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SAM DeVINCENT COLLECTION OF ILLUSTRATED AMERICAN
SHEET MUSIC, ca. 1790 - 1987
#300
Container List
Series 4: Songwriters, 1847-1975
by: Robert S. Harding & Cooby Greenway, 1994
Subseries 4.19: Gus Kahn, 1907-1953
Box 61
Folder
A-DD -- General songs, 1907-1946, not related to stage, screen or other topical categories.
A-D -- Collaboration with Grace Le Boy (Kahn), 1908-1932.
Note that Folder B contains songs and instrumentals written by Grace
Leboy without Gus Kahn.
A -- 1908-1932:
Includes: "Early in the Morning," "Everybody Rag
with Me," and "Moonlight on the Mississippi." (38
items)
B -- 1913-1917:
C -- 1907; 1909:
D -- 1927-1932:
E -- Gus Kahn, 1910-1927, with no collaborators
Contains: "Baby Feet Go Pitter Patter" (with a DeSylva,
Brown, and Henderson song on the reverse), "Gone!,"
"Moon-Talk," and "Oh Doris! Where Do You Live?"
(8 items)
F-J -- Collaboration with Egbert Van Alstyne, 1913-1938
F -- 1913-1918:
Includes: "I'm in Love with the Mother of My Best
Girl," "Sailin' Away on the Henry Clay," and
"Sunshine and Roses." (42 items)
G -- 1915:
Box 62
Folder
H -- 1916:
I -- 1919-1931:
Multiple editions of "The Little Old Church in the
Valley" and "Your Eyes Have Told Me So," (also with
Walter Blaufuss). (20 items)
J -- 1919-1938:
K-L -- Collaboration with Richard Whiting, 1916-1946
K -- 1916-1946:
Includes: "Bimini Bay," "Guilty," "Some
Sunday Morning," and "Ukelele Lady." (21 items)
L -- 1921:
M-N -- Collaboration with Walter Blaufuss, 1919-1926 (also
see Folder I)
M -- 1919:
N -- 1920-1926:
O-Q -- Collaboration with Isham Jones, 1922-1928
Box 63
Folder
O -- 1922-1923:
P -- 1922-1928:
Includes: "Gone Again Gal," "I'll See You in My
Dreams," "Lady of the Nile," "On the
Alamo," "Spain," and "Why Couldn't It Be Poor
Little Me." (24 items)
Q -- 1924:
R-S -- Collaboration with Walter Donaldson, 1922-1935
R -- 1922-1926:
S -- 1923-1935:
Includes: "For My Sweetheart," "Let's Talk about
My Sweetie," "That Certain Party," and "Yes Sir!
That's My Baby." (46 items)
T-W -- Collaboration with Ted Fiorito, 1923-1931
T -- 1923-1924:
Includes: "The Little Old Clock on the Mantle,"
"No, No, Nora," and
"When the Lights Are Low." (16 items)
U -- 1924-1925:
Multiple editions of "Charley My Boy,"
"Dreamer of Dreams," and "Sometime." (24 items)
Box 64
Folder
V -- 1925:
Includes: "Alone At Last," "I Never Knew,"
and "When I Dream of the Last Waltz with You." (19 items)
W -- 1926-1931:
X-DD -- Collaboration with others, 1908-1937
X -- 1908-1923:
Includes: "Moonlight on the Nile," "Sittin' in a
Corner," "Toot, Toot, Tootsie (Goo' Bye!)," and
"Worried." (29 items)
Y -- 1916-1924:
Multiple editions of "If You Ever Get Lonely,"
"Venetian Moon," and "When You and I Were
Seventeen." (31 items)
Z -- 1924:
AA -- 1925-1927:
Box 65
Folder
BB -- 1928-1930:
Includes: "Coquette," "Goofus," "Last
Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me," "Sweetheart of My Student
Days," "Ten Little Miles from Town," "The Waltz
You Saved for Me," and "Where the Shy Little Violets
Grow." (39 items)
CC -- 1928-1932:
Multiple editions of "Beloved," "A Little Street
Where Old Friends Meet," and "When You Come to the End of
the Day." (30 items)
DD -- 1931-1937:
Includes: "Dream a Little Dream of Me," "I'm Thru
with You," "Josephine," "San Francisco"
(dedicated to the Golden Gate International Exposition), "So at
Last It's Come to This," and "What Have You Got to
Lose." (27 items)
EE -- Persian and Oriental Songs, 1916-1927
Contains: "Cherry Blossom," "China Dreams,"
"In an Oriental Garden," "My Dreamy China Lady,"
"Persian Rug," and "Shanghai Lullaby." (10
items)
FF -- Hawaiian Songs, 1917-1927
Contains: "Along the Way to Waikiki," "Hula Hula
Dream Girl," "Hula Serenade," "Sun Kissed
Isle," and "On the Isle of Wicki Wacki Woo." (7
items)
GG-HH -- World War I songs, 1915-1918
GG -- 1915-1918:
Includes: "For the Boys over There," n.d. ('Official
Song of the United-War Work Campaign'), "Give a Little Credit
to the Navy," dedicated to the Commander of the U.S. Naval
Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y., "Lay Down Your
Arms," an instrumental by Grace Le Boy, and "Put Your
Hands in Your Pockets and Give, Give, Give." (9 items)
HH -- 1917:
Multiple editions of "On the Road to Home Sweet Home"
and "So Long, Mother." (24 items)
Box 66
Folder
II -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1918-1938
"Baby," 1919, THE PASSING SHOW OF 1918
"I'm in Love," 1926, KITTY'S KISSES
"Love Me or Leave Me," 1928, WHOOPEE
"Makin' Whoopee," 1928, WHOOPEE
"My Isle of Golden Dreams," 1919, HELLO ALEXANDER and THE
PASSING SHOW OF 1919
"'N Everything," 1918, SINBAD
"Step on the Blues," 1926?, KITTY'S KISSES (cover only)
"Swingin' Along with Lindy," 1918, JUST AROUND THE CORNER
"Toot, "Toot, "Tootsie!" 1922, Bomdo
(21 items)
JJ-KK -- Motion Picture Productions, 1924-1939
JJ -- FLYING DOWN TO RIO, 1933:
Contains: "Carioca," "Music Makes Me," and
"Orchids in the Moonlight."
(3 items)
- GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST, 1938:
Includes: "Girl of the Golden West," "Shadows on
the Moon," "Sun-Up to Sundown," and "The West
Ain't Wild Anymore." (7 items)
KK -- Motion Picture Productions, Miscellaneous, 1924-1939:
"Call of Love," 1934, LAUGHING BOY
"For Ev'ry Lonely Heart," 1939, BROADWAY SERENADE
"Ha-Cha-Cha," 1924, CARAVAN
"I'll See You in My Dreams," 1924, KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY
"I'm Sittin' High on a Hill Top," 1935, THANKS A MILLION
"It Had to Be You," 1924-1939, SHOW BUSINESS
"I've Had My Moments," 1934, HOLLYWOOD PARTY
"Love Me Forever," 1935, LOVE ME FOREVER
"Love Me or Leave Me," 1928, I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
"A Love Song of Long Ago," 1937, THEY GAVE HIM A GUN
"Let's Sing Again," 1936, LET'S SING AGAIN
"My Sweetheart," 1924, MELODY OF LOVE
"Nobody's Sweetheart," 1924, I'M NOBODY'S SWEETHEART NOW
"Okay Toots," 1934, KID MILLIONS
"One Night of Love," 1934, ONE NIGHT OF LOVE
"Riptide," 1934, RIPTIDE
"San Francisco," 1936, SAN FRANCISCO
"Sleepy Head," 1934, OPERATOR 13
"Sugar Plum," 1935, THANKS A MILLION
"Sweetheart Darlin'," 1933, PEG O' MY HEART
"Thanks a Million," 1935, THANKS A MILLION
"Tonight Is Mine," 1934, STINGAREE
"Waitin' at the Gate for Katy," 1934, BOTTOMS UP
"When My Ship Comes In," 1934, KID MILLIONS
"With All My Heart," 1935, HER MASTER'S VOICE
"You're All I Need," 1935, ESCAPADE
(29 items)
LL -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1908-1953
Includes: "Around the Corner," "At the End of a
Winding Lane," "Gotta Getta Girl," "Hangin' on
the Garden Gate," "I've Got a Pocket Full of
Sunshine," "I Wish I Had a Girl," "Pretty
Baby," "Thanks a Million," and "Tomorrow Is
Another Day." (74 items)
MM -- Folio (Marvin Kahn), 1943
Includes: Chord Construction and Hints for Popular Piano
Playing, prepared by Marvin Kahn, son of Gus Kahn. (3 items)
Subseries 4.130:
Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, and Herman Ruby, 1911-1955
Box 179
Folder
A-G -- General Songs,
1911-1949, not related to stage, screen or other topical
categories.
A-B -- Kalmar with Others,
1911-1921
A -- 1911-1921:
Includes: "In Room 202," "In the Land of
Harmony," "Mandy and Me," and "Oh! What a Pal
Was Mary." (25 items)
B -- 1913:
- Multiple editions of "Where
Did You Get That Girl." (6 items)
C-E -- Kalmar, Harry Ruby and
Herman Ruby, 1919-1939
C -- 1919-1922:
- Includes: "Everyone Is Meant
for Someone," "I Gave You Up Just Before You Threw Me
Down," "If You Want to Make a Hit with the Ladies,"
and "In My Home Town." (24 items)
D -- 1920:
Multiple editions of "So Long Oolong." (7 items)
E -- 1923-1939:
Includes: "I'm So Afraid of You" (missing cover),
"Nevertheless (I'm in Love with You)" and "Who's
Sorry Now." (20 items)
F -- Harry Ruby with Others,
1916-1949
Includes: "For the Two of Us," "The Greatest
Battle Song of All," and "That's Worth While Waiting
For." (13 items)
G-H -- Herman Ruby with
Others, 1921-1927; 1940
G -- 1921-1927:
Includes: "Hot Tamale Molly,"
and "My Honey's Lovin' Arms." (12 items)
H -- 1925; 1940:
Multiple editions of "Cecilia." (7 items)
I -- Armed Conflict Songs,
1918-1942
Contains: "Down the Lane and Home Again,"
"Oh! What a Time for the Girlies," and "Your
Dad and My Dad Were Buddies, Buddy." (3 items)
J -- Musical Theater
Productions, Miscellaneous, 1914-1949
"All Alone Monday," 1926, THE RAMBLERS
"Cry Baby," 1923, HELEN OF TROY, NEW YORK
"Dancing the Devil Away," 1927, LUCKY
"Good Boy," 1928, GOOD BOY
"I Wanna Be Loved by You," 1928, GOOD BOY
"If You Will Marry Us," 1923, NIFTIES OF 1923
"It's Midnight on the Rhine," 1914, ONE GIRL IN A
MILLION
"I've Been Floating Down the Old Green River," 1915,
MAID IN AMERICA
"Maybe It's Because," 1949, ALONG FIFTH AVENUE
"My Sunny Tennessee," 1921, THE MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS OF
1921
"No Other Girl," 1923, THE TOWN CLOWN
"Rebecca (Came Back from Mecca)," 1921, THE MIDNIGHT
ROUNDERS
"The Same Old Moon" (cover missing), 1927, LUCKY
"Some Sweet Someone," 1928, GOOD BOY
"Sweeter Than You," 1926, TWINKLE TWINKLE
"Thinking of You," 1927, THE 5 O'CLOCK GIRL
"Up in the Clouds," 1927, THE 5 O'CLOCK GIRL
"When I Was the Dandy and You Were the Belle," 1924, THE
GRAB BAG
(30 items)
K -- Motion Picture
Productions, Miscellaneous, 1929-1946
"Do You Love Me," 1946, DO YOU LOVE ME
"Give Me the Simple Life," 1945, GIVE ME THE SIMPLE LIFE
"I Love You So Much," 1930, THE CUCKOOS
"I Wish I Could Tell You," 1945, WAKE UP AND DREAM
"Nevertheless (I'm in Love with You)," 1931, THREE
LITTLE WORDS
"Smiling Irish Eyes," 1929, SMILING IRISH EYES
"Three Little Words," 1930, CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK
(7 items)
L -- TV Production, 1936,
"Hooray for Captain Spaulding," GROUCHO
MARX TV
PROGRAM. (1 item)
M -- Professional/Artist
Copies, 1913-1955
- Includes: "Go West, Young
Man," "She's Mine, All Mine!" and "Timbuctoo."
(25 items)
Subseries 4.131:
Art Kassel, 1924-1957
Box 180
Folder
A-B General Songs,
1924-1956, not related to stage, screen, or other topical
categories.
A -- 1924:
-
- Multiple editions of "Doodle-Doo-Doo."
(17 items)
B -- 1924-1956:
-
- Includes: "Around the
Corner," "Hell's Bells," and "Oh! That Sweet
in Suite 16." (11 items)
C -- Songs by Others,
1929-1941; covers feature images of Kassel or one of his
singers.
Includes: "Down in the Alley and Over the Fence,"
"Hand Me Down My
Walkin' Cane," and "Sweet Genevieve."
(24 items)
D -- 1940: Box
O/S 1
Contains: "Merry Widow Waltz," The Chicago Tribune,
Feb. 4, 1940, composed by Franz Lehar, arranged by Kassel (1
item)
Box 180
Folder
E -- Professional/Artist
Copies, 1929-1957
-
- Includes: "Are Yuh Spoken Fer?"
"I've Got a Locket in My Pocket," and
"Yea-Boo!"
(9 items)
Subseries 4.132:
Harry Kennedy, 1876-1893
Box 180
Folder
A -- General Songs, 1876-1893,
not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.
Includes: "Cradle's Empty, Baby's Gone" (answer song:
"Cradle Isn't- Empty, Baby Smiled," 1881, by
T. B. Kelley), "A Flower from Mother's
- Grave," and "Say Au
Revoir' But Not Goodbye." (21 items)
B -- Patriotic Song, 1882,
"God Bless and Save America." (1 item)
Subseries 4.133:
Charles and Nick Kenny, 1930-1956
Box 180
Folder
A-B -- General Songs,
1930-1954, not related to stage, screen, or other topical
categories.
A -- 1930-1954:
Includes: "Green, Green Hills of Home," "Scattered
Toys," and "White Sails." (33 items)
B -- 1931-1938:
Multiple editions of "Cathedral in the Pines,"
"Love Letters in the Sand," "My Cabin of Dreams," and "There's a Gold Mine in the
Sky." (24 items)
C -- Motion Picture Production
Song, 1934, "Grandfather's Clock,"
NEW YORK
TOWN.
(1 item)
D -- Professional/Artist
Copies, 1931-1956
Includes: "Beyond the Purple Hills," "I Found a
Brand New Sweetheart," "Must We Say Goodnight," and "Nobody Knows the Power of
Prayer." (43 items)
Subseries 4.20: Jerome Kern, 1902-1959
Box 67
Folder
A -- General Songs, 1940 & 1959, not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.
Contains: "April Fooled Me," 1956 (unpublished) and
1959, and
"The Last Time I Saw
Paris," 1940, published the year before it
won an Academy
Award, having been interpolated into
LADY, BE GOOD! (2 items)
B-N -- Musical Theater Productions, 1905-1940.
B -- THE RICH MR. HAGGENHEIMER, 1905-1906:
Contains: "Bag-pipe Serenade," "Don't You Want a
Paper, Dearie?" and "Poker Love." (3 items)
THE DAIRY MAIDS, 1907:
Contains: "Cheer Up Girls," "The Hay-Ride,"
"It's Naughty to Be Kissed," and "Mary McGee."
(6 items)
C -- THE GIRL FROM MONTMARTRE, 1912:
Contains: "Don't Turn My Picture to the Wall,"
"I've Taken Such a Fancy to You," and "Ooo Ooo
Lena!" (3 items)
THE GIRL FROM UTAH, 1914-1916:
Contains: "The Land of Let's Pretend," "Same Sort
of Girl," "They Didn't Believe Me,"
including one version with French lyrics by Lucien Boyer, "Why
Don't They Dance the
Polka Anymore," and "You Never Can Tell." (10 items)
VERY GOOD EDDIE, 1915-1916:
Contains: "Babes in the Wood," "If I Find the
Girl," "Nodding Roses," "Old Bill Baker," "On the Shore at Le Lei Wi," in collaboration with
composer Henry Kallimai, and
"Some Sort of Somebody." (6 items)
D -- HAVE A HEART, 1916:
Contains: "And I Am All Alone," "Honeymoon
Inn," "I'm So Busy," and "You Said
Something." (5 items)
LOVE O'MIKE, 1916:
Contains: "I Wonder Why," "It Wasn't My
Fault," "We'll See," and "Who Cares." (5
items)
ZIEGFELD FOLLIES, 1916:
Includes: "Have a Heart" (the song preceded the
production of the same name), "My Lady of the Nile," and
"When Lights Are Low." (8 items)
E -- LEAVE IT TO JANE, 1917:
Contains: "Leave it to Jane," "The Siren's
Song," and "The Sun Shines Brighter." (4 items)
OH BOY!, 1917:
Includes: "Nesting Time," "An Old-Fashioned
Wife," and "Till the
Clouds Roll By." (14 items)
F -- HEAD OVER HEELS, 1918:
Contains: "The Big Show," "Funny Little
Something," "Head Over Heels,"
and "Mitzi's Lullaby." (6 items)
OH LADY! LADY!!, 1918:
Contains: "Not Yet," "When the Ships Come
Home," and "You Found Me
and I Found You." (5 items)
SHE'S A GOOD FELLOW, 1919:
Contains: "First Rose of Summer," "I've Been
Waiting for You All the Time," "Oh You Beautiful
Person," and "Teacher, Teacher." (3 items).
G -- SALLY, 1920:
Includes: "Look for the Silver Lining,"
"Whip-Poor-Will," and "Wild Rose."
(6 items)
GOOD MORNING DEARIE, 1921:
Contains: "Blue Danube Blues," "Didn't You
Believe?," "Good Morning, Dearie," and "Ka-lu-a."
(7 items)
THE BUNCH AND JUDY, 1922:
Contains: "'Have You Forgotten Me?' Blues,"
"Morning Glory," and "The Pale Venetian Moon."
(3 items)
Box 68
Folder
H -- STEPPING STONES, 1923:
Includes: "In Love with Love," "Once in a Blue
Moon," and "Pie." (8 items)
SUNNY, 1925:
Includes: "Do You Love Me?" ("D'Ye Love
Me?"), "Sunny," and "Who?"
(7 items)
I -- SHOW BOAT, 1927-1928:
Contains: "Bill," "Can't Help Lovin' Dat
Man," "Make Believe," "Ol' Man River,"
"Why Do I Love You," and "You Are Love." (18
items)
J -- CAT AND THE FIDDLE, 1931:
"The Night Was Made for Love" (French lyrics by R.
Russell Bennett), "Poor Pierrot," and "She Didn't Say
'Yes.'" (3 items)
MUSIC IN THE AIR, 1932:
Contains: "In Egern on the Tegern See," "I've Told
Every Little Star," and "The Song Is You." (3 items)
J -- ROBERTA, 1933:
K -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1905-1910:
"All I Want Is You," 1906, MY LADY'S MAID
"Ballooning," 1907, FASCINATING FLORA
"Eastern Moon," 1907, THE MORALS OF MARCUS
"Edna May's Irish Song" (aka: "Molly O'Hallerhan"),
1905,
THE CATCH OF THE SEASON
"Follow Me Round," 1909, THE SIREN
"Frieda." 1908, THE GIRLS OF GOTTENBERG
"How'd You Like to Spoon with Me?" 1905, THE EARL AND THE
GIRL
"I Want to Sing in Opera," 1910, THE SIREN
"If the Girl Wants You," 1909, KITTIE GREY
"Just Good Friends," 1909, KITTIE GREY
"Meet Me at Twilight," 1906, THE LITTLE CHERUB
"Not Here! Not Here!", 1909, THE DOLLAR PRINCESS
"Raining," 1905, THE CATCH OF THE SEASON
"Won't You Let Me Carry Your Parcel," 1908, FLUFFY RUFFLES
(17 items)
L -- 1911-1918:
"Any Old Night," 1915, NOBODY HOME
"Bungalow in Quogue," 1917, THE RIVIERA GIRL
"Come On over Here," 1912, THE DOLL GIRL
"Fan Me with a Movement Slow," 1911, THE KISS WALTZ
"Honeymoon Lane," 1913, SUNSHINE GIRL
"If We Were on Our Honeymoon," 1913, THE DOLL GIRL
"I'm a Crazy Daffydill," 1911, ZIEGFELD FOLLIES OF 1911
"(The) Kettle Song," 1918, ROCK-A-BYE BABY
"(The) Land Where the Good Songs Go," 1917, MISS 1917
"Let's Go," 1918, TOOT! TOOT!
"My Castle in the Air," 1916, MISS SPRINGTIME
"Take a Chance," 1918, THE CANARY
"There's No Better Use for Time Than Kissing," 1918,
ROCK-A-BYE BABY
"Those 'Come Hither' Eyes," 1915, COUSIN LUCY
"When You Wake Up Dancing," 1918, TOOT! TOOT!
"You're Here and I'm Here," 1914, THE LAUGHING HUSBAND and
THE MARRIAGE MARKET
(20 items)
M -- 1920-1940:
"All the Things You Are," 1940, VERY WARM FOR MAY
"Buggy Riding," 1920, HITCHY KOO
"Left All Alone Again Blues," 1920, THE NIGHT BOAT
"No One Knows," 1925, THE CITY CHAP
"Pick Yourself Up," 1936, SWING TIME
"(The) Sweetest Thing in Life," 1924, PETER PAN
"That Little Something," 1927, CRISS-CROSS and LUCKY
"Tulip Time in Sing Sing," 1924, SITTING PRETTY
"Walking Home with Josie," 1925, THE CITY CHAP
"When I Discover My Man," 1922, THE CHARM SCHOOL
"Why Was I Born?", 1929, SWEET ADELINE
"(A) Year from Today," 1924, SITTING PRETTY
"You Must Come Over," 1920, ZIEGFELD FOLLIES OF 1921
"You Will - Won't You?", 1926, CRISS-CROSS
(17 items)
Box 69
Folder
N -- Instrumental Compositions and Arrangements, 1902-1954:
Includes: "At the Casino (A Reverie)," "How'd You
Like to Spoon with Me?" from THE EARL AND THE GIRL, and
"You're Here and I'm Here," which was used in at least
five different productions. Also other popular titles and selections
from several early shows including ROCK-A-BYE BABY, and TOOT! TOOT!
(14 items)
O-R -- Motion Picture Productions, 1920-1946
O -- ROBERTA, 1933-1935:
Contains: "I Won't Dance," "Lovely to Look
At," "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," and
"Yesterdays." (9 items)
SWINGTIME, 1936:
Contains: "Bojangles of Harlem," "A
Fine Romance," "Pick Yourself Up," "The
Waltz in Swing Time," and "The Way You Look
To-Night."(10 items)
P -- LOVELY TO LOOK AT, 1933-1935:
Contains: "Lovely to Look At," "I'll Be Hard to
Handle," and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." (3 items)
HIGH, WIDE AND HANDSOME, 1937:
Contains: "Can I Forget You," "High, Wide and
Handsome," "The Folks Who Live on the Hill," and
"Will You Marry Me, Maria." (4 items)
Q -- JOY OF LIVING, 1938:
Contains: "A Heavenly Party," "Just Let Me Look at
You," and "You Couldn't Be Cuter." (3 items)
YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER, 1942:
Contains: "Dearly Beloved," "I'm Old
Fashioned," and "You Were Never Lovelier." (9 items)
CAN'T HELP SINGING, 1944:
Contains: "Californ-i-ay," "Can't Help
Singing," and "More and More." (3 items)
R -- Motion Picture Productions, Miscellaneous, 1920-1946:
"All Through the Day," 1946, CENTENNIAL SUMMER
"And Russia Is Her Name," 1943, SONG OF RUSSIA
"Don't Ever Leave Me," 1929, SWEET ADELINE
"I Dream Too Much," 1935, I DREAM TOO MUCH
"In Love in Vain," 1946, CENTENNIAL SUMMER
"Long Ago (and Far Away)," 1944, COVER GIRL
"Look for the Silver Lining," 1920, SALLY and LOOK FOR THE
SILVER LINING
"Make Way for Tomorrow," 1944, COVER GIRL
"Our Song," 1937, WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE
"She Didn't Say 'Yes," 1931, TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY
"Two Little Bluebirds," 1925, SUNNY
"The Whistling Boy," WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE
"Who?" 1925, SUNNY
"You Are Love," 1928, SHOW BOAT
(18 items)
S -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1907-1944:
Includes: "The Big Show," "I Got Love,"
"In the Heart of the Dark," "The Jockey on the
Carousel," "Make-Believe," "Our Song," and
"Right Now." (26 items)
T -- Folio, n.d., songs were originally copyrighted
1920-1944:
An Album of Jerome Kern Songs, published by T. B. Harms,
contains twelve popular songs, and a Foreword by Oscar Hammerstein
II. (1 item)
Subseries 4.134:
Robert A. King, 1900-1936; 1942
Box 181
Folder
A-D General Songs,
1901-1936, not related to stage, screen, or other topical
categories.
King wrote under
numerous pseudonyms including: Mary Earl,
Robert A. Keiser, and
Kathleen Roberts.
A-B -- Written as Robert A.
King, 1901-1936
A -- 1901-1931:
Includes: "Why Did I Kiss That Girl." "O
Golden Land of Peace" and "Sweet Home of the
Angels" appear as advertisements only on reverse sides of an
inner page. (22 items)
B -- 1921-1930:
Multiple editions of "I Ain't Nobody's Darling" and
"Moonlight on the Colorado." (12 items)
C-D -- Written as "Mary
Earl" and "Kathleen Roberts," 1918-1922; 1942
C -- 1900-1922:
Includes: "Dreamy Alabama," "Love Bird" and
"Mississippi Ripples."
"Cora" appears as a supplement to the St. Louis Post
Dispatch, Sunday,
May 27, 1900. (26 items)
D -- 918;1942:
Multiple editions of "Beautiful Ohio," including an
arrangement for mixed voices. (10 items)
E -- Ethnic Songs,
Miscellaneous, 1904-1920
Includes: American Indian, Asian, and Near Eastern subjects.
(10 items)
F -- Armed Conflict Songs,
1906-1918
Includes: "Lafayette, We Hear You Calling." (8
items)
G -- Sacred Songs,
1903-1905
Contains: "Beautiful Home of paradise" and "Angel
Voices Ever Dear." (3 items)
H-I Instrumental
Compositions,1901-1928; n.d.
H -- 1901-1928:
Includes: "Cupid's Dream," from The Mother's
Magazine, and "Sunbeams and Shadows." (22 items)
I -- 1906:
Multiple editions of "Flowers and Ferns." (6
items)
J -- Musical Theater
Production, 1924, "Peter Pan," PETER PAN. (2
items)
K -- Professional/Artist
Copies, 1930-1931
Contains: "California Sunshine" and "Mahatma
Gandhi." (2 items)
L -- Folios, 1924-1932:
Contains: Mary Earl's Song Book for the Kiddies and 33
Prison and Mountain Songs. (2 items)
Subseries 4.135:
Rudyard Kipling, 1897-1925; 1936
Box 182
Folder
A-B -- General Songs,
1897-1925; 1935, not related to stage, screen, or other
topical categories.
A -- 1892; 1927; 1935:
-
- Multiple editions of "On the
Road to Mandalay." (25 items)
B -- 1897-1925:
-
- Includes: "Danny Deever,
"Gunga Din," and "Mother O'Mine." (10 items)
C -- Instrumental Arrangement,
1907; 1936, "On the Road to Mandalay." (1 item)
Subseries 4.136:
F. Henri Klickmann, 1908-1944
Box 182
Folder
A-D -- General Songs,
1908-1927; n.d., not related to stage, screen, or other
topical categories.
A -- 1908-1914; n.d.:
Includes: "Diane of the Green Van" and "Saturday
Night." "The Rag
Time Band Down in Harmony Hall"
has the cover only. (16 items)
B -- 1910-1913:
Multiple editions of "I Will Love You When the Silver Threads
Are Shining Among the Gold," "Just a Dream of You
Dear," and "Sing Me the Rosary."
(33 items)
C -- 1915-1919:
Includes: "I'd Ask for You," "Oh! Those
Blues!" and "When You Hold Me in Your Arms."
(22 items)
Box 183
Folder
D -- 1921-1927; n.d.:
Includes: "Broken-Hearted Blues," "In Old
California with You" (cover only), "My Virginia
Rose," and "The Trail of Long Ago." (14
items)
E -- African American Songs,
1919-1926
Contains: "Deep River" (arrangement by Klickmann),
"I'm Going Back to My Mammy," and "Old Plantation
Blues." (6 items)
F -- Ethnic Songs,
Miscellaneous, 1915-1929
Includes American Indian, Irish, and Italian subjects. (11
items)
G -- Ragtime, 1910-1914
Includes: "Delirium Tremens Rag,"
"Dynamite," and "Squirrel Rag." (8
items)
H-L -- Instrumental
Compositions and Arrangements, 1911-1924; n.d.
H-K -- Instrumental
Compositions, 1911-1923
H-I -- Dances, 1911-1916
H -- 1911-1916:
Includes: "Bow-Wow!" "Harriman Fox Tango," and
"The Murray Walk."
(26 items)
I -- 1913:
Multiple editions of "The Hesitation Waltz." (9
items)
J-K -- Non-Dances, 1911-1923:
J -- 1911-1923:
Includes: "Sing Me the Rosary" and "Sunday Morning
Chimes." (12 items)
K -- 1913:
Multiple editions of "Sabbath Chimes." (9 items)
L -- Instrumental
Arrangements, 1914-1924, n.d.
Contains: "The Dream Waltz," "Memories of the
South," and "Sextet." (8 items)
M -- Professional/Artist
Copies, 1910-1944
Contains: "The Garden of Allah," "Just a Dream of
You, Dear," and "A Speedy Recovery to You."
(13 items)
Subseries 4.137:
Ted Koehler, 1921-1951
Box 184
Folder
A-B -- General Songs,
1921-1947, not related to stage, screen, or other topical
categories.
A -- 1921-1947:
-
- Includes: "Baby-Oh Where Can
You Be?" "I Love a Parade," and "Wrap Your
Troubles in Dreams." (19 items)
B -- 1922:
-
- Multiple editions of "Dream
Melody." (14 items)
C -- Musical Theater
Production, 1933-1939
Contains four songs from the COTTON CLUB PARADE: "Don't Worry
'Bout Me," "Good for Nothin' Joe," "Truckin',"
and "Waiting in the Garden." (4 items)
D -- Motion Picture
Productions, Miscellaneous, 1933-1945
"Some Sunday Morning," 1945, SAN ANTONIO
"Stormy Weather," 1933, STORMY WEATHER
"Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart," 1944, HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN
(5 items)
E -- Professional/Artist
Copies, 1922-1951
Includes: "Got No Time," "I Gotta Right to Sing the
Blues," "I've Got the
World on a String," and "What Are You Doing the Rest of
Your Life?"
(32 items)
Subseries 4.138:
Alex Kramer and Joan Whitney, 1940-1955
Box 184
Folder
A -- General Songs, 1940-1950,
not related to stage, screen, or other topical categories.
-
- Includes: "Ain't Nobody Here
But Us Chickens," "Candy," "Far Away
Places," and "High on a Windy Hill." (27
items)
B -- Motion Picture
Production, 1944, "Come with Me Honey," MEET
MISS
BOBBY SOCKS. (1 item)
C -- Professional/Artist
Copies, 1940-1955
-
- Includes: "Down in Chi-chi
Hotcha Watchee," "It's Love, Love, Love!" and
"The Song of Calypso Joe." (21 items)
Subseries 4.139:
Clare Kummer, 1903-1937
Box 185
Folder
A-B General Songs,
1904-1937, not related to stage, screen or other topical
songs.
A -- 1904-1937:
-
- Includes: "The Bars Are Down
in Lover's Lane," "No Place Like the USA," and
"The Same Old Dream." (11 items)
B -- 1916:
- Multiple editions of "The
Bluebird." (9 items)
C -- Instrumental
Compositions, 1906-1916
Contains: "The Bluebird Waltz," "Dearie,"
"The Garden of Dreams," and "A Wonderful
Thing." (8 items)
D-E -- Musical Theater
Productions, Miscellaneous, 1903-1916; 1936
D -- 1903-1916:
"Diana," 1907, LONESOME TOWN
"Egypt," 1903, THE CHINESE HONEYMOON
"Goodbye," 1910, THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN
"In the Dingle Dongle Dell," 1904, IT HAPPENED IN
NORDLAND
"My Very Own," 1906, NOAH'S ARK and A KNIGHT FOR A DAY
"Other Eyes," 1916, GOOD GRACIOUS ANNABELLE
"Popular Songs," 1906, THE LITTLE CHERUB
"The Road to Yesterday," 1908, TOM JONES
"Sunset," 1920, (missing covers), TIME
"A Wonderful Thing," 1914, THE CHOIR REHEARSAL
(18 items)
E -- 1905-1908; 1936:
Multiple editions of "Dearie," SERGEANT BLUE; "The
Garden of Dreams," A KNIGHT FOR A DAY; and "In My Dreams
of You," THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN. (29 items)
F -- Professional/Artist
Copies, 1904-1916; 1931; 1936
Contains: "The Bluebird" and "In the Dingle-Dongle-Dell."
( 2 items)
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