SAM DeVINCENT COLLECTION OF ILLUSTRATED AMERICAN SHEET MUSIC, ca. 1790 - 1987
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Container List

Series 4: Songwriters, 1847-1975

by: Robert S. Harding & Cooby Greenway, 1994

Subseries 4.84: Charles N. Daniels, 1898-1941

Box 137

Folder

A-D -- General Songs, 1900-1934, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories. Daniels also wrote under the names Neil Moret and L'Albert.

A -- 1900-1910:

Includes: "Autumn," "Cherry," "Moonlight," and "On Mobile Bay." (23 items)

B -- 1911-1918:

Includes: "I'll Dream of You if You Dream of Me," "Kill That Bear," and "Love Is a Weaver of Dreams."  (35 items)

C -- 1919-1941:

Includes: "Chloe," "Mello Cello," "Peggy," "The Song of the Wanderer," and "You Tell Me Your Dream, I'll Tell You Mine." (28 items)

Box 138

Folder

D -- 1925:

Multiple editions of "Moonlight and Roses." (10 items)  

E -- Ethnic Songs, Miscellaneous, 1903-1929,

Includes: "Borneo Rag," "Hindu Rose," "On the Way to Monterey," "Persian Rug," "Song of Siberia" (An Exile's Lament), and "Yucatan." (18 items)  

F -- Armed Conflict Song, 1898, "As Our Boys Come Marching Home." (1 item)

G-L -- Instrumental Compositions, 1898-1914

G -- 1898-1906:

Includes: "Dolores," "Margery," "Cleopatra Finnegan" (an Afro-Celtic Intermezzo), and "Morning Star." Also, "A Deed of the Pen," for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at the Saint Louis World's Fair, 1904. (23 items)

H -- 1901:

Multiple editions of "Hiawatha." (9 items)

I -- 1904:

Multiple editions of "Moonlight." (10 items)

J -- 1905:

Multiple editions of "Silverheels." (10 items)

Box 139

Folder

K -- 1907-1914:

Includes: "Brides and Butterflies," "Indian Summer," and "Sayonara." Also, "Dancing with the Girl You Love," Chicago Sunday Examiner, May 30, 1909. (30 items)

L -- 1912:

Multiple editions of "After Vespers." (7 items)

M -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1898-1920

"The Island of Roses and Love," 1911, THE WEBER AND FIELD JUBILEE 
        and THE THREE LIGHTS
"My Josephine," THE GOVERNORS.
"Rose of My Heart," 1920, ZIEGFELD'S MIDNIGHT FROLIC
(6 items)

N -- Motion Picture Production, 1918, "Mickey," MICKEY. (8 items)

O -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1910-1935

Includes: "Don't Sing Aloha When I Go" and "When the Moon Swings Low." 
(4 items)

Subseries 4.85: H. P. Danks, 1861-1946

Box 139

Folder

A-B -- General Songs, 1861-1946, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

A --1861-1869:

Includes: " Meet Me Beneath the Willow" and "A Sweet Face at the Window." 
(9 items)

B -- 1870-1946:

Includes: "Don't Be Angry with Me, Darling," "Nobody's Darling But Mine." 
(20 items)

C -- 1873; 1935:

Multiple editions of "Silver Threads Among the Gold." (19 items)

Box O/S 1

Folder

D -- n.d, "Only a Dream," page 22 of unidentified magazine. (1 item)

Box 139

Folder

E --Sacred Songs, 1867-1905

Includes: "No Night There" and "Not Ashamed of Christ." (10 items)

F -- Instrumental Arrangement, 1910, "Silver Threads Among the Gold Waltz." 
       (1 item)

G -- Songs by Others, 1872-1874, answer (or companion) songs to titles in Folder B.

Contains: "Tis No Thought of Anger, Dearest" and "While the Silver Tints the Gold." (2 items)

Subseries 4.86: Benny Davis, 1919-1955

Box 140

Folder

A-J -- General Songs, 1919-1950, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

A-C -- Collaboration with Others, 1919-1950

A -- 1919-1950:

Includes: "I'm Happy When You're Happy" and "Sleepy Head." (53 items)

B -- 1921-1922:

Multiple editions of "Make Believe" and "Night." (12 items)

C -- 1926:

Multiple editions of "Falling in Love with You,""Lonesome and Sorry," and "Somebody's Lonely" (one edition has cover only). (23 items)

D-E -- Collaboration with Harry Akst, 1922-1927

D --1922-1926:

Multiple editions of "Baby Face" and "Dearest." (18 items)

E --1923-1927:

Includes: "Gorgeous," "If I'd Only Believed in You," and "A Smile Will Go a Long Long Way." (19 items)

F-G -- Collaboration with Abner Silver, 1922-1935

F -- 1922-1927:

Multiple editions of "Angel Child" and "Mary Ann." (12 items)

Box 141

Folder

G --1922-1935:

Includes: "Main Street Wasn't Big Enough for Mary," "Say It While Dancing," and "There Goes My Heart."  (16 items)

H-K -- Collaboration with Joe Burke, 1924-1933

H -- 1924:

Multiple editions of "Oh How I Miss You To-Night" and "No Wonder." 
(17 items)

I -- 1925:

Multiple editions of "Yearning" (one edition missing inner page). (25 items)

J -- 1925-1933:

Includes: "Never without You" and "No Other." (17 items)

K -- 1928-1929:

Multiple editions of "All That I'm Asking Is Sympathy," "Carolina Moon" and "Who Wouldn't Be Blue?" (one edition missing inner page). (17 items)

L -- African American Song, 1919, "At the High Brown Babies Ball." (1 item)

M -- Armed Conflict Song, 1917, "Goodbye Broadway, Hello France." (2 items)

N --Musical Theater Production, 1917, " Goodbye Broadway, Hello France,"
       PASSING SHOW OF 1917. (1 item)

O -- Motion Picture Production, 1926, "Mike," MIKE. (1 item)

P -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1921-1955

Includes: "Chasing Shadows," "I'm Happy When You're Happy," and "There Goes My Heart." (38 items)

Subseries 4.87: Reginald de Koven, 1882-1918; 1946

Box 142

Folder

A-B --General Songs, 1882-1909; 1919; 1946, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

A --1882-1909; 1919; 1946; n.d.

Includes: "Margery Daw," "Oh Promise Me" (one edition has back page only), "Past and Future" (one edition missing covers), and "Recessional," verse by Rudyard Kipling. "Love's Trinity" has front cover only, n.d.
(24 items)

B -- 1889:

Multiple editions of "A Winter Lullaby" (two covers missing). (6 items)

C-D -- Instrumental Compositions, 1901-1918

C -- 1901-1911:

Includes: "Down the Bayou," "Elves and Gnomes," and "In Carnival Time." 
(7 items)

Box O/S 1

Folder

D-E -- Collaboration with Harry Akst, 1922-1927

D --1918:

Contains: "Wedding March," published in Companion, June, 1919. (2 pages)

Box 142

Folder

E-G -- Musical Theater Productions, 1899-1911

E-F -- ROBIN HOOD, 1889-1891:

E -- 1889-1891:

Contains: "Armourer's Song," "Waltzes," "The Country Dance, Fantasia," and "Oh Promise Me." (8 items)

F -- 1891

Contains: ROBIN HOOD, the Libretto, by Harry B. Smith. (1 item)

G -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1901-1911

"The Love Waltz," 1911, THE WEDDING TRIP
"Mem'ry's Garden," 1909, THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY
"Song of the Outlaw," 1901, MAID MARIAN
(3 items)


H -- Professional/Artist Copy, 1903, "The Garden of Dreams." (1 item)

Sudseries 4.88: Vaughn De Leath, 1916-1938

Box 142

Folder

A --General Songs, 1921-1937, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

Includes: "Drowsy Head" with Irving Berlin. (4 items)

B -- Songs by Others, 1916-1929, with cover photos of Ms. De Leath.

Includes: "Beside an Open Fireplace." (4 items)

C -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1922-1938

Includes: "Ducklings on Parade," "It's a Lonely Trail," and "Sundown at Arlington." (9 items)

Subseries 4.89: Mrs. L. L. Deming, 1854

Box 142

Folder

A --General Song, 1854, "I Cannot Sing Tonight." (3 items)

Subseries 4.7: Peter De Rose, 1916-1956

Box 22

Folder

A-J -- General Songs, 1918-1956, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

A -- Collaboration with Jo Trent, 1926-1931

Includes: "Dixie Dawn," "I Just Roll Along Havin' My Ups and Downs," "Lazy Weather," and "Muddy Water (one item is back page only)." (13 items)

B -- Collaboration with May Singhi Breen (Malia Rosa), 1925-1956:

Includes: "Broken-Hearted Sue," "Marvelous," and "Sweet Kalula Lou." 
(20 items)

Box 23

Folder

C-D -- Collaboration with Charles Tobias, 1929-1952

C -- 1929-1952:

Includes: "Down Among the Sugar Cane," "One More Kiss, Then Goodnight,"  "Somewhere in Old Wyoming," and "You'll Be Mine In Apple Blossom Time." (30 items)

D -- 1930:

Multiple editions of  "Somebody Loves You" (one item is back page only), and "When Your Hair Has Turned To Silver (I Will Love You Just The Same)." 
(15 items)

E-F -- Collaboration with Mitchell Parish, 1934-1942

E -- 1934-1939:

Multiple editions of "Deep Purple," "Lilacs in the Rain," and "The Starlit Hour." (23 items)

F -- 1939-1942:

Includes: "The American Waltz" (see also Folder G), "Angel," "I Hear America Singing," "The Lamp Is Low,"  and "Orange Blossom Lane." (11 items)

Box 24

Folder

G-I -- Collaboration with Others, 1918-1949

G -- 1918-1922:

Includes: "Gretchen," "It Takes a Lot of Jacks to Keep a Jill," and "Tiger Rose." (25 items)

H -- 1922:

Contains multiple editions of "Moonlight Mood" and "Suez." (12 items)

I -- 1923-1949:

Includes: "Autumn Serenade," "A Marshmallow World," "Nightfall," "Now All the World's at Peace," "That's Life I Guess," "Twenty-four Hours of Sunshine," and "Who Do You Know in Heaven (That Made You the Angel You Are)." 
(21 items)

J -- Armed Conflict, 1917-1952

Includes: "I Hear America Singing," "If Someone Had Told Me," from the film ABOUT FACE, and "The Song of the Seabees," dedicated to the USN Seabees and used in the film THE FIGHTING SEABEES.  (7 items)

K -- Answer Songs, 1911-1928, listed chronologically:

"When I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget," 1911, lyrics and music by Austin Keith
"When You're Gone I Won't Forget," 1920, music by De Rose, 
    lyrics by Ivan Reid
"When You're Gone I Know I'll Miss You," 1926, by De Rose and 
    May Singhi Breen
"I Told You I'd Never Forget You," 1927, by Breen, Wendell Hall and De Rose
"Send The Sunshine Everywhere," 1928, lyrics by Rev. Anna B. Reis, using the above 1920 De Rose melody.
(17 items)


L -- Sacred Songs, 1937-1944


Includes: "I Heard a Forest Praying." (5 items)

M -- Instrumental Compositions, 1918-1953

Includes: "Chinwah," "Deep Purple," "Diamond Dust," "Mavis," and 
"Tiger Rose." (17 items)

N -- Musical Theater Production, 1940, "Angel," EARL CARROLL VANITIES. 
       (1 item)

O -- Motion Picture Production, Miscellaneous, 1942-1952

"If Someone Had Told Me," 1952, ABOUT FACE
"The Song of the Seabees," 1942; 1944, THE FIGHTING SEABEES
(2 items)

P -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1920-1949

Includes: "The Lamp is Low," "Muddy Water," "That's Life I Guess," and "When You're Gone I Won't Forget." (28 items)

Subseries 4.90: John, Harry, and Will Dillon, 1893-1945

Box 143

Folder

A-B -- General Songs, 1902-1916, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

A -- 1902-1924:

Includes: "All Alone," "I Want a Girl (Just Like the Girl That Married 
Dear Old Dad)," and "Terrible Lot to Do Today." (17 items)

B -- 1915:

Multiple editions of "My Little Girl." (5 items)

C -- Irish American Song, 1901, "Why Did They Sell Killarney." (1 item)

D -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1893-1916

"Bonnie, My Highland Lassie," 1908, THE MERRY WIDOW AND THE DEVIL
"Do, Do, My Huckleberry, Do," 1916, A TRIP TO CHINATOWN CO.
"My Grandfather's Girl," 1916, JANE O'DAY FROM BROADWAY
"Put Me Off at Buffalo," 1895, A TRIP TO CHINATOWN
(6 items)

E -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1908-1945

Includes: "The Young Woman in the Shoe." (5 items)

Subseries 4.91: Harold Dixon, 1919-1932

Box 143

Folder

A-B -- General Songs, 1919-1932, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

A -- 1916-1932:

Includes: "Dixie Lullaby" and " Till the End of the World with You." (27 items)

B -- 1921-1922:1928;

Multiple editions of "Call Me Back, Pal O'Mine" and "I'll Take You Home Again, Pal O'Mine." (18 items)

C -- Ethnic Songs, Miscellaneous, 1919-1927

Contains African American, Brazilian, and Gypsy themes. (9 items)

D -- Instrumental Compositions, 1927

Contains: "The Brownies on Parade" and "Dance of the Gnomes." (2 items)

E -- Folios, 1929, n.d.

Contains arrangements of popular songs and classical compositions 
published by Dixon.  (4 items)

Subseries 4.8: Walter Donaldson, 1915-1944

Box 25

Folder

A-Y -- General Songs, 1916-1942, not related to stage, screen or other topical categories.

A-G -- Songs, 1916-1942, words and music written exclusively by Donaldson.

A -- 1916-1927:

Includes: "Back Where the Daffodils Grow," "Changes," "Don't Be Angry," "I've Got the Girl," "Mary," and "A Shady Tree." (41 items)

B -- 1917-1924:

Multiple editions of "In the Evening," "I've Got the Sweetest Girl in Maryland," "My Best Girl," and "Indiana Home." (22 items)

C -- 1926:

Multiple editions of "What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry?" "It Made You Happy," and "Where'd You Get Those Eyes." (25 items)

D -- 1927:

Multiple editions of "At Sundown" and "Sam, the Old Accordian Man." 
(20 items)

E -- 1928-1930:

Includes: "Anything You Say," "Because My Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now," "Junior," "Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky," "Lazy Lou'siana Moon," "Out of Town Gal," "Say 'Yes' Today," "There's a Wah Wah Girl in Agua Caliente," and "You're Driving Me Crazy." (31 items)

F -- 1930:

Multiple editions of "Little White Lies." (9 items)

Box 26

Folder

G -- 1931-1942:

Includes: "Blue Kentucky Moon," "An Evening in Caroline," "Good Night Moon," "Hello Beautiful," "I'm So in Love," "My Mom," "A Thousand Good Nights," "Why'd Ya Make Me Fall in Love," "Without That Gal," and "You Didn't Have to Tell Me." (36 items)

H-J -- Collaboration with Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, 1915-1933

H -- 1915-1924:

Includes: "Don't Cry Frenchy, Don't Cry," "I'll Be Back in My Low Back Car," and "They'll Have to Put a Nightie on Aphrodite." (28 items)

I -- 1915-1919:

Multiple editions of "How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm," "I'll Be Happy When the Preacher Makes You Mine," and "You're a Million Miles from Nowhere." (27 items)

J -- 1921-1933:

Multiple editions of "Hiawatha's Lullaby," "Hortense," and "My Mammy (The Sun Shines East--The Sun Shines West)." (22 items)

K-Q -- Collaboration with Gus Kahn, 1922-1935

K -- 1922:

Multiple editions of "Carolina in the Morning" and "My Buddy." (22 items)

L -- 1923:

Multiple editions of "Beside a Babbling Brook" (one edition incomplete) and "Mindin' My Bus'ness." (15 items)

M -- 1923-1926:

Includes: "But I Do--You Know I Do," "Just a Bird's-Eye View of My Old Kentucky Home," "Let's Talk about My Sweetie," and "There Ain't No Maybe in My Baby's Eyes." (25 items)

Box 27

Folder

N -- 1925:

Multiple editions of "I Wonder Where My Baby Is To-Night," "The Midnight Waltz," and "My Sweetie Turned Me Down." (21 items)

O -- 1925:

Multiple editions of "That Certain Party" and "Yes Sir! That's My Baby." 
(29 items)

P -- 1926-1927:

Multiple editions of "For My Sweetheart" and "My Ohio Home." (20 items)

Q -- 1927-1935:

Includes: "Clouds," "Dancing in the Moonlight," "If You See Sally," "My Baby Just Cares for Me," and "You've Got Everything." (23 items)

R-X -- Collaboration with Others, 1915-1943

R -- 1915:

Multiple editions of "Just Try to Picture Me Back (Down) Home in Tennessee" and "We'll Have a Jubilee in My Old Kentucky Home." (32 items)

S -- 1915-1918:

Includes: "Daughter of Rosie O'Grady," "Oh, Joe, with Your Fiddle and Your Bow You Stole My Heart Away," and "When Verdi Plays the Hurdy Gurdy." 
(28 items)

T -- 1919-1926:

Includes: "My Little Bimbo Down on the Bamboo Isle," and "Seven or Eleven (My Dixie Pair O'Dice)."
(43 items)

Box 28

Folder

U -- 1922:

Multiple editions of "Georgia" and "On the 'Gin 'Gin 'Ginny Shore." (10 items)

V -- 1924-1925:

Multiple editions of "In the Middle of the Night," "Let It Rain! Let It Pour!," "Oh Baby! (Don't Say No--Say Maybe)," and "Swanee Butterfly." (25 items)

W -- 1926-1927:

Multiple Editions of "My Blue Heaven," "That's Why I Love You," and "Thinking of You." (21 items)

X -- 1927-1943:

Includes: "Could Be," "Cuckoo in the Clock," "Just the Same," "Kansas City Kitty," "Reaching for Someone and Not Finding Anyone There," and "Romance" (also in Folder AA). (29 items)

Y -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1920-1931; 1957

"Carolina in the Morning," 1922, PASSING SHOW OF 1922
"Give Me My Mammy," 1921, BOMBO
"The Gypsy Song," 1928, WHOOPEE
"I Love the Land of Old Black Joe," 1920, THE ED WYNN CARNIVAL
"I'm Bringing a Red, Red Rose," 1920, WHOOPEE
"I'm with You," 1931, GLORIFYING THE AMERICAN GIRL
"Love Me or Leave Me," 1928, WHOOPEE
"Makin' Whoopee," 1928; 1957, WHOOPEE
"My Baby Just Cares for Me," 1930, WHOOPEE
"My Shahara Rose," 1920, THE ED WYNN CARNIVAL
"Until You Get Somebody Else," 1928, WHOOPEE
(17 items)

Z-AA -- Motion Picture Productions, 1927-1936

Z -- KID MILLIONS, 1934:

Contains: "An Earful of Music," "Okay Toots," and "When My Ship Comes In." (3 items )

Z -- THE GREAT ZIEGFELD, 1935-1936:

Contains: "It's Been So Long," "You," and "You Never Looked So Beautiful." 
(7 items)

AA -- Motion Picture Productions, Miscellaneous, 1927-1936:

"Did I Remember," 1936, SUZY
"Duke of Ka-Ki-Ak," 1929, HOT FOR PARIS
"Home Is Heaven--Heaven Is Home," 1929, CAMEO KIRBY
"The Horse with the Dreamy Eyes," 1937, SARATOGA
"If You Want to See Paree," 1929, HOT FOR PARIS
"I've Had My Moments," 1934, HOLLYWOOD PARTY
"Out of the Dawn," 1928, WARMING UP
"Riptide," 1934, RIPTIDE
"Romance," 1929 (also in Folder X), CAMEO KIRBY
"Sleepy Head," 1934, OPERATOR 13
"Sweet Nothings of Love," 1929, HOT FOR PARIS
"That Melody of Love," 1927, LOVE
"There Must Be Somebody Waiting for Me," 1929, GLORIFYING 
    THE AMERICAN GIRL
"Upstairs and Down," 1919, UPSTAIRS AND DOWN
(18 items)

BB -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1918-1944

Includes: "I'm Fit to Be Tied," "I'm Tickled to Death that You're Irish," "Mister Meadowlark," "That Certain Party," and "Tonight." (44 items)

Subseries 4.9: Paul Dresser, 1886-1958

Box 29

Folder

A-E -- General Songs, 1888-1905; 1932, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

A-D -- Songs, 1888-1905; 1942, written exclusively by Dresser:

A -- 1888-1895:

Includes: "A Baby Adrift at Sea," "Here Lies an Actor," "I Can't Believe Her Faithless," "The Pardon Came Too Late," "Rosie, Sweet Rosabel," and "White Apple Blossoms." (18 items)

B -- 1895:

Multiple editions of "Just Tell Them That You Saw Me." (8 items)

C -- 1896-1905:

Includes: "Calling to Her Boy Just Once Again," "Don't Tell Her That You Love Her," "A Dream of My Boyhood Days," and "I Wonder Where She Is Tonight." (24 items)

D -- 1905, 1921, 1932, 1942:

Multiple editions of "My Gal Sal," including the motion picture version featuring Rita Hayworth on the cover.
(10 items)

E -- Collaboration with Others, 1886 & 1896

Includes: "The Honest Little Dollar" and "The Letter That Never Came." 
(4 items)

F -- African American Songs, 1890-1905

Includes: "Did You Ever Hear a Nigger Say Wow?" "When Mammy's By Your Side," "When the Moon Comes Up Behind the Hill," and "You'se Jus a Little Nigger, Still You'se Mine, All Mine." (5 items)

Box 30

Folder

G-I -- Armed Conflict Songs, 1892-1905

G -- Civil War Songs, 1890-1904:

Includes: "The Blue and the Grey (Or a Mother's Gift to Her Country)" (which also alludes to the Spanish-American War), "He Fought for the Cause He Thought Was Right," "The Lone Grave," and "There's No North or South Today." 
(14 items)

H -- Patriotic and War-Related Songs, 1892-1905:

Contains songs covering a range of topics from duty to country to European conflicts not involving the United States. Includes: "After the Battle," "Give Us Another Lincoln," "He Was a Soldier," and "She Fought on by His Side. (6 items)

I -- Spanish-American War Songs, 1899-1903:

Includes: "The Boys Are Coming Home Today," "Come Home Dewey (We Won't Do a Thing to You)," and "Mr. Volunteer." (3 items)

J -- Sacred Songs, 1896 & 1906

Includes: "The Judgement Is at Hand," the last song written by Dresser, and "Show Me the Way." (2 items)

K-L -- Regional Songs, 1897-1958

K -- "On the Banks of the Wabash--Far Away," 1897-1958

This song, made the official Indiana state song in 1913, appears in five different cover editions. Song sheets show the progression of copyrights from the original date in 1897 to 1958. (20 items)

L -- 1898-1908;

Includes: "In Dear Old Illinois," "In Good Old New York Town," and "Way Down in Old Indiana." (13 items)

M -- Dresser Cover Series, 1888

This folder contains five of the eight songs published in the series. Includes: "The Convict and the Bird," "I Long to Hear from Home," "I Send to Them My Love," and "Only a Dear Little Star." (5 items)

N -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1890-1905; n.d.

Includes: "The Blue and the Gray" and an undated copy of "The Curse of the Dreamer." (17 items)

O -- Paul Dresser's Song Album, 1900

Subtitled "A Collection of Home Songs for Home People," this album of song sheets, published by Howley, Haviland & Dresser, contains twenty-three songs, including a reproduction of the original manuscript of "Just Tell Them That You Saw Me." (1 item)

Subseries 4.92: Al Dubin, 1912-1947

Box 144

Folder

A-G -- General Songs, 1912-1947, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.

A -- 1912-1918:

Includes: "All the World Will Be Jealous of Me," "It Happens Every Night," and "When the Rest of the World Don't Want You." (36 items)

B -- 1919-1927:

Includes: "Nobody Knows What a Red Headed Mama Can Do," "Who'll Take the Place of Mary," and "Words." (42 items)

C -- 1920-1921:

Multiple editions of "Crooning" and "Tripoli." (12 items)

D -- 1923:

Multiple editions of "Just a Girl That Men Forget." (18 items)

E -- 1927:

Multiple editions of "I Must Be Dreaming." (7 items)

F -- 1928-1941:

Includes: "The Anniversary Waltz," "Dancing with Tears in My Eyes," and 
"Half Way to Heaven." (22 items)

G -- 1930-1947:

Multiple editions of "Feudin' and Fightin'" and "For You." (13 items)

H -- Armed Conflict Songs, 1917

Contains: "The Dream of a Soldier Boy" and "Your Country Needs You Now." 
(3 items)

I -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1916-1925

"Barcarole," 1924, TALES OF HOFFMAN
"A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich, and You," 1925, CHARLOT'S REVUE OF 1926
"I Love You So," 1925, THE MERRY WIDOW
"Lullaby," 1924, JOCELYN
"The Merry Widow," 1925, THE MERRY WIDOW
"A Song of India," 1924, SADKO
"'Twas Only an Irishman's Dream," 1916, BROADWAY AND BUTTERMILK
(12 Items)

J -- Motion Picture Productions, Miscellaneous, 1929-1930

"If I'm Dreaming," 1929, SALLY
"Kiss Waltz," 1930, DANCING SWEETIES
"Painting the Clouds with Sunshine," 1929, THE GOLD 
    DIGGERS OF BROADWAY
"Sally," 1929, SALLY
"Tiptoe Through the Tulips," 1929, THE GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY
"What Will I Do without You," 1929, THE GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY
"When the Little Roses," 1930, HOLD EVERYTHING
(13 items)

K -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1923-1942; 1943

Includes: "Daughter of the Latin Quarter," "In a Kitchenette," and "Where Were You Last Night?" (32 items)

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