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CATALOGUE

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COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

PART 3:
MvusSsICAL COMPOSITIONS

NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18, PART 2
LAST HALF OF 19238
Nos. 8-13
WITH ANNUAL INDEX

Published by authority of the Acts of Congress of March 8, 1891, of June 30, 1906,
and of March 4, 1909

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON
1924

The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”

EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

qe Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-

taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo- —

sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is

foliowed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an.

alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.)

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat-
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be
made in this number under the following names: Auber (Daniel Francois
Esprit); Bach (Johann Sebastian); Balfe (Michael William); Beethoven (Lud-
wig van); Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chaminade (Cécile Louise Sté-
phanie); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo); Flotow
(Friedrich von); Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul); Handel (Georg Friedrich);
Haydn (Franz Josef); Leschetizky (Theodor); Liszt (Franz); MacDowell (Ed-
ward Alexander); Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
(Jacob Ludwig Felix); Meyerbeer (Giacomo); Moszkowski (Moritz); Mozart
(Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Puccini (Giacomo); Raff (Joseph
Joachim); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio); Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) ;
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert
Alexander); Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise); Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch);
Wagner (Richard)

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Fiinf studien,” “12 études
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “ waltz,” “dance,” “ march,”
“cantata,” “schottische,” “nocturne,” “impromptu,” “sonata,” “étude,” “study,”
“exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name
of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross reference
from the titles and search should only be made under the names of the composers.

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address

of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the’

fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication
and name cf publisher.

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EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated.
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated.
Titles reading “w” and “m” (signifying “words by” and “ music by”) are
to be understood as songs.

Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abro-
gated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry
in the Copyright Office.

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbre-
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,” Class E,
Musical compositions; “ D,” Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,” im-
plies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed

__by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy;
and™*2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of
peatibytions to periodicals only one » eepy of the issue or issues containing such
centributions is required.

A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.

A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to
reproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the }
act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals. t

The final number, completing tke volume, is followed by a full annual index 4
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Super- i
intendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express
order, or New York draft.

NOTICE.

The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
District of Columbia for use therein.

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act. |

Notice is therefore hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright
articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are not to be
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental
library in the District of Columbia, such hooks or articles may be
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant
prior to December 31, 1923.

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits,
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscript or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are
available for return.

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which must
be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be sup-
plied on request. Address REcISTER oF CopyricnHts, Library of Con-
gress, Washington, D. C. .

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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection for
- music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in-
struments in the case of Australia and the territories of Papua and —
Norfolk Island, Belgium, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany,
Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, New Zea-
land, Norway, and Sweden. The President’s proclamations to this
effect were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 3, vol. 6
(1911), pages v—x of no, 7, and pages iv—v of no. 12; vol. 10 (1915),
pages vili—xi of no. 3, and pages vili-ix of no. 4; vol. 12 (1917), pages
v—ix of no. 3; vol. 13 (1918), pages vi-xii of no. 5; vol. 15 (1920),
- pages v—vii of no. 3, and pages vi—-xiv of no. 13; vol. 17 (1922), pages
vii—xix of no. 6; and vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii of no. 3, and pages vi—
viii of no. 8. |

The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International Amer-
ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed
by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. This con-
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
Uruguay. | ;

_ COPYRIGHT—CANADA
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

A PROCLAMATION

Whereas it is provided by the Act of Congress approved March 4,
1909, entitled “An Act to amend and consolidate the acts respecting
copyright’’, that the copyright secured by the act, except the benefits ;
under section 1 (e) thereof as to which special conditions are imposed,
shall extend to the work of an author or proprietor who is a citizen or
subject of a foreign state or nation, only upon certain conditions set
forth in section 8 of the said act, to wit:

(a) When an alien author or proprietor shall ie domiciled within
the United States at the time of the first publication of his work; or

(b) When the foreign state or nation of which such author or pro-
prietor is a citizen or subject grants, either by treaty, convention, agree-
ment, or law, to citizens of the United States the benefit of copyright
on substantially the same basis as to its own citizens, or copyright pro-
tection substantially equal to the protection secured to such foreign
author under this act or by treaty; or when such foreign state or nation
is a party to an international agreement which provides for reciprocity
in the granting of copyright, by the terms of which agreement the
United States may, at its pleasure. become a party thereto;

And whereas it is provided by section 1 (e) of the said act of Con-
gress, approved March 4, 1909, that the provisions of the act “sce far
as they secure copyright controlling the parts of instruments serving
to reproduce mechanically the musical work, shall include only composi-
tions published and copyrighted after this act goes into effect, and shall
not include the works of a foreign author or composer unless the for-
eign state or nation of which such author or composer is a citizen or
subject grants, either by treaty, convention, agreement or law, to citi-
zens of the United States similar rights” ;

And whereas the President is aatiariogd by the said section 8 to
determine by proclamation made from time to time the existence of the
reciprocal conditions aforesaid, as the purposes of the act may require ;

And whereas satisfactory official assurances have been received
that the Minister of Trade and Commerce of Canada issued, pursuant
to section 4 (2) of the Canadian copyright act assented to June 4, 1921,
a certificate dated December 26, 1923, to become operative on January
1, 1924, declaring that for the purposes of the rights conferred by the
said act, the United States shall be treated as if it were a country to
which the act extends.

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Now, therefore, I, Calvin Coolidge, President of the United States
of America, do declare and proclaim

That on and after January 1, 1924, the conditions specified in sec-
tion 8 (b) and 1 (e) of the act of March 4, 1909, will exist and be ful-
filled in respect to the citizens of Canada and that on and after that date
citizens of Canada will be entitled to all the benefits of the act of March
4, 1909, including section 1 (e) thereof and the acts amendatory of the
said act.

Provided that the enjoyment by any work of the fights and benefits
conferred by the act of March 4, 1909, and the acts amendatory thereof,
shall be conditional upon compliance with the requirements and for-
malities prescribed with respect to such works by the copyright iaws of
the United States.

And provided further that the provisions of section 1 (e) of the
act of March 4, 1909, in so far as they secure copyright controlling the
parts of instruments serving to reproduce mechanically musical works
shall apply only to compositions published on or after January 1, 1924,
and registered for copyright in the United States.

In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the United States to be affixed.

Done at the city of Washington this 27th day of December in the

- year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-
[SEAL.] three, and of the Independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and forty-eighth.

: CALVIN COOLIDGE.
By the President:

CHARLES FE. HucuHes,
Secretary of State.

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CANADA
THE COPYRIGHT ACT, 1921
EXTENSION TO THE Unitrep STATES oF AMERICA

I, Thomas Andrew Low, Minister of Trade and Commerce for the
Dominion of Canada, do hereby certify pursuant to subsection 2 of sec-
tion 4 of the copyright act, 1921, that the United States of America is a
country which grants or has. undertaken to grant either by treaty, con-
vention, agreement or law, to citizens of Canada, the benefit of copy-
right on substantially the same basis as to its own citizens or copyright
protection substantially equal to that conferred by the said act, and from
the first day of January, 1924, the said country shall for the purpose of
the rights conferred by the said act be treated as if it were a country to
which the said act extends.

Tuos. A. Low.

Ottawa, 26th December, 1923.

(In the Canada Gazette, v. 57, no. 26, December 29, 1923, Ottawa,
Canada, page 2157)

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.

"A dota campagnola; versi di
Chiurazzi, musica di Oscar Cattedra,
of Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Santa
igucia -4to. . ©) Mey! Wy2l9237o1E «c.
June 22; E 566651; Italian book co.,

. New York. 12345

A Yaube (Al amanecer) ; image mexi-
caine, de Carlos Chavez Ramirez, of
Mexico, op. 17, no. 1; piano. © Jan.
baa. 1923>°1 °c. May 17;- Ke$666092;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 12346

A la gavotte; by Schutt, ed. McNair
Ilgenfritz, of U. $., played Mary
Angell. (Recordo, no. 67820) (Music
rolh © June 28, 1923; 2 c. July 9;
E 563591; Recordo player roll co.,
Chicago. (© editing; 12347

A Mussolini; valzer, melody G. B., of
Italy. © le. July 5, 1923; E 565470:
Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 12348

A te cara; schottis, melody G. B., of

Italy. © le: July 5, 1923; E 565471;
Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 12349

A travers l’orage (Way down East) ;
de Amédée Reuchsel, arr. par Aug.
Zurfluh, of France; orch, avec piano
conducteur. 4to. (Collection adapta-
tions: série rouge, no. 19) © Dec.
31, 1922; 1c. July 31, 1923; EF 567159;

Bons auteurs, Paris. «(© arrange-
_ ment) 12350
Ach! Louie! w and m F. F., of U. S.;
Moye Faby 210° 1923-12 ec? July 21;
E 565775; Fred Fisher, inc., New
York. 12351

Adieux; poésies de Henri de Régnier,
~*~ musique de Adolphe Borchard, of
France. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon & cie. Contents: 1. Il est
de doux adieux.—2. I] est de longs
adieux—3. I] est d’autres adieux.
me) May” 21: 1923; le. Jane 6s E
566337; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
4 12352
_. Adrienne; selection, Albert Von Tilzer,
~ of U. S.,.compiled and arr. Eugene
Platzman, of U. §S.; piano. © July
» 26) °1923; 2° ‘ce. July 27;.E 565964;
- Harms, inc., New York. 12353
Adrienne, my love; w and melody D.
ELT), of England, domiciled at New

R. | Aeroplane Jane; w To J.'P., m E-:-S. S.

Huntington, of U. S. © le. July
14, 4923; » F> 5637745: Thomas= J.
Pierce, Frackville, Pa. 12355
After; w Arthur L. Salmon, m Olive
Turner, of Great Britain; in A flat.
© June 2. 1923; 39762, Famweoil;
566448 ; Percy J. Cross, Man-
chesrer England. 12356

After all someday you'll want me; fox
trot, w Jos. J. Yanchik, m Posie.

i. of U2S2 ©) 1 «& July 12, 1923;

FE 565627; Theo. F. Chuya, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 12357
After my best friend is gone; melody
le Rev Ags of Vir Sr, oO ee
1923; E 563500; Lenard Richard
Ayers, Fitzsimons, Col. 12358

After your best pal’s gone; w and m

Ni BSok., of ‘WeeS.@: Tce Jule 9;
1923; E 563608; Nola Boudreaux
Felix, New Orleans. 12359
Afterglow; by Frederic Groton, of
U. S., op. 40; organ. obl. 8vo. ©
June 30, 1923; 2c. July 5; E 563517;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
12360
Afternoon blues; melody N. E. Reed

and Arthur Allen, of U. S., arr. Bob
Ricketts, of UL <5. - © oc. jilyioh
1923; E 565950; Melody music co.,
New York. 12361

Agnus Dei (O lamb of God); sacred
song, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of
U. S: «Latin and English words)
1.. Sop. or ten—2. Alto or baritone.
Or July 17,.19235.2 cz. each“ July 21;
E 565767; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 12362

Ain’t it funny what money will do;
w and melody A. S. S., of U. S.;
art: “Glarence -C,.. all, of: U0. S- ©
1 c. July 3, 1923; E 563481; Arthur
Sumner Shaw, New York. 12363

Air de danse; de Edouard Lavelle, of
England; piano. © May 29, 1923;
1 c. June 18; E 566592; Warren &
Phillips, London. 12364

Aladdin; musical play, w and m A. S.

> York. - 1: cS? July 22; °°1923' / EF ot LS c. July 16, 1923;

2565623’, Darold Lionel Lewis, New D 26473; Annie Suzanne Hyatt,

- Vortk. 12354 Chicago. 12365
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12366

pt. 111, . S., Vv. 18

Alaskan shores; descriptive idyle, A.
H. Hof U. S., arr. Clara. Heelscher,
of U. S.> piano. + ©." scx gales Zs:
1923; E 568047 Albert H. Hoelscher,
Iowa City, I 12366

Alice, where art thou; transcribed and
paraphrased Edwin H. Lemare, of
England, domiciled at Portland, Or.;
organ. (Encore series, no. 19) ©
June 21, 1923; 2c. June 23; E 563282;
H. We Gray<co:; New : York. +1©
transcription and paraphrasing; 12367

Alimony mama, stop your. shakin’
daddy down; w Harold Christy, m
Joseph Meyer, of U. S. © Aug. 2,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 4; E 570147; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 12368

All on a day in June; w Charles Hayes,
m T. C. Sterndale-Bennett, of Eng-
fand ¢ F iniy,tC;. *} @Praneis '?& » Day's
humorous songs)
sol-fa notations) © July 20, 1923;
lc. July 26; E 567134; Francis, Day
& Hunter, London. 12369

All that I want is to be left alone; w
and m Al Wilson and James A. Bren-
wan, of -U:LS.~ ©: July, 30. 1925-72 ©
July 31; E 565965; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 12370

All the girls are nic-er-ty nice; w Chas.
Collins, m Henry E. Pether, of Eng-
land; in C. Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations) © June 18, 1923; 1c. July
25; E 567103; Herman Darewski
music pub. co., London. 12371

All the world is in love; w and m G. F.
G., of U. S.. (Three love songs)
Sewickley, Pa., New fraternity. ©
June 11, 1923; 2 c. June 12: EF, 563295;
George Frederick Gundelfinger, Se-
wickley, Pa. 12372

Allegra giovenezza; mazurka, melodia
d’ Antonino Rosalia, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn. © 1 +c. June 26,
1923: ,E, 563300;.A. Centonze & co.,
Brooklyn. 12373

Allegro de concert; par René Jullien, of
France, op. 31; ‘contrebasse a cordes
avec. acc. de piano. © June 19, 1923;

lc. July 7; E 566863; A. Leduc et
cie., Paris. 12374
Alles kleibt zich zu mir; w L. G., melody
Jack Shargel, of U. S. c. July
24, 1923; E 565795; Louis Gilrod,
Brooklyn. 12375

Alone; by Orville A. Lindquist, of U. S.;

piano. © July 26, 1923; 2 ¢. July 30:
E 568199: Arthur. P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 12376
Along the rainbow trail; w Ray Sher-

wood, melody John Meyer, of U.S.

Staff and tonic -

© 1 c. ‘June 20° Toss. 8 eaoss4-
Leo Feist, inc., New York. = 12377
Along the winding way, I’m goin’ along;
w Clifford Harris, m May Clapham,
of Great Britain; in F. (Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations) © June 21,
1923; 1 c. June 22>) Se eseen09-" B.
Feldman & co., London. 12378
Always reminds me of you; w and mel-
ody: -A. + Ji2'S.3) Of Hae Sigee@ire) c.
July 26, 1923; E 565810; Arthur J.
Stern, New York. 12379

Am kanapee; lied und shimmy, worte
von Erwin W. Spahn, musik von Paul
Pallos, of Austria, op. 120. © Mar.
26, 1923; 1 c. June 1; E 566409;
Gabor Steiner (Leo Singer u. co.),
Vienna. 12380

American beauty; waltz, melody M. D.,
of .W. 5. 4 cf July. 1923:
E 563558; May Dixon, San Fran-
cisco. 12381

American (The) flag; patriotic song,
w Ey: Ato Mig pp Dae) Witton. S.
Portland, Or., Daniel H. Wilson. ©
Aug. 4, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 6; EF, 568368;
Eva Ann Millar, Portland, Or. 12382

America’s. pride; w B. M., melody
Herman Dubois :pseud. of Ethel Fisher,
of2U. Saic@® Icey tube 49237
568091; Beulah Mitchell, Walnut
Ridge, Ark. 12383

Ammore e’ comme ’o sole; versi e
musica di V.iU;<0ok dda Si5 matte ace.
Edizione A. Grauso. © July 12, 1923;
2 c: July; 13; By, 5637145, Vincenzo

Ussano, New York. 12384
Amor di gioventu’; versi e musica di L.
Marenna, of Italy; mand. acc. Naples,

Casa editrice musicale vedova Fragassi
e figli. 4to. ¢Staff and numerical no-
tations) © May 1, 1923; be. July 26;
E, 567122; Italian book co., New te

12385

Amour coquet; by Rudolf iriiee, arr. by
Adolf Schmid, of England, domiciled
at New York. City; orch. with piano

conductor. (Galaxy no. 234) © July
331923.5,.2.,04, July OF Be 5655521, -G:
Schirmer, inc., New York. © ar-
rangement) ; 12386 .

Amour (L’) masqué; tango, de André
Messager, arr. par F. S., of France;
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
(Célébre collection des succés, no.
627)2 © May 15,:1923 :<1 «@cMay,2z9:
E 566238: Francis Salabert, Haris: a)
arrangement)

Amour (L’) masqué, j’ ai deux nah
valse hésitation, de André Messager,
arr. par F. S., of France; orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. (Célebre col-

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no. 8, 1923

lection des succés, no. 635) © May
Pees tc. May 293, °R 566231:
Francis Salabert, Paris. (© arrange-
ment) 12388
Anchor watch; w J. H..F.,..m “Geo.
Piait .jt. eli. 6. arr. by Theo, G.
Beach of UecS. ©)1l'c.,July:26, 1923;
E 565819; James H. Farquharson,
Dunedin, New Zealand. 12389

And Henry’s meant for pres-i-dent when
we a-Fordin’ go; w and m Roy Pauley,
Oe oe © jalys19,. 1923522 ¢, July
30; E 565922: Our next president co.,
Detroit. 12390

Angel Firpo; waltz, w Joseph Diamond,
MEADS SEs of Peru, domiciled at New
York. ‘© July 14, 1923;.2'c. July 26;

E 565854; Salomon Pacora, New
York. 12391
Angel mother; w J. G. C., m John F.
Ryan, of U.S: © 1c. July 28, 1923;

G. Cook, Covington,

12392
_ Animal (The) book; eight easy impres-
sions, john, ©. “Holliday, of . Great
Britain; piano. © June 2, 1923; 1 c.
June 16; E 566602; Metzler & co.
(1920), Itd., London. 12393

Animal (The) fair; w and m Fred-
erick G. Johnson, Harry La Forrest
and Harley Rosso, of U. S. © June
paemeea 2c. july “12; E* 563695;
McClure music co., St. Paul, Minn.

12394

Apres-midi; paroles de A. M. Gossez,
musique de E. L., of France; bary-
ton ou basse. Paris, Max Eschig.
ere Moy, 30. 1023)" I co June ©. 15+
E 566512; Edgar Letellier, Paris.

12395

April; w Ella Gilbert Ives, m Walter
Howe Jones, of U. S.; sop. and alto.
(Octavo series, two-part songs, no.

mee ie) Jitly 17,°1923:;"2°c. July?21;
E. 565750; Arthur P. Schmidt .co.,
Boston. 12396

April rhapsody; w “Walter E. Grogan,
m Herbert Oliver, of England; in E
me, Iily.23, 1923.1 -¢., July. 235. E
567112; Joseph Henry Larway, Ton.
don. 2397

- April rose; fox-trot, de Raoul agiedel
of France; piano. © June 27, 1923;
Ic: July,31;,. E 567168;- Francis
Salabert, Paris. 12398

April showers; trio, w Mabel Chase
Rundlett, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer,

_ of U. $.; women’s voices. (Octavo
series, women’s voices, no. 847) ©
July 17, 1923; 2c. July 21; E ‘565755;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.

E 565890; Jessie
Wee

12399 |

12408

Arabian (The) horseman; descriptive
piece? Ernest, LE. Dudos, of 5'U, -S. ;
piano. (Sheet music edition, P.

1303) © June 4, 1923; 2 c. June 27;
E, 565262; Carl Fischer, New York.
12400

Elizabeth
m Charles Gilbert
Spross,: of'Us Se; high voice.-2 v— 1:
Contents: Desert love song.—When
tired caravans are resting—I have
hung my tent in crimson.—Fulfill-
ment.—It is the sunset hour. ©
June 15, 1923; 2 c. June 18; E 563625;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 12401

Aragonésa; piéce espagnole de Manuel
de Falla, orch. par H. Mouton, of
Belgium; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur:;.. 4to. « ©._, June. 205, 1923 :: dec.
July 31; E 567165; Durand et cie.,
Paris. (© arrangement} 12402

Arlequine (L’); air de ballet, de
ouard Lavelle, of England; piano.
© oMayis29) 192385021 2c. : fumeni8;

Arabian song cycle; w

Evelyn Moore,

E 566597; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
J ahlon 12403
Armageddon (The); w Chas. Reign

Scoville, m Haldor Lillenas, of U. S.
©. Yan.oi4,.1923; Qeentjuly.cd230 EF
565641; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.

12404

Arpéges; par H. Seeling, op. 11, no. 1,
choisie, revue, doigtée et annotée par
I. Philipp, of France; piano. (Col-
lections du ménestrel: Anthologie
pianistique, 4° série, no. 89) © May
5): yl923> 2b cen May) 183. HE PS60103-

Heugel, Paris. © collection, re-
vision, fingering and annotation)

12405

A pan, (i Koehler, choisie, revue,
doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp, of
France; piano. (Collections du mé-
nestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4°
série, no. 91) © May 5, 1923cd ic:
May 18; E.. 566105; Heugel, Paris.
(© collection, revision, fingering and
annotation) 12406

Arturo ... basta; versi e musica di
C A. Bixio, of Italy; mand?acc.
Naples, C. A. Bixio. 4to. © Dec.
30, 1922; 1 ¢. June 29, 1923; E 566750;
Italian book co., New York. 12407

As we used to; w J. N. Z, m E. S. S.
Huntington,*of: Us Si'°©.-1 ¢. July
14, 1923; EF 563777; J: Norbert Zel-

Jer, Scottdale, Pa. 12408

At dawning; ballad, Cadman, ed. and
played McNair Tgentritz, of U. S.
(Solo carola, word roll, no. 75036)
tMusie roll © June 20, TO23 202. “€.

749

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12409

At dawning—continued.
July 9; E 563594; Cable co., Chicago.
(© editing) 12409

At the river; w Virginia Louman
Mout omh. PocR, of UU. S.gtin
fat. :;Asbury , Pask, NiJ., Franees

Porter Ross co. ©, July 11, 1923;

2c. ,July 12; -E 565631; - Frances
Porter Ross, Ocean Grove, N. J.

12410.

Atlanta blues; w and m W. C.-H., of

Woo te) Wet Faly-26, 1923" 565905 :
William C. Handy, New York.
12411

paroles de Catulle Mendés,
musique de Louis Vuillemin, ‘of
France. © June 29, 1923; 1 c. June
29; FE 566752; Enoch & co., Paris.

12412

Au cceur des roses; serenata, paroles
de Pierre d’Amor, musique de S. de

Attente ;

L., of France. ©. May 21, 1923; 1 c.
June 6; E 566336; Schiff de La-
barque, Paris. 12413

Auld lang syne; transcribed and para-
phrased by Edwin H. Lemare, of
England, domiciled at Portland, Or.;

organ. (Encore series, no. 20)
Jame <2), 4923); 5 27 cyosfane U2ZSe'~ E
563281; H. W. Gray co. New York.

[© transcription and paraphrasing
. 124

Aurora splendida; mazurcha, melodia
d’Andrea Genna, of Italy, domiciled
at Brooklyn. © 1c. June 26, 1923;
E 563301; A. Centonze & co., Brook-
lyn. 12415

Autrefois; scéne pastorale, par Jean
Sibelius, op. 96°, ed. and rev. Julia A.
Burt, of U. S:; orch. sc. “Wilhelm
Hansen ed. © Stoel, 2192331 c.
June 28; E 563435; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. (© editing and revis-
ing) 12416

Autres (Les) disent; paroles et musi-
que de Max d’Ollone, of France.
(Cinq mélodies, no. 5) © May 5,
1923; 1 c. May 18; E 566143; Heugel,
paris. 12417

Autumn; w J. J. Robbins, m M. G., of
U.S. ©lc. July 28, 1923; E 565901;
Matthew Gold; Bayonne, N. J.

12418

—— w Perrin» Holmes Lowrey, m
Lillian Blakemore Hughes, of U. S.;
high voice. © July 3, 1923; 2c. July
9. 565539 ; .G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12419

Autumn gold; by. OPS Ewing, of
Great Britian ; piano.

gallery) © July 12, 1923- 2:c. “Faly

(From a picture.

—

{9

pt. Ill, Ns.

O74: i. S6@S00T =
Philadelphia.
reverie, by Cecil Kappey, of ,U. S.;

Theo.

Presser - co.,
1242

piano © June, 23, 1923; 2 July
9: E 563572; Belwin, inc., "New York.
» 42421

Ave Maria (Shepherd divine, hear Thou
our prayer); m G, - ive erant-
Schaefer, of U. S. (Latin and English
words; 1. Sop. or ten—2. Alto or
baritone. © July 17, 1923; 2 c. each
July "215°" S657 OO rs aeeeneete ant.
Schmidt co., Boston. 12422
trio, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer,

of U. S.; women’s voices. (Octavo
series, women’s voices, no. 860)
© Jjuly..4/7,° 1923; 32 csojely s2t;
EB, 565754. Arthur P. ‘Schmidt -eo.,
Boston. 12423

Aveu; poésie de Paul Géraldy, musique
de Raoul Brunel, of France. (Toi et
moi,no.5) © May 5, 1923; 1 c. May
18; E 566128; Heugel, Paris. 12424

Avvertimento; versi di R. Chiurazzi,
musica- di V.,De Salvin, cof . Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to.

© May 1, 1923; 1c. June 8; E 566442;
Italian book co., New York. | 12425
Awake, put on strength; anthem, w
from Isaiah,-m James H. Rogers,
arr: Geo. M. Vaal, of UsraiSe: nacho.
of men’s voices with ten. solo, organ
acc. (Blue octavo series, sacred, no.
5002) © June 27, 1923; 2.c. July 2
E 563621: Harold Flammer, inc., New

York. (© arrangement) 12426
Awakening (The); cantata for the
Sunday school, C. W. Baker, jr., of

GS: '‘8vo. “©. Ate. 22 eee 2s
and aff. May 5; A 707231; Hall-Mack

co., Philadelphia. 12427

Baby aS w.C. S. C,°m Geo... Graff,
§r.;0r U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
U.-S::.@©. J c. July 2, 792338 565822 -
Chas. S. Crowell, Orting, Wash.

12428
Baby (The) left on the door step; w
B. E. M., m J. F. Ryan, of U. S. ©
Loe. July 14, 1923: E 563776:- BE.
McCracken, St. Louis. 12429

Babyland; w Graham Robertson, m
Granville Bantock, of England; in A
flat. (Sotigs of childhood) © June
Ze. 1923 c. June 30; E 566799;
Elkin & co., Itd., London. 12430

Bach (Johann Sebastian) The angels;
cantata, w very freely adapted,
with additions, from William Blake’s
night, C.S: *Fetty,. i -att ane ed.
from Bach’s cantatas, W. G. Whit-
taker, of England; female voices. 4to.
© May 221923 1” cee ee

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

12451

566300; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
(© adaptation of words and _ar-
rangement of music) 12431

—— Aria; from Suite in D, by Bach,

arr. J. Stuart Archer, of Great
Britain; organ. Paxton’s ed. (An-
thology of organ music) obl. 8vo.

© June 19, 1923; 1 c. June 19; E
566037; W. Paxton & co., lItd., Lon-
don. 12432

Klavierwerke ; band 10, partita 4-6,
von J. S. Bach, neue ausgabe von
Ferruccio Busoni, hrsg. von Egor
Petri, of Germany. (Edition Breit-
kopf, nr. 4310) © May 28, 1923; 1c.
June 13; E 566630; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 12433
band 25, drei sonaten, konzert
C moll, u. a, von J. 5. Bach, neue
ausgabe von Ferruccio Busoni, hrsg.
von Egon Petri, of Germany. (Edi-

_ tion Breitkopf, nr. 4325) © May 27,
1923: 1 c. June 13; FE 566632; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 12434
Bachmann (Alberto) Trois _ petites
pieces; de A. Bachmann, of France;
violon et piano. Contents: 1. Ro-
mance.—2. Petite valse—3. Tarentelle.
© pinnelo, .1923;. 1, c.;July.2;. E
566790; Jacques Vuillemin, Nantes,
France. 12435

Back home; in Ted Lewis’ frolic, w
Jack Yellen, m Milton Ager, of U. Sa
Production ed. © Aug. 4, 1923; 2 c.
Aug. 6; E 568375; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 12436

Baiser (Le) des yeux; boston hésitation,
paroles de André Lénéka, musique de
Ernest Weiller, of France. © May 30,
1923: 1 c. June 15; E 566507; Max
Eschig, Paris. 12437

Balfe (Michael William) La bohé-
mienne; ouverture de M. W. Balfe,
ar-. par F. §S., of France; orch.
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Nou-
velle collection Francis Salabert, no.
2A) Wee, 31519225, Te. May; 29,
1923: E 566230; Francis Salabert,
Paris. (© arrangement) 12438

Ballad memories; selection no. 1, arr.
Sydney Baynes, of Great Britain;
band. 4to, (Bossey & co.’s brass band
journal, no. 638) © June 15, 1923;
1 c. June 30; E 566812; Boosey & co.,
London. (© arrangement) 12439

Ballad (The) of Saint Hilda; w Louis
N. Parker, m T. Tertius Noble, of
England, domiciled at New York; solo
and chorus for women’s voices. 4to.
(Modern series, no. 259) © July 9,
1923: 2c. July 10; E 563620; Ho W.
Gray co., New York. 12440

fol

Ballet of the flowers; suite, Henry Had-
lew (op. 92s pt, 3, ath +L. 13 Lake,
of U. S.; military band with conductor.
4to. Contents: 9. Mignonette.—10.
Bachelor buttons.—l1. Hollyhocks.—
iZ. Poppies. © June 12, 1923: Arc.
June 27; E 565273; Car] Fischer, New
York. (© arrangement 12441

Ballhaus-studie; two-step, von Ludwig
Siede, of Germany, op. 180; piano. ©
Dec. .8,°.1922; 1 c. June 6; 192357 EB -
566313; Apollo-verlag, Berlin. 12442

Ballo (Il) di Nofrio; polk, di Giuseppe
Tarantola, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn; instrumental. © 1c. Aug.
2. 1923; E 570042: Rosario Catalano,
Brooklyn. 12443

Band (The) plays home sweet home;
from. Earl Carroll’s vanities of 1923,
wand m Earl Carroll; of U.S. Ed.
no: 1..© Jaily; 12; 1923;..2-c.; fatly, 12
FE, 565629; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 12444

Banquet song; w William R. McKim,
mies WW. iW. off U.S); © hunes8
1923; 2 c. June 14; F 565500; Charles
W. Watkeys, Rochester. 12445

Barbara; w Zalt, m Sidney Bracy, of
U. S.; high or med. voice. © July
3; 1923); [Bioc.oJralynG ; (2566545326)
Schirmer, inc.. New York. 12446

Barcarolle; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many, ‘op. 169; - not1- 2° piano, * six
hands. © July 3, 1923; 2 c. July 9;
E 565538; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12447

Barney Google; one step, Rose, De Beck
and Conrad, ed. McNair Ilgenfritz,

of U. S., played Rose Vander-
bosch, of U. S. (Recordo, word roll,
no. 67860) Music roll) © June 28,

1923; 2 c. July 9; E 563592; Recordo
player roll co., Chicago. (© editing
and interpretation) 12448
Baton (Rhené) Sonata; de R. Baton,
of France, op. 28; piano et violon-
celle, em ut. © May 15, 1923; 1c.
June 15; E 566510; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 12449
Bauer (Marion) ‘Three preludettes;
melodic studies, M. Bauer, of U. S.;

‘piano. © July 3, 1923; 2c. July 9;
E 565548; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12450

Be a kid again and come along with
me, down to Hickory lane: w E. T
Catlahan, m° Bail; 2 1... ok GS =©
July 24, 1923; 2 c. July 26; E 565855;
E. L. Imke, New York. 12451

Be joyful in the Lord all ye righteous;

anthem, m Charles H. Morse, of

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12452

_ pt.1r,n.s., v.18

Be joyful in the Lord—Continued.
S.; mixed voices. (Octavo edi-
tion, mixed voices, sacred, no. 1387)
SO Gye ie 1923 3 OPO ial ek °
565747 - Arthie “P! Schnmigtt?ce.,
Boston. 12452
Be mine forever; w FE. M., m George
Grote fis, OL” Ul S:, are: Lheow
Beach, rot UsiSiiv ©: afieie -Jalbyii26
1923; E 565846; Edward Maloney,
Seattle. 12453
Be’s you got bugs; w and m H. C., of
U.S: ,© 1c. Aug: 6, 1923; 1568369
Hilly Caldwell, Marble Falls, Tex.
12454
Beau soir (Evening fair); de Claude
Debussy, transcription par Alberto
Bachmann, of Switzerland; wiolon et
piano. © May 30, 1923; 1c. June
155 3566514 = Ji Pobert! - Paris.
* © transcription 12455
Beautiful dreams; waltz-reverie, F. E.
Seo. oS. eeptanot, fC) sa niy ae-
n923.;° 2c. Aue. 63 f S08307 > Boe.
Selover, Kimball, Neb. 12456
Beautiful Jane; w L. P. H., m George

Gratt, jr5-ot <Ui' $82 der Theo--'G.
Beach, of -U77S)" © 4%) July / 26,
1923; E 565840; Louis P. Hilde-

brand, San Marcial, N. M. 12457
Beautiful (A) land we call home; w
and m Fo HY of }U..S: June 20,
1923; 2 c. June 23; E 563293; Flavil
Hall, Trion, Ga. 12458
Beautiful life in the country; w and
mh ott. Kecot)U. ..: arroaAnton
Koehler, of U. S.; piano with words.
ty c.2, Artigas A, A923} 5/0076
Ernst Ferdinand Kuhle, New York.
12459

Bebe; fox trot, Abner Silver, arr. Geo.
J.2Prinkaus} of aW1S:; voeals orch.,
invD:! -4to: (OagJaine (18, 49233425 c.
June 26; E 563307; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. (© new arrange-
ment) 12460

Because the heart of you is sweet;
wand Ii Iynot Us Siaarri Walter
Goodell; sof: (U: J S.q0an" Ec (Oat c.
July 9, 1923; EF 563548; Louis Love,
Centralia, Ill. 12461

Bedtime tales; by Ethel Lyon, of U. S.;
piano, second grade. Contents: At
bedtime—vThe grasshopper and the
dwarf.—Brownies’ party—What the
clock says.a-©:» July. .3;,1923 3:2 .€: July,
9: FE 565529; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12462

Beduina; tango fox trot, melody J. I.
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn, arr.
A jPaganuect.of UU; Si, © Le aiuly
28,. 1923; E 565891; John Ingenito,
Brooklyn. 12463

Beethoven (Ludwig yan) Adagio;
from The moonlight sonata, Beet-
hoven, arr. J. Stuart Archer, of
Great Britain; organ. Paxton’s ed.
(Anthology of organ music) obl.
8vo. © June 19, 1923: 1c, June 19;
EK 566638; W.- Paxton & co) #ltd.,
London. 12464

—— Les ruines d’Athénes; ouverture,
de L. Van Beethoven, arr. par F. S.,
of France; orch. avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. (Nouvelle collection
Francis Salabert, no. 32) © May
15, * 192350 'c, , Mity! 20" te 566239 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. (© arrange-
ment) 12465

—— Selection from Beethoven’s works ;
selected and arr. Walter Reynolds,
of Great Britain; band. 4to (In
Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 635)
© May 28, 1923; 1 c. June JO SE
566809; Boosey & co., London. (©

12466

arrangement)

When twilight weaves her gentle
spell; minuet, w Gena Branscombe
i. e. Gena Branscombe Tenney), m
Beethoven, arr, G. Branscombe, of
U. S.; mixed voices. (Octavo series,
mixed voices, secular, no. 208) ©
July 17, 1923; 2 c. July 21; E 565760:
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
arrangement}

Beggar’s (The) opera; selection, John
Gay, arr. J. E. Newell, of Great
Britain; ptano. Paxton’s ed. ©
July 27, 1923; 1c. July 23: 567115 -
W. Paxton & co., Itd., London. 12468

Belfagor; commedia lirica in un pro-
logo, due atti, un epilogo di Claudio
Guastalla, musica di Ottorino Res-
pighi, of Italy; partitura d’orch.
Edizioni Ricordi. 8vo. © May 29,
1923;. 1c. May 9315995462095 7G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 12469

Belle (La) Pierrette: intermezzo im-
promptu, J. H. Foulds, of England;
piano. © June 16, 1923; 1 c. June
28; E 566780; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. 12470

Bells in the valley; w Nancy Webster,
m Di Temple, of Great Britain.
June 2, 1923; 1c, June 30;"E, 566816:
Boosey & co., London. 12471

Beloved (The) city; pianologue, text
andm FE. V.F., of U. S. Los Angeles,
Calif., W. A. Quincke & co. ©-June
30,1923): 2 ico Jah, Ge eotaes e
Van Fleet, Cucamonga, Calif; 12472

Beneath the Alaska skies; w F. W. P.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U.S. ©
ke. Aug. 2, 1923: 7, 570040 * sired
W. Porsch, Roy, Wash. 12473

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

12495

Benedictus es, Domine; m Charles H. | Biricchina; polka, di Luigi Canoro, of

White, of U. S.; four part cho. of
mixed voices, in D, organ acc. (G.
S. 8vo. choruses, no. 7043) © July
Sel9237-2 6. July 90K °565543 ;--G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 12474

Berceuse; pour violon et piano de
Maurice Ravel, transcrit par Roger
Branga, of France; petit orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. © June 20,
1923; 1 c. July 31; E 567163; Durand
et cie., Paris. «© transcription)

12475

—— (Moederlied); poésie de G. An-
theunis, musique de Jan Blockx, of
Belgium. (Sept mélodies, no. 2)
(Text French, Flemish and German)
©' May 5, 1923; 1 c. May 18;
E 566118; Heugel, Paris. 12476

Berceuse naive (Cradle song) ; by Roger
Mlerbots, ‘ ot)1J;.S., 1,0p../8, 10. (2;
piano. (Sheet music edition, P.
1310) © May 23, 1923; 2 c. June 27;
E 565257; Carl Fischer, New aor

12477

Bess, I am.- still in love with you; w
Re CMS mH. F. R., of U.-S,,
arr. Vermond Knauss, of U. S. ©
1 c. Aug. 1, 1923; FE 570064; Harry
F. Reichard & Roland C. Moeller,
Quakertown, Pa. 12478

Best people on earth; march, H. W.,
of U. S.; band. 4to. © June 22,
1923; 2 c. July 12; E 563688; Harry
Warde, Mobile, Ala. 12479

Beyond the moonbeam trail; in Ted
Lewis frolic, w Jack Yellen, m
Milton Ager,.of U. S. Production
ed. Oy Anes 4. 1923. 2c. Aug. 6;
E 568370; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 12480

—— w Jack Yellen, “melody Milton
Ager, of U. S., arr. George Holman,
Git AIT a3. Leet Wal yt afin tLO2Z3 5
E 563506; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc, New York. 12481

Beyond the veil; w Fred E. Weatherly,
m Kennedy Russell, of Great Britain;
mpc) June 21;)19235'1 ¢ July"2;
EF 566796; Edwin Ashdown, Iltd.,

=) oLjondonl - 12482

Big town jubilee; w and m J. F. M.,
pee. S.-2@ dnc, Fuly 572519232cH
565478; Joseph F. McMahon, New

_ York. 12483

Billetdoux (Hin); boston, text von
- Julius Wilhelm, musik von Oscar
_ Jascha, of Austria. © Mar. 26, 1923;
1c. June 1; E 566417; Gabor Steiner,
(Leo Singer & co.), Vienna. 12484

aS Violin: (Cy 1c: Ate. 21923"
“E 570045; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. 12485

Bizet (Georges) Adagietto: ~ from
L’Arlesienne, G. Bizet, transcribed
Edwin H. Lemare,- of England,
domiciled at Portland, Or.; organ.
(Encore series, no. 24) © June 21,

1923; 2 c. June 23; E 563284: H. W. .

Gray co, New York. (© trans-
cription) 12486

Black (The) sheep blues; w Gus Kahn,
me Pha Baker, ‘of. 5. (CO ties 2
1923; 2-c. Aug. 4; E 570144; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 12487

Blanchet (E. R.) Scherzo; composed
and rey. E. R.. Blanchet, of Switzer-
land, op. 15, no. 4; piano. © July
12,. 192309 2'"c. “July 14: BE 569872-
Composers’ music corp., New York.

12488

Blind love blues; w and melody Jos. H.

. Trent and Jules Laster, of U. S., arr.
Claude Tapham, of “U.’ SU @ut ‘ec.
July 31, 1923; E 565944; Goodman &
Rose, inc., New York. 12489

Bliss (Arthur) Threesongs;w W. H.
Davies, m A. Bliss, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Los Angeles. Contents:
1. Thunderstorms.—2. This night —
3. Leisure. © July 15, 1923; 2c. July
20; E 568025; Composers’ music

corp., New York. 12490

Blockx (Jan) Ballade; poésiede V. De
[a Montagne, l’allemand. par C.
Hebbel, musique de J. Blockx, of
Belgium. (Sept mélodies, no. 1)
(Text French, Flemish and German;
© May 5, 1923; 1 c. May 18; E
566117; Heugel, Paris. * 12491

Bloke (The) that wrote The sheik;
w Eric Valentine, m J. A. Tunbridge,
of Great Britain; in G.. (Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations; © June 21,
1923; 1 c. June 22; E 566664; B.
Feldman & co., London. 12492

Blonde fee (Fée blonde) ; shimmy fox-
trot, worte von Victor Cajan, musik
von Anton Pischinger, of Germany.
© Dec. 8, 1922; 1 c. June 6, 1923:
FE 566316; Apollo-verlag, Berlin.

12493

Blossom-time; w and m Anne J. Cor-
nell, of U. S.; high voice. © July
3, 1923; 2c. July 93-E 565541;.G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 12494

Blue grass blues; by Billy Meyer and
Elmer Schoebel, of U. S.: piano.
Ic. ‘July 14,°1923; E 565663: Jack
Mills, inc., New York. 12495

WES

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12496

Blue Hoosier blues; fox trot, Cliff
Friend, Jack Meskill and Abel Baer.
ot J. °Ss, arr, rank E7 Banry,-3Feist
ed. 4to. 1. Orch—2. Band. © July
18, 1923; 2 c. each July 19; E 568050,
568051: Leo Feist, inc., New York.
(© arrangement) 12496, 12497

Blues mixture; by... J...M., jof .U.-S.;
piano. ©1c. July 14, 1923; E 565656;
James Meller, New York. 12498
Bluette-pastorale; by W. Aletter, of
Germany; piano. © July 12, 1923;
2c. July 14; E 563895; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 12499

Bobbed red hair; w and m A. L. B., of
U.S. ©l1c. July 16, 1923; E 568031;
Archie L. Bert, Edina, Mo. 12500

Bob-o-link; w Harry Williams, m Neil
Noret: Of: U9. KO) Jule Z, 29232 rc.
July 14; E 565668; Jerome H. Re-
mick & co., New York. 12501

Bocca di baci; mazurka, melodia d’A.
Rosalia, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. ©-1.c. June 26,1923; HE 563302;
A. Centonze & co., Brooklyn.

Bocciuol di rosa; polka, Enrico Rossi,
of U. S., op. 25; 1st mand. or violin,
2nd mand. and chitarra. © June 15;
1923; 2c. July 9; EK 563575: James ‘B.
Russo, Brooklyn. 12503

Bgrnevers; tekst af Ingeborg Simesen,
music af Alfred Tofft, of Denmark.
aly Tle 1923" saree sal tlie (20 ce
567468; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

12504

Bortarcamnak borbtil a fedele; zenejét
szerzé Otvos Adorjan, of U. S., Ist
papers; clarinett 1, 2, violin 1, 2, alto,

cimbal, cello and basso! .sco"'@ 4c.
Puly-*-7, °° 90233 “565506 > Adorian
Otvos, New York. 12505

Book (The) of Tufts music; assemblage
of pamphlets, vocal and instrumental,
recompiled) “L. -Ri Li of 7U. Sb° Ato.
<6) Febe 11,1922: 2c’ May, *21} 1923 ;
aff. “May 19: A ’707713"; “Leo “Rich
Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 12506

Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 636;
arr. Boosey & co., of Great Britain;

London, Boosey & co. 4to. Con- |
tents: The sneak; fox-trot, Nacio
Herb. Brown—She walks in her

husband’s sleep; vocal one-step, H.
Von Tilzer.—Do I; comedy fox-trot,
Harry Akst.—Down in Chinatown;
one-step, Geo. P. Hulton.—All she’d

say was, umh hum; by Van and
Shenck.—Homesick: fox trot, Irv-
ing Berlin. © June 1, 1923; 1 c. June
30; E 566806; Herman Darewski
music pub. co., London. :© arrange-
ment) 12507

12502

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Booth-Clibborn (Evelyn) Three hymns;
w and m E. B. C., of Great Britain,
domiciled at Yonkers, N. Y. 12mo.
Contents: 1. Rejoice in the Lord.—
2. Oh restless soul.—3. All that I
need. ©, July 23,1923; 2 c, July 24-
FE 565850; Evelyn Booth-Clibborn,
Yonkers, N. Y. 12508.

Bootleg liquor blues; w and melody I.
Ss. K., of U. S., arr. Ellis Reynolds,
of .U.-S5; © Ft essfulgpi® 19235; E
965581; Ira Sherlock Kiah, Atlantic
City. 12509

Borderland; w and m G. Q., of U. S.
Tucson, Ariz., R. H.. Nielsen music
pub. co, © July 23, 1923; 2 c. July
30; E 568195; Gene Quaw, Tucson.

12510

Born and bred in Brooklyn, over the
bridge; waltz song from The rise of
Rosie O’Reilly, George M. Cohan.
1. ‘Se. Geo. J. Trinkaug, ef Ww. S. -
band. 32mo. 2. Arr. Louis Katzman,
of U. $.; orch., with words. 4to. ©
July 20, 1923; 2 c. each July 28; E
565913, 565914; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. (© arrangement

1251153 12512

Bouton de rose; de Alex. Danileff,
Great Britain; piano. © June 21,
1923; 1 c. July 2; E 566792; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 12513

Boy of my heart; w Helen Boardman
Knox, m Ruth Rapoport, of U. S.
©. July».26, 19235; 24c¢5 Jak 2f2: E
565963; Harms, inc., New York.

12514

Boys (The) of sixty one; w N. M. P.,
m,J..F, Roberts; or UNS) gvew Vork,
Manhattan music co. © May 31, 1923;
2c. June 25; E 565591; Nellie M.
Phillips, Linden, N. J. 12515

Brahms (Johannes) In a bed of brown
leaves; cradle song, two-part choral,
w Martha Ostenso, of Canada,
domiciled at New York, m Brahms,
arr. Christopher ‘O'Hare, ‘of: S.-
treble voices. 4to. (Franklin edition,
two-part chorals, no. 261). © June 11,
1923.; 2c. 7July 74: By 563035--3) ohn
Franklin music co., New York. ©
lyric and new arrangement) 12516

Bridge (Frank) Two poems; F. Bridge,

of Great Britain; orch. pts. © May
2454923. 1 c- june Ge 360479 -
Augener, Itd., London. 12517

ye a

Bridge (The) ; w Longfellow, and; The

cross; a parody on Th
By W.,,.m Lady. Carew,qo1. ss.
July 13, 1923; 2 c. July 19; E 568011;
W. B. Woodall, Birmingham, eee
12518

(04

e bridge, w. W.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

12540

Brighter (The) side; w H. B. L., melody
Herman Dubois pseud. of Ethel
Prten. ole US. -s©s1 ac. July; 12,
1923; E 565620; Harry B. Lumadue,
Ft. Harrison, Ind. 12519

Brighton camp; the girl I left behind
me, patrol] Aubrey Kennett, of Eng-
land; piano. © May 29, 1923; 1 c¢.
July 25; E 567110; Herman Darewski
music pub. co., London. 12520

Broken (A) arc; cycle of songs, w
Robert Browning, m Arthur Somer-
vell, of Great Britain. © May 31,
1923; 1 c. June 30; E, 566822; Boosey
& co., London. 12521

Broken (The) chord; w J. M., m H.
Richard, of U. S. © May 11, 1923;
2c. June 20; EF 563515; Julia Mor-
rison, Regina, Sask., Canada. 12522

Brownies’ bugle-call; by Frances Terry,
of U. S.; piano. (Fairy folks) ©
Saly 3.1925; 2 July 9; 4 565533;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 12523

Brunel (Raoul) Une chanson; poésie
de Paul Géraldy, musique de R.
Brunel, of France. (Toi et moi, no.
1) © -May 5, 1923; 1 c. May 18;
E 566124; Heugel, Paris. 12524

Brunettella; versi e musica di F. P., of
U. $.; mand. acc. (Edizione Pen-
nino, no. 7/) © May 23, 1923; 2 c.
July 20; E 568015; Francesco. Pen-
nino, Brooklyn. 12525

Buckingham fair; a little less talk and
a little more do, in The co-optimists,
w Fred E. Weatherly, m John C.
Holliday, of England. © Apr. 26,
1923; 2c. June 16; E 566539; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 12526

Bug house fables; by Clarence Gaskill,
orn WenS. ;-sorch:6“4to.° ©: July 18,
1923-2 ¢. July 26; E 56586D;° M.
Witmark & co., New York. © new
arrangement} ; 12527

novelty fox trot song, w and
melody Clarence Gaskill, of U. S. ©
June 26, 1923; 2 c. July 5; E 565493;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

12528

Builder (The); w James W. Foley, m
Charles Wakefield Cadman, of U. S.,
ops fos no. 1; low “votelin B
flat. © June 23, 1923; 2 c. June 25;
E 563335; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. ; 12529

Buona fortuna, Nini; versi di Ennio
Neri, musica di Gino Simi, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Canzonetta. 4to.
© Dec. 30, 1922; 1 c. June 29, 1923;

E,. 566748; Italian book co., New
York. 12530

2103—23——2

|

(90.

By the bubbling spring; by Paul Zil-
cher, of Germany, op. 169, no. 2;
piano, six hands. © July 3, 1923;
2c. July 9; E 565537; G. Schirmer,
inc:, New York. 12531

By the pale moonlight; w LL. S. m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Go Béachs of {UL ‘S$. <©: 1c. gialy. 26,

1923; FE, 565835; Leo Scovronske,
Menasha, Wis. 12532
By the silver pool; three sketches,

Montague Ewing, of England; piano.
Contents: 1. Little blue butterfly —2.
Pond lilies —3. Dance of the water
witches. © July 23, 1923; 1 c. July
24; E 567116; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 12533

Bygones; autumn romance, Erno Rapeé
and William Axt, of U. S.; piano.
Red seal series ed. © July 5, 1923;
2c. July 6; E 563539; Richmond-
Robbins, inc., New York. 12534

C’est Paris; fox-trot et shimmy, sur les
motifs de La-haut, de Maurice Yvain,
of France; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to. (Célébre collection des
succes, no. 611) © May 15, 1923;
1c. May 29; E 566236; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. (© arrangement) 12535

C3256. {by EEE gt U2 SS ianc= ©
Paly 1923.2. 9= ce fighy.. 9: 9B 563582.:
Emil Lennert, New York. 12536

Cadman (Charles Wakefield) Four
American Indian songs; C. W. Cad-
man, op. 45, arr. Sydney Baynes, of
Great Britain; orch. with piano con-
ductor. London, Boosey & co.
(Boosey’s orchestral journal, no. 226)
Contents: 1. From the land of the
sky-blue water.—2. The white dawn
is stealing —3. Far off I hear a lover’s
flute—4. The moon drops low. ©
June 30, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 4; E 567269;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
{© arrangement; 12537

Calabar; drame lyrique, en trois actes,
et quatre tableaux, paroles de Eugéne
et Edouard Adenis, musique de
Elpidio Pereira, of Brazil; piano et
chant. © Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. May
25, 1923; D 26469; E. Pereira, Paris.

12538

California blues; w E. Patton, melody
Alfred Evans, of U.S. © le. July

7, 1923; E 563614; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12539

Call again; w K. A., m J. F. Roberts,

of U. S. New York, Manhattan

music ¢o.:) © June 2. 1923-- 2c:

June 26; E 563332; K. Andrekson,

East Providence, R. I. 12540

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

12541

pt. 111,n. s., v.18

Calling; fox-trot, w and m Al Edwards
and Clifford Ryde, of England; in
C. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations)
©! May-'4, 19237 1c. July 253 E
567097 ; Herman Darewski music pub.
co., London. 12541

Calls from the homeland; six lyrics,
Mary Louisa White, of England;
piano. Contents: 1. The dripping
well—2. A lullaby—3. To a wild
sea-bird—4. Evening.—5. A _ breath
of spring—6. A call from the new
world. © June)6,,1923: 4c jame
16; E 566530; Alfred Lengnick & co.,
London. 12542

Camarada; tango, de F. y J. Canaro,
arr. par PF. S., “of .Eramce: gorch:
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Céleé-
bre collection des succés, no. 620)
©) May. 15, '1923¢" 1 “e May 29% EF
566245; Francis Salabert, Paris. :©
arrangement} 12543

Candida serenata; par Alfredo Bar-
birolli, of Italy; violon solo et cordes,
avec piano conducteur. 4to. © June
19, 1923; lc. July 7; E 566862; L.

Grus et cie., Paris.

Cannibal (The) fox-trot; w and m
Toni Farrell, of England; in G.
(Songs at the piano, no. 16) (Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations!) © May

18, 1923; 1c. July 25; E 567108; Her-
man Darewski music pub. co., Lon-
don. 12545

Can’t help it blues; w Harry Southard,
m John C. and Benjamin F. Spikes,
Oi a5. AGl. Joke ewes. 4 Moree.
July 16, 1923; E 565985; Spikes bros.
pub. co., Los Angeles. 12546

Canta piccina; versi e musica di F.
Mario Russo, of Italy; mand. acc.
Naples, Casa editrice musicale Vedova
Fragassi e figli. 4to. (Staff and
numerical notations; © May 1, 1923;
lc. July 26; E 567121; Italian book
co., New York. 12547

Cantatrice (La) di strada; versi di
Anton Menotti Buja, musica di Eldo
diitiazzaro,>iof/ltalyscimand. tec.
Naples, Casa ed. C. A. Bixio. 4to.
(Staff and numerical notations!) ©
May 1, 1923; 1c. June 9; E 566438;
Italian book co., New York. 12548

Canterbury bells; w Katherine Tynan
Hinkson, m W. J. Marsh, of U. S.
1: Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop.. or
baritone —3. Alto or bass. © July
£4,,1923 2 cseach July 21 742565772;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.

12549

Cantiques; paroles de Corneille—Racine
—Bossuet tet; Motets choisis; paroles

12544

de St. Ambroise, St. Fortunat et des
autres: adaptation d’ceuvres de Pa-
lestria, J. S. Bach et des autres par
A. Levergeois, of France; parties de
voix sans acc. 16mo. May 21,
1923; 1c. June 6; E 566330; Alphonse
Leduc et cie., Paris. t© adaptation;
12550
Canzone ’e maggio; versi di S. Ragosta,
musica di E. Nutile, of Italy; mand.
acc. Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to.
May 1, 1923; 1c. June 22; E 566650;
Italian book co., New York. 12551

Capricieuse (La) ; de Edouard Lavelle,
of England; piano. © May 29, 1923:
1_c. June 18; E 566596; Warren &
Phillips, London. 12552

Care flies from the lad that is merry;
old melody, adapted and arr. Alfred
Moffat, of Great Britain; men’s
voices. (Octavo series, men’s voices,
no. 468) © July 9, 1923; 2c. July
13; E 563731; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. (© adaptation and arrange-
ment) 12553

Carillon; par Auguste Chapuis, of
France; harpe. © June 13, 1923:
1c. July 7; E 566902; Durand et
cie., Paris, 12554

Carnival day; by Herman Finck, of
Great Britain; full orch. with piano
conductor. 4to. (Melodia, no. 61)
© June 1, 1923; -1 (eo funeiss-=

566481; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London. (© arrange-
ment) 12555

—— march, Herman Finck, arr. Boosey
& co., of Great Britain; band, with
words. London, Boosey & co. 4to.
(Boosey’s march journal, no. 369)
©!:June 9, 1923 ;\4kac® June’ 305 §

566802; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 1t© arrangement

12556
Carolina mammy; fox trot, James,

ed. McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S.,
played Charley Straight, of U. S.
(Recordo, word roll, no. 67950)
pMusic roll) © July 2519232 <c.
© July 30; E 565954; Recordo player
roll co., Chicago. (© editing and in-
terpretation) £2557

w and m Billy James, of U. S.,
arr. Alfred J. Doyle, of U. S.; male
quartette. 4to. © July 9, 1923; 2 c.
July 11; E 563683; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. (© arrangement)

Caroline; wand m W. D.L,, of U: S.,
attr.“ Rudolf -Luks,-of! UR SAM@ 1 c:
July 28, 1923; E 565898; William D.
Luks, New York. 12559

756

12558 —

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923.

12581

Carrosse (Le) du _ saint-sacrement;
opéra comique en un acte, comédie
de Prosper Merimée, musique de
Lord Berners, of England; partition
- pour chant et piano. © July 6,
1923: 1c. July 7; E 566856; J. & W.
Chester, Itd., London. 12560

Cast a fond thought of remembrance;
w N. S., melody Herman Dubois
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher) of U. 5.
© 1c. July 16, 1923; E 563815;
Nettie Shepard, St. Louis. 12561

Castel fleuri; intermezzo, de Lao
Silésu, of Italy; orch. avec obligé
harpe ou piano. 4to. © May 30,
1923; 1 c. June 15; E 566523; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 12562

Cat (The); by Joseph W. Clokey, of

Uz. S., op. 29, no. 5; pipe organ. (Cn
Fireside fancies, no. 5) obl. 8vo.
© July 5, 1923; 2c. July 9; E 565516;
Clayton F. Summy co. CHICO,

Cecilia; mazurka, di Luigi Canoro, of
U. S.; violin. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1923;
E 570046; Rosario Catalano, Hroosya.

Celles que nous aimons; valse hesita-
tion, par J. Dasfeld, of France; orch.
avec piano acc. 4to. © June 19,
1923; 1 c. July 7; E 566911; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. PPR EAT S'S

Chaconne; by G. A. B., of U. S., op. 7;
piano, for left hand alone. ©). dye:
uly 16, 1923; E 563931; G. Ackley
iocer New York. 12566

—— de J. Mouret, réalisation de la
basse chiffrée et arr. par Georges
Dandelot, of France, partie de violon
rey. et annotée par Louis Wins, of
France; violon et piano, en ut maj.
(Oeuvres anciennes, no. 8) © May
30, 1923; 1 c. June 15; E 566509;
Max Eschig, Paris. 12567

Chagrin (Lamento); par Paul Fosse,
of France, op. 73; orch. avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. © June 21, 1923;
1c July 7; E 566909; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 12568

Chance; poésie de Paul Géraldy, mu-
sique de Raoul Brunel, of France.
(Toi et moi, no. 3) © May 5, 1923 ;
1c. May 18; E 566126; Heugel, see

Change your step; in Ted Lewis’ frolic,
w Jack Yellen, m Milton Ager, o
U. S. Production ed. © Aug. 4,
1923: 2 c. Aug 6; E 568374; Ager,

eh

Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York. |

12570
w Jack Yellen, melody Milton
Ager, of U.S., arr. George Holman, of

=

che

U.S. © 1c. July 6, 1923; E 563509;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 12571
Chanson valaque; de Ch. Coda, arr. par
F. S., of France; orch.. avec. piano
conducteur. 4to. (Célébre collection
des succés, no. 593) © May 15, 1923;
1c. May 29; EF, 506234; Francis Saila-
bert, Paris. «© arrangement) 12572

Chant birman; de l’opérette L'amour

masqué, de André Messager, arr. par

& S.,:of France; orch.avec* piano
conducteur. 4to. (Célébre collection
des succés, no. 631) © May 15, 1923;
1c. May 29; E 566243; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. «© arrangement) 12573

Chant d'amour; by Henry G. Millier,
of UW: S.3.violin. and? pranes*acos
Angeles, Calif., Mission music pub.
co. ©. July 414, 1923... 2. ics Julyals=
E, 563972; A. E. Millier, Los Angeles.

12574

Chante, mon pipeau; mélodie, paroles de
Nazelles, musique de Monte Carlo et
Alma Sanders, of France. © May
30, 1923: 1c: mer 15.> 2B, 566529)
Publications Francis Day, Paris.

Chariot (The) race; by Rob Roy Peery,
of U. S., op. 17, no. 5; piano. (Old
time circus) © July 12, 1923; 2 c.
July 14; E 563893; Theo, Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 12576

Charley’s aunt; one-step, w Cumberland
Clark, m Paul Andrew, of Great
Britain. © June 28, 1923; 2 c. July
6; E 563544; Song success syndicate,
London. 12577

Chaste (The) wife’s reply; w from the
Chinese of Chang Chi, English version
Herbert Giles, m Norman Peterkin,
of U. S.; med. voice, in G. © July
12, 1923; 2c. July 14; E 563769; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 12578

Chatham blues; w James Stewart, m
S.-E./ of2i Was Si, ast | Stanley.
Miller, of U. S.; piano with words.
© 1c. July 23, 1923; E 568033; Sid-
ney Easton, Philadelphia. 12579

Cheatin’ child; w Sam M. Lewis and
Joe Young, melody Jean Schwartz, of
w.S. © 1c. July 31,1923 FH 565941 -
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 12580

Cheerful (A) fire; by Joseph W. Clokey,
> Of£4U, -S., ope 29)" no: | 1s pipé._ organ.
(In Fireside fancies, no. 1) obl. 8vo.
© July 5, 1923; 2c. July 9; EF 565512;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 12581
Chien (Le) d’el-Aia; village égyptien, le
Nil, paroles et musique de Paul Dupin,
of France; 4 .voix mixtes. 4to.

vd

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

12582

pt. 111, n. S., V. 18

Chien (Le) d’el-Aia—Continued.
(Frises du Nil, no. 27) May
ZA, -1923- 1c. july 7:- E-S6e%00;
Durand et cie., Paris. 12582

Child-garden (The) of melody and
rhythm; first lessons in sight-reading,
thirty-two little studies for kinder-
garten work, Octavia Hudson, of U. S.
(Schirmer’s scholastic series, v. 130)
obl. 8vo. © July 3, 1923; 2c. July 9;
E- 565526; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12583

Children’s day helper, no. 9; recitations,
drills and songs, for children’s division,
Geo. W. Swope and others, of U. 5S.

Kavo. (© Apr’ 23, 1923 -°2%c- and ‘aff.
May 5; A 707230; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 12584

Chimére (La) vaincué; ouverture-
légende dramatique de Adrien-Paynal,
of France; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur. Paris, Buffet-Crampon & cie.
©) Jume > 27/1923: s dye. ofuly. Sige
567166; Enette et Schaeffer, mrp

12

Chimes of melody-land; first steps in
piano playing with and without w
G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of U.
(Schmidt’s educational series, no.
294). © July 17, 1923;°2 c. July 21;
E 565764; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,

Boston. 12586
Chinee; fox-trot, w and m Robert J.
Wyeth, of Great Britain. © June 21,

1923: 1 c. July 3; E 566830; Lareine
& co., London. 12587

Chit-chat; pretty little damsels, how
they chat, old English song, adapted
and arr. Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. (Octavo series,
mixed voices, secular, no. 216)
July 9, 1923; 2 ¢. July 13; E 563732;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. t©
adaptation and arrangement) 12588

Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Valse in B
minor; F. Chopin, op. 69, no. 2, tran-
scribed Albert Spalding, of U. S.;
violin and piano. © July 30, 1923;
2c. Aug. 6; E 570154; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. (© transcriptiom

12589

Valse in G flat; F. Chopin, op. 70,
no. 1, transcribed Albert Spalding, of
U. S.; violin and piano. © July 30,
Oge: 2c. ,Aug..(63 . 5701959 G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. ‘© tran-
scription]

Christelflein (Das); fantasie, von Hans
Pfitzner, of Germany, op. 20, bearb.
von Alfred Pagel, of Germany; orch.

12590 |

mit piano direktion. © Nov. 12, 1921;
1 c. Sept. 27, 1922; E 545646; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 12591

Christmas carols; compiled, ed. and arr.
Ralph Dunstan, of Great Britain. 8vo.
CG. July" 25 1923: Dee hay ene Ee
567085: Reid bros., Itd., London. [©
compiling, editing and arranging)

Chromatisme-rythme; par S. Lebert,
choisie, revue, doigtée et annotée par
I. Philipp, of France; piano. (Col-
lections du ménestrel: Anthologie
Pianistique, 4e série, no. 87) © May
5, 192353" 1. May 18> 9 = sect0i:
Heugel, Parts. 7" «© eelletiter.. re-
vision, fingering and annotation)

2593

Chung Chow girl; w A. H. R., melody
Ben Light, of smeSS ey c. July 9,
1923; E 563574; Allen H. Rabin, Los
Angeles. 12594

Cieciorki polka (Kirta polka); arr.
Henry Schuckert,. of Ul 7S: sveoncer-
tina. (Staff and numerical notations)
© June 'T °1923;° 2c game Ee
565584; Patek’s music store, Chicago.
(© arrangement) 12595

Cinderella of the sea; light opera, w
Grant McColley and D. D. D., m D.
D.'D., of U.S. “8va” ei cay 25,
1923; D 26477; Dorothy Dixon Den-
nett, Washington. 12596

Clark street bridge; w Carl Sandburg,
m John Beach, of U. §.; med. voice.
(Two songs of labor, no. 2) © July |
3, 1923352' &" July 934 besos -C..
Schirmer, inc., New York. 12597

Clintonia; waltz, Louis C. Toepel, of
U..S.,.op. 40;: piano,,.. ©. Jub. Z,..1923 -
2c. July 9; EF 563579; Commonwealth
music pub. co., Detroit. — 12598

Clock (The) is playing; a musical
novelty, Pierre Blaauw, of France;

piano. © 1c. July 14, 1923; E
565688 ; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
12599

Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue, have
a sniff on me; w and m W. H. P.
and: GicS. Dae Uns aren Wee P.
© 1c) June 26,1923: Be3306;
William H. Putnam, Fort Lee, -N. J.
and George §S%. Dyer, New York.
12600
Colinette; aubade a ma mie, Auguste
Bosc, arr. Adolf Schmid, of England,
domiciled at New York city; orch.
with piano conductor. (Galaxy, no.

239) © July.:3, 1923; 2%c. aly 9; ae
Es" 565553:3:.G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. ‘© arrangement} 12601

108

no. 8, 1923
Columbine; by N. Louise Wright, of
S.; piano. (Jn Old fashioned

Sawer garden) © July 5,- 1923; 2c.
July 9; E 565519; Clayton F, Summy
2cD., Chicago. 12602

Come along; Uncle Sammy’s dry-get-
together song, w and m J. G. D., of
WSO Jime 15,1923; 2 c? July’;
EF 565487; James Gerald Dailey,
Philadelphia. 12603

Come back to me by the Tennessee; w
C. $. McG., m John F. Ryan, of U.S.
© lec. July 24, 1923; E 565784; Chas.
S. McGraw, Wheeling, W. Va. 12604

“Come down ’Lijah; w and m Isaac S.
Browne, or U. S..’©. fc. :Aug.- 1,
1923; E 565976; Columbia grapho-
phone co., New York. 12605

Come where the bright lights are
shining; w and m M. J. McCann, of
es ey pante 11923222 ''c, June 6;
E, 565583 ; Orchestration service, inc.,
New York. 12606

Cometh earth’s latest hour; from Hora
novissima, Horatio W. Parker, of
England; mixed voices. 4to. ©
July 20, 1923; 2 c. July 21; E 565743:
H. W. Gray co., New York. 12607

Community (The) orchestra book;
100 favorite selections, arr. Louis
Adolphe Coerne and George Lowell
Tracy ek US): orch: pts. Atd!
Maret 1073") 2 ce! eachi Jilly ~5;
He sos51t- °C CY SOBirchatd &-‘co.,
Boston. (© arrangement) 12608

Compagnacci (I); libretto in un atto,
di Giovacchino Forzano, per la musica
di Primo Riccitelli, of Italy, ridu-
zione di Luigi Ricci, of Italy;
e pf. ,:Milan; Casa musicale Son-
moano-. ©) July. 2,..1923%''22¢ Jily<17 ;
D 26474: Societa ital. del teatro
lirico, Rome. 12609

‘Complete (The) organist; v. 4, organ
solos grave and gay, ed. and arr. J.
Stuart Archer, of Great Britain.
Paxton’s ed. obl. 8vo. Contents:
1. Military march, by Franz Schu-
bert.—2. Chanson slavonique, by Jean
Le Clercq.—3. Storm breakers, by
Percy Elliott—4. Romance, by
Stuart Archer.—5. Alla minuetto, by
Percy Elliott. © June 19, 1923; Le.
June 19; EF 566635; W. Paxton & G0;
Itd., London. 12610

‘Concert pieces; ed. and fingered Ernesto
. Berumen, of Mexico, domiciled at
New York; piano. (Early masters,
v1) © June-2/, 1923; 2°c. June 27;

E 563623: Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. (© editing and finger-
ing) 12611

799

canto |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

12622

Concerto in D; by Emil Bohnke, of
Germany, op. 11; violin and piano.
©? Jaly 16, 1923 2°15 Aug? 222 E
567256; Schott & co., London. 12612

_Consider and hear me; sacred song, w

from Psalm xt, m Royal A. Mer-
Win, OG UW. >, oiler fat—-2. In.G.
(oly 9. 1925 22 Gy cath July doe
FE *5637593.- Arthur .P!° Schmidt’ co.,

Boston. 12613
Contentezza; mazurka, melodia di B.
Maugeri, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1c. June 26, 1923; E

563303; A. Centonze & co., Brooklyn.
12614

Cook ’em Aunt Jemima; w and m S. E.,
of .U. S$. arr. Eugene Cooper, of
U. Si; piano- with words. -© 1 c.
July 23, 1923; E 568034; Sidney
Easton, Philadelphia. 12615

Co-optimists (The); fourth selection,
arr. Henry E. Pether, of England, on
melodies by Melville Gideon, Reg
Low, William Helmore and H. B.
Hedley; piano. © July ‘20, 1923;
1c. July 26; E 567133; Francis, Day
& Hunter, London. 12616

Co-optimists concert party album, no.
2: wand ‘m_ vasrious authers, of

England. Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions) © May. 28, 1923; 1 c. June
202. 7500/01 + Beranels, "Way
Hunter,. London. 12617
Coronach; three-pt. song, w Walter
Scott, m Ethel Boyce, of Great
Britain; sop. 1, 2, contralto. (Au-

gener’s edition, no. 4285) © May 29,
1923; 1 c. June 11; E 566476; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 12618

——(A Highland lament); by Edgar
Barratt, afr. Horace Fellowes, of
England; violin and piano. © July
BST1923- 1c July” 6s B,.se0e02-
Elkin & co., ltd., London. 12619

Cosi’ piange Pierrot; fox-trot, versi e
musica di C. A. Bixio, of Italy;
tmandolino acc.) Naples, Casa ed. C.
A. Bixio. 4to. Staff and numerical
notations} © May 1, 1923; 1c. June
9: EK 566437; Italian book co., New
York. . 12620

Costly trimmin’s; w R. W., elds
Herman Dubois cpseud. of Ethel
Fisher) of U. S. © 1c. July 16, 1923;
-E 563809; Richard Whitely, Saxon-

burg, Pa. 12621
Coué (The) chorus; w F. P. Y., m
Wheeler A. Becket, of U. S. © July

23, 1923; 2c. July 28; E 565919; Frank
Popham Young, Los Angeles. 12622

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

12623

pt. 111, 1.5s.; . 18

Could a man be secure; duet, w tra-
ditional, m Starling Goodwin, of Great
Britain; ten. and bass. Paxton’s ed.
© July By, 1 O23: vil sce Age 2G
567257 ; W. Paxton & cox ltd: Lon-
don. 12623

Could I forget; w C. T. G., m George

Cratt; ii, OF. Uh. Sanalt. boned aG.
Beach, of U.S © 1 c. July.-26,-1923:
ive) SOs8ec; Charlotte’ T. Gourlay.
Schenectady, N. Y. 12624
Country pieces; by Roger Quilter, of
England; piano. Contents: Shepherd

song.—Goblins—Forest lullaby.—Pipe
and tabor. © July 4, 1923; 1c. July
16; E 567457; Winthrop Rogers, Itd.,
London. 12625

Country scenes; eight little pieces for

beginners, M. I. Craigen, of Great
Britain;: piano. “© July /6, 1923%sti1i-c.
July «17; 566990; Anglo-French
music co., Itd., London. 12626
Course (La) au bonheur; parabole,
paroles et musique de Paul Dupin of
France; trois voix. 4to. (Chant de
ma bouilloire, no. 10) © May 15,

1923; 1c. May’ 29): 5662331, Durand
et cie., Paris. 12627

Cows (The) must cow and the bull must
bull; w Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young,
melody Jean Schwartz, of U. S.
1c. July 31, 1923; E 565940; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 12628

Craonne; marche militaire, de V. Bury,
of Belgium; harmonie et fanfare, avec
clairons, ad lib. 4to. © May 30, 1923;

c. June 15; E 566494; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 12629

Credei d’amarti (I fancied I loved thee) ;
romanza, verses Francesco Denaro
Pandolfini, English version Max Glass,
m Nunzio Li Causi, of Italy. © July
1038923) 2 © July 18; E 563964;
Filippo Neri De Tjuca, Petersburg, Va

30

Crocodile tears; w Donovan Parsons, m
Tony Castle, of England; in E flat.
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) ©
Apr. 26, 1923; 1c. June 16; E 566534;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

12631

is my emblem; duet, w

We... Turner, m M. F.- V:;-eAG@ tot

U. S.; treble voices. © 1c. July 16,

1923;:E 568083; May: F. Van Akin,

Ida, Mich. 12632

Cees the bar; w Alfred Tennyson, m
Pic. Wo of U. S. © 1 6 uns,
1923; EF, 563297; Jennie Canerva Hy-
‘vari, ‘South Hibbing, Minn. 12633

Cruel daddy blues;
Brymn, Chris Smith and Al Siegal,

Cross - (The)

w and melody Tim.

of U.S. @©id lc. Julyd 10, aO25y
565573; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
+2634

Cry baby; from Helen of Troy, New
York; w and m Bert Kalmar and
Harry Ruby,,.o¢ Wa.) -ae)aity 10;
1923; 2c. July 10; E 565593; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

12635

Crying for you; w and m Ned Miller
and Chester Cohn, of U. S.; male
quartette. 4to. © July 9, 1923; 2 c.
July 11;: E 5636812" Leow Heist. mic:,
New York. (© arrangement) 12636

Crystal. ;(The) of loye? wby4c2 es. of
U.S; arr, Harry, Prenely arse)

piano. Special dance arr. © ies a
33 1923; E 568044; Philip J. Sillman,
Detroit. 12637

Cuckoo music; by Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles;
piano. (Curwen edition, no. 9230)
@:June 14, 1923; 1c) tame eee
566783; J. Curwen & sons, ltd. Lon-
don. 12638

Cupboard (The); w Robert Graves, m
Gerald. Finzi, » of. Great © Britain.
(Curwen edition, no. 2284) © May
J. V9O23 = Ves May 252. Ey) SORES bee
Curwen & Sons). lar London. 12639

Curls; story-poem by Cora Fabri, with
musical setting Phyllis Fergus, of
U. S.; piano with words. ©. July 13;

1923; eee Aug. 3; E 570149; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 12640

Cut yourself a piece of cake; fox trot,
Billy James, arr. O. Sciacca, Gin t0.,
rev. Theodore Morse; band. Feist ed.
24mo. © July 5, 1923: FR Sa ei ial Se
E 563526; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
(© arrangement) 12641

Cut yourself a piece of cake and make
yourself at home; w and m Billy
James, of U. S. © June 29, 1923:
2c. July 13; E 563868 ; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12642

rev. Theodore Morse, of U. S.
@2July. 14, 1923s26c. vjalyios
563869 ; Téo Feist, inc., New York.

12643

Daddy don’t go, blues; w and melody
T. A. Hammed, of U.S. © le. July
7, 1923: B565503:: Clarence Williams
music pub. cO., inc, New York. 12644

Dame (La) Blanche; ouverture, de F.

As Boteldteu;' arr: >eparohd tepner
France; orch. avee piano con-
ducteur. 4to. (Nouvelle collection
Francis Salabert, no. 10) © May
15, “TO23eh <c. HMay 72920 66237:
Francis Salabert, Paris. © aap
ment) 12645:

760

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

Dame Jane, the music mistress; pt.-
song, w Robert Graves, m H.
Meacdougall, of _U. S.; women’s
voices, with violin obbl. (Octavo
series, women’s voices, no. 869) ©
fale dy, 1973-22 c. July 21; °F 565749
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.

® 12646

Dance of the kewpies; melody M.
Dixon, of U. S. © 1c. July 9, 1923;
E 563559; May Dixon, San Fran-
Cisco. 12647

mae pizzicato ; by Arthur Nevin, of

* piano. © June 27, 1923; 2.
Tae 29: EF 563418; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 12648

Dances grave and gay; by William
Byrd, ed. Margaret H. Glyn, of
England; piano. © May 24, 1923;
1 c. June 4; E 566309; Winthrop
Rogers, Itd., London. 12649

eee banjo; by Michael Pingitore,
of U. §S.; ten. banjo, with piano acc.
© July 6, 1923; 2c. July 7; E 565563 ;
Richmond- Robbins, inc., New York.

12650
Dancing honeymoon; fox-trot, from
Battling- Butler, Philip Braham,

of Great Britain; military band.
London; Boosey & co. 4to. (Boosey
& co.’s supplemental journal for mili-
tary band) © June 14, 1923; lc.
June 30; E 566811; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 1©
arrangement) 12651

Dancing (The) pony; by Rob Roy
Peery, of U. S., op. 17, no. 4; piano.
(Old time circus) © July 12, 1923;
2c. July 14; E 563916; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 12652

Dandelions; trio, w anon., m Arthur
Phayer,. of U. S.; women’s. voices.
(Octavo series, women’s voices, no.
eae Gc. july 9, 1923; 2°. “Joly 13;
E 563729; Arthur P. Schmidt o.,
Boston. . 12653

Dans le sentier fleuri; de Alexandre
Seth. att.:. pat oJ.- Porret;, -of
France; orch. avec piano conducteur.
ato. (©) June 27, 1923; 1c: fuly 31;
E 567158; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
(© arrangement) 12654

Danse du. bal; de Edouard Lavelle, of
England; piano. © May 29, 1923;
1c. June 18; E 566593; Warren &
Phillips, London. — 12655

Danse orientale; by Roger Clerbois, of
Ses0..9, Op. 9; .piano. ) :(Sheet- music
edition, P. 1314) © June 4, 1923;
2c. June 27; E 565261; Carl Fischer,
New York. 12656

—— de Lucien Wurmser, of France;
piano. © May 30, 1923; 1 c. June
15; E 566526; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 12657

Danse rustique; par A. Périlhou, of
France ; pour alto, ou violon, et
piano. (Scénes agrestes, no. 1)
Nay 5, 1923-1 C. May 18; E 566144;
Heugel, Paris. 12658

(Rustic dance); by Roger Cler-
bors, (of:U.2 SS; op., S,, 0.4; ‘piano:

(Sheet music edition, P. 1311) ©

June 4, 1923; 2 c. June 27; E 565260;
Carl Fischer, New York. 12659

Dansette rococo; by Wallace A. John-
sou, “ol “Us 8. +" piano.4 (©: galy.
1923; 2-c. Jily T4:°F563915=- Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12660

Dpaeee si one-step, versi e musica
A. Bixio, of Italy; mand. acc.
ie C.. AY Bixte: (Stan ane
numerical notations) © Dec. 30,
1922; 1 c. June 29, 1923; E 566747;
Italian book co., New York. 12661

Das ist die Gretel aus Fiinfhaus; text
von Erwin W. Spahn, musik von
Edmund Eysler, of Austria. © Mar.
26, 1923; 1 ¢c« June 1; F 566408;
Gabor Steiner (Leo Singer u. co.)
Vienna. 1266

David devant Jarche; par Auguste
Chapuis, of France; harpe. © June
13, 29233 2 co Jaly - 7; 2 560905;
Durand et cie., Paris. 12663

Dawn; w Feril Hess, m Pearl G. Cur-
ran parr Carl Deis. of U. S.- (GAS
8vo choruses, no. 7038-7040) 1.
Four-pt. cho. of mixed voices.—2.
Three-pt. cho. of women’s voices.—
3. Four-pt. cho. of men’s voices. ©
Jal’ °3;°:1923'" 2c. each July: Gore
565549565551 ; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York. ‘© arrangement)

12664-12666

Day (A) at the zoo; descriptive over-
ture, Justin Ring and Fred Hager,
of U. S., arr. Stephen O. Jones, of
U. SS. (Forster descriptive series)
1. Orch—2. Band. © July 11, 1923;
2 c. each July 9; E 563567, 563568;
Forster, music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 12667, 12668

Day (The) is past and over; anthem,
m Harold Vincent Milligan, of U. 5.;
mixed voices. (Octavo series, mixed

‘voices, sacred, no. 1379) © July 9,
1923 ; 2c. July £333. 563723 5 ‘Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 12669

response, w J. M. Neale, m Alice
Reber. Fish; (of, WU. .S.2sfours {part
mixed chorus. (G. S. 8vo choruses,

(61

12669

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

12670

Day (The) is past and over—Contd.
ney 7031), © July, 3; 1923-2xc. jay
9; E 565540; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12670

De darktown jamboree; w and m Isaac
So Browne, of UU. 5. AO) sc. Aue A,
1923; E 565975; Columbia grapho-
phone co., New York. 12671

Dear heart I long for you; w Clarence
G. Hodges, melody J. FE. A., of U. 5S.
C) Lc; July.10; 1923." 565565,; James
E. Aldridge, New York. 12672

Dear little boy of mine; by Ernest R.
Ball, transcription Geo. J. Trinkaus,
of U. S. 1. Violin and piano.—2. Cello
and piano.—3. Violin, cello and piano.
©. July 18, 1923 2 c., each July 26;
FE, 565870-565872; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. ‘© new arrangement)

12673-12675

Dear little girl; w E. J., m George
erst, yt. .0% Use Sy), att. Pneenq:
Beach, of Us:S: 5© “Lc. July 53.9923
E 565465; E. Jolly, Auckland, New
Zealand. 12676

Dear little girl of mine; w A. S., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.

G. Beach,..ob U., Si @Owdsse.aly,
1923; FE 565463: Amelia Solomon,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 12677

Dear old Georgia mammy; fox trot, w
anaam H.-A. Hi; of Up. Sic. fic.
July 25, 1923; E 568103; Harold
Arlington Hummer, Dover, N. J.

; 12678

Dear old Jersey moon; w J. H. R., m
Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; piano with
words. © June 1, 1923; 2 c. July 20;
E 568014; John H. Rothery, Leadore,
Id. 12679

Dear oltpalejow EH): een Be 6075.
Huntington, of U. S. © lc. July 14,
1923; EF, 563778; Everett Lyle Priest,
De Kalb Junction, N. Y.

Death is not the end; song of hope, w
and m W. R. Williams, of U. S.
July 13, 1923; 2 c. July 16; E 563953;
Will Rossiter, Chicago. 12681

Dedication festival; march, R. M. Stults,
On Ur; organ ‘© July 42, 192322 c.
July 14; E 563908; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 12682

Deeze, doze and dem; w and m Harry

Pease, Ed. G. Nelson and Johnny
White, of. U:-S. - © FJuly- 28; 1923;
2 cer Wily GU 5° -565953-; “eo. Fetst,
inc., New York. 12683

Deeze, doze and dems;
Harry Pease,
Johnny White, of U. S.,

w and melody

aici. bees Gr:

16

pt. itt, n. s., v.18

12680

Ed. G. Nelson and

Nelson. © 1c. July 7, 1923; E
563615; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
~~ °12684

Derby (The) ram; old country rhyme,
m William Y. Hurlstone, of Great
Britain. ©: July; 175925 lee aly:
24; E 567086; _ Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 12685

Descriptive music for motion pictures;

by D. $., . of: Italy; domiciled at
New York city; piano; v. 1) 4@uike:
July 14, 1923; E 568082; Domenico
Sodero, New York. 12686

Desert Rose; waltz, w John P. Long,
m Leslie Paul and Arthur Nevill, of
England.,.:© July 20, 1923.1 Go aly
26; EF 567138; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 12687

Desiderio (Longing) ; w Duca di Jolon-
da, English version Sigmund Spaeth,
m Redento Zardo, of Italy; high voice.’
© June 9;: 1923; 2 eo June 152,E
563065; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

12688

Deux (Les) cortéges ; paroles de Joséphin
Soulary, musique de Albert Wolff, of
France. © June 29, 1923; 1 c. June
29; EF, 566754; Enoch & co., Paris.

ris h2689

Deux mains; par J. C. Kessler, choisie,
revue, doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp,
of France; piano. (Collections du
ménestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4°
série, no. 84) © May 5, 1923 1 c.

May 18; E 566098; Heugel, Paris.
(© collection, revision, fingering and
annotation) 12690

Devant wun village égyptien; le Nil,
paroles et musique de Paul Dupin, of
France; quatre voix. 4to. (Frises
du Nil, no. 28) © May 15, 1923;
1 c.. June 15; E 566496; Durand et

Cie... Paris: 12691
Dew drops; roping! Erno Rapee and
William Axt, of U. S.: -orchasayith

piano conductor. (Red seal concert
series. C. 5), © fly 5) hoa a
July 26; E 565873 ; Richmond-Robbins,
inc., New York. : 12692

piano. Red seal series ed.
© July 5, 1923; 2c. July 6; E 563538;
Richmond- Robbins, inc., New York.

Dextérité; par Ch. Czerny, choisie, revue,
doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp, of
France; piano. (Collections du ménes-
trel : Anthologie pianistique, 4° série,
no. 97) © May 5, 1923; 1c. May 18;
FE 566111; Heugel, Paris. (© col-
lection, revision, fingering and annota-
tion) 12694

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

Dieu (Le) sans couronne; piece héroi-
comigque en trois actes de Etienne
Arnaud et Pierre Jalabert, musique de
Marc Delmas, of France; piano et
chant. © June 19, 1923; 1c. July 7;
D 26467; Choudens, Paris. 12695

Difference (The); w and m Elsie
Jean, of U. S. (Animal nursery
songs, no. 1) © July 19, 1923; 2c.
July 20; E 568020; Enoch & sons,
New York. (© accompaniment and
dance] 12696

Divin theme! poésie de Antonin Lu-

' gnier, musique de Th. Dubois, of
France. en mélodies, no. 4)
May 5, 1923; 1 c. May 18; E 566129 ;

Heugel, Paris. 12697

D-]-X-I-E; w S. C., m Theo. G. Beach,
of U.S. New York, Frank Harding.

ey tte, 1, 1923) 2c! July’ 28;
E 565909; Stephen Cusimano,
Jamestown, N. Y. 12698

- Doje felicita; versi di Pacifico Vento,

musica di Vittorio Fassone, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Santa Lucia.
Ato. © May 1, 1923; 1 c. June 22;

E 566649; Italian book co., New
York. ™~. 12699
Donizetti (Gaetano) Sextette; from
Lucia di Lammermoor, Donizetti,

transcribed Edwin H. Lemare, of
England, domiciled at Portland, Or.;
organ. (Encore series, no. 22) ©
June 21, 1923; 2 c. June 23; E 563280;
H. W. Gray co. New York. (©
transcription) 12700

Don’t; w and melody Jos. H. Trent
and Roland C. Irving, of U. S., arr.
(eo. Holman, of U.S." © Ic: July
26, 1923; E 565807; Fred Fisher, inc.,
New York. 12701

Don’t count your chickens before the
eggs are laid; w and melody Jos. H.
Trent and Roland C. Irving, of U. S.,
arr. Claude Lapham, of U.S. ©1ec.
Aug. 4, 1923; E 570069; Goodman &
Rose, inc., New York. 12702

‘ Don’t forget your mother; w W. M., m
FE.

S. S. Huntington, of U. S.
le. July 14, 1923; E 563784; W. Mes-
semer, San Francisco. 12703

Don’t leave me honey dada, papa don’t
M.

leave me now; Ww Exes ot)
George Graff, jr. of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, Brew. oS ORs
July 26, 1923; E 565842; Mattie
White, Montgomery, Ala. 12704

Don’t need nobody to tell me I’m in
bad; w Mercedes Gilbert, m Jimmy
yobnson;"ot VU? S.°''© July 20, 1923;
Zr ee fuly 21 2565779 Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 12705

12715

Don’t never tell nobody what your good
man can do; w Mercedes Gilbert, m
Jimmy Johnson, of U. S&S. July
£1923: 2 coJahiily 20; 5, 568028;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 12706

Don’t say goodbye, dear; w Norma
York, m Charles Edmonds, of Eng-
land. ©) July 23;:1923- 1 ¢. July 24;

#1564118 ; “Keith, Prowse &co_,. lids
London. 12707
Dont think '¥'in.. blue sw Rar Re Ce.

Hie ee Es ok Wiss Cr Ee
July 20, 1923; 'E 563981; Roscoe Roy
Coats and Russel Emmerson’ Can-
field, Macomb, III. 12708.

Don’t we carry on! wand m Cliff
Friend and Sidney Clare, of U. S.,
arr. Alfred J. Doyle, of U. S.; male
quartette. . 4to.. }©@ July. 9.1923: 2 e:
July 11; E 563677; Leo Feist,. inc.,
New York. (© arrangement) 12709

Doom... (The). of Cupid;-,w EE; D.,
melody Herman Dubois rpseud. of
Ethel Fisheri of U. S. © lec. July
12, 1923; E 565614; Elbina Dunn,
Minneapolis. 12710

Dorge amirosa; versi di Vincenzo
Emilio, musica di Enrico Cataldo, of
Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Santa
Lucia. s4top ©; May Jit (923401.
June 22; E 566648; Italian book co.,
New York. t2y4%

Double crossin’ daddy, I’m gonna cut
you down my size; w and melody J.

ue es a3 S., arr. Lemuel Fowler,
©=f. ce Jnly.?10}1923- E

365566. Pa os Meller, New York.
12712
Doubles notes; par J. C. Kessler,

choisie, revue, doigtée et annotée par
YT. Philipp, of ,France; prano.”..(Col-
lections du ménestrel: Anthologie
pianistique, 4° série, no. 96) © May
8. 1923.5 -kkuc. .May GE 56010:
Heugel, Paris. («© _ collection,
vision, fingering and annotation)

12713

—— par L. Koehler, choisie, revue,
doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp, of
France; piano. (Collections du
ménestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4°
série, no. 99) © May 5, 1923; 1c.
May 18; E 566113; Heugel, Paris.
(© collection, revision, fingering and
annotation) 12714

Doughboy days; by A. V., of U. 5&.;
piatio.. ©.'1 -e'July= 20, 1923; °F
563978; Arno Viehoever, Silesia, Md.

12715
. dove s’accendono tanti lumi; versi
di Enzo Bonagura, musica di Ar-
mando Fragna, of Italy; mand. acc.

ib ee

763

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

12716

. dove s’accendono tanti lumi—Contd.

Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to. © May 1,
1923; 1 c. June 22; E 566647; Italian
book co., New York. 12716

Down and out oe w and melody B.
Say OL O45. (©) 1-6. “juny: Fo, goes
E 563805; Billy Smythe, Louisville

1271

Down Henley way; one-step, w Zena
Ward, «m..N..M:. Blair,:of. Great

Britain. © June 5, 1923; 1 c. June
16; E 566831; Lareine & co., Iltd.,
London. 12718

Down in Morocco.playing soccer; w
We L., m°>Wm. P:. Held; of U: SiO
1c. July 18, 1923; E 563967; William
Tully, Philadelphia. 12719

Down in our old neighborhood; w Alex
Gerber, melody Jean Schwartz, of
U2 S--© 1 c july 10) 1923 - 565576;

Irving Berlin, inc., New York.

12720
Down to the sea in ships; w J. F. S., m
Beer. KK. .of U.S. Indianapolis,

Ind., Seidel music pub co., inc. ©
June 12, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 565496;
F. Paul Knarr and James F. Stevens,
Columbus, Ind. tev 21
Dragon-flies; intermezzo, by Henry J.
Stafford, of Great Britain; piano. ©
June 19, 1923; 1 c. June 19; FE 566639;
W. Paxton & co., Itd., London. 12722
Dream (The) bride; w and m D. Orine
Magoune, of U. S. © Aug. 4, 1923;

Zc, yAUs. 16: 568362 : Nightingale
song Co., Boston- Jacksonville, Fla.
12723

Dream merchandise; w Graham Robert-
son, m Granville Bantock, of England;

in C. (Songs of childhood) © July
5,°1923; 1c. July-6;: E, 5668535 EF ikin
& co., Itd., London. 12724
Dreamer’s jand : MeL sewo.ctin- fame.
Ryan, 0s U9. iO 1 -edaly 28,1923
E 565886; Theodore Sutton, Little
Rock, Ark. 12725
Dreaming of me; lullaby, w G, °T.
Whyte-Melville, m Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; women’s voices. (Oc-

tavo series, women’s voices, no. 805)
© July 9, 1923; 2c. July 13; EF 563728;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 12726
Dreamland waits for you; lullaby, by
Theodore Stearns, arr. Geo. J. Trink-
augep: Ur Syt.orch.,m 1G ~ 4405.40)
June 28, 1923; 2 c. July-7; E 565559;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. (©
new arrangement 12727

Dreamy eyes you mean the world to me;
Weatidein hits, Of U.,.or1Odjanins,

pt. urj;n.s., v.18

1922; 2%c. -July 15; 19235 Ba Sesike:
Billy Gates, New York. - 12728

Drink to me only with thine eyes; w
Ben Jonson, m arr. Herbert A. Fricker,
of Canada; mixed chorus. (Whaley-
Royce edition of select choruses and
part songs, no. 78) © July 7, 1923;
lc. July 7; E 566855; Whaley, Royce
& co., Itd., "Toronto, Canada. 12729

Disiiedaite (Le); le Caire, paroles et
musique de Paul Dupin, of France;
trois voix. 4to. (Frises du Nil, no.
4) © May 15, 19233 ft ec" june 15>

E 566497; Durand et cie., Paris.
12730
Drum-head (A) church service; grand
military fantasia, intro. Soldier’s

‘hymn, J. Ord Hume, of Great
Britain; band. 4to. (Boosey’s brass
band journal, no. 642) © July 6,
1923; 1 c. Aug. 4; FE, 567264; Boosey
& co., London. 12731

Dualisme; poésie de Paul Géraldy,
musique de Raoul Brunel, of France.
(Toi et moi, no. 4) © May 5, 1923;
1c. May 18; E 566127; Heugel, Paris. .

12732

Duet concertante; by W. H. Richardson,
of England, op. 54; two violoncellos.
© Dec: 31, 1922;: ) es Jue FS 1823 -
E 566609; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig. 12733

Dus gite kwitel; w and melody L. G., of
Ll: 9S:

Oyuip Fea HN)

© lc. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570065: Louis
Gilrod, Brooklyn. 12734

Dustin’ the keys; by Walker O’Neill, of
Great Britain; piano. © June 4, 1923;
1 c. June 6; E 566320; B. Feldman
& co., London. 12735
Dydd gwyl y Cymry (This is Kymric |]
pastime); w Parch David Jones, m
Daniel Protheroe, of U. S.; with mixed
cho. 4to. © July 3, 1923.2 c. igly
6: EF 563530; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 12736

"E cchiw’ lluonghe m’aggia sceppa’ ;

_ versi di Pacifico Vento, musica di
Ferdinando Albano, of Italy ; mand.
acc. (Edizione Jas. B. Russo & son,
no. 241) : Ato... © July 15, 192462) c:
July 30; E 568192; James B. Russo,
Brooklyn. 12737

’E (Uno) cchiu’ ... uno ’e meno ... che
ffa; versi di A. Barbieri, musica di P.
Fonzo, of Italy; mand. acc. Naples,
Santa Lucia. .4to.. © May 1, 1923;
1c. June 22; E 566653; Italian book
co., New York. 12738. 4

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS .

no. 8, 1923

12763

E’ delizioso 11 mar; versi di Nino Cozzi,
musica di F. §. Cataldo, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Canzonetta. 4to.
‘© Dec. 30, 1922; 1 c. June 29, 1923;
E 566749; Italian book co., New ba

127

FE Z method; easy and practical system
for self instruction. 4to. How to
play the Hawaiian guitar; by Kalani

Kalamona, of U. S.—2. How to play
ive accordion; by A. R. Strong, of
U. S-3. How to play the ocarina;
by George H. Smith, of U. S—4. How
wa ee the fife; by Wm. J. Smith, of
© May 28, 1923; 2 c. each May

oo. es Mayo A 708559-708562:
Wm. J. Smith music co., inc., New
York, 12740-12743
Easy melody; w and melody Larry
Conley, Gene Rodermich, Walter
Haenchen and James O’Keefe, of U. S.,
arr. by G. Rodermich. © 1 c. July 20,
1923 ; "E 568053; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 12744

Echos d’armor; de Guillaume Balay, of
France; hautbois et piano. Editions
musicales Buffet-Crampon & cie. ©
May 30, 1923; 1 c. June 15; E 566504;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris: 12745

Edelweiss; poem Edna M. Carroll, of

. m Lange, arr. Christopher
O'Hare, of U. S.; treble voices. 4to.
(Franklin edition, two-part chorals,
ae 262) © June POS 2 e. July

; E 563934; John Franklin music
a New York. (© lyric and new
arrangement ; 12746

Giese: by A. W. EF. A., of U.:S:;
arr. William C:. Lindeman, of ;U..S.;

fiane 3© 1c. July 28, 1923: E
565900; Axel W. E. Austin, New
York. 12747

Elégie; par G. Loés, of France; violon,
© violoncelle,~ et piano. ; ©. June ..19;
1755 .e July ,Z +, 566876: Max
Eschig, Paris. 12748

Elephants (The) went back to. the
elephant and castle; w and m Geo.
Crump and Harry Castling, of Great
Britain; in F. :Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations; .© May 29, 1923; 1 c.
June 8; EF 566430; Lawrence Wright
MUSIC CO., London. 12749

“ Elettricita ;.

magiiniga. 7) J3,. Li. arot

Ws Seiviolin: -© iBape July 24, 1923:
E 565796; Joseph -Lo Cascio,
Bayonne, N. J. 12750
Elf s:festival;by :J.oH. M., of U:‘S.,
arr. Leona R. Gerson, of U. S.;
piano. © 1 c. June 18, 1923 1 E
565415; - Jared Henry Merryman,
Cumberland, Md. 12751

Elly; waltz melody, Herman Schloss,
Gt .Ue. §: Loiekiuly. .5,911923;
E 565468; Charles Gitnther, New
York. 12752

En forét; suite, de H. Kaiser, of
France, op. 53; orch. © May 30,
1923; 1 c. June 15; E 566499; Fvette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 12753

Enchanted (The) forest; little suite,
Mabe! Madison Watson, of U. S.;
piano. (Schmidt's educational series, .
no. 293) © July 9, 1923; 2 c. July
13; E 563754; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 12754

Enchantment; romance, Ernest T.
Dudos, of U. S.; piano. (Sheet
music edition, P. 1301) © June 4,
1923; 2 c. June 27; E 565264; Carl
Fischer, New York. 12755

End (The) of the rainbow trail; fox-
trot, w and m Fred Godfrey, of
Great Britain; in B flat. (Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations) © June 18,
1923; 1 c. June 22; E 557491; B.
Feldman & co., London. 12756

Entre nous; valse, Harold Popple,
of England; piano. © May 31, 1923;
lc. July 26; E, 567125; West’s, Itd.,
London. 12757

—— (Between us); w and m W. H.
Pe0of UO. S. ©lc. July 10, 1923;
E "565577; William H. Putnam, New
York. 12758

Episode romantique; by Gerald Walenn,
of Great Britain; violin and piano.
©. May. 30, 1923; .1'cisifune L192
566475; Augener, ltd., London.

12759

Epouse-la; opérette en 3 actes, ouver-

ture, par Henri Hirchmann, of
France; piene © June 19, 1923;
Vic. July 7 ; EF 566875; Max Eschig,
Paris. 12760

Er det saa-den store kerlighed? tekst
Ludyv. Brandstrup, musik Emil Ree-
sen, of Denmark; klaver med tekst.
(In «Dansk arbejde) Deer 8,
1923;.1 c. .Dec: 24; 573262 W4l-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 12761

Era un viveur; versi di Nino Cozzi,
musica di F. S. Cataldo, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Canzonetta. 4to.
© Dec. 30,1922; 1 c. June 29, 1923;

E. 566746; Italian book co. New
York, 12762
Eruzione' (L’) ’e JVEtna; povera
Sicilia, versi e musica di Luigi
Donadio, of Italy; mand. acc.

(Edizione La Rinascente, no. 10) ©
June 30, 1923; 2 c. July 10; EF 565592;
Rinascente, Resistente, New York.

12763

765

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12764

Erwachen am morgen (Réveil du
matin) ; af Edouard Schitt, of Den-
mark, op: 102; nr. 3; salon-orch.

mit piano direktion v. Nicolaj Han-
sen, of Denmark. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition: Heimdal, nr. 81) © June
1, 1923; 1 c. June 28; E 567462;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenbagen-7 Aa
arrangement]

Espoir en Dieu (Hope in God); poem
Victor Hugo, English version Sig-
mund Spaeth, m Redento Zardo, of
Italy; low or medium voice.
June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 15;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

Estherl mein schwester]l;
trot, text und musik
Rebner, of Germany, op. 500. ©
Sept. 23, 1920; 1 c. June 22, 1923;
E 566662; Wiener Bohéme-verlag,

12765

lied und fox-
von Artur

Vienna. 12766
Eternel (L’) amour; berceuse, par
Félix Fourdrain, of France; violon
et: ‘oreh®, “avée~ piano “conducteur.
Ato. “© July $y419232 BH eupuly: 6;
E 566851; Société anonyme des
éditions Ricordi, Paris. 12767

Etude de concert; composed and rev.
E. R. Blanchet, of Switzerland, op.

15, Mozy) j\-piano. . ©, Jaly«i2a 1923;
2c. July 14; E 565671; Composers’
music corp., New York. 12768

Etudes miniatures; by Frances Terry,
of#U. Ss piano. © July 12, 1923;
2c. July ids FE 563884; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 12769

Evening lullaby; by M. L. Preston, of
; piano,- ©) July AZ 1923; 2c.

July 14; E, 563907; Theo. ‘Presser CO.,
Philadelphia. 12770
Evening (An) prayer; when quiet night,
English text Helen A. Dickinson, Mo-
ravian m from the xv century, ed.
Clarence Dickinson, of U. $.; mixed
voices. 4to. (Sacred series, no. 109)
@) July: HH, 1923-:2: er: July. 125.-E
565649; H. W. Gray co., New. York.
(© editing) 12771
Every day and every way; fox trot, w
and) mE)’ A:sG:,-of U. SI © July 9,
1923; 2 c. July 16: FE, 568187; EK. A.
Grimes, Crestline, O. 12772

Every day blues: w and melody T. D.,
of U. S., arr. Stanley S, Miller, of
Rees = © +1 ce: July” 25 1a FE
568099; Tom Delaney, Baltimore.

12773

Every man for himself; novelty song,
w and melody Happy Tom Farrell,

fhcee t, BE! Parrelh ‘of (UYIS0E @uit c.
July 0,7 192359) E2°5655205°°Phomas.
Francis Farrell, Worcester. 12774

766

©
FE, 563067 ;

pt. 111, n.s., v. 18

Ev'ry night I cry myself to sleep over
you; w and m Howard Johnson, Leo
Wood and Irving Bibo, of U. S.
Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 1; E 565971;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 12775

Ewig dauert keine liebe; text von Ernst
Wengraf, musik von Karl Kovacs, of

Ul S.; op. 30° ©" Mec 10, 1921-2 c.
June 30, 19239 563970 Chattes
Kovacs, Chicago. 12776

Except a man be born again; anthem,
m Reginald Martin, of U. S.; mixed
voices. (Octavo series, mixed voices,
sacred, no. 1383) © July 17, 1923;
2°e. July 21; FE 565748; Arthur P.
Schmidt co. Boston, 12777

Beidaniea)
Expectation = Rascal waltz,
JK. (Or: WE Gis

iano. © June 25,
19235 2 ‘ep fulyols; F/>5656512 "Pack
and Joseph Kammen, Brooklyn. :©
arrangement) 12778

Extase melodieuse; by Joseph Littau, of
U.'S., rev. Morris Aborn, of France;
orch. with piano conductor. (Belwin
concert edition, no. 88) © June 19,
1923; 2c. June 21; E 563496; Belwin,
inc., New York. 12779

Fade away blues; melody Gus Horsley,
of U. S., arr. Phil Worde, of U. S.
© 1c. July 13, 1923; E 563671 + - Perry
Bradford music pub. co., New he

1

Fading rose; w and m F. J. B., of U. S.,
atr., Jacob. Blickinam, or Wo- eon Lc.
July 5, 1923; E 565469; Frederick
John Bendel, East Orange, N. re

Fair Plymouth; w and m A. M. P., of
U.S: Plymouth, Mass., A" (Ss. - daar
hank.'"©* fuly 25, 1923-"2-e"* Fa Zo:
E 565935; Anna M. Potter, Plymouth,
Mass. 12782

Fairy ballet; by Rudolf Friml, of Bo-
hemia, domiciled at New York: piano.
© July 12,. 1923-2 “7s "14: E

563911; Theo. Presser CO., Philadel-
phia. 12783
Fairy (A) flirtation; entr’acte, by C.
E. Wheeler, of U. S.; piano. © June
223, 1923: 2>c7*fuly-9 > He s63571 >
Belwin, inc., New York. 12784
Fairy lures; w HOF, ‘mC; Willers
Stanford, ‘of Great Britain. © Aug.

2, 1923; Ld. Aug. 4; E 567276; J. B
Cramer &'co., lids London. 12785

Fairyland; w Alfred Hayes, m Granville
Bantock, of Great Britain; in F.
Williams ed. 4to. (Joseph Williams’
new series of songs, duets and trios
for schools and classes selected and ed.
Ernest Read: Unison songs, no. 5)

- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8 1923

12812
‘Staff and tonic sol-fa notations! © Festa (La) dei fiori; waltz, melody
- May 23, 1923; 1 c. June 4; E 566307; Joseph Gioé, of U. S. © lec. July

Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 12786

Falende (Di) bleter (Falling leaves) ;
poem, Abraham Ljiesin, English ver-
sion Harry J. Margolis, m H. L., of
U. S.. New York, Metro music co.
© July 5, 1923; 2c. July 6; E 563535;
Henry Lefkowitch, New York. 12787

Fall in line; by Jay Sutherland, of U.
S:, Op. 10: piano. © July 11; 1923;
2c. July 16; E 563846; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 12788

Fall (The) of man; by E. D. B., of

Uz 3. ;,piano. © 1c. July 13, 1923: E

563665 ; Evelyn Dale Blizard, Ander-

son, Ind. 12789

Fancies; by N. Louise Wright, of U. S.;

piano. © July 3, 1923; 2c. July 9;
E 565527; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12790

Fantasia notturna; mazurka, melodia di
Andrea Genna, ‘of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1c. June 26, 1923; E
563299; A. Centonze & co., Brooklyn.

12791

Fantasie in C minor; by T. J. Morgan,
of Wales; piano. © May 24, 1923;
1c. June 11; E 566447; Warren &
Phillips, London. 12792

Farewell, thou outbound ship; w Marian
Osborne, m Frank Lambert, of Great
Britain; in C. © May 25, 1923; 1c.
June 30; E 566781; Enoch & sons,
London. 12793

Farmer (The); w J. T. D., m George
fame jt, .ot UU. S);. arr. Theo! -G.
React of U. S. ©)! c. July 26, 1923;
E, 565824: J. T. Daniells, St. Johns,
Mich. 12794

Farolillo (Lolita); fox-trot, por G. A.
C., of Mexico; piano. © 1c. June
26, 1923; E 563296; Guillermo An-
dréu, C., Mexico City, Mexico. 12795

Mexico, A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., S. en C. © July 24,
1923; 1 c. July 24; E 567082; Guil-
lermo Andréu, C., Mexico City,
Mexico. 12796

Fascismo (Il), Mussolini e la gran-
dezza d'Italia; parole di Luigi Ser-
rotti, musica di Ernesto Bertolini, of
Italy, domiciled at Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I., Stampato a cura
del Gruppo libertario. © July 15,
1923; 2 c. July 26; E 565856; Filo-
drammatica spartaco, Providence,
aN © 12797

polka, melody G.

Oud cisJuly.5, 192355

Giosue Buzzolani, New York.

12798

Felicita spezzata;
By: of: Italy:
565477 ;

24, 1923; E 565792; Starlight music
co., New York. 12799

Fétes; de Claude Debussy, transcrip-
tion par Gustave Samazeuilh, of
France; piano a quatre mains.
(Nocturnes, no. 2) © May 30, 1923;
1 «. Jane 15; EF 566491- f. Jobext,
Paris. (© transcription) 12800

Fight, boys, fight; w George Lee

Cutler, of U. S., melody Elliott W.
Hayes, of U.S. Tufts College, Mass.,
Tufts college bookstore. 1. Pocket
Card-eul. “Ay Dy.) Wh” aie Cullyeara:
series,.._no. .61)—2. ‘Male ’-quartet- or
Chen aere nk. (MR I eet Peery
card series)—3. Unison or solo. 4to.
(Pennycard series)—4. Full band.
obl. 32mo—5. Full orch. 4to.
(Music of Tufts college, no. 30) ©
June 26, July 1, 31, Aug.' 23; Sept.
21199482 2 : each May 21, 1923: E

562525, 562528562530, 562532; Leo
Rich Lewis, Somerv ille, Mass. [©
text and evasion of words and
music} 12801-12805
Pipe (They ieee? + we’ be Ae De
melody Herman Dubois ipseud. of

Ethel Fisher; of U. S. © lc. July
25,). 19233 +E. : $68086;;, levine): D.
Downes, Portsmouth, N. H. “12806
Fior di gioventu; polka, melody Ralph
Gratise, ‘of ° U; SO) “1 « es <fuly= 13,

1923; E 563713; Antonio Grauso,
New York. 12807
Fiorentina (La); polka, di Luigi
Canoro, of ‘UL S:; violin’ “©! “c.
Awg.2, -1923;. E~ 570043; Rosario
Catalano, Brooklyn. 12808

Fire (The) of your love is cold; w
PMTeOs ix. WIS. in’ tt Sor eae
Enotes, Ot). Cee ene yt ie
1923; E 563788; Geo. K. Millwood,
Chicago. 12809
Fireside stories; six little romances,
James H. Rogers, of U. S

.j piano.
Contents: About the ships at sea.—
About butterflies—About — strange
countries. — About fairies. — About

Gipsies—About the olden time. ©
July 2, 1923; 2 c. July 5; E 563866;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 12810
First, last and always; ballad fox trot,
w Benny Davis, m Harry Akst, of
U.S. © July 27, 19235 2° 0c: iy ly 28 ;
‘-F, 565912; Jerome H. Remick & COs
New York. 12811
Flapper _.blues> w. Cre) Tees Wi,
Geo; Graft jes et” US S "arr. Tien:
G. Beach, of U. S. © lec. July 26,
1923; 4°. POO5BI73 C-.* (Tet Williams:
Fayetteville, N. C. 12812

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12813

pt. IT1, n. s., v. 18

Fleur jetée (Thrown flower); paroles
d’Albert Boudet, musique de Fernand
Masson, of France; voix élevées.
Edition A. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon & cie. (French, English

and Spanish words; © May 30,
1923> sere: FunesakS; ~ Fo7500506:
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 12813

Florida moon; w and melody E. M.,,
OL ao arr. Aick, Fanen, Ol “Uo.

violm acc. © F'c2 July 16; 1923
563803; Eddie Malle, Philadelphia.
12814
Florida my Florida; state song, w and
Mia): W.. bes Hof Veh. 1p. June
ZA 1923; 2° €.-) thy '2- Fe S0ag00:
James W. Henry, St. Petersburg,
Fla. 12815
Flotow (Friedrich von) Lo, where the
pale night; two-part choral from

Stradella, w Douglas Durkin, of Can-
ada, domiciled at New York, m Flo-
tow, arr. Christopher O’Hare, of
U. §.; treble voices. 4to. (Franklin
edition, two-part chorals, no. 264):
©. iere M1,°.1923; 2° co Julyil4s-E
563932; John Franklin music co., New
York. (© arrangement and new
lyrics) 12816

Fluttering butterfly; valse, J. D. B.
and N. G., (of: dj5Si; Co melody
saxophone, piano acc. © 1 c. Apr.
25, 1923; E 561840; John De Bueris
and Nat Glantz, Corona, L. I., See

Fgnix revyen 1923; tekster af Alfred
Kjerulf, Carl Arctander, H. Buch-
have, musik af Edvard Brink, of
Denmark. Contents: Min lille som-
mersverm. — Byens klokker. — Til
neste sommer.— E’vard.— De lyse
netter. — Danmark.— Jeg sku’maaske
ikke sige det——Rosalinde. © July
i227 1923: 1° -e4 J uly ‘28 ; SE 5by47 1);
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 12818

Foglia (Una) appassita; mazurka,
melody G. B., of Italy. © 1c. July
5, 1923; E 565472; Giosuée Buzzolani,
New York. 12819

Folk (A) dance; by Arthur Nevin, of
WANS.* pianos: | ©:-June 27, 1923512 ¢«
June 29; E 563420; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 12820

Folk songs of Scotland; arr. David

Stephen, of Scotland, and Robert
Burnett. Soprano album. © May
ZA 1923: bc. June 22j;5F See!
Paterson, sons & co., Itd., Glasgow.

12821

Follow the gleam; Silver Bay prize
song, 1920, w Bryn Mawr _ college,
m Sallie Hume Douglas, of U. S. ©

Mar. 29, 1922; 2 ¢. July 9, 1923; E
563611; National board of the Y. W.
C. A. of U. S. of A.; New York.
12822
Fool (A) from the start: w James
Gullo, m Frank T. Peterson, of
U.S. © July 10) 1923: 2¢. July 19; E
568012; John M. Rutala co., Bridge-
ton, N. J. 12823
Foolin’ me; w Joe Grey, melody A. H.
G., of US. 1@.de July 21, 1923;
E 565735; Arthur Harrington Gibbs,
New York. 12824

Foolish child; w Jack Nelson, m Lind-
say McPhail and Roy Bargy, of U.S.
© July 23, 1923; 2 ¢ July es
565853; L. B. Curtis, New York.

12825

Football song; w adapted and m com-
posed Elliott Wright Hayes, of U. S.,
arr. for male voices L. R. J, of
U. S.; male quartet or cho. Tufts
College, Mass., Tuft’s college press.
4to. (Music of Tufts college, no. 30A)
© Oct. 20, 1922; 2 c. May 21, 1923 ;
F, 562527 ; Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville,
Mass. (© revision of text and male
voice arrangement) 12826

For a rainy day; by Carlyle Davis, of
. 5., op. 1; piano. © July 7, 1923:
Zc. July 9; E 565628; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. (© revision of music,
fingering and phrasing) 12827

For all of us; w and m W. R. Williams,
of U. S. © July 13, 1923: 2c. July
16; EF 563954; Will Rossiter, Chicago.

12828

For it’s you just you; w E. McC. m
John F. Ryan, of U.S. © 1c. July
24, 1923; E 565783; Edith McClin-
tock, Minneapolis. 12829

Forbidden fruit; fox-trot, w Con West
and K, Morrison, m Ennis Parkes, of
England; in F. ;Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations; © July 20, 1923; le. July |
26;°- FE’ ..5067137;° Francis,” Day. & am
Hunter, London. 12830

Forget-me-not; by N. Louise Wright, of
U. $.; piano. (Jn Old fashioned
flower garden) © July 5, 1923: 2 c.
July 9; EK 565520; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 12831

Found it; complement to I’ve lost my
penny, by Maurice Jacobson, of Great
Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles; piano.
(Curwen edition, no. 9224) © June
8; 1923; 1 c. June 28; EB 566782— J. am
Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 12832 -—

Fox-trottomania; versi di A. V. Bruno, :
musica di Vincenzo De Salvin, of —
Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Santa Lucia. |

768

score

| Fruhlingskinder ;

Fumeries ;

ei 566850-

no. 8, 1923 :

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

2 12854

© May 1, 1923; 1 c. June 22;
‘i "566646 : Italian book co., New York,

Friendly (A) light; w M. C. V., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S), arr. Theo G. Beach,
POU S: ©? <July 26;*1923- E

565820; Mary C-. Vreeland, Leonia,

iN. J: 12834

Friendship; w O. D., melody Herman
Dubois rpseud. of. "Ethel Fisher of
We So1© tes July 12,1923 +E, 565616;

Orpha Dudte, Toledo, O. 12835
Friml (Rudolf) Chanson; in love,
melodie R. Friml, arr. Dan God-

frey, of Great Britain; full military
band, with solo clarinet in B flat, with
conductor. © July 26, 1923; 1c. Aug.
6; E 567476; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. (‘© arrangement) 12836
Frivolity; dance album, Felix Burns,
of England; piano., © June 1, 1923;
1c. May 31; E 566297; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 12837
orn here to there; medley E. F.
K., of U. S., arr. Anton Koehler, of

U. S.; piano. © lec. Aug. 4, 1923;
E 570075: Ernst Ferdinand Kiihle,
New York. 12838

From the Samoan Isles; suite Henry
Geehl, of Great Britian; piano. Con-
tents: 1. By coral reef and shady
palm.—2. Savaii love song.—3. Festal
dance. © May 16, 1923; 1 c. June 30;

FE 566821; Boosey & co., London. 1©
arrangement) 12839
Fruhling im alten Wien; walzerlied,

gedicht und musik von Julius Bittner,
at sustiia, “© Mar. 26,'1923:°.1 c.
June 15° EF 566421;
(Leo Singer & co.) Vienna. 12840
Giacsci, vow E.. L.
Blankenburg, of Germany, op. 218;
piano. ©) Bec: 8, 1922 1 c. June 6,
1923; FE 566315; Apollo-verlag, Berlin.
12841

versi di Nino Cozzi,
musica dt? F)OS..°Cataldo, of “Italy :
mand. acc. Naples, Canzonetta. 4to.
© Dec. 30, 1922; 1 c. June 29, 1923;
FE 566745; Italian book co., New York.
12842

par Félix Fourdrain, of
France; orch. avec piano conducteur.
Ato. © July.5, 1923; 1 c. July 6;
Société anonyme des
éditions Ricordi, Paris. 12843
Fundamental bar work and ballet tech-
nique; by Florence Campbell, of U. S.,
special m M. Theo. Frain. © July
1 1923: 2 £ Toly16;7 aff. July, LZ:
A 711215 - _$. Barnes & CO., New
York. - 12844

Fu nel cinema;

y

Gabor Steiner

Funny noises; w and m Elsie Jean, of
as) (Animal nursery songs, no. 2)

© July 19, 1923; 2 « July 20; E
568021 ; Enoch @ sons, New York.
(© accompaniment and dance; 12845

Garden (A) of delight; four lyric
fancies, by Jean Valjean, of Great
Britain; piano. Contents: 1. The
scent of the rose.—2. Waving blos-
soms.—3. The winding walk—4. At
close of day. © July" 20, A923 :% Ne ee
July 12; E. 567016: A: Weekes & COs
Itd., London. 12846

Garland (A) of song; graded two-pt.
songs, by A. Mary R. Dobson, of
England ; pt. 1, junior. 4to. Contents:
1 Tha ccuckso.2=2: The bee—3. The
nightingale —4. The dovecote.—5. The
song of the bells—6. Easter blossoms.

© May 15, 1923;.1.¢. May 24: E
566157: W inthrop Rogers, Iltd., Lon-
don. 12847

Gay canzonet; by Walter C. ae 7
U. $.; piano. © July 12, 1923:
July 14; E 563897; Theo. Hed: so
Philadelphia. 12848

Gelbe (Die) jacke; operette in drei
akten, text von V. L., musik von F.
L., of Austria, klavierauszug von
Gustay Volk, of Austria; klavieraus-
Zug: gu i2 handen mit ‘beigefiigtem
text. Vienna, W. Karczag. © Apr.
BG. 199551 e., . Mage2t= en 566407;
Franz Lehar and Victor Léon,
Vienna. 12849

General Edwards march; by Ora Pre-
fontaine and Gladys Goyett, er Was.

arr. Edgar Wilkom o£ -U,+ Se prano.,

Qk te * July. 1923; E 568029:
Fountainette Cie Coe Worcester.

12850

Generosa; mazurka, G. N., of U. S.:

piano. 1+. 6.2-fuly 225.0 1O23e) F

568102; Gandolfo Nicchi, Brooklyn.

; 12851

Get behin’ me Satan; w and m Isaac

~ browne, of US, SO ic Aue

1923; E 565974; Columbia erapho-

phone co., New York. 12852
Girl (A) is like sunshine; from Earl
Carroll’s vanities of 1923, w and m

Roy Turk and Wm. Daly, Oi Ce Se

Kd. no. 1. © July 12, 1923; 2 c. July
12. Bae OOUSU Waterson,’ Berlin &
Snyder co. New York. 12853
Gitanerias; de Manuel Infante, of
Spain; piano. © May 30, 1923: 1 c.
fume 155°", 566525 AL AZ. Mathot,
Paris. 12854
Give over; w and m Robert Hargreaves
and Stanley J. Damerell, of Great

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* pt. nWisiis pv As

Give over—Continued.

Britain; in E flat. © Aug. 14, 1923:
lc. Aug. 16; E 567484; B. Feldman
& co., London. 12855

Give unto the Lord; sacred song, w
from Psalm xxrx, m Arthur F. M
Gustace,of 4M. Sra. In’ Bamimor—
2. In D minor.. © July 9, 1923;
2) co 'each! July 433 E, 563758 ; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 12856

Gladly, dear Lord, we bring to Thee;
anthem for flower service, w Kenneth
Lea, m Hugh Blair, of Great Britain;
children’s voices, with organ acc.
4to. (Choral album, no. 1342) ©
May 26, 1923; 1c. June 11; E 566444;
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 12857

Glow-worm; idyl, by Paul Lincke;
violin solo, arr. in the Ist position,
Henry S. Edwards, of U. S., with
piano acc: ©. jiame’ 25) 1923;°2)\c.
June 26; E 563329; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York.
rangement) 12858

Go on as if you're going somewhere;
w Jack Mahoney and S$. W. McC.,
m J::Mahoney, of ‘U,-S..©1'c._Aung.
4, 1923; E 570072; S. Wood McClave,

New York. 12859
Go on, that’s right; “by, M. Vy of
Woy piano. Oijidse? fuly, 20) 1923:
E 563977 ; Max Vodianoy, New
York. 12860
Go to it (Allez-y); one step, de la

revue Paris sans voiles, de Paul Nast,
of France; orch. avec piano con-
ducteur...-4to., (©. Jutte.27,.1923;.1 c.
July 31; E 567157; Evette et Schaef-
fer, Paris. 12861
Go ye therefore; anthem, Biblical w, m
J. D. McR., of England; sop. or ten.
solo with full choir, organ acc. 4to.
¥°© joly=43,..1923;. 2) cA July .14; EF
563925; James D. McRae, Portage
la Prairie, Canada. 12862

God—America’s might; w and m S. M.
Biot. b.-S. CO ce, Jaly kG 1923:
E 565564; Sibyl Marvin Huse, New
York. 12863

God is love; hymn anthem, w J. Bow-
ring, m Elosmer, of “U.S: ;
mixed voices. 4to. © July TZ, 1923
2c. July 14; EF 563891; Theo. Pres-

ser co., Philadelphia. 12864
God, that madest earth and heaven; w
Bishop Heber and Archbishop
Whateley, m F. Leslie Calver, of

Great Britain; mixed voices, organ
acc. . (Octavo series, mixed voices,

sacred, no. 1369) © July 9, 1923;
2 ee aly 135 “Ee 563720; ‘Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 12865

Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul)

KG) ae= U1

Goodbye Sue;

Ber-
ceuse; from Jocelyn, by B. Godard,
transcribed Edwin H. Lemare, of
England, domiciled at Portland, ‘Or.:
organ. (Encore series, no. 23) ©
June 21, 1923; 2c. June 23: FE 563283 ;
H. W. Gray co., New York. [©
transcription) 12866.

Golden memories; songs of long ago,
in letters and notes, Mrs. H. B.
Hudson, of U. S.; piano, with words
ad lib. obl. 4to. © July 12, 1923:
2c. and aff. July 14; A 752156; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12867

Golden morning; reverie, Al. Mor-
ton, of U. S., scored Morris Aborn,
oF OU? SP orch. with piano conductor.
(Belwin ‘concert edition, no. 90) ©
July 16, 1923; 2 ¢. July 19: E 563963 ;

12868

Belwin, inc., New York.

Golden wedding; w Y. A. J., m John F.
Ryan, ot U; S™ ote july 24, 1923;
E 565787 ; ya Johnston, Chadron,
Neb. 12869

Gone are the years; w and melody Sam
Ehrlich and Turner Layton, of U. S.
C) 1 °c.) July 2a 9e2se ae ose:
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 12870

Good-day! said dha blackbird: w Ed-
ward Lockton, m Henry Geehl, of
Great “Britain; “a1 IDS fate Aug.
14, 19232." pe es 567479:
Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.

12871

Good looking papa blues; w and
melody C. Williams, of U.S. ©1l-c.
July. 13, 1923; E 563666; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 12872

Good night; w/anon.,. m. [oe sot tS. a
arr. August Dietze, of U.S. ©O1c. @
July 5, 1923; E 565653; Irene Flem-
ing, Lincoln, Neb. 12873

Good night, good night, beloved! w
H. W. Longfellow, m Ciro Pinsuti,
arr. (Paul; Bliss, sof 7 Uh Sa" men’s aa
voices... 4to, © July 12,1923; 2 c.
July 14; E 563887; Theo. Presser co., —
Philadelphia. (© arrangement) 4

874 4

w and m W. H. W.,
of; )/Us.S.+ © sl. shaly 2s 1923: 4
E 568046; Will Higgie Wasniewski, |
Milwaukee. 12875 %
Gossiping blues; w Henry Creamer,
melody Annabelle Anderson, of U. S.
© 4 ey Aug.) 2) 520235 64570030 - ae
Jack Mulls, ine, New York. 12876 @
Gounod (Charles Francois) Funeral |
march of a marionette: by Gounod, |
transcribed Charles

770

O. Banks, of @

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923 12900
ae S.; organ. (St. Cecilia series, no. | Half (The) minute mannikin; a frolic
230) © June,21, 1923; 2 ¢., June 2 in octaves, Julia Fox, of U. S.; piano.
E, 563279; H. W..Gray co., New Oa july, dls, 1923-77 2c... July, 26:
York. (© transcription) 12877 E, 563847; Willis music co., Cincin-

nati. 12889

Grandfather's wooden leg; by Joseph
“W. Clokey, of U. S., op. 29, no. 3;
pipe organ. (Jn Fireside fancies, no.
imag teyo. -<C).july 5, 1923.5 2 c
July 9; E 565514; Clayton F, Summy
cO., Chicago. 12878

Grandmother, knitting; by Joseph W.
Clokey, of U. S., op. 29, no. 4; pipe
organ. (In Fireside fancies, no. 4)
obl. 8vo. © July 5, 1923; 2c. July
9: E 565515; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 12879

Grandmother’s spinning wheel; by
Edwin Vaile McIntyre, of U. &., op.
51, no. 1; piano. (At-a-lo-wa series,
no. 1) © June 29, 1923; 2 c. July
2: E 565711; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 12880

Great oe a and mA ode of

ae Sy weed, 19233; 2 €, Jub 9s
E 563578; Alfred His Droit, Galatia,
Tl. 12881

Grieving; w Harry Meyerhoff, m Joseph
Solmon and Maurice Solmon, of
Pes sO june. 2, 1923; 2c: June 4;
E 563993; Jack Mendelsohn music
co., New York. 12882

Grisée d’amour; valse-sérénade, par B.
Calvete, orchestrée par L. Salvado,
of France; orch. avec piano-conduc-
fem. 40. ce) pune. 13, 1923; Ic. July
7; EF 566901; Durand et Cie. Paris,
(© orchestration; 12883

Guy; w and m R. P. Weston and Bert
Mee of England: in F. Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations) © July 20,
1923; 1c. July 26; E 567142; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 12884

Had I a rose for a pal like you; w and
Pee ole. Of UU. ©, lst ‘papers: *-©
ce July’ 1351923; E 563675; Harry
Freehand and ix AX Schneider, _Chi-

cago. 12885
Handel (Georg Friedrich) peiae by
Wettandel, arr. J. StuartotArcher,’ of

Great Britain; organ. Paxton’s ed.
(Anthology of organ music) © July
691923: 1) cz July 3;- 05668295. W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 1286

—— Where’er you elk: w Semele, m G.
F. Handel, ed. Paul Bliss, of U. 5S.
(Concert and recital songs) © July
$2 1928 22 nes July, 145.0) 563882 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia, ©

editing)

Hail to thee B. P. O. E.; w and m a
George Bautz, of U. S. © June 12,
1923::.2 -c: June 14; EF 565494; B. & EF.
pub. co., Milwaukee. 12888

2103—23——3

Happy (The) little frog; w Anne Jane
Bannister, m O. Sobell, of Aus-
tralia. © Dec. 22, i 1c. May25,
1923; E 566158; Allan & co., pty., Itd.,
Melbourne, Australia. 12890

Happy lover’s moon; w W. L. B., m E.

<:'S; Huntington;, of (U. Sa -Oedee
July. 14, 1923; E 563801; Wetherell
IL, Bain, Covington, La. 12891

Harmonica blues; w and melody Al
Koppell and J. H. Trent..0f UsS.,
any George Holman, of U. S. ©

July 21,1923; E 565733 ; ocd

Fishep, inc., New York. 12892

Harmonizing daddy, where did you get
‘so many keys; w Henry Creamer,
m Anabelle Anderson, of U. S.
l_c. July 14, 1923; E 565661; Jack
Mills, inc., New York. 12893

Harpe éolienne; par Auguste Chapuis,
of France; harpe. © June 13, 1923;
le. July 7; E 566904; Durand et cie.,

Paris. 12894
Harpist (The); by Edwin Vaile
Mekntyte, of Usis,,.6op: St. sor75;

piano. (At-a-lo-wa series, no.5) ©
June 29,-1923:-2 e July 2;. FE 565707;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 12895

Have a broader vision; w and m W. D.
Fa Olea. to. © May, 2, _..1923;
Zc. jilyd3> 563715; Jas. WV ..Acutt
and Wm. D. Evridge, Granger, Tex.

12896

Haydn (Franz Josef) Trios; v. 1, trios
1 a 4, de J. Haydn, rev. de Fournier
et Lefort, of France; piano; violon
et violoncelle. Ed. classique A.
Durand et a ©: Way “E56 41625"
Vc. June -15;" B'566508; Durand et
ele. Paris © 1 revision) 12897

He chese me from millions your
mother to be; w M. W. R., m George
Cia, [is Ot Cl. «o arte bye hea:
G. Beach, Of UO S.. © rr ce. jirly. 70:
1923; E 565844: Maude. W. Roe,
Branchville, N. J. 12808

He leadeth me; w J. H. Gilmore, m
Anna Priscilla Risher, of -U..S. i
Sop. or ten—2. Alto or bar. © Jul
26, 1923; 2 c. each July 30: E 568205:
“Arthur P. Schmidt co. Boston.

12899

He'll always be one of those guys; w

and melody M. C., of U.S. ©l-e.
July 20, 1923; E 563982; Milford
Capman, Toledo, O. 12900

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12901

He may be your dog, but he wears my
collar; w Henry Creamer, m Anabelle
Anderson, of U. S. ©1-c. July 14,
1923; E 565662; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 12901

He’s only a working man; w and m
Herbert Rule and Fred Holt, of
England; in D. (Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations; (Cover-title: Only a work-
ing man) © May 23, 1923; 1c. July
25; E 567109; Herman Darewski
music pub. co., London. 12902

Headin’ home; w Gus Kahn, melody
Geo. W. Meyer, of U.S. © 1c. July
28, 1923; E 565893; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 12903

Hear my cry, O God; anthem, w of
Psalm 61, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of
U. S.; mixed voices. (Octavo series,
mixed voices, sacred, no. 1384)
July 17, 1923; 2¢. July 21; E 565753 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 12904

Heart (The) he had pledged to hold
sacred and dear; w and m C. EK.
Cc. of U. S. New York, Frank
Harding. © July 10, 1923; 2 c. July
14: E 563766; Carrie E. Crumb, West-
erly. Reb 12905

Heart of my heart; by E. W. F., of
U. S.; melody with piano acc. © 1c.
July 5, 1923; E 565467; Elizabeth
Ward Freeman, Norfolk, Va. 12906

Heart strings; ballad fox-trot, w S. J.
Damerell and Robert Hargreaves, m
Lillian Ray, of England. © June 11,
1923: 1 c. June 19; E 566607; Song
success syndicate, London. 12907

Hearts; w W. T., m William P. Held,

WP Un SO. 1c July tl, 19258"
563609; William Tully, Po Lome

Heart’s haven; w D. G. Rossetti, m R.
Vaughan Williams, of Great Britain;
m D. © Aug.14,49233 lac. Ane.
16: E 567480; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 12909

Heavenly (The) dancers; incense dance,
from scene 3 of the ballet orientale
Cambodia, composed, ed. and played
McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S. _(Recordo,
no. 67800) Music roll) © June 28,
1923; 2 c. July. 9; E 563587; Recordo
player roll co., Chicago. (© editing
and interpretation) 12910

Helenita; tango milonga, w J. D. Mar-
quand, m Camille De Rhynal, of
Great Britain. © June 22, 1923; 1c.
June 25; E 566699; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 12911

Hello, my Alabamy; w and m Geo. J.
Bennett, Arthur Fields and M. K.

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Jerome, of U: S. © July 20, 1923:
2 c. July 20; E 568006; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. 12912

Help me find my place; w Neal A. Mc-
Aulay, m DeLoss Smith, of U. S. ©
June, 22; 1923.2 c. July 125" $65057 -
Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 12913

Henrietta; w Ruby Ernst, m William
Albert Ernst, of U. S. June 11,
1923; 2c. June 14; E 563519; Amlay
pub. co., New York. 12914

Herod overture; by Henry Hadley, op.
31, arr. Mo LL Lake-of UW. Samulitary
band with conductor. 4to. © June
75,1923; -2 +e. June» 272 Weepebe74-
Carl Fischer, New York. © arrange-
ment) 12915

Herr (Der) aus Graz; text von Fritz
Grtinbaum, musik von Hans Cesek, of
Austria. © Mar. 26, 1923; 1 c. June
1; E 566425; Gabor Steiner (Leo
Singer & co.) Vienna. 12916

Heures (Les); six pieces, de Théodore
Dubois, of France; piano. Contents:
1. Midi. — 2. Heure triste. — 3. Heure
héroique.— 4. Heure joyeuse. — 5.
Heure revée.—6. Minuit. © June
27, '1923.>. 1 ec Sadly *Si Se
Heugel, Paris. 12917

Hey rube; or, A day at the circus, w
J. Sherrie Mathews, m Harry Bulger,
arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U) S4 male
voices. 4to. (Witmark edition, no.
1601) .:©.June..18,, 19235. 2 e€: June
26; E 563308; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. (© new arrangement)
12918

Hi lee, hi lo; chop suey a la fox-ee,
trot-ee, w Eugene West, m Ira Schus-
ter, of U. S5i@)i Julpad poze ec.
July 9; E 563617; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12919

fox: frot;*by IraCSthusterlof UW. 'S.,
arr... O:scSeimcca; jtbdnd: dteistsred.
32mo.. © July 18, 1923; 2c. Jaleo:
FE. 568049; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
(© arrangement) 12920

Hiawana; fox trot, w and m Bert Engle
fi. e. Prise A, Engle; of »U.S.
July 18, 1923; 2 c. July 20; E 568009;
Star pub. co., Carlos, Ind. 12921

Hilarité (L’) céleste; fox-trot, de
lopérette La-haut, de Maurice Yvain,
of France; orch. avec piano conducteur.
Ato. (Céléebre collection des succés, no.
638) © May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 29;
E.. 566244; Francis -Salabert, Paris.
(© arrangement 12922

His eyes; musical monologue, w Leslie
Vane, m G. D. Fox, of England;
piano with words. (Monologues, no.

172

- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

12946

15) © May 15, 1923; 1c. July 25;
E 567106; Herman Darewski music
pub. co., London. 12923

History twisted; w Charles Osborne, m
May Erne, of England; in E flat.
tstaff and tonic sol-fa notations} ©
Apr. 26, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 566540;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

12924

Hollyhock; by N. Louise Wright, of
U. piano. (Jn Old fashioned
flower garden) © July 5, 1923; 2c.
July 9; E 565521; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 12925

Home sweet home blues; melody P. B.,
ot UW. S,carr.- Phil -Worde,. of U.S.
lnc. July. 13, 14923: ,- 563670;
Perry Bradford music pub. co., New
York. 12926

Homeward bound; w and m P. P.
ae LT... (ajuly 28, 1923; “2. c:
July 19; E 568184; Peter P. Bilhorn,
Chicago. 12927

Honey bunch; w Ben Ryan, m Violin-
sky rpseud. of Solly Ginsberg; of
Was 0: J aly, 20, 1923: 2°c. July 20;
E 568003; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 12928

w H. F..M., melody Arnold T.

ae On oes: ©. t.ci: Ane? 2, 1923;

E 570039; H. F. Moore, Columbus,

. 12929

Honeymooning up in the sky; w W. B.
T., m @laude K. Webster, of U. S.
OP Agia A 1923-. 2 -c. Aue. 6:
568365; Walter B. Taylor, San
Diego, Calif. 12930

Honneur aux Belges; marche héroique,
de <A. Saint-André, of France;
harmonie ou fanfare. 4to. © May
30,°1923; 1 c. June 15; E 566485;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 12931

’ Honor and love for the flag of free-
dom; w V.. M., melody Herman
Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher) of
BS 2 n@). 1S caAsdibys 42, 49233. F
565619; Victor Marks, Woodville,
Pa. 12932

Hoot mon; fox-trot, w and melody
Jack Meskill and Al Sherman, of
U. §., arr. J. Meskill. © 1 c. June
29, 1923; FE 563427; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12933

_ Hoo-tee-hoot; w and melody Henry

Creamer and Anabel Anderson, of

WS. atr, H.,Creamer.. ©.1 ¢. June

29, 1923; E 563425; Leo Feist, inc.,

New York. 12934

Hot dawg; dark-town strutters’ song,

~ wand m Hannibal Maguire, of U. S.

© July 7, 1923; 2c. July 9; E 563619;

Leo Feist, inc., New York. 12935

fox trot, w and m Hannibal Ma-
guire, arr. Wm. Schulz, of U. S.:;
orch. Feist ed. 4to. © Jaly 5, 1923;
2c. July 6; E 563527; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. (© arrangement; 12936

Hot roasted peanuts: w and m Louis
Breau, Charles and Harry Tobias, of
U.S. © July 8, 1923; 2c. July 26;
FE, 565858; Bee Tee pub. co., New
York. 12937

Hours of idleness; w from the Chinese:

of Han Yu, Herbert Giles, m Nor-
man Peterkin, of U. S.; med. voice,
me Gi: July 1271923" -2"er Fale 14 -
F, 563770; Boston music co., Boston.

12938

House (The) of a friend: w and m
Arthur A. Penn, of U.S. © June
26, 1923; 2 c. July 5; E..565492:- M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 12939

How can [I wait sweetheart; w and
melody Al Kaplan ti. e. H. A. Kap-
lan) of U. S: © 1c. July 23, 1923;
FE 568042; Hyman Albert Kaplan,
Brooklyn. 12940

How do I know; w and m Florence
James Goodkind, of U. S. © July
16, 1923; 2 c. July 19; E 563997: C.
W. Thompson & co., Boston. 12941

How many times; three-pt. song, w
Thomas Lovell Beddoes, m Ethel
Boyce, of Great Britain; sop. 1, 2,
contralto. (Augener’s edition, no.
4286) © May 29, 1923; 1c. June 11;
FE, 566477; Augener, lItd., London.

- 12942

How's evrything; w and m Harry
Carlton and John P. Long, of Eng-
land; in F. (Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations) © June 15, 1923: 1c
June 29; E 566772; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. 12943

How will it end (Wie chund’s aecht
use); w and melody Fritz Zimmer-
mann, of Switzerland, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. July 3, 1923: E
563478; Irving Berlin; inc, New
York. 12944

Hudsonia wedding march; w M.
T., m Platon Brounoff, of U. S.
© July 13, 1923; 2 ¢. July 17> E
963994; Missak Turpanjian, West
Hoboken, N. J. 12945

Humoresque 2; de Jean Sibelius, op.
87, nr. 2, ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt,
ro Ae (5 MCE violon solo avec acc.
@orch.; partition d’orch. (Wilhelm
Hansen edition, no. 2297) © June 1,
1923; 2 c. June 28; E 563428: Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. ‘©
editing and revising)

AIS

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

12647

pt. I11,n.s., v. 18

Humoresque 3; pour violon avec acc.
d’orch. par Jean Sibelius, op. 89, nr.
1 ed. pour violon et piano par Karl
Ekman, ed, and rey. Julia A. Burt,
of U. S. (Wilhelm Hansen edition,
no; 2295)..© June 1, 1923; 2.c. June

28; E 563429; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. ‘(© editing and revis-
ing) 12947

Humoresque 6; par Jean Sibelius, op.
89, no. 4, ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt,
of U. S. (Wilhelm Hansen edition,
no. 2294, 2296) 1. Violon solo avec
acc. d’orch.; partition d’orch.— 2.
Violon et piano, arr. par Karl
Ekman; parties. © June 1, 1923;
2 c. each June 28; E 563431, 563432;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. (©
editing and revising) 12948, 12949

Hussars (The); w and m R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, of England; in B flat.
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; ©
May 28, 1923; 1c. June 29; E 566760;

Francis, Day & Hunter, London.
12950

Hymns of the living gospel, no. 1; ed.
J. Lincoln Hall, Adam Geibel, C.
Austin Miles and B. D. Ackley, of
UT 'Stogve. : ‘© Marzi, :1923: 2. c.
and aff. May 5; A 707232; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 12951
ain’t a lookin’ for nobody; w and m
H. B. and Charlie Mobley, of U. 5S.
arr. H. B. © 1 c« June 26, 1923;
E, 563333; Hyatt Berry, Se acs

ain't bothered; w and melody S. S.
Mi, of U.S. © 1 c. July: 6, 1923; E
563502; Stanley S. Miller, Balitaore

ain't no sheik, just sweet papa that’s
all; fox trot, w Tom Scott, m G, W.
T., of U.S. Chicago, Geo. W. Thomas
© June 15, 1923; 2 c. June

|

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tH

music Co.
16: E 565586; Geo. W. Thomas,
Chicago. 12954

I am going back to Ireland; w W. L.
W., m George Graff, jr., of U. 5., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © le. July
26, 1923; E 565834; Ward L. Walters,
Detroit. 12955
am thy God, and thou art child of
mine; by Caro Roma, arr. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, of U. S.; male voices. 4to.
(Sacred trios, quartets, etc., no. 1634)
Gp July..20, "19237 2° ¢: uly 2050
565916: M. Witmark & sons, New

-York. «© new arrangement; 12956

I can hear the church bells ringing, wish
they were ringing for me; w and m
Harry Castling and John P. Long, of
England; in F. (Staff and tonic sol-

tH

ee

fa notations) © Apr. 26, 1923; 1 =
June 16; E 566544; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. . 12957

I can’t forget; w and melody Z. F., of
WSS: iV July 125091923... E,
565626; Zeph FitzGerald, Grand

Rapids, Mich. 12958

I can’t realize you’re gone; w Gus Kahn,
melody Geo. W. Meyer, of U. S.
lc. July 28, 1923; E 565894; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 12959

I'd like to live to ninety-nine; w and m
Frank Wood, of England. (Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations; (Cover-title:
99, what do you want to live to ninety-
nine for) © Apr. 23, 1923; 1 c. July
25; E 567111; Herman Darewski music
pub. co., London. 12960

I’d love to live in dreamland, little girl,
with .yous...w.J., 5. W., im ohnilr.
Ryan, of ‘U.S. @©@=1.cz July Zs) 1923;
E, 565882; J. Ernestine Wyatt, Water-
loo, Ia. 12961

I don’t care whose mamma you were, but
youre my sweet mamma now; w and
m Harry Pease and Ed G. Nelson, of
U.S. “© Suly 28)51923> 2) eaty 30 -
FE, 565934; Leo Feist, inc., eee

12962

I don’t like it;; w and melody J. H.
Trent and Jules Lester, of U. S., arr.
George Holman, of U.S. ©1c. July
21, 1923; E 565731; Fred Fisher, inc.,
New York. 12963

I gotta wunnerful baby; w and m Theo.
V. Norman, of England; in E flat.
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations! ©
June 30, 1923; 1c. July 26; E 567128;
West’s, ltd., London. 12964

I have been in love; w Alexander Brome,
m Frederic Norton, of Engiand.
June 14, 1923; 1 c. June 23; E 567473;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. © 12965

I hear the bees a humming; melody J.
S. ‘Zamecnik; ‘ef *U. S%@, Hem jaly
13, 1923; E 563674; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 12966

I know what it means to sit and cry; w
W.. B:, melody: “Hoi? oi ees:
Lee Jub 19... 1928: SE ese eer
Teitler and Wm. Bohrer, Brooklyn.
12967

T’ll change your clouds to sunbeams; w
and m John P. Long, of England; in
B flat. «Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions: © Apr. 26, 1923; 1 c. June 16;
E 566543; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 12968

T’ll tell you a secret; by Maurice Jacob-
son, of Great Britain, ed. Ernest
Fowles; piano. (Curwen edition, no.

A
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= I'm sé Elebiiy-

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

110.) 619235" | *
677) © June 1211923" 1% June 28:
E 566787; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London. 12969

Tlove’er; w Benny Davis, melody Harry
“Akst, of U.S. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1923;
+E, 570033: Jack Mills, inc., New York,

1

I love, love you; w and m I. B. G.,, of

WE SOO June Z1Lt923%' 2! c. Julie 23:
FE 563289; Ivo B. Glenn, Nashville.

12971

I love the bobbed-hair bimbos; w and

mdodyrZ es of U.tS,'\/©-1/c...july

12, 1923; E 565625; Zep FitzGerald,

Grand Rapids, Mich. 12972

I Jone you; waltz ballad, w and m C.
Be. Bu Scoot \U. of farr. iclerman
sehlessof U.48;; ©y july: 11, 1923;
B.

Bey, 12K, 1505048; : Ce », He
Shepherd, New York. 12973
T’m a mean back-bitin’ hound; w and

melody Jos. H. Trent and Roland C.
levine. of Ui S.,-© 1c. Aug. 4, 1923;
E 570068 ; Goodman & Rose, inc., New
York. 12974

I’m always dreaming; w and melody
Mie K Sof U.S. '© 1c. July-9,
1923; E 563556: Maurice Morris Korn,
Sea ‘Gate, N.Y. 12975

I’m going to make you love me: w and |

m Harry Gifford and John P. Long,
of England; in C. r:Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations; © May 28, 1923;

lc. June 29; E 566756; Francis, Day

& Hunter, London. 12076

I'm in love;. w and mH: S., of
LES arr ‘Cus Borchard, of U. S.;
piano with words. © 1 c. July 31,
1923; E 565945; Harry Sullivan, mi ew
York. 2977

I’m in love with my old ane
mother; w . H.. and George
Rambus, m E. 8. §. Huntington, of
ES, ©1 c. July 14, 1923; E 563790:

Frank Hicks, Plymouth, "Pa. 12978
I’m just achin’ for you; w N. L.
H., m John F. Ryan, of U. S.
lc. July 28, 1923; E 565883; Nettie
I Houghton, Hamilton, Mo. 12979
I’m loving nobody but you; w and
fae Re Oe sy (OF TS. re
1a 1923; E 563480; Arthur S.
. New York. 12980

I’m cient w_ and m Porter Grainger
and Donald Heywood, of U. S.
1 _c. July 14, 1923; E 565664; Jack
Mills, inc., New York. 12981

by Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles :
piano (Curwen edition, no. 9231 )

Ti

12993

© June 14, 1923; 1 c. June 28;
E 566784; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 12982
I’m steerin’ for Erin; w Fred Smith,
m Chomas F.- Parker;\’of U:°S:, arr.
William M. Schmitt, of U. S.
1 c. Aug: 4, 1923; E 570071; Circle
music pub. co., Cincinnati. 12983

I’m tired of waiting for you; w and m
Herbert Rule, Tom Mellor and Harry
Gifford, of England; in E flat. :Staff.
and tonic sol-fa notations; © June
15, 1923; 1 ¢. June’ 29; E 566773;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

12984

I married a wife; old song, arr. Ernest
Melvin, of England; in G. (Staff and

tonic sol-fa notations) © May 28,

1023;) <i. cai jamie 2299 Bro 566763

Francis, Day & Hunter, London.
12985

I may need you bad, but not as bad
as all that; w and m Ben Russell ae
Clik Balend +08 Us Ste July as
1923; 2, 'c., July .9:;,:-E (563618 >-,Leo
Feist, inc., New ‘York. 12986

I never could call you sweetheart; w
and m R. M., of U.S. © May 23,
1923); 2c. July 30; E 568189; Richard

Murray, New Orleans. 12987
I never knew how much God gave
to me; w.jJ. Keirn Brennan, m
Ernest R. Ball, of U. S.; sop. and
alto; in G. ,@©:June28, 1923; 2: c.
July 7; E 565561; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 12988

I owe all that is good to you; w and m
EF pGe or Oo © June 2 O23
aes June 23; E 563288; Ivo B. ‘Glenn,
Nashville. 12989

I passed by your window; w Helen
Taylor, m May H. Brahe, arr. Clar-
ence Lucas, of Great Britain. 4to.
1. Female trio. (Enoch & sons’ trios,

quartets and choruses, no. 1)—2.
Mixed quartet. (Enoch & sons’
quartets and choruses, no. 1) July

2, 1923; 2 c. each July 20; E 568018,
568019 : Enoch & sons, New York.
12990, 12991

I shall have had my day; w Tennyson,
m Anna Priscilla Risher, of U. S
1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto or -baritone.
©>=Jaly--9; +1923 Pvexeacht{ July, 13%
E 563757; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 12992

I think; w and m Fred Gibson and
George Blackmore, of England; in F.
tStaff and tonic sol-fa notations; ©
Apr. 26, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 566541;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

12993

i)

I want you, only you;

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12994

pt. 111, n.s., v. 18

I und mei maderl; shimmy-lied, text
von Erwin W. Spahn, musik von
Karl Haupt, of Austria. © Mar. 26,
1923; 1 c. June 1; E 566422; Gabor
Steiner (Leo Singer & co.), Vienna.

12994

I’ve come back to my daddy; w J. R.
Pm Ww, OT b. S- GO 4. cayeme
27, 1923; E 563304; Leo Wainer and
Jack R. Dichter, Philadelphia. 12995

I’ve got the Yes, we have no banana
blues; w Lew Brown, m James F.
Hanley and Robert King, of U. S.

@ july 27, 1923; 2c. july: 28; 4
565921; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 12996

I’ve lost my penny; by Maurice Jacob-
son, of Great Britain, ed. Ernest
Fowles; piano. (Curwen edition, no.
9223) © June 8, 1923; 1c. June 28;
E 566788; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 12997

I’ve made up my mind to forget you
and let you right out of my heart;
w May Tully, m Martin Broones, of
U.S. © July 14, 19233:2:e; July. 16;
E 563844; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 12998

I want a big red apple on a stick; v
and m Leo Wood and Henry Leacel
Of WL SLO Firs 201923 - 2%. Paly

20; E 568001; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 12999
E-want some money:,.inagchy L..S.,

arr. Boosey & co., of Great Britain ;
band, with words. London, Boosey
& co. 4to. (Boosey’s march journal,
no: 305) - ©! June 9; 1923-1 c. Jamie
30; E 566803; L. Silberman, London.
(© arrangement) 13000

[savant})tovt be..aiear ., you.,,,dear;.... w
ane anh, 4 Suet Usip Dal nakact Gus
Berchard, oft Size piano, wath
words. ©,.-bryic.. Jealy.3h 192337 E
565946; Harry Sullivan, New NOH

1

PE avant fo .66° back 20 ly- EO |
melody Herman Dubois pseud. of
Ethel Fisher; of U. S. © 1c. July
25, 1923; E 568090; Esther Walters,

Rayette. City} Pa: 13002

w L..E. Snyder,
Pia S: Nicklas, Of Ur Stcirr..Gc Me
We or ee S. Library Aed27@ sinly
27, 1923; 2 c. July 30; E 568190; G.
M. Tidd music pub., Columbus, O.

13003

I went up;in the air just for you; w.

e+ H. and Stanley Evans, m E.'S.
Re

etm, &

S. Huntington, of U. S.
14, 1923; E 563785; Frank Hicks,
Plymouth, Pa. 13004

I wish I had a pal like you; w and
m T. and N. J. of Great Britain,
domiciled at Brooklyn, N. Y.
bee. July S1,. 19235° Ee Se5052- 5 2 iltie
and Nancy Jay, Brooklyn. 13005

I wonder why they fall in love with
everyone else. but me; w and melody

Fred Rose, of U. S., arr. Rube
Bennett, of U: Sy») @ 1 ex jay 6,
1923; E 563505; Goodman & Rose,
inc., New York. 13006.

Ich kenn’ 4&& restaurant; worte von
Peter Herz und Alfred Steinberg-
Frank, musik von Oskar Burian, of
Austria. © Mar. 26, 1923; 1 c. June
1; E 566410; Gabor Steiner (L.
Singer & co.) Vienna. 13007

Ida; polka, ‘melody. G. (By sorts iia
Loe Joly! 55) eas: i Se
Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 13008

If I was a Gypsy king; waltz ballad,
woiL. Jz mG Av VosGr Be aeaorr.
Wilber, Klowiter, of T° S.> @ 1c.
July 16, 1923; E 563807; Leon John-
stone and Geo. A. Young, Dubuque,
lee 13009

If I were; w Philip Henry, m David
Richards, of Great Britain. © May

29; 1923 +1icc.- Fone: 3032, Fo s06ss7 ;
Boosey & co., London. 13010

If my dreams come true; waltz song,
w R. H., melody dw.

Applegate, of U. Sy arrc€. Bauer,
of ‘UIS.5@Piot ashaly sos 1923570
563503; Robert B. Hampton, Bradley
Beach, Nid. 13011

Tf? only 3... wash. W. Ely ao eieagy B..
Ackley, of U.S. (© 1%eh ‘June 14,
1923: E 562984; Henry W. Howell,
New York. 13012

If the Swanee River only flowed home
brew; fox-trot, w. and m §. E. G,
of i. S; Boston, Heartland music
(ac Ppa Glad Ghd stats 1923: Zoe rome, Ts at,
505982 > ay By Griffin, Boston. 13013

If. vou cannot. love. me <always, ‘don’t
love me at all; w D. J. R., m George
Grafé,. fr.,. (ofc4d. 3S. aap Ped, 7G.
Beach, of ‘U.S. @.le. July 267.923;
E 565831; Dan J..Reid, Oil CY, Ea

If you don’t give me what I want [m
gonna getit somewhere else; wHenry .
Creamer, m_ Anabelle Anderson, of
LS! © lc. July 14, 1923; E 565660;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 13015

6

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13037

If you don’t like it leave; w and m

Reacoda..ot Ur. 5. ..©.iL.c.July; 3,

1923; E 563483; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.
13016

If you don’t love ’em just don’t tell

ements Sevau.)do; < we Re, Esajqm
fennre okyans of U5 .S...©-lac...July
28, 1923; E 565884; R. Loveland,
Detroit. 13017

If you'll be my little honey, I’ll be your
little bee; w and m Nate Malroy, of
U. S$. © 1c. July 14, 1923; F 563794;
B. J. Kileen, Wheeling, W. Va.

13018

If you were only mine; waltz, w and m
Nowbep Of. e825 ©:-May. 26;, 1923;
2c. May 22; E 562622; Nat Fisher,
San Francisco. ; 13019

Tf your eyes have the lovelight; w C. B.
A., m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Ahepeia, Geach, -of ,U., SS. ©;1-c
Wis Ae, 19235 565829... C2. B.
Aubeny, Struthers, O.

Tf your life rings true; w Lizzie
DeArmond, m B. D. Ackley, of U. S.
ibems Aa t823; 2. cli suly: 12s. E
565634; Standard pub. co., Cincin-
nati. 13021

Illustrative music and songs for the
kindergarten; by Octavia Hudson, of
Ad; 'S; (Schirmer’s scholastic series,
vy. 127: Home normal course for
children’s work in music, bk. 7)
July 3, 1923; 2 c. July 9: EF 565525;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 13022

Ilonka; marchenoper in 5_ bildern,
musik yon Desider Lanti rpseud. of
D. Freystadth of U. S.;_ klavier.
Contents: 1. Ouverture.—2. Elfentanz.

'—4J3. Intermezzo.—4. Walzerphan-
tasie; im zaubergarten.—5. Ljiebes-
duett.—6. Ballettscene; aeolsharfen-
walzer.—7. Lied des prinzen Argirus.

i c, Sepr 2 @. .1923. --b 560090 ;
Desider Freystadtl, New Brunswick,
N. J. 13023

Im fruhling wird hochzeit gemacht!
duett aus der operette, Die frih-
lingsfee, worte von Hans Pflanzer,

musik von Victor Corzilius, of Ger- |

many. © May 31, 1923; 1c. June 1;
FE 566327; Robert Rihle, Berlin.

13024

Im mai; text..von Beda, musik von
Richard Fall,-of Austria. . ©, Mar.
Poe 1925 e-, Cy une, Le 506420:

Gabor Steiner (Leo Singer & co.)
Vienna. 13025
Im ttirkisenblauen garten; intermezzo,
von Rolf Piquet, of Germany, instr.

von H. Blithgen, of Germany. © Dec.

6, 1920; 1 c. Sept. 27, 1922; EF 545648;
Adolph Furstner, Berlin. 13026
Imagination; romance, M. Zachare-

witsch, arr. J. C. Windram, of Great
Britain; military band. London,
Boosey & co. 4to. (Jn Boosey &
co.’s supplemental journal for military
band) © May 26, 1923; 1c. June 30;
E 566807; Schott & co., London. (©

arrangement) 13027

Immortal songs; for church and school,
compiled Henry C. Nott, of U. S.
8vo. © Apr. 14, 1923; 2 c. July 23;
aff. July 16; A 711316; Central pub.
house, Cleveland. 13028

Immortelles ; text and m Florence James
Goodkind, of U. S. © July 16, 1923;
2c. July 19; E 563996; C. W. Thomp-
son & co., Boston. 13029

In a covered wagon with you; w N. N.,
m Harry Stover, of U. S. © June 7,
1923; 2 c. June 13; E 565499; Ned
Harold Norworth, Chicago: 13030

In an aeroplane ; w C. O. R., m George
Graff, jr., of ich S., barr. Thee. >G.
Beach, ‘af Ui Svi® bc: Ave2Z, 1923;
FE 565987 : Charles O. Robbins, Cleve-
land. 13031

In Bibleland; twelve children’s songs,
verses Irwin M. Cassel, m Mana-
Zucca A or of Augusta Zuckermann,
of LUEL Sas opso78: SO Fuly 1923;
2 @ July’ 9. E 565546; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 13032

In. Bulgaria; w A. G., melody Jack
Egan, of U.S. © lec. July 14, 1923;
E 565655; Alex Gerber, New York.

13033

In God we trust; sacred song, w Irwin -
M. Cassel, m Mana-Zucca (pseud. of
- Augusta Zuckermann of U. S., op. 83;
in F; with organ obbl. ad lib. © Aug.
1, 1923; 2c. Aug. 2; E 570063; Enoch
& sons, New York. 13034
In going to my lonely bed; madrigal,
Richard Edwards, arr. H. Elliot
Button, of England; four female
voices. (Novello’s octavo edition of
trios, &c., for female voices, no. 482)
© June 8, 1922; 1 c. June 16, 1923;
E, 566598; Novello & co., Itd., London.

‘(© arrangement) 13035
mixed voices. 4to. (Mu-
sical times, July 1, 1923) © June

x29, 19235 1 J6achtine 129; +.) 2566791 ;
Novello & co., Itd., London. ‘© edit-
ing} 13036

In humorous vein ; by T. D. Williams,
oir Us S. 3) piano. "© “July. “12388923 ;
2..c. Puly 14: E 563896; Theo. Presser
CO., Philadelphia. 13037

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13038

In Monte Carlo; fox-trot, in Some
hustle, w and m Gerald Morrison, of
Great Britain; in F. (Staff and tonic
sol-fa_ notations} © June 18, 1923;
1c. July 3; E 566801; Wilford, ltd.,
‘London. 13038

In my garden of love; by J. E. D., of
Sy piane,.i G, s«Oelece a iive cp,

1923; FE 565809; i Edgar Dowell,
New York. 13039
In my little boat of dreams; wand
melody Monte Carlo and Alma

Sanders, OF “bho. L1G ey Aue eZ,
1923; E 570032; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 13040

In Neustift am Wald; worte von Erwin
W. Spahn, musik von Edmund Eysler,
of Austria. (Cover-title: Da draussen
in Neustift am Wald) © Mar. 26,
1923; 1c. June 1; E,. 566423; Gabor
Steiner. (Leo Singer & co.) vicaua.

13041

In silent night; English version Paul
Bliss of U. S., m Sergei Rachmaninoff.
(Concert and recital songs) © July
M2 1923 F 2.5c; Quly< 14+ He 563883"
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. «©
English version) 13042

In that little place where I was born
and raised; w A. B., m George Graff,
jnjrohvU: ee arr. Theo! G. Beach, of
wet Ss. © lc. July 26, 1923;. EF
565827; Anthony Burke, Donoro, Pa,

13043

In the autumn ; in Topsy and Eva, w and
m the Duncan sisters li. e. Rosetta and
Vivian Duncan; of U. S. © July 7,
$923; 2 ¢. July 17: EF 570058 - Thomas

Wilkes, San Francisco. 13044
In the eyes of the world; w D. W.

Griffiths, m . Widof Sah 28:

May 31, 1923; 2 c. July 10; E 563955;

Fritzie W eimar, San Antonio. 13045

In the land of cotton; w Jack Osterman,
melody Jesse Greer, of U.S. ©le
July 10, 1923; EF 565574; Irving Ber-

lin, inc., New York. 13046
In the moonlight; by 1} Montague Ewing,
of Great Britain; piano. (From a

picture gallery) © Paly 12,2926 42 c.
July 14; E 563902; Theo. Presser €0.,
Philadelphia. 13047

Incantation; d’aprés le Quatuor en la
maj., de E. Chausson, arr.’ par’ S.
Chapelier, of France; orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. © May 30,
1923; 1c. June 15; EF 566484; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. (© arrange-
ment] — 13048

Indiana avenue blues; w G. H. H.,
ody Jessie Crump, Oro: “Oirc:

mel- -

pt. 111, n.s.,v. 18

July 19, 1923: FE 565704:'"Geo.” H.
Hopper, Indianapolis. 13049

Inductive (The). system of. violin
study ;- by Aj ri. “MicC ea Uap:
Chicago, Conservatory pub. house.
v. 1. Elementary studies in the first
position.—v. 2. Advanced studies in
the first position. © Apr. 3, 1923;
2 c. each and ‘aff: Apr.'11;*A °702821,
702822; Albert H. McConnell, Chi-
cago. 13050, 13051

Inside 5 walls of China; w Ben Ryan
and Harry Fox, m Eddie Litchfield,
of US Si* @& July 20, -1925%"2 -¢. July
20; E 568002; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New’ York. 13052

Irish croon-song; w William Ower, m
Henry Purmart™ Hames, of > U? 8:;
med. voiee. ©) jule?sPoeZee ee «c.
July 9; .E:565542; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, 13053

Ironie; sein wir. lusttg, geh’n’” wir
schlafen, foxtrot, von Paul Lincke,
of Germany. 1. Salon-orch. 4to.—2.
Piano.” © June 4;'1923; 1~¢. each
June 6; E 566323, 566324; Apollo-
verlag, Berlin. (© arrangement)

13054, 13055

Is she brainless; w and melody A. J

S, of U.S. © 1c. July 26, 1923;
E'' 565813 - “Artie J Spee sae
York. 13056
Isla Maclean; w and m Annabella

Mackenzie, of Great Britain. ©
June 29, 1923;.1 c. Aug. 4; E 567271;

Boosey & co., London. 13057
Island of Oz; w and m Agnes Oppel
Miller, of U. §$) Oakland Cali.

Island of Oz co. © June 27, 1923;
2c. July 5; E 565491; W. F. Hamil-
ton, Oakland, Calif. 13058

Istenuccse nem banom; Elénken, kuplé
szérzée ©: A. 4.01 ,U. ol, Ist papers,
népzenekarra ‘alkalmazta Paradi San-
dor: clarinett’ 1; °Z, violin 4, 2 alto,
cimbal,. cello. and. basso:.,,scy s4@)- 1c
Jily'7,. 19235) i Pees aue, Adorjan
Otvos, New York. 13059

It is May; -waltz song, from When
Sappho sang, w Cecelia Gaines Hol-
land, :m M;C,of Us. Meise Iply
17, 19235." EF 505906357 Wiabelanna
Corby, Montclair, N. J. - 13060

It’s a beautiful day; w Edith Eatherley,
m T. C. Sterndale Bennett, of Great
Batain, © June 13, 1923; 1 c. June
30; E 566820; Boosey & co., London.
13061

w Jack Hoins, m
© Aug.

It’s a lotta Bologny;
Edwin J. Weber, of U. S$

118

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923 13084
1, 1073=° 2c Aus? 23) —, *570051: (Text French and Flemish) © May
Maurice Abrahams, inc., New York. 5, “1923; “1: ¢c. ‘May 18: EF 566119;

13062 Heugel, Paris. 13073

It was a rose they gave me; w A. E.
me utesone “Ryan, of U.S. (©
lc. July 24, 1923; FE 565785; Anna E.
Hock, Philadelphia. 13063
Italian serenade (Serenata italiana) ;

Saavik. of -U.. 5.2: piano. © -Jaly

Te tS eS July 18; E 563960;

Valentino Roma, Akron. 13064
J Vai pas fait exprés ... Madame;
one-step, paroles de Geo. Koger,

musique de J. Lenoir, of France. ©
May 30, 1923; 1c. June 15; E 566487;
Lucien Brulé, Paris. 13065
Jack and the beanstalk; by Fannie C.
Pine, tet O.. Ops (0/3; -piano.
Contents: 1. Jack grows and climbs
the beanstalk—2. Jack in fairyland,
meets a princess.—3. The giant com-
ing along spies Jack. June 22,
1923 5°2.°e) "Jane 25 ;" FE} 563867; John
Church CO., Cincinnati, 13066

bad w R. P. Weston and Bert Lee,
Harris-Weston, of England;

in D. {Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions; }©. Apt: 26; 1923:°'1°'¢! ‘June
16; E 566546; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13067

Jacqueline; by R. S. Stoughton, of
Ui S:3 piano. “© July 12;°1923%)°2°c.
July 14; E 563913; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 13068

Jahr (Ein) ohne liebe; operette in
drei akten, text von Ludwig Hirsch-
feld und Alfred Deutsch-German,
musik von Leo Ascher, of Austria;
klavierauszug mit text. © Jan. 12.
1923; 1 c. June 1; E 566426; Edition
Vuvag, Berlin. 13069

Japanese dancing girl; Ming Toy, by
Ernest ray Adams, Shive wiaed S he
piano. (Tone fancies after famous
paintings) © July 26, 1923; 2 c.
July -'30;>° EB 568202; ‘Arthur =P,
Schmidt co., Boston. 13070

Japanese (A) serenade; w and m A. V.

One S.Ct Cc. July, 24, 1973:
E 565782; Arthur Vane Holloway,
Philadelphia. 13071
_jJarsz-e még Budara alkonyatkor ;
szovegét irta Somlyd Zoltan, zenéjét
szerzé Kovacs Karoly, of U. °S.

Budapest, Nador Kalman. © Nov.

ie 192t= 2c Jame’ 30, 1923:./ E

563969 - Charles Kovacs, Chicago.
“13072

* pense a toi (Ik denk aan u); ver-
_ sion francaise de H. Morena d’aprés
Goethe, musique de Jan Blockx, of
Belgium. (Sept mélodies, no. 3)

Je revois Vheureux age; paroles et
musique de Max d’Ollone, of France.
(Paysages grecs, no. 1) © May 5,

1923; 1 c. May 18; EF 566138; Heugel,

Paris. 13074
Jeune (Le) violoncelliste; collection de
morceaux classiques en quatre

volumes, choisis et annotés par L. R.
Feuillard, of France; violoncelle et
PIANO. a, 3,4. ©) June 19, 1923;
1 c. each July 7; E 566866, 566867;
J. Janin, Oullins, France. 1© col-
lections and annotations) 13075, 13076

Johnny stop—please don’t! Mama!! w
atid? imelody GF... 4.9 fos. \-Soe arr:
George Holman, of U.S. ©1lc. Aug.
4, 1923; E 570156; Fred Fisher, inc.,
New, York: 13077

Jolly (The) clown; by a Roy Peery,
or Wis S.,-op 417 iow2* panes LOld
time circus): © July 12,1923 2 c.

July 14; E 563918; Theo. Presser co.,

Philadelphia. 13078
Journée de vacances; six pieces de Léon
Moreau, of France; piano. Contents:

1. Réveil—2. Devoirs de vacances.—
3. Au jardin.—4.. Tendresse.—5. Sau-
terie improvisée.—6. Berceuse. © June

1551923 53" tem Fite 4 Ae soerae
Jacques Vuillemin, Nantes, France.
13079

Journey (The) onward; w T. Moore, m
F. Leslie Calver, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. (Octavo series, mixed

voices, secular, no. 215) © July 9,
1923; 2 c. July 18; E 563726; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 13080

Joya (Bijou) ; paso doble, de C. P., of
France; piano. © May 30, 1923; 1 c.
June 15: E, 566505; Charles Pelabon,
Biarritz, France. 13081

Joyeuses (Les) comméres de Windsor;
ouverture, de Otto Nicolai, arr. par F.
S. of France; orch. avec piano con-

ducteur. 4to. (Nouvelle collection
F. SS.) © May 15, 1923; 1 c. May
29: FE 566242; Francis Salabert,
Paris. (© arrangement 13082

Joyeux (Le) carillon flamand; fan-
taisie, de A. Courtade, of France;
trompes de chasse. Editions musicales,
Buffet-Crampon & cie. 4to. © June
BPA bode cos) ily s3l >: 567161;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 13083

July the fourth in seventy-six; w and m
P. J. E, of U.S. ©1c. July 5, 1923;
E 565426; Peter Joseph Engels, New
York. 13084

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13085

pt. 111, n.s.,.v. 18

Jumbo fra Kolombo; tekst af Alfred | Just for Mary and me; w Ben Ryan,

Kjerulf, musik af Edvard Brink, of
Denmark; piano with words. © July
FT, 19236, Ve. fatly 28" Bp. 307465 °
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 13085

June’s the time for roses; three-part
song, w Edward Teschemacher (pseud.
of FE. Lockton}, m D’Lorah, arr. Geo.
J. Trinkaus, of U.S: amechanged
voices. 4to. (Witmark school edition,
no. 1643) © July 18, 1923; 2c. July
26; E 565862; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. (© new arrangement)

1

3086

waltz song, by D’Lorah, sc. Geo.
i: stainkaus. of, U. S.:; band? vir yG
Hat.<“obt. 32m0. © Jitly’16,. 1923 -
2c. July 26; E 565859; M. Witmark

& sons, New York. (© new arrange-

ment) 13087
Just a bunch of daisies; by Maurice
Baron, of France: orch. 4to.

July 16, 1923; 2c. July 19; E 563962 ;
Belwin, inc., New Y ork. 13088
Just a chance; w E. D., melody Herman
Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher) of
GIS. © lc. July 12, 19235; 565645 ;

Elbina Dunn, Minneapolis. 13089
Just a mother’s song at twilight; w Guy
Reeve and Denis O’Neil, m Harry
Tilsey and Pat Thayer, of Great

Britain; in G. (Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations) © May 29, 1923; 1c. June
8; E 566434; Lawrence Wright mu-
sic co., London. 13090

Just a peek at the Chesapeake; w and
m Geo. P. Battles, of U. S. © July
13, 1923; 2 c. July 14; E 563927:
Forestier music co., Boston. 13091

Just a quaint little cot; ballad, w Ralph
Stanley, m Leslie Alleyn, of England.
©) +A pr... 26,., 500235. 1c. (fumer 16¢..8
566545; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon-

don. 13092
Just a smile (Le sourire); by George
Dudley Martin, of U. S.; piano.

July 12, 1923; 2c. July 14; E 563898;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 13093

Just been wond’ring all day long; by
Irene Akerley Canning, transcription
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S. 1. Violin
and piano.—2z2. Cello and piano.—3.
Violin, cello and piano. © July 18,
1923 2:-c. each,-jely 26:48 565867—

565860 - M. Witmark & sons, New
York. (© new arrangement
13094-13096

Just for an hour; w Graham John, m
Max Darewski, of England; in F.
July 20, 1923; 1c. July 26; E 567136;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

13097

m Violinsky rpseud. of Solly Ginsberg)
and Eddie Litchfield, of U. S. ©
July 20, 1923; 2c. July 20; E 568008;
Waterson, Berlin & & Snyder €h., New
York. 13098
Just for tonight (Nur eine nacht); w
Ballard MacDonald, m Oskar Geiger,
of Germany, op 52; high voice in E
flat. © June 26, 1923: 2c. June 26;
FE, 563327; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 13099

Just for you; melody M. G H., of
U: S.. ©; 1-c. Jane 25, 1923."F 56797 ;
Maurice G. Henry, Brooklyn. 13100

Just in love with me; in Topsy and
Eva, w and m the Duncan sisters
i. e. Rosetta and Vivian Duncan, of
U.S. © July 7 1928; 2G. wad |
E . 570056; Thomas . Wilkes, San
Francisco. 13101

Just one rose for me; w Edward Lock-
ton, m R. Sterndale-Bennett, of Great
Britain. © June 19, 1923; 1 c. June
20; E-506633; j: B. Cramen & co.
Itd., London. 13102

Just outs ww: and. m Ty Saen- > Baer.
Arthur Roy Ward, of, U.S. © I-c.
July 9, 1923; E 563553; Theodore
Stackman, Minneapolis. 13103

Just to amuse the baby; comedy one-
step, w and m Wynn Stanley, Harry
Castling and Andrew Allen, of Great

Britain; in D. ;Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations) © May 29, 1923; 1 c.
June 8; EF 566431; Lawrence Wright

music co., London. 13104

Justorum animae (The souls of the
righteous) ; motet, w from the Bible,
m William Byrd, of Great Britain,
ed.. Ivor Atkins, of Great Britain;
sop., l, 2, alto, ten. and bass. Ato,
(Choral album, no. 1346) © May
26, 1923;.1 c. June. 114 E 566445;
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 13105

Kalliwoda (J. W.) Three duos con-
certants; by J. W. Kalliwoda, op: 178,
ed. Louis Svecenski, of U. S.; two
violins. (Schirmer’s library of musi-
cal classics, v. 1473) © July 3, 1923;
2c. July 9; E 565528; G. Schirmer,

inc., New York. :© editing; 13106
Kaski (Heino) Ballade (Ballaadi) ;
ai +H.'-Kaski,. ap, 1, ar. 4, ed. and

rev. Julia A. Burt, of U. S.; piano.
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2182)

© June-\T,.. 19235 2Zuge June 23 3- E

563433; W ilhelm oe Copen-
hagen. (© editing and revising) j
13107 @
Kelly’s:. eye; .’quick .mareh, .F..)\L.2

Wood, of Great Britain; band. 4to.

780

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

(Boosey’s march journal, no. 361)
© Apr. 12, 1923; 1c. June 30; E
566805; Boosey & co., London. 13108

Keltic (A) lament; by J. H. Foulds,
of England, op. 29, no. 2, arr.
W. H. Squire, of England; cello
with piano acc. © June 25, 1923;
lc. July 6; E 566849; Hawkes & son,
London. 13109

Kerry down; Irish ballad, w Val.
Burton, m Edmund Roth, of U. S.
© July 11, 1923; 2 c. July 9; E
563565; Forster, music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 13110

Kettle (The) boils; by Joseph W.
Clokey, of U. S., op. 29, no. 7; pipe
organ. (Jn Fireside fancies, no. 7)
@bL Bw. ©) July 5, 1923. 2 c.\ July
9; E 565518; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 13111

Kinderlieder; von Armin Knab, of
Germany; singstimme mit klavier.

(Edition Breitkopf, nr. 5233) © May

Zanes 1. ¢. jane 13; °F, 566031;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 13112
King (Reginald) Four preludes; bk. 1,

by R. King, of Great Britain, op. 5;

piano. (Berner’s edition, no. 730:
Album series) Contents: 1. In E
flat minor.—2. In D flat—3. In G
flat—4. In F minor. © May 23,

1923; 1 c. June 4; E 566308; Toa:
Williams, Itd., London. 13113

King of Kings and Lord of all; a choral
cantata for Christmas, w selected and
m R. M. Stults, of U. S.; soli, chorus
and organ. 4to. © July 5, 1923;
2 c. July 6; E 563877; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 13114

fee but: w FO FOB om EF. S.S.
Hantineton, of. U. S...© 1c. July
14, 1923, 563781 5B. F. Bruning,
St. Louis. 13115

King’s (The) highway; compiled
Charles Forbes Taylor, of U. S., ed.
Laurie Taylor. .8vo. .©. Apr. 16,
1923; 2 c. and aff. May 4; A-706616;

_.Tabernacle pub. co., Chicago. 13116

Kirchheiner (Kurt) To sange; til
tekster af Rud Broby og Eug. de
Sala, musik af K. K., of Denmark,
op. 1, nr. 1, 2. Contents: Eneste. —Og
tider teendtes. Cp fume 1,, '923:0d; c.
June 28; E. 567461; Kurt Kirch-
heiner, Copenhagen. 13 h17

Kissable lips; from The passing show
of 1923, w Harold Atteridge, m Jean
Schwartz, of-B=-S-) © July, 10,1923;
2. - Japhye 43 = E sede Harms; inc.,
New York. 13118

13130

Kisses that you gave to me; w and
melody, A; sy »:., of Uz Si-O. Fe:
July 26, 1923; E 565812; Arthur J.
Stern, New York. 13119

Kitty Cole; w and m J. O. L., of U. S.,
arr. Alex Karnbach, of Germany.
© 1c. June 4, 1923; E 563989; Jen-
nie Orr Leui, Postville, Ia. 13120

Knickers; w J. C., melody Herman
A. Hummel, of U. S. © 1c. July
26, 1923; E 565815; John Carnell,
Minneapolis. 1312}.

Knights-Pythian; march song, w Wal-
fer ~O2 Taylor; m F. sBanetctics.
Boston, Mass., Barone & Taylor. ©
July 13, 1923; 2 c. July 14; E 563926;
Frank Barone, Boston. 13122

Kgbenhavnerpigen; af F¢nix-revyen,
1923, tekst af Alfred -Kjerulf, musik
af Edvard Brink, of Denmark; piano
with words. © July 11, 1923; 1 c.
July 28; E 567466; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 13123

Kol-nidre; arr. William Scher, of
U. S.; piano and violin with words.
Kammen ed. © June 25, 1923; 2 c.
July 13; E 565652; Jack and Joseph

Kammen, New York. (© arrange-
ment) 13124
Komm’, spiel’ mit mir; shimmylied fur

grosse und kleine kinder, text von
Peter Herz, musik von Hans _ Ti-
chauer, of Austraha. © Mar. 26,
1923; 1 c. June 1; E 566419; Gabor
Steiner (Leo Singer & co.) Vienna.
13125

Kong Tut; shimmy fox, af J. B., of
Denmark; piano. © July 11, 1923;
lc. July 28; E 567472; Jean Bern-
hard, Copenhagen. 13126

Ku klux klan blues; w W. N., m Wayne
Cex, oh U.S. Or une-Z2, 19232:
July 12; E 563689; William Newton,
Joplin, Mo. 13127

Kiiss’ mich nicht auf den mund; text
von Arthur Rebner, musik von
Richard Fall, of Austria. © Mar. 26,
1923; 1 ¢. June 1; E 566418; Gabor
Steiner (Leo Singer & co.) Vienna.

13128

Kuu lei pikake (My jasmine wreath) ;
w and m C. E. K., of U. S.; ukulele
and guit. acc. © July 13, 1923; 2 c.

July 14; E 563930; Chas. EF. King,
Honolulu. 13129
Lady-bird (The) in the fields; unison

song, w anon., m Arthur Richards, of
England. 4to. (Ja School music re-
view, June, 1923) (Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations) © June 15, 1923;
1 c. June 16; E 566532; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 13130

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13131

pt. 111, n. s.,v. 18

Lamento; by Gabriel Marie, transcrip-
tion Joen Fresco, of Holland; piano.
(Belwin, piano transcription, no. 1)
©@> Jame’ 15." 19258" 2c" fone toes
563521; Belwin, inc., New Faas

1

Lamplit (The) hour; by Arthur. A.
Penn, transcription Geo. J. Trinkaus,
of OU. 1. Violin and piano.—2.
Cello and piano.—3. Violin, cello and
piano. July248)¢ 1923. 2<e. seach
July 26; E 565863— 565865 : M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. (© new
arrangement) 13132-13134

Lancers (The) ahorse (Les lanciers a
cheval) ; by Charles Dallier, of U.5.;
piano. © July 42) 19282. July 14;
_E 563880; Theo. Presser cO., Philadel-
phia. 13135

Land (The) of heart’s desire; w Mar-
garet Munsterberg, m Willy Herr-
mann, of Germany, op. 117, no. 1; sop.
1, 2 and alto. (Octavo series, women’s
voices, no. 8/0) © July 17, 1923; 2-¢
Faly «2)¢ ooh 565/5lonciArther UP.
Schmidt co., Boston. 13136

Lantern moon; w and m Agnes Tate
“SHigiring Ga ve Co A. GL. oft BEB.
with cello obbl. © 1c. July 9, 1923;
FE 563557; Carrie Agnes Tate Liffring,
Waterloo, la. 13137

Largo in G minor; by Henry Eccles,
arr. W. H. Squire, of Great Britian;
violoncello and piano. © June 21,
1923; 1 c. Aug. 4; EF 567273; Boosey
‘& co. London. «© arrangementy

13138

waltz love-song, w
and melody A. B..B., of U..S: ©
June 27, 1923; 2 c. July 9; E 563552;
Arthur Brooks Baker, San Francisco.

13139

Last (The) night; w and m I. B. G,,
or-U. S. © June 21,. 1923¢ Zech june
23; EF, 563287; Ivo B. Glenn, Nashville.

13140

Laugh while you're dancing around;
from Earl Carroll’s Vanities of 1923,
w and m Roy Turk, Earl Carroll and
Wm. Daly, of U. S. (New York’s
newest annual revue, edition no. 1)

© jJuly» 20, 19233) 24-c. Julyi:,.20:E

Last (The) dance;

568000; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 13141
Laurens (Edmond) Arabesques; par E.

Laurens, of France, op. 12; piano.
(Edition nationale francaise: Panthéon
des pianistes) © May 21, 1923; 1c.
June 6; E 566332; Henry Lemcine et

cie., Paris. 13142
Lazy dreams; w Janet Farrell, m
Howard Hamilton of °U) S.Yarn WW.

7

a St. Louis, Wade Hamilton music
© June 26, 1925*" 2c. ene ee ;

- 565587 - Wade Hamilton, SE Louis.
13143

Lazy Honolulu; waltz, w. Geoffrey Clay-
ton, m Harry Stogden, of England;
in B flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa‘ no-
tations) © July 24, 1923; 1c. July
26; E 567130; West’s, lItd., London.

13144

Lazy mama can’t I get you up; w Joe
Young and Sam M. Lewis, m Irving
Maslof,-of U. S.. © July 14, 1923;
2c. July 16; E 563842; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. wet 3tas

Leafy (A) way; etching, Ernest Harry
Adams,... of > U).; Sis piano.” “2 Cone
fancies. after. famous paintings)
July 26, 1923; 2c. July 30; 568203 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 13146

Leather stockings; by Frances. Terry, of
U.S" “piation (Fairy iotks) © ay
BPO23 «M2 Co Sy oan Cx.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13147

Leave a lot of time for love; w Clifford
Seyler, m Melville Gideon, of Eng-

land; in D. (Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations) © Mar. 20, 1923; 1 ¢, June
15; E 566561; Francis, Day & Hunter,

London. 13148

Leb’ wohl Sophie; lied und one-step,
text von Fritz Griinbaum, musik von
Stephan Weiss, of Germany, op. 50.
©' Sept. 8, 1922°°1+ ch fume 1923:
E 566660; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 13149

Légende; d’aprés le Quatuor en la maj.,
de EK. Chausson, arr. par S. Chapelier,
of France; orch. avec piano conducteur.

4to. © May 39, 1923; 1 c.'June 15;
E..566518; Rouart,. Lerolle & cie.,
Paris. (© arrangement 13150

Leschetizky (Theodor) Toccata; from
Tales of youth, by Leschetizky, op.
46, ed. McNam Meentniv, e270 So.
played Lucille Manker, of U. S.
(Recordo, no. 67810) (Music roll
©: Juine -28, 1923: 2c” July (oS

563585; Recordo player roll co.,
Chicago. :© editing and interpreta-
tion] 113151

wi a eet ed and playeds f1-
cille Manker, of U. S. (Solo carola,
no. 74956) Music roll; © June 29,
1923; 2 c. July 9; E 563599; Cable
cO., ‘Chicago. ‘© editing and in-
terpretation: 13152

AADw aap)

Gilrod, Brooklyn. 13153

82

Leshunu toivu tikuseivu; w and melody _
Li Gi, of Us'S: |
(Ans

© 1c. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570066; Louis

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13173

_ Less than the dust; from Four Indian

love lyrics, by Finden, ed. and played
McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S. (Re-
cordo, word roll, no. 67830) Music
rol’ © June 28, 1923; 2 c. July 9;
E 563584: Recordo player roll co.,
Chicago. :© editing) 13154

Let it be forgotten; w Sara Teasdale,
m Wintter Waits, of U. S.; high voice.
ea lulys 16,1923; 2 ¢:. July 27; E
565874: G. Schirmer, inc., New eee

Let’s go fifty-fifty; w Donovan Par-
sons, m Melville Gideon, of England;
in D. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions; © Apr. 26, 1923; 1 c. June
16; E 566547; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13156

Letellier (Edgar) Trois chansons
bréves; musique de E. L., of France.
Paris, Max Eschig. Contents: 1. Il
était une bergére; paroles de A. M.
Gossez._2. La chanson la _ plus
charmante; paroles de Victor Hugo.—
3. Sérénade burlesques paroles de
Paul Verlaine. © May 30, 1923; lc.
June 15; E 566513; Edgar Letellier,
Pets. 6 im ows

Lévy (Lazare) Pastorale; de L. Lévy,
of France; fititte et piano. © June
19, 1923; 1c. July 7; E 566877; Max
Eschig, Paris. 13158

Liadoff (A.) Four Russian folk songs ;
by A. Liadoff, op. 58, transcribed
Alexander Siloti, of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York; piano. (Sheet
music edition, P. 1336) Contents:
1. Legend of the birds—2. I danced
with a mosquito.—3. Cradle song.—4.
Dance: © June 15, 1923; 2 c. June
27: FE, 565271; Carl Fischer) ‘New

York. (© transcription) 13159
Libella; overture, Reissiger, arr. Syd-

~ ney Baynes, of Great Britain;
orch. with piano condiictor. (Boosey’s
orchestral journal, no. 224) © June
72419237 1 c: June 30; E 566814;
Boosey & co., London. 1© arrange-
ment) 13160

Lickin’s; in Topsy and Eva, w and m
the Duncan sisters ti. e. Rosetta
and Vivian Duncan) of U. S. ©
Wie 7%, 1923. 2 c. Jtly 17; E 570057;
Thomas Wilkes, San Ee ean

Life: text and m FE. V. F., of U.S.
Los Angeles, Calif., W. A. Quincke
& co. © June 30, 1923; 2c. July 9;
~ FE 565675; E. Van Fleet, Cucamonga,
Calif. - 13162

“Like a rose; w Gordon Johnstone,
melody Pierre Connor and. Ernest

Stevens, of U. S..-©_.1.c., July 23,
1923; E 565741; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 13163

Like the old days; w and m Florence
James Goodkind, of U. S. © July
16;°4923 2. ¢.July-19; E. 563990546€.
W. Thompson & co., Boston. 13164

Lil old one pound notes; w and m
Herbert Rule and Fred Holt, of
England; in G. ,Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations]
those li'l old one pound notes) ©
July 10, 1923; 1 c. July 25; E 567101;
Herman Darewski music pub. co.,
London. 13165

Lila; fox-trot, w and m'L. M., of U. S.,
atr. Tom, A. Davenport, of .U..S.
© lc. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570070; Lionel
Mann, Detroit. 13166

Liliput; shimmy-fox, worte und musik
von F. Hollaender, of Germany,
erleichtert fiir piano von A. Gelb-
trunk, of Germany. © Nov. 30,
1922; 1 c. June 13, 1923; E 566611;
Edition Accord, g. m. b. h., Berlin.

13167

Liliu e; w and m John Kaulia, of
U. $.; guit. and ukulele acc. © July
13, 1923; 2. c. July 14; E 563929;
Chas. E. King, Honolulu. 13168

Lille mandolinskole; vejledning i man-
dolinspil selvundervisnings-methode,
av Alberto Bracony, of Italy. obl.
2410. “Cy ‘Jaly 12,0235 co fitaly:

28; E 567464; Wilhelm Hansen, Co- |

penhagen. 13169

Lily (The) and the rose; w M. D., m
Harold Smith, of U. S.; © 1c. June
26,, -1923°" Bs, 5055797 “Mand “Diiven,
New York. 13170

Lindy lady; w and m Percy Wenrich,
OFVUS Sarr.) Rds Small of (Ue S.:
male quartette. 4to. © July 9, 1923;
Zc, Tialy TW3'E, (5636805* Leo Feist,
inc., New York. (© arrangement)

13171

Lion (The); by Rob Roy Peery, of
WW. S.,0ps017, noid ; Gpianos. 4 (Old
time circus)» :© July 12501923 ;:.2: c.
July 14; E 563917; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 13172

Listen while lisay; w H: P. S., m J.-F.
Roberts, of U. S. New York, Man-
hattan music co. © July 5, 1923:
Z) cuchuly 993-K>) 563563;3Hazel-. P-
Stephens, Picher, Okl. 13173

Liszt (Franz) Au bord d’une source;
années de pélerinage, 1°'* année, by F.
Liszt, rev. Alexander Siloti, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; piano. (Sheet

783

(Cover-title: I do like

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

13174

Liszt (Franz )—Continued.

music edition, P. 1332) © June 15,
19232 ¢.° June: 2/3 4B, 5002085 Carl
Fischer, New York. (© arrangement

13174

—— Bénédiction de Dieu dans la soli-
tude; harmonies poétiques et reli-
gieuses, no. 3, by F. Liszt, rev. and
abridged Alexander Siloti, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; piano. (Sheet
music edition, P. 1328) © June 15,
1923270 c.'fume 275 BX5652660;%Carl
Fischer, New York. © fpr a

131

Consolation, no. 2; by F. Liszt,
Bir TW. WA. Goldsworthy, OL OU ::

organ. (St. Cecilia series, no. 23%)
© June'21, 429285" 2 4c: June ow EH,
563278; H. W. Gray co., New York.
(© arrangement) 13176

Il penseroso; années de pélerinage,
2° année, by F. Liszt, rev. Alexander
Siloti, of Russia, domiciled at New
York; piano. (Sheet music edition,
P. 1329) © June 15, 1923; 2 c. June
Me 6565207" Carl Fischer,” New
York. (© arrangement) 13177

St. Francois de Paule marchant
sur les flots; légende, by F. Liszt, rev.
Alexander Siloti, of Russia, domiciled
at New York; piano. (Sheet music
edition, .P. 1333). ©. June; 15, 1923:
2c June 27; E 565269; Carl Fischer,
New York. (© arrangement) 13178

Little (A) bit of love; from Fashions of
1924, w Harry B. Smithpom Ded
Snyder; of U.S... .©x July .215.,1923 ;
2 c. July 21; E 565745; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New ace

Little boy; w Raymond Klages, m Billy
Fazioli, of U. S., arr. Ted Eastwood,
of; Us..S.3 © deen July, 20, 1923G4E
563980; Broadway music corp., New

York. 13180
Bittle lady; «w A. H.* Pool, ‘m-Percy
Elliott, of Great Britain. no.1. Pax-
tons. edic'© ; fulyi27, (19286 1c. July
23: E 567114;'W. Paxton & co., Itd.,
London. 13181
Little (A) mazurka; by Felix Swin-
stead, of Great Britain, ed. Ernest
Fowles; piano. (Curwen edition, no.
O13)=- @ June 14;51923701 res ieune

28; E 566786; J. Curwen & sons, ltd..

London. 13182
Little mite o’ dark gal; me speeds Sih Bae
Ray Hibbeler, of U. (@)” hia
20, 1923; E 563979; are! Adolphe
holmer, Chicago. 13183

784

pt. 111,n. s., v.18

Little (A) .of this; w Samuel Kors,
melody C. L., of U.S. Gr Tee July 3,
1923" ake, 563485 - Claude Lapham, New
York. 13184

Little (The) old doll; by Frances Terry,
of U. S.; piano. (Come, dance and

play) ..© July 9, 1923-2 ce ie 13
BR 5637525) Arthur “Pa Schmidt oto.
Boston. 13185

Little rose of my heart; fox trot, w and
mi Byron Gay, of U.S. © July 5,
1923; 2. -c., July 1398 Bas 563718 eM.
Witmark & sons, New York. 13186

, isc. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U. $.; vocal orch. with words, in A
flat. 4to. © July 20, 1923; 2c. July
20: B 565917; VE. Witmark & sons,
New York. (© new arrangement}
1

3187

Little Russian waltz; arr. William
Scher, of U. S.; piano. © June 19,
1923; 2 c: June 25; EF, 563292: Louis
Chernomas, Brooklyn. 13188

Little tarantelle; by Anna _ Priscilla
Risher, of U. ae piano. © July 9,
OP Sys we July 13; E 563749; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 13189

Litvishe (Die) shtetele; w Joseph Joffe,
m Paul Discount, of U.S

Gpoyypuw Phe Noo)
© July’ 5,'1923'"1"e. July 5-1 af July.
16;. E 568081; Samuel Goldberg,
New York. 13190

Lo-La-Lo; from George White’s Scan-
dals, w B. G. De Sylva, m Geo. Gersh-
win; of U.:8). © July, 1 ql9Z35; 2) c.
July 13; E 563873; Harms, inc., New
York. 13191

Lolita; 2° shimmy fox trot caracteris-
tico, original de R. C., of Argentine
Republic; piano. © May 21, 1923;
1 c. June 6; E 566335; Ramon Coli,
Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic.

13192

Lomir sich iberbeten; folk song, arr.
H..L,., of UL S. New.sYoreiitetro
music co. ‘© July 5,°1923% 2 co July
6; E 563536; Henry Lefkowitch,
New York. 13193

London town; w Margaret Kirk, m
Barbara Frost, of Great Britain; in
E flat. Williams’ ed. 4to. (Joseph
Williams’ new series of songs, duets
and trios for schools and classes; se-
lected and ed. by Ernest Read, unison 7
songs, no. 2) (Staff and tonic sol-fa |
notations: © May 23, 1923; 1c. June ~

4: E 566305; Joseph Williams, Itd., |

London. 13194

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13218

Londonderry air; traditional Irish air,
arr. Edric Cundell, of Great Britain;
piano. Paxton’s ed. © July 27, 1923;
‘8 e: July 23; E 567113; W: Paxton &

, Itd., London. 13195

Lamely (The) bachelor; w J. E. R., a
H. A. Hummel, of U. S. © pos
1923372. c: July 6; E 563543; *
Reed, Cleveland. ae

Lonesome; fox trot, w Rex ope m
Arthur Davies, of Great Britain; in
B flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions; © June 15, 1923; 1c. June 16;
E, 566533; B. Feldman & cO., , London.

1

Lonesome and blue; w and m 656. E., of
ees. oe) june 22,.1923:°2 ¢. July:'2;
E 563697: Seger Ellis pub. co.,
Houston. 13198

Ssonesome at twilight; w and melody
Ernie Erdman, Ted Koehler and Mil-
ton Charles, of U. S., arr. E. Erdman.
© 1c. June Z9, 1923; E, 563426; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13199

Lonesome for you; w L. E. W., m
Frank L. Knoll, of U. S. ©1c. June
161923.) 563938 ; Frank Knoll and
Louis E. -Wood, Selma, Calif. 13200

Lonesome Sunday blues; w and melody
‘Porter Grainger, Bt oa. Sa ait ie
George Holman, of U. S. © le
July 13, 1923; E 563668; Fred Fisher,
inc., New York. 13201

Long lost mamma, daddy misses you;
ox... trom. bal lad, Harry W oods,
Thi, Gee, | Trinkaus, of U. S.
band. 32mo. © June 28, O25 52 c.
Mths chye Ee 9009075, M- Witmark &
sons, New York. 1© new arrange-
ment] 13202

Long tall hoodoo blues; w and matory
Meenenao, U. S.: © 1 « July 6

1923; FE 563498; Lenard Richard
Ayers, Fitzsimons, Col. 13203

Look what I’ve found; fairy one step,
from The 9 o’clock revue, w Graham
John, m Max Darewski, of Great
el Cy uly. 2)... 1923.5 “Ic. tuly

E 567456; Cecil Iennox & co.,
peuaat 13204

Looria-ahlil- peti Kuntu fi-wadin-
jameelin, tand) Wadi’l ashaack; by
eerie sot, We S.: "piano: © fc July
5, 1923; E 565428; Alexander Maloof,
Brooklyn. 13205

ord. is it 1; w Chas.: Reign Scoville,
m Haldor Lillenas, of U. S. © Jan.
Pe 1025-62. e:). July" 129) 5h, 565632 ;

Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 13206

Lord (The) shall preserve thee;
-adapted from the one hundred
and twenty-first Psalm, m com-

posed? “Pinlow A. 2’ Os. of Uh (St
quartet in canon, organ acc.
(Summy’s octavo editions, sacred
series/ no. 1273) 82 © aly "3, 1923;;
2c. July 6; E 565486; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 13207

Loreley mein magdelein; duett aus der
operette Die fruhlingsfee, worte von
Hans Pflanzer, musik von Victor
Corzilius, of Germany. © May 31,

1923; 1 c. June 1; E 566326; Robert

Ruhle, Berlin. 13208

Lorraines: foxtrot ballad’ ©. *:Me a.
and Stewart Peters, of U. S., arr.
CEM. ORR Pot 30h Sos melody with
pianG. dees. ©) 1"ici July 10, 1923; E
565572; Carroll M. Huxley, bos
Angeles. 3209

Lost. (The) ‘love; waltz, w M. a m
Reeve’ Jones;ot ‘U, S.-©‘1°c:. June
26, 1923; E 563298; Mae Ferris, Ta-
coma. 13210

Lew: ww HS Weems: Ceard*ei- Wwetot
LES, arr) CO cx tuk "PRE T923-
—, ‘5636133. Sonny “Clay « and. Harry
Walker, Los Angeles. 13211

Louisville Lou; that vampin’ lady, fox
trot, Yellen and Ager, ed. McNair
Ilgenfritz, of U. S.,. played. Rose
Vanderbosch, of U. S. (Recordo
word roll, no. 67940) (Music roll
Ce lyrsea. 1023 ¢ Ze py Sant
565958; Recordo player roll co.,
Chicago. (© editing and interpreta-
tion) 13212

Loustic; one step, par Alfredo Bar-
birolli, of Italy; piano. © May 5,
1923; 1 c. May 17; E 566115; Heugel,
Paris. 13213

Love everlasting; w M. E. R., melody
fy AK.) 708 UE So, © Silex ae 25:
1923; FE 563988; Harry Sylvester
Krouse and Michael FE. Rourke, New
York. 13214

Love here is my heart; w and m Nat
Baia iter, Na baum, of 0.7574. ©
1c. July 31, 1923; E 565939; Nathan
Baum, New Rochelle, N. Y. 13215

Love is the gift of God; w F. M.- W.,
ny pol. i Ryan. or U.S 2 © Lc.
July 28, 1923; E 565889; F. M. Wil-
son, Newark, N. J. 13216

Rowe: Web's ow is Wess are ioltns se:
Ryan or US se) cx pully 14-1923 -
E, 563789; Leonard V. Smoot, (soshen,
Va. 13217

Love lit eyes; from The passing show
of 1923, w Harold Atteridge, m Sig-
mund Romberg, of U. S. © July 13,
1923); 24C: aly 14 563875 5 Harms,
inc., New York. 13218

785 ;

CATALOGUE
13219

OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

Love me to death:
Richar,. 01 U..o... © abc. ane 14
1923; E 565481 - C. Raymond Abrams,

Newburgh, NAY: 13219
Love of nature; w C. O. L., m W. F.
Broughton, of U. S. 4to. © June

12>" 19232 2 sc) dune 18538 566497 ¢
Cora Oma Long, Flint, Mich. 13220

Love on my heart from heaven fell;
w Robert Bridges, m Edgar L. Bain-
ton, of Great Britain. © May 28,
1923; 1 c. June 30; E 566819; Boosey
& co., London. 13221

Love (The) pipes of June; w Edward
Lockton, m Maude Craske Day, of
Great Britain; in F. © Aug. 2, 1923;
Ic. Aug. 4; E/567275;,-J: B. Cramer
& co., Itd., London. 13222

Love pro and con; w F. M. W., melody

Herman Dubois (pseud. of Ethel
Hisher, of. Ue Su. © 1; cy July.16,
£923- FE 503810;>" FL ~ MT” Wilson,
Newark. 13223

Love song (Stances); by A. Flegier,
of France, transcription Joen Fresco,
of Holland ; bias, (Belwin, piano
transcription no: 2). 4c) Junegels
1923; 2 c. June 18; E 563520; Belwin,
inc., New York. 13224

Love that came with the sunshine; w
Edward Lockton, m Vivian Lang-
dale, of England; in G. © May 24,
1923; 1 c. June 11; E 566446; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 13225

Loveland, that’s where I want to be;
we and melody ~ Cae” sof eft. oS
©)...1. °c, July” 28," 1923; "565904 ;
Charlie Lawson, New York. 13226

Loveliest of trees; w A. E. Housman,

m Christabel.. Marillier, of Great
Britain. © July 9, 1923; 1 c. Aug.
4; E 567272; Boosey & co., London.
13227

Love’s acclaim; valse melodique, J. E.
Andino. of “Us _S5* piano... © Suly
16, --1923:. 2 ‘c.. Anes-1; EF (565967;
~ Belwin, inc., New York. 13228

Love's dreaming; w H. M., m John F.
Ryan, of U..S.>-©, lic July.24, 19235

E, 565788; Harriette Mayham, Me- |.

dina, N. Y. 13229
Love’s expression; w N. E., m J. F.
Roberts, of U. S. New York, Man-
hattan music co. © June 21, 1923;
2c. June 26; -E, 563330; Nina Erb,
Larslan, Mont. 13230
Loves of. yesterday; reverie, w and
melody D. L. L., of England, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1c. July 12,
1923; E 565621; Darold Lionel
Lewis, New York. 13231

w. C.: Ra Ay m' H. | Lovessway::

pt. 11b4p Ss. 9. 18

w L. H. Cowan, .m.E...W.z

y+ Of. UUs 5. @idy Geet, 24.
1923; E 565797; Elizabeth W. Fran-
cis, Washington. - 13232

Lovesick blues; w A. M., m Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. New York, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 he. July
28; E 565908; A. Matuz, Chicago.

13233

Lovin’ ol’ moon; w and m John P.
Long, of England; in F. (Staff ed
tonic sol-fa notations) © May
1923; 1 c. June 29; E 566755; he
Day & Hunter, London. 13234

Loving blues; w H. A. V. A., m Harry
Jay tpseud. of Harry J. Lincoln; of
U. S.. New York, Manhattan music
co. © Apr. 5, 1923; 2 fie 7 3
F' 565417; Harry A. Van Alstyne,

Canon City, Col. 13235
Loving Lizzie; w C. McC, 4 amet
Gerald Blain, of U. S. July

Pas ME bs Saks Selig 2 568036 ; Conwell MeClel.

land, Madisonville, Ky. 13236
Lullaby in G; by Eugene F. ee 4

U.S.; organ. @. Jule (2 ies

July 14; FE 563894; Theo. Presser ¢ a

Philadelphia. napa 37

Lullabye; w Graham Robertson, m
Granville Bantock, of England; in B

flat. (Songs of childhood) © June
29, 1923; 1c. Jone S02- Besn6s00 -
Elkin & C0:, id= London. 13238

Lumb’rin’ Tales cike walk and twostep,
ee Silberberg, arr. Robert Ma-
hood, of Great Britain; lst and 2nd
banjo and piano. (Famous ragtime
banjo solos) © June 11, 1923; 1 c.
June 19; E 567459; M. Witmark &

sons, New York. :© new arrange-
ment] 13239
Lumina-foxtrot; von Jos. Klein, of
Germany; piano. © Dec. 19, 1921;

1c. June 6, 1923; E 566317; Apollo-

verlag, Berlin. 13240
Luxembourg-marche; one step, par
Maurice Viot, of France : orch. avec

© June 19, 1923;
L..¢. . July (75. 1% eoener, Eyette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 13241

M’e’ ssora ; versi di Antonio Cardella,
musica di Raffaele Grauso, of U. S.;

piano acc. Ato.

mand. acc. Ed. A. Grauso. © July 11, 4
1923; 2. c. July 12; EF 565650; Antonio
Grauso, New York. 13242

M. T. pocket blues; w and melody
Lewis Michelson, Eli Dawson and
Victor Olivier, of U. S.,
Holman, of U. S.. © lc. July 21,
1923; E 565732; Fred Fisher, inc.,
New York.

£86

ee a ee a

arr. George. _

13243

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

M’yum-yum-yum-yum; w R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, m R. Harris- Weston,
of England; in E flat. (Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations) © June 15,
1923; 1 c. June 29; E 566769; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, London. 13244

MacDowell (Edward Alexander) Sea
pieces; by MacDowell, op. 55, nos.
3).'7, ed. and played McNair Ilgen-
fritz, of U. §. (Solo carola, no.
74996) Contents: a..A. D. 1620.—
b. Nautilus. (Music roll) © June
29, 1923; 2 c. July 9; E 563597; Cable
CO., Chicago. (© editing; 13245

Madels (Die) von Davos; operette in
drei akten, von H. A. Buhler, gesang-
texte von Theo. Halton, musik von
Martin Knopf, of Germany, arr. von
Hans Joseph Vieth, of Germany;
klavierauszug mit text. © Sept. 30,
P7251 c., Feb,’ 1, 1923 5,7 556167:
Edition Jacobi, verlags a. g., Berlin.
13246

- Magda; fox-trot, de Raoul Moretti, of
France; piano. 7©. «june; (27, 1923;
dec. July 314.1-567170; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 13247

Maggio: poeme symphonique, par A.
Nardini, of. Italy; Sorcn. ..ayec
piano-conducteur. © June BA, A923):
1 c. July 7; E 566914; Evette &
Schaeffer, Paris. 13248

Magic lutes; three-pt. song, w Thomas
Lovell Beddoes, m Ethel Boyce, of
Great Britain :.. sop.; 1,2, . contralto.
(Augener’s edition, no. 4287) ©
May 29, 1923; 1 c. June 11; E 566478;
Augener, I]td., London. 13249

Magic prairies; w J. L., m George
Gee irs of (U- Si, arr.by Theo."G.
ibesen, or *U.. S, ©.41 *c. Fuly. 26,
1923; E 565843; John Lippert, Santa
Clara, Cant. 13250

' Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis; m Alec

Rowley, of Great -Britain; mixed

voices. 4to. (York series, no. 836)

© July 2, 1923 1 c? July. 3; E°566798;

Banks & son, York, England. 16251
Maenify His name; w from the Bible,

m F. Leslie Calver; of Great Britain;

mixed voices, organ acc. (Octavo

series, mixed voices, sacred, no. 1375)

eS wuly29, -1923--2-c.0 July? 133/E

ree ses/21, Arthur’ P. Schmidt CO., Bos-

_. ton. 13252

- Main gauche; par H. Seeling, op. 11, no.
4, choisie, revue, doigtée et annotée par
I. Philipp, of France; piano. (Col-
_lections du ménestrel: Anthologie
pianistique, 4° série, no. 83) © May 5,

- 1923; 1c. May 18; E 566097; Heugel,
Paris. 1t© collection, revision, finger-
ing and annotation) 13253

13265

Maja one-step; text von Doralph (pseud.
of Alfred Figdor), musik von Edmund
Eysler, of Austria. © Mar. 26, 1923:
1 c. June 1; EF 566424; Gabor Steiner,
(Leo Singer & co.) Vienna. 13254

‘Make it Saturday night; w Graham

John, m Max Darewski, of England;
in C. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations)
@r July: 20, 23923's) 1 Cet uly: 262
567143 ; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon-

don. 13255.

Mamma, won’t you come and ma-ma me;
wand mS. E, of U.S. © June 22
19735 4c. ly: 12 3 HL oeseo4: Seger
Elis pub. co., Houston. - 13256

Mammy please come back to me; w and
mB: ib S.i0b U.S Oe ekAuge 2
1923; E 570036; Bernard Le Roy
Seaman, New York. 13257

Man (The) who proposed; w E. A.
Searson, m James M. Gallatly, of
England; in D. (Songs at the piano,
no. 17) (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions) © May 15, 1923; 1c. July 25;
E 567105; Herman Darewski music
pub. co., London. 13258

Man (The) with the fife; by Frances
Terry, of U. S.; piano. (Come, dance
and play) © July 9, 1923; 2c. July
13248, 563751 ; ‘Arthur P. Schmidt CO.,
Boston. 13259

March of the mannikins; characteristic
fox trot, adapted D. Onivas. 1.
Military band; arr. R. L.. Halle, of
Ge. Ss. otin0——2., Orci ote me
Oiias, wor ak). M.— AiO. . Ge Wea ae
1923’: 2 -c.; each _Jatly. 53. B, 565488,
565489 ; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New
York. (© arrangement

13260, 13261

March of the Siamese: characteristic
fox-trot march, Paul Lincke, arr.
Geo. Rosey, of U. S.; piano. © July
5, 19238 Bie fuly 6; E 563541 ; ied
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
(© arrangement) 13262

Marche triomphale; par J. Révol, of
France; harmonie et fanfare. Rditions
musicales Buffet- Crampon et cie.
May 21, 1923; 1 c. June 6: E 566342:
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 13263

Margarete (Die), die wohnt in Liesing:
lied und fox-trot, text von Karl Far-
kas, musik von L. Krauss-Elka, of
Germany, op. 60. © June 14, 1922:
1c. June 22, 1923; EF 566659; ‘Wiener
bohéme- verlag, Vienna. 13264

Margie’s gone to heaven; w J. G., m E.
». 6: Huntington; of U.-S:. © 1 e.
July 14, 1923; E 563791; Josephine
Gillette, Devon, Conn. 13265

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13266

pt. 111, n.s.,v. 18

Margot knew; three-part song, w Fred
H. Martens, m Charles Gilbert Spross,
of U. S.; women’s voices. 4to.
(Three-part songs for women’s voices,
secular, no. 2728) .© June 15, 1923;
2c. June 18; E 563624; John Church

co., Cincinnati. (© arrangement)
1

266

Marine’s (The) last call; w Armen
Touryan oi. e. A. Wilson, melody

Herman Dubois :pseud. of- Ethel

Fisher;ot .U- Ss © beauly 25, 1923;
E 568089; Armen Wilson, FN ky
132

sérénade-tango, poésie de
Pierre d’Amor, musique de S. de
L., of France. © May 21, 1923; 1 c.
June 6; E 566344; Schiff de Labarque,
Paris: 13268
Martian vampire; w Philip G. Wiley,
mod. H..P je oft U.S. -Oilve. aly
26, 1923; E 565814; Abram Harvey
Pollins, jr., Atlantic City. 13269

Mary in the days of the crinoline; w
and m Erno Ellis, of England; in C.
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations: ©
July 10, 1923; 1c. July 25; E 567102;
Herman Darewski music pub. co.,

Marinetta ;

London. 13270
Masked (The) ball; polonaise, Ar-
noldo Sartorio, of Germany; piano,

four hands. © July 26, 1923; 2 c.
July 30; E 568197; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 13271

Masquerade; by Harry Benjamin Jepson,

of U.S.;organobbl. 8vo. © July 3,
1073, °.2 Sey July 9538. 56554765 ;G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13272

Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Duo;
d’Amadis, poéme de Jules Claretie,
musique de J. Massenet, of France.
(Morceaux détachés, no. 6) © May
5 1923; 1c. May 18;.,B./50613/7;
Heugel, Paris. (© eraneerent

Entrée d’Amadis; d’Amadis, poeme
de Jules Claretie, musique de J.
-Massenet, of France. (Morceaux
détachés, no. 3) © May 5, 1923;
1 c. May 18; E 566134; Heugel,

Paris. (© arrangement 13274
—— Grisélidis; conte lyrique de J.
Massenet, fantaisie arr. par Ad.

Herman, of France; flite et piano.
(Soirées du jeune flitiste, no. 45)
© June*27, 1923;°1 cc. July 3); E
567169; Heugel, Paris. «© arrange-
ment] 13275
__ JTnvocation aux fées; d’Amadis,
par J. Massenet, of France; violon
et piano. (Morceaux détachés, no.

‘Maui; w and melody C. S.,

1's) © May 5,:1923; 1c May 18;
E 566132; Heugel, Paris. (© ar-
rangement) etek 13276

—— —— poeme de Jules Claretie,
musique de J. Massenet, of France;
piano. (Morceaux détachés, no. 1)
© May 5, 1923; 1 c. May 18; E
566131; Heugel, Paris. (© arrange-

ment) 13277
—— Légende; par J.. Massenet, of
France; violon et piano. (Morceaux

détachés, no. 2) © May 5, 1923; 1c.

1 c. May 18; E 566135; Heugel,
Paris. (© arrangement) 13278
— Légende d’Amadis; d’Amadis,

poeme de Jules Claretie, musique de
J. Massenet, of France. (Morceaux
détachés, no. 2) © May 5, 1923;
May 18; E 566133; Heugel, Paris.
(© arrangement) 13279
— O Madone du ciel; d’Amadis,
poéme de Jules Claretie, musique de
J. Massenet, of France. (Morceaux
détachés, no. 5) © May 5, 1923;
1c... May'18;—E S66536 >? Heugel,
Paris. (© arrangement} 13280
Master (The) is calling for thee; w
and melody Mrs. B. B., of U. S., arr.
Mrs. (HS. ‘Gibson, of Rie 8 ore c
July 28, 1923; FE 565923; Mrs. Beau-
mont Biddle, Kansas City, Mo.
13281
Master (The) kissed the cook; w
Charles Hayes, m David Richards, of
England. © Apr. 26, 1923; 1 c. June
16;.-E 566538; Frances. 29aye, &
Hunter, London. 13282

Match makers, Itd.; musical comedy,
w J.iM. C.,.of dU. * Ss sarsA reaarine
Thornton, of U. S. © lc. Aug. 6,
1923; D 26478; Janice Marie Clark,
Berkeley, Calif. 13283

Matenata campagnola; versi di Giuseppe
dell’ Aquila, musica di Gustavo Albin,
of. Italy ;;:mand..ace. NaplesssCasa
editrice musicale Vedova Fragassi e

figli. 4to. (Staff and numerical no-
tations) © May 1, 1923; 1c. July 24;
E 567084; Italian book co., New
York. . 13284

OhistiasS.
© 1c. July 6, 1923; E 563504; Carl
Schraubstader, New York. 13285

Maybe, doesn’t mean a thing; w Jack
McGowan, melody N. C. and M. A.,
of U.S., arr. W: K. Whiting, of U.S.
© lc. July 25, 1923; E 568085; Nell
Cantor and Milton Alpert, Boston. 3

13286

Mazurka; de J. Albeniz, of Great
Britain, op. 140; no. 1,2; piano: “1. @
En fa min—2. En mi. (Cover-title: ~

788

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13308

Deux mazurkas)

1c. each July 2; E 566793, 566794;

Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.
13287, 13288

Mazurka brillant; by Georg Eggeling,
of Germany, op: 208, no. 1; piano.
ioeimy 12,1923." 2 ¢ July 145. E
563914: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 13289

Mechanism and expression; progressive
collection of studies, selected, arr.
and ed. Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain; violin. bk. 1. (Schmidt's
educational series, no. 79a-b) ©
July 26, 1923; 2 c. July 30; E 568208;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. (©
selecting, arranging and editing) a

Mein vis-a-vis ist die Marie; shimmy,
text von Beda, musik von Dol.
Dauber, of Germany, op. 74; © Nov.
Y 1977- 1c. June 22,1923; EF. 506661 ;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna. ~

13291

Melody waltz; by Lucile Burton, of
U. S.; melody with piano acc.
1c. July 9, 1923; E 563554; Lucile
Burton Glick, San Francisco, 13292

Melting (The) pot of life; w F. M.
W., melody Herman Dubois ipseud.
of Ethel Fisher) of U. S. © 1c.
July 16, 1923; E 563811; F. M. Wil-
son, Newark. 13293

Memories; w T. G., m John F. Ryan,

Gtr. ©,1.c.-June 14,,,1923;
E 563787; ‘Tillie Gaines, Yellow
Springs, O. 13294

Memories of thee; wandmC.H.B.5.,
of U. S., arr. Herman Schloss, of
Ves. © July 14, 1923 ;,2..c. fuly. 12;
E 565647; C. H. B. Shepherd, New
York. 13295

Men naar jeg gaar i mit sekstende aar!
af Fgnix-revyen 1923, tekst af Alfred
Kjerulf, musik af Edvard Brink, of
Denmark. © July 12, 1923; 1c. July
28; E 567463; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 13296
Men shikt nit kein katz noch kein
smetene; kuplet, w Joseph Tanzman,
melody J. B., of U. S. © 1c. June
22, 1923; E 565023; Joseph Brody,
New York. 13297
~ Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Athalie; ouverture de F. Men-
delssohn, arr. par F. S., of France;
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
(Nouvelle collection, F. S., no. 15)
(Way 15, 1923- 1°c., May 29; _E
566229; Francis. Salabert, . Paris.
«© arrangement) 13298

|
© June 21, 1923;

Rondo capriccioso; F. Mendelssohn,
6p. 14-"arr...V. E. Satranek, of U. S.}
military band, with conductor. © May
5 1925. 2 cine 22, Bb, S0I2I05 Carl
Fischer, New York. © mehr ci

Merrymakers (The); miniature over-
ture, Eric Coates, selected and arr. Dan
Godfrey, of Great Britain; full mili-
tary band with conductor. (Jn Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 508) © July

26, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 6;°E 567474;
Chappell & co., Itd., Londcn. © ar-
rangement) 13300

Messe de requiem; par Alexandre-
Georges, of France; soli et choeur a
quatre voix dhommes, avec acc.
dorgue. (Bibliothéque-Leduc: Mu-
sique religieuse, no. 644) Contents: 1.
Requiem.—2. Kyrie—3. Sanctus._4.
Benedictus. —5. Agnus Dei.—6. De
profundis. © June 25, 1923; 1 c.
July 31; E 567167; Alphonse Leduc
et cie, Paris. 13301

Mexicana; tango, Dorothy Wilde ti. e.
Dis W. Adair) ~of 9U. SS “piano.
© 1c. July 23, 1923; FE 568037;
Dorothy Wilde Adair, New York.

13302

Midnight Rose; fox trot song, Lew
Pollack, arr:s..Geos ost Iratkaus, vot
U. $.; vocal orch., with words, in B
flat. 4to. © June 28, 1923; 2c. July
7 E 565558; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. (© new arrangement

13303

Miért kell szeretni? miért; szOvegét
irta Kovacs Kalman, zenéjét szerzette
Kovacs Karoly, of U. S. Budapest,
Nador Kalman. © Dec. 10, 1921; 2c.
June 30, 1923; FE, 563971; Charles
Kovacs, Chicago. 13304

Mignanelli; Roma non sei. piu tu, versi
di Ennio Neri, musica di Gino Simi, of
Italy; mand. acc. Naples, La canzo-
netta. 4to. © May 1, 1923; 1c. July
24; E 567083; Italian book co., New
York. 13305

Mignonette; by N. Louise Wright, of
. §.; piano. (Jn Old fashioned
flower garden) © July 5, 1923; 2 c.
July 9; E 565524; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 13306
Military (A) procession; march, Joseph
‘Bllis, 408; UL.S.3- pianos © July? 12,
1923; 2 c. July 14; E 563892; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13307
Minauderies; gavotte, de P. Traut, of
France; orch. avec piano conducteur.
4to. © May 30, 1923; 1 c. June 15;
E, 500522 > Pierre’ T taut, Paris. 13308

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13309

pti Ss jy Sts

Mind your own business and don’t back
bite me; w and m L. W. M., of U. S.
Birmingham, Ala., Mehr’s music store.
KC) ine, 27,1923 "2 “e July ae
563690; Libbie Williams Mehr, Birm-
ingham, Ala. 13309

Minuet in A; by J. Deaville Turner, of
Great Britain; organ. obl. 8vo.
(Western organist, series no. 52) ©
July 18, 1923; 1 c. July 12; E 567020;
A. Weekes & co., Itd., London. 13310

Minuetto; by Roger Clerbois, of U. S.,
op. 8, no. 1; piano. (Sheet music
edition, P. 1312) © May 23, 1923;
2c. June 27; E, 565258; Carl Fischer,
New York. 13311

Miscellanées; ceuvres diverses, par Ed-
mond Laurens, of France, op. 51;
piano. (Kdition nationale francaise:
Panthéon des pianistes, no. 1297)
Gy > June, 1195 1923" 521 ert Iq ulyer7;
E 566872; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. (© arrangement) 13512

Miss you so; southern song, w and m
Lily Strickland ti. e. Lily Strickland
Anderson} of U. S.; high or med.

voice. © July 3, 1923; 2 c. July 9;
FE 565544; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 13313

Missa pro defunctis; cum absolutione,
nec non et exsequiarum ordine, juxta
graduale et rituale romanum. Editio
rhythmicis signis ornata. 8vo.
Apr. 7, 1923; 1c. Apr. 30; A—Foreign
22618; Desclee & co., Paris. 13314

Mississippi Valley blues; fox trot, w A.
R. IMcB., 4m ‘Lee, Turners of kULS.
©: June’ 22;-4923% - 2niex july: 1227
563699: Albert R. McBribe, Rock Is-
land, Ill. 13315

Mistreated blues; w and melody Donald
Heywood, of U. S., arr. Benton Over-
street,-of Us.934 ©,i-c.sfuly 3;-1923:;
E 563484; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 13316

Misty moon; w Margaret E. Bowen,
melody Wallace Blacker, of U.S. ©
lc. July 26, 1923; E 565877; Blacker
& Bowen, Lanagan, Mo. 13317

Mixed pickles; fox-trot, w J. D. Mar-
quand, m Camille De Rhynal, of Great
Britain. © June 22, 1923; 1 c. June
25; E 566700; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 13318

Mizzoo; the spirit Missouri, w H. F.
Becmtold. m “iF. PP. ‘of US. INew
Mork frank, clardine. .© ‘ejay 10;

19232 c. July 14: EF 563764: Erank.

Peters, East Pittsburgh. 13319

Moderne (Der) tanzfimmel; onestep,
worte von Fritz Drews, musik von
Carl Robrecht, of Germany. © Dec.
8, 1922; 1 c. June 6, 1923; E 566314;
Apollo-verlag, Berlin. 13320

Molly by golly I love you; w R. G., m
L. R., of Russia, domiciled at Chicago,
arr. Harry “L. Aliord, of Ua ©
1c. Aug. 4, 1923: E 570073 Robt.
Goldstein and Leo Ross, Chicago.

13321

Molly Molloy; song and waltz, Camille
De Rhynal, of France: in C. (Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations; © May 14,
1923; 1 c. May 25; E 566329; Wilford,
Itd., London. 13322

Mon béguin; fox trot, par Alfredo Bar-
birolli, of Italy; orch. avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 19, 1923; 1c.
July. 7, E 566861; L. Grus et cie.,
Paris. 13323

Mona from Barcelona; w and m Cy
Richardson ti. e. C. O. Richardson;
of Us-S.: © leeta 2s.
FE, 568039; Cecil Osmond Richardson,
Philadelphia. 13324

Monkey (The) rand) The porcupine;
w and m Elsie Jean, of U. S. (Ani-
mal nursery songs, no. 3) © July
19, 19235°'2° c. July (202° 568022 -
Enoch & sons, New York. 13325

Monsieur Tricotrin; sketch of Mont-
martre, Harold Rawlinson, of
Great Britain; orch. with piano con-
ductor. (Boosey’s orchestral journal,
no. 223b) © May 25, 1923; 1c. June
30; E 566815; Boosey & co., London.
(© arrangement) 13326

Montevallo songs; ed Lula Haw-
kins Nabors and Beulah Putnam, of
U. $S. New York, G. Schirmer, inc.
4to. © July 31, 1923; 2c. Aug. 6;
E, 570151; Alabama technical insti-
tute & college for women, Monte-
vallo, Ala. (© editing) 13327

Moon beams; by L. E. S., of U. S.;

instrumental. © 1c. July 23, 1923;
FE 568032; Lyle Edwin Sharpe, Santa

Monica, Calif. 13328
Moon shadows; reverie, William
Schroeder, of U. S.; piano. © July
5, .1923;°°2.c:* July 6: ,E> 563626:
Harms, inc., New York. 13329

Moonlight peat w and melody M. L,.

By of U.S!) *O1 cP yily 10M 1e23-
BE *' 565571; Mamie-*"i aerandt
Emerado, N. D. 13330

Moonlit waves; valse, W. Matthews,
of England; piano. © May 4, 1923;
lc. July 26; EF 567126: Wests yids,
London. 13331

790

—

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

Moonshine; w Graham John, m H. M.
Tennent, of England; in C. (Staff
--and tonic sol-fa notations! © July
fo 1025> Aye." July 265" F “567145;

Francis, Day & Hunter, London.
13332

Mido white (The) man; w Mrs. J..A.
,m John F. Ryan, of U.S. © 1c.
July 7, 1923; EF 565509; Mrs. James
A. Sharp, Mill Creek, Ind. 13333

Morceau pathétique; par Hilda Sehes-
. ted, of France; trombone avec acc.
de piano. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon & cie. © May 21, 1923;
- 1c. June 6; E 566343; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 13334

Morceaux choisis; v. |, recueillis et ed.
par Paul Hassenstein, of Germany;
harmonium. © Apr. 15, 1923; 1 c.
May 2; E 566228; Seyfiardt’s muziek-
handel, Amsterdam, Netherland.

13335

Morning (The) glory; by N. Louise
Waieht, of U. S.; piano... (in Old
fashioned flower garden) © July 5,
1923 221.4) Gly) 9.; E,,.505522.: Elayton
F, Summy co., Chicago. 13336

Morning prayer; text and m E. V. F,
of U. S. Los Angeles, Calif., W. A-
Quincke & co. © June 30, 1923; 2 c.

July. 29: ©, )565074;.: EK... Van. : Fleet,
Cucamonga, Calif. 13337
Moscovitch (The) band; w _ Fred

W. Leigh, m Warren Hastings, of
England; in F. Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations; © July 16, 1923; 1c.
July 26; E 567124;. West's, | Itd.,
London.
_ Mosquito’s (The) parade; a Jersey
review, Howard Whitney, arr.
Robert Mahood, of Great Britain;
Ist and 2nd banjo and_ piano.
(Famous ragtime banjo solos) ©
June 11, 1923; 1 c. June 19; E 567460;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
(© new arrangement) 13339

' Mother mine; w and m C. A. H., of
U. S. Houston, Circle H. club. ©
Aug. 4, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 568364;
Clarance A. Hammond, Houston.

13340

~ Mother, my dear; two- -pt. cho., poem
Katherine Nolan, m Bryceson Tre-
harne, arr. Gilford True, of U. S.;
treble. voices. (Blue octavo series,
secular, no. 7002) © June 27, 1923;
2c. July 2; E 563622; Harold Flam-

mer, inc., New York. (© arrange-
menty 13341
_ Mother of mine; w D. J. B., m ‘Geo.
emi, 7t., oF UsS.. Theo. G.

arr.

13338 |

13353

Beachh-oniper, 5-3 © is oehualy 2p,
1923; E 565816; D. J. Bartoluzzi,
Hudson, N. Y. 13342

Mother’s (A) heart; w G. D., m
George Graff, it. of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. ©lc. July 26,
1923; E 565825 George Duffy, Kings-
ton, N. 13343

Mother’s . aby,; wand ni Mis 5. "S.,
of. W..S>.©: Jame 22, 1923: 2/e: July
12; E 563692; Mae Sheppard Saun-
ders, Chicago. 13344

Mother’s picture; w C. M., m Geo.
Gian, pe), of “0208-s "arti - Pheou.G.
Beach, of U.S. © 1 ¢. July 26, 1923:
EF 565818; Mrs. C. Medley, Rainier,
Wash. 13345

Mountain ballads; for social singing,
collected and selected by J. W. R.,
m )collected;:_Cecil,.,.J. Sharp; , of
U.S l2me- -©; May 19 , 1923-2
May 21; aff. June 2; A 708687; James
Watt Raine, Berea, Ky. 13346

Mountain chief; fox trot, A. W. E.
A pith Be aa ne. William C. Linde-

iman,3 Of (WU...) piano,-) ©). b.caaly
28, 1923: E 565899; Axel W. E.
Austin, New - York. 13347

Mountain song; from Mountain music
suite, by Gaston Borch, of U. :
piano. © June 15, 1923; 2c. July 5:
E 565644; Belwin, inc., New York.

13348

Mountaineer’ s march; from Mountain
music suite, by Gaston Borch, of

ts S22 piano. =O June,15,-1923:: 2 c.
July 5: E 565643 ; Belwin, inc., New
York. 13349

Mournful moanin’ blues; w and melody
J. H. Trent, Jules C. Lester and Earl
Gray, of U. S., arr. George Holman,

of} Ui S551 “c July.26, 1923-7
565808; Fred Fisher, inc., New York.
13350
Mouski (Le); le caire, paroles et

musique de Paul Dupin, of France;

trois voix. 4to. (Frises du Nil, no.
3) ry ©: May 156.3923: cccfune 15;
E 566519; Durand et cie., Paris. 13351

Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Diverti-
mento; on themes by Mozart, arr. L.

P., of U. S.; piano and cello. © 1 c.
July -10;° 1923; E 565568; Ludwig
Pleier, Atlantic City. 13352

—— La fltte enchantée; ouverture, de
W. -3A;,. Mozart, arg... par, 3F...93, » OF
France; orch. avec piano conducteur.
Ato. (Nouvelle collection F. S., no.
i) WC) Dee. G1, 4922, de ci May, 929,
1923; FE 566246; Francis Salabert,
Paris. (© arrangement 13353

791

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13354

Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus)—Contd.

Larghetto; from The coronation
concerto, by Mozart-Reinecke, ed.
McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S., played
Sidney Silber. (Recordo, no. 67780)
©nujune 28" 1998. -2 Ve. sera co
563586; Recordo player roll co., Chi-
cago. (© editing) 13354

—— Minuet; from Symphony in B flat,

by Mozart, arr. J. Stuart Archer, of |.

Great Britain; organ. Paxton’s ed.

(Anthology of organ music) obl. 8vo.

© June 19, 1923; 1 c. June 19; E

566636; W. Paxton & co., Itd., ee
1

Mummy (The) glide; w M. B. McD.,
Mi eS. 5. Huntington, of. eo
lc. July 14, 1923; E. 563792; M. B.
McDermott, Rhinelander, Wis. 13356

Music box revue; selection, I. B.,
arr. Al. Moquin, of U. S.; piano. New
ed. London, Chappell & co., ltd. ©
May 23, 1923; 1 c. June 9; 1 c. June
28; E 566452; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. (© arrangement and new mu-
SiC] 13357

Musical (A) calendar; 12 first pieces,
Ida Mae Crombie, of U. S.; violin.
(Schmidt’s educational series, no. 290)
©): July? 26,°°1923 Bre.’ July BOe- i
568209; Arthur P. Schmidt CO., Bos-

ton. 13358
Musicien (Le); portraits et paysages,
paroles et musique de Paul Dupin, of
France; trois voix. 4to. \(Gerbes et
faisceaux, no. 9) © May 15, 1923;
1 c. June 15; E 566527; Durand et
cie., Paris. 13359
Musikalischer jugendfreund; von Bern-
hard Wolff, vollstandig neu bearb.

von Richard Krentzlin, of Germany;
klavier. hft. 1, 2. © Dec. 16, 1922;
bic. Véach Fan2 $e! 19232. By" 566695,
566696; Ed. Bote and G. Bock, Berlin.

13360, 13361

My beautiful ballroom queen; w and
melody E. Ish of UPS. -©cot éojhly
23, 1923: E 568040; Emil Lennert,
New York. 13362

My blue eyed darling from St. Paul;
two-step and fox trot, w and m A.
Mick; “of Ux S 2 ek. He Wt Poster:
©)''1'c. July 9; 1923 FE, 563560; Archi-
bald McKay Fowler, Oakland, Calif.

13363

My Cape Cod mammy Mary; w H. S., m
SiS Aintineton, of WU. S?"@'T cc.
July _14, 1923; E 563779; Helmi
Syrjala, Sandwich, Mass. 13364

My car is waiting for you; w W. E;
Meck, mm -Georve’Gratl, jr. ot U. ss.

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1c.
July, 192328 565466 - W. E. McKis-
son, Cuyahoga Falls, O. 13365

My dear old gray haired mother; w
H.,, m ‘George Graft, jf wet a. 5.

arr. ‘[heo.. G.. Beachy apg). Saute) 1 sc
July 26, 1923; E 565847: Winnifred
Hansen, Oxford, Wis. 13366

My dear old southern home; w and m
B. L.. Ss; of, U.S, Se aia
1923; FE 570037; Bernard Le Roy
Seaman, New York. 13367

My Dixie sunshine; w E. E. B., melody
Ascnold: Te: -haae ‘of Us oS. seis len c
June 25, 1923; E 565582: E. Ellsworth
Borton, Detroit. 13368

My garden flowers; unison song, w
from an old magazine, m Arthur
Richards, of England. 4to. (In
School music review, June 1923)
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; ©
June: 15, 1923-7) se# dee to ols
566531 ; Novello & co., Itd., London.

13369 ©

My girl uses mineralava, that’s why I’m
her beau; from Ziegfeld follies, w and
m FE. C., of UCS. New York=Sotax
pub. co. © July 8, 1923; 2 c. July 26;
E 565857; Eddie Cantor co., New
York. 13370

My Granada girl; w Mort Harris, m
Jack Partington, of U. S. © July 16,
1923; 2 c. July 21; E 565778; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco. 13371

My harbor of sunshine and smiles; w
Alfred Hall and Maxwell Klein, m
James S. Rule, of U. S. © July 12,
1923; 2 c. July 14; E 565667; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York. 13372

My heart is in Wisconsin; w and m B.
A. A., of U. S., arr. Ada Woodward.
© July*19, 1923: 2oe Jake ZIst
565780; Burleigh A. Allen, McFar-
land, Wis. 13373

My. home;. waltz, w W. G., m Theo. J.
Hutton, of Canada. © May 17, 1923;
1c. May 26: E 566691; Wm. Guy,
Vancouver, Canada. 13374

My honey; w D. M. McC., melody Na-
thaniel Elwood Reed, of U. S.
1c. Aug. 2, 1923: EH S700482 aeac
M. McCoy, New York. 13375

My Indidna “homes iw. tee ce
Howe, of U. S. New York city,
Prank.” Harding.” (© yay ie toes;
2c. July.,143) F.-563763; + Winired
George, Oolitic, Ind.

My Katie, my Katie; w and melody J.
Gof Ltaly. ©. 3c). fu ee
E 565421; John Grasso, Philadelphia.

192

13376 @&

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13401

My Kentucky girl;
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
epracn, ef WW. :S.9©: 1-2.) July (26,
1923; E 565823; Wm. J. Rachlow,
Boston. 13378

My little gray haired mother; w O. M.
F., m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
‘epeeiG. “Beach- of ‘U;.S: |.©''1- c.
July 26, 1923; E 565830; Ora M. Ful-
ler, Chicago. 13379

*My ae mother; fox-trot ballad, w
and m A T, of U.S. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1923: E 570157; Albert Thompson,
St. Clair, et, ~ 13380

My mammy; w J. L., melody Herman
Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher of
U.S. ©l1-c. July 12, 1923; E 565618;
Juanita Lindsay, Phoenix, Ariz.

13381

My mother-in-law; w and m Donald
Efeywvooud, of U.S. “©/1 ¢.. Aug: 2,
1923; E 570031; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 13382

My old man’s got a monkey gland; w
gauemelody:C., Pot U..S.7, ©. 1 c.
July 21, 1923; E 565726; Chris. Pen-
der, New York. 13383

My oriental rose; w C. M. R., m John

Ppwary col. UL. “S: 1 tes Jualy.7,
1923; F, 565510; Clifton M. Reese,
Danville, Va. 13384

My pearl of paradise; w Jesse G. M.
Glick, m Doco Caribes, of U. S. ©
TGs July: 24,;-1923;.-E 565781;.,Do-
menico Brescia, San Francisco.

385

My radio to mother; w J. A. S., m
Lester Gerald Blain, of U. S.
Pern yuly. 237 1923+: F- 568035 5: J.
Smith, Long Beach, Calif. 186

My riches; w Nancy Buckley, m Laura
Sohanis, of WS. 1. Sop...or ten,—
ZeinitO "Gs Dar... (©> July 26; 1923:
2c. each July 30; E 568207; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 13387

My rosary for you; by Ernest R. Ball,
transcription Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
S.; violin, cello and piano. ©

July 18, 1923; 2 c. July 26; E 565866;
M. Witmark z sons, New York. ‘©
new arrangement} 13388

. My rose; w H. R. H., m John F. Ryan,
ore Ue sig ©) 1 .c. [aly 7,21923i;)
Pea ic Re Hayter, Port Chester,

13389

i A: is athirst for God; Psalm text,

- m William Stickles, of U. Sy; high
voice, in D flat, piano or organ acc.
© July 6, 1923; 2c. July 9; FE 563583;
Schroeder & Gunther, New York.

13390

w W. J. R. m| My eee ae

fox trot, w J.
Cj m ES S..S. Huntington) ot
oS. © le. Srl 14571923 -1B) 563775;
J. V. Curran, Bothwell, Ontario,
Canada. 13391

My sweet loving daddy, oh; w A. K.,
m FE. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©
1c. July 14, 1923; EF 563782; Alice
Kordell, St. Paul. 13392

My sweetheart Sue; w M. H., melody
Herman Dubois pseud. of Ethel
Fisher) of U. S., arr. M. H., of Can-
ada. © 1c. June 21, 1923; E 563228;
Margaret M. Herman, Bridgewater,

N. S., Canada. . 13393
My Syrian maid; idyll, W. Rimmer,
of Great Britain; piano. © Aug. 14

1923: 1 c. Aug. 16: E 567482: B.
Feldman & co., London. 13394

My thoughts are you; w John Steel, m
Charles Wakefield Cadman, of U. S.;
med. voice, in F. © July 16, 1923;
Den Sitty.. 202) 568017 Eidrold
Flammer, inc., New York. 13395

My thoughts of home; w F. M. W.,
melody Herman Dubois rpseud. of
Ethel Fisher: of U. S. © 1c. July
16, 1923; E 563812; F. M. Wilson,
Newark. 13396

My wife’s my wife; w and m Herbert
Rule and Fred Holt, of Great
Britain; in F. (Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations) © May 29, 1923; 1 c.
June 8; E 566436; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 13397

My word! you do look queer; w and
m R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, of
England; in F. (Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations; © Mar. 20, 1923;
1c. June 15; E 566557; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ‘London. 13398

My world; by Henry Geehl, of Great
Britain; military band with cornet
solo. London, Boosey & co. 4to.
(In Boosey & co.’s_ supplemental
journal for military band) © May
26, 1923; 1 c. June 30; E 566808;
Gould & co., London. (© arrange-
ment} 13399

N’écris pas pour écrire; maxime,
paroles et musique de Paul Dupin,
of France; trois voix. 4to. (Chant
de ma bouilloire, no. 6) © May 15,
1923; 1 c. May 29; E 566232; Durand
et cie., Paris. 13400

Napule addio; versi e musica di C. A.
Hist: of “lialy »anand:, acc:” “NWanles,
CAs Bisiosr: ©: Dee-. 30, 7.1927 <" ee.
June 29, 1923; E 566744; Ttalian book
co., New York. 13401

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13402

pt. 111, n.s., v.18

Natchez; w Eugene West, m Felix
Bernard, of U.28. 3© July 143 1923;

2c. July 16; E 563841; Irving Berlin, |

13402

Negro’s jazz; fox-trot et shimmy, de
Chr d’Arbor,. orch!, pas, Gi Ushini,, of
Italy; orch.. avec piano conducteur.
4to. © June 27, 1923; 1 c. July 31;
E, 567162; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
«© arrangement) 13403

piano. Editions musicales
Buffet-Crampon & cie. © May 21,
1923; 1c. June 6; E, 566338; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 13404

Nerini (Emile) Sonate; de E. Nerini,.
of France; flute et piano. © May 30,
1923; 1c. June 15; E 566489; René
Gilles, Paris. 13405

New (The) America; w S$. F. Smith, m
DD. Jn M;, sof, U.S: Duluth, Minas
American music pub. co. 4to. ©
July 10, 1923; 2c. July 12; EK 563687;
D. J. Michaud, Duluth, Minn. 13406

New lamps for old; w R. S. Hooper, m
H. M. Tennent, of England; in B flate

ge) Apr 26, Pees Cc tane. bos rs
566553; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon-
don. 13407

Nicholl (Horace Wadham) Twelve
concert preludes and fugues; alla mar-
cia, by H. W. Nicholl, of England,
op. 31, no. 12; piano, in B flat maj.
Ow July: 12; 19237 2 .c. July 16;° E
565676; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

13408

Nickel in the slot; fox-trot, Zez Con-
frey ti. e. Edward Elzear Confrey) of
U.,95 arsi{Kiank E.1Baitry,ot UU. ,;
orch.. with piano conductor. Feist ed.
4to. ‘© July 30; 1923;3:2>c¢. July 31;
E 565979. Leo Feist, inc., New York.
(© arrangement 13409

Nijary Gla )r-) by, ke eed det, 208, eas
ar. Harold +k. Squires: ot Uz .o%
lc. July 7,.1923; E 565502; George
C. Holiander, New York. 13410

Nnanze ’o carcere; canzone ’e malavita,
versi di Pacifico Vento, musica di
Firdinando Albano, of Italy; mand.
acc. (Edizione Jas. B. Russo & son,
no, 266) Ato.- © July 15,1923, 2:¢
July 30; E 568191; James B. Russo,
Brooklyn. 13411

No matter who you are, or what you
are, you're the world and all to me;
w Sam Landers, m Lou Handman, of
WAS. © July 27, 1923: 2:c. July. 28,
E 565910; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. , 13412

No money, what about it;. w and m
Herbert Rule, Fred Holt and. W. H.

inc., New York.

Wallis, of England; in B flat. iStaff
and tonic sol-fa notations; © Apr. 26,
1923; 1 c. June 16; E 566552; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 13413
No, no, Nora; dancing song, w Gus
Kahn, m Ted Fiorito and Ernie Erd-
man; of U. S.; @eAneylest9Z5-\2ec.
Aug. 1; 565972; leo Feist, ific.,
New York. 13414
fox trot, w‘Gus Kahn, m Ted
Fiorito and Ernie Erdman, of U. S.,-
arr. Frank E. Barry; orch. Feist ed.
Ato... ©, July, 26,.1923-:2%c.. guly 28;
FE, 565932; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
(© arrangement) 13415
No one like you; w Alex. Gerber and
Harry Rose, m Joseph Meyer, of U.S.

Aug. 4,4, 1088 2h ac, 6 et ee eon,
570148; Irving Berlin, inc, New
LOE, 13416

Nobody in town can bake a sweet jelly
roll like mine; w and melody Clarence
and Spencer Williams, of U. S., arr.
C.W. © 1c. July 3, 1923 2563422 ;
Clarence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13417

Nobody’s business; by Axel Christensen,
of U. S.; piano. © wWalyeeieleze.
2c. July 9; E 563566; Forster, music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 13418

Non mi dite di no; versi di M. A. Man-
cini, musica di Armando Fragna, of
Italy ;~ mand. .acc.” “Naples,” Santa
Lucia. .4t62°@ lay aay eoeeetec.
June 8; E 566441; Italian book co.,
New York. 13419

Non-stop lovin’ man; w- Jack . Yellen,
melody Milton Ager, of U. S., arr.
George Holman, of U. S. ©1c. July
6, 1923: E 563508; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 13420

Norse (A) dance; tone picture of the
far North, by Gene Lucas, of U. S.,
aft. Geo, (E+ Sandérs* ofp) sera Oca.

Ato. © “Fuly 13, 1923-92) es 4
FE 563872; Harms, inc., New York.
. 13421

Not on the first night; w and m S. E..,
of U?°S], art? Levy Austin os S82:
piano with words, in E flat. © 1c.

~ July 5, 1923; E 565422; Sidney Easton,
Baltimore. 13422

Nothing can be greater; w and m Haldor
Lillenas, tofi i. S. | Gy jaa 47.1923:
2 c. July 12; FE 565635; Standard pub.
co., Cincinnati. 13423

Notte ’e stelle; versi di G. Angiulli,
musica di G..Donnarumma, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to.
© May 1, 1923; 1 co June’ 22;.E
566643; Italian book co., New ee

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

13446

Notturno; serenata, versi e musica di
A. Silvestri, of Italy;. mand. acc.
Naples, Vedova Ceccoli & figli. 4to.
tStaff and numerical notations) . ©
June 1, 1923; 1 c. June 29; E 566743;
Italian book co., New York. 13425

de Claude Debussy, transcrip-
tion par Gustave Samazeuilh, of
France; piano a quatre mains.
(Nocturnes, no. 1) © May 30, 1923;
Sceee. June 15; E 566490; J. Jobert,
Paris. (© transcription) 13426

Nuit d’étoiles (Starry summer night) ;
de Claude Debussy, transcrit par
‘Bertolys, of France; violon et piano.

© May 30; 1923") 1 °c June 15; E

Nuages;

566493; Coutarel, Paris. ‘(© tran-
scription) 13427
Nuit etoilée; mélodie, par E. Lesage, of
Great Britain ; piano. -© Aug. 14,

19237: 1‘e: Aug. 16; E 567478; Edwin

Ashdown, Itd., ‘London. 13428
Nur zu _ bald stipe man alt; lied und
shimmy, text von Erwin W. Spahn,
musik von Edmund Eysler, of
Austria. © Mar. 26, 1923; 1c. June
1; EF 566413; Gabor Steiner (Leo
Singer & co.) Vienna. 13429

Nut-sey Fagan; by Ernest Breuer, arr.
Ted Eastwood, of U. S.; orch. 4to.
© June 25, 1923; 2 c. June 26; E
563326; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. (© arrangement) 13430

w Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, m

Ernest Breuer, of U. S. © June 25,

923;'2 ec. June 26; FE 563328; Ed-

ward B. Marks music co., New York.

13431
Neen ; valse caprice, J. Lamont
Galbraith, of Great Britain, domi-

ciled at Richmond, Va.; piano.
Waly 26, 1923; 2°c. July 30; E 568201 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt CO., Boston. 13432

*O ffuoco d’o Vesuvio; versi di Pacifico
Vento, musica di Firdinando Albano,
of Italy; mand. acc. (Edizione Jas.
B. Russo & son, no. 267) 4to. ©
July 15, 1923; 2c. July 30; E 568193;
James B. Russo, Brooklyn. 13433
O ihr lieben, alten baume; worte von

~ Doralph, musik von Edmund Eysler,

Or Austria!’ © * Mar.* 26, °1923;' Lic.
June 1;.E 566411; Gabor Steiner
(Leo Singer & co.) Vienna. 13434

O-la-la; vocal fox-trot, Oscar Straus,
of Great Britain; piano with words.
ey dune 13; 1923: ‘1c. June 30;°E
566825; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew; Itd., London. 13435

—O Lamb of God, I come; anthem, w
Charlotte Elliott, m Paul Ambrose,

of U. S.; mixed voices. (Octavo
series, mixed voices, sacred, no. 1377)
© July TA, 192362 -e: July 21in EB
565756; Arthur P. Schmidt cO., Bos-

ton. 13436
"O messaggiere celeste; versi e musica
di Frank Amodio, of U. S.; mand.
seen. Vato tO), Aviary eae 1 Oe ge 2,
June 9; E 566439; Italian book co.,
New York. 13437

O-o-o-ozone; w and m Harry Carlton
and. Frank W. Carter, of. Great
Biftain: iny E., totate and tonic sol-
fa notations] ©. May 297 10275. sic:
June 8; FE 566432; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 13438

O perfect love; w Dorothy J...Bloom-
field, m W. J. Marsh, of U. S.; with
violin obbl. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto
or baritone. © July..17; 1923; 2: c.
each July 21; E 5657/1; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 13439

O praise His name; w W. S. Martin,
m a Hawaiian folk-song, arr. T. B.
Mosley, of U. ©) Jae 22511923;
2c. July 12; E 565640; Standard pub.
co., Cincinnati. 13440

’O prufumo; versi di G. Garofalo,
miasica dibF. Si Cataldo,$or “aly;

mand. acc. Naples, Santa Lucia.
4to. © May 1, 1923; 1 c. June 22;
E 566642; Italian book co1,. New
York. 13441

O salutaris (O gracious Father) ; m G.
A. Grant-Schaefer, of U. S. :Latin
and English words; 1. Sop. or ten.—
2. Alto or baritone. © July 17, 1923;
2c. each July 21; FE 565765; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 13442

trio, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of
Us .8.;. women’s: voices.. . (Ociavo
series, women’s voices, no. 859) ©
daly 17; 1928.;°2-c.2 July. 505758
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 13443

O soave fanciulla; valzer, melody G.

Bot Atalys< © 46 chives oe 923
- FE 565474; Giosue Buzzolani, New
York. 13444

O to be faithful; w E. E. Hewitt, m B.
DarAckley,; of UNS .0.© jane. Z2,
10237532 eer. July. E 565639 ;
Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 13445

Octaves; par F. Bendel, op. 138, no. 3,
choisie, revue, doigtée et annotée par
I. Philipp, of France; piano. (Col-
lections du ménestrel : Anthologie
pianistique, 4° série, no. 82) © May

5 4 1023> ete. May. 18; E 566096;
Heugel, Paris. [© collection, re-
vision, fingering and annotation)

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13447

Octaves—Continued.
par F. Kalkbrenner, op. 108, no. 12,
choisie, revue, doigtée et. annotée par

iis Philipp, of France; piano. (Col-
lections du ménestrel : Anthologie
Planistique, 4° série, no. 92) © May

Soa tt May 18; E 566106;
Heugel, Paris. © collection, finger-
ing and annotation) 13447

Ode to the bitter-sweet; w M. C. T., m
A. Leopold Richard, of U. S. New
York city, Frank Harding. © July
20, 1925: Ze: July: 305) 565925 AM.
e: Thorn, Vergennes, Vt. 13448

Offenbach (Jacques) Barcarolle; from
Tales of Hoffman, by J. Offenbach,
transcribed Edwin H. Lemare, of
England, domiciled at Portland, Or.;
organ. (Encore series, no. 21) ©
June 21, 1923; 2 c. June 23; E 563285;
H. W. Gray co.,, New York. (©
transcription) 13449

ed. and played
McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S. (Solo
carola, no. 74986) (Music rolh ©
June 29, 1923; 2 c. July 9; E 563596;
Cable co., Chicago. (© editing; 13450
Night divine; barcarolle, from
Les contes d’Hoffmann, part song,
text and .air:.of m Paiil Bliss, of
Sj; J..-Offenbach,.. - 4to..., 1.
Women’s voices.—2. Mixed voices.
© July 12, 1923; 2 ¢. each July 14;
E 563885, 563886; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. (© arrangement and
text) 13451, 13452
Office (The) for the holy communion;
from the mass for four voices, by
William Byrd, of England, adapta-
tion to English words and pf. acc.
Edmund H. Fellowes. 4to. © May
22 1023" Boe © jie: 2 BA Sous -
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. (© adap-
tation of words and pianoforte ac-
companiment} 13453
Oft in the stilly night; w Tom Moore,
m Edwin H. Lemare, of England,
domiciled at Portland, Me.; men’s
voices. 4to... (Modern series, no. 253)

Or faly 13, 1923: 2c) spuby 14-4 BE
565666; H. W. Gray co., New York.
13454

Oh! I’m longing; w and m Arthur

Stroud and Harry Gifford, of Eng-
land; in C. ;Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations; © July 16, 1923; 1c. July
25; E 567100; Herman Darewski mu-
sic pub. co., London. 13455
Oh! Joe;-from Fashions of 1924, w

Harry De Costa, m Ted Snyder, of

U.S25@.fuly21, 1923*°2 ci Fuly'21 :
E 565744; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 13456

pt. 111,n.s., v.18

Oh, little son. of mine; from The grass
orphan, w- Boyle Lawrence, m James
M. Gallatly of England; in C. (Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations) © Feb.
21, 1923; 1 c July 25; E 567098:
Lawrence & Gallatly, London. 13457

Oh my, oh my, how the time does fly;
w J. C. F.,m E. S. S. Huntington, of
.S. ©lc. July 14, 1923; E 563796:

J. C. Foertsch, Fort Wayne, ened

Oh, Percy, you nearly made me blush;
w and m Leslie Elliott, of England;
in D. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions) © Apr. 26, 1923; 1-c. June
16; E, 566536; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13459

Oh, sun flower bright; by N. Louise
Wright, of U. S.; piano. (in Old
fashioned flower garden) © July 5,
1923; 2 c. July 9; E 565523; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 13460

Oi loves zider; w and m Reg Low, of
England. © June 15, 1923; 1 c. June
29; E 566770; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13461

Old Aunty Chloe; by Joseph W. Clokey,
of U. S., op. 29, no. 6; pipe organ.
(Jn Fireside fancies, no. 6) obl. 8vo.
© July 5, 1923; 2c. July 9; E 565517 -
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 13462

Old (The) blue boar; w Eric Talbot, m
Beryl Gower, of England; in D.
June 21, 1923: 1 c. June 21; E 566640;
Jamesons (St. Brides) Iltd., Hongo.

Old-fashioned (An) couple; w J. P.
Long, m Leslie Hope, of England; in
F. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations?
©, Apr: 26;° 192357, lye. James E
566548; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13464

Old (The) fashioned homestead; fox
trot, wi and. m O.,. We, of Biase ©
July; 2,,4923.3; 2e. hulp be BF ae3025 -
Otto Herman Weber, Detroit. 13465

Old folks at home; Swanee-River, by
Stephen Foster, arr. L. P., of U.
piano and cello. ©lec. July 10, 1923:

- E 565569; -Ludwig Pleier, Atlantic
City. 13466

Old French Christmas carol: m Gevaert,
arr.’ Frank) J; 7 ‘Smaith, of [ Us S.. ;
men’s voices. 4to. © July 12, 1923:
2c. July 14; E 563889; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. © ASS

Old (The) homestead; fox trot; w and
m Billy Edwards, of Australia. ©
Mar. 16, 1923; 1c. May 25; 2566159 =
Allan & ‘co., pty. Itd., Melbourne,
Australia. 13468

796

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

Old (The) mill wheel; by Edwin Vaile
Mefntyre,- of U. -S., op 51, no. 2;
piano. (At-a-l0-wa series, no. 2) ©
g#une 29, 1923: 2.c. July 2;.E, 565710;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 13469

Old mother of mine; w W. G. K., m L.
me Mer and W.. G.K.. of AAS, aiarr.
At, K: © 1c. July 11, 1923: FE,
563605: William George Kelpsh and
Lawrence Arthur Morse, W. Hazleton,
Pa: 13470

Old (The) oak chest; w Eileen Price-
Evans, m Henry Tiltman, of England.
Reyne 22 1025 - Ic. June. 25° FE

566302; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
13471
Old (The) old story; fox-trot, Al-

fredo Barbirolli, arr. Sydney Baynes,
of Great Britain; orch. with piano
conductor. 4to. (Boosey’s orchestral
journal, no. 1042) © June 26, 1923;
lc. Aug. 4; E 567266; Boosey Br Co:,
London. 13472

Old (The) rocking chair; waltz, w and
foe wot Ls, * Detroit, EP.
Womack music co. © June 22, 1923;
2c. July 12; E 563696; E. P. Womack,
Detroit. 13473

- Old Viennese dance melodies (Alt
wiener tanzweisen); by Kreisler, ed.
and played McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S.
(Solo carola, no. 75007) Contents:
1. Liebesfreud (Love’s delight).—2.
Liebesleid (Love’s sorrow) tMusic
roll © June 29, 1923; 2c. July 9; E
563601; Cable co., Chicago. t© edit-
ing] 13474

Olympio; valse boston-hésitation, par
Cid Atbor. of. France; ‘piano.
Editions musicales Buffet-Crampon &
ce. © May 2t -1923~ "1c. June’ 6;
E 566339; Evette et Schaffer, Paris.

13475
by Rive-King,
of. Uso s::

(Solo carola,

On blooming meadows;
ed. McNair Ilgenfritz,
played Ivan Kerouak.
no. 75017) (Music roll; © June 29,
1923; 2 c. July 9; E 563600; Cable

2 co., Chicago. (© editing) 13476
‘On Calvary; w and m A. M. Ball, of

S., arr. T. B. Mosley, of U. S.

June 22, 1923; 2 ¢. July 12; E 565638;

ae Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 13477

On quiet waters; barcarolle, Carl

Wilhelm Kern, of U. S., op. 500, no.

- 3 piano. (Tone diversions) ©

July 12, 1923; 2 c. July 14; E 563906;

Theo. Presser cO., Philadelphia.

~ 13478

- On the banks of the Nile; in The co-
optimists, w Archibald De Bear, m
Melville Gideon, of England; in B

13491
flat. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} © Mar. 20, 1923; 1 c. June

15; EF 566556; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13479

On the golden shore; w and m Bert
Kaplan and. Charles Fry, of U. S.
fo Wreh Se. ce Oninds; Oa. 6; 440
Ze.mone. © jiuly 4 1923 2: each
July 9; E 563569, 563570; Richmond-
Robbins, inc., New York.

13480, 13481

On the green shores of Erin once more
I am starein’; Irish ballad, Arthur
West, of England; orch. 4to. © July
1021923. 2. ex July 3B Sesges.
Frank Harding, New York. 13482

w and m Arthur West, of Eng-
land; male quartette. © May 29,
1923; 2 c. July 30; E 565928; Frank
Harding, New York. 13483

On the isle of Wicki Wacki Woo; w
Gus Kahn, m Walter Donaldson, of
U.S. ©, Jaly: 27,-1923 22 ¢! July-28;
E 565911; Jerome H. Remick & co.,

New York. 13484
On the way we're going; w Frank L.
Siarton: de IE Se oy OLD US SS.

1c. July 5, 1923; E 565482; Nat. EF.
Solomons, Washington, D. C. 13485

Onaway! awake, beloved! w Longfel-
low, m Cuthbert Harris, of Great
Britain. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-
sop. or baritone.—3. Alto or bass.
©: July9)"1923 2 46 ‘each July As:
EF 563756; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 13486

One little hour; w and m Carl B.
Winse, of U.S. .©@ i fuly. 2. 1923;
2c. July 9; E 563581; Melody shop,
Seattle. 13487

One more waltz; from Fashions of
1924, w Harry B. Smith, m Ted
snyder, of U.S. © July 21, 1923;
2c. July 21; E 565746; Waterson,
Berlin &.Snyder co., New York.

13488

——w Joe Macey,.m D..C., of Italy,
domiciled at New York. © 1 c.
July 21, 1923; E 565728; Dante Car-
rozzini, New York. 13489

One perfect hour with you; w Edward
Lockton, m Yvonne Sawyer, of
Great Britain; in F. © June 22,
1923; 1 c. June 25; E 566701; J. B.
Cramer & co., Itd., London. 13490

One (The) that the children love; w
Grace Reese Adkins, m Haldor
Lillenas, of U. S. © Jan. 4, 1923;
2c. July 12; E 565636; Standard pub.
co., Cincinnati. 13491

197

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

13492

pt. 111, n.s.,v. 18

One week ago; fox trot-song and
story, w and m Hayden Shepard and
Harry Archer, of U. S. © June 30,
1923.2 ec. July 2; . 565418 ¢4iteo

Feist, inc., New York. 13492
Only, 4a. cry; w+.oata ; Teasdale. m
Wintter Watts, of U. S.; medium

voice. © July. 16, 11923; 2 ce July
27; EF 565875; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 13493

Only a dream; w Mrs. Peter Bahr, m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.

Gf Beach of UL SO Te July 26,
TO 25> 7 RO SO 5800 = 3 Nerst* Pp Gap ahr:
Wabasha, Minn. 13494

Only your heart; w and m John J.
Duffy and Arthur’ B. McKay, of
WS. © June: 28/1923 2% cv Fune
27; EF 565588; Mettler and McKay,
New Haven, Conn. 13495

"Ops, the diet that I love the best; a
and m Joe Pearson, of England;
G. «Staff and tonic sol-fa Sais!

©y Apr. 26; £1923 51 je7 Jane A657 E
566551 ; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13496

Orange- (An) grove in California; w
AnGs it ls Be of. U: 75... ©, July cl4,
1923; 2 c. July 16; E 563845; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 13497

Ordensritter (Gallant knights) ; marsch,
von H. L. Blankenburg, of Germany;
piano.
FE 566318; Berlin.

13498

Original Charleston strut; song
Thomas Morris, William Russell
and Clarence Williams, of U. S.
Auge. 1; PO232 cf, Ane; 5701505
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 13499

Ose Anna; fox-trot et shimmy, sur les
motifs de La haut, de Maurice Yvain,
of France; orch. avec piano con-
ducteur. Ato. (Célébre collection
des succés, no. 612) © May 15, 1923;

Apollo-verlag,

1c. May 29: E 566235 ; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. (© arrangement) 13500
Other sheep; w Mrs. S. N. F., m arr.

Edith’ M. Darton,?of U. S. -©° Mar.
19, 1923; 1 c. June 4, 1 c. July 18; E
563998; Mrs. S. N. Fitkin, Brooklyn.
13501

Our colors; m Alice Mattullath, of
U. S.; sop. and alto. (Octavo series,
two-part songs, no. 160) July 9,
1923; 2:c. July 13; E 563733; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. «© arrange-
ment) 13502
Our dance is o'er; galop, w G. Hubi-
Newcombe, m Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; sop. 1, 2. (Octavo

© June 5, 1923; 1 ¢. June'6; |

798

series, two-part songs, no. 156)
July 9, 1923; 2c. July 43>, 35:563780 ;
‘Arthur. P. Schmidt cO., Boston. 13503

Our -Father; w T. A: S.,° m- Alvin’ W.
Roper, of U.S!” © Jily 25, 1945772 c.
July 28; E 565907; T. A. Snook, Irv-
ing, Kan. 13504

Our illustrious potentate march; by M. ~
A. A. of U. $.; band. 4to. Reading,
Pa., Howard & Gerhardt. © June 18,
1923; 2 c., June 19> 5, 564937 ni AL
Althouse, Reading, Pa. 13505

Our spring; trio, w Elvira B. Smith,
m EF. S. Hosmer, of U. S.; women’s
voices. (Octavo series, women’s
voices, no. 863) © July 9, 1923; 2 c.
July 13; E 563727; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 13506

Outward (An) sail; w Helen Taylor, m
ere Besly, of Great Britain; &
© June 19, 1923; 1 «. July 6 3

ff 566854 ; Enoch & sons, Itd., ._Lon-
don. 13507
Ovaiola (L’); versi di Imbimbo, mu-
sica di Alfredo Mazzucchi, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to.
@, May 1, ‘1923; 1 Gc. Wim ae, 1h
566644; Italian book co., New York.
13508

Overture 1849; by Mortimer Wilson,
of U. S., op. 71; symphony orch.
Fischer ed. (New and standard com-
positions, no. 5209) © July 19, 1923;
2c. July 20; E 568026; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 13509

Paisley shawl; in Ted Lewis’ frolic, w
Jack Yellen, m Milton Ager, of U. S.
Production ed. © Aug. 4, 1923; 2 c.
Aug. 6; E 568371; Ager, Yellen. &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 13510

Pajak: polka,.P. +F.,.06 4U.Gs.gapiano.
@} July 21, 1923; 2) co igine sue. 1
570053; Peter Feldhann, New oer

13511

Bialeninist ped Opus; nos. 1-10, mel-
ody © Ig: June eit
1923 ; E 262058- 562967: Leo Palmin-
teri, Brooklyn. 13512-13521

Pan and ae pos w J. J. Robbins, m
MPG, of: U: SO Wf cffualy. 289 1923 ;
in 502003: Matthew Gold, Bayonne,
Ns J: 13522

Panthéisme; humour, paroles et musique
de Paul Dupin, of France; sept voix.
4to. (Chant de ma bouilloire, no. 29)
© sMay : 15, 1923. 1 -exofume 155,
566521 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 13523 4

Pa-peé-tee sweetie; w and m Abe

Brashen: and Toots Bates, 0fj,0. 5S:

© June 5, 1923: 2c. July 9; EF 563580;

Melody shop, Seattle. 1352

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ©

no. 8, 1923

13547

Parade ¢The); by Rob Roy Peery, of
DerS5 “op. 17, no. 1; piano. (Old
time circus) © July 12391923 232! 'c.
July 14; E 563919; Theo. Presser CO:;
Philadelphia. 13525

Parade des bluets; de Guillaume Balay,

of France: harmonie ou fanfare. 4to.
OP tag 30... 1923" co June 155 E

566486: Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

13526
Paradise of love; w E. D., melody
Herman Dubois ipseud. of Ethel

Fisher} of U.S. ©1'c. July 16,1923;
E 563818: Elbina Dunn, meine
13

Paris blues; w I. S., melody Herman
Duhois ipseud. of Ethel Fisher) of
U.S. ©l1c. July 16, 1923; E 563814;
Ivan Saltzman, Sterling, IIL. 13528

Parlami d’amor; valzer, melody G. B..
gektalys 3OU bt ‘es July5,- 19233;-. FE

- 565473; Giosue Buzzolani, New oe
13529

Eine (A); w Gerald Massey, m V.
ASB fot BRueland:* © Apr. 23, 1923;
hc. June 15; FB 5660498; V- A. Beatty,
London. 13530

Pasquinade caprice; by Gottschalk, op.

59, ed. McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S.,
played Barry Mortimer. (Recordo,
no. 67900) Music rolh © July 25,

1923; 2c. July 30; E 565960; Recordo
player roll co., Chicago. © peilting
1 !

Passers-by; w Carl Sundburg, m John
Beach, of U. S.; med. voice. (Two
songs of labor, no.1) © July 3, 1923;

2c. July 9; E 565532; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 13532
Pastoral poem; intermezzo, Ernest T.
Dudes, of! Uy Sijecpiano.. - (Sheet
music edition, P. 1302) © June 4,
1923; 2 c. June 27;'E 565263; Carl
Fischer, New York. 13533

Path (The) cf silver; waltz, w Kenneth
* Gwynne and Fred W. Leigh, m Isidor
Fisher, of England; in A flat. (Staff
and tonic sol-fa notationsi © July
20, 1923: 1 c. July 26; E 567140;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

13534

Peau dane; par Roland Saint Aulaire,
of France; piano, 4 mains. (Les
contes de grand mére; no. 5) © June
19, 1923; 1 c. July 7, E 566898; Jean
- Jobert, Paris. 13535

Pedersen: fox trot, af Einar Alberti,
of Denmark : piano. © July 11, 1923;
i Vel uly 28: E 567469; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen.

13536

Peines d’amour ; des Chansons de
Marjolie, poésie de Louis De Cour-
mont, musique de Théodore Dubois,
of France. (Cinq mélodies, no. 5)
OnmMay. 15 ~19232) 1b May 18; E
566130 ; Heugel, Panis: 13537

Pélérinage; paroles de Camille Gui-
boiseau, musique de Paul Fiévet, of
France. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon & cie. © May 30, 1923;
1c. June 15; E. 566502 ;- Evette + et:
Schaeffer, Paris. 13538

Penniless blues; w and m Joseph H.
Trent, of U. S.; piano with words.
@OiscsAng.)2, 19235" 8 5700285 Jack
Mills, inc., New Y York. 13539

Pep it up; from Ziegfeld follies of
1922, w Gene Buck, m Dave Stamper
and Louis A. Hirsch, 6 US:
Jarly; 9511923 -2)'e. July 12;+E 563870;
Harms, inc., New York. 13540

Pepita Jiménez; comédie lyrique en
deux actes, d’aprés une nouvelle de
bog 83 Money Coutts, traduction et
adaptation francaise ‘de Joseph de
Marliave, version italienne de Carlo
M. A. Galateri, musique de I. Albeniz,

of Spain; chant et piano. © June
21, 1923; 1 c. July 7; D 26468; Max
Eschig, Paris. 13541

Percy’s posh plus-fours are priceless;
w and m Rk P. Weston and Bert
Lee, of England; in A. (Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations) © July 20,
1923 ;: beiduly 263<567135z Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 13542

Périlhou (A.) Idylle; par A. Périlhou,
of France. (Scénes agrestes, no. 2
a,b) a. Violon et piano.—z. Violon,
violoncelle et piano. © May 5, 1923;
i c. each May 18; E 566140, 566141 :
Heugel, Paris. 13543, 13544

Persian moon 5 we’ C. eee m

John Fleming, of U.S. © July aah
19235 2 cx, July 27? 36665676 Bos-
worth & co., New York. 13545

Perversion; valse boston hésitation, de
Ee Delabre, orch. par Ad. Gauwin,
of France; orch, avec piano con-
ducteur. Ato. © June 15, 1923: 1 c.
July 2; E 566791; Librairie Hachette,
Paris. (© arrangement 13546

Peter Pan in Kensington gardens;
suite, w after the story by J. M.
Barnio-m Stok. S.et- 75,2 ©)
bee: June 26,1923, 7E 563305 ; Daisy
Elna Fairchild Sherman, New York.

13547

Pether (Henry E.) Two monologues;

Ww tAda» Leonora Harriss, ti «lace,
Pether, of England; piano with
words. Contents: 1. Polly’s prayer.—

199

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

13548

Pether (Henry E.)—Continued.

2. When my dolly died. Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations} © May 28,
1923; 1 c. June 29; E 566762;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.
13548

Petit (Le) poucet et ses freres; par
Roland Saint Aulaire, of France;
piano, 4 mains. _ (Les contes de grand’
meére, no. 6) © June 19, 1923; lc.
July 7; E 566899; Jean Jobert, Hoe

549
Petite (La) danseuse; de Edouard
Lavelle, of England; piano. © May

2G. 1923-1 “¢) June 18; 500594 ;
Warren & Phillips, London. 13550

Petticoat lane; w and m G. O., of
U. S. Tueson;, Ariz., R.. H. Nielsen
music pub. co. © July 23, 1923; 2 c.
July 30; E 568196; Gene Quaw,
Tucson, Ariz. 13551

Phantom caprice; by Flick, ed. McNair
Ilgenfritz, of U. S., played Frances
P. Allen. (Recordo, no. 67920)
(Music rolh © July 25, 1923; 2 c.
July 30; E 565962; Recordo player
roll co., Chicago. 1:© editing; 13552

Phoebe McPhee; w and m H. M.
Burnaby, of England; in G. (Francis
& Day’s humorous songs) Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations) © July 20,
1923; 1c. July 26; E 567141; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 13553

Phos-phis, phis-phos, phos-phos; w and
melody Lew Brown, of U. §., arr.
Elliott Shapiro, of U.S. © le.
July 16, 1923; E 563804; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.

13554
Phrynette; by Montague Ewing, of
Great Britain; piano. (From a

picture gallery) © July 12, 1923;
-2 c. July 14; E 563899; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 13555

Pianista (El) virtuoso en 60 exercicios
(O pianista virtuoso em 60 exerci-
cios); calculados para adquirir la
agilidad, la indepencia, etc., de C. L.
Hanon, ed., revue, doigtée et aug-
mentée par Alphonse Schotte, of
Belgium. Hamburg-Leipzig, Edicion
Anton J. Benjamin. © June 19,
pe3 1 fuly “7. BY 500875; | aipn-
Schotte et cie., Boulogne. «© editing,
revision, fingering and augmenting)

13556

Pianola; by Frank Westphal, of U. S.;
piano. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1923; E 570027 ;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 13557

Piccola falena (Papillon de soir); one
step, versi e musica di Gino Imbimbo,

pt. III; m-s., v. 18

of Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Vedova
Fragassi & figli. 4to. © Dec. 30,
1922; 1 c. June 29, 1923; E 566742;
Italian book co., New York. 13558
Piccola Zulu; versi di Nino Cozzi,
musica di S. Cataldo, ef. ttaly
mand. _— acc. Naples, Canzonetta.
4to. © Dec. 30,.1922; 4 c.. feame=29,
1923; E 566741; Italian book co.,
New York. 13559
Picidae (The); by Carlyle Davis, of
US'S., op. 34 10. 22 fiaiig. er ane
2/, 1923; 26 June 29% i Saal =
John Church co., Cincinnati. 13560
Pickaninny (The) band; w B. J. R.,-m
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. New York
city, Frank Harding. © July 26,
1923; 2c. July 30; E 565926; B. J.
Reagan, Raquette Lake, N. Y. 13561
Piece en mi flat; de J. Ed. Barat, of
France; trombone ténor et piano.
Editions musicales Buffet-Crampon &
cie. © May 30, 1923; 1 c. June 15;
E 566500; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
13562

Piedigrotta mandolino; la canzonetta
napolitana, versi e musica di diversi
autori, of Italy, compilatore Salvatore
Panzetta.. 2 serie, (Napless La
canzonetta napoletana. 4to. © May l,
1923; 1 c. June 8; A—Foreign 22801 ;
Italian book co., New York.
Piercing eyes; w R. A. B., melody J. W.
BF. of (U0. S.2O@ i eral ees
E 565425; R. Arthur Booker and
James W. Funnie, New Rochelle,
Wi Y: 13564
Pierrette flirts; intermede galant, by
Joen Fresco, of Holland, op. 11; piano.
(Edition artistique, no. 3) © July 16,
1923; 2c. Aug. 1; E 565968; Maurice
Baron, New. York. 13565

Pierrot; air de ballet, by Henry Hadley,
op. 93, no 1, arr. M. L. Lake, of U.S.;
military band with conductor. 4to.
© June 6, 1923792 eames? 7es &
565272; Carl Fischer, New. York. 1©
arrangement 13566

Pierrott dance; by Montague Ewing, of
Great Britain; piano. (From a picture
gallery). © July 12;.1923; 2-c. July
14; E 563900; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 13567

Ping-a-pep; by Michael Pingitore and
Alfred Conklin, of U. S.; ten. banjo,
with piano acc. © July 6, 1923; 2 c.
July 7; E 565562; Richmond-Robbins,
inc., New York. 13568

Pipifax-foxtrot ;
Germany ; piano.
June
Berlin.

© Jame5, 1925 vie c:

800

ee ees
eS ee eee

von Paul Lincke,: of ©

6; E 566319; Apollo-verlag, —
13569

13563

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

19592

Plain old blues; w and m Porter Grain-
ger and Mamie Smith, of U. S.; piano
with words. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1923;
E 570026: Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 13570

Plantation ditty; w Ruth McEnery
Stuart, m Anne Stratton, of U.°S.;
high or med. voice. (Two songs from
the South) © July 12, 1923; 2c. July
14; E 563768; Boston music co., Bos-
ton, Mass. 13574

Playful winds; by Anna Priscilla Risher,
of U. S.; piano. © July 9, 1923; 2c.
July 13; E 563750; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 13572

Pleading; w Armen Touryan ti. e. A.
Wilson), melody Herman Dubois
(pseud. of Ethel Fisher) of U. 5.
1c. July 25, 1923; E 568088; Armen
Wilson, Newark, N. J. 13573

Please don’t let me find you here when
I get back; w and melody Vaughn
De Leath tpseud. of Leonore Von der
Leith} and Roland C. Irving, of U. S.,
arr. Claude Lapham, of U. S. © 1c.
July 31, 1923; E 565947; Goodman &
Rose, inc., New York. 13574

Please, O please come home; fox trot,
w and m S. K., of Canada. © June
1923-1 c. June 4;- 566304," S:
Kunkes, Shelburne, Canada. . 13575

Please play it over again; w and m
iD ait U=-S.arr. Louis..ba-
Rondelle, of U. S. © 1c. July 26,
1923: E 565849; William J. Daley,
Los Angeles. 13576

Please say yes; by JT. and N. J.,. of
Great Britain, domiciled at Brooklyn,
N. Y.; melody with piano acc. ©
1c July 31, 1923; E 565951; Tillie
and Nancy Jay, Brooklyn. 13577

Ply the oar; w J. M. Russell, m Chas.
H. Gabriel, of U. S...© June 18, 1923;
f7e! June! 25; 1c. July 7;_ Er 565589;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, eels ae

‘ Poet and peasant; overture, by Suppe,
ed. McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S., played
Mary Angell and Roger Hilliard.
(Solo carola, no 74978) (Music rolh
iejune 29, 19232. 2c:,July,.9;; 5
563603;. Cable co., Chicago. «© ed-
iting) 13579
- Poeta (Tl) ; versi di Decio Carli, musica
di F. S. Cataldo, of Italy; mand. acc.
Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to. © May 1,
1923: 1c. June 22; E 566645; Italian
book co., New York. 13580
- Polly; selection, by Frederic Austin, of
Great Britain; full military band.
(Boosey’s military journal, 147th

series, no. 3) © June 13, 1923; 1c.
June 30; E 566824; Boosey & co.,
London. (© arrangement) 13581

the second pt. of The beggar’s
opera, m Frederic Austin, of Great
Britain; piano. © May 23, 1923; 1 c.
June 30; E 566823; Boosey & co.,
London. (© arrangement} 13582

Polonaise; composed and rev. E. R.
Blanchet, of Switzerland, op. 15, no. 3;

piano.) © July 12; 1923292 cy fully.
14; E 565669; Composers’ music
corp., New York. 13583

Polytechnic; march, W. P. McA., of
US: ; oreh,” Ato. © July. 16,, 1923-
2c." July 18+ “EH 563959- “W. PP. Mc
Adow, Billings, Mont. 13584

Poppy days; w J. J., m John F. Ryan,
Oly Uc Snas ©). ices Jie. 19252545
565881; John Jackomo, New York.

13585

Poquetta; w Mrs. O. P. G, m George
Grit, (6, O1,U.. 9... ant. leo apte
Beach, om CS. <6) Ac: Spmly re
1923; E 565826; Mrs. O. P. Gregg,
Marion, Mont. 13586

Postinero (El); schottisch-madrilenfio,
par Babil Calvete, of Spain; piano.
Paris, G. Gross. © June 21, 1923;
lc. July 7; EF 566864; Y. Bizos, Paris,
et M. H. Tailliez, Plessis Robinson,
France. 13587

Pour fortifier les 4™° et 5™° doigts; par
S. Lebert, choisie, revue, doigtée et
annotée par I. Philipp, of France;
piano. (Collections du ménestrel:
Anthologie pianistique, 4° série, no.
94) © May 5, 1923; 1 ce. May 18;
E 566108; Heugel, Paris. (© col-
lection, revision, fingering and anno-
tation) 13588

Power (The) behind the throne is dad;
w Mrs. S. E. C., m George Graff,
fr., cot Uz /S;) atr.. ‘Theos; GotBeach,
of SLT SO © chiecdsuly SokOBserr
565464; Mrs. S. E. Crawford, Hurts-
boro, Ala. © 13589

Praktisch studien; nattrliche klavier—
technik, von Rudolf M. Breithaupt,
of Germany; teil 3. hft 2. Roll-
schwung und kreisung.—hft. 3. Glei-
tung, vibrato. © Aug. 1, 1919, Sept.
24, 1920; lc. each May 24, 1923; E
566161, 566162; C. F. Kahnt, Leipzig.

13590, 13591

Preach, sing and pray; w and m J. W.
As FotsU J: 84 Os May 1219283: 25.
July. 1334 EB 563Z163; Jas: W;-i Acuff
and Wm. D. Evridge, Granger, Tex.

13592

801

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

13593

Prelude in C minor; by A. J., of Can-
ada: pianos’ ‘© June 20, O23 sre.
June 22; E 566658; Alene Jackson,
Dauphin, Man., Canada. 13593

Presente ... passato ... e futuro; versi
di A. Barberi, musica di Vincenzo
De. Salvin, of. Italy; mand.
Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to.
O73 te ume: a22 ous:
Italian book co., New York. 13504

Pretty Peggy; from Earl Carroll’s
vanities of 1923, w and m Earl Car-
roll, of U. S. (New York’s newest
annual revue, edition no. 1) © July

SLA 1923); 2c. july “Sle S59ap
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder CO., New
York. 13595

one of Columbia; march,

Pride
Woes 4 ot. Ut .Oss5. bar comet.
Grice yily 11s t9233 Ez 563612; Wal-

lace Raymond Tenney, Oakland,
alt. 13596
Princess’ flirt; valse boston hésitation,
@e Ch. d' Arbor, of JPrance> “oreh.
avec piano conducteur. 4to. © Jute
Bry LO2Se 1c.” July. 3t57 oreo:
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 13597

piano. Editions musicales
Buffet-Crampon & cie. © May 21,
1923: 1 c. June 6; E 566340; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 13598

Prineesse Marie-Jose; ouverture, de J.
FE, Strauwen, of France, op. 341;
harmonie ou fanfare. © May 30,
1073 I cajune 15, EB 506528. Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 13599

Priscilla; minuet, B. Percy James, of
U.S); piatio. . Boston—New)) York —
Chicago, Evans music co. © July
20, 1923: 2 c July 16;. FE, 563985 ;
M. T. Evans, Boston. 13600

Prologue, scherzo et variations; 2°
concerto, par 8. Stojowski, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New WOrk, (Gp. 02
partition d’orchestre. © June 27,
1923; 2c. July 31; E 565969; ea

Paris. 13601
Puccini (Giacomo) Papa chéri je
aime: solo de Lauretta, de Gianni-
Schicchi, paroles de Giovacchino
Forzano, version francaise de Paul
Ferrier, musique de G. Puccini, of
ltaly; sop. “© May .15; 1923; oe
May 16; E 557951; G Ricordi &
CO., Milan. 13602

Pucker up and roll those lovable eyes;
w and m Dannie O'Neil, of a Ss
© july 2171192352: July EF,
Seay Fred Fisher, inc.,

13603

New PRE

pt. 111, ns., v. 18

Purling (The) brook; by Gaston Doré,
rev. the Willis music co:, of U.
piano. (In the open) © June 26,
1923; 2 c. June 28 E 563562; Willis
music CO., Cincianati. (© revision)

13604

Put your wife on the ice for the ae
mer time; w and melody D. T.,
U. S. © lc. July 9, 1923; E s6ah4e:
Dave Taylor, Brooklyn. 13605

Qu’ont donc ses yeux; paroles et
Hee ts de Max d’Ollone, of France.
(Cinq melodies, no. 4) © May 5,
1923; 1 c. May 18: F, 566142; Heugel,
Paris. ~ 13606

Quand Vhiver s’enfuit (Als de winter
voorbij is); version francaise de H.
Moreno, l’allemand par C. Hebbel,
musique de Jan Blockx, of Belgium.
(Sept mélodies, no. 4) © (Text
French, Flemish and German
May 5, 1923: 1 c. May 18; EF 566120;
Heugel, Paris. 13607

fox-trot, paroles de
musique de Penso, of
France. “© ‘May <30; 1923; of <.- june
15; E 566488; Publications Francis
Day, Paris. 13608

Quanno passe ’nnanze ’o vascio; versi
di P. Vento, musica di G. Ciaravolo,
of Italy; mand. “acc. “Naples, “Santa
Tticia. /) 4to. "©, “Mia sas Sate ic:
June 22; E 566657; Italian book co.,
New York. 13609

Queen of Egypt; w Billy Colligan, m
Ferdie Grofe and Peter de Rose, of
U.S. «©, July: 30,1923 > Zara 3:
E 565980; Harms, inc., New York.

13610

Querelle (Bruits de voix); poésie de
Paul Géraldy, musique de Raoul
Brunel, of France. (Toi et moi, no. 2)
©: May 5; 1928-41) chy Mayt 16.1
566125; Heugel, Paris. 13611

Quiet (The) pool; by Eric -Grant, of
Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles;
piano. (Curwen edition, no. 9209) ©
June 14, 1923: 1 c. June 28; E 566785;

~ J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,, London. 13612

Quitting ~CThe);~ blues; Ww So G.= m
Arnold ‘T' Lax’ of °U."S2" Nea wor
city, Frank Harding. ©x {July 926,
1923; 2 c.’ July 30; E 565927; Solo-
mon Gray, Catonsville, Md. 13613

Radiant (The) morn hath passed away;
trio, w Godfrey Thring, m F. Leslie |
Calver, of Great’ Brita 7) Geirve
series, women’s voices, no. 867) ©
sipaly 17,1923; 2° el July/21soB, 565759 -
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 13614

@uand- ona. ca:
Nazelles,

802

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13638

Radio (The) fans; march, W. J. O., | Reaper’s (The) song; by Nellie Simpson,

o >: piano. Thy vt ts. 1923;
2c. July 13; E 563761; William J.
Oates, Washington. 13615

Raff (Joseph Joachim) Giga con varia-
zioni; from Suite pour piano seul, by
J. Raff, op. 91, ed. and played Lucille
Manker, of U. S. (Solo carola, no.
74947) «Music rolh © June 29, 1923;
2c. July 9; E 563602; Cable co.,
Chicago. (© editing) 13616

Ragging the scale; w Dave Ringle, m
Ed. B. Claypoole, of U. S. New York,
Broadway music corp. © July 26,
1923; 2'c. July 28; E565920; Artmusic,

- yne., New York. 13617

Railroad galop; by Eduardo Marzo, of
ers. giand: © July’ 12, -1923;°2 c.
July 14; E 563910; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 13618

Railroad man; fox trot, Meyer, Er-
man and Schoebel, ed. McNair Ilgen-
fritz, of U. S., played Clarence M.
Jones, of U. S. (Recordo, word roll,
no. 67970) «Music rolh © July 25,
(972 July 30: °%, 565955.“ Re-
cordo player roll co. Chicago. «©
editing and interpretation) 13619

Rainbow tears; w E. E. G, m John
Peak yan, on: U,. 9... ©. 1 .c,..Aug., 4,
1923: E 570078; Elmer Eugene Gus-
tafson, Fruitport, Mich. 13620

Rainbow’s end; w Chas. Phillips Glad-
stone, m A. B. P., of Canada. ©
i c. June 13, 1923; E 565416; Adry
Benjamin Phillips, Halkirk, Alberta,
Canada. 13621

Raindrops are teardrops from heaven;
w Billy Curtis, melody Billy Harrison,
pe Ws SP Oo) coe 2, 1923) E
570022: Jack Mills, inc., New York.

13622

Raising Cain: w Joseph H. Trent,
melody Donald Heywood, of U. S. ©
1 c. Aug. 2, 1923; E 570029; Jack
Mills, inc., New York. 13623

Rajah (The) ; by A. W: E. A., of U.S.,
arr. William C. Lindeman, of U. &.;
piano. © 1c. July 21, 1923; E 565738;
Axel W. E. Austin, New York. 13624

Rapsodie dahoméenne; de Aug. de

Boeck, of Belgium; piano conducteur.
(Collection excelsior, no. 1) © Dec.
31, 1922: 1 c. July 7, 1923; E 566865;
Alph. Darimont & cie., Brussels, Bel-

ee Tit11. 13625
Rattler (The) ; fox trot, w H. D. H.,m

Harry Morton, of U.S. © 1c. July

19, 1923: E 565696; Hazel D. Halli-

day, Seabright, Calif. 13626

2103—23—_5

of Great Britain; violin and piano.
July 11, 1923: 1c. July 12; E 567018;
A. Weekes & co., Itd., London. 13627

Reason (The); w Marion St. John
Webb, m Vivian Hickey, of Great
Britain. © May 29, 1923; 1 c. June
11; E 566474; Augener, Itd., London.

13628

Red head step child blues; w and m C.
A. wor Ul Sy ©. lee. July if -1973=
E 565654; Clinton Angrys Kemp,
New York. 13629

Red hot; w and melody Ted Koehler,
Maurie Sherman, Frank ‘Trumbauer
and Wallace Bradley, of U. S., arr.
W. Bradley. © 1 $c. July 7, 1923;
E 563616; Leo Feist, inc.,. New York.

13630

Red rose of Spain, Coralito mine; tango
fox trot, w Irving Caesar, m D. Ca-

Pitoe,, OF Uo © Jily 2 boca 2
July 5; E 563528; Harms, inc., New
York. 13631

Regrets; w H. C. S., m James P. Fitz-
gerald, of U. S. © 1c. June 28, 1923;
E 563513; Harry C. Shunk, Carding-
EO Oy. F 13632

Remember dearie; w Sam Ehrlich, mel-
ody Hugo Savino, of U. S., arr. M.
David. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1923; E.570024;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 13633

Rememb’ring ; in Topsy and Eva, w and
m the Duncan sisters ri. e. Rosetta and
Vivian Duncan) of U. S. © July
769923 5°2. ied | aly 272 Et 570059-
Thomas Wilkes, San Francisco.

13634

Rencontre (La); paroles de A. M. Gos-
sez, musique de E. Letellier, of France.
Paris, Max Eschig. Contents: 1. La
rencontre. — 2. Elle passe.—3. L’ap-
proche. © May 30, 1923; 1c. June 15;
FE 566511; Edgar Letellier, Paris.

13635

Render thanks and praise; harvest
anthem, w from the Bible, m Caleb
Simper, of Great Britain; mixed
voices, with organ acc. 4to. © July
4, 1923; 1 c. July 12; E 567019; A.
Weekes & co., Itd., London. 13636

Rest in Him; 'w C. W. J., sr., m Thoro
Pornis, of U.S: He sully 1923.
2c. July 9; E 563576; Charles Wesley
Jorden, sr., Millvale, Pa. 13637

Reve d’enfant; par Edouard Flament,
of France, op. 4, no. 1; orch. avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. © June 19,
1923; 1 c. July 7; E 566913; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 13638

893

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

13639

Revenge; w O. B., melody Herman
Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher) of
a: te.) July "25,2025 2

568092; Opal Berg, Houston. 13639

Réverie poétique; by Maurice Baron,
of France; piano. © June 23, 1923;
2-c-\ July 9; FE 563573; -Belwit, anc.,
New York. 13640

Rhapsody; waltz, Gus Swayne, of
England; piano... ©. July 23, 1923;
1c. July 24; E 567117; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 13641

Rhythms; w Charles Hayes, m David
Richards, of Great Britain; in G.
Olay, 29, 1923-1 c. sume, a0sc
566818; Boosey & co., London.

13642

Rice (Eustace Bond) Fourteen syn-
thetic exercises (Quatorce ejercicios
sintéticos); for tone-balance, hand
extension, counter rhythms and finger
independence, by E. B. Rice, of U. 5.;
piano, single hand. (Schirmer’s
scholastic series, v. 143) © June 15,
19234 Qve:'June“22; BH 565055; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13643

Rich (The) man and the poor man,
w and m R. P. Weston and Bert Lee,
of England; in C._ (Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations) © June 15, 1923;
1c. June 29; E 566764; Francis, Day
& Hunter, London. 13644

Ride on in majesty; hymn anthem, w
H. H. Millman, m William Baines,
of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. ©
July 12, 1923; 2c. July 14; E 563888;
Theo. Presser co., Bene lena

Riedarson (Per) Hymne; af P. Riedar-
son, of Norway, op. 10, 11._ 1. Violin
eller cello med piano.—2. Piano.
Jan. £15, 1923¢ die. teach Mat422;
E 566603, 566606; Musikcentralens
forlag, a. s., Christiania, Norway.

13646, 13647

Ring-a-ring o fairies; poem M.
Nightingale; in D rand) A_new day;
poem Lily Dougall; in G.: unison
songs for children, m Felix White, of
Great Britain. Williams ed. 4to.
(Joseph Williams’ new series of
songs, duets & trios for schools and
classes selected and ed. by Ernest
Read: Unison songs, no. 1, a, b)
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations: ©
May 23, 1923; 1 c. June 4; E 566306 ;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London.

13648

Rip saw blues; by F. M., of U. 5.; piano.

© 1c. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570155; Fred

Megson, Minneapolis. 13649

ptr hese 18

Rise (The): of Rosie O'Reilly; selec-
tion,’. George Mi, Colgan,” Of Us s.:
arr. “Geo. “J. “Wtitkaus, of Mila a. ;
piano: © July 5, 1923-2 ce July 13>
FE, 563717; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 13650

Ritorna a me; versi di D. Petriccione,
musica di G. Spagnolo, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to.
©*May 1;'1923>-11c. Jone BSE
566655; Italian book co., New York.

13651

River Shannon moon; waltz, Walter
Wallace. Smith; of -Uy Sivlarr2 O.
Sctacea, of WeS: band: dbl. 32mo.
(Feist edition, 1631) © July. 10,
1923; 2 c. July, 11; E 563684; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. (© arrange-
ment] 13652

Rockabye town; w Andrew Sterling,
melody Geo. W. Meyer, of U. S.
1c. July 28, 1923; E 565879: Irvine
Berlin, inc., New York. 13653

Roite (Die) kusine, fun roiten Russ-
land; duet, w Yankele Brisker, m
William Gingold, of U. S. © Jan.
5, 1923:°2. c fly 2) See
Leiserowitz pub. co., New York. 13654

Rolling home in the morning, after the
ball; waltz, w and m Fred Godfrey,
of Great Britain; in C.. (Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations!) © June 11,
1923; 1 c. June 13; E 566663; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 13655

Rolling (A) stone don’t gather no
moss; w and melody T. C., of U. S.,
arr. Harry’ T: Myers, of sUmiS22©
ttc. July 31, 1923; % -5659sege Ted
Caldwell, Louisville, Ky. 13656

Rolling waves; by Orville A. Lindquist,
of U, S.;-pianoys Oajulys 265.1923;
2c.) July, 303;:E,. 568198 ; | Atthars P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 13657

Romance; de l’opérette L’amour mas-
qué, de André Messager, arr. par
F. S., of France; orch. avec piano
conducteur. 4to. (Célébre collection
des succés, no. 628) © May 15,
1923; 1 c. May 29; E 566240; Francis
-Salabert, Paris. (© aenegagy
. 136

Romeo, what did Ro-me-owe; w and
m Frank Wood and John P. Long,
of England; in F. (Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations!) © Apr. 26, 1923;
lc. June 16; EF 566550; Francis, Day
& Hunter, London. 13659

Rose of Mandalay; w and melody
Lucky Wilber and Ted Koehler, of
U:;S.: arr... Wilber, s}Optgesduty
20, 1923; E 568054; Leo. Feist, inc.,
New York. 13660

804.

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13683

Rose of old Madrid; w P. O. B., mel-
ody Walter Smith, of U. S. ©lc.
‘July 3, 1923; E 563477; P. O. Brewer,
San Francisco. 13661

Rose of Redonda; w M. W., melody
Herman Dubois ipseud. of Ethel
Fisher} of U.S. © 1c. July 25, 1923;
FE 568093; Maudena Walker, Redondo
Beach, Calif. 13662

Rose of the morning; from the Passing
show of 1923, w Cyrus Wood, m

Sigmund Romberg, of U. S. © July
Bee 2c. July 5; .B 563529;
Harms, inc., New York. 13663

Rose (A) will speak; w and m E. E.,
peebats. eG jh) cyt Jathy 26) 19235; Eh
565878; Eygenie Eckert, Jersey Oe

Rosen serenade; text af Kai Ahlendorf,
musik af Paul Lekytié, of Denmark,
op. 21; piano med tekst. © June 11,
1923; 1 c. June 28; E 566775; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 13665

Rosetime in Ireland, means home sweet
home to me; w and m H. J. D., of
mS’ © June 23, 1923; 2c. Jtly 6;
BE 563531; Henry J. Donovan, Provi-
dence, R. I. 13666

Rosie, my heart’s rosary; w and melody
Wm. Jerome, Billy Frisch and Walter
Donaldson, of U. S. © 1c. July 10,
1923; E 565575; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 13667

Rosy; w and m Issac S. Browne, of
WW. 5.1 ©.1 & Aug. 4, 1923; 1565973 ;
Columbia graphophone co., New
York. 13668

Roussel (Albert) Symphonie; par A.
Roussel, op. 23, transcription par
Lucien Garban, of France; piano a 4
mains en si bémol. © June 13, 1923;
1c. July 7; E 566915; Durand et cie.,
Paris. «© transcription) 13669

Ruby’s album, no. 9; valses Horatio
Nicholls, simplified Albert H. Os-
wald, of Great Britain; piano with
words. Contents: 1. Golden dream-
boat—2. Allah—3. Rainbow.—4. Sil-
ver star—5 Night of wonder.—6. Blue-
bird. © June 6, 1923; 1c June 8; E
566427; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 1367

Ruines du cceur; paroles de Francois
Coppée, musique de Albert Wolff, of
France. © June 29, 1923; 1.c. June
29: EF 566753; Enoch & co., Paris. .

13671
Runnin’ wild! part-song, Grey, Wood

and Gibbs; of: WacS:, arr.’ Alfred J.

Doyle, of U..S.; male quartette. 4to.

© July 9, 1923; 2c. July 11; E 563682;

Leo Feist, inc, New York. (© ar-
rangement] 13672

Sacred songs for church and home; se-
lected and compiled J. A., of U. S.
4to. New York, A. S. Barnes & co.
© July 10, 1923; 2 c.-and aff. July 13;
aff. July 18; A 711266; Juliette Alex-
ander, Piedmont, Calif. 13673

Sad ’n’ lonely blues; w and m Porter
Grainger and Lena Wilson, of U. S.;
piano with words.. © 1c. Aug. 2,
1923; FE 570025; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 13674

Saint-Anne (La) au village; humour,
paroles et musique de Paul Dupin, of
France; six voix. 4to. (Chant de ma
bouilloire, no. 26) © May 15, 1923;
ic. June 15; E 566495; Durand &
Ge. Panis, 13675

Sl. Dominic; mass, Latin w, m H. F.,
of England, op. 51; choir and orch.
with solo sop. and ten. and solo
violin. (Carnegie collection of British
music) © May 22, 1923; 1c. June 2;
E 566303; Harry Farjeon, London.

13676

Sainte: poéme de Stéphane Mallarmé,
musique de P. de Breville, of France.
© June a19> 923% Ae Fly he
566874; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.

13677

Salaam temple; march, J. G. Morrell,
of UV. :S.* military band. “4to.-. ©
June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 27; E 565270;
Carl Fischer, New York. 13678

Sally, I love you; w H..C..G,, melody
CS Me’ S.cot US." ©") july 2h
1923; E 565736; Harry C. Greene and
Charles M.-Smith, New York. 13679

Sangre mora; 3°7 paso doble flamenco,
por R. C., of Argentine Republic;
piano. © May Zl, 1923; 1c. June 6;
E, 566333; Ramon Coll, Buenos Aires,
Argentine Republic. 13680

Sarabande; de E. Chausson, arr. par S.
Chapelier, of France; orch. avec piano
conducteur. 4to. © May 30, 1923;
lic}. June 152. k.566517-5, Rouart,,.Le-
rolle & cie., Paris. (© arrangement)

13681

Saviour divine, I hear Thy gentle call-
ing; sacred song, w and m William
Baines, of U. S. © July 12, 1923;
2c. July 14; E 563920; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 13682

Saxophone man; w andm C. E., of U.S.
© May (772192315925 csi Mayeibl> E
565983; Chas. Elliott, Little Rock, Ark.

13683

809

13684

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. l11;tie6.; wi AS

Scandal (The); w Earl B: Westfield,
melody WG. Ss 0b.U. S27 @ai.
July 9, 1923; EF 563551; William Grant
Still, New York. 13684

Scars (The) of the cross; solo or duet,
w Samuel J. Townsend, m H. A. M.,
DE LE 8; ,alto-er bars and tens ©
June 1, 1923; 2 c. May 23; EF. 565498;
Harold A. Miller, Mt. Vernon, re

13

Scene de ballet; de Edouard Lavelle, of
England; piano. © May 29, 1923;
1 c. June 18; E 566595; Warren &
Phillips, London. 13686

Schmitt (Florent) Valse; extraite des
Feuillets de voyages, de F. Schmitt,
transcrit par H. Mouton, of Bel-
gium; orch. avec piano conducteur.
Ato. © June 20, 1923; 1c. July 31;
E 567164; Durand et cie., Paris. (©
transcription) 13687

School (The) for scandal; incidental
m for the play, arr. Henry Geehl,
of Great Britain; piano. Contents:
1. Menuet; by Handel.—2. Danse;
by Scarlatti—3. Rigaudon; by Ra-
meau.—4. Here’s to the maiden.—
5. Gavotte; by Martini—6. Menuet;
bypvkezart.-.© oJ uly -27,- 1923.) 4c.
July 24; E 567087; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London. (© arrangement)

688

Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria; by
F. P. Schubert, transcribed Gaston
Borch, “of. -U. "S.;. two: violins. and
piano, with violoncello ad lib. ©
ihuly 3): 1923 <2, cz July 79 he Sonb4

_G. Schirmer, inc., New York. (©
transcription) 13689

Hark, hark, the lark; by F. Schu-

bert, transcribed Albert Spalding, of

S.; violin and piano. © July 30,

1923;'2 c. Aug. 6; E 570152; G.
Schirmer amet. New .. York. 1°4©
transcription) 13690

Unfinished symphony; by F. Schu-
bert, arr. Sydney Herbert, of Great
Britain; band. 4to. (Boosey’s brass
band journal, no. 639) Ist move-
ment. Allegro moderato.—2d move-
ment. Andante con moto. © July 9,
1923; 1 c. Aug. 4; E 567263; Boosey
& co. London. (© arrangement)

13691

—_— The wanderer; melody, F. Schu-
bert, arr. Preston Ware Orem, of
U. S.; piano. (Miniature classics)
Gx hitly; 22; 1923 sige ky: ae
563881; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. (© arrangement) 13692

Schumann (Robert Alexander) Adagio
et allegro; par R. Schumann, op. 70,

rév. par L. Fournier, of France:
piano et cor en fa, ou violoncelle.
(Edition classique, no. 9998) ©-
June 13, 1923; 1 ¢ July 7;_B 566908 ;
Durand et cie. Paris. (© arrange-
ment) 13693

—— Romance; by Schumann-Schutt,
op. 28, no. 2, ed. McNair Ilgen fritz,
of U. S., played M. Oberndorfer.
(Recordo, no. 67880) (Music roll
© July 25, 1923; 2 c. July 30: E
565956; Recordo player roll €o.,
Chicago. (© editing 13694

Scuordete, oj ne’; versi di Vincenzo
Foglia, musica di Giuseppe Cozzolino,
of Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Casa
editrice musicale Vedova Fragassi e
figli. 4to. (Staff and numerical nota-
tions) © May 1, 1923; 1c. July 26;
F 567119; Italian book co., New
York. 13695

Scusi _ sa; versi di Nino Cozzi,
musica di F. S. Cataldo, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Canzonetta. 4to.
© Dec. 30, 1922; 1 c. June 29, 1923;
FE 566740; Italian book co., New
York. 13696

Search me, O God; w Gertrude Eliza-
beth Swallen, m W. J. M., of Great
Britain, domiciled at Chicago, III.
© July 11, 1923; 2 c July 16: E
563838; Walter Johnston Main, Chi-
cago. -. 13697

Seashore (The) home; w W. H. F,,
melody Herman Dubois ,pseud. of
Ethel Fisher) of U. S. | © 1.c. July
25, 1923; E 568095; W. H. Fellows,
Algoma, Wis. 13698

Second rhapsody; of the sea, by Alec
Rowley, of England; piano, (Magnus
albums, v. 99) © July 27, 1923:
1 c. Aug. 2; E 567258; Swan & co.,
Itd., London. 13699

Secret (The) of love; w E. D., melody
Herman Dubois tpseud.. of Ethel
Fishery of U.S Pa Beene 12.
1923; EF 565613; Elbina Dunn, Minne-
apolis. 13700.

Secrets; in The co-optimists, w Clif-
ford Seyler, m Melville Gideon, of
England; in E flat. (Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations) © Mar. 20, 1923;
1c. June 15; E 566559; Francis, Day
& Hunter, London. 13701

See you down there: w and m R. P.

Weston and Bert Lee, of England; 4

f' B flat:
notations}

(Staff and tonic sol-fa
© June 15, 1923; 1c.

June 29;:.E, 566765; Francis) Day & @

Hunter, London. 13702

806

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

Senbrita: agenda. PS Sf Us Sie)
1c. July 24, 1923; E 565794: noe

P. Steele, New York. 13703
Serenade; by M. M., of U. S., op. 6;
piano. (Cover-title: Serenade spring-

time) “© June 22,'1923; 2c. July-12;
E 563686; Melvin Maccoul, Peters-
burg, Va. 13704

composed and rev. E. R. Blanchet,
of Switzerland, op. 15, no. 2; piano.
© July 12, 1923: Tos S July 14; E
565670 ; Composers’ music corp.,
Boston. 13705

version francaise de H. Moreno
dapres Rellstab, musique de Jan
Blockx, of Belgium. (Sept mélodies,
no. 5) (Text French and German)
@© May 5, 1923; 1c. May 18; E
566121; Heugel, Paris. 13706

Serenade espagnole; by Louis Godow-
sky, of Great Britain; violin and
mane «e) uly~ 6;-1923:;; 1c... Julye3
E 566827; W. Paxton & co., Itd., Ban.
don. 13707

Serenade romantic; by W. H. Richard-
son, of England; violoncello or violin,
and piano. © Nov. 30; 1922; 1 c.
June 13, 1923; E 566610; Friedrich
Hofmeister, Leipzig. 13708

Sergeant's (The) song; w Thomas
Hardy, m Gustav Holst, of Great
Britain; in A min. © June 21, 1923;
iP te! July 2; E 566795; Edwin Ash-
down, Itd., London. 13709

Services and songs; for use in the
junior department of the church
senoolk aml. @: BotefoU. S07 8vo.
New York - Cincinnati, Abingdon
press. © July 16, 1923; 2 c, and aff.
ditty, 255) AX -752221; - Josephine, L,.
Baldwin, New York. 13710

Setting (The) sun; by Walter Rolfe,
of U. §S.; piano. —(Juvenile. lyrics)
© July- 12, 1923; 2. c. July, 14;.-E
563904; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 13711

Seven years hard; w’and m James M.
Gallatly, of England; in D. (Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations; © June 15,
1923; 1 c. June 29; E, 566771; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London.

Seynes (Georges de) 4 piécettes; trés
faciles, 1°" position, par G. de Seynes,
of France; 2 violons. Contents: 1.
Histoire —2. Menueti—3. Cantique.—4.
Marche. © June 19; 1923; 1 c. July
how 566878 ; Max Eschig, Paris.

13713

Shadow man: from The nine o’clock

revue, w Graham John, m Max Da-

rewski, of England; in B flat. (Staff

13712

13727

and tonic sol-fa notations} © Mar. 20,
1923; 1 c. June 15; E566558; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 13714
Shadows of memory; waltz, w Fred W.
Leigh, m Felix Godin, of England;

- piano with words. © Mar. 20, 1923;
lc. June 15; F 566560; Francis, Day
& Hunter, London. — 13715

Shadowy avenue; w E H., m John F.
Ryanwonw). &. Ouse July 28, 1923;.
E 565888; Emmeline Hopper, Chicago.

13716

She mistreated me; fox trot, w R. M.,
mE. So St Huntinston-or UU. S2O
lc. July 14, 1923; E 563799; Ramsey
McCann, Ittabena, Miss. 13717

She’s waiting for me; w J. W. S.,.m
2534S.) Huntinston, of Ast Ss? Gr. Fc:
July .°14,* 1923), 563795 5- fee WwW,
Streeter, jr., Liverpool, O. 13718

She wouldn’t do what I asked her to;
We aiid. faa: bs SANG” Oo alae Oe len,
AGt ae ten, (GLC NS ee ee
570050; Phil Bouteljé and Sam Gott-
lieb, Atlantic City. 13719

Sheik (The) of Ireland; w and m W.
JeIR., of ‘UL S. (Bluezprintri1©Oo:k c.
July 19, 1923; E 565699; William J.
Ryan, Edgewater, N. J. 13720

Shepherdess (The) and the chimney
sweep; version one, lyrics Lucy Cuddy,
m Mary Weaver McCauley, of U. S.
4to. 1. Piano se—2. Cello se.—3.
First; violin .sc. ..© “June. 27, 1923;
2c. each July 2; E, 563921563923 ;
Rand, McNally &.co., Chicago.

13721 18723

Shoe (The).; dance suite from the ballet,
John. Ansell, arr. Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; full military band with
conductor. (Chappell’s army journal,
no. 507). Contents: 1. The sabot.—
2. The: ballet shoe. — 3...The .court
shoe.—4. The sandal.—5. The brogue.

© _ohiine 22, “1923; 1 -e Tulya 5 25
566847; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
(© arrangement! 13724
Shootim:..crapssiiw 52H sy of E. Br S.
Huntington, of Us:Ss.-©-1. c,,Jaly
14, 1923; E 563780; E. Evans, Valla-
cite, Calif. 13725
Show me the way; sacred song, w Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, m N. E. S., of U. S.

© 1 « July 5,.1923; E 565483; Nat.
E. Solomons, Washington. 13726
Show me Thy ways, O Lord; sacred

duet, mA. ..W..“Lansing;.of Ul S.:
Sop. atid’ Dati <C> July 9). 19Z3%= Zc.
July 13; E 563760; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 13727

807

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

13728

Shuffle along; w Gus Kahn, melody Geo.
W,, Meyersiof “U. S. .@F 1c. July 28,
1923; E 565892; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 13728

Shy Nola; w and m Jas NG Fob to.
© June 28, 1923; C. sully fe,
565580 ; John Melvin Fisher se Louis.

Si mon cceur était une cage (O ware
mujn hert) ; gedicht van Pol De Mont,
version. francaise de H. Moreno, mu-
sique de Jan Blockx, of Belgium. (Sept
mélodies, no. 6) © May 5, 1923;
1 c. May 18; E 566122; Heugel, Paris.

13730

Siam; w Walter Smith and P. O. B.,

m W. Smith, of U.S. © 1c. July 21,
1923: E 565729; P. O. Brewer, San

Francisco. 13731

Sicilian shore; w and m S. B., of . S:
1 c. July 23, 1923; E 568028;

Salvatore Billeci, Berkeley, Calif.
13732

Sicilienne; d’aprés le concert de E.
Chausson, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. avec piano conducteur.
Ato. © May 30, 1923; 1 c. June 15:
FE 566516; Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris.
‘© arrangement) 13733

Sighing; w and melody Z. F., of U. S.
© 1c. July 12, 1923; E 565624; Zeph
FitzGerald, Grand Rapids, Mich.

13734

Signorina dell’ ufficio; versi di Ennio
Neri, musica di A. Cavarro, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Canzonetta. 4to.
© Dec. 30, 1922; 1 c. June 29, 1923:
E 566739 ; Italian book ¢o., New York.

13735

Silent (The) tread; w Charlotte
Camille Carmen, m George Graff, jr.,
of “Up Si are’. Tieo.'G!' Beach’ of
U.S. ©1e. July 26, 1923: E 565845:
Charlotte Carmen, Decatur, Ill. 13736

Silent (The) voice; w and m Caro

froma, arr.’ Geo. |. trinkaus, . of
U. S.; male voices. 4to. (Sacred
trios, quartets, etc., no. 976) © guy

20, 1923: 2c. July 28; E 565915;
Witmark & sons, New York. ©

new arrangement)

Sidlya. Lally ay’, Ace oe,
Eimntineton, of Us, S.. (©) a2,.c: July
14, 1923; E 563797; Anna Cafferty,
Philadelphia. 13738

Sinai; ouverture hébraique, de Joseph
Szule, arrpar F:°S/?of France: orch.
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Nou-
velle collection F. S., no. 33) ©
May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 29; E 566241;
Francis Salabert, Paris.

. ment) 13739

(© arrange-.

pt. 111 ahi eae

Since I’ve learned to sing; w anil m
R.R., of UsSs ane. donald Fy Heath,
of U.S. © ton July 23, 1923; E
568041; Roe Reaves, Hamilton, O.

13740

Sing along, Sambo; w and m Frank
Wood and John P. Long, of Eng-
land; in F. (Staff and tonic ‘sol-fa
notations; ‘© July 20;) 1925-1 “ec.
July 26; E 567146; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. 13741

Sing ‘em papa, sing me the blues; w

and m Connors and Blake, of U. S.
© July I, 1923; Le. july 12. July.
18; FE 563968; Joe Fishew, New
York, : 13742

Sing joyfully unto God; motet, w from
Psalm 81, m William Byrd, of Great

Britain, ed. Ivor Atkins, of Great
Britain; six voices. ..4to... (Choral
album,,:no. 1345) . © May +20, 19@3-
lic,7 June, ie

E 566443; Bayley &
13743

Ferguson, Glasgow.

Sing till the clouds roll by; two-pt.
choral from Jolly brothers, w Doug-
las Durkin, of Canada, domiciled at
New York, m Volkstedt, arr. Chris-

topher' O'Hare, of: ®Ui SJ; streble
voices. 4to. (Franklin edition, two-
part chorals, no. 266) © June 11,

$923.-5 (2 cr tial: Wen
Franklin music co.;
new lyric and arrangement 13744

Sirénes; de Claude Debussy, trans-
cription par Gustave Samazeuilh, of
France; piano a quatre mains. (Noc-

E, 563936; John
New York. (©

turnes, no.©3) © .May- 30, 1923;
1c. June 15; E 566492; J. Jobert,
Paris. 1© transcription) 13745
Sittin’ ina corner; “w, /Gus Kann,

melody Geo. W. Meyer, of U. S. ©
lc. July 28, 1923; E 565895; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. * 13746

Sittin’ pretty pa a gal in Tennessee;
fox-trot, w J. Me na, Kein p
rpseud. of K. K Hume of U. S.,
arr. Ed. Grande, of U. S. © 1c.
June 21, 1923; E 563497; John M.
Murphy and Karl Karp Hume,
Toledo, O. 13747

Sixtes; par R. Hasert, choisie, revue,
doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp, of
France; piano. (Collections du
ménestrel : Anthologie du pianistique,
4° série, no. 95) © "May 5, 192871 cc.
May 18; E 566109; Heugel, Paris.
© collection, revision, fingering and
annotation} 13748

Skies are dark when you’re away; bal-
lad, -Ernest+Rs Ball,.. arr. Geoz- J-
Trinkaus, of UL Ss4 orch., in FE flat.

808

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13774

4to. © June 28, 1923; 2 c. July 7;
E 565560; M. Witmark & sons, New
| York. «© new arrangement) 13749

w Elizabeth McCabe aes m
Ernest R. Ball,-of U. -$:; ries i.
Sop. and alto. £50) Sop. ane pin ©

S fie 10,51925- 2 c, each June 26;
EF 563309, 563310; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 13750, 13751

Skipping; w E. T., m Charles Thomas
Boamamss oO1.U. 5.. © 1. ¢.. July —5,
1923; EF 565424; Eddie Toy, Penns
Grove, N. J. £3752

Skye boat song; old Scotch air, arr.
Henry Tolhurst, of U. S.; violin and
piane. «© July 12, 1923; 2c: July 14;
E 563905; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. AVS

Slavonic melody; by Rudolf Friml, of
Wao. 2 piano. «© July 3,..1923; 2 «.
July 9; E 565530; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, 13754

Sleep (The) fairy; by Frances Terry,
ot WS, x piano, eye folks) ©
July 3, 1923; 2 c¢. futy. 92 5605535:
G, Schirmer, inc., New York. 13755

Sleep, O sleep; song, air 23, from Mr.
Gay’s ballad opera Polly, arr. Hubert
Bath, of Great Britain. © May 17,
1923; 1 c. May 31; FE 566227; Metzler
& co. (1920) Itd., London. 13756

Slip it to me, ease it to me, blues; w
Sugietitis , kesh, UL S.,-arr. Eddie
Heywood. © 1c. July 23, 1923; E
568045; Paul Carter, eee

Sloe eyes; w H. F. Bechtold, m F. P.,
of U. S. New York, Frank Hard-
MaoK® July 2 1923; 2 c. July 5; i
563522; Frank Peters, E. Fecune

Slow down sweet papa cause mama’s
catching up with you; w and m Sara
Martin and Mercedes Gilbert, of
We+S.3, piano.< with, words.. “© 1s c.
Aug. 2, 1923; E 570034; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 13759

Beale: w O. D., melody Herman
Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher) of
Mec (Oool ec: July,.12,°1923% -E
565617 ; Repke Dudte, Toledo, O.

13760

Smilin’ brown eyes: w. and melody J.
Des or Was. ©:1 ex jaily 24, -1923-
E 565793; Joseph D. Cancelmo, Phil-
adelphia. 13761

Smiling at me; w E. D., melody Max
Renard, of U.S: .© te. July 16, 1923;
i 563817 - Elbina Dunn, Minneapolis.

13762

Smiling crowds; w and melody Sidney
Holden and Roy Dieterich, of U. S.,
ae tarry Guy. Ot tl. a Oo ane:
Sly 198 Toa S0d0o Ds Ee eee
Womack music co., Detroit. 13763

Smith’s tuneful solos; by various authors,
of USS... witlr: piane ace.” .1’"Bango =
plectrum style, in -C notation.—2.
Banjo; finger style, bk. 1—3. Tenor-
banjo. © May 29, 1923; 2 c. each and
aff. May 31; A 708563-708565; Wm.
J. Smith music co., inc., New York.

13764-13766

Smoketown blues; w and m B. S., of
U.S. ©lc. Aug. 4, 1923; FE 570067;
Billy Smythe, Louisville. 13767

Snakes hips; fox trot, Spencer Wil-
liams, ed. McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S.,
played Clarence M. Jones, of U. S.
(Recordo, word roll, no. 67850) (Mu-
sic roll © June 28, 1923; 2 c. July
9; EF 563588; Recordo player roll co.,
Chicago. (© editing and interpreta-
tion} 13768

S’nora, how she can snora; w F. F., m
Sam Coslow and Al Sherman, of U. S.
©: July: 21, 1923-02 ¢..\July 21; B
565776; Fred Fisher, inc., New York,

13769

Snow sprites; by Frances Terry, of
U. S.; piano. (Come, dance and
play); © -July.9,: 1923 +.2-c-jJuly 13;
E 563753; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 13770

Snowball song; Auld lang syne, from
The nine o’clock revue, w Graham
John, m Max Darewski, of England;
in D. (Staff and tonic sol- fa notations)
©? Marx,20, 1928:°1 cobjune d5e-E
566555; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon-
don. 13771

So nice; w Arthur Swanstrom and
Carey Morgan, m Max Rich, of U. S.
© June 22, 1923; 2 c. June 23; E
563290; Irving Berlin, inc., New pes

13772

Sogno di primavera; mazurka, di Giu-
seppe Tarantola, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn; instrumental. © 1c. Aug.
2, 1923; E 570041; Rosario Catalano,
Brooklyn. 13773

Soir; paroles de Camille Guiboiseau,
musique de Paul Fiévet, of France.
Editions musicales Buffet-Crampon &
cie. ©- May 30, 1923;:,1 c. June 15;
E 566503; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

13774

Sclemn mass in C: in honor of the
Blessed Trinity, by Joseph Fletcher,
of U. S., cp. 100; mixed voices, organ

— 809

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

13775

pt. 111, 2. s., v.18

Solemn mass in C—Continued.
acc. . 4to. ©-July,.14, 1923: 2:c.. July
17; FE, 563848; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield
Park, (No). 13775

Solitude; par Lucien Wurmser; - of
France; piano. Editions musicales
Buffet-Crampon & cie. © May 21,
1923: 1 c.. June 6; FE, 566341; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 13776

—— paroles de G. Barrier, musique de
‘Ch. Tournemire, of France. © May
BO erO25t «lc. June 15. Be 56655:
j. Janin, Ouillons, France. 13777

Some baby; w and melody J. P. C., of
US. © 1 -elijaly3l, 1923.0, 565943 -
John Philip Ciaramella, New York.

13778 |

Some day I'll wander back to Flanders’
fields; w.and m G. G. D., of U. S.
San Francisco, Calif., Keaton sales co.
©: June 28:1 1923" c: “fane™ 25, . 12 c.
July 16; E 565665; George Gibson
Davis, San Francisco. 13779

Some early morning; w Ray Klages, m
Jas. V. Monaco and Billy Fazioli, of
2 Uso. © uly 20; °1923);.2-cxfuly20-
E 568004; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 13780

Some sweet day; from Ziegfeld follies
of 1922, w Gene Buck, m Dave
Stamper and Louis A. Hirsch, of U. S.
rr july: 29, 1925s a2 fe... Jaby0d2 < F
563871; Harms, inc., New York.

13781

Somebody else is crazy ‘bout your used
to be; w and m Sara Martin and
Mercedes Gilbert, of U. S.; piano
with words? ©.:1c. Augi 24 1023 -
-E 570028; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 13782

Somebody else will be crying; w Jos. A.
Yanchick, melody T.. F. C., of U. S.
© 1c. July 19, 1923; E 565698; Theo.
F. Chuya, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 13783

Somebody’s trying to steal you from me;
w and melody Eugene West, Lester
Santly and Ira Schuster, of U. S., arr.
Ee Wests’ ©} 1°E! July’ 2801925." E
565930; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

; 13784

Somebody something like you; fox trot,
w and m V. C., of England, domiciled
ae Nidsdra Falls “N.Y... July. 4,
1973 22-c: July 5: 5654905. Victor

.- Courville, Niagara Falls, N: Y.° 13785

Somebody’s heart; w M. E. B., m John
fe Ryan, sor). tS. (©. l.c. Jury, 24,
1075-7 Bye Og760 > aN:

Malden, Mass. 13786

FE. Barzelay,

Someone’s mighty lonely; w and melody
LRA. ot “OS. (Oe ee
1923; FE 563499; Lenard Richard
Ayers, Fitzsimons, Col. 13787

Sometime Til hear your sweet voice
calling; by Lee W. Lockwood, arr.
J.. Geo. Boehme, joi lU? “ae eau y

band: > “4to.° XO). June 20, eee
June 30; E 565418; Boosey &'’ co.,
New York. (© arrangement; 13788

Sometimes ; w and melody M. M. K., of
UW S2 © 1°e uly ORie2s eer -
Maurice Morris Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y.

13789

Sommeil de la belle au bois dormant;
par Roland Saint Aulaire, of France;
piano, 4 mains. (Les contes de grand
miére, no. 4) © June 19, 102331" c.
July 7; E 566897; Jean Jobert,; Paris.

13790

Sommerlust (Joys of summer); walzer,

von Paul Lincke, of Germany. 1.

Salon-orch.. mit viclino obbl, 4to. . 2.

Piano: ©. .June 4, 1923; 1 ©: each

June 6; E 566322, 566325; -Apollo-
verlag, Berlin. (© arrangement)

13791, 13792

Sonatine; par Darius Milhaud, of

France; flute et piano. Contents: 1.
Tendre—2. Souple—3. Clair. © May
24 19S SE, ya 2 eet
Durand et cie., Paris. 13793

"par ‘Georges Atiric’ or ‘Prance;

piano, “©June’ 19-1925 40 c-fos? ;
FE 566873; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 13794

Song (A) of devotion; by George W.
Andrews, of U. S.; violin, cello, harp
and organ. Fischer ed. . (New and
standard compositions, no. 5203) ©
July 26, 1923; 2c. July 27; E 565929;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 13795

Song (A) of liberty; w and m Eric
Leidzen, of U. S., 1st papers. _(In
War cry, Independence day number)
©. June, 3Q. 1923 2 =e hey ea Es
563990; Salvation army, inc, New
York. 13796

Song (The) of songs; set to m Granville
' Bantock, of England; six solo voices,
chorus andorch. Vocalse. pt.2. ©
July 27, 1923. 1c Age: 2> ES67Z59 ;
Swan & co., Itd., London. 13797
Song (A) of summer; by Gail Ridgway
Brown, of U. S.; violin and piano.
©), Jub.’ 17; “1923-"2 “ce apy a sk,
565762; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 13798
Song of. the basket-weaver; from St.

Lawrence sketches, by Alexander Rus-
sell, of U. S., trans. A. Walter Kra-

810

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

13819

mer; violin with piano ace. ( Fischer
edition, no. 5267) ‘© July 28, 1923;
2c. July 30; E 568188; J. Fischer &

bro., New York. 13799
Song (A) of quietness; w Royden
‘Barrie, m Haydn Wood, of Great

Britain. © July 23, 1923; 1c. July 24;
E 567095; Chappell eo: leds Lon-
don. 13800

Song of the bowmen of Shu; w from
Cathay, by Ezra Pound, m Granville
Bantock, of Great Britain; male voices.
Ato. (Boosey’s. modern festival series
of choral’ music, no. 1) (© June 28,
1923;.1c¢.. Aug. 4; E 567262; Boosey
& co., London. 13801

Song (The) of ‘the clock; by Wm.
Wallace and Rex Burchell, arr. Syd-

ney Baynes, of Great Britain; band
with piano conductor as acc. to
voice,» violin or solo’ cornet. © 4to.

(Boosey’s string band magazine, no.
225) ©); June 12192351) c. Augisds
E 567268; Boosey & co., London.
(© arrangement} 13802

Song of the flea (IIScua o On0x$);
w Johann . Wolfgang von Goethe,
English version Alice Mattullath, of
U. S., French: version M. D. Cal-
vocoressi, m M. Moussorgsky; high
voice, in D minor. (Superior edition,

5604) * © May 25, 1923; '2 c.:June
27; -565265 Carl Fischer, ‘New
York. (© English version 13803

Song (The) of the wild; by Eric
Coates, arr. H. M. Higgs, of Great
Britain; salon orch. 4to. (Chappell
& co.’s salon orchestral journal, no.

ory Mey ily 241079201 ee "Ane. 4:
E 567274; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. (© arrangement) 13804

Songs of a wayside inn; song cycle, w
K.F.,m Frederick Mallen, of England.
London, Reeder & Walsh. Contents:
1. The sign of the inn—2. A toast
to mine host. — 3. ’Osses. — 4. When
good fellows gather. © July 10, 1923;
lc. July 25; E 567096; Kay Foster,
London. 13805

Songs of conquest; for use in public
worship, prayer services, etc., ed. J. F.
B., of U. S. New York-Cincinnati,
Abingdon press. 8vo. © Mar. 30,
1923; 2c. and aff. June 30; A 705989;
Joseph F. Berry, Philadelphia. 13806

Sono italiano; polka, melody G. B., of
Faly. © 1c. July 5, 1923:/E 565475:
Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 13807

-Sons of Scotland; w A. L. S., m George
Grate. Ors. arr. Theo. “G.

cach, O14, OL WO. 1 Ce.“ hilly, 12a
E, 565837; Alexander Lees Stevenson,

Victoria, B. C., Canada. 13808
Sophie Grisez; invocation, paroles et
musique de Paul Dupin, of France;

trois voix. 4to. (Gerbes et faisceaux;
no, 2). ©’ May” 15, 1923 2 Lc fine
15; EF 566520; Durand et cie., Paris.
13809

Soul of Russia; gems of Russian music,
arr. Luigi Paparello, of U. S.; Ist and

2d mand., or violin, guit. and piano.
© July 5, 1923; 2c. July 6; E 563537;
Metro music co., New York. 13810
Sous le regard des Dieux bienveillants
a amour; paroles et musique de Max
d’Ollone, of France. (Paysages grecs,
no. 2) .© May 5, 1923: 1 c. May
18; E 566139; Heugel, Paris. 13811
South bound blues; w and melody T. D.,
of U. 'S., arr.” Stanley S$. Miller, of
AS. AC) Le Cale 21: 1025 B05 7256
Tom Delaney, Baltimore. 13812
South folk in cold country; w from
Cathay, by Ezra Pound, m Granville
Bantock, of Great. Britain; male
voices. 4to. (Boosey’s modern festi-
val series of choral music, no. 3) ©
June 28, 1923;-1 c. Aug..4; E, 567261 ;
Boosey & co., London. 13813

Southern dreams; w Marion E. Conley,
m Jack Egan, of U. S. © Aug. 2,
IOZa5 oe Aug. 4; E- 570145; Tee
Berlin, inc., New York. 13814

Southern Rose; fox-trot, w and m
Billie Mayerl and Charles Horn, of
England; in F. (Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations! © July 24, 1923; lc.
July 26;.E 567129 ; West’s, Itd., Lon-

don. 13815
Souvenir; intermezzo, von Georg
Beyer, of Germany, klav. arr. von

Otto Lindemann, of Germany; piano.
© Nov. 30, 1922; 1 c. June 13, 1923;
E 566612; Edition Accord, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 13816

paroles de Arthur Smith, -musique
de"E. Cy -o£f.Ua5.,.© June 19, 1923 ;
Pcs july, 2s Be Sosho2 > Musebe
Champagne, Lowell, Mass. 13817

Souvenir de Spa; de Henri Chollet,
transcription par Marcel Avy, of
France; harmonie ou fanfare, avec
conducteur si bémol. © 4to. © May
21, 1923: 1 c. June 6; E 566334;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. :© trans-
cription) 13818

Souvenirs de printemps; valse chantée,
paroles de M. L., musique de G. B., of
Francey ©’ May-12, 1923;°1 ‘ec: Jane
6: E 566321; Germaine Briffault et
Mathilde Lemelle, Paris. 13819

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pt. 111, n.s., vy. 18

13820
Sparkling eyes; valse animato, duet,
Bert R. Anthony, of U. S.; piano.

(Life in spring) © July 12, 1923;
2c. July 14; FE 563878; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. ‘ 13820
Spinning song; by William Scher, of
Uz’ S.,. op-1,.no.,73;. prane. “© June
19: 1923=" 2c. Jumes253. B 5032915 ly.

Chernomas, Brooklyn. 13821
Spirit (The) of pageantry; grand
mareh, p..Percy 7H. Pletcher: arr.

Sydney Herbert, of Great Britain;
band. 4to. -(Jn Boosey’s brass band
journal, no. 635) © May 28, 1923;
lc. June 30; E 566810; Boosey & co.,
London. 13822

Spiritual songs; organ acc. London,
J. B. Cramer & co., Itd. Contents:
1. Love’s light; w Joseph Crossland,
m.D..Corner, arr. F. J. R. McLaren,
of Great Britain—2. Truth divine;
w Joseph Crossland, m Walter
Schttt.—3. Rest in perfect love; w
Dorothy Parker, m Schubert. © May
14 19234" er? May’ 16; *E, Sd0l83
George Parker, Cintra, Hatch End,
Middlesex, England. 13823

ssposed tos we Hark 5B... Westield,
melody, Wi G.S.,: Gf Wawwe©) alec.

Puly— 9, "1923" EK 563550,’ “William
Grant Still, New York. 13824
Spring whispers; composed and

played Billings, ed. McNair Ilgen-
ime, Of. U.S. (Solo, eafolay, mo.
75026) «Music rolh © June 29,
1623" 2c. Fulye 9 Ke 505598; veaple
co., Chicago. (© editing) 13825
Spring’s triumph; w Frances Ebbs-
Canavan, m J. Douglas Macey, of
U. S.: medium voice in C. June
Ze O2386 2 re Jtily fle OO IOS.;
Thomas’ W. Hatch, inc.,. Chicago:
13826
Springtime; by Edwin Vaile McIntyre,
OW. S,, Oph 1O:64 ss plamo. s(t
a-lO-wa series, no. 4) June 29,
nO2S-<2iic. aly 22 7505708; Wallis
music co., Cincinnati. 13827
fox trot,..w “jack -Payer, m. Dish
Payne, of WU. S23 atr; Roger Daboll,
Of. ©, June 16519235 2-cr June
AO ror *563685, 7 John prPayer: and
Elisha B. Payne, New London, Conn.
13828
w M. S., m George Graff, jr., of
Ugiosvatr. «Lheo, G. "Beach, ot, U.S.
Gel ec. July 26,1923 -B,” 505833);
Mamie Shemwell, Heber Springs,
Ark. 13829
Springtime greetings; by B. Percy
damess Ob JU. plano.
New York—Chicago, Evans

music

Boston—.

c0.:,© July .20,. 1923002. c ayaa tG :
E 563986; M. T. Evans, Boston.
: -. 13830
Springtime waltz; w and m M. D.
W.,..of U:. S.. OL May See a c.
June 1; 1 c. July 2; E 565501; Mary

Davidson Wright, San Antonio.
13831

Staccato; par L. Keehler, choisie,
revue, doigtée et annotée par JI.
Philipp, of France; piano. (Collec-
tions du ménestrel: Anthologie
Pianistique, 4° série, no. 86) © May
5)°°1923 :" 3h eo oMiay® 18to"s 566100 :
Heugel, Paris. «(© collection, re-
vision, fingering and annotation)

13832

Staccato caprice; by Vogrich} ed.
McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S., played
Ivan Kerouak. (Solo carola, ‘no.
74965) Music roli © June 29,
1923; 2 c. July 9; E 563595; Cable
co., Chicago. © editing) 13833

Standchen; valse boston, worte von
Doralph, musik von Edmund Eysler,
of Austria. "(© Mat Zu. eee: 1c:
June 1; E 566412; Gabor Steiner
(Leo Singer & co.) Vienna.

Stanford (C. V.) Three preludes and
fugues; by C. V. Stanford, of Eng-
land, op. 193, no. 1-3; organ. (Origi-
nal compositions for the organ, new
series, no.:98-100) ls ins@ 2) Tae C
min.—3. In B min. © June 8, 1923;
1 c. each June 16; FE 566599-566601 ;
Novello & co., Itd., London.

13835-13837

Three waltzes; by C. V. Stanford,
of England, op. 178; piano. (Magnus
albums, v.,.. 100)«: ©. July, 21923 ;
bee. Aug. 2; F. 507260. Spam me €0:,
Itd., London. 13838

Star ofthe South; by A. .M.. €:;7of
U.S. 3) piano..: ©, Ang. 401923: (2p.
Aug. 6; E 568363; Annie Miller
Christopher, Jacksonville, Fla. 13839

Stasera nun se canta; versi e musica
di F. M. Russo, of Italy ;.mand: acc.
Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to. © May 1,
1923; 1 c. June 22; E 566654; Italian
book co., New York. 13840

Stay till spring; w Ruth Ramsey, m
EB. GH K& of US S.. 22@71 ceiuly 710;
1923: E 565567; Emily Grace Kay,
Washington. 13841

Stealing to Virginia; dancing song, w
Gus Kahn, m Walter Donaldson, of
US." ©! Ate 1, 1923552 ce. oaieall
E 565970; Leo Feist, inc, New
York. 13842

812

13834

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS .

no. 8, 1923

13866

Stop flirting ; selection, m George Gersh-
win, William Daly and Paul Lan-
nin, selected and arr. H. M. Higgs,
of Great Britain; piano. London,
Chappell & co., ltd. © June 21, 1923;
1 c. June 26; E 566698; Harms, inc.,
New York. 13843

Stornelli allegri; versi di A. V. Bruno,
musica di P. Grimaldi, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Casa _ editrice
musicale Vedova Ceccoli e figli. 4to.
tStaff and numerical notations; ©
Beb. hh 1923; 1c. July,26; E,567120%
Italian book co., New York. 13844

Striker (Der); w and m Yankele
Brisker, of U. S., arr. Jacob David-
son. © Novy. 2, 1922; 2 c. Aug. 2,

1923; E 570060; J. Leiserowitz pub..

co., New York. 13845

Struttin’ school; w Jack Yellen, melody
Milton Ager, of U. S., arr. George
ioimanivot 05S. -©’1 c.-July- 6,
1923; FE 563507; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 13846

Summertime blues; w J. C. D., m E. S.

S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1c. July
£4 1923 <6E)' 563786; J. Co-De ‘Pina,
New York. 13847

Sunbonnet Sue; w Mamie Smith, m
Irving Edwards, of U. S. © June 7,
1923; 2 c. July 18; E 563957; Mamie
D. Smith, Battle Creek. 13848

Sunrise after a storm; tone picture,
text from the Te Deum laudamus, m
C. S. Childe, of U. S.; three choirs,
orch. and organ. 4to. © July 5,
1923; 2c. July 6; E 563542; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 13849

Sunrise and you; by Arthur A. Penn,
oer Geo: |. <rinkaus,, of “UPS.
(Ensemble arrangement of beautiful
Dalladstinos: 26,273) 137)2> hi Violin,
cello and piano.—2. Cello and piano.
—3. Violin and piano. © June 18,
1923; 2 c. each June 26; E 563311_-
563313; M. Witmark & sons, New

York. © new arrangement)
13850-13852
—— transcribed Geo. J. Trinkaus,
ote UO S.: violin; cello and piano.

(Ensemble arrangements of beautiful
- ballads, no. 26) © July 20, 1923;
_ 2c. July 28; FE 565918; M. Witmark
_-& sons, New York. (© new ap eaage:
ment) 13853
Sunrise on the mountain; from. Moun-
tain music suite, by Gaston Borch,
of .U. S.; piano. © June 15, 1923;
2c. July 5; E 565642; Belwin, inc.,
- oNew York. - 13854
Bounset,, dreams ;: ,,waltz,.:, B..,.. Percy
‘James, of U. $.;-piano. Boston—New

York—Chicago, Evans music co.

July 20, 1923; 2 c. July 16; E 563987;

M. T. Evans, Boston. 13855
Sunset glow; by M. Francisci, of U. S.;

piano. © June 20, 1923; 2 c. June 23;
E 565485; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 13856
Sunset memories; w F. C., m George
Graff, jr, of Us<Ss arr. .Theo.-G.
Beachy af U.S; {© l.ctjaaily .26>19235
E 565841; Florence Cove, Kokomo,
Ind. 13857

Sunset ‘spell3’w. ‘S's Mamilton, mF:
Leslie Calver, of Great Britain. 1.
Sop. = ten.—2. Alto or baritone. ©
Wily: 9) 1928 ::2 cheach Waly 13 77 E
563755; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 13858

Sunshine and smiles; South Dakota
sous. -w and mi DO) J. ar Uo. arn,
Arthur Smith. © July 10, 1923; 2 c.
July 13; E 563772; D. O. Jones and
W. Herbert Roberts, Sioux Falls,
Same Oe 13859

Sunshine city forever for me; w and
mvUGaC, M. and By) pBo wre) di Wiss:
© July W7,.19235 2 c7) jaily sls aE
563961; Gertrude Cobb Miller and
Ernest B. Holley, St. Petersburg,
Fla. 13860

Sunshine Mae; w and m John C. and
Benjamin F. Spikes. of /UL-S.,7 arr.
Jv. CoiSpikes.) ©. 1: e Vpaly 16, 1923:
E 565984; Spikes bros. pub. co., Los
Angeles. 13861

Superior California, land where the
poppies grow; w and m J. W. B.,
offU. S. ' (Blueprint; (©Oal eiafaly
21, 1923; E 565740; Joseph Whit-
man Barrows, Grass Valley, Calif.

13862

Sur l’eau (Over the waters); petite
barcarolle, Roger Clerbois, of U. S%.,
op. 8, no. 3; piano. (Sheet music
edition, P. 1313) © June 4, 1923;
2c. June 27; E 565259; Carl Fischer,
New York. 13863

Svundne dage; af Per Reidarson, of

Norway, op. 11; piano. © Jan. 15,
1923; 1 c. Mar. 22; E 566604; Musik-
centralens forlag, a. s., Christiania,
Norway. 13864
Sweet and sour blues; w: and melody
Leo Wood and Henry Lodge, of
U..S., 311.4 Lodge.1j©. luexs july

31, 1923; E 565978; Leo Feist,
New York.

Sweet Carmen; fox trot tango, w Leo
Wood and Dorothy Terriss, m Ned

inc.,
86

Arthur, of UsSi © june 727, 1923;
c. June 28; E 563423; Leo Feist
inc., New York. 13866

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

13867

pt. III, n. s.,v. 18

Sweet Charter chocolates and you;
fox-trot, w and m A. E. F., of U.S.
* Jisly 3057 W9255° 2 es i

565981; Arthur E. Fest, Roxbury,
Mass. - 13867
Sweet jasmine; by Edwin Vaile
Mcintyre; of Wi. Se 20p. 2a) no. 13.

piano. (At-a-lo-wa series, no. 3)
) Vane. 29° HOF 2c pal 2 ky
565709; Willis music co., Cincinnati.

13868

Sweet lover; w Addy Britt, melody H.
L. and: Don Bestor, of U.S. .©.1:c.
July 9,.1923; E 563546; Harry Link,
Atlantic City. 13869

Sweet mamma go bye-bye, sweet daddy
go cry-cry; w and melody Eugene
West, of, USS... °@, lee: July 28; 19235
E 565896; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 13870

Sweet old Chesapeake Bay; w and m

Walter Donaldson, of U. S. © July |

Sr 923% 2c. Sil SOE
Artists pub. co., New York.
Sweet precious dreams, of paradise;
w anddinr R; A. Boor, of Uns.
1c. July 3,:1923; E 565420; Richard
A. Bunch, jr., Indianapolis. 13872
Sweet sugar plum; w and melody Ned
Miller and Chester Cohn, of U. S.,,
arr. Chester Cohn. © 1 c. July 20,

563534 ;
13871

1923; EF 568052; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 13873
Sweet, sweet memories; w L. R. P.. m

FE. S, S. Huntington, of U. S.. © le.
July; 14 19235, 563793; .Ls2-R.7Pal-
mer, Ulster, Pa. 13874
Sweet sweet pa-pa your mama’s missin’

you; wand melody’ FE. J.. M,-cof
U.S. © 1c. June 18, 1923; E 565480;

Edw. J. Moore, Leavenworth, Kans.
13875
Sweetheart dear; w and m W. M. T.,

OF UF S&2 © Ac July 16, 1923; E
563802; William McMillan Talhott,
Paris, Ky. 13876

Sweetheart 0’ mine; w and m G. E. H.,
DELO. Sz, Owiic.: fulg 26X25 =) Fe
565848; Gerald Edward MHassmer,
Lawrenceburg, Ind. 13877

Sweethearts; w E. E. D., melody Her-
man Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher;

of US. O° oc.) Faly 16, 1923+
563808; Elda E. Dinsmore, a
13

Swingin’ down the lane; w Gus Kahn,
m Isham Jones, of U. S., arr. Alfred
J. Doyle, of U. S.; male -quartette.
4to. © July 9, 1923: 2... Faby tT) ;
E 563678; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
i@) arrangement 13879

Symphony in E flat: by Arnold Bax,

of Great Britain; orch. sc. © June

19''°1923; -T <c? “futie? 207 anes =

Murdoch, Murdoch & co., London.
13880

Take a look at Molly; Irish waltz,
Lee, W. Lockwood, ;,arr;. Ji, sGeor
Boehme, of U. S.; military band.
Ato... ©. June 20;,1923; 2c. Jie. 30 ;
E 565419; Boosey & co., New York.

(© arrangement) » 13881
Take me back again to dear old
mammy, she’s my sweet Missouri
rose; waltz song, w and. m C. Eugene
McClanahan, .of. Us Svares Gasca lL.
Johnson, of U.S. © June 22, 1923;
2c. July 12; E 563693; McClanahan

13882
Take me back to dear old Georgia;
woiW. Ts Ke mi Arnolds D. dyaxof
UsictS... (New York ieitpembieink
Harding. © July 26, 1923; 2 €, July
30; E 565924; Wallace T. Kyle, Belle
Vernon, Pa; 13883
Take me back to Dixie blues; w Donald
Heywood, melody Porter Grainger,
of U. S., arr. George Holman, of
Ups ie July 13, 1923: E, 563669;
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 13884
Take me back to Philly; w and m J. B.,
c U.S. ©: July +5) d923)i12:e. Jaly
E 568010; Joseph Bradley, Phil-
saunas 13885

Take me, O my Futher- trio or. three-
part chorus, rev. and adapted Eugene
F.. Marks, of U. S.; women’s voices.
Ato. © July 12, 1923; 2 c. July 14;
E 563890; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 13886

Tame cat; w Ezra Pound, m Joseph
Holbrooke, of Great Britain, op. 77,
no. 5; with clarinet obbl.. © July
6, 19231 coJjrily Bin Fn S66828e —W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 13887

Tango (Le) d’amour; de Paul Lekytieé,
of Denmark, op. 20; piano. © June
#0170236! 1c. June 262 02 5060401 ;
Waltielon Hansen, Copenhagen.

13888

iethaeis de mayo (Tango de mai) ;
paroles de Roger Toziny, musique de
Dardany,' of France. © May 30,

& Gregory, Kansas City, Mo.

192335 Ie! “‘Junes 454 & 566524 : L.
Brulé, Paris. 13889
Tarantella; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many, op. 169, no.’ 3; piano, six
hands. © July 3, 1923; 2c. July 9;
FE 565536; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 13890

Technique du violon; les 7 positions,
nouvelle méthcde élémentaire et pro-

814

7

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no..8, 1923

13916

gressive, par G. Navail, of France.
camer 1-3. «©: June ZI, 1923;-1 c. each

July 7; E 566868-566870; Navail.
Marmande, France. 13891-13893
Teddy (The) bear’s picnic; character-

istic novelty, John W. Bratton, arr.
Robert Mahood, of Great Britain; Ist
and Zd banjo and piano. "(Famous
ragtime banjo solos) © June 11,
1923; 1c. June 19; E 567458; M. Wit-

mark & sons, New York. {© new
arrangement) 13894
Tell all the folks in Kentucky, I’m

comin’ home; w and melody I. B., of
U.S. ©lc. Aug. 2, 1923; E 570048;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York: 13895

Tell me a story; ballad in dance rhythm,
~w M. Schonberger, m John Schon-
berger, of U. S. © June 27, 1923; 2c.
June 28; E 563422; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 13896
Tell me again with flowers; w A. W.,
im john Ryan, of U.'S., arr. “E.'S.
S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1c. Aug.
4. 1923; E 570077; Ariadne Wright,
Hustonville, Ky. 13897
Tell me oh tell me you miss me; w Mrs.
eet Mi ama Hy Richard, of Ui: S:. ©
1c. June 14,.1923; E 563516; Mrs.

L. I. Mauck, Detroit. 13898
Ten thousand vears from now; ballad,

Ernest R. Ball, sc. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
UvhS. ; band £98! F? »obl. 32mo2° ©
July 18, 1923; 2 c. July 26; FE 565860;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. ©
new arrangement) 13899
Ten times ten, times twenty, I’m going

back to Tennessee; w and m Il. B.
Gee otiU. S. -©<June. 21, 1923; -2 c.

June 23; E 563286; Ivo B. Glenn,
Nashville. 13900
Texas (The) Gypsies; w and m F. W.,

of U..S., arr. Hans Speger. © Apr.
ee 1023 2s July Oe |, 763056.
Fritzie Weimar, San Antonio. 13901
Texas-waltz (The); af Joseph Kappers,
of Denmark; piano. © June 1, 1923;
1 c. June 28; E 566774; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 13902

Thanks very much; w and m Hal Parre,
of England; in F. (Staff and tonic

sol-fa notations) © Apr. 26, 1923;
1c. June 16; E 566535; Francis, Day
& Hunter, London. . 13903

old cuckoo clock; w and m
Herbert Rule, Tom Mellor and Ben-
neg Scot.) o11iGreates Britam:: cin --B
flat. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations}
© june... S041 923-00 1o7 Ci,..fune::64
566310; B. Feldman & co., London.
13904

That lil’

That reminds me where I left my. um-
brella; w-R.- P. Weston and Bert
Lee, m R. Harris-Weston, of England;
in E, flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations) © July 20, 1923; 1c. July
- 26; F 567144: Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13905

Thats all; ow Shenae Aldwin, melody
Arnold, ls Lax, of 4028: 1c. June
1351923; by; 564778-. Lauis: sShear;
Kingston, Ont., Canada. 13906

That’s him; w and melody M. B. Y.
and: S21 Re D.,of UU Sa Ook ce isty
FL 1973- 563606 ; M. P. Yampell and
&. as Dubinsky, Philadelphia. 13907

That’s the pleasure( Voila!’ plaisir) ; fox-
trot, par G. Rinaldi, orchestré par Ciro
Urbini, of Italy; orch. avec piano-con-
ducteur.. 4to. © June 19, 1923; 1 c.
July 7; E 566910; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. i© orchestration) 13908

piano. Editions

musicales Buffet-Crampon & cie. ©

May 21, 1923; lc: June 6; E 566345;

Evette et Schaeffer, Paris: 13909

That's where you want it; comedy one-
step, w and m Percy Edgar, of Eng-
land; in G. (Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations} © July 16, 1923; 1 c.. July
26; E, 567123; West’s, Itd., London.

13910

That sweet something dear; fox trot,

w and m John C. and Benjamin F.

Spikes, “On SG. aii | eee opines.

Cc. opty, fo 1924 Si sp 5086.

Spikes bros. pub. co., Los Angeles.
13911

There ain't no man can fool me any-
more; w and melody H. P., of U. S.
I C. ie 2, eco, 570047 - Hal
Ro Pinder, Medford, Mass. 13912

There always is somebody else; w and
melody A’ N., of U2 S.3:@©@ 41 -e July
5, 1923; E 565427: Alonzo Noel, Los
Angeles. 13913

There is nothing too good for you; from
George White’ S Scandals. wee C.De
Sylva, and FE. Ray Goetz. m George
Gershwin, of U. S. © July 12, 1923;
2G. \ity toe S6307 6: Harms, inc.,
New York. 13914

There'll come a time; w and melody
Eyale S, of U2 S280 fF culily. 2);
S23 5B S65734- Irving Maison Stelle,
Newark, NERY" 13915

There may be days; w Noel Coward,
m Melville Gideon, of England; in
D. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations}
© Apr, 26° 19235) 1 "ch Tine 16. EB
566542 ; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13916

: 815

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13917

There’s a little white house, and a little
white lady; w and melody Walter
Donaldson and Howard Johnson, of

Uo. arr b. fohnson),. © Voc aly:
28, 1923; E 565931; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 13917

There’s a spot in the world that’s pex-
fect; w R. A. H., m*George Graff,
ie sor Wy *S.-sare Mineo, aes Beach,
Ore © "SOW cave oe F978
565462; Rose A. Hecker, Altoona,
Pa 13918

There’s a welcome waits for you in
Maryland; w F. Hedley Claxton, m
Will Topham, of Great Britain; in
C. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations)
© June 5, 1923; 1 c. June 6; E
566311; B. Feldman & ¢o., London.

13919

There’s no excuse left here for you;
w S. B., m Harry Jay ipseud. of
Blaery. |clancolm-of-U= Sir@ +k,

July 25, 1923; FE 568098; Stephen
Browning, Houston. 13920
There's somebody thinking of you,

Mary; w and m Scott Sanders and
yohm PP? “Vong of ‘England ; aa) G.
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; ©
ND eT O2S "| vl’ eC. te etn
500549. ee rancis, “Day? \& sdlunter,
London. 13921

They always put the blame on me; w
and m Leslie Elliott, of England; in
E flat. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions: «@) July 20; 1923; Ic. sulye26 ;
E 567139; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13922

They that trust in the Lord; w from
the -Bible, m C..9: Briggs, of U-45. ;
mixed voices. (Octavo series, mixed
voices, sacred, no. 1386) © July 9,
1923\- 2c: July P37 ale 56571 O. Arthur
P. Schmidt CO., Boston. 13923

Thinking of you; w and melody J. P.
Sot U.S Oe loc uly SL pales
E 565942; John Philip Ciaramella,
New York. 13924

‘ined (Lhe) «battalions smarch, | J-4/ 0:
Egerton, of England, arr. T. Bid-
good, of Great Britain; reed and
Brass jband. .4to.. © June 22, 1923;
1 c. July 6; E 566848; Hawkes &
son, London. 3925

Thomas (Charles Louis aa
The meadow; gavotte from Mignon,
two-part choral, w Martha Ostenso,
of Canada, domiciled at New York,
m Thomas, arr. Christopher O'Hare,
Of ay: S treble voices. Ato.
(Franklin -edition, two-part chorals,
mo: 203), © June AV 1923" 27 July

pt. 11 es 1s

14; E 563933: John Franklin music
co., New York. (© lyric and new
arrangement , 13926
Those entrancing eyes; w Armen

Touryan of. e. A. Wilson, melody

Herman Dubois tpseud. of Ethel
Fisher). of U: S. PF C.ubaen2 5,
1923; EF 568087; Armen Wilson,
Newark, N. J. 13927
Those free and easy blues; w and m
ee BAST oer es eae Wie: J csteweslaales, 3;
1923 ; E 563479; Arthur S. Shaw,
New York. 13928
Those missin’-kissin’ blues: w and

melody M. M. K., of U.S. ©1c.
July 25, 1923; E 568100; Maurice
Morris Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y. 13929

Those radio blues; w lL. Simcox,
melody Herman Dubois ipseud. of
Ethel Fisher) of U. S. © 1 c. July
25,. 1923; E 568094; Lula Simcox,
Washington, Mo. 13930

Those silver locks that frame your
faded brow; w and m J. M. B.,- of
US. © 1 @ Joly seagge2se &
568030; Jane M. Barth, Harper, Kans.
13931

Thought (A) of home at sea; trio, w
Mrs. Hemans, m F. Leslie Calver, of

Great Britain : women’s voices.
(Octavo series, women’s voices, no.
855)°"°© July 93! 1923 eice: fuly 13;

FE, 563722; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,

Boston. 13932
Three jolly gentlemen; w Walter de la
Mare, m Arthur Bliss, of Great

Britain, domiciled at Los Angeles.
© July 15, *1923=72. ch Sialy 20: E

568024 ; Composers’ music corp., New
York. 13933
Three thousand years ago; w Alex.

Gerber, m Jack Egan, of U. S.
July 14, 1923; 2 c. July 16; E 563843 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 13934

Three (The) witches; w Earnest
Dawson, m M. G.,, of U.S. ©l1e.
. July 28, 1923; E 565902; Matthew
Gold, Bayonne, N. J.. 13935

Tick! tock; the Dresden clock, in Ted
Lewis’ frolic, w Jack Yellen;- m
Milton Ager, of U. S. Production
ed.. © Aug. 4.19235 2 cawtuel 63 EF
568373; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, @
inc., New York. 13936

Tierces; par C. E. Hartknoch, choisie,
revue, doigtée et annotée par I.
Philipp, of France; piano.
tions du ménestrel: Anthologie
pianistique, 4° série, no. 90) © May

(Collec- |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

13958

no. 8, 1923
pees tc. "May 18;\° 8) -566104;
Heugel, Paris. :1© collection, re-

vision, fingering and annotation)

13937

Till I dream of my mammy again; w
iene. vasetaco., Grail, jt, of UL 'S.,
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. S.
fee. gly 20," 1923; 4505821; Janes
Freeman, Brooklyn. 13938

Till I wake; from Four Indian love
lyrics, by Finden, ed. and played
McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S. (Re-
cordo, word roll, no. 67930) :Music
rou. © Fuly’25;. 1923 2 'c.'July /30:
FE, 565953; Recordo player roll co.,
Chicago. 1© editing) 13939

Till the world comes to it’s end; w
Johnnie Brundjar, m Milt Prarie, of
Ww. S. 7 @©i<‘fane 22,.1923; 2. c.. July
12; E 563691; Prarie and Brundjar,
Little Balls, N. Y. 13940

Time flies; fox-trot, F. E. Hersom,
of Uy S.; piano... © 1c. July-6, 1923;
E 563511; Frank Ernest Hersom,
Fitchburg, Mass. 13941

Tin roof -blues; w Walter Melrose,
melody Leon Roppolo, Paul Mares,
Geo. Brumes, M. Stitzel and B. Pol-
lack, of U. S., arr. Carleton Colby,
awe S ©@ Fc July 2; 1923: EF
563512; Melrose bros. music co.,
Chicago. 13942

’*Tis the same old Hollywood; w and
melody Garfield Bedney ti. e. J. G.
meaneyi ol UW.) S5°.©-l <: fuly# 11,
1923; E 563604; James Garfield Bed-
ney, Represa, Calif. 13943

To i et Glashus; ballet, af Hakon
~ Schmedes, of Denmark; klavierudtog.
Se riily, AZ, 1923 2 ch; ee July,, 283; E
567470; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
-hagen. 13944

To mother; w Janice Lu Kirley rpseud.
ot. Cearleyi-;m. Elliott, “Mark-
lime of OU. >, ©. May 10,,1923;.2 c.
July <2: -E,, 563991; -Louis-;Cearley,
Canyon, Tex. 13945

To music-land thru little songs; w
and m F. Romaine, of U. S., arr. Ruth
menace Ob cL: 5. .f©. 1. c.. fly, 9,
1923; EF 563547; Florence Romaine,
New York. 13946

‘To slumber-land; by A. Kopylow,
transcribed Arthur Hartmann, of U.
S.; violin and piano. © July 3, 1923;

“2c. July 9; E 565555; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. (© transcription |

. 13947

‘Toc! toc! (Harteklop); gedicht van

~ Aug. Snieders, version francaise de
H. Moreno, musique de Jan Blockx,

of Belgium. (Sept mélodies, no. 7)
©.) May. 5, 1923 * ec? May 18k
566123; Heugel, Paris. 13948
Tom Hall; w and m Herbert Rule, W.
H. Wallis and Fred Holt, of Eng-
land; in G. (Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations; © June- 18, 1923; 1 c.
July 25; E 567104; Herman Darewski
music pub. co., London. 13949

Tooting; w and m Frank A. Terry and
Oswald S$. Battye, of Great Britain.
rotaff and tonic sol-fa notations)
© May 29, 1923; 1 ¢ June 8; E
566429; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. . 13950

Tramonto (11); valzer, di Luigi Ca-
noto,. of Uy. Sz; violin... © ec. Ade.
2, 1923; E 570044; Rosario Catalano,
Brooklyn. 13951

Transcontinental; © march, W. A.
Beust of U. S.; piano. © Juaertl,
1923; 2c. June 14; E 563518; Amlay
pub.-co., New York. 13952

Treat ’em rough; w and m Lou Davis,
Abel Baer, Herbert Steiner and
Jack Val, of U. S. © July 14, 1923:
2c. July 16; E 563839; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 13953

Tremolo ; par E. Neupert, choisie, revue,
doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp, of
France; piano. (Collections du
ménestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4°
série, no. 100) © May 5, 1923: 1 c.
May 18; E 566114; Heugel, Paris.
(© collection, revision, fingering and
annotation) 13954

Trés élégant; fox-trot, par Alfredo
Barbirolli, of Italy; piano. © May
ae iclO23-N tc» May l/— Sooldiee
Heugel, Paris. 13955

Trésors (Les) de Columbine; petit air
de. ballet, R. Drigo, .arr.. Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain; full military
band, with solo clarinet in B flat,
with conductor. (Jn Chappell’s army
journal, no. 508) © July 26, 1923:
1 c. Aug. 6; E 567475; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. (© arrangement)

13956

Tricky little tune; w Tot Seymour, m
Bete (crank. of UatS. tse): Palye 20:
1923; 2 c. July 20; E 568007: Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

13957

Trille; par L. Koehler, choisie, revue,
doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp, of
France; piano. (Collection du ménes-
trel: Anthologie pianistique, 4° série,
no. 98) '© May 5, 1923; 1c May
18; E,. 566112; Heugel, Paris. ©
collection, revision, fingering and
annotation) 13958

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13959

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pt. 111, tes, ¥ LS

Trio; par Gabriel Fauré, of France,
op. 120; violon, violoncelle et piano.
@) Furie, 13, 19237 1 cole s ia
566906; Durand et cie., Paris. 13959

Tripe; burlesque ballad, w and m R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, of England;
in B flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations) © July 20, 1923; 1c. July
26; E 567131; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 13960

Triste recuerdo; vals, por R. A., of
Porto Rico; piano. San Juan, Puerto
Rico, José Laza & ca. © July 6,
1923; 2 c. July 7; E 565556; Ramon
Arias, San Juan, Puerto, Rico.

13961

Triumph; fox trot, A. W. E.A., of
U. S., arr. William C. Lindeman, of
> S.; piane., ©. 1 <.July ees |
E 565737; Axel W. E. Austin, New
York. 13962

Tperin, Konmeprs (Troisieme concerto) ;
our piano et orch., de Serge Pro-
kobetl op. 26, ed. par F. H. Schneider,
of Germany ; deux pianos, en ut. Mos-
cow etc. A. Gutheil © May 18,
1923: 1 c. June 12; E 566480; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 13963
Truants (The); poetry Walter de la
Mare, m Farjeon, of Great
Britain, op. 48; in E flat. © Aug.
lame 192321 Aug. 16; 567477 ;
Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London. 13964
True (A) heart that is broken; w N.
S., melody Herman Dubois (pseud. of
Ethel Fisher) of U. S. © lc. July
16, 1923; E 563816; Nettie Shepard,
St. Louts. 13965
Trust me and I’ll trust you; fox trot,
Herbert Spencer, arr. A. Shubert,
of U. S.: orch. 4to. © July 11, 1923;
2c. July 12; E 565645; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. ©
arrangement) 13966
w Fleta Jan Brown, m Herbert
Spencer, of U. S. © July 11, 1923;
2c. July 12; E 565646; Edward B:
Marks music co., New York. 13967
Trying to forget; waltz, Yellen and
Olman, ed. McNair Ilgenfritz, of
U. S., played Clarence M. Jones, of
Wee SS! (Recordo, word roll, no.
67840) (Music rolh © June 28,
1923: Zc. July 9; E 563590; Recordo
player roll co., Chicago. (© editing
and interpretation) _ 13968
Tu chantes, Mireille; paroles de Roland
Gaél, musique de S. de L., of France.
Paris, Lévy & cie. © May 21, 1923;
| & June 6-°H 500331; Schitt. de La-
barque, Paris. 13969

818

Tubal Cain; cantata, w Charles Mackay,
m Harvey B. Gaul, of U. S.; cho. pts.,
- treble voices. (Laurel octavo) ;
June 29; 1923: 2c. July Z; B 565495:
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 13970

Tufts text melody collection; thirty-two
current songs from The book of Tufts
miusic,: compiled . Ja aR: ds, sor Uy S.
Tufts College, Mass., Tufts college
bookstore. obl. 1l6mo. © June 5,
1922; 2 c May 21, 1923; aff. May 19;
A 707711; Leo Rich Lewis, Somer-
ville, Mass. 13971

Tufts today, Tufts for aye; by William
Gooch Brooks, of U. S., arr. G. H.
Hayes, of U. S.; medium orch. Tufts
College, Mass., Austin Barclay Fletch-
erfund. 4to. (Music of Tufts college,
series, no. 41) © Jan. 11, 1922; 2c.
May’ 21,:1923; 8, 562521; Leo. Rich
Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 13972

Turkish (A) dream; by.C. W. M., of
UL. Soy piano. Gy 1c. uy at ees
FE, 565703; Charles Wilbur Morgan,
Chicago. 13973

Turkish here, Turkish there, Turkish
everywhere; w and melody S. and A.
B., of U. $.15@ Ipecac :
E, 568043; Sam and Artie Baroff, New
York. 13974

Twee twa-twa; by Lemuel Fowler, of
U. S., arr. Charles M. Smith, of U. S.;
melody with piano acc. © 1c. July 14,
1923; E 565659; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 13975

Twice 55 community songs; the green
book, no. 2, ed. P. W. Dykema, Will
Earhart, Osbourne McConathy, Hollis
E. Dann, of U. S. Complete ed. 4to.
© June’ '22;° 1923'> 2 se: Pes att.
June 26; A 704988; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 13976

Twilight (The) falls; anthem, m Walter
Howe Jones, of U. S.; mixed voices.
(Octavo series, mixed voices, sacred,
no: 1381)" “© July “9, 2322 c vals
13; E 563724; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 13977

‘Twilight memories; w P. H., m John

F. Ryan, of Us o-
1923; EF, 563783:
ford, Ala.

Twinkle, twinkle,

© 1 «¢ July 14,4
Pauline Hall, Ox-
13978

little star; in

ton Ager, of -U.. S.. Production ed
Aug. 0; E ey

© » Avie, 4 1925); ae ee
568372; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ~
inc., New York. 13979

Two little eyes in Dixie; w and melody —
Harry Pease, Ed. G. Nelson and Ira 4

Ted &

Lewis’ frolic, w Jack Yellen, m Mil- —

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

14001

aliasets of U. S., arr. E. G. Nelson. | Urvillers; march, Emile Etchecopar, of

© 1c. July 31, 1923; E 565977; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13980

Two vacant chairs; w Mrs. J. J., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
@ Weach oof: UW: $.)5©) fic. July,
1923; E 565461; Mrs. John Johnstone,
Boone, Ifa. 13981

Tytth de kutya jO kedvem van; two step,
zenejét szerzé Otvos Adorjan, of U.5.,
Ist papers, mépzenére alkalmazta
Paradi S.; clarinett 1, 2, violin 1, 2,
viola, cimbal, cello and basso. sc.
1c. July 7, 1923; E 565505; Adorjan
Otvos, New York. 13982

Ultimo Pierrot; valse- hesitation, versi
di Ennio Neri, musica di A. Cavarra,
of Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Can-
zonetta: “4to))©- Dec. 30,1922; 1 c-
June 29, 1923; E 566738; Italian book
co., New York. 13983
Uncle Sammy’s melting pot; w Noah F.
Tillery, m Harry F. Windle, of U.S.
© aly 20,.°1923°° 2 «:\ Aug. «2;°E
570061; H. F. Windle, Kansas City,
Mo. 13984

Under a thousand eyes; w Irma Hop-
per, m Leo Edwards, of U. S...©
July 9, 1923; 2 c. June 30; E 565585;
Stark & Cowan, inc., New York.

13985

Under the Jersey blue sky; waltz song,
w Giuseppe De Simone, m_ Paolo
Sienoreo: .Ui.S. ©;Jaly 15; 1923;
2c. July 20; E 563999; Brooklyn in-
ternatl. conservatory of music, Brook-

lyn. 13986

Unknown (The) soldier; w B. B., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S:, arr. ‘Theo.
ice Beachgrot! UW: So. ©. 1 ce. uly26,
1923; E 565828; Bernard Brandt,
Milwaukee. 13987

Unto Thee, O Lord do I lift up my soul;
w from Psalm 25, m G. A. Grant-
Schaefer, of ~U.-$S.; “mixed voices.
(Octavo series, mixed voices, sacred,
mam ides). (Cr July “7, 1923: 2 «¢.
July 21; FE 565752; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 13988

Up-to-date (The) century blues; w and
M2 Ob pl) .,.atts7 hilip,sWall,
Gl. woe ©» Ic. .July..23,. 1923. E
568027; Samuel Zitter, Dorchester,

13989

; w. and m Fred W. Leigh and

P. Long, of England; in B

. , tetaff and tonic sol-fa notations}

©. May 28, 1923:°4 ce June’ 29>. FE

566757; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon-

don. 13990

2103—23—_6

a

Great Britain; orch. with piano con-
ductor. 4to. © June 15, 1923; 1 c.
June 26; E 566697; Ascherberg, Hop-

wood & Crew, ltd., London. (© ar-
rangement) 13991
Urvullers; quick march, Etchecopar,

arr. Boosey & co., of Great Britain;
band. London, Boosey & co. 4to.
(Boosey’s march journal, no. 364) ©
June 9, 1923; 1 c. June 30; E 566804;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. (© arrangement) 13992
Vain fancies; w H. G., melody Herman
Dubois rtpseud. of Ethel Fisher) of
WiS.e:© bc! July 121923.) 505612 -
Harriet Grewe, Kirksville, Mo. 13993
Valena waltz; by A. E. O., of U. S.;
violin and piano. New York, Frank
Harding? *'©-July’10, 19232 ¢. July
14; EF 563767; Antoinette E. Overton,
Houston. 13994
Valse capricieuse; by Jean Douste, of
Great Britain; piano, English finger-
ing. © Aug. 14, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 16;
FE 567481; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don. 13995
Valse chevaleresque; par Jean Sibelius,
op. 96c, ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt,
of U. S.; grand orch. partition. Wil-
helm Hansen ed. © June 1, 1923;
2c. June 28; EF, 563434; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. {© editing and re-
vising) 13996
Valse enchantment; by Heraldo Chris-
tini, of Great Britain; piano. © May
30, 1923; 1 c. June 11; E 566449; R.
Griffiths, Port Talbot, South Wales.
13997
Valse-idylle; de V. Dyck, of France:
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
June 27, 1923; 1c. July 31; E 567156:
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 13998

Valse impromptu; by Schytte, op. 78,

no. 1, ed.. by McNair Ilgenfritz, of
U. S., played Belle Tannenbaum.
(Recordo, no. 67890) (Music roll

Oe July =20;; 1923 oes ee te 30
565957; Recordo player roll co., Chi-
cago. (© editing) 13999
Valse memory; by Sydney Baynes, of
Great Britain; orch. with piano con-
ductor. 4to. (Boosey’s_ orchestral
journal, no. 1041) © June 25, 1923:
1 c. Aug. 4; E 567267; Boosey & co.,
“London. «© arrangement) 14000
piano. © June 12, 1923: 1c.
Pues, 4 et S67 2/- Boasey< atikaneDs
London. 14001
Valse triste; by Sibelius, op. 44, ed. Mc-
Nair Ilgenfritz, of U. S., played Paul
Van Katwijk. (Recordo, no. 67790)

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14002 >

pt. III, n.s., v.18

; ‘

Valse triste—Continued.
(Music roll; © June 28, 1923; 2 c.
July 9; E 563589; Recordo player roll
co., Chicago. (© editing) 14002

Valsette; by M. R. Annunziata, of U. S.;
violin and piano. © June 26, 1923;
2c. June 28; E 563561; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 14003

Ved avskeden; af Per Reidarson, of

Norway, op. 11; piano. © Jan. 15,
1923; 1c. Mar. 22; E 566605; Musik-
centralens forlag, a. s., Christiania,
Norway. 14004

Vélocité; par Edmund Neupert, choisie,
revue, doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp,
of France; piano. (Collections du mé-
nestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4°
série, no. 88) © May 5, 1923: 1 ¢.
May 18; E 566102; Heugel, Paris.
(© collection, revision, fingering and
annotation) 14005

par F. Ries, op. 31, choisie, revue,

doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp, of

France; piano. (Collections du mé-
nestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4°
série, no. 93) © May,-5,- 1923== Dic.
May 18; E 566107; Heugel, Paris.

‘© collection, revision, fingering and
annotation)

par S. Lebert, choisie, revue, doigtée
et annotée par I. Philipp, of France;
piano. (Collections du ménestrel:
Anthologie pianistique, 4° série, no. 85)
© May 5,.1923; 1c. May 18; E 566099:
Heugel, Paris. «© collection, revision,
fingering and annotation) 14007

Venetian serenade; by Gail Ridgway
Brown, of U. S.; violin and piano.
Ge. judy: 17,° 1923° 20¢. faly 21; 6
565761; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 14008

Verden er saa stor, saa stor, saa stor;
text af Ludvig Brandstrup, musik af
Ray-Johnson, of Denmark; piano med
tekst. © June 1, 1923; 1c. June 28;
E, 566776; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 14009

Veterans of variety; selection with w,

of Eng-

arr. Henry E. Pether,
land; piano. Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations} © Apr. 26, 1923; 1c. June

16; FE, 566554; — Day & Hunter,

London. 14010
Wictory. CA) “ball? i fantasy. BE. El Ss
of S- ‘oreh: sc.) © CE July 19,

1923: EF 565706; Ernest H. Schelling,
Bar Harbor, Me. 14011
Viene, bellezza mia; versi di Diego
Petriccione, musica di Enrico Cannio,
of Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Santa
yer. “Ato: ©) May A: 9232 1:
June 22; E 566652; Italian book co.,
New York. 14012

Vilsnes (Den) van; duett, ord och ~
sik av S.C. L,, of U. S. © Aug. 3
1923; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 568376: Selma c
Lundin, South Haven, Minn. 14013

Viola; w G. O., melody Herman Dubois
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher} of U. S.. ©
1c. July 16, 1923; E 563813; Gabrielle
Ostiguy, Cohoes, N.Y. 14014 ©

Violet ; fox-trot, w and m Jack Rose and
Jimmy Steiger, of England; in A
flat. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations)
© June 30, 1923: 1 c« July 26: E
567127; West’s, Itd., London. 14015

Violets; by Erno Rapeé and William
Axt, of U. S.; piano. Red’ seal
series ed. © July 5, 1923; 2c. July
6; ., H, 0A5a0; Richmond- Robbins,
inc., New York. 14016

Bias Orville A. Lindquist, of U. S.;
piano. © July 26, 1923; 2c. July 30;
E 568200; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 14017

Virtue’s treasure; Time the healer,
song, air 47, from Mr. Gay’s ballad
opera Polly, arr. Hubert Bath, of
Great Britain. © May 17, 1923; 1c.

May 31; E 566226; Metzler & co.
(1920) itd., London. (© arrange-
ment) 14018

Vision (A) of beauty; verse William
Ordway Partridge, m Arthur Nevin,
ofU: Sx. © fale oo 1923; 20e July

5; E 563525; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 14019
Voi siete (Thou art); w Saverio
Murisio, English version Sigmund

Spaeth, m Redento Zardo, of Italy;
high voice. © June 9, 1923; ZA June
15.3) By, 56306a3.G: Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 14020

Voice ’cross the sea; w Leon De Costa,
melody H. C., of U. S., arr. L. De
Costa, of U. S. © lc. July 20, 1923;
E 563976; Herman Carow, Phila-
delphia. 14021

Voice (A) is calling me; w and melody
Ld. Gt, Se

(DIPVwW N WD BEN Oy)

©". fuly'5//19238-"& 565429 ; ane
Feingold, Denver. 4022

Voice (The) o’er the rae Ww
A. K., m Herman Dubois rpseud. of
Ethel Fisher) of U. S. New York,
Manhattan music co. © July 3,
1923; 2 ¢. July 9; 2 563502: Anna
Kessler, Marengo, Ja. 14023

Voices of the soul; ed. Chas. E. Dur-
ham, A. P. Wammack and C. Good-
man, of U.S. 8vo. © Jan. 10, 1923;

“2° ce. June 11; aff. July 2; A: 752006:
B natural music co., Dallas. 14024

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

14047

no. 8, 1923

Volunteer (The) choir; y. 10, no. Se
June, 1923, monthly magazine
E. S. Lorenz and others, of U. s
Patriotic number. 4to. © May

ite and git. June, dA: A. Fok
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, Os aft 4025

Se w Ruth Lilikalani, m
CHK ot U.S. ukillele'and *guit.
ace. ©) July 13, 1923; 2c. Jetty As:
E 563928; Chas. E. King, Honolulu.

402

Waiting for my Saviour; w and m Z.

ee. <C) Apr. SU 78 020%, 2 C.
July 17; E 568080; Zella M. Gannett,
Haverhill, N. H. 14027

Wake up and give the boys the bonus;
w and m Hewitt Toland, of U. S.
(erie. 76,,, 1923~ 2 c. July Ca

_ 565594; Matthias post,
Legion, Westport, Conn. 14028

Walk, Jenny, walk; w Henry Creamer,
melody Sam Wooding and Bob
Schafer, of U. S., arr. Claude Lap-
ham: Uso. ©: cy, July-31, 1923;
E 565949; Goodman & Rose, inec.,
New York. 14029

Wanderer (The); w Mrs. J. L., melody

Herman Dubois pseud. of Ethel
Pisuet) porn. S:(4-©, Fc July,25,
1923; E 568096; Mrs. J. Long,
Eureka, Utah. 14030
Wann i nur mei’ weinderl hab’;
Wienerlied, text von Erwin W.

Spahn, musik von Edmund Eysler, of
Austria. ‘© Mar..,26; 1923 ;.1.c: June
1; E 566414; Gabor Steiner (Leo
Singer & co.) Vienna. 14031

Wanna go South again blues; w Her-
man Ruby and Sidney Caine, m Sam
Coold,,ot > S. © /Suly-,20, 1923;
2 c. July 20; E 568005; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

- 14032

n Warbling birds; w N. E., m John F.

Ryan, of U.S. ©lc. July 24, 1923;
E, 565789; Nettie Ellis, New Bern,
NaC, 14033

‘Wash-day; w Ruth McEnery Stuart,
m Anne Stratton, of U. S. (Two
songs from the South) © July 12,
1923; 2 c. July 14; E 563771; Boston

~ music co,, Boston. 14034
- Water-lilies; by Brian Hope, of Eng-
land; piano. © May 29, 1923; 1 c.

May 31; E 566298 ; Elkin & co.,° Ktd.,
London. 14035
by Rudolf Friml, of Bohemia,
domiciled at New York; piano.
July 12, 1923; 2 c. July 14; E 563912;
Theo. Presser co., Phi! adelphia.
14036

8

American |.

novelette, by St. Clair, ed. and
played McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S.
(Recordo, no. 67910) :Music roll
@PJuly' 25,1923; 2 ‘c. ‘July (30

565961; Recordo player roll co., Chi-
cago. (© editing) 14037

Vater nymph; by Gerald E. Frye, of
Great Britain; piano. © July 19,
1923; 1 ¢. July 12; E 567017; A.
Weekes & co., Itd., London. 14038

Water sprites; caprice brillante,
George FY Hamer, of U\ S.; piano.
Or fly 217) 21923 2> co ial eee
565769; Arthur P. Schmidt. co.
Boston. 14039

Watteau; par Paul Dupin, of France;
flute, 'violoncelle et harpe. (Piéces
dialoguées, no. 1) © June 13, 1923;
1c. July 7; E 566907; Durand et cie.,

Paris. 14040
Waves at play; impromptu, Georg
FEggeling, of Germany, op. 207; piano.
O.eFulye42;-40232:2 ©, faly BAe
563909; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 14041
Way down home upon the Swanee

shore; w and melody W. Benton Over-
street, of U. S.; Ist violin acc. © 1
c. July 13, 1923; E 563667; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc, New.
York. 14042
Way (The) they used to manage things
in Egypt; w and m Leslie Elliott, of
England; in G. (Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations; © May 18, 1923; 1c. July
25; E 567099; Herman Darewski
music pub. co., London. 14043

We follow Thee; w Horatius Bonar, m
j..~F sank Russell, of .U.,S.2 mixed
voices, organ acc. (Octavo_ series,
mixed voices, sacred, no. 1382) ©
Tuly"9; 1923. Oo. ‘July tS G57 25:
‘Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.

14044

We'll have a Woolworth wedding ; w and
m R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, of
England; in G. Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations} © June 15, 1923; 1c. June
29: F 566766; Francis, Day & Hunter,

London. 14045
We praise Thee; w Fanny J. Crosby,
m B. D. Ackley, of U. S. © June

1 1923 3d ch alune 25° %. co. Jilly 73
-E 565590; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 14046

We're not as bad as we're painted; w
Jack Yellen, melody Milton Ager, of
U.-¢S., arr. George Holman; of U:°S.
© 1c. July 6, 1923; EF 563510; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc:, New York.

14047

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14048

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Wedding bells; w E: S., m-E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1 c. July
14, 1923; E 563800; Ed. Simon, Cleve-
land. 14048

Wedding festival; march, Carl Schmeid-
ler, of Germany; piano. © July 12,
19235% 2: csi Ajuly 444560 2oea9035
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 14049

Weepin’ blues; melody James P. John-
Son, of U27S.,- arn Pils Worde/ ‘of
U.S. ©lc. July 13, 1923; E 563672;
Perry Bradford music pub. co., New
York. 14050

Weeping willow; waltz, F. Nemreh, m
Herman Federoff, of U. S. © 1c.
July 18, 1923; E 563965; Federoff
music co., Baltimore. 14051

Wenn man’s noch nie gemacht; foxtrot,
text von Arthur Rebner, musik von
Richard Fall, of Austria. © Mar. 26,
1923: 1 c. June 1; E 566415; Gabor
Steiner (Leo Singer & co.) Vienna.

14052

West Indian blues; w and melody D. L.
L., of England, domiciled at New

York. Oy Jey July 42, Wea 8,
565622: Darold Lionel Lewis, New
York. 14053

Weymouth post 79 American legion;

march, Frank L. Ventre, of U. §.;
piano. © July 7, 1923; 2 ¢. July 16;
E 563924: Weymouth post no. 79
American legion, Weymouth, Mass.
14054
Whalin’ up the Lachlan; w Louis Esson,
m F. Bennicke Hart, of Australia. ©
Jan. 31, 1923; 1c. May 25; E 566160;
Allan & co., pty. Itd., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 14055
What could be sweeter; w Gus Kahn,
m Louis Panico and Isham Jones, of
82 MO) ely ae 1925" 2G. Maly, bbe
EK 563840; Irving Berlin, inc. New
York. 14056

What did I ever do; fox trot, w and m
oP Hot Ue: (©) july, toe,
Bee aly 19. oe oonUlos. John se:
Hogan, Philadelphia. 14057

What do you know; w and m Herbert
Rule, Thomas McGhee and Tom
Mellor, of Great Britain; in G._ (Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations) © June
F462 1 c.. June so:. B, So6312 5 B.
Feldman & co., London. 14058

What good was he to his wife; w and
melody. A. Jeus.,. of, .U._5., Oph >
July 26, 1923; EF 565811; Arthur J.
Stern, New York. 14059

What makes a business man tired; from
Helen of Troy, New York, w and m
Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, of

Un.S.§@. Augi- 219238572 oot:
E 570062; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. | 14060

What the girls will wear; from Helen
of Troy, New York, w and m Bert
Kalmar and Harry Ruby, of U. S$’ ©
July, 6,-'2923 5:2 < July 265 aagaaa
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 14061

Wheel-tapper’s (The) song; by Clifford
Seyler and Wolseley Charles, arr.
Sydney Baynes, of Great Britain;
orch. acc. to voice, violin or solo cornet.
4to. (Boosey’s string band magazine,
no. 22/) © June 6. 192334) «4 June
30; E 566813; Boosey & co., London.
(© orchestral accompaniment; 14062

When Elder Greene does the shimmey
with Sister Brown; w and melody
W. Benton Overstreet, of U. S., arr.
George R. Holman, of U. S. © 1c.
July 9, 1923; E 563549; Fred Fisher,
inc., New York. 14063

When Greek meets Greek, they open up
a rest’rant; w and melody Billy and
Eddie Gorman, of U. §., arr. B. Gor-
man. ©1ec. July 20, 1923; F 568055;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 14064

When he looks and winks and smiles at
me; w J. N., melody Harry Van, of
Holland. © 1 c. July 20, 1923; E
563973; James Novak, Chicago. 14065

When hearts are young; fox trot,
Wood, Romberg and Goodman, ed.
McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S., played
Clarence M. Jones, of U. S. (Re-
cordo, word roll, no. 67960) :Music
rolh © July 25;'1923-°2 © Jily¥30;
FE 565959; Recordo player roll co.,
Chicago. (© editing) 14066

—w Cyrus Wood, m Sigmund Rom-
berg and Alfred Goodman, of U. S.
London, Chappell & co., Itd. © June
22-4 1923; 2.c.- Jiahy bee wees
Harms, inc., New York. 14067

When I get beside the seaside; w and
m Harry Castling, of England; in E

fiat. Staff -and tonic selbiasanera-
tions) © May 28, 1923; 1 ¢. June:
29°) Ee 566758; .«Eramets, Saba wide
Hunter, London. 14068

When I look in the eyes of you; waltz
ballad; w and m CW. Ke%er@s.
Los “Angeles, Msi-S? Kaibsisiiorahaly
919233 2 cs July 14%) EF. 5700555 Glara
Wait Kribs, Los Angeles, 14069

When I’m mad I’m bad; w and m Jazz
Arena {pseud. of E. Arena) of U. S.,
arr. Mathilda Edna Fortmayer, of
Uses: <© iJulyel, 19233 2%es 1 ain;
E 563532; Edgard Arena, Gretna, La.

14070

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS rs

no. 8, 1923

When June is come; w Robert Bridges,
m Cecil Hazlehurst, of Great Britain,
op. 41, no. 1; high voice. (Enoch
art song library) © Apr. 17, 1920;
1 c. June 2, 1923; E 566440; Enoch
& sons, London. 14071

When May-bells ring; w Edward
Lockton, m Ernest Newton, of Great
Britain; in E, flat. © June 21, 1923;
1 ¢. July 2; E 566797; Edwin Ash-
down, Itd., London. 14072

When the June roses bloom; ballad
duet, w Winifred Davidson, m C.
ICs u0f OU. Sisusops ane:ten” © ib c.
July 19, 1923; E 565705; Chas. Coe,

an Diego, Calif. 14073

When the leaves turn red; autumn
sketch, Ernest Harry Adams, of
U. S.; piano. (Tone fancies after
famous paintings) © July 26, 1923;
Zire: July 30; 2568204; Arthur’ P.

Schmidt co., Boston. 14074
When the sun goes down past the
Golden Gate; w and melody Llur-

ance Conncllynn rpseud. of L. R.
Conkliny of U.S., arr. Arthur’ Fisk,

oro. Mmai©@ fiesjfuly 2151923; EF
5p/2/;_ 1. _R. Conklin, Berkeley,
Calif 14075
When they introduced the jazz in
Donegal; w and m Leslie Elliott, of
England; in B flat. ;:Staff and tonic

sol-fa notations) © Apr. 26, 1923;
1c. June 16; EF 566537; Francis, Day
& Hunter, London. — 14076
When those roly boly babies roll their
eyes; w Gus Kahn, melody Geo. W.
Meyes, GF U.S. -@e Te; july 23
1923; E 565897; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York, 14077
When you and I were dancing; vocal
fox trot, H. M. Tennent, arr. Paul
Whiteman, of U. S.; orch. with piano
conductor. 4to. © July 11, 1923;
2 ¢. July 27; E 565936; Ascherberg,

Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
14078
When you're blue for home sweet

home; w George Givot, Syl Yunker
aie ers. -B.15..,0f UJ. Ss.) 1-2
July 16, 1923; E 563806 ; Billy Smythe,
Louisville. 14079

When you smile; w and m W. M. T.,
et 1 Uags..5 ©..1ce! Pualy.21,51923..E
565739; William McMillan Talbott,
Paris, Ky. 14080

_ When your trunk is labelled New York

city, but your heart is crying Ala-

bam; w Percy Edgar, m Henry E.

Pether, of England: in D. (Staff

and tonic sol-fa notations; © June

14092
15354923 -545 Ge June 29:30) * 566767;
— Day & Hunter, London.

14081

Where all is light; by C. S. Briggs, of
.. Seisks. Sop. vor: tenis 2 rAlte: or
bass. © July 26, 1923; 2c. each July
30; E 568206; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14082

Where are you; w Federico Mennella,
m E. de Curtis, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. © be, falkyl7 54923 ;
E 570074; Ernesto. de Curtis, New
York. 14083

Where Niag’ra falls; w and m Sam
Ehrlich and Turner Layton, of U. S.
© lc. July 20, 1923; E 563983; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 14084

Where the mill stream winds it’s way;
w Claude Sacre, m Harold Dixon,
Oe. .S), ©apuly 15. 1923te 2.<e: Sualy
18; E 563958; Dixon-Lane music
pub. co., inc., St. Louis. 14085

Where wandered she; w and m Law-
rence Kellie, of Great Britain. ©
June 26, 1923; 1 c. June 30; EF 566826;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 14086

Where was Virginia. creeping to; w
and m Robert Hargreaves and Stan-
ley J. Damerell, of Great Britain; in
G. Staff and tonic sol-fa notations)

©; Aug.; 14, 1923; sl- e Aveo: 16;
567483; B. Feldman & co., London.
14087

While the silent stars keep watch; w
M.'B. S; m John F. Ryan, of U. S

©=hec: July428. 19233 I .565887 ;
Maude B. Salms, Calumet, Mich.

14088

Whirling; valse, Camille de Rhynal, of

England;* piano. © May 31, 1923;

1 c.- July 25;° EF 567107; ‘Herman
Darewski music pub. co., London.

. 14089

White (The). lancers; quick march,
W. H. Richardson, of Great Britain;
band. 4to. (Boosey’s march journal,
no. 366) © June 29, 1923; 1c Aug.
4; E 567265; Boosey & co., London.

14090

Who killed the old tom cat next door;
w and mT. T.. Spencer and Ed.
Lewis, of England; in F. (Staff and

. tonic sol-fa notations) © June 15,
1923; 1 c. June 29; E 566768; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 14091

Who loves you now; w and m Billy Bas-
kette; of US S42 © June: 2, 1923 3°2 «
June 4; E 563992; Jack Mendelsohn
music co., New York. 14092

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14093

Who’s teaching you; w and melody M.
M:iK.,. of icSe (Onl exfuly+25;0Z3 -
E 568101; Maurice Morris Korn, Sea
Gate, N. Y. 14093

Who will it be; w and melody Lew
Pollock, of U. S., arr. Claude Lapham,

an Si -@Oaiic. July23i,. 19238
565948; Goodman & Rose, inc., New-
York. 14094

Whoo; w Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, m
John Barnes Wells, of U. S.; high in
© ~ © Julyt27, 119234 2 te:nAastis
E 570052; Boston music co., Boston.

14095

“ Why did I believe in you; w E. L. M.,
m:)E.. Si S45 Huntington; of USS.
© lc. July 14, 1923; E 563773; Earle
L. Mapes, Fond du Lac, Wis. 14096

Why did you let me care; w and m W.
E. S., of U. S. Toledo, O., Warren
E. Sparrow pub. co. © July 7, 1923;
Zaen July 9359563577.) Warrene E.
Sparrow, Toledo, O. 14097

Why didn’t you tell us that you were
coming, we would have baked a cake;
w and m W. J. R., of U. S. (Blue-
pant Ord xc. Jelly 25, - 9925. or
568084; William J. Ryan, Edgewater,
N. J. 14098

Why does the moon start in shining
when you're about to fall; w and
melody D. T., of U.S. © 1c. July 20,
1923; E 563974; Dave Taylor, Brook-
lyn. 14099

Why should I give my love to you; w
Eugene West, m Con Conrad and John
piras, of UEsS! © Aue! 2, 1923-2. -c.
Aug. 4; E 570146; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 14100

Why should I wait till tomorrow; w
and melody; W: A..S:,- jr.,>of U./S.,
arr. Grace W. Johnson, of U. S. ©
1c. July 26, 1923; E 565806; William
Arthur Schell, jr., Chicago. 14101

Wigeant w G. D. L., m Harry Morton,
of U.S. New York, Manhattan music
co. © June 20, 1923: Zc, june. 20:

Fs 003551.3 Geo. Davis Lee, Yucaipa,
Calif. 14102
Wild rose; w F. B., m George Graff,

jz.,.of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
U.S. ©lc. July 26, 1923; E 565836;
Frederick Bosada, Cobalt, Ont., Can-
ada. 14103
Will you whisper your sweet thoughts to
me; waltz, w and m A. M. F., of U. S.,
iiettenry. W. Foster, of Uva. 1,
Song.—2. Violin pt. © 1c. each July
19, 1923; E 565701, 565702: Archibald

McKay Fowler, Oakland, Calif.
14104, 14105

pt. 11, n.s.,.v. 18

Wind (The) in the chimney; by Joseph
W. Clokey, of U. S. op. 29, now 2;
pipe organ. (J Fireside fancies, no.
2) .obl.n(8vo2) ©f Puly 5, D925-7 2: c.
July 9; E 565513; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 14106

Winter (The) garden’s carnival dance;
Blackpool’s dustless breezes, w and
m Jno. R. Huddlestone and Harry
Wood, of Great Britain. © May 29,
1923; 1c. June 8; E 566433; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 14107

Winter winds; by Gail Ridgway Brown,
of U. S.; violin and piano. © July 17,
1923; 2c. July 21;' E 565763; Amthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 14108

Wir reisen nach wildwest; foxtrot, text
von Peter Herz, musik von Robert
Hiigel, of Austria, op 62. © Mar.
26, 1923; 1 c. June 1; E 566416; Gabor
Steiner (Leo Singer & co.) Vienna.

14109

Wir zwei gehoren zusammen ; Hawaiian
waltz, deutscher text von Ernst Neu-
bach, musik von José Armandola, of
Germany. © Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. June
13, 1923; E 566613; Edition Accord,
g.m. b. h., Berlin. 14110

Wisconsin home goodnight; w P. S. A.,
m: John” F. Ryan,“o1U: Se ae:
July 24, 1923; E 565790; Pauline S.
Atkinson, Calvary, Wis. 14111

Wishing (The) well; musical comedy
in three acts, w and m May Hewes
Dodge and Tohn Wilson Dodge, of
U.S. © July 13, 1923. ee aloe
D 26472; Willis music co., ies ae

Wonderful glorious spring; w and m G.
F, G:, of U. S. Sewickley, Pa., New
fraternity. (Three love songs) ©
June 11, 1923: 2c. June 12; E 563294;
George Frederick Gundelfinger, Os
wickley, Pa.

Wonderful Helen; w and m M. a »
of U. S:. © July 21; 1923- Fees July
30: E 568194; Merrill French Hanna,
Chicago. 14114

Wonderful one; w Dorothy Terriss, m
Paul Whiteman and Ferdie Grofé, of
U. S., adapted from a theme by Mar-
shall Neilan, of U. S.; male quartette.
Ato. © July 9, 1923; 2c. July 11; E
563676; Leo Feist, inc., New York. (©
arrangement) 14115

Wondering sweetheart wondering; w
and smi: BE. 7) Wi) -G, 1684 Uns baer.
William H. Penn., of U. S. © tc:
June 27, 1923; E 563334: Edward W.
Cronin, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 14116

824

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923

“Wondrous (The) beauty of the May;

Medes lemte,Cm Fl BinC., .of 1USS.;
high or medium voice, with violin
obbl. Warsaw, Ill; F. E. and E. M.

Cook. © Aug. 4, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 6;
E 568366; Franklin E. Cook, War-
saw, Ill. 14117

Won’t you come and walk awhile with
me; w F. S., m W. L. Needham, of

Peacoat © ft °c aguly 314,; 1923.)
563789; Frank Stein, Pittsburg,
Calit. 14118
Wood sprite; by Arthur Nevin, of
eos mane. »©, June 27,1923: 2 c.

June 29: E 563419; John Church CO.,
Cincinnati. 14119

Woodland flowers; w D. H. H., m
jena izyan, of U.S. .© 1c: July
28, 1923; E 565880; D. H. Houstoun,

Fort Erie, Canada. 14120
Woodland (A) rhapsody; by Adam
Geibel, of U. S.; piano. © Jtily 12,

1923 ; 2c. July 14; E 563879; Theo.

Presser co., Philadelphia. 14121
Work, who wants to work; w and m
Lionel. Rothery, of England; in B

flat.
tions}

tStaff and tonic sol-fa nota-
© May 28, 1923: 1 c. June 29;
E 566759; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 14122

Working (The) blues; w and melody
J. W., of Great Britain, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1923; E
570035; Joseph Willoughby, New
York. 14123

World (The) seems all a beaming; w
i. aD. m, George Graff, jr., of
S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of Uo §.

é 1c. July 5, 1923; E 565460: Law-
rence Aug. Docimo, Paterson, nF Je
14124

Worried and lonesome blues; melody
James P. Johnson, of U. S., arr. Phil
wWorde, of \UL)S. > ©- 1c. .July:13,
1923; E 563673; Perry Bradford
music pub. co., New York. 14125

Worry; w Red Corcoran ti. e. G.. T.
Cofeoran) mG. /T.-C.,and);A..M.,
Gi, S. pO 1,cighaly ;3, 19235 E
563486; Alexander Mayer and George
Thomas Corcoran, Seattle. 14126

Worsing (Elith) Ni melodier; _ til
tekster af Ludvig Brandstrup, musik
af E. Worsing, of Denmark; piano
med tekst. © June 1, 1923; 1 c. June
28; E 566777; Wilheim Hansen,
Copenhagen. 14127

Wright’s (Lawrence) 5th dance an-
nual; vocal and instrumental pieces
by various authors, of Great Britain.

82

14138

© June 6, 1923; 1 c. June 8; E
566428 ; Taw rence Wright music co.,
London. 14128

Wright’s (Lawrence) 5th song annual;

w and m various authors, of Great
Britain. Staff ‘and tonic sol-fa
notations) © May 29, 1923; 1 ec.
June 8; E 566435; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 14129
Vearnine... tor ..you; w...and m--sGy

Richardson ti. e. C. O. Richardson;
of Ws SE e@© ef ec july 23) 923)

568038; Cecil Osmond Richardson,
Philadelphia. 14130
Yellow; w Bertha Bolling, m W. J.

Marsh. of US:
Alto or baritone.
2-¢) each? July 21;
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 14131

Yellowstone national park suite; by J.
Adam, of Austria, domiciled at Red
Lodge, Montana, op. 5; piano. Con-
tents: 1. Old faithful inn.—2. Morn-
ingglory.—3. Cubs.—4. Grand canyon.
© 1c. July 10, 1923; E 565578; Jo-

1; Sops or. ten=—2:
© July 17, 1923;
FE, 565770; Arthur

seph Adam, Red Lodge, Mont. 14132
Yes, we have no bananas; by Frank
silver ‘and ,Irving Cohn, arr. Dick

Konter, of U. S.; ukelele and voice.
Afo: “© * July 19, 1923; 2. ¢ [wiv 20s
E 568016; Skidmore music co., inc.,
New York. (© arrangement) 14133

—— one step, Silver and Cohn, ed.

McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S., played
Charley Straight, of U. S. (Recordo,
word roll, no. 67870) (cMusic rolh

©. June 28... 1923; 2 ce. Jul On
563593; Recordo player roll co., Chi-
cago. (© editing and interpretation

14134

Yesterday and the roses; w and m
Hubert S. Ryan, of Great Britain.
-H©) Jane Tl; 192321 ‘c. sfane 219
566608; Song success syndicate, Lon-
don. 14135

You ain’t done right by our Nell; w
and melody D. B.-B:, of Us. - Ode:

july~ 7,2 1923> . 565504—." David Bs
Blumstein, New York. 14136
You alone (Mi solo amor); w Mar-

gherita Philleo, Spanish version
Manuel Huarte, m Julian Huarte, of
U. S.; high voice in C. © June 20,
1923; 2 c. June 23; E 565484; Willis

music co., Cincinnati. 14137
You can wish for the sunshine; w and

melody. M:. M.. Ks’’ot Ul"

1c. Aug. 2, 1923; E 570038; Maurice

M. Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y. 14138

o

14139

You can’t do what my last man did;
blues,, w and m J. C. Johnson and
Allie Moore, of U. S. © June 5,
1923; 2c. July 17; E 568185; Chateau
music pub. co., New York. 14139

You can’t fool a horse-fly cause a
horse-fly’s got horse-sense; w and m
Ms... of LI sS:cassarHarry: Aléord,
of VU. -S.- © 1 «-hhaly=23, 19235 E
568048; Mark Halpin, Chicago.

14140

You can’t give your kisses to somebody
else and tell me that your heart is
mine; w Philip Shapiro, m F. A., jr.,

Gee. Oso ©. Te aly
563501; Fred Asmus, jr., Buffalo. .
14141

You did not know; w and m D. H. H.,
of U. S., arr. Fred E. Eggert; of U: S.

bey Files Se 1D2Z5- ots 5 65475-
Dorothy Huffman Hinman, Bessemer,
Ala. 14142
You just know she wears them; w and
melady-. W.to.,-1fcOls Uy Seat dG& €.
July- £185. ..192355; F) +563966 ;, Joseph
Wheeler Smith, jr., Washington.
14143
You'll find your sheik; w D. P. G.,

mm John By Ryaf, ft Us, S:. {O-# c.
July y26,;. 19236.) #965885 ; -Doris, P.-
Grant, Milwaukee. 14144

You may know where to find me; w
W. C. Poole, m a Hawaiian melody,
ame (has.,fi. “Gapticel- ot oS. ©

June 18, 1923; 2c. June 25; E 565090;

- Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 1t©
words and arrangement of voice parts
in music] 14145

You're a wonderful white rose to me;
wi M. C. S., m Seymour Furth, of
eS ©) te july dS. 1923 1565697
Monroe C. Shade, Temple, Pa. 14146

You're going to keep on breaking hearts,
until you break your own; w and m
mek B., of U, S.arts Jack Smalls of
tess ©) Ic. july-20. 1923 : 1 5639752
Isadore R. Bernstein, Wilkes-Barre,
Bee 14147

You're the first one to open the doors
of my heart; w and m Ottie E. Col-
burn and Kenneth McComber, of U. S.,
arr. Al Moquin, of U. S. © June 18,
1923; 2 c. July 23; E 565851; Hill &
Colburn, Boston. 14148

You splash me and I'll splash you; w
atid melody H. °C: of U.S: °©' 1 c.
July Ji. 1923, 2H 569230; . Eyaien
Cheiffetz, Buffalo. 14149

You've got to come early and stay late;
fox trot, w and melody G. P. B., of

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

6, ylD2ZS Ee |

- U. §., arr. Samuel Spe af: ds-S:
© i her. July 4 1933- Se 565657 ;
George Phillip Battles, Cambridge,
Mass. 14150

You've got to see mamma every night, or
you can’t see mamma at all; part-song,
Billy Rose and Con Conrad, of U. 5.,
arr. Alfred J. Doyle, of U. S.; male
quariette. 4to. © July 9, 1923; 2 c.
July 11; E 563679; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. (© arrangement) 14151

You've set me dreaming ; fox-trot, w and
m L. E., of England; in B flat. Lon-
don, Francis, Day & Hunter. (Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations; © July 20,
19231 co jaly Zo 567132; Leslie

- Elliott, London. 14152

You wanted someone to . play with, I
wanted someone to love; w and m

FE. of U. S. © July 21 1923""2 ¢

July 21: E 565774; Fred Fisher, nc.,
New. York. 14153
You were meant for me; w N. S., m E.

B of U.S. °©O 1c topes:
E 568097: Noble Sissle and Eubie
Blake, New York. st 14154

Young (The) sentinel; march, R. S.
Morrison, of U. S.; piano:. .Boston—
New York—Chicago, Evans music co.
©. July 20,..1923;>. Ase. fale,

563984: M. T: Evans, Boston. 14155

Your just a wonderful girl; w and m
M. Y. K., of U. S. Houston, Verges-
Therrien-Le Clere pub. co. © June 22,
1923: 2 c. June 28; E 570054; May
Younger Kelly, Houston. 14156

Your love to me; w Grace McCormick,
mi HosRs M7 of U: S.; high voice in
Drilat.@- 1c. Jrakg.5, 1923: E 565479 ;
Hazelle Rosand Mark, Minneapolis.

Your loving smile; fox-trot, w and m
Ri G., of fUS S. 2 @ijtly 16,8825:
2c. July 21; E 565742; Regina Cor-
biere, Turners Falls, Mass. 14158

Your voice I hear; w Mabel Chase
Rundlett, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of
UesS. “12 Sop.” of § ten bles or
baritone. © July 17, 1923; 2 c. each
July 21; E 565768; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14159

Your wonderful smile; w L. B., m John
F. Ryan, of U. S. ©ic. July 7, 1923 ;

E 565508; Leonard Bureau, Phila-
delphia. 14160
Youthtime is springtime; w C. L., m

of U. S., arr. Theo.

George Graff, jr.,
©' 1, é:-J algae

G:-Beach, of U..S.

826

pt. ITT; n. S., v.18

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 8, 1923 14163
| 1923; E 565838; Copia Langmaid, | 2'°™* sonate; de Carlos Chavez Ramirez,
Oberlin, Kan. 14161 of Mexico, op. 21; piano. Contents:
2° nocturne; de Paul Fiévet, of France; 1. Allegro doloroso.— 2. Andante. —
piano, en la bémol maj. Editions mu- 3. Molto inquieto. (Cover-title: Deu-

sicales Buffet-Crampon & cie. © xiéme sonate) © Jan. 24, 1923; lc.
May 30, 1923; 1 c. June 15; EF 566501; May 17; E 566693; Ed. Bote & G.
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 14162 Bock, Berlin. : 14163

‘Nisaber of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923:

Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 34 unpublished) ____ 85
Class E, Musical compositions (including 3,895 unpublished) _-__-----_-- 14, 078
Topi SE se Sep he Ot i Ite saa ele ge aad! OER as 14, 163

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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN

RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.

14163

A coeur joie; polka, de Emile Fischer ;
piano. © Marie Despernex, vve. de
Emile Fischer, ari as the widow
of the author. R 24177, July3, 71923:

1

A Yabsente; poésie de Andre Alexan-
dre, musique de Xavier Leroux.
(Poémes de Bretagne, 1) © Gaston
Xavier Leroux, Salbris, France, as
the child of the deceased author. R
24198, July 3, 1923. 2

A_ Phidylé; poésie de Leconte de
L’Isle, études latines, musique de R.
Hahn; solo basse et cheeurs avec acc.
de piano a 4 mains. © Reynaldo

Hahn, Paris, as the author. R 24150,
July 3 1923. 3
A toi; paroles de Charles Fuster,

musique de H. Bemberg. no. 1,

ed. en la. © H. Bemberg, Paris, as
the author. R 24195, July 3, 1923. 4
Absence; de Ch. N., op. 210; piano.

(Pensées meélancoliques, no. 2)
Charles Frédéric Neustedt, Paris, as
the author. R 24174, July 3, 1923. 5
Achorn (Harriet *P. Sawyer) Novel-
etie; by, H. P..S.; piano. © Harriet

P. Sawyer Achorn, Brookline, Mass.,
as. the: ‘authors, sR »2oe63;- Apr -16;
6

1923.
Adeste fideles; march religioso, W. P.
Chambers; military band. © Mrs.

Evelyn E. Chambers, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 23151,
Mar: 2). 1923. 7

Adieu baisers; poésie de Armand Sil-
vestre, musique de I. de Lara. 1. En

mi.—Z. En ré. © Isidore de Lara,
Panis, as the author. Rk 22522) 22523)
Jan. 6, 1923. 8, 9
Adieux (Les); French w Joseph
+ de Segur, English version R. H.
bikimeem: if: Ronald: no.” & vin
© Landon Ronald, London, as the

R22535, Jan. 6, 1923 10
NCAT) g service; oO by Perak:
Schnecker. © Louise W. Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the
author. R 22574, Jan. 4, 1923. 11

author.
Advent

After; sacred song, w Mrs. Chas. G.
Thompson, m W. F. Sudds, op. 223.
© Chas. M. Tait, Gouverneur, N. Y:,
as the executor of the author. R

24049, June 22, 1923. 12:
All among the barley; cho., Eliza-
beth Stirling, rev. and _ fingered
Horace Wadham Nicholl; mixed

voices. © Cornelia M. Nicholl, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 23752, May 17 1923: 13

All the world for Jesus; w Mrs. Frank
A. Breck, mG. Co Ty s@ erent C.
Tullar, New York, as the author. R
24008, June 14, 1923. 14

Alleluia! alleluia! hearts and voices
heavenward raise; Easter anthem,
quartet or chorus, P. A. Schnecker;
mixed voices with bass and sop. solos.
© Louise W. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 24046,
June 22, 1923. 15

Along the shore (Am meeresstrand) ;
w the author of John Halifax,
m F. H. Cowen; contralto. © Fred-
eric Cowen, London, as the author.
R 23805, May 17, 1923. 16

Always merry (Immer lustig) ;
scherzo, Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 207,
no, 4.. ©. Otto and) Franz vGunitt,
Hamburg, Germany, and Paul Gur-
litt, Altona, Germany, as the children
of the deceased author. R 23622,
Apr. 16, 1923. 17

Always something; gospel song, M. L.
McP. © Matthew L. McPhail, Park

Ridge, Ill., as the author. R 23826,
May 31, 1923. 18
Am abend (Eventide); von W. A.

(Sechs kinderstiicke fiir pianoforte,
no. 4) © Wilhelm Aletter, Berlin-
Steglitz, Germany, as the author. R
23686, Apr. 27, 1923. 19
Am bach: (By the brook) ; by E. M.-H.,
pf. solo. © Eric Meyer-Helmund,
Leipzig, as the author. R 24241, July
10, 1923. 20
And there were shepherds;
anthem, J. As -P. © Agarose

828

Christmas

no. 8, 1923

RENEWALS

, York, Neb., as the author.
June 11, 1923. Al

P. A. Schnecker; quartet
or chorus, with solos for ten. and
bass. © Louise N. Schnecker, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 23642, Apr. 16, 1923. 22

Arabesque; de Antonin Marmontel;
iano. © Marie Céline Alexandrine

R 23996,

umenil, Paris, as the executor of
the author. R 23102, Jan. 26, 1923.
23

Arise, shine, for thy light is come; by
Crowe Warston:’ foe ,296., ©. E
Howard ‘Thayer, Boston, as_ the
executor of the author. R 23650,
Apr. 16, 1923. 24

At last; hymn, w John G. Whittier, m
O. B. Brown; sop. and alto. ©
Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis, as
the child of the deceased author.
23612, Apr. 16, 1923. 25

w Philip

At parting (Scheiden) ;
Bourke Marston; m F. H. Cowen;

contralto. © Frederick Cowen, Lon-
don, as the author. R 23811, May 17,
1923. 26

At the door; gospel song, w and m P.
P. B., © Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
asi tie author... 22661, Jan. 20, 1923.

27

At the picnic; by F. A. W., op. 6, ‘no. 2;

piano. © Frederick A. Williams,
Cleveland, as the author. R 24062,
June 22, 1923. 28
At Thine altar lowly kneeling; re-
sponse, FE. W. H: E. W. Hans-
com, Auburn, Me., as the author. R
23614, Apr. 16, 1923. 29

At twilight; reverie, Leander Fisher;
piano. © Lena Garner, San Diego,
Calif., as the executrix of the author.
R 24078, June 22, 1923.

Attente; poésie de Marie de Moriana,
musique de C. G. © Césare Galeotti,
Paris, as the author. R 24161, July
3, 1923. 31

Aubade pastorale; von A. S., op. 244;
pianoforte. © Arnoldo Sartorio,
Crefeld, Germany, as the author. R
23690, Apr. 27, 1923. 32

Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Crown
diamonds overture; by 1a
Auber, arr. Theo. Moses tpseud. of
T. M. Tobanij; orch. © Theo. M.
Tobani, % Carl Fischer, New York,
as the author. R 22609, Jan. 9, 1923.

33

- Autumn song; poem Edw. Urquhart,
m Op —26, TO! 6E S80.

8

)

nd

14163 (46)

© E. R. Kroeger, St. Louis, as the
author. R 23203, Feb. 21, 1923. 34

Balancelle; valse par Antonin Marmon-
tel; piano. © Marie Céline Alexan-
drine Dumenil, Paris, as the execu-
trix of the author. R 23116, Jan. 26,
1923. 35

Balfe (Michael William)
w Longfellow, m M. W.

Excelsior ;
Balfe, arr.

G. B. N.; cho. © Geo. B. Nevin,
Easton, Pa., as the author. R 24066,
June 22, 1923.

36

—— Old treasures; by Balfe, arr. A. E.
H.; violin, with 2d violin ad lib., and
piano... © A: -B..iHanris fo.,Gart
Fischer, New York, as the author.
R 22618, Jan. 9, 1923. 37

Ballad of the oysterman; by J. J., arr.

J. H. Morris. © Julian Jordan, New
York, as the author. R 23047, Feb.
19, 1923. 38
Bane (Le) de mousse; extrait des

poémes sylvestres de Théodore Du-
bofs; franscrit: par? F.'"R:; “harpe.
© Henriette Renie, Paris, as the
author. R 23092, Jan. 26, 1923. 39

Barcarolle; from Ten musical bon-
bons; Gis Wee ase thODe hO, net e
piano. © Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, Brookline, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 24030, June 22, 1923. 40

1. 9 Olafton, «Bing han, a4. Paolo
Tosti; no. 1.in D flat... ©. Berthe
Tosti, Gagny, France, as the widow
of the author. R 22536, Jan. 6, 1923.

41
Battle hymn of the republic; cho.
harmonized Horatio W. Parker;

mixed voices. © Anna Parker, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 23757, May 17, 1923. 2

Be Thou exalted; anthem, FE. T.
O’Kane. © Henrietta C. O’Kane,
Delaware, O., as the widow of the
author. R 23998, June 11, 1923.° 43

Beatitudes (The); by G W. C. ©
G. W. Chadwick, Boston, as the
author. R 23608, Apr. 16, 1923. 44

Beautiful (The) land; gospel song, w
Le DA Santee, .inean wath. Of ow
PoP. ©) Peter “P= Bilhor, "Chie
cago, as the author. R 22662, Jan.
20, 1923. 45
Because she kissed it; from Rose
songs album, w Tom Hall, m Jessie
L. Gaynor. © Robert E. Blake,
Webster Groves, Mo., as the executor
of the author. R 22718, Janec27,
1923. 46

3)

14163 (47)

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

BL thie n. s., v. 18

Beethoven (Ludwig van) . Adagio;
from Sonata pathetique, by L. van
Beethoven, arr. Theo. Moses rpseud.
of °T.. Mi’ Tobani: ‘orch.' °© Theo.

M. Tobani, % Carl Fischer, New
York, ‘as the author. ‘R 22608,’ Jan.
9, 1923. 47

arr. and adapted to Beethoven’s
m O."'B: ‘Hawley. “© Hajtie - B.
Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as the widow
or tie author. 7"R 2355" iiay bh,
1923. 48

Romances for the violin; by L.
van Beethoven, op. 40 and 50, ed.
Henry Schradieck; violin and piano.
(Scehirmer’s* library, v?*234y "O° J:
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author.. R 24263, July
16, 1923. 49

——— Violin concerto; by LL. van Beet-
hoven, op. 61, with cadenzas and ed.
Henry Schradieck; violin and piano.
(Schirmer’s library, v.
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author. R 24262, July
16, 1923. 50

Before the throne of glory; sacred song,
w Prences V. Hubbard, mG: B, iN.
© Geo: B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
AMET. Ik 2o2o) Nahas D— LO2o, 51

Beginner (The) in phrasing; third and
fourth grades, by W. S. B. Mathews.
© Blanche D. Mathews, Boston, as
the widow of the author. R 23349,
Mar. 28, 1923. 52

Belles of Newport; two-step, R. O. G.;
orch. © R. O. Goldsmith, Benning-
ton,’ -Wticas. the: authori: aR 23363,
Mar. 29, 1923. 53

Bells at eventide; reverie, from Ten
musical bon-bons, by C. W. K., op. 10,
no. 6. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
24034, June 22, 1923. 54

Berceuse; by G. W. Marston; piano.
© E, Howard Thayer, Boston, as the
executor of the author. R 23639, Apr.
16, 1923. 55)

Beyond the great white throne; gospel
sone, M...L: McePy ©-+Matthew. L.
McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill., as the
author. R.23827, May 31, 1923. 56

Beyond the hill; w Marc Heryn, m F.
A. © Florence Aylward, Taunton,
England, as the author. R-23533, Apr.
18, 1923. oy.

Biehl (Albert) 12 melodische und in-
structive arpeggio-etuden (12 melo-
dious arpeggio studies); bis zur mit-
telstufe fortschreitend, von A. Biehl;

Hark, hark my soul; vesper hymn, |:

Zana d> |

piano. © Marie W. C. M. Biehl,
Hamburg, Germany, as the next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
23599, Apr. 16, 1923. 58

Bird (The) with a broken wing; w of
fourth verse, and musical arr. P. P.
B. © Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 22668, Jan. 20, 1923, 59

Bird’s evening song (V6gleins abend-
lied): serenade, Cornelius Gurlitt,
cp. 207, no. 3. © Otto and Franz Gur-
litt, Hamburg, Germany, and Paul
Gurlitt, Altona, Germany, as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R 23621,
Apr. 16, 1923. : 60

Birth of the rose waltzes; by Max.S.
Witt. © Albert Witt, Murray Hill,
L. I., N. Y., as the next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 24108,
June 27, 1923. ; 61

Bizet (Georges) Carmen march; by, G.
Bizet, ‘arr’ 1? MoS atch. ~ Gi aemeu.
M. Tobani, %~ Carl Fischer,’ New
York, as the author. R 22613; Jan.
9, 1923. 62

Blackbird (The); poem W. E. Henley,
mV. .H.- op! 13) no. "62" ©* Victor
Harris, New York, as the author.
R 23661, Apr. 16, 1923. 63

Bless the Lord. O my soul; anthem,
C. H. G. © Charles H: Gabriel,
Chicago, as the author. R 24000, June
11, 1923. 64

Bonum est, no. 2; by’ C. A. H., op. 171:
in F flat. ©C. A. Havens, Chicago, as
the author. R 23353, Mar. 28, 1923. .65

Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian dance;
by Brahms, arr. Carl Erich rpseud. of
Albert Biehh © Marie W. C. M.
Biehl, Hamburg, Germany, as the next
of kin of the author, who is not living.
R 23675, Apr. 16, 1923.: 66

Bras dessus; de Paul Wachs; piano. ©
Blanche Marie Simone Pauline Le-
marchand, vve. de M. Paul Wachs,
St. Mandé, France, as the widow ot
the author. R 23099, Jan. 26, 1923. 67

Brises du cceur (Herzens blumchen) ;
suite de valses, par Philippe Fahrbach,
op. 251. © Joséphine Lehrer, Vienna,
Austria, as the widow of the author.
R. 23132. Jan. sero 68

Broken (The) flower (Die geknichte
blume); w Mrs. Hemans, m F.

Cowen; contralto. © Frederic
Cowen, London, as the author. R
23809, May 17, 1923. 69
Butterfly :(The) ;. by “FA. 3 "piano.

(Pastoralia; three summer sketches,
no. 1) © Frank Adlam, London, as
the author. R 22882, Feb. 15, 1923. 70

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By the brookside; by Benjamin Cutter,
op. 33, no. 4; violin, in the 1st position,
with piano acc. © Olivia Cutter
Whiting, Plympton, Mass., as the
child of the deceased author.. R 23653,
Apres 16, 1923. 71

By the waters of Babylon; cho., W.
H. N.; women’s voices. Wao/H.
Neidlinger, New York, as the author.

R 23740, May 17, 1923. 72
Call (The) of Christmas; Christmas
Service Feo Sis L. Edmund S&S.

Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author. R
24247, July 9, 1923. 73

Cantique sur le bonheur des justes et
sur le malheur des réprouvés; paroles
de Jean Racine, musique de R. H. ©
Reynaldo Hahn, Paris, as the author.
R 24206, July 3, 1923. 74

Capitole (Le) ; opéra comique en 3 actes
et 4 tableaux de M. Paul Ferrier et
Charles Clairville, musique de Gaston
Serpette; partition chant et piano. ©
Jacques Hector Robert, Raoul Alfred
Henri Robert, et Pierre Charles Robert
du ‘Gardier, Paris, as the next of kin
of the author who is not living. R
Zoid, lair 26, 1923: 75

Captain Linch; march or two step, J.
O. B.; piano. © J. O. Brockenshire,
Cincinnati, as the author. R 23355,
Mar. 28, 1923. 76

Carnation waltz: by Esee J. McCormick

pate ee ge “Mishrushy “©: Esee™ J-
Mushrush, Hartstown, Pa., as the
author. R 24010, June.14, 1923. 77

Cast thy bread upon the waters; by
William J. Kirkpatrick. (Jn Wells
of salvation) f° B. “Sweney
Kirkpatrick. Philadelphia, as the
widow of the author. R 22886, Feb.
17, 1923. - 78
Cavalier (The); overture, T. H. R.;
orch. (Popular edition for orchestra,
no. 25) © T. H. Rollinson, %
Oliver Ditson co., Boston, as the
author. R 23250, Mar. 9, 1923. 79

Cavatina ; by W. R. S.; violin and

piano. © W. R. Spence, Perth, Ont.,
Canada, as the author. R 24072,
June 22;-1923. 80

von H. H.; violine und piano. ©
Harold Henry, Leipzig, as the au-
thor. R 24246, July 10, 1923. 81

Cendrillon valse, no. 2; by L. Stréabbog
-tpseud. of Louis Jean Gobbaerts) op.
279; piano, 4 mains. © Natalie De-
buller, vve. de Louis Jean Gobbaerts,
Brussels, as the widow of the author.

i 23130;" Jan 30 aaa 82

Cerisette mazurka, no. 2; by L. Stréab-
bog :pseud. of Louis Jean Gobbaerts)
op. 280; piano, 4 mains. © Natalie
Debuller, vve. de Louis Jean Gob-
baerts, Brussels, as the widow of the
author... R-23134, Jan. 30/719235,-.1.83

Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Le ciel est bleu; poésie de Charles
Foley, musique de C. C. 1. En ut
majeur; ten...ow .sop.— 2: (En yla...bar;
ou mezzo-sop. © Cécile Chaminade,
Le Vésinet, France, as the author. ©
RR 322524, 22525;, each Jan, 46, ie

84, 8

Espoir; poésie de Charles Fuster,
musique de C. C. 1. Ten. ou sop.,
en si—2. Bar. ou mezzo sop., en sol.
© Cécile Chaminade, Le Vésinet,
Erance, asi the yauthor. oR + 22532.
22533, each Jan. 6, 1923. 86

Mandoline; poésie de Charles
Foley, musique de C. C. © Cécile
Chaminade, Le Vésinet, France, as
the author. R 22526, Jan. 6, 1923. 87

Sans amour; poésie de Charles
Fuster, musique de C. C. 1. En fa
diése mineur; ten. ou sop.—2. En mi
mineur; bar. ou mezzo-sop.—3. En
ré mineur. © Cécile Chaminade, Le
Vésinet, France, as the author. R
22529-22531, each Jan. 6, 1923. 88-90

—<__ Sonate <en ut mineur; “par -C7:C.,
op. 21; piano. © Cécile Chaminade,
Le Vésinet, France, as the author.
R 22534, Jan. 6, 1923. 91

Twin stars (Duo d’étoiles) ; duet,
French w Armand Silvestre, English
version R.cjdd.. MHlkin,,. m, CL oe ae
sop. and mezzo sop. or contralto. ©
Cecile Carbonel-Chaminade, Tamaris,
Var, France, as the author. R 22538,
Rati. 0,2 1973. 92

—— Two hearts (Les deux cceurs) ;
French w Hippolyte Lucas, English
version R.H. Elkin; m C. Cis€.;no,- 1.
in E min. © Cecile Carbonel-Chami-
nade, Tamaris, Var, France, as the

author. R 22539, Jan. 6, 1923. 93

Chanson d’automne; de C. G., op. 107;
piano. Césare Galeotti, Paris, as
the authior:.. Ri24193 July, 351923.

94

Chansow' orientale; by PEC S! ‘© F:
FE. Sawyer, Cincinnati, as the author.
R 23346, Mar. 28, 1923. 95

Chant de paix; poésie de Juste Olivier,
musique de J. B.; chceur a trois voix

de femmes avec acc. de piano. ©
Joséphine Boulay, Paris, as the
author. R 24192, July 3, 1923. 96

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pt. III, 1. $., V. 18

Chapel (The) by the sea;
D. Wilson, op. 183; piano. Jose-
phine M. Wilson, Nyack, N.-Y:; as the
widow of the author. R 24067, June
22 AU2S: ao

Chimes (The) of Trinity; tid |
cho., w and m M. J. F. © Michael
Joseph Fitzpatrick, Brooklyn, as the
author. R 22653, Jan. 17, 1923. 98

Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Nocturne;
de Chopin, transcrit par Ch. Dancla;
piano. © Veuve Dancla, Ouistre-
ham, France, as the widow of the
author. R 24216, July 3, 1923. 99

Christ our Passover; anthem, M. L,.
McP. © Matthew 1 McPhail, Park
Ridge, Ill., as the author. R 23828,
May 31, 1923. 100

Christ the Lord is risen; Easter anthem,
Wi). Sudds:. violm « and cornet
acc., ad lib. © Chas. M. Tait, Gouver-
neur, N. Y., as the executor of the
author. R 24041, June 22, 1923. 101

Christmas crowns; text Marion Culter,
m W. A. Ogden and others. © Mrs.
W. A. Ogden, Toledo, O., as the widow

song

ofthes-author’: RR 23278" Mar.23,
1923. 102
Christmas dance; waltz, from ‘Ten

musical Hon. bons, by C. W. K.., op. 10,

no. 9. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
24037, June 22, 1923. 103

Christmas (The) fairy; children’s can-
tata. Vo Ee op. 120° ©: Victor Hol-

laender, London, as the author. R
23799, May 17, 1923. 104
Clair de lune; par I. P.; piano. (Pastels,
no. 1) © Isidore Philipp, Paris, as
the” author RR’ “23115) "fan: ~ 26," 1923:
105

Clarinda band march; by C. P. K.; piano
or cabinet organ. © Clayton P. Kin-
sey, Sedalia, Mo., as the author. R
22759, Feb. 2, 1923. 106

Claudia; riduzione per canto e pf., dell’
opera in tre atti, musica di Gellio
Benvenuto Coronaro. © Giannina

Milan, as the widow
R-22543* Jan. 6; eae
1

Ceeur dor; suite de valses, de Philippe
Fahrbach, op. 330. © Joséphine
Lehrer, Vienna, Austria, as the widow
of the author. R 23133, a 30, a

i

Cole (Rossetter G.) pst tae by R
C Sap wvGsenocn 246) Rossetter C.
Cole, Chicago, as the author. R 23610,
Apr. 16, 1923. 109

ved. Coronaro,
of the author.

reverie, G. | College bells; morceau de salon, Richard

Geericler- piano. © Julius TH.
Goerdeler, Ridgefield Park, N. J., as

a child of the deceased author.
R 24048, June 22, 1923. 110
Colonial dames; Savotte, PA.

Schnecker. © Louise N. Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the author.
R 23592, Apr. 16, 1923. 111

ballet, P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as

Columbine;

the widow of the author. R 23590,
Apr. 16,: 1923. 112
Come! said Jesus’ sacred voice; by

Albert J. Holden; quartet or mixed
voices. © Chas. "E Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 24053, June 22, 1923.

113

Come today; gospel song, w and m P.

P. B. © Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author. R 22660, Jan. 20, 1923.
114

Come unto Me; duet, W. T..P.; ten.
and alto. © W. ‘T. Portes, Cmcin-
nati, as the author. R 23418, Apr. 4,
1923. 115

Come ye disconsolate; anthem, M. L.
McP. © Matthew L. McPhail, Fark
Ridge, Ill., as the author. R 23829,
May 31, 1923. 116

Coming (The) of the King; by Dudley
Buck. (G. Schirmer’s “collection of
oratorios and cantatas) © Helen B.
Buck, New York, as the child of the
deceased auther. \R 23731, “May “17;
1923. 117

Conservatory method for guitar;

by F.

WW... piss «Oo Wie Wessenberg,
Gallipolis, O., as the author. R 23417,
Apr. 4, 1923. 118

Consider the lillies; w Leslie Waite, m
Assit eTsons © Annie F. — Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 23249,
Mar. G, 1923. 119 .

Conte joyeux; de P. W.; piano. ©
Blanche Marie Pauline Simone. Le-
marchand, vve. de Paui Wachs, St.
Mandé, France, as the widow of the
author. R 24203, July 3, 1923. 120

Contemplation; de Jos. Mertens; vio-
loncelle et piano. © Laurent,
Camille et Georges Mertens, Brussels,
as the children of the deceased author.
R 24171, July 3, 1923. 121

Coquette ane by Otto Hackh, op. 82;

piano. Mrs. Otto Hackh, New
York, as ce widow of the author. R
23773. May 17, 1923. 122

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Cosmos; march, M. A. A.; brass and
reed band. © Monroe A. Althouse,
meade, Pa,vas,:the author: <)R
24022, June 20, 1923. 123

Cottage (The) ; by P. A. Schnecker. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 23605,
Apr. 16, 1923. 124

Cradle song; arr. with English w F. J.
W., m Shaikevitch. (Jn Russian
songs, -v., 2). ©, E....J.. ;Whishaw,
Paignton, Devon, England, as the
author. R 23556, ‘Apr. BO 923. gh 25

by C. Cui, ed. Edward A. Mac-
Dowell, op. 39, NO. 4) plano. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R 23668, Apr. 16, 1923. 126
w T. B. Aldrich, m Reginald de
Koven. © Anna F. de Koven, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 24082, June 22, 1923. p27

Cure (The) of care; w and m Lev-
eridge, arr. J. © J. Greenhill,
London, as the author. R 23532, Apr.
18, 1923. 128

Daffodil waltz; by Anton Henning
tpseud. of Richard Goerdeler); piano.
© Julius H. Goerdeler, Ridgefield
Park, N. J., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 23050, Feb. 19,
1923. 129

Danse humoristique; by C. D., op. 23,
no. 5. © Charles Dennée, Brookline,

Mass., as the author. R 23646, Apr.
16, 1923. 130
Danse japonaise; de Paul Wachs;
piano. Blanche Marie Simone

Pauline Lemarchand, vve. de M. Paul
Wachs, St. Mandé, France, as the
widow of the author. R 23100, Jan.
26, 1923. 131

Danses cévenoles; de Xaviere, idylle
dramatique de Théodore Dubois,
transcrite par J. A. Anschtitz; piano

a quatre mains. © Charles Désiré
Robert Mariston, Romilly-sur-Seine,

France, as the executor of the
author. R 23119, Jan. 26, 1923. 132
no. 2; de Xaviére, idylle dra-
matique en 3 actes, de T. D. ©
Théodore Dubois, Paris, as_ the

B anthor. -/R.24226, July ,3, 4923,..,, 133
Dear refuge of my weary soul; duet,
B. Richards, adapted G. B. :
sop. and bar., or bass. © Geo. B.

- Nevin, Easton, Pa..jas the,,author:

R- 24063, June 22, 1923. 134
- Defenders of the flag; memorial hymn,
atartet..on-.chosus ya. Qian Macys
male voices. © Mary Emma S.

Macy, Worcester, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 24071, June
22, 1923. 135
Delafosse (Léon) Douze valses pré-
hides “par -LY-D.=“piane: -©- eon
Delafosse, Paris, as the author. R
23176, Jan. 26, 1923. 136

Nocturne; de L. D.; piano. ©
Léon Delafosse, Glion, Switzerland,
as the: author. R 24215, July 3, eh

13

Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Valse
des heures; de Coppélia, ballet de L.
Delibes, transcrit par L. >> deux
pianos. © _ Berthe Tissier, vve.
de Théodore Lack, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 24163, July
3, 1923. 138

Dennée (Charles) Intermezzo; by C.
D., op. 23, no. 3. © Charles Dennée,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
23645, Apr. 16, 1923. 139

Derniéres roses; mélodie, poésie de
Foulon de Vaulx, musique de Louis
Diémer; piano et chant. © Veuve
Louis Diémer, Paris, as the widow of
the author. R 24212, July 3, mer

1

Deuxieéme fantaisie; de A. P.; piano

et orch. et orgue ad. lib. © Albert
Perilhou, Paris,.as the author. R
23103, Jasss 26,1923. 141
Devils dance (Pas diabolo); by C.
Francke, arr. J. B. M.; orch. ©
John B. Meiler, Dayton, O., as the
author. R 23365, Mar. 29, 1923. 142
Dismiss thy care; quartet, w E. E.
Hewitt; im: Bi;.S.1picl@© Edmund $s:
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 23992, June 11, 1923. 143
Doll’s (The) lament; from Ten musi-
cal bon-bons, by C. W. K., op. 10,

no. 7; piano. © Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Brookline, Mass., as the
author. R 24035, June 22, 1923. 144

Don’t give up the old love for the
new; w and m J. © James
Thornton, % Edw. B. Marks ‘music
co., New York, as the author. R
24116, June 27, 1923. 145

Doris, the village maiden; waltz, w and
m Geo. Maywood rpseud. of George
Schleiffarthh © Max and Herman
Schleiffarth and Mrs. Fassauer Fer-
ron, % S. Brainard’s sons co., New
York, as the children of the deceased

author. R 24004, May 29, 1923. 146
Dreams of my own land; w and m
Douglas Dean. © Frank Adlam,
London, as the executor of the
authors dk 23071; Marc J,;. 1923-50147

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Easter (An) benedicite; w John
Caverly Middleton, m Geo. William
Warren. © Chas. FE. Warren, New
York, as the child of the deceased
author. R 23138, Feb. 24,.1923,.; 148

Easter dawn; by J. L. H. and Irvin H.

Mack. © J. Lincoln Hall, Phila-
delphia, as the author. R 23853, June
8, 1923. 149

Elsie from Chelsea; w and m Harry

Dacre. © Frank Adlam, London, as
the executor of the author. R 24113,
June 27, 1923. 150

Emperor’s (The) band march; by M. W.
- B.; piano or parlor organ. © M. W.
Butler, Sedalia, Mo., as the author.
R 22757, Feb. 2, 1923. 151
En avant: march, P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 23588,
Apr. 16, 1923. 152
En réve; de C. G., op. 110; piano. ©
Césare Galeotti, Paris, as the author.
R 24220, July 3, 1923. 153
Esther, the beautiful queen; sacred can-
tata, w C. M. Cady, m Wm. B. Brad-
bury, songs and choruses Leon
Keach. © Luzetta Keach, Brookline,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 24074, June 22, 1923. 154

Etude de concert; par Antonin Marmon-
tel; piano. © Marie Céline Alexan-
drine Dumenil, Paris, as the execu-
trix of the author. R 23108, Jan. 26,
1923. 155

Etudes for the pianoforte; by Frank
Lynes, op. 25. (Progressive studies,
bk. 2) © Adele G. Lynes, Cambridge,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 23662, Apr. 16, 1923. 156

Eureka military schottische; by J. L.
© Jacob Lenzen, Sedalia, Mo., as the
author, Rt22/550\Feb:2)21923).-9h7

Evangéline; légende arcadienne en 4
actes, avec prologue et épilogue, tirée
du poéme de Longfellow, par Louis de
Grammont, Georges Hartmann et
André Alexandre, musique de Xavier
Leroux; partition chant et piano. ©
Gaston Leroux, Salbris, France, as the
child of the deceased author. R 23114,
Jan 26, 1923. 158

Evening (An) hymn; Manaton, Wal-
ter B. Gilbert. © Cecilia Emily
Hyde, New York, as the child of the
deceased author. R 23387, Apr. 6,

1923. 159

Eventide; song F. Blumenthal, tr.
T. B.> ©. Theodore © Baker, New
York, as the author:- R 23758) May.17,
1923.

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Everlasting (The) hills; sacred song,
w from the 121st psalm, m G. B. N.
© Geo. B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author. R 23350, Mar. 28, 1923. 161

Every valley shall be exalted; by Al-
bert J. Holden. © Chas. E. Holden,
White Plains, N. Y., as the child of
the deceased author. R 22576, Jan. 4,
1923. 162

Expectancy; arr. with English w F. J.
W., m Varlamof. (Jn Russian songs,
v. 2) © F. J. Whishaw, Paignton,
Devon, England, as the author. R
23555, Apr. 30, 1923. 163

Fairy (A) song (Elfenlied); w Mrs.
Hemans, m F. H. C.; contralto. ©
Frederic Cowen, London, as the
author. R 23808, May 17, 1923. 164

Fantasie tziganesque; ungarische weisen,
J. H.., op. 55, nos. 1 and 2; violin
and pf. © Jend Hubay, Leipzig, as
the author. R 24245, July 10, 1923.

165

Farandole (La); fantastique de La

. farandole, ballet de Théodore Dubois,
transcrit par Théodore Lack; deux
pianos. © Berthe Tissier, vve. de
Theodore Lack, Paris, as the widow
of the author. R 24167, July 3, 1923.

| 166

Fast falls the sun to eventide; w Chas.
D. Bingham, m C. A. H., op. 164. ©
C. A. Havens, Chicago, as the author.
R 23356, Mar. 28, 1923. 167

Femmes et fleurs; de Paul Wachs;
piano. © Blanche Marie Pauline
Simons Lemarchand, veuvé de Paul
Wachs, St.. Mandé, France, as the
widow of the author. R 24207, July
3} 1925: 168

Fervaal; action musicale en trois actes
et un prologue, poéme et musique par
VY. d'l.; partition chant et piano. ©
Vincent d’Indy, Paris, as the author.
R 23093, Jan. 26, 1923. 169

Festival postlude in G; by F. N. ie
organ. © Frederick N. Shackley,
Roslindale, *Mass., as the author. R
24050, June 22, 1923. — met70

Fine mouche polka; par Philippe Fahr-
bach, op. 329. © Joséphine Lehrer,
Vienna, Austria, as the widow of the
author. R 23130, Jan. 30, 1923. 171

Fiona; w Frederic Weatherly, m
Stephen Adams. © Laura Maybrick,

Lynthorpe, Hyde, England, as the
widow of the author. R 23538, Apr.
18, 1923. 172

Fire brigade galop; by Esee J. Mc-
Cormick i. e>-E>-J. Mushrushr- ©

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Esee J. Mushrush, Hartstown, Pa., as
the author. R 24009, June 14, ert

First love, dearest love; w Annie G. Cal-
lender, m W. H. P. © Wm. H. Penn,

E. Elmhurst, N. Y., as the author. R
24114, June 27, 1923. 174
Five minute studies; by W. G. S., op.

63. pk. 1, 2, © Wilson .G. Smith,
Cleveland, as the author. R 23351,
23352, Mar. 28, 1923. 175, 176

Flower (The) of oblivion; by Geibel,

English version Fred’k W._ Ban-
Geis tine War deep. » 1d; 10. dx. + ©
Victor Harris, New York, as_ the

R 23658, Apr. 16, 1923. 177

Forest brook (Bachlein im walde) ; im-
promptu, Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 207,
nad) 3a) © Otto: and > Franz *Gurlitt,
Hamburg, Germany, and Paul Gurlitt,
Altona, Germany, as the children of
the deceased author. R 23623, Apr.
16; A923. 178

‘Forever and a day; vocal solo, Carl
Sobeski. © Mrs. Carl Sobeski, %
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia, as the
widow of the author. R 22795, Jan.
30, 1923. 179

Fountains (The) mingle with the river;
w Percy Bysshe Shelley, m_ Liza
Lehman. © Herbert Bedford, Pad-
dington, England,“as the widower of
the author. R .23536, Apr. 18, er

18

Four little robins; wIda M. Budd,m C.
H. G. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago,
as the author. R 23426, Apr. 7, 1923.

181

From the North; by A. C. Mackenzie.
(Three Scottish pieces) 1. Orch. se.—
2, Orch. pts. 3» Orch: sc. © Alexan-
der Mackenzie, London, as the author.
R 23792-23794, May 17, 1923.

182-184

1, 3. Orch. pts.—2. Orch.

author.

sc. © Alexander Mackenzie, Lon-
don, as the author. R.» 23795-23797,
May 17, 1923. 185-187

Fullness of joy; Gospel song, M. L.
McP.- © Matthew L. McPhail, Park
Ridge. Ill., as the author. R 23830,
May 31, 1923. 188

Puture- capital; ‘srand*march, ‘CP: K.
© Clayton P. Kinsey, Sedalia, Mo.,
as the author. R 22751, Feb. 2, 1923.

189

Galeotti (Césare) Impromptu; de C. G.,
op. 106; piano. © Césare Galeotti,
Paris, as the author; R 24156, Julv
Sil 923; 190

2103—23——7

Garden voices; w Mrs. G. F. Byron,
m A. E. Horrocks tpseud. of N. Para-

mythiotii © Nico Paramythioti,
Paris, as the author. R 23790, May
1 72At923; 191

Gate City guard; march, V. H.; piano.
(Two matches, no. 2) © Victor
Herbert, New York, as the author.
R 23776, May 17, 1923. 192

Gavotte; by S: .B: Mills, ‘op. 31;° piano.
© E. A. Mills, White Plains, N. Y.,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 23144, Feb. 24, 1923. 193

von A. S., op. 243; pianoforte. ©
Arnoldo Sartorio, Crefeld, Germany,
as the author. R 23689, Apr. ZI, \923.

194
Gay (The) Parisienne; w G. D., m
Ivan ‘Caryll; vocal’ sc. © Maude

Caryll and George Dance, % Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London, as the widow

of the author, and the author. R
24252, July 14, 1923. 195
Gaze on this face; duet, V. H.
(Wizard of the Nile, no. 19) ©
Victor Herbert, New. York, as the
author. -R 23782, May 17, 1923. 196

Ghiselle; drame lyrique en 4 actes, de
Gilbert Augustin Thierry, musique de
César Franck: piano et chant. ©
Robert, Félicité, Georges, Joseph and
Francis Franck and Thérése Marie
Félicité Pauline Monica Franck,
épouse Chopy, Paris, as the next of
kin of the author who is not living. R
P4204 jh raby 33 1923: 197

Giffe’s new male quartet book; choice
collection of new secular quartets,
W. T..G.,. ©» W. T.; Giffe, Logans-

port, Ind., as the author. R 22793,
Jan. 30, 1923. 198
Gliding gondola waltz; by C. S.
D-).two: anands and. cmit-ac@) C2 S:

‘DeLano, % Carl Fischer, New York,
as the author. R 22619, Jan. 9, 1923. 199
Gloria in excelsis; by G.E. W. (Sacred
octavo series, mixed voices, no. 265)
© George E. Whiting, Boston, as the
author. R 23638, Apr. 16, 1923. 200
Glory to God in the highest; Christmas,
by E. W. H. © E. W. Hanscon,

Auburn, Me., as the author. R 23634,
Apr. 16, 1923. 201
God is love; song Clara H. Scott.

© Harold F. Sayles, Chicago, as the
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 24257, July 16, 1923. 202
Gedard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Ber-
ceuse de Jocelyn; de l’opéra en 4
actes, de B. Godard. 1. no. 8, pour
piano.—2. Violon et piano. © Made-

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pt. 111, n.s., v. 18

leine Laura Augusta Godard et
Catherine Louise Kuntz, vve. de M.
‘Benoit Henri Revoil, Paris, as the
executors of the author.
A275 July 3,5 1923. 203, 204

Sser> = no.) Iivdenl epéraiven 4’ deteés,
de B. Godard. © Madeleine Laura
Augusta Godard, et Catherine Louise
Kuntz, vve. de M. Benoit Henri
Revoil, Paris, as the executors of the
author. . Ry 24223;, July 33, 19235, 205

=i Mazurka,’ no: 2; by’ Godard, “arr.
Carl Erich tpseud. of Albert Biehh
© Marie W. C. M. Biehl, Hamburg,
Germany, as the next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 23676,
Apr. 16, 1923. 206

APM? maziticas, by B.. Godard; ep.
103, no. 4, ed. William Kip Bass-
ford. © Maria Bassford, Belleville,
N. J., as the widow of the author.
R 24264, July 16, 1923. 207

Going for a pardon; w andm J. T. ©
James Thornton, % Edw. B. Marks
music co., New York, as the author.
R 24115, June 27, 1923. 208

-Golden goose; duet, w F. E. Weatherly,
m E. N.; mezzo-sop. and bar., or
contralto, or ten. and bar. © Ernest
Newton, London, as the author. R
23525, Apr. 18, 1923. 209

Golden (The) light of day; w Kate
ieichnolis# nr 4,2 Be Gy Cyr B.
Rootham, Cambridge, England, as
the author. R 23534, Apr. 18, oan

Goose girl; musical play for the young,
written and composed Alfred Scott-
Gatty. © Alex. J. Scott Gatty, Lon-
don, as the child of the deceased

Atithor: R.23557, Apr: 18, 19237211
Gounod (Charles Francois) — Ballet
m from Faust; by Ch. Gounod,

arr. Theo. Moses rpseud. of T. M.
Tobanij; orch. © Theo. M. Tobani,
% Carl Fischer, New York, as the
author. R 22611, Jan. 9, 1923. 212

———TI cannot always trace the way; by
C. Gounod, arr. O. B. Brown.
Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis, as
the child of the deceased author. R
23635, Apr. 16, 1923. 213

—_ Préludes et fugues; par C. Gounod,
pour étude préparatoire au Clavecin
bien tempéré de Jean Sebastien
Bach. © Jean Charles Marie
Augustine Gounod and Jeanne Hor-
tense Victoire Gounod, vve. Lassus
de St. Genies, Paris, as the children
of the deceased author.

Jan. 26, 1923. 214

83

R 24224,

R_ 23098, ©

—— Requiem; derniére cuvre de C.
Gounod, transcrite par H. B. ©
Henri Busser, Paris, as the author.
R 23097, Jan. 26, 1923 215

Grand (The) duke; or, The statutory
duel, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. from the full sc. Wil-
fred Bendell; vocal sc. © Herbert
Sullivan and Lucy Gilbert, % Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London, as the next
of kin of the author who is not liv-
ing, and the widow of the author.
R 24251, July 14, 1923. 216

Graziella; menuet, from Ten musical
bon-bons, by C. W. K., op. 10, no.
10.. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
24038, June 22, 1923. 217

Great-is the Lord God; festival an-
them, “A. M.°"R:,, “op: 3] ten salb.
alto and bass duet, sop., alto, ten:
and bass quartet and chorus. ©

Angelo M. Read, Buffalo, as the
author. R 24052, June 22, 1923. 218
Greeting waltz; quartet or chorus,
J. C. Macy; women’s voices. ©

Mary Emma S. Macy, Worcester,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 24055, June 22, 1923. 219

Guide me O Thou great Jehovah; duet,
A. W. . DL): csopsiersMenesiand par.
© A. W. Lansing, Cohoes, N. Y., as
the author. R 23048, Feb. 19, 1923.

220.

Had I a thousand eyes; arr. with Eng-
lish w Fred J. W., m Tarnofsky.
(In Russian songs, v. 2) © F. J.
Whishaw, Paignton, Devon, England,
as. the author, wR 23548 Amr: 230,
1923. 221

Handel (Georg Friedrich) Handel
album for piano; Buonamici, with bio-
graphical sketch P. H. (Schirmer’s
library, v. 43) © Philip Hale, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 23137, Feb. 20,
1923. 222

Hahn (Reynaldo) Nocturne; poésie
de Jean Lahor, musique de R. H. ©
Reynaldo Hahn, Paris, as the author.

“Ro24154,, July, 3,,1923. 1E2DS

Happy hearts (Frohe herzen); ma-
zutka’ caprice, f ; UK, -apiaino;

E.. M.: Read, St (Womss astthe

author. R. 23370, Mar.;30, 1923. 224

Happy hours; beautiful set of waltzes,
Leander Fisher; piano. Rey. ed.
© Lena Garner, San Diego, Calif.,
as the executrix of the author. R
24068, June 22, 1923. 225

Hark, what mean those holy voices;
Christmas anthem, John A. West.

RENEWALS

no. 8, 1923

© Joseph M. West, West Chicago, as
the child of the deceased author. R
22715, Jan. 27, 1923. 226

Harold; or, The Norman conquest,
opera in 4 acts, libretto Edward
Malet, German adaptation e. Ae Can

mot, mF: H.C. “Vocal ‘sc. ©
Frederic Cowen, London, as the
author. R 23788, May 17, 1923. 227

Harvest home; hymn anthem, J. B.
Eee Je B. Herbert, Monmouth, IIL,
as the author. R237 5. Mar. 23, 1923

Haste, O beloved; w William A. Spar-
row, m Mrs. H. H. A. B., op. 29, no.
4. © Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, Hillsboro,

Niele as the: author. R 23603, Apr.
16, 1923. 229
He'll take care of me; w Johnson Oat-
man gr. mi °H.M. © 1. H. Mere-

dith, New York, as the author. R
24006, June 14,1923. 230
He’s the Savior of my soul; gospel song,
w Ada Blenkhorn, m P. P. B. ©
Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author, - R 22666, Jan. 20, 1923. 231
He shall come down like rain; anthem,
M. L. McP. © Matthew L. McPhail,
Park Ridge, Ill., as the author. R
23831, May 31, 1923. 232

Hear my prayer; by A. W. © Alfred

Wooler, Buffalo, as the author. R
24075, June 22, 1923. 233
Heartsease; w F. E. Weatherly, m

Charles Deacon. © Charles E. Tolley,
Peaslake, Surrey, England, as the ex-
ecutor of the author. R 23523, Apr.
18, 1923. 234

Heaven is my home; by EF. W. H. ©
E. W. Hanscom, Auburn, Me., as the
author. R 23613, Apr. 16, 1923. 235

Hebron; w Ford C. Ottman, m P. P.
B. © Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 22664, Jan. 20, ae

236

Heilige (Die) nacht; eine weihnachts-
liturgie, von E. S. L., unter mitwir-
kung von Otto J. Gilbert. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.

. R 24248, July 9, 1923. 237

~ Hetald (The) of spring; cantata, w John

Payne, m J. H. B.; women’s voices.
© John Hyatt Brewer, Brooklyn, as
the author. R 23636, ‘Apr. 16, 1923.

238

‘Herbstlied (Autumn song) von W. A.
(Sechs kinderstiicke fur pianoforte, no.
2) © Wilhelm Aletter, Berlin-Steg-
litz, Germany, as the author. R 23684,
Apr. 21, 4923. 239

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Heures de reve et de joie; suite de
Nicolo Celega, op. 275; piano. 1. Au
réveil—2. La_ sieste-——3. Coucher de
soleil. — 4. Sérénade. © Angelo
Francesconi, Milan, as the executor of

the author. R 24188, July 3, 1923. 240

His highness; march,. V. H.; military
band ed. © Victor Herbert, New
York, as the author. R 23772, May
17, 1923. 241

Ho, jolly Jenkin; the Friar’s song, from
Ivanhoe, by Arthur Sullivan, arr. P.

A. Schnecker; male voices. © Louise
N. Schnecker, New York, as_ the
widow of the author.’ R 24065, June
22, 1923. 242
Hold Thou my hands; sacred song, w
William Canton, m C. Cecile
Hartog, London, as the author. R
23531, Apr. 18, 1923. 243
Hold up the light; w Mrs. Frank A.

Buck, m I. H. M. © I. H. Meredith,

New York, as the author. R 23383,
Apr. 4, 1923. 244
Holden (J. A.) Twelve responses after
prayer: oby. A. J...Holden: = mixed
quartet. without. acc. .© Chas. :E.
Holden, White Plains, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R 22579,
tain. 4, 1923. 245
Holy Spirit, faithful guide; anthem,

M. L. McP. © Matthew L. McPhail,
Park Ridec,, It as ihe cauthor. oa
23832, May 31, 1923. 246
Home-light (The); by J. S. Macy;
male voices. © Mary Emma S. Macy,
Worcester, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 22571, Jan. 2, 1923. 247

Honey-moon waltz; by P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow: of the author. R 23589,
Apr. 16, 1923. 248

Hot (A) time in the old town to-
night; Ethiopian song and cho., Old
Hayden rtpseud. of T. A. Metz) ©
Theo. A. Metz, Stamford, Conn., as
the author. R 23765, May 21,1923. 249

How gracious the Lord is; anthem,

Brtiae = DE Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author. R 23993,
June 11, 1923. 250

How lovely are thy dwellings fair; trio,
G. G. Marston, sop., or ten., alto
and bass. © E. Howard Thayer,
Boston, as the executor of the author.
R 23629, Apr. 16, 1923. 251

Hunting song; quartet or cho. H.
Smart, ed. Horace Wadham Nicholl;
mixed voices. © Cornelia M. Nicholl,
New York, as the widow of the
author. R 23750, May 17, 1923. 252

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pt. III, n. s.sv:dS

I love my love (Ich lieb’ mein lieb) ;
w Wilhelmina Baines, m F. H. Cowen;

contralto. © Frederic Cowen, Lon-
don, as the author. R 23802, May 17,
1923. 253

I’m a pilgrim; hymn anthem or response
for church service, G. W. Marston,
arr. O. B. Brown; women’s voices.
(Otavo series) © Harold H. Brown,
Indianapolis, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 23596, Apr. 16, a

I’m nearing the goal; gospel song,
M. L. McP. © Matthew L. McPhail,
Park Ridge, Ill, as the author. R
23833, May 31, 1923. 295

I’m running for the prize divine; gospel
song, M. L. McP. © Matthew L. Mc-
Phail, Park Ridge, Ill., as the author.
R 23834, May 31, 1923. 256

I once had a sweet little doll; poem
Chas. Kingsley, m E. R. K., op. 28,
no. 1. FE. R. Kroeger, St. Louis, as
the author. R 23340, Mar. 28, Cina

I praise the tender flower; w Robert
Bridges, m Liza Lehmann. © Herbert
Bedford, London, as the widower of
the author. R 24017, June 22, oe

I’ve appeared before the crowned heads;
entrance of Kibosh, solo with cho.,
V. H. (Wizard of the Nile, no. 5)
© Victor Herbert, New York, as the
author. R 23784, May 17, 1923. 259

I will arise; Scripture anthem, J. A.
P. © J. A. Parks, York, Neb., as the
author. R 23278, Mar. 23, 1923. 260

I will sing; Scripture anthem, w and m
John Tibbals tpseud. of E. $. Lorenzi
© E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author. R 23277, Mar. 23, 1923. 261

If I knew; from Rose songs album, w

Maria Bailey, m Jessie L. Gaynor. ©
Robert E. Blake, Webster Groves,

Mo.. as the executor of the author. R |

Doak, Van. 24, 0923. 262
If I were king; duet, V. H. (Wizard
of the Nile, no. 4) © Victor Her-
bert, New York, as the author. R
23780, May 17, 1923. 263
If you were me; w Robert Martin, m
L.S. © Leslie Stuart, London, as the
author. R 23535, Apr. 18, 1923. 264
In April time; quartet or cho., Ciro
Pinsuti, ed. Horace Wadham Nicholl;
mixed voices. © Cornelia M.
Nicholl, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 23746, May 17, onl

(Home again); von
W.A.. (Sechs kinderstiicke fiir piano-
forte, no. 3) © Wilhelm Aletter,
Berlin-Steglitz, Germany, as the au-
thor. R 23685, Apr. 27, 1923. 266

In good humor; by Benjamin Cutter,
op. 33,|,no./3; violm.and piano... ©
Olivia Cutter Whiting, Plympton,
Mass., as the child of the deceased
author. R 23604, Apr--16, 1923. 9.207

In my garden; from Rose songs album,
by Jessie L. Gaynor. © Robert E.
Blake, Webster Groves, Mo., as the
executor of the author. R 22719, Jan.
27, 1923: 268

In slumberland; from Ten musical bon-
bons, ;by ©., W..5., -op.c J0Pmnoses <
piano. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
24036, June 22, 1923. 269

In springtime; poem, Charlotte R.
Jones, m V. H-veps 13) nondae©
Victor Harris, New York, as the au-
thor, °"R° 23656, “Apr. 16,925." 270

In the cross of Christ I glory; trio,
G. W. Marston; sop., or ten., alto and
bass. © E. Howard Thayer, Boston,
as the executor of the author. R

In der heimath

23632, Apr. 16, 1923. 271
In the hour of soften’d splendor;
serenade for quartet or cho., Ciro

Pinsuti, ed. Horace Wadham Nicholl;
mixed voices. © Cornelia M. Nicholl,
New York, as the widow of the author.
R 23748, May 17, 1923. 272

In the secret place; gospel song, w Ford
C. Ottman,'m PP, Bet © PetersP.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
22663, Jan. Z0, 1923. 273

Indian (An) lullaby; part-song, Mrs.
H. H. A. B.; female voices. © Mrs.
H. H. A. Beach, Hillsboro, N. H., as
the author. R 24043, June 22, es

274

Inheritance (The) divine; cantata, ver-
sification Anne Porter Lynes, m H. R.
S.; solo voices, mixed cho., with organ
acc. © Harry Rowe Shelley, % G.

Schirmer, inc., New York, as the
author. .R. 23734 Maysi72 Teese 275

Irish (An) love song; by M. R. L.,’ op.
22. © Margaret Ruthven Lang, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 23674, Apr. 16,
1923. 276

Iron (The) founders; quartet or cho.,
W. W. Pearson, ed. Horace Wad-
ham Nicholl; mixed voices. © Cor-
nelia M. Nicholl, New York, as the .
widow of the author. R 23745, May
17, 1923. 277

838

RENEWALS

no. 8, 1923

It came upon a midnight clear; Christ-
mas hymn, E. M., op. 53; high
voice. © Eduardo Marzo, New York,
as the author. R 23372, Mar. 30, i

It is the blessed Christmas morn; w E.
B. Currier, mJ. C. Bis: sop., violin,
eno. ana organ. ©- J. C.° Bartlett,
Boston, as the author. R 22575, Jan.
4, 1923. 279

It was a lover and his lass; part-song,
R. F. S. Stevens, ed. Horace Wad-
ham Nicholl; quintet or cho. of mixed

- voices. © Cornelia M. Nicholl, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 23751, May 17, 1923. 280

Jack in the box; mazurka, from Ten
musical bon-bons, by C. W. K., op. 10,
no. 4. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
24052, june 22; 1923: 281

Jehovah is my strength and song; an-
them, w and m P’ P. B. © Peter P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
22665, Jan. 20, 1923. 282

Jenny’s baby; w John Ernest McCann,
m V. H. © Victor Herbert, New
York, as the author. R 23774, May
17* 192% 283

Jesus bids me come; by H. P. Danks;
contralto or bass. © Albert V. Danks,
New York, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 23371, Mar. 30, 1923.

284

Jesus, lover of my soul; duet, w Charles
Wesley, m O. B. Brown; sop. and
alto. © Harold H. Brown, Indian-
apolis, as the child of the deceased
author. R 23626, Apr. 16,1923. 285

Jesus loves us all; w Maggie F. Gregory,
m H. A. Henry tpseud. of Chas. H.
' Gabrieli © Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago,
as the author. R 23817, May 18, ene

Jesus, refuge of my soul; anthem,
M. lL. McP. © Matthew L. McPhail,
Park Ridge, Ill., as the author. R
23835, May 31, 1923. 287

Jingle bells galop; by M. W- B. ©
M. W. Butler, Sedalia, Mo., as the
author. R 22754, Feb. 2, 1923. 288

Jolie (La) duchesse; polka, from Ten
musical bon-bons, by C. W. K., op. 10,
no. 5; piano. © Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Brookline, Mass., as the
author. R 24033, June 22, 1923: 289

Jolly fellows (Flotte bursche); over-
ture. F. vy. Suppé, arr. Theo. Moses
tpseud. of T. M. Tobanii; orch. ©
Theo. M. Tobani, % Carl Fischer,
New York. as the author. R 22615,
Sane 9. 01925: : 290

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Joyeux (Le) lurron; quadrille, par
Philippe Fahrbach, op. 328. © José-
phine Lehrer, Vienna, Austria, as the
widow of the author. R 23131, Jan.
30, 1923. 291

Jubilate Deo; m Geo. Wm. Warren.
(A Te Deum laudamus and Jubi-
late. .Deo,.in, D’ . major) - - ©;.Chas.
E. Warren, New York, as the child of
the deceased author. R 23146, Feb. 24,
1923. 292

Jubilate in B flat; by G. W. C.. (Sacred
octavo series, mixed voices) © G. W.
Chadwick, Beston, as the author. R
23597, Apr. 16, 1923. © 293

Jubilate in. Cs .byyBacl Rea @o EG
Rowley, Hudson, N. Y., as the author.
R 24076; June 22, 1923. 294

Jubilee echoes; gospel song, M. L. McP.
© Matthew L. McPhail, Park Ridge,
Ill., as the author. R 23836, May 31,
1923. 295

Keep down de middle; by Alfred Scott
Gatty. (Plantation songs with cho-
ruses, with pianoforte accompaniments,
no. 22) © A. J. Scott Gatty, London,
as the child of the deceased atithor.
R) 23537; Apr 18>1923: 296

King ail glorious; solo and-~ chorus,
Joseph Barnby, arr. P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 24051,
June 22, 1923. 297

King (The) of glory shall come in;
by James McGranahan. © David R.
Gilbert, Warren, O., as the executor
of the author. R 22640, Dec. 4, 1922.

298

Kingdom (A) for a smile; arr. with
English w F. J. W., m C. de Bach.
Cin "Russian: -sotiess vis2) BO UES J.
Whishaw, Paignton, Devon, England,
as the author. R 23554, Apr. 30, 1923.
299

Kleine (Der) Turko (The little Turk) ;
von W. A. (Sechs kinderstticke fur
pianoforte, no. 6) © Wilhelm Alet-
ter, Berlin-Steglitz, Germany, as the
author. R 23688, Apr. 27, 1923. — 300

Kuiawiak; second mazurka, J. Wie-
niawski, ed. Ferdinand Meyer rpseud.
of Frank Lynes} © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as the widow of

the author. R 23669, Apr. 16, 1923.
301
Lady mine; by C. B. Hawley. © Hattie

B. “Hawley, “Nyack, “N. 'Y., as the
widow of the author. R 23738, May
17,2923) 302
Lais; ou, Le scandale du Louvre, ballet
memé en 1 acte, de L: R.-M. et C. A.,

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Lais—Continued.

musique de Jules Bouval. © L.
Roger-Miles, and Charles Akar,
Paris, as the authors. R 22528, Jan.
6, 1923. 303

Lament (A); w Hendon Rose, m from
the Swedish, arr. W. C. © Wad-
dington Cooke, London, as_ the
author. R 23542, Apr. 18, 1923. 304

Lefebvre (Charles Edouard) Sonate; de
Lefebvre; violoncelle et piano.

© Marie Louise Leudet, vve. de M.
Charles Edouard Lefebvre, Paris, as

the widow of the author. R 24170,
July 3, 1923. 305
Légende; de Jos. Mertens; violon et
piano. © Laurent, Camille et
Georges Mertens, Brussels, as the
children of the deceased author. R
24152, July 3, 1923. 306
Légende des trois petits mousses;

poésie de Andre Alexandre, musique
de Xavier Leroux. (Poémes de
Bretagne, 4) © Gaston Xavier
Leroux, Salbris, France, as the child
of the deceased author. R 24201,
July 3, 1923. 307

Let me call you my sweetheart again;
w and m J. T. © James Thornton,
% FE. B. Marks wey co., New
York, as the author. R 24117, June
27,71923. 308

Let not your heart be troubled; vocal
duet, Hubbard William Harris.
© Mrs. Hubbard W. Harris, Wil-
mette, Ill, as the widow of the
author... R. 22713; Jan. 27, 1923; 309

Lift your glad voices in triumph on
high; duet, P. A. Schnecker; sop.
and ten. © Louise N. Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the
author. R 24056, June 22, 1923. 310

Lily (The) nymph; cantata, poem
Arlo Bates, m G. W. C.. © G..W.
Chadwick, Boston, as the author. R
23617, Apr. 16, 1923. 311

Liszt (Franz) Consolations (Liebes-
traume); by F. Liszt, ed. Max
Vogrich. (Schirmer’s library, v.
341) © Alice Vogrich, Melbourne,
Australia, -as the. widow..of © the
auther... R:23733, May 12,1923. .312

Little (The) drummer boy; from Ten
musical bon-bons, by C. W. K., op.
10, no. 3. © Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, Brookline, Mass.,. as the
author. R 24031, June 22, 1923. 313

Little landler; by Benjamin Cutter, op.
83° notes

with piano acc. © Olivia Cutter

violin, in the Ist position, |

Whiting, Plympton, Mass., as the
child of the deceased author. R
23652, Apr. 16, 1923. 314

Little red ribbon; w James Whitcomb
Riley, m C. M. © Constance Maud,
London, as the author. R 23528,
Apr. 18, 1923. 315

Laake forja bully... by, j.. Ha-Ha ©
Jos. E. Howard, % Edw. B. Marks
oe ee New York, as the author.
R 24109, June 27, 1923. 316

Lord (The) my pasture shall prepare;
trio, G. W. Marston; sop. or ten.,
alto and bass. © E. Howard Thayer,
Boston, as the executor of the author.
R: 23640; Apr. 16,1928, ine 317

Loreley waltz; von W. A. (Sechs
kinderstticke fiir pianoforte, no. 1)
© Wilhelm Aletter, Berlin-Steglitz,
Germany, as the author. R 23683,
Apt.24 hors. 318.

Love (The) song of the mavis; by S.
R. Crockett, set tom A. K. © Anna
Kinnison, London, as the author. R
23529, Apr. 18, 1923. 319

Love within the lover’s breast; poem
George Meredith, m V. H., op. 13,
no. 5. © Victor Harris, New York,
as the author. R 23660, Apr. 16,
1923. 320

Loved (A) voice; arr. with English
w F. J. W., m Balakiref. (Jn Rus-
sian songs, v. 2) © F. J. Whishaw,
Paignton, Devon, England, as_ the
author. .R. 23550, Apr 30, 1923. 5321

Lovers (Liebe) ; w Philip Bourke Mar-
ston; mF. H.C. ;+:contealte, 42©
Frederic Cowen, London, as_ the
author. R 23804, May 17, 1923. 322

Love’s last farewell; vocal solo, w and
m Carl Sobeski. © Mrs. Carl
Sobeski, % Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia, as the widow of the author.
R 22794, Jan. 30, 1923. 323

Lucella waltz; by M. W. B.; piano or
parlor organ. © M. W. Butler,
Sedalia, Mo., as the author. R 22758,
Feb. 2, 1923. 324

Lynes (Frank) Five uae arr. F.
Lynes; ladies’ voices. 1. Nearer my
God to Thee; Sullivan.—2. Rock of
ages; Hastings—3. Jesus, Lover of
my soul ; Marsh.—4. Manoah; Ros-
sini—5. Naomi; Mason. © Adeéle
G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 23615, Apr.
16, 1923. 325

Magnificat in E flat; by P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 24042,
June 22, 1923. 326

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Maiden (The) didn’t know a single
thing; w Harry Braisted, m Stanley
Carter ipseud. of F. J. Redcliffe;
© F. J. Redcliffe, New York, as the
author. R 24122, June 29, 1923. 327

Maiden (A) fair; ballad, L. Uhland,
tr. W. W. Caldwell, m Frank Lynes.

~ © Adele G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,

as the widow of the author. R 23673,
Apr, 16;°1923. 328
_Mammy’s hush-a-bye; w Harriet D.

Cane way. A. F. ©]. As*Parks,
York, Neb., as the author. R 23274,
Mar. 23, 1923. 329

Marche des batteurs; de Xaviére, idylle
dramatique de Th. Dubois, transcrite
par J. A. Anschtitz; piano a quatre
mains. © Charles Désiré Robert
Mariston, Romilly-sur-Seine, France,
as the executor of the author. R
Pai7A. J aus, 26,: 1923. 330

no. 3; de Xaviére, idylle dramatique
en 3 actes, de T. D. © Théodore
Dubois, Paris, as the author. R 24227,

“July 3, 1923. 331

Mariano; w Christina Rosetti, m F. H.
C.; contralto. © Frederic Cowen,
London, as the author. R 23803, May
1731923: 332

Marigold polka; by Anton Henning
tpseud. of Richard Goerdeleri; piano.
© Julius H. Goerdeler, Ridgefield
Park, N. J., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 23049, Feb. 19, 1923.

333

Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Ara-

gonaise; du Cid, opéra de J. Mas-
senet, transcrit par Izy * deux
pianos. © Berthe ‘Tissier, vve. de

Théodore Lack, Paris, as the widow
of the author. R 24164, July 3, 1923.
334

Le dernier sommeil de la vierge;
prélude de la 4°™° scene de la Vierge
de J. Massenet, transcrit par J. Del-
sart; violoncelle et piano harmonie,
ad lib. © Veuve J. Delsart, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 24228,
duly 3.1923. 335
Math (Un) 311; dew' Ch: N.gtopi.! 210;
piano. (Pensées mélancoliques, no. 3)
© Charles Frédéric Neustedt, Paris,
as the author. R 24175, July 3, 1923.
336

Matinée aux Alpes; suite, de N. Celega;
piano a 4 mains. © Angelo Frances-
coni, Milan, as the executor of the
author. R 24196, July 3, 1923. 337
op. 273; piano. © Angelo
Francesconi, Milan, as the executor of
the author.. R 24190, July 3, 1923.
338

Matutina reverie; par C. G., op. 103;

piano. César Galeotti, Paris, as the
author. R 23094, Jan. 26, 1923. 339
Maypole dance (Maien tanzchen) ;

gavotte, Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 207,
no. 2. © Otto and Franz Gurlitt,
Hamburg, Germany, and Paul Gurlitt,
Altona, Germany, as the children of
the deceased author. R 23620, Apr.
16, 1923. 340
Mazurka; by Harriet P. Sawyer; piano.
© Harriet P. Sawyer Achorn, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 23664,
Apr. 16, 1923. 341

Mazurka russe; par Albert Landry, op.
96; piano. © Aimée Pauline Pasquier,

vve. Albert Landry, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 23111, Jan.
26, 1923. 342

Meditation; by R. G. C., op. 3, no. 3;
in F. © Rossetter G. Cole, Chicago,
as the author. R 23611, Apr. 16, 1923.

343

par Boland) Tries par ve a:

orgue. (L’orgue moderne, 6°™° livrai-
son) © Eugene Lacroix and M.
Michel, Paris, as the authors. R

23183, Jan. 30, 1923. 344:
Melodie sentimentale; de A. Marmontel,

op. 123. (Impressions et souvenirs, no.
1) © Marie Céline Alexandrine
Dumenil, Paris, as the executor of

the author. R 24158, July 3, 1923. 345
Menuetto scherezo ; by Emil Liebling, op.
28. © Florence M. Liebling, Orange-

burg, S. C., as the widow of the author.
R 23419, Apr. 4, 1923. 346
Merry May galop; by E. M. R. © E.
M. Read, St. Louis, as the author. R
23408, Apr. 4, 1923. 347
Merry May march; by EF. M. R. © E.
M. Read, St. Louis, as the author.
R 23374, Mar. 30, 1923. 348
Merry May polka; by E. M. R. © E.
M. Read, St. Louis, as the author.
R?23375, Mar.’ 30; 1923. 349
Merry May two-step; by E. M. R. ©
E. M. Read, St. Louis, as the author.
R 23410, Apr. 4, 1923. 350
Merry May waltz; by E. M. R. ©
E. M. Read, St. Louis, as the author.
R 23409, Apr. 4, 1923. 351
Merry May yorke; by E. M. R. ©
E. M. Read, St. Louis, as the author.

~R. 23373, Mar. 30, 1923. 352
Mertens (Jos.) Impromptu; de_ J.
Mertens; violon et piano. © Lau-
rent, Camille et Georges Mertens,

Brussels, as the children of the de-
ceased author. R 24166, July 3, ee

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Mertens (Jos.)—Continued. _

Scherzino; de J. Mertens; violon
et piano. © -Laurent, Camille et
Georges Mertens, Brussels, as the
children of the deceased author. R

24151, July 3, 1923. 354
Message of flowers; by J. L. H. and
Irvin H. Mack. © a Lincoln Hall,

Philadelphia, as the author. R 23851,
June 8, 1923. 355

Messiah is king; by C. A. H., op. 169;
with acc. for violin, harp and organ,
or organ only. © C. A. Havens,
Chicago, as the author. R 23411,
Apr. 4, 1923. 356

Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Robert | le
Diable (Robert the Devil); selection
from G. Meyerbeer’s opera, by T. M.
i: orch. ai©... Pheo. Mc. Tobani,
% Carl Fischer, New York, as the
author. R 22604, Jan. 9, 1923. 357

Moderne; gavotte, P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 23591,
Apr. 16, 1923. 358

Molly; w Frank L. Stanton, m Jessie
L. Gaynor. © Robert E. Blake,
Webster Groves, Mo., as the executor
ob tae jauthor. -R;y22/7hk.. Jamun 27,
1923. 359

Moonlight waltz; by D. W. C., piano
orvcabmet organ: <©-D.IWe Crist,
Alliance, O., as the-author. R 23723,

May 9, 1923. 360
—by F. A. W., op. 6,-no. 3; piano.
© Frederick A. Williams, Cleveland,
as the author. R 24061, June 22, 1923.
361

Morning (The) cometh; gospel song,
w E. F. Hellenbeck, m P. P. B.
© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author. R 22667, Jan. 20,1923" 7362
Moszkowski (Moritz) Spanish dance;
bys: Moszkowski,; ast... Cas’ Erich
tpseud. of Albert Biehl) © Marie
W. C. M. Biehl, Hamburg, Germany,
as the next of kin of the author,
who is not livi ing. R 23647, Apr. 16,
1923. 363

Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Lullaby;
by W. A. Mozart, arr. J. H. B.;
women’s voices. © John Hyatt
Brewer, Brooklyn, as the author.
23677, Apr. 16, 1923.

Musette du xvit® siécle; harmonisée
pares bP. VO A. Pertlhou Paris, “as
the author. R 24209, July 3, v6

Music in the soul; song E. M.,

50. © Eduardo Marzo, New ark,
as the author. R 23761, May 17,
1923. 366

Music on the lake pele ie by Esee
J. McCormick ti. e. E. J. Mushrusiny
© Esee J. Mushrush, Hartstown, Pa,
as the author. R "24012, June 14,
1923. 367

Music when soft voices die; poem P. B.
Shelley mm: Vi Eee: 13, 110,42, (©)
Victor Harris, New York, as the
author. R 23657, Apr. 16, 1923. 368

My country, ’tis of thee; harmonized
Horatio W. Parker; cho. of mixed
voices. © Anna Parker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 23756,
May. Te to23: | 369

My darling; w Frederic E. Weatherly,
mE. sPaolos Testij vane 1 in Ws fat.
© Berthe Tosti, Gagny, France, as
the widow of the author. oR 22537,
Janz. 6) 1923)+ 370

My God and Father while I stray;

hymn anthem, G. W.. Marston.
© FE. Howard Thayer, Boston, as
the executor of the author. R 23630,

Ape 16,71923: 371

My heart ever faithful; by Ferdinand
Meyer rpseud. of A. Foote) arie aus
der Pfingst cantate by Bach-Lavignac.

© Arthur Foote, Brookline, Mass.,
as the author. R 23679, Apr. 16,
1923. 372

My mother was a lady; or, If Jack was
only here, w E M., m. Jos...W.
Stern. © Edward B. Marks, New
York, as the author. R 24111, June
21 1923: 373

My own dear home; w Susan F.
Henry, mC Pid Sse@nChaglesak.
Scott, Allston, Mass., as the author.
R 23616, Apr. 16, 1923. 374

My Shepherd; sacred song, w W. W.
Caldwell, m Frank Lynes. © Adele

G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 23670, Apr.
16, 1923. j 375

My Shepherd is the Lord my God; w
Eugene Field, m P. G.; solos for sop.,
ten. and bass. © Philip Greely, Ran-
dolph, Mass., as the author. R 24059,
June 22, 1923. 376

My true love gave me a red, red rose;
song, from Rose songs album, by
Jessie L. Gaynor. © Robert E.
Blake, Webster Groves, Mo., as the
executor of the author. R 22722,
Jan? 27271928: 377

My valentine; from Rose songs album,
by Jessie L. Gaynor. © Robert E.

Blake, Webster Groves, Mo., as the
executor of the author. R 22721, Jan.
27.1923. 378

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Myosotis (Forget-me-not); nocturne
von A. S., op. 245; pianoforte. ©
Arnoldo Sartorio, Crefeld, Germany,
asthe author. R 23691; Apr:27,
1923. 379

Nancy; w Clifton Bingham, m J. L.
Molloy. © Clarice Molloy, London,
as the child of the deceased author.

R 23522, Apr. 18, 1923. 380
Natalie; danse romantique, J. C.
Macy; piano. © Mary Emma 6%.

Macy, Worcester, Mass., as the widow
of the author. R 24054, June 22, 1923.
381

Nature’s lullaby , by C. B. Hawley; cho.
for men’s voices. © Hattie B. Haw-
ley, Nyack, N. Y., as the widow of
the author. R 93737, May 17, 1923.
382

Nature’s praise; by J. L. H. and Irvin
H. Mack. © J. Lincoln Hall, Phila-
delphia, as the author. R 23852; June

28, 1923. 383
Near pe (Nah dir) ; w Mrs. Hemans,
H. C.; contralto. © Frederic

an London, as author. R 23801,
May 17, 1923. ; 384
Nightingale (The); from the Portu-
guese of Gil Vicente, tr. of John

_Bowsing; mF. R. K:, op. 28;\no...3.
8vo. © E. R. Kroeger, St. Louis, as
the author.. R 23341, Mar. 28, 1923.
385

Nightlarks (Nachtschwaermer) ; waltz,
Ziehrer, arr. Theo. Moses ipseud. of
Pi, Lopant sorch. =’ ©. Theo: iM.
Tobani, Y% Carl Fischer, New York,
as the author. R 22616, Jan. 9, oe
386

No one ever loved you more than I;
w E. B. M., m Jos. W. Stern. ©
Edward B. Marks, New York, as
author. R 24110, June 27, 1923. 387

Nordica waltzes; by H. T.; piano, four
hands. © H. Tourjee, Los. Angeles,
as the author. R 23366, Mar. 30, 1923.

388

Now are we the sons of God; gospel
song, M. L. McP. © Matthew L.
McPhail, Park Ridge, IIl., as the
author. R 23837, May 31, 1923. 389

Now the roll of the lively drum; by S.
W.C. © Samuel W. Cole, Brookline,

Mass., as the author. R 24070, June
22, 1923. 390
Nuit (La); poésie de Paul Bourget,

musique de C. M. W. © Charles Marie

Widor, Paris, as the author. R 24172,
July 3, 1923. | 391
No. 1 of 100 elementar-etuden; von HB.

G.; pf. © Heinrich Germer, Leipzig,

as the author. R 24260, July 18, 1923.
392

O be joyful in the ‘oye processional,
ky

. Emerson; festival chorus.
10. Mabel Ee Emerson, Arlington,
Mass., as the child of the deceased

author. R 24064, June 22, 1923. 393

O, Christ our immortality; gospel song,
M.L. McP. © Matthew L. McPhail,
Park Ridge, Ill., as the author. R
23838, May 31, 1923. 394 -

O every joy on earth is mine; by P. A.
Schnecker. © Louise N. Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the author.
R*236007, “Apt, .16,, 1923. 395

O God my heart is fixed; by M. L. McP.
© M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, IIl.,
as the author. R 23447, Apr. 14, 1923.

396

O holy Saviour, friend unseen; offertory,
w Charlotte Elliott, m J. H. B.; con-
tralto or bass. © John Hyatt Brewer,
Brooklyn, as the author. R 23618,
Apr. 16, 1923. 397

O little town of Bethlehem; by A. M. S.
© A. M. Shuey, Minneapolis, as the
author. R 23988, June 11, 1923. 398

O my luve’s like a red, red rose, w
Robert Burns, m A. W. L. © A. W.
Lansing, Cohoes, N. Y., as the author.

R 23593, Apr. 16, 1923. 399
O promise me; song Reginald de-
Koven; mezzo sop. or bar., with
guit. ace. Enrico Gargiulo. © Anna

deKoven, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 23759, May 17; 1923.

400

O salutaris; by G. Marietti. © Louis
Meusy, Courbevoie, France, as the
next of kin of the author who is
not" living. R 23121; Jan’ 26; a

Lord bow Thine ear, by G. FE. W.;
in E flat. (Octavo series) © George
E. Whiting, Boston, as the author.
R 23628, Apr. 16, 1923. 402

O taste and see; anthem, W.- R.;
sop. solo and chorus. © William
Reed, Quebec, ate as the author.
R 22772, Feb. 7, 1923. 403

O, who will o’er ont. downs so free;
Cho. Re bo Debearsalt,ed. rorace
- Wadham Nicholl; mixed voices. ©
Cornelia M. Nicholl, New York, as

the widow of the author. R 23744,
May 17, 1923. 404
O Zion that bringeth; Scripture
anthem, E. S. L. © Edmund S%.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 23989, June 11, 1923. 405

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Ode for commencement day. at Woe
university, 1895; w Edmund Clarence
Stedman, m Horatio W. Parker. ©
Anna Parker, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 23736, May
17, 1923. 406

Offertoire; de“C. G., op. 100;
© Césare Galeotti, Paris, as the
author. R 24165, July 3, 1923. 407

Old folks at home; by Richard Goer-
deler; piano. © Wilhelmina C. A.
Goerdeler, Philadelphia, as the widow
of the. author. « 23287) Mar! ~ 22,
1923. 408

quartet or cho. Stephen . C.

Foster, arr. W. H. N.; men’s voices.
© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange,

orgue.

N. J., as the author. R.23754, May
17, 1923. 409
On dit; arr. with English w F. J.-W.,

m Dubuke. (Jn Russian songs, 2)
© F. J. Whishaw, Paignton, Devon,

England, as the author. R 23552,
Apr. 30, 1923. 410
On the benches in the park; w and m

J. T. © James Thornton, % Edw.

B. Marks music co., New York, as
the author. R 24112, June 27, 1923.
411

Once the Lord of glory lay; Easter
carol, aw, E..B.-Currier, m J; -C..B.. ©
J. C. Bartlett, Boston, as the author.
R 24045, June 22, 1923. 412

One sweetly solemn thought; w Phoebe
Cary, m Ambrose, arr. O. H. Brown.
(Octavo series, ladies voices, no. 111)
© Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 23637, Apr. 16, 1923. 413

Onward march to victory; processional
hymn, .W. A. L.:. ©. William A.
Lefavour, Winchester, Mass., as the
author. R 24079, June 22, 1923. 414

Open my eyes that I may see; by Clara
H..: Scott. ».©: Harold, F> Sayles,
Chicago, as the next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 24256,
July 16, 1923. 415

Organ melodies; new collection of in-
strumental music, by D. W. C.; piano
er cabinet organ. © D. W. Crist,
Alliance, O., as the author. R 23726,
May 9, 1923. 416

Oriental march; cho., V..H. (Wizard
of the Nile, no. 3) © Victor Her-
bert, New York, as the author. R
23783, May 17, 1923. 417

Our risen King; w Mrs. R. N. Towner,
mA & © Annie >... oud,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
24044, June 22, 1923. A418

pt. 111, 1. s., y. 18

Over the fields of clover; four-part
song, w T. Francis Bernard, m A. G.,
arr. M. Gy Jin.© Adama Geibel, Phil-
adelphia, as the author. R= 24077,
June 22, 1923. 419

Palmer-Curtis series of music readers
for schools; by H. R. Palmer, Emilie
C. Curtis and Caryl Florio. 1. First
primary reader.—2. Second primary
reader. © M. Stephen Holden, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y., as the executor of the
author. R 23413, 23414, each Apr. 4,
1923. 420, 421

first intermediate reader, by H. R.
Palmer, Emilie C. Curtis: and Caryl
Florio. © M. Stephen Holden, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y., as the executor of
the author. R 23367, Mar. 30, 1923.

422

Papillon valse; de. C, .Gig. op, 109%
piano. Césare Galeotti, Paris, as
the author. R 24218, July 3, 1923.
423

Pas guerrier; de Sigurd, opéra de

Ernest Reyer, transcrit par Théodore
Lack; deux pianos. © Berthe Tis-
sier, vve. de Théodore Lack, Paris,
as the widow of the author. R 24169,
July 3, 1923. 424

Paul the apostle; w Granville B. Put-
Wenig Eliot Trowbridge. ©

Frances A. bie deo Newton,
Mass., as the author. R 22568, Jan.
2 1923. 425

Peace on earth; Christmas anthem,
C. S.. © Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
Devon, England, as the author. R
24120, June 20, 1923. 426

Pendant la tempéte; poésie de André
Alexandre, musique de Xavier Leroux.
(Poémes de Bretagne, 2) © Gaston
Xavier Leroux, Salbris, France, as the

child of the deceased author. R 24199,
July 3, 1923. 427
Penitence; w B. B. Ussher, m F. M. ©

Frances Martin, Peoria, Ill., as the
author. R 23407, Apr. 4, 1923. 428

Penn wheelmen march; two-step; M.
A.A. If Brass band=22. Prino: 1 f©
Monroe A. Althouse, Reading, Pa., as
the author. R 24020, 24021, each June
20, 1923. 429, 430

Persian march; by Johann Strauss, arr.
T. M. T.;: orch. © Theo. M. Tobani,
% Carl Fischer, New York, as the au-
thor. R 22614, Jan. 9, 1923. 431

Petite valse; by E. B. (Kinder-album,
no. 1) © Enrico Bossi, Rome, Italy,
as the author. R 23480, Apr. 16, pte

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Philipp (Isidore) Deux piéces; d’I. | Priceless (The) pearl; gospel song,
Philipp; orch. par Ch. Malherbe. M. L. McP. © Matthew L. McPhail,

1. Reverie mélancolique; 1°°° barca-
rolle—2. Sérénade humoristique. ©
Isidore Philipp, Paris, as the author.
R 24213, July 3, 1923. 433

Pickaninny lullaby; quartet J. C.
Macy; male voices. © Mary Emma
S. Macy, Worcester, as the widow of
the author. R 23051, Feb. 19, re

Playing soldiers (Soldatenspiel) ; march,
Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 207, no. 1.
© Otto and Franz Gurlitt, Hamburg,
Germany, and Paul Gurlitt, Altona,
Germany, as the children of the de-
ceased author. R 23619, Apr. 16,
1923. 435

Pleasant view schottische; by D. W. C.;
piano or cabinet organ. © D. W.
Crist, Alliance, O., as the author. R
23725, May 9, 1923. 436

Plus ne verrai mon doux ami; poésie
de Ch. Grandmougin, musique de L.
Schlesinger. © Salomé Louise Schle-
singer, €pouse de M. Georges Adler,
Paris, as the next of kin of the au-
thor who is not living. R 24197, July
i A eae 437

_ Polly, my sweetheart; by R. G. C.; male
voices. © Rossetter Gleason Cole,
Chicago, as the author. R 22416,
Decs 22)'-1922. 438

Polonaise in E minor; morceau de
salon, J. H.; violin with piano acc.
© J. Hoffmann, London, as the
author. R 23729, May 16, 1923. 439

Praise the Lord; anthem, EF. L. A.
© Mis. EB... 1. Ashford, Nashville,
Tenn., as the author. R 23994, June
11... 1923. 440

ae M. L. McP. © Matthew L.
McPhail, Park Ridge, IIl., as the
author. R 23839, May 31, 1923. 441

Praise ye the Lord; by M. L. McP.
© M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, IIL,
as the author.
1923. 44?

Precious is the blood; w and m G. C.
T. © .Grant C..Tullar, New York,
as the author. R 24007, June 14,
1923. 443

Preludium in F; by R. G. C., op. 3, no.
1. © Rossetter G. Cole, Chicago, as
the author. R 23609, Apr. 16, 1923.

444

Presto capriccioso; de C. G., op. 105;
piano. © Césare Galeotti, Paris, as
the author. R 24153, July. 3, 1923. 445

R 23448, Apr. 14, |

as the author. R
23841, May 31, 1923. 446

Prince Ananias; two step, V. H.;
military band ed. © Victor Herbert,
New York, as the. author. R 23771,
May 17, 1923. 447

Prince of peace; Christmas cantata, w
of hymns E. R. Latta,m Mrs. E. L. A.
© Mrs. E. L. Ashford, Nashville, as .

Park Ridge. IIl.,

the author. R 23273, Mar. 23, 1923.
448
Printemps; par Albert Landry, op. 94;

piano. Nouveau ed. © Aimée Pauline
Pasquier, vve. de Albert Landry, Paris,

as the widow of the author. R 23106,
Jan. 26, 1923. 449
Progressive pianoforte studies; for the

second and third grade, by Frank
Lynes, op. 25. bk. 1. © Adele G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the widow
of the author. R 23641, Apr. 16, hee
4

Progressive studies for the pianoforte;
by Frank Lynes, op. 25. bk. 3. ©
Adele .G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as
the widow of the author. R 23678,
Apr. 16,. 1923. 451

Protestations; arr. with English w F.

J. W., m Varlamof. (Jn Russian
SONGS, Vai Z)- x(C~ ean Je a VV ISnaay:
- Paignton, Devon, England, as the

author. R 23549, Apr. 30, 1923. 452

Punch and Judy; by Anton Henning
tpseud. of Richard Goerdeler}; piano.
© Julius H. Goerdeler, Ridgefield

Park, N. J., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 24047, June 22,
1923. 453
Pure and white as the lotos; entrance
Cleopatra, solo with cho, V. H.
(Wizard of the Nile, no. 6) ©

- Victor Herbert, New York, as the
author. R 23785, May 17, 1923. 454
Queen of the air; w F. E. Weatherly,
m Charles Deacon. © Charles E.
Tolley, Peaslake, Surrey, England, as
the executor of the author. R 23524,
Apr. 18, 1923. 455
Reason (The) why; by I. L. © Isa-
dore Luckstone, New York, as the

author. R 23420, Apr. 4, 1923. 456
Reception waltz; by D. W. C.; piano
or cabinet organ. © D. W. Crist,
Alliance, O., as the author. R 23724,
May 9, 1923. 457
Red bird echo; galop, A. _P. ve
piano or cabinet organ. As

as the ve
458

Waite, Sedalia, Mo.,
R 22756, Feb. 2, 1923.

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Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion;
anthem for Christmas, F. N. S.
© Frederick N. Shackley, Roslin-
dale, Mass., as the author. R 23649,
Apr. 16, 1923. 459

Resting in my Savior’s arms; w E. E.

Hewitt, m E. $..L. © Edmund S%.

Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 23991, June 11, 1923. 460
Réve (Un); de C. N.; piano. (Pensées
mélancoliques, no. 1) © Charles
Frédéric Neustedt, Paris, as the
author. © R° 24173, July 3; 1923.'. 461
Reverie; by Jessie L. Gaynor; piano.

© Robert E. Blake, Webster Groves,
Mo., as the executor of the author.

R°22712, ‘Jan. -27;°1923: 462
—— de Jos. Mertens; violon et piano.
© Laurent, Camille et Georges

Mertens, Brussels, as the children of
the deceased author. R 24157, July

3, 1923. 463
Rhapsody in E minor; by M. R. L,,
op. 21; pianoforte. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, Boston, as the
author. R 23672, Apr. 16, 1923. 464
Rigaudon; entr’acte de Xaviéfe, idylle
dramauaue, transcriter ,palne Vas aoe,
mand. et piano. © Janvier Pietra-
pertosa, Paris, as the author. R

Datie. Jan. 2O” oes: 465

-—— +=— de Th. Dubois, transcrite par
A: Hey, flute, ou violon, et piano. ©
Adolphe Herman, Paris, as the
aimnor, ‘kh Zoli. Jan. 26, 1923. 466

violon, ou flite, et
©. Adolphe Herman, Paris,
Re 23123 Jan. 26, 1923.
467

transcrite <pat J. Ac
Anschiitz; piano a quatre mains. ©
Charles Désiré Robert Mariston,
Romilly-sur-Seine, France, as the
executor of the. author... R 23122,
fan: 20,1923: 468
mea bier Semscune, Dabur.» Ay.

violoncelle et piano. © Jules Delsart,
Paris, as the author. R 23120, Jan.
26, 1923. 469

Théodore

piano.
as the author.

en 3 actes de

Dubois; act... par: J, A. Ansemutz ;
piano. Ed. simplifée. © Charles
Désiré Robert Mariston, Romilly-

sur-Seine, France, as the executor of

the author. R 23104, Jan. 26, 1923.
470
Rippling waves of Conneaut Lake;

waltz, Esee J. McCormick fi. e.
_ E. J. Mushrush) © Esee J. Mush-
rush, Hartstown, Pa., as the author.
R 24011, June 14, 1923. 471

_Sabotiére (La);

Rococo-gavotte; by H. B., op. 6;
piano. : Baerensprung New
York, as the author. R 23770, May
ney: 1923. 472

Rode (Pierre) Twenty-four caprices;
by P. Rode, with biographical sketch
T. B.; violin. © Theodore Baker,
New York, as the author. R 23732,
May 17, 1923. 473

Romance; de Louis Diemer, op. 46;
violon et piano. Veuve Louis
Diemer, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 24208, July -3, 1923. 474

Romance sans paroles; by E. M.-H.;
pf. © Eric Meyer-Helmund, Leipzig,
as the author. R 24243, July 10,
1923. . 475

Rondo gracieux; von W. A. (Sechs
kinderstiicke fiir pianoforte,no.5) ©
Wilhelm Aletter, Berlin-Steglitz,
Germany, as the author. R 23687,
Apr. 2f,. 1923) 476

Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) La
charité (Charity); by G. Rossini,
arr. Theo. Moses rpseud. of T. M.
Tobani); orch. © Theo..M. Tobani,
% Carl Fischer, New York, as the
author. R 22610, Jan. 9, 1923. . 477

Cujus animam (Lord vouchsafe

Thy loving kindness); from: G
Rossini’s. Stabat mater, arr., Theo.
Moses rpseud. of T. M. Tobani);
orch. © Theo M. Tobani, % Carl
Fischer, New York, as the author.
R 22606, Jan. 9, 1923. 478
—— Inflamatus et accensus (When
Thou comest); from Rossini’s

Stabat mater, arr. by Theo. Moses
tpseud. of T. M. Tobanii; orch. ©
Theo. M. Tobani, % Carl Fischer,

New ‘York, as the author. R 22605,
Jan. 9, 1923. 479
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)

Romance; by <A. Rubinstein, arr.
Carl Erich tpseud. of Albert Biehl
© Marie W. C. M. Biehl, Hamburg,
Germany, as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 23666,
Apr. 10; 1973. 480
Run, run, little page; w Clinton Scol-
lard; m, Liza Uelimann. ~ “(By the
turret stair) © Herbert Bedford,
Paddington, England, as the widower
of the author. R 23539, Apr. 18,
1923. 481
Rustic dance; by F. A.; piano. (Pas-
toralia; three summer sketches, no.
3) © Frank Adlam, London, as the
author. R 22884, Feb. 15, 1923. 482
de la Korrigane, bal-
let de Ch. M. Widor, transcrit par
Théodore Lack; deux pianos. ©

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Berthe Tissier, vve. de Théodore
Lack, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 24176, July 3, 1923. 483

Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Fan-
taisie; de Camille Saint-Saéns, op.
101; grande orgue. © Marie Truf-
fot, vve. de Camille St.-Saéns, Mul-
house, France, as the widow of the
author. R 24205, July 3, 1923. 484

—— Le mort de Thais; paraphrase de
concert, par C. Saint-Saéns; piano.
© Marie Laure Truffot, vve. Saint-

Saéns, Mulhouse, France, as the
widow of the author. R 23109, Jan.
26, 1923. 485

Valse mignonne; de Camille Saint-
Saéns, op. 104; piano. © Marie
Truffot, vve. de M. Camille St.-
Saéns, Mulhouse, France, as the
widow of the author. R 24221, July
-3, 1923. — 486

Vénus; duo, poésie et musique de
C. Saint-Saéns; ten. et bar. avec acc.
de piano. © Marie Truffot, vve. de
M. Camille St.-Saéns, Mulhouse,
France, as the widow of the author.
R24 Yurty. 3.1923. 487

pi 2082 sconate ide, C.-Saint-Saens;
violon et piano. Marie Truffot,
vve. de Camille St.-Saéns, Mulhouse,
Frante, as the widow of the author.
R 24217. Jaly 3, 1923. 488

Waictiie. — response, By. S. OL, 2@ivuEd-
mund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author. R 23995, June 11, 1923. 489

Santa Claus and his fairies; Christmas
cantata for the Sunday © school,
libretto Ida Scott Taylor, m G. F.
R. © Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago, as
the author. R 23767, May 24, Bes

9

Santa Claus and Uncle Sam; text Har-
rietin®). iGastle,- m,,J.:A.iP. >-©,-J.).%-
Parks; York, Neb., as the author.

R232 72; .Mar.223, 1923. 491
Sartorio (Arnoldo) 14. melodious
etudes; without octaves, by A. S., op.

© Arnoldo Sartorio, Cre-
feld, Germany, as the author. R
23594, Apr. 16, 1923. 492

Savior! breathe an evening blessing;
duet, w adapted G. B. N., m Lady
Arthur Hill, arr. G. B. N.; contralto
and bar. © Geo. B. Nevin, Easton,
Poy was. the author. theZ225/3,.Jan.. .2,
1923. 493

Scandinavian suite; by F. M.; piano-

214A gepi.

Searlatti (D.) 22 piano pieces; Buona-

mici, by D. Scarlatti, with biograph-
teal, sketely aib poo Ee (Schirmer’s
library, v. 73) © Philip Hale, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 24261, July 16,
1923. 498

Scherzetto; extrait de douze petites
pieces de Théodore Dubois, tran-
scrit par H. R.; harpe. © Henriette
Renie, Paris, as the author. R 23091,
Jan. 26, 1923. 499

Scherzo fantastique; de C. G., op. 11; 3
piano. © Césare Galeotti, Paris, as
the author. R 24219, July 3, 1923.

500

Schubert (Franz Peter) Hark, hark the
lark; by F. Schubert, op. 117, tran-
scribed Richard Hoffman. © Charles
L. Hoffman, New York, as the child
of the deceased author. R 23595, Apr.
16, 1923. 501

—— The Omnipotence (Die allmacht
Gottes); by F. Schubert, arr. Theo.
Moses rpseud. of T. M. Tobani); orch.
© Theo. M. Tobani, % Carl Fischer,
New York, as the author. R 22607,
Jan. 9, 1923. 502

Schumann (Robert Alexander) Deux
nouvelles pieces en forme de canon;
de R. Schumann, orch. par T. D.
nos. 3,4. © Théodore Dubois, Paris,
as the author. R 23096, Jan. 26, 1923.

503

Forest scenes, op. 82 ,and; Ro-
mances, op. 28; by R. Schumann, ed.
by Max Vogrich. (Schirmer’s library,
v. 97) © Alice Vogrich, Melbourne,
Australia, as the widow of the author.
R 23730, May 17, 1923. 504

—— Symphonic studies; by R. Schu-
mann, op. 13, ed. Max Vogrich.
(Schirmer’s library, v. 96) © Alice

- Vogrich, Melbourne, Australia, as the
widow of the author. R 23760, May
i Wiaegy So 505

Secrets of the heart; musical dialogue,
w from Austin Dobson’s Proverbs in
porcelain, m Liza Lehmann; sop. and
contralto, or mezzo-sop. with piano

ACC. © Herbert Bedford, London,
as the widower of the author. R 24018,
June 22, 1923. 506
Sentences and responses for vesper

service; by G. W. C. © G. W. Chad-

wick, Boston, as the author. R 23598,
Apr. 16, 1923. 507
Séraphine; mélodie, poésie de Henri

forte. no. 14. © Frederic Mullen, Heine, musique de R.H. © Reynaldo
London, :as,.the author, _R» 23813- Hahn, Paris, as the author. R 24155,
23816, each May 17, 1923. 508

494-407 July 3, 1923.

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Serenade; song Jessie L. Gaynor.
Robert E. Blake, Webster Groves,
Mo., as the executor of the author.
R 22716; Jan. 27,=4923:

Sheep bells; by F. A.; piano. (Pas-
toralia; three summer sketches, no. 2)
© Frank Adlam, London, as the au-
thor. R 22883, Feb. 15, 1923. 510

Shining for Jesus; w Carrie Ellis Breck,

ml.H. M. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 23384, Apr.
Ag 1923" se gli
Short responses after prayer; by J. E.
Trowbridge; male voices. © Frances
A. Trowbridge, Newton, Mass., as
the widow of the author. R 24080,
June 22, 1923. : S42
Si le bonheur avait des ailes; poésie de

Charles Fuster, musique de H. B. ©
H. Bemberg, Paris, as the author. R
24214, July 3, 1923. 513

Si oiseau j’étais; étude par A. Henselt,
rev. and fingered William Mason;
piano. 4th rev. © Mrs. H. Van
Sinderen, New York, as the child of
the deceased author. R 23779, May
1751923; 514

Sigh not; w Edward Oxenford, m F. C.
© Felix Corbett, Middlesboro, Eng-
land, as the author. R 23527, Apr.
18, 1923. 5t5

Silent (The) army; hymn for Memorial
day, J. C. Macy; mixed voices.
Mary Emma §S. Macy, Worcester,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 24069, June 22, 1923. 516

Sing and rejoice, O daughter of Zion;

by O. B. Brown, ©; Harold 4H.
Brown, Indianapolis, as the child of
the deceased author. R 23644, Apr.
16, 1923. SWE

Sixth solemn mass in F minor; by E.
M., op. 52; 4 voices, soli, cho. and
organ. (Mass no. 6) . @©: Eduardo
Marzo, New York, as the author. R
23716, May 8, 1923. 518

Sketch; by Th. Dubois, ed. Edward A.

MacDowell; piano. © Marian Mac-
Dowell, Peteborough, N. H., as the
widow of the author. R 23667, Apr.

16, 1923 519
Skylark (The) ; arr. with English w F.
J. W., m Glinky. (Jn Russian songs,
a2 ©) Hs }> Whishaw, seaienton,
Devon, England, as the author.
23553, Apr. 30, 1923. 520

Sleep; poem John Dowland, m E. R. K.,

op. 28, no. 2. 8vo. © E. R. Kroeger,
St outs sas the authors: ke 25045.
Mar. 28, 1923. 521

Spaniscl by) ee

© | Sleep, little darling; w Harriet Pres-

cott Spofford, m Mrs. H. H.. A. B.,
op. Z9, no. 3). © Mrs. Ho He -A.
Beach, Hillsboro, N. H., as the author.
R 23602, Apr. 16, 1923. 522

So saith my fair; sextet or cho., .
Luca Marenzio, rev. Horace Wadham
Nicholl; mixed voices. © Cornelia M.
Nicholl, New York, as the widow of

the author. R 23743, May 17, 1923.
23

Soir d’amertume; paroles de Alfred
Mortier, musique de I. de L. 1. Ten.

la mineur.—2. Bar. ou
mezzo-sop., en fa mineur. © Isidore
de , Lara, . Paris, asthe“ authas 7 R
22520,-22521, each fans 1G. ~ foes

§24, 525

Soirs d’amour; poémes de Henri de
Regnier, musique de L. D. © Léon
Delafosse, Glion, Switzerland, as the
author. R 24202, July 3, 1923. 526

Sommeil (Le) de l’énfant Jésus; ber-
ceuse pour la nuit de Noél, paroles de
Charles Raffalli, musique de H. B.;
no. 1, mezzo sop., ou bar., avec acc.
de piano ou harpe, ou v°!!®., violon |
et orgue, ad lib. © Henri Busser,
Paris, as the author. R 24222, July
3, 1923. 527

Song (Le) du chemin; poésie de
Maurice Boukay, musique de I. de L.
© Isidore de Lara, Paris, as the
author. R 22527, Jan. 6, 1923. 528

Song (A) of joy; by P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 23606,
Apr. 16,1923. 529

Song (A) of the four seasons; poem
Austin Dobson, m V. H., op. 13, no.
4. © Victor ee New York, as
the author. R 23659, Apr. 16, 1923.

30

gospel song, M.

ou. sop., en

Source of life eternal;

McP. © Matthew L. McPhail,
Park Ridge, Ill., as the author. R
23840, May 31, 1923. 531

Sousa’s march; by E. H. © Edouard
Hessélberg, Macon, ‘Ga.,.'das*!the
author. R 23406, Apr. 4, 1923. 532

Souvenir; poésie du H. De Trémont,
musique de H. B. no. 1. Ed. en la
bémol. © H. Bemberg, Paris, as the
author. R 24194, July 3, 1923. 533

Souvenir des bois (Woodland mem-
ories)*? by“C.' Eo VO gs: rane ere.
EK. Van- Laer, New York, as-“the
author. R 23777, May 17, 1923. 534

violin and piano.

Hubay, Leipzig, as
R 24244, July 10, 1923.

_Jeno
author.

535

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Spring (A) song; quartet or cho., | Sunset schottische; by M. A. M. ©
Ciro Pinsuti, ed. Horace Wadham Maud A. Minsker, Sedalia, Mo., as
Nicholl; mixed voices. © Cornelia the author. R 22753, Feb. 2, 1923.
M. Nicholl, New York, as the widow 549
of the author. R 23747, May ae Sur la tombe d’un enfant; poésie de

1923.

Staccato étude in B; by E. M. V2A©
Elisa Mazzucato Young, Chicago, as
the author. R 22746, Jan. 31, ae

Standard anthems; quartet and chorus,
arr. and adapted £ B. Bec ©]. B.
Herbert, Monmouth, Ill, as the
author. R 24238, July 9, 1923. 538

Star (The) of eternity; w and m re Le.
no. 1, in-D, with violin or violon-
cello acc. ad lib. © Gerald Lane,
Goudhurst, Kent, England, as the
author I..22540 Jan. 6, 1923... 539

Star (The) spangled banner; har-
monized Horatio W. Parker :- cho.
of mixed voices. © Anna Parker,
New York, as the widow of the
author. R 23755, May 17, 1923. 540

Starlight on the Hudson; morceau,
G. D. -Wilson, op. 182; piano.
Josephine M. Wilson, Nyack, 2 AY ;,
as the widow of the author. R
24073, June 22, 1923. 541

Stars of the summer night; quartet
or cho., Henry Smart, ed.. Horace
- Wadham Nicholl; mixed voices. ©
Cornelia M. Nicholl, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 23749,
May 17, 1923. 542

Stone cutter’s song; song and cho.,
V. H. (Wizard of the Nile, no. 18)
© Victor Herbert, New York, as the
author. R 23781, "May 7 1925) 545

Stranger’s (The) story; w and m E,
es ee) paward fb) ‘Paw: .New
York, as the author. R 23764, May
Zt. 1923. | 544

Suite de valses serieuses; par R. L,,
op. 42, no. 1; piano. © Rene Lenor-
mand, Paris, as the author. R 23798,
May 17, 1923. 545

Suite gothique; par L. Boellmann, op.
25; grand orgue. © Marie Louise,
Jean et Jeanne Boellmann, Paris, as
the children of the deceased author.
i 23177, Jan? 26, £923; 546

Summer’s here (Sommerzeit) ; w Clif-
tone miemcham, sm <a Eh 2 este)

Frederic Cowen, London, as _ the
author. R 23810, May 17, 1923. 547
Summer song; poem FE. Nesbit, m E.

R. &.; op. ‘28, no-5. "© FB. R. Kroeger,
St. Louis, as the author. R 23342,
Mar. 28, 1923. 548

Andre Alexandre, musique de
Xavier Leroux. (Poémes de Bre-
tagne, 3) © Gaston Xavier Leroux,
Salbris, France, as the child of the
deceased author. R 24200, July 3,
1923. 550

Sur les pointes; air de ballet, par AL
bert . Landry, op. 98; piano. - ©
Aimée Pauline Pasquier, vve. de
Albert Landry, Paris, as the widow
ei. the author... 23105, Jan, 1923.
. 551

Swallows (The); w Clifton Bingham,
m F. H. C. © Frederic H. Cowen,
London... as, the “author... me ~2o540:
Apr. 18, 1923. 552

Sweet and low; w Alfred Tennyson,
m J. Barnby, arr. Frank Lynes;
ladies voices. (Octavo series) ©
Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as the widow of the author. R
23627, Apr. 16, 1923. 553

Sweet land of dreams; waltz song, w
Will Allen Dromgoole, m E. iB
© E. L. Ashford, Nashville, as cae
author; “RA225/7, “janse4, 192346554

Sweet Rosie O’Grady; w and m Maude
Nugent ti. e. M. N. Jerome) ©
Maude Nugent Jerome, New York,
as-.the..author,). -Rr.24375, -Julys 725,
1923. 555

Sweet the moments; hymn anthem,
E. S. L. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 23999, June
11, 1923. 556

Sweetest (The) song; by F. C. M., jr.
8vo. F Mayer, jr., Cin-
cinnati, as the author. R 23416, Apr.
4, 1923. 557

Swing song; by I. B, op. 8, no. 3;
piano. © Irving Burdick, Kingston,
N ay |f as: thie author. R 22569, Jan.
2,.. 4923. 558

enue battant, no. 2; by L. Stréab-
bog rpseud. of Louis Jean Gob-
baerts} op. 278; piano, 4 mains. ©
Natalie Debuller, vve. de Louis Jean
Gobbaerts, Brussels, as the widow of
theauthor, RK 23135, Jan 30: 1923 .° 559

Tambourin et musette; de C. G., op.
108; piano. © Cesare Galeotti,
Paris, as the author. R-24191, July
@, 923: 560

Tantum ergo; by E. M.; solo, cho.
and organ. © Eduardo Marzo, New
York, as the attthor. R 23715, May
8, 1923. 561

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Te Deum; m Geo. Wm. Warren. (A
Te Deum laudamus and Jubilate Deo
in D major) © Chas. E.. Warren,
New York, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 23145, Feb. 24,
1923. 562

Tenth regiment march; by R. B. Hall;
band. © Mrs. R. B. Hall-Philbrook,
% Carl Fischer, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 22612, Jan.
9, 1923. 563

That little peach; quartet or cho.,
W. FES'N.: men’s) voices: |'©. WH.
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as
the author.

There is a land of pure delight; duet,
Wy, bane “Watts -iaW .ryda<b ay SOD.

and salto.” ©. Wit. Porter Cincin-
nati, as the author. R® 23369, Mar.
30761923. 565

There is power; w and m John Mc-
Phail. (Jz Sunshine songs for the
Sunday school) © Mary McPhail,
Chicago, as the widow of the author.
R 23766, May 21, 1923. 566

There were shepherds: by A. W. L,
© A. W. Lansing, Cohoes, N. Y., as

the author. R 23643, Apr. 16, 1923.
567
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)

Pas des bijoux; dans la Tempéte,
ballet de A. Thomas, transcrit par
Théodore Lack; ‘deux pianos. ©
Berthe Tissier, vve. Théodore Lack,
Paris, as the widow of the author.
R 24168, July 3, 1923. 568

—— Pas des bijoux de la Tempete;
ballet d’ Ambroise Thomas, trans-
crite par Théodore Lack; piano. ©
Berthe Tissier, vve. Théodore Lack,
Paris, as the widow of the author.
R 23095, Jan. 26, 1923. 569
Pie Jesu> by A. , Shomas
Veuve Auguste Wolff and René
ibhotias, Eacis,.as. the. next. of . kin
of the author who is not living.

Ree ZAZ 10, July~'3) 71923: 570
Thou art my hiding place; anthem,
We ..-+ benniey: GAG), Mins. se Jock.

Tenney, Ipswich, Mass., as the widow
of the author. R 23997, June ae

1923.
Thou art not near; w Frederick E.
Weatherly... EF. °° © -*Baton

Faning, London, as the author. R
2354) Vangie ale, 1923: 512
Thou Who art love divine; quartet,

English w
im. Car eliadwick. © Plarold eb:

R 23735, May 17, 1923.
564

adapted O. B. Brown, °

Brown, Indianapolis, as the child of
the deceased author. R 23655, Apr.
16, 1923. 573:

Time (The) of roses (Die rosenzeit) ;
w iT. Hood; “m > -FPOCHS Ge can-
tralto. © Frederick Cowen, London,
as the author. R 23806, May 17,
1923. 574.

Tin wedding march; by E. H. © E.
Huddleston, Sedalia, Mo., as the
author. R 22752, Feb. 2, 1923.. 575

To my love; w Frank L. Stanton, m
Ore = Cecile Hartog, London, as
the author. R 23530, Apr. 18, 1923.

576

To the harvest field: w and m C. H.

G. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as
the author. R 23425, Apr. 7, 1923.

577
To the night (An’ die nacht): Ww
Shelley, m F. C. © Frederic

Cowen, London, as the author. R
23807, May 17, 1923. 578
To the Pyramid; pages’ cho., Abydos
and cho., V. H. (Wizard of the

Nile, no. 20) © Victor Herbert,
New York, as the author. R 23787,
May 17, 1923. 579

Trankadillo; w F. E. Weatherly, m
James L. Molloy. © Marie Clarice
Molloy, London, as the child of the
deceased author. R 22578, Jan. 4,
1923. 580

Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) War
that feeds on pretty lovers; arr. with
English w F. J. W., m Tschaikowsky.
(Jn Russian songs, v. 2) © F. J.
Whishaw, Paignton, Devon, England,
as the: authoras"Koctg5 al non 30. -

1923. 581
Two castles (Zwei schlosser); w Wil-
helmina Baines, m BR Goa©

Frederic Cowen, London, as the
author. R.23812" May 17, 107g)" 582

Valetta; dance italienne, from Ten
musical bon-bons, by C. W. K., op.
10, no. 1; piano. © Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Brookline, Mass., as the
‘author. R 24029, June 22, 1923. 583

Valse badine; de C. G., op. 104. ©
Césare Galeotti, Paris, as the author.
R 24189, July 3, 1923. Bae 584

Valse des mouches; impromptu, par
Albert Landry, op. 97; piano. ©
Aimée Pauline Pasquier, vve. Albert
Landry, Paris, as the widow of the
author, ‘R. 23107, Jan. 26.1923, 258s

Valse romantique; by E. M.-H.; pf. ©
Eric Meyer-Helmund, Lepizig, as the
author. R 24242 July 10, 1923. 586

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14163 (611)

es par Albert Landry, op. 95; piano. | Watcher (The) at the gate; w Dr.

© Aimée Pauline Pasquier, vve. de
Albert Landry, Paris, as the widow
bet give authors (&,'23113, Jan. 26,
1923. 587

Very (The) first lessons for the violin ;

by L. S. © Lillian Shattuck, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 23654, Apr. 16,
1923. 588

Vespers, no. 2; by A. H. R., op. 342;
sop., alto, ten. and bass, with an
acc. for the organ; in C. © Albert
H. Rosewig, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 24058, June 22, 1923. 589

Vienna beauties waltz (Weaner
mead'in); by C. M. Ziehrer, arr.
Theo. Moses :pseud. of T. M. To-
bani}; orch.e © Theo. M. Tobani,
% Carl Fischer, New York, as the
author. R 22617, Jan. 9, 1923. 590

Wagner (Richard) Spinnerlied; aus
Dem fliegende Hollander, von Wag-
ner, arr. von Carl Erich rpseud. of
Albert Biehl © Marie W. C. M.
Biehl, Hamburg, Germany, as the
next of kin of the author who is not
levine. ¢ H23605, Apr. 16, 1923-591

Wake the song; anthem, M. L. McP.
© Matthew L. McPhail, Park Ridge,
Ill., as the author. R 23842, May 31,
1923. 592

‘Walk in the light; trio, by G. W.
Marston; sop., or ten., alto and bass.
E. Howard Thayer, Boston, as

the executor of the author. R 23631,
Apr. 16,1923. 593
Wandering (The) MHungarian; by

Benjamin Cutter, op. 33, no. 1; violin,
in the Ist position, with piano acc.
© Olivia Cutter Whiting, Plympton,
Mass., as the child of the deceased
author. R 23651, Apr. 16, 1923. 594
Wandering (The) knight; w and m
Mais. Felts WA. op. 29; no. 2..,©
Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, Hillsboro, N.
H., as the author. R 23625, Apr. 16,
1923. 595

wend i. Lockhart, mi- Mrs. HH.
Ree. Op. 29. no. 2°. © ‘Mirs..
H. A. Beach, Hillsboro, N. H., as the
author. R 23601, Apr. 16, 1923. 596
Wandering wishes; by E. R. K., op.
Zoe no. 4. Oe KR. Kroeger’ ' St.
Louis, as the author. R 23345,
28, 1923. 597
War-songs of the boys in blue; medley
overture, L. P. WLaurendeau: orch.
© Mrs. L. P. Laurendeau, Longuenie,
‘P. Q., Canada, as the widow of the
author. R 23344, Mar. 28, 1923. 598

2103—23——_8

Mar. |

Guthrie, m Frank Lynes. © Adeéle
G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 23671, Apr.
16, 1923. 599

Watchman tell us of the night; by J.
E. Trowbridge. © Frances A. Trow-
bridge, Newton, Mass., as the widow
of the author. R 24081, June 22,
1923. 600

We plough the field and scatter; by
P, A. Schnecker; bass voice.
Louise W. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 22572,
Jan. 2, 1923. 601

Wedding march of the Romany; by

JtJ2¢ Big, otehs.) ©, .Johngj>.Braham
Cincinnati, as the author. R 23364,
Mar. 29, 1923. 602
Welcome, happy morn; anthem for
Christmas, G. W. C. GW.
Chadwick, Boston, as the author.
R 23648, Apr. 16, 1923. 603

What is love; duet, Kibosh and Cleo-
patra, V. H. (Wizard of the
Nile, no. 7) © Victor Herbert, New
York, as the author. R 23786, May
£7.-1923. 604

What shall I render; Scripture anthem,
or b. NicEe OC) al. Ne Bhadh
Park Ridge, Ill., as the author. R
2352/6" Wars 23,1923: 605

When Richelieu the red robe wore;
w Leroy’ Bi Hight, im Ho Me
Harvey Murray, Washington, as the
author.. R; 22570, Jan. 2, 1923. 606

When streaming from the eastern
skies; trio, G. W. Marston; sop.,
or ten., alto and bass. © E. Howard
Thayer, Boston, as the executor of
the author. R 23633, Apr. 16, 1923.

607

When the crowning day shall come; -

gospel song, M. L. McP. © Mat-
thew L. McPhail, Park Ridge, IIl.,
as the author: R 23843, May 31,
1923. 608
When thou art near; duet, Wellings,
arr. G. B. N.; mezzo-sop. and bar.
© Geo. B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author. R 24057, June 22, 1923. 609
Where love doth build his nest; by. €.
B. Hawley. © Hattie B. Hawley,
Nyack, N. Y., as the widow of the
author. R 23739, May 17, 1923. 610
While shepherds watched their flocks
by night; anthem, John A. West. ©
Joseph M. West, West Chicago, as
the child of the deceased author. R
22714, Jan. 27, 1923. 611

851

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14163 (612)

Whisper your mother’s name; w Harry
Braisted, m Stanley Carter (pseud.
of F. J. Redcliffe) © F. J. Redcliffe,
New York, as the author. R 24118,
June 27, 1923. 612

Why do I love thee; w Nellie A. Mont-
gomery, m W. T. P.; high voice. ©

W. T. Porter, Cincinnati, as the
author. R 23412, Apr. 4, 1923. 613
Wilt thou be mine; w Frederic E.

Weatherly, m Stephen Adams. ©
Laura Maybrick, Lynthorpe, Eng-
land, as the widow of the author. R

23526, Apr. 18, 1923. 614
Wind (The) went wooing the rose;
from Rose songs album, w Louise

Chandler Moulton, m Jessie L. Gay-
nor. © Robert E. Blake, Webster
Groves, Mo., as the executor of the
author, -, Ra22720,° Jane 2k 1923""""685

Wings heavenward; w E. E. Hewitt,
m E. S. L. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author. R 23990,
Jone 11 1923. 616

Winter. days; ‘cho.,. J. A.' Caldicott,
ed. Horace Wadham Nicholl; mixed
voices. © Cornelia M. Nicholl, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 23742, May 17, 1923. 617

With flying colors; two-step, H. K. H.
© Henry K. Hadley, New York, as
the author. R 24060, June 22, eae

1

pt. 111, n.s., v. 18

Within thy heart; w and m Mrs. H. H.
A? B., opi: 29; nor es) MrefA oe.
A. Beach, Hillsboro, N. H., as the
author. R 23600, Apr. 16, 1923. 619.

Same. .@ Mrs: 3. H. A> each,
Hillsboro, N. H., as the author. R
23624, Apr. 16, 1923. 620

Wizard (The) of the Nile; libretto
Harry B.. Smith, m V..H.. Veealisc.
© Victor Herbert, New York, as
the “author. : K 2377e)) Wag 207, res.

621

Xaviere; idylle dramatique en 3 actes,
d’aprés le roman de Ferdinand Fabre,
poéme, prose et vers, de Louis Gal-
let, musique de T. D.; partition chant
et piano. © Théodore Dubois, Paris,
as the author. R 23110, Jan. 26, 1923.

, 622

Ye gates lift your heads; by James
McGranahan. © David R. Gilbert,
Warren, O., as the executor of the
author. R 22641, Dec. 4, 1922. 623

You naughty boy; w Minnie Bailey, m
: Bischoff. © Lucille A.
Chester, Buffalo, as the child of the
deceased author. R 23368, Mar. 30,
1923. 624

You're not the only pebble on the
beach; w Harry Braisted, m Stanley
Carter cpseud. of F. J. Redcliffe: ©
F. J. Redcliffe, New York, as the
author. R 24119, June 27, 1923. 625

892

LIST OF MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MAN-
UFACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME-
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF

MAR. 4, 1909.

14163

_ Ain’t you ashamed. © Broadway

music corp., New York. Notice rec’d

Aug. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. ae
Z,

Alabamy blacksheep, won’t you return
to my fold; w King Zany (pseud. of
Jack Dilh m Roy Ingraham. © M.
Witmark & sons, New York. Notice

recd Aug. 22, 1923: recorded, v. 5,

pp. 178. “30627
Alimony mama, stop your shakin’
daddy down. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. -Notice rec'd Aug. 16,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 176. 628
Amber nights. © Forster, music
publisher, inc., New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p- 180. 629
Are you lonely. © Forster, music
publisher, inc., Chicago. Notice rec’d
Aug. 30, 1923; recorded, wi 15, p.odso:
630

Back home. © Ager, Yellen & Born-

stein, inc., New York. Notice rec'd
Aug. 20, 1923; recorded, v.-5, p. 172.
631

Bad news blues. © Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. Notice rec'd Aug.

30; 1923; recorded, v.5, p. 180. 632
*Bama bound blues. -© Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 14,
$923.- recorded, wv...5,- p: 174. 633

Beautiful girls, you have the world at
your feet. © Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc., New York. Notice rec'd
Aug. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 172.

634

Beyond the moonbeam trail. © Ager,
Yellen’ & Bornstein, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 20, 1923; recorded,
wa!.5;ipsib72. 635

Big foot Ham. © Lloyd Smith, Chi-
cago. Notice rec'd Aug. 11, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p: 175. 636

Bit by bit, you’re breaking my heart.

© Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
Notice rec'd Aug. 29, 1923; recorded,
ys 5) Ups 176: 637

Danse characteristique; by

Black sheep blues. © Irving Berlin,

inc., New York. Notice rec’d Aug.
16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 176. 638
Brahms (Johannes) Scherzo; by

Brahms, op. 4, ed. Rafael Joseffy; in
E flat min. (Musicians library) ©
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. Notice
rec'd Aug. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 177. 639
Bring back the days. © Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice rec'd Aug.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 176. 640
Bygones; orch. arr. © Richmond-
Robbins, inc., New ‘York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 24, 1923; recorded, v.-5,
p. 179. 641
Cannibola. © Goodman & Rose, inc.,
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 16,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 177. 642
Carolita. © Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New’ York, Notice rec’d Aug.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 178. 643
Change your step. © Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
ps. 172.

Come on, let’s step, step around. ©

Leo Feist, inc.. New York. Notice
recd. Aug. .27, 1923; recorded, v...5; ,
p. 174. 645

Coral sands of my Hawaii. © Triangle

s“music pub... co... inc.;; “New “York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 29, 1923; recorded,
275, Sped78.

Covered wagon days. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co. New York.
aaa rec'd Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,

AS, tile VE. 647

Cradle (The) song. © Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice rec'd Aug.
29, 1923 - recorded, v. 5, p. 176. 648

Rebikoff,

Impromptu; by Korestchenko, op.

40, no. 7 rand) Etude; by Arensky;

in F sharp min. (Modern Russian

piano music: Musicians library, ed.
by Constantin -von Sternberg, v. | and

2) © Oliver Ditson -co., Boston.

Notice rec’d Aug. 20, 1923; recorded

se On

893.

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14163 (650)

pt... Oi. . Spe

Do right blues. © Lloyd Smith, Chi-
cago. © Notice rec'd. Aug. 11,° 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 176. 650

Do you, don’t you, will you, won’t you.

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Aug. 30, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 180. 651

Dream-a-way. © Jack Mills, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Aug. 14, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 652

Easy melody. © Leo Feist, inc., New
York. Notice rec'd Aug. 27, 1923;
recorded, v. 5,,p. 174. 653

Every night I cry myself to sleep over

you. © Leo Feist, inc., New York.
Notice rec'd Aug. 27, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p..174. 654

Fairy (The) tales of Ireland; w Ed-
ward Lockton, m Eric Coates. ©
Chappell & co., Itd., London. Notice
rec'd Aug. 18, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p..177: 655

First, last and always. © Jerome H.

Remick & co., New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 180. 656
Foolish child; by Jack Nelson, Lind-
say McPhail and Roy Bargy. © L.
B. Curtis, music publisher, New
York. Notice rec'd Aug. 28, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 180. 12657
Forgive them, they know not what
they do. © Leo Feist, inc., New

York. Notice rec’d Aug. 27, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 658
Girl 0’ mine; w and m E. Longstaffe.
© Boosey & co., New York. Notice
rec'd, Aug. 24, 1923; recorded, v._5,

Dw k/8: 659

_ Girl (The) of the golden. West. ©
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 30, 1923; recorded,
ED, Bin VOU: 660
Grandpa’s spells. © Melrose bros.
mmusic. co., ‘Chicago. Nbtiee éree’d
Auc,.l, 1923 :-.secorded, v,, 52,.p,,1/3:
661

Hawaiian memories. © Triangle
music pub. co., inc, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 29, 1923; recorded,
Ve Ay Begal 7. 662
Hello! my Alabaitan © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,
Vein: LZ. 663
Hello—who’s this. © Fred Fisher,

New York. Notice rec’d June
30; 1923; recorded, v. 5,.p..178:, 664
High society rag. © Joseph Oliver,
Chicago. Notice rec’d Aug. 11, 1923;
recorded, v. 5; p. 175. 665

inc.,

Ho-lolo-e-de; ‘jazz yodel. © Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Aug. 29,1923; recorded, v. 5, p: 176.

666

Home folks blues. © Philip Ponce
publications, New York. Notice rec’d
Aug. 24, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 179.

667

Home town blues. © Broadway music
corp., New York. Notice rec'd Aug.
30, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 181. 668

Honey bunch. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d
Aug. 23, 19235

669

Honey, dat’s all; by Haven Gillespie

and Egbert Van Alstyne. be 2B
Curtis, music publisher, New York
Notice rec’d Aug. 28, 1923; recorded,
v: .5,;p4,180, _ 670
Hoot mon. © Leo Feist, ine, New
York... Notice>recid) Ajiei 927, 1025—
recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 671
How can you love somebody else,

when I’ve been so faithful to you;
by Jack Mahoney, Richard E. Hall
and Loyal Curtis. © UL. B. Curtis,
music publisher, New York. Notice

rec'd Aug. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 180. 672
I can’t realize you’re gone. © Irving
Berlin, inc, New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 178 673

I’ll be straying back to Ireland, some
fine day. Forster, music publisher,
inc., Chicago. Notice rec’d Aug. 30,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 180. 674

I love you. © Leo Feist,. inc, New

recorded, v. 5, p. 172.

York.: Notice rec'd Aug. 27, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 675
I’m a lonesome cry baby. © Jerome

H. Remick & co., New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 30, 19233. recorded) a7. 5,

p. 180 676
I must go to Moscow. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,
we 5} pe 172. 67

I want a big red apple. © Waterson,

Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,
witoep:. 172 678

I wish that I were only back in love-
land. © James H. Clark, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 21, 1923. recorded,
%. 5p. lw 7. 679

If I can’t get the sweetie I want, I pity

_ the sweetie I get. © Irving ‘Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice rec'd Aug.
30, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 180. 680

854

NOTICES

no. 8, 1923
Inside the walls of China. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,

a Dy p:. 172. 681

Just American; w and m Henry E.
Sachs. © M. Witmark & sons, New
York! +)Nottce rec'd; Aug.,-22, 1923;
recorded, v- 5, p. 178. 682

Just for Mary and me. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

' Notice rec’d Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,
Mente piel Ae. 683
Kansas City stomps. © Melrose bros.
music co., Chicago. Notice -rec’d
Awe,-11,1923'; recorded, v. 5, p: 173.
684

Laugh while you’re dancing around. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec'd Aug. 23, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 172. 685
Let me miss you sweet papa. ©
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. -Notice rec’d Aug. 29, 1923;
recorded, v; 5, p. 178. 686
Like’ a rose. © Irving Berlin, inc.,

New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 21,
29273; recorded, v. 5,.p,0 1/7. 687

Little (A) bit of love. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec'd Aug. 23, 1923: recorded,
Mess. 7/2: 688

Little boy. © Broadway music corp.,
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 30,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 181. 689

Little Jessie James. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 27,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 690

London blues. © Melrose bros. music
co., Chicago. Notice rec’d Aug. 11,
1923; recorded; v..5, p. 175: 691

Lost melody. © Leo Feist, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Aug: 27, 1923;
recorded, v. 5p: 174. 692

Louisville blues; fox trot. © Harms,

inc., New York. Notice rec’d Aug.
27, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 179... 693
Lou’siana. © Jerome H. Remick &

co., New York. Notice rec’d Aug.
30, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 180. 694

Love is all; waltz. © Harms, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Aug. 27,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 179. 695

Mama’s got sweet jelly roll, try and
get it. Jack Mills, inc., New
York. Notice rec'd Aug. 14, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 174. . 696

March in D; by Rebikoff, op. 5, no. 1,
ed. John Orth. © Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. Notice rec’d Aug. 20, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, ps 1Z/-- 697

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14163 (714)

Melodies of home. ©» Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Aug.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 176. 698

Merry pranks; intermezzo; piano. ©
Richmond-Robbins, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 28, 1923: recorded,
¥.. 55 ‘p. 1805 699

Miss Lindy Lee. © Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 14,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 700

Mr. Jelly Lord. © Melrose bros. music -
co., Chicago. Notice rec'd Aug. 11,

1923; recorded, Vv; 5, .p.ul/43 701
Misterioso; orch. arr: © Richmond-
Robbins, inc, New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 179. 702
Mocking bird blues. © Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York.. Notice
rec'd Aug. 29, 1923; recorded, v-.~ 5,
p. 178. 703
Musical sparks. © Will Rossiter, Chi-
caso Notice, rec” Nug. 24> 1923:
recorded, v. 5, p. 179. 704
Bas lady .and,;me. . © Jerome. ,.H.
emick & co. New York. Notice

recd Aug. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 5,

p. 180

My lovin’ Mamie. © Triangle music
pub. co., ine, -New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 178. 706

Nickel in the slot. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Aug. 27,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 707

Night time and you. © Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice rec'd Aug.
15° 1923 ».recotded,,y. 5). p..75:. 2/08

No one like you. © Irving Berlin, inc.,

New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 16,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 176. 709
Oh! Joe. © Waterson, Berlin &

Snyder co., New York. Notice rec'd
Aug. +23, .1923;;, recorded, .:v: 5, 'p.
172. 710 ©
Oh! Min. © Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Aug.
24, 1923; recorded; v. 5, p; 179... 711

Old Kentucky blues. © Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Aug.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p: 176. 712

On the boardwalk at Coney Isle. ©

Bertha Brunckhorst, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 24, 1923; recorded,
rb, By Dgx1 29: 1
On the isle of Wicki Wacki Woo. ©
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 30, 1923; recorded,
Wo Sep. SO: 714

80

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
14163 (715) pt. I11,n. s., v. 18

One more waltz. © Waterson, Berlin | Shamrock leaves; orch. arr. © Rich-
& Snyder co., New York. Notice mond-Robbins, inc. New York.
rec'd Aug. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, Notice rec'd Aug. 24, 1923; recorded,
Ds whe: 715 v. 5, p. 179. 732

Ophelia. © Lr langle music pub. cO., | She walked right up and took my man
inc., New York. Notice rec'd Aug. away. © ‘Triangle music pub. co.,
29, 1923; recorded, v. Spal. 1/782 #16 inc. New York. Notice rec’d Aug.

Out San Prange Mays Bog ve 29, 1923; recorded, vi. 5,’ p.17809°733

ryan, m Gertrude Hoffman. : Bene ee : ye
Witmark & sons, New York. Notice le ey A oe © Irving p gnecre Oa
rec’d Aug. 22, 1923: recorded, v. 5, Sota es a ara © ele Sh

pi 178. 717 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 179. 734
Out there in the sunshine with you; | Smile again, Kathleen mavourneen. ©
lyric J. Keirn Brennan, m_ Ernest Jack Mills, inc., New York. Notice
Ball. © M. Witmark & sons, New rec'd Aug. 14, 1923; recorded, v._5,
York. Notice.rec’d Aug. 22,1923; p.. 174. 735
recorded, v. 5, p. 178. : 718 | Sobbin’ blues. © Melrose bros. music
Paisley shawl. © Ager, Yellen & co., Chicago. Notice rec’d Aug. 11,
Bornstein, inc., New York. Notice 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 736:
recd ‘Aug. 20, 1923; recorded, v. ;

Solemn scenes from nature; by Chris-
5, 2p. LZ. 719 ; :
i topher O’Hare. © Oliver Ditson
Peacock strut. © Waterson, Berlin & co., Boston. Notice rec’d Aug. 20
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d 1923: recorded, ve. 5; spar h77Z. 737

feat ake asp 1923: recorded, ‘¥.'5, “p. 172: ;
720 | Some early morning. © Waterson,

: Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

{ Robe “
Aas a ae: ee ee nob ee rec'd Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,
Aug. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 175. . 5, p-172. 738.
721 Somniedy s wrong. © Jerome ‘1H. |
Pearls (The) © Melrose bros. music Remick & co. New York. Notice
co., Chicago. Notice rec’d Aug. 11, rec'd Aug. 30, 1923; recorded, v._5,

1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 722 p. 180. 739
Pia-nola (La) © Will Rossiter, Chi- | Scuthern dreams. © Irving Berlin,
cago. Notice rec’d Aug. 27, 1923; inc., New York. Notice rec’d’ Aug.
recorded, v. 5, p. 179. 723 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 176. 740

Plinka plunk. © Richmond-Robbins, Stealing to Virginia. © Leo Feist, inc.,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Aug. New York. Notice rec’d Aug. 27,

16, 1923: recorded, v. 5, peay7. iga4 1923; recordéd,* v.’ 5)) pit 741
Poor little lamb. © Jack Mills, inc., | Stingy gal. © Jack Mills, inc, New
New York. Notice rec’d Aug. 14, York,, Notice rec’d Aug. 14, 1923;
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 725 recorded, ve 5, <7 : 742
Poor little nobody nobody knows. © Stoky Bailey. © Jack Mills, inc., New
Jack Mills, inc., New York. Notice York. Notice rec'd Aug. 1471923;
rec'd Aug. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 743
p. 174. 726 | Stra-va-na-da. © Leo Feist, inc., New

Pretty Peggy. © Waterson, Berlin & York. ‘Notice rec’d Aug. 27, 1923;
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 744
Aug. 23, 1923; recorded, v.-5, p. 172. | Struttin’ school. © Ager, Yellen &

G27 Bornstein, inc., New York. Notice

Quitting blues. © Lloyd Smith, Chi- rec'd Aug. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5,

cago. Notice rec'd Aug. 11, 1923; p: 172: 745
recorded, 3.1'5,/\p. 176: 728 | Such-is life. © Leo Feist, inc. New
Red hot. © Leo Feist, ine., New York. York. - Notice rec’d Aug.° 27, 1923;
Notice rec'd Aug. 27, 1923; recorded, recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 746
Mi eS, piclva. 729 | Sweet pain. © Fred Fisher, inc., New
Red hot blues. © Ted Browne music York. Notice rec'd Aug. 14; 1923;

co., inc., Chicago. Notice rec'd Aug. recorded, v. 5, p. 175. 747
20, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 177. 730 | Sweet papa please fetch it home: ©
Rose leaves. © Richmond-Robbins, |. Jack Mills, inc., New York. Notice
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Aug. rec'd Aug. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
20, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 177. 731! p. 174. 748

896

NOTICES OF USER

no. 8, 1923

Switzerland, my homeland. © Irvi ing
Berlin; inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Aug. 29, 1923: 5 ps coe

’Tain’t no tellin’ what the blues will do.

recorded, v.

© Jack Mills, inc, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 14, 1923; recorded,
we, pe 74. 75
’Tain’t nuthin’ else. © Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 180. 751

Take a look at Molly; w Hazel M.
Lockwood, m Lee W. Lockwood. ©
Boosey & co., New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 24, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 178. 752

Tarantella. © Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Aug. II,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 173. 753

Temptation blues. © Joseph Oliver,
Chicago. Notice rec’d Aug. 11, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 175. 754.

They fall in love with everyone else

but me. © Goodman & Rose, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Aug. 27,
1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 179. 755

Thirty first street rag. © Lloyd
Smith, Chicago. Notice rec'd Aug.
Ii, +1923; .recorded, v..5, p..1/6. 7/56

Those beautiful eyes. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New. York.
Notice rec'd Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,
Vi ee pe hy 2.

Tick! tock! the Dresden clock. ©
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Aug. 20. 1923"
recorded, v- 5, p. 172. 758

Tip toes. © Jack Mills, inc, New
York. Notice rec’d Aug. 14, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 174. 759

Tricky little tune. © Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. Notice
rec'd Aug. 23, 1923: recorded, v. 5,
me 172. 760

Twinkle, twinkle, little star. © Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 20, 1923: recorded,
We he pe LZ. 761

Vampin’ way my lonesome blues. ©
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. . Notice rec'd Aug. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 178. 762

Violets; orch. arr. © Richmond-Rob-
bins, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Aug. 24, 1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 179.

763

Wait: till you’re blue. © W aterson,
Berlin & Snyder co, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 23, 1923: recorded,

Wer OF Pehh2:

14163 (778)

Walkin’ and talkin’ blues. © Jack
Mills, inc.,. New York. Notice rec’d
Aug. 14, 1923;- recorded, v. 5, p. 174.

765

Wanna go south again, blues. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec’d Aug. 23, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 172. 766

Washington square. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
edie rec'd Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,

ech pt EAI 767

WwW ie did Napoleon mean. © Fred
Fisher, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
June 30, 1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 178.

768

What makes a business man tired. ©

Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec’d Aug. aah 1923:
recorded, v. 5, p. 172. 769

When all the world forgets you, there’s
a mother waiting still. © Dixon-
Lane music pub. co., inc., St. Louis.
Notice rec’d July 28, 1923; recorded,
vi. 5,. pz Lf: 770

When I kissed the blarney stone. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New

York. Notice rec’d Atug:u23,° 1923;
recorded; v.5:. ps 172. 771
When you get tired of your new
sweetie, you needn’t come and da-da
me. © Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. Rone recd Aug. 15; 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 175. 772

Where ee ra falls. © Irving Berlin,

inc., New York. Notice rec'd Aug.
21. 1923: recorded,. v. 5, -p. 7A #73

Where rainbows end. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 23, 1923; recorded,
V5; Ap. FZ: 774

Whicker Bill blues. © Triangle music
pub.-co.,, ines New York Notice
rec'd Aug. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p AZS:

Why did I buy that morris chair for

Morris. © Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. Notice rec'd
Aug. 23, 1923 > recondedy wv." i. pe 4/2:

776

Why hivtild I give my love to you.

© Irving Berlin,’ inc., New~ York.
Notice rec'd Aug. 16, 1923; recorded, -
MeO. peed G: 7L4

With you I want to be. © Irving Ber-

lin, inc. New York. Notice rec’d
Aug. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 176.
778

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT

14163 (779)

Wonderful girl. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 23,

1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 178. 779

Working man blues. © Joseph Oliver,
Chicago. Notice rec’d Aug. 11, 1923;
recorded, ‘v.15, p. 175: 780

Wow. © Forster, music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. Notice ae Aug. 30, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 180. 781

You are easy to remember. © Triangle
music pub. €0.; sisie. Newt iY ork.
Notice rec’d Aug. 29, 1923: recorded,
Ser Syespe LLG! 782

You can’t forget your first sweetheart.
© Harry W. Finney and Howard R.
Green, Washington. Notice rec’d

ENTRIES _
pt. 111, n.s., v. 18

Aug. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 175.
783

You gotta play steady with me. ©
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Aug. 29, 1923 ;
recorded; y. 5, p. Ave: 784

You might have fooled me once, you
might have fooled me twice, but you
can’t fool me all the time. © Jack
Mills, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Aug. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. ee

Your voice; w Warwick Williams, m
Comal Quirke. © Boosey & co.,
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 24,
1923; ‘recorded, v.°5; p. 178. 786.

858

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.

7A echiu’ bella ’e Napule; versi di
Pacifico Vento, musica di Ferdinando
Albano, of Italy; mand. acc. 4to.
(Edizione Jas. B. Russo & son, no.

268) © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 c Aug.
25; E 568857; James B. Russo,
Brooklyn. 14164
A chucha-pacha-poo-poo ; w Bud

Green, melody Ray Henderson, of

U. S., arr. Edward Morbach, of

Unes n©.1,e, sAug.,13; 1923;, E

568559; Joe Sully, Newark, N. J.
14165

-A-cooin’ and a lovin’_o’ you; w and
m J. F. A., of U.S., arr. Miss Newell
Cummings, of U. S.. © 1 ¢« Aug.
7, 1923; E 570198; J. Frank Adams,
Denison, Tex. 14166

A la femme! mélodie, poésie de
Camille Roy, musique de A. Flégier,
of France; voix moyennes, avec vio-

-loncelle ad libh © May 21, 1923;
1 « June 6; E 566362; L. Grus &
cie., Paris. 14167

A Montmartre 1la-haut; paroles de
Lucien Boyer, musique de Dela-
querriére fils, arr. par Ch. Thuillier,
of France. © July 30, 1923; 1 «.
Aug. 13; E 567414; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 14168

Abbrile ’nfiore; versi e musica di E. A.
Mario, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; mand.-acc. 4to. © July
#1923 52) cf) July: 30; EH 568676;
Italian song co., New York. 14169

Abie’s Irish rose; w and m James F.
Hanley, of U. S. © Aug. 6, 1923;

2% Ans 7: 570161: > Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
14170

Ach! should I belief it, no, na, yet it
can yes be so; fox trot, w and mel-
ody Ev Ai; P4fof-G:; Ss; © dc... Aug.
13, 1923; E 570239; Ernest Adolph
Priebe, Meriden, Conn. 14171

_ Adagio cantabile; par Pietro Nardini,
arr. par J. Rochut, of France; trom-
bone tén. avec piano ace. Editions
musicales Buffet-Crampon & cie. ©
July 23, 1923; J ec. Aug. 7; E 567369;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 14172

‘Ah!

Adelaide; w and melody Jack Mac-
donald; of U. S. © 1 ¢ Aug. 29,
1923; E 568939; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 14173 ©

Adieu; w J. F. D., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
Bos: KH es+CAug: Mi, SO238ri.
568224; Janet F. Darling, Wollas- -
ton, Mass. 14174

Adieu, patrie; w IF. Masini, harmon-
ized and arr. Alfred Henry, of Eng-
land. (Jn Edition Chester, no. 108:
Ten Alpine pastorals, v. 2, no. 6)
©! Augi'13). 19235 Vic “Aug: 152 EB
067443; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. 14175

Admiration waltz; by W. N. D., of
U. S.; mand. orch. © Aug. 24, 1923;
2c. Aug. 17; E. 570382; Warren N.
Dean, York, Pa. 14176

After love; w Arthur Symons, m Ced-
ric W. Lemont, of U. S.; high voice.
© Aug. 14, 1923; 2 ce Aug. 20; E
068759; G. Schirmer, inc., N. Y.

14177

After sunset; dance intermezzo, S. C.
Jones, of England; pf. © June 14,
1023. oc.» dune, 25 4 eo woods
Hawkes & son, London. 14178

After the day is done; w Jack Meskill,
m Lewis Alden Daly, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Aug. 30, 1928; EH 568915; L. A.
Daly, New York. 14179

Aftermath; w Edward Lockton, m
Denys Cleaver, of Great Britain;

an F.; ©-Aug.; 16,,1923; 1: ¢, Aug.
17; I. 567584; J. B. Cramer & co.,
ltd., London. 14180

Again; musical monologue, w Will
Ogilvie, m Emily Emerton, of Aus-
tralia; pf. with w. (Paling’s mu-
sical monologues, no. 7) © June
19, 1923; 1 ¢ July 24; EH 567400;
W. H. Paling & eo., Itd., Sydney,
Australia. 14181

Aggrayating blues; w and m F. W. L.,

. Oa Dy S..7O.1;-C., pent: Jdo A923 7° EB
569091; Fred W. Longshaw, At-
more, Ala. 14182

vraiment pour me dire cela;

paroles de Custy, musique de R.

Penso, of France. © May 21, 1923;

1c. June 6; HE 566359; Publications

Francis Day, s. a., Paris. 14183

— 859

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14184

Aimons-nous donc: suite de valses, de

Ad. Gauwin, of France; orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4toe. © Aug. 7,
19236 1 ¢, Aug: Like Bi eaetaue :* se-
cieté anonyme des éditions Ricordi,
Paris. 14184
Ain’t you ashamed; w Sidney D.

Mitehell and Lew Brown, m Sey-
mour Simons, of U. S.. © Aug. 11,

1923; 2 ¢ Aug. 14; E 568633; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 14185
Airs russes; de Glinka, arr. par G.

Logeart, of France; harmonie et
fanfare; (©) June (27,1928) 1)1! ¢.
July 31; EH 567194; Hvette et Schaef-
fer, Paris. [© arrangement] 14186

canerino; versi di Francesco
Gaeta, musica di Angelo Lo Russo,
of Italy; per sop. o ten. (Jn 5
romanze, no. 1), © Apr. )30, 1928 ;
lee: July 105°H) 566947 ;;\ Kunst’ u.
technik, g. m. b. h.; Berlin. 14187

Al chet; w and melody I. J. Hochman,

Al

mo Sy Gatos) SO). 1 e. Ate te
1923; EF 568549; Israel J. Hochman,
New York. 14188
Alabama bound; w and m S. A. N., of
TS. oO Mic, Aue.220 tees
568845; Stuart A. Noble, Philadel-
phia. 14189
Alabama Mammy; W i C. P., melody
Atnold T. Lax, of U. CA Co Aue.
28, 1923; E 568873; eH pear ed: 1elps,
Cranberry Lake, N. Y. 14190

Alas and alack we cannot agree; w
and m Edna Randolph Worrell, of
US... Dayton, Gy Paine” pub. eo:
OP Aue? 51 10982 2)! ch SA ae! ys ie
570290; L: M. Paine, Dayton, O.

14191

Alf, Sid and ‘Perce: from The 9 o’clock
revue, w Harold Simpson and Morris
Harvey, m Harry Collman, of Great
Britain. © July 12, 1923; 1-¢ Aug.
6; E 567290; Cecil Lennox & co.,
London. 14192

Alhambra, the town of my _ golden
dreams *’ w''€.* J’ ‘Burns’ and’ FP.
Com El Go "ors C AuelG,
Looe 2 c. Aue Dae ae SGso2o- re
Gualano, Alhambra, Calif. 14193

Alibi baby; from Poppy, w Dorothy
Donnelly. m Arthur Samuels, of U.
Sit © Must! 05" 190s Gone hh Get Sats
FE 568989; Harms, ine., New York.

14194

Wonderland; twelve easy

duets. E, Markham lLee,- of Great

Britain ph bk) 1-2. OVOP May 130;

1923; 1 ¢ each June 12; E 566466,

566467 ; Anglo-French music co.. Itd.,

London. 14195, 14196

Aliee in

pt. 11a, n. $., V. 18

All about you; w°G>. B., i) es. s
Huntington, of U. §: © fea.
4, 1923; BH, 570108 Cyril iia Bee
baker, c/o Postmaster, New York.

14197
All alone; w and melody Theo. (Fats)
Waller,.of U.S. Qua .¢ aie a

1923; E 568618; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.
14198

All in this pleasant evening; unison
song, w from an old song, m Her-
bert Howeils, of England; in B flat.
(Year book press series of unisob
and part-songs, ed. by Martin Aker-
man, no. 211) [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © June 15, 1923; 1 «.
July 3; E 567506; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, Year book press, ltd., London.

14199

w Adrian Ross, m Jan
© June
566458 ;

14200

All night blues; w and m Richard M.
Jones, of U. S. © 2 @ Mae as:
1923 ; E 568722; Melrose bros. music
co., Chieago. 14201

All the world’s. resting, but, love’s
awake; w Charles Hohman, m E. E.,
off U. S. © 1 « Aus. eigytO2e, EH
568214:; Eugenie Hekert, Jersey City,
N. J. 14202

All the world will seem like heaven,
when we meet again; waltz song,
w and melody L. and Bobby Gun-
dersdorff, of U. S., arr. dei Ga; Ast
violin acc. © 1 ¢ Ane 20 1923;
E 570448 ; LeRoy Gundersdorff, West
Hoboken, N. J. 14203

All is yours:
Broeckx, of Great Britain.
9,' 1928 :' 1'°@ June V14/H
Chappell & co., ltd., London.

Allegretto grazioso; by Nicolas Dalay-

rac, arr. G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of
UW S.; violin . with piece te
Schmidt’s educational series, no.
295: Melodies of olden times) ©
July” 31, 1928; "2 te Aue D1
568498: Arthur P. Sehmidt co.,
Boston. [© arrangement] 14204

Alone, I bear it alone; lyric A. C. C.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8. ©
1 c. Aug. 17. 1923; EB. 570387; Annie
Chandler Clark, Gambrills, Md.

; 14205

Along the woodland path; by John
Desmond Courtney, of U. S., op. 15,
no. 3; pf. (Out in the woods, no. 3)

Aug. 17)! 1923 "12 ' el Aug 18 5,
E 568754; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
14206

Boston.

860

no. 9, 1928

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

14227

Als je weer los komt; tekst van Otto
Zeegers, muziek van Chris van Din-
teren, of the Netherlands. © Aug.
1, 1923; 1c. Aug. 11; E 567318; Van
Esso & co., Rotterdam, Holland.

14207

Alt Wien; rapsodia viennese, di Mario
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, of Italy; pf.
Contents :—1. Alt Wien; walzer.—2.
Nachtmusik ; notturno.—3. Memento
meri; fox-trot tragico. © July 5,
1923; Li cicdtly 20;°HK 567037%. A.
Forlivesi & co., Florence, Italy.

14208

walzer, di Mario Castelnuoyo-
Tedesco, of Italy; pf. (Alt Wien,
ne. beac duly-,, 1923 ;..1, c.., Joly
20; E 567034; A. Forlivesi & co.,
Fiorence, Italy. 14209

Always wear a smile; w and melody
Peer eS (C) IG, Aug. 145,
1923 ; E 570282 ; Dave Taylor, Brook-
lyn. 14210

Amanecer (Sunrise); waltz E. V. y
iy, Of Mexico; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 12,
1923; E 569264; Eduardo Vigil y
Robles, Mexico City, Mex. 14211

Amber nights; w Carme Romano, m |

Frank Magine, of U. S. © Sept. 3,
1923; 2 « Aug. 30; E 568943; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago.

14212,

American beauty rose; w 8. S. R., m
EK. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1
c. Aug. 4, 19238; E 570102; Sadie
Swinten Roadeap, Goshen, Va.

14213

Among the willows; w Nancie B. Mars-
land, m Montague F. Phillips, of
Great Britain, op. 35, no. 6. © Aug.
16, 1923; 1 ¢ Aug. 22; E 567591;
Chappell & ¢o., ltd., London. 14214

Amor di favorita; laggenda orientale
e fox trot, versi e musica di Giuseppe
De Masellis, of Italy; mand. ace.
Naples, Vedova Ceccoli & figli. 4to.
[Staff and numerical notations] ©
June 1, 1923; 1 ¢« Aug. 7; E 567299;
Italian book co., New York. 14215

Amour (L’) masqué; fantaisie—vsélec-
tion, de André Messager, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. (Nouvelle collec-
tion Francis Salabert, no. 35) ©
duly. 30, tozoge wre. Auon' tas By
967548 ; Francis Salabert, Paris. [©
arrangement | 14216

—— de Il operette, de André Mes-

Sager, of France; pf. © July 30,

1923; 1 ec. Aug. 138; E 567422; Francis

Salabert, Paris. [© arrangement]

14217

tango, de André Messager, of
France; pf. © July 23, 1923; 1 ¢.
Aug. 7; EH 567346; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 14218

valse hésitation, sur les motifs.
de l’operette, de André Messager, of
Erance> pi." “© .fuly 30,- 1923 * "oie.
Aug. 138; _E 567425; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 14219:

Amour (L’) perdu; melodie, D. C., of

wi S:.: pi. © 1 ¢. Sept..5, 1923 7s
569038; Dante Carrozzini, New
Lork. 14220

Ancliffe (Charles) Two novelettes ;
CG. A., of Great Britain; orch. with
piano-conductor. Contents: J. Sere-
nade miniature—2. Love lilt. ©
July 23, 1923;, 1 ¢ Auga: 63.8

567278; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. [© arrange-
ment] 14221

pf.. Contents: 1. Sere-
nade miniature—2. Love lilt. ©

Aue) 1DOUG2S ; OTe) Aue dd sae.
567491; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 14222.

Andante cantabile; by Irénée Bergé,
of U. S.,.arr. R, J.;,orch. with piano
conductor. (Artist’s orchestra re-
pertoire, no. 11) © Aug. 20, 19238;
2c Aug. 20; EH 570479; Ross Jung-
nickel, New York. 14223

Andante con moto; by Dézede, arr.
G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of U. S.; vio-
lin with pf. ace. (Jn Schmidt’s.
educational series, no. 295: Melodies.
of olden times) © July 31, 1923;
2c. Aug. 11; E 568496; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14224.

Andante con variazioni; di Ezio Cara-
‘bella, of Italy; orch. partitura.
Edizioni Ricordi. 12mo. © July
Liege etry hore Hr ata UOU s
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 14225.

Andantino moderato; harmonies no.
8, par Alexandre Bruneau, orches-
tré par J. Walter, of France; orch.
avec piano conducteur. 4to. ©:
May 21, 1923; 1 « June 6; E 566368 ;
C. Joubert, Paris. [© orchestra-:
tion] 14226

Andantino pastorale; harmonies no.
9, par Alexandre Bruneau, orches-
tré par J. Walter, of France; orch.
avee piano conducteur. 4to. ©
May 21, 1923; 1¢. June 6; E 566450;
C. Joubert, Paris. [© orchestra-
tion] 14227

861

14228

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. lI, n.s., v.18

Ange (L’) gardien; one-step, de La-
haut, de Maurice Yvain, of France;
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
(Célébre collection des suecés, no.
643) © July 30, 1923; 1c. Aug. 13;
FE 567550; Francis Salabert, Paris.
[© arrangement] 14228

paroles anon., musique de Cesar
Franck, arr. par A. Mariotte, of
France. © Aug. 17, 1923; 1¢. Aug.
17; E 567510; Enoch & cie., Paris.

14229

Angeline; w M. E. G. and J. Alfred
Wilson, melody Mack Elliott Grant,
eof U. S., arr. J. Berni Barbour, of
Saw, One, Chee. ek ewes
068542; Mack HE. Grant, Detroit.

14230

Angelus; vocal waltz, w Rex Halm,
m Jay Eltinge of Great Britain;
pf. with w, in G. [Staff and tonic
‘sol-fa notations] © July 19, 1923;
1e July 21; E 567042; B. Feld-

man & co., London. 14231
Ani my do domu -nech6d; w and
melody. Tr Bsa-C./,08. De. S. 1Opak ¢:

Aug. 6, 1923; E 568382; Theo. F.
Chuya, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 14232
Anima, canta; di Alfredo Berisso, of
Italy; pf. (Poemi, no. 8) © Aug.

16, 1973 Vo Ads, 1 Moores ; fF

14233

of

G, Ricordi & co., Milan.
Animato; by E. R. Blanchet,
Switzerland, op. 385, no. 2;
(Trois ecossaises, no. 2) © Aug. 4,
TODS 2
poser’s music corp., New York.
14234
Ann; w I. M., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U. 8.
€) 1: c& Angi 1923° “Hip 68220 ;
Isabel Millington, Buffalo. 14235
Année (L’) scolaire de musique; thé-
orie, questionnaire, devoirs, solfége,
dictées, de E. Ner‘ni, of France. ©
May 21, 1923; 1c. June 6; A 22674;
Emmanuel Nerini, Paris. 14236
Answer me buddy; w and m Hdward
Carlton Rees, of U. S., arr. M. E.
HM of (Ul'S. OVS ‘Aus. WE; #923 ;
FE 568659; Mabelle Evelyn Hopkins,
Long Beach, Calif. 14237
Anthem of nations; solo or cho., w

ram, Mie Si. J Obw.. Siaue .€.
Aug. 1,. 1923; EE 568231; Melvin
Smith Johnston, Pittsburgh.

14238

Antiphon; service of response between
minister and choir, w from Psalm
CXXI, m John B. Grant, of U. S8.;
trio of women’s voices, organ acc.

4to. © May 9, 1923; 2 e Aug. 15:
BE 570328; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[© arrangement] 14239

Antoinette; w and m Ernest Cramp-
ton, of Great Britain. © Aug. 7,
1923; 1 ¢ Aug“: EH 5674: * Sf.
B. Cramer & co., ltd., London.

14240

Any old time at all; w and m Dave
Ringle, of U. S., arr. Ted Eastwood,
of Ui S: “© 1c. Sept. 1923); BE
5689738 ; Broadway music corp., New
York. 14241

Any time you want to g0; w and
melody Aaron Gabriel, of U. S. ©
1 e@ Aug. 14, 1923; E 568625; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. ¢o., ine.,
New York. 14242

Apple blossoms: w Wm. Wesley Mar-
tin, m W., A. S..P.,, of. U.S.. @.Aue.
24; 19238 Zee. Sept: he Eta ;
W. A. S. Parker, Leadville, Col.

14243

April fooling; [by Arthur Edward
Johnstone, of U. S.]; pf., with story,
fingering, phrasing, glossary and in-
structive annotations. (Art publica-
tion society’s series of tone pictures:
Progressive series compos:tions, nv.
125) © Iubly Bis iesse se} Aue,
3; E 568268; Art publication soc.,
St. Louis. 14244

April time; w and m John Prindle
Scott; of "UW'S. Ouse 18" 19238 ;
2c. Aug. 20; E 570477; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, inc., New York. 14245

Arbutus; unison song with second pt,
ad lib. w Margaret HE. Lacey, m
Eduardo Marzo, of U. S.,. op. 172,
no. 1. 4to. (G. Sechirmer’s school
choruses, no, 7044) © Aug. 6, 1923;
2 ce. Aug. 11; E 568464; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 14246

,Areana; sérénade bergamasque, de
Gaston Knosp, of France; violon et
piano.’ ©: July 70, 1825 je ees.
13; E 567419; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris. 14247

Are you lonely; w Lou Herscher, m
Joe Burke, of U. S. © Sept. 3,
1923; 2 c. Aug.30 ; H 568942 ; Forster,
music publisher, ine., Chicago.

4248

Are you still waiting; waltz, w L. Z., -
m Jack Vincent, of U. S. © 1 ©¢.
Aug. 3, 1923; E 568265; Lillian
Zubler, Northumberland, Pa.

: 1424)

862

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

ho. 9) 1923
Arise, shine; text from the Bible, m
John Prindle Scott, of U. S.;

woice. ©©) Ang. 18, 19283''2'¢, Aug.
20. BH. 570475; R. .L,. Huntzinger,
inc:, New Yotns. 142590

As we leave the years behind; from
The dancing honeymoon, w Ballard
Macdenald. m Joseph Meyer, of
Wes, © Sept 1.192332 c:, Sept, 55
BE 569052; Harms, ine., New York.

14251

Ashes of vengeance;
stone, m Muriel Pollack, of U. S.
© Aug. 18, 1923; 2 c Aug. 20; E

570492; Photo play music ¢o., inc.,
New York. 14252
Assurance: w J. K., m Geo. C. Steb-
Ding Vor (OL SPO “Aug. 3)'1923"'. 2
e. Aug. 11; E 568571; Tabernacle
pub. co., Chicago. 14253
Aiedawn.;, waltz, by.A.,R., of, U.S:

© 1,¢c. May 4, 1923; E 559840;
Albert Rizzi, New York. 14254
At seventeen: w Arthur Symons, m
Cedric W. Lemont, of U. S.; high

voice. © Aug. 14, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
20; E 568758; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 14255

-At the court of Queen Anne; twenty
easy pieces by English court com-
posers and others, ed. J. A. Fuller-
Maitland, of Hngland; pf. (Edition
Chester, no. 115) © July 2, 1923;
Ween uly 53. EH, 566833 3 Fs & WwW.
Chester, Itd., London. [© editing]

14256

-Au coin de l’atre; poésies de Georges
Champenois, musique de Rhené-
Baton, -of France, op. 29, no. 1.
Contents :—1. La flamme chante.—2.
Par un soir dhiver.—3. Fumées.—
4. Apaisement. © June 20, 1923; 1
ce. July 31; H 967188 ; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 14257

Aurora (Dawn) ; fox trot di Umberto
Candiolo, of Italy; piccola peel
4to. © June Zo, 192521 ex June 22:
FE 566673; G. Ricordi. & co., Milan.

14258

Autumn (An) song; unison song, w
Doris Rowley, m Alec Rowley, of
England. (The school music re-
view, 1923); 4 ©\ Aug.’ 14,71923::'1 ¢.
Aug. 15; E 567486; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 14259

Aux petits enfants; paroles de Al-
phonse Daudet, musique de César
Franck, arr. par A. Mariotte, of
France. © Aug. 17, 1923; 1c. Aug.
73K 567511; Enoch & cie, Paris. .

14260

low .

w Mabel Living- -

14271
Ave Maria; song, John Lemmoné, of
Australia; no.2in Amin. (Paling’s
song series, no. 125) © May 15,

1923; 1c¢. June 19; E 566683; W. H.
Paling & co., Itd., Sydney, Aus-
tralia. 14261

‘Avoir le piano; de Voperette Le petit

choc, paroles de P. L. Flers, musique
de Joseph Szule, of France. ©
sualy 30! PO237 Me Aue ts. 2.)
567431; Francis Salabert, Paris.

14262

Awaiting the turn of love’s tide; w
F. M. W., melody Herman Dubois,
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U.S. ©
le Aug. 4, 1923; E 570202; Frank

’ Martin Wilson, Newark, N. J.

14263

Away to the forest; two-part song, w
Lizzie De Armond, m Ira B. Wilson,
of U. S.; treble voices. 4to. (Willis
school SQBas, no. 4100) © July 24,
1923; 2 ¢. July 28; HE 568589 ; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 14264

Baba; w Ernest Heissenbuttle, m J.
H. F., of U. S., arr. Vincent Oddo,
of UT Se © ©, Aue 80,, 19235
568902; James Henry Ford, Bridge-
port, Conn. 14265

Baby of mine; w Mrs. M. S., m
Elliott Markham, o£ AU... 5 pt. with
w. © May 10, 1923; 2 e¢. July 27; B
568136; Mrs. Morris Shirts, Esca-
lante, Utah. 14266

Baby sunbeams; w Mrs. E. C. S., m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © June 15, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 18;
E 568732; Mrs. Ernest C. Sharpe,
Verdon, Nebr. 14267

Bachelor’s (A) dream; w J. K., m
E. S..S. Huntington, of U.S. © 1
e. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570081; Joseph
Keslering, Odessa, Saskatchewan,
Canada. 14268

Back answers ; humorous song, Charles
Coverdale, of Great Britain; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July G4; 192383 41 se). duly).20;;.E
567022; Reynolds & co., London.

14269

Back bitting baby Brown; w Harry
De Mund, melody J. HE. A., of U.S.
© 1 c. Sept. 12, 1923; E 570976;
James H. Aldridge, New York.

14270

Back home; by J. Frank Russell, of
U. S.; pf.. (Two easy piano pieces,
no. 1) © Apr. 30, 1923; 2c Aug.
15; HE. 570329; Oliver Ditson Co.,
Boston. 14271

863

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14272

pt. 1, ny s., v. 18

Back home in Caroline; w 8: 8. M.,
melody Herman Dubois, [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher] of U. S. ©1e Aug.
13, 1923 ; E. 570214; S. Sidney Moore,
Los Angeles. 14272

Back in the old neighborhood; w and
m. Clyde Hager, Walter Goodwin
and Gene Green, of, U. S. © Aug.
23; JA92331 278. ANS. 2231 +5 9O8SH9 |
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 14273

Back to the arms of mother; waltz,
w.and .melody..S.,W,., .ef U.,S:..©
1 ¢@, Aug. 17, 1928; E..570364;, Sher-
man Williams, Greenville, Miss.

14274

Backslider’s (The) return; w and m
Oo J. S8., of Canada. ©: Apr: 40;
1928,;, 1, c. Aug. 11, EB 567732 ;, Oswald
J. Smith, Toronto, Canada. 14275

Bad news blues; w Eugene West, m
Joe Gold, of U. 8S. © Aug. 30, 1923;
2 c. Aug. 31; E 570768; Chas.’ K.
Harris, New York. 14276

Ball (The) begins; from The passing
show of 1923. w Harold Atteridge, m
Sigmund Romberg, of U. S. © June
29, 19299 D2 Yel aly? * Bh -565S4
Harms, inc., New York. 14277

Ballade triste; de Paul Fauchey, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Célé-
bre collection des succés, no. 642)
© July 23,1923; 1 6 Ame?t7i Bb
567329; Francis, Salabert, Paris.
[© arrangement] 14278

Balletto; by G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of
U. S.; violin‘ and pf: © July 31,
19238; 2c. Aug. 11; EH’ 568506; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 14279

Baltimore M. D., that’s the only doc-
tor for me; fox-trot, slow blues,
w and m Eli Dawson and Arthur
Schwartz, of U. S. © Aug. 17, 1923;
2 qa Aug. 17; E.570376; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 14280

"Bama bound blues; w Ide X. Cox,
melody Lovie Austin, of U. S. ©
1c. Aug. 14, 1923; E 568598; Jack
Mills, inc., New- York. 14281

Bambola (la) della Prateria; oper-
etta, di C. Lombardo, of Italy, su
motivi di Bela Zerkovitz;, canto e
pf. © July 17, 1923.2 @ July 18;
D 26476; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

14282

Bantock (Granville) Three songs for
children; w Alfred Hayes, m Gran-
ville Bantock, of Great — Britain.
Contents: 1. Doggie.—2. Frolie.—

3. Fairyland.. © June 20, 1928 : 1,e.
July 2; E 566838; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 14283

Barber (The) shop on Broadway: w
J. E. M., m John S. Dobson, of Eng-
land, domiciled at Buffalo, N. Y.
© 1 c« July 30, 1928; E 568178:
John EK. Manuel, Buffalo, 14284

Barcarolle (La) de homme qui as-
Sassina ; paroles de Henry Harment,
musique de Dardany fof France]
© June 27, 1923; 1 ¢« July 31; E
o67179; L. Brulé, Paris. 14285,

Bath (Hubert) Three sketches; by -
H. Bath, of Great Britain; pf.
(Berner’s edition, no. 731) Con-
tents:—1. Fifinetta.—2. White
heather.—3. Danse des paysannes. ©.
JG 1G; ..19233,-1 0c. Fuly, 21 ae
567041; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 14286

Be my Singing bird; w W. G., m Pau-
line B. Story, of U. S. © Aug. 29,
1923; 2 ec Sept? 1; E°570780- wWin-
fred George, Oolitic, Ind. 14287

Be Thou exalted; w Lena M. van Tey-
lingen, m M. L. W., of U.S. © Aug.
9; 1923) '2-c. Aug 65 +H “668276 ;
Mabel L. Woodward, Knightstown,
Ind. 14288

Be yourself; melody Harold Goldstein
and) Micheal Seigel, of U .S.,. arr.
Ha (G 1 «@ Aug. 4.1928;
570142; Margate music publishers,
Chicago. 14289:

Beautiful girls you have the world at
vour feet; from Ted Lewis’ frolic,
w Jack Yellen, m Milton. Ager, of
U. S. Production ed.. ©, Aug. 11,
1923; 2:c. Aug. 13; E 570254; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York..

14296.

Beautiful misty dawning: w Grace L.
Hosmer, m Ira B. Wilson, of U. 8.7;
sop., alto and bar., melody in bar.
4to. (Willis schools songs, no. 4099)
©, July.,.24, 19233; 2%e. Doly,23, ©
568588; Willis music e¢o., Cinecin-
nati. 14291

Bebe; w Sam Coslow, m.Abner Silver,,.
arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; male:
voices. 4to. (Witmark edition, ex-
cellent quartette arrangement, no..
1672), © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 @ Aug.
14; E 568638: M. Witmark & sons,.
New York. [© new arrangement]

14292

Beethoven (Ludwig van) Moonlight

sonata; first movement, Beethoven,

arr. Gerrard Williams. of Great
Britain :. orch. with piano e¢onduc-
tor. Quarto ed. (Paxton’s or-

864

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

143514

chestral library) © Aug. 10, 1923;
1 @¢ Aug. 13; B 567496; W.: Paxton
& co., Itd., Lendon. 14293

8™° symphonie; de L. v. Beetho-
ven, op 93, transcription par Charles-
René, of France; pf. en fa majeur.
(Edition nationale francaise: Pan-
theon des pianistes, no. 1187) ©
May 21, 1923; 1c. June 6: E 566351 ;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. [©
transcription ] 14294

Beguilin’ smilin’ eyes; from Jack of
hearts, w Florence Fink, m George
H. Gartian, of U.'S. © Aug. 13,
1923: 2 ¢. Aug. 28; E 568982 ; Hinds,
Hayden & Eldredge, inc., New York.

14295

Behold, what manner of love; anthem,
w from the Bible, m Edward Nor-
man Hay, of England; mixed voices,
With oran ace. 4to. (Church choir
library, no. 241) © June 14; 1923;
1 e June 23; E 567379; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 14296

Belles (Les) chansons de France; no.
4, Avril 1923, revue familiale, mu-
sicale et littéraire, illustrée, pa-
roles et musique de divers auteurs,
of France... 4to...© May. 21,,1923;

1 ¢., dune 6, A.-22675,; -G.,,Ondet,
Paris. 14297
Bells (The) of Arcady; w Edward

Lockton, m Cuthbert Harris, of Eng-
land; © July 26,1923; 1 ¢. Aug.’6;
EK 567286: Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don. 14298

Bells (The) of Normandy; w Jimmy
Clarke, melody Felix Bernard, of
U. S., arr. Claude Lapham, of U. S.
© 1 e¢ July 27, 1928; E 568128;
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York.

14299

Bene mio, ti vedo; fox trot del merlo,
di Vineenzo Billi, of Italy; piccola
oreh. 4to. © June 23, 1923; 1 ec.
June 22; EF 566675; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 14300

Beneath Italian skies; w and m F. §S.
S.. of U.S. ©1c. July 28, 1923’; E
570661; F. Sidney Smith, San Fran-
cisco. 14301

Beneath the silent poppies; w C. H.,
m Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © June 15, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
18; FE 568748; Cordelia Henry,
Caseyville, Ky. 14302

Beneath your balcony ; fox trot, w and
mR. W., ofiD. SS. Ocet es Awe 115,
1923; E 570275; Rosarie Pellegrino,
Dannemora, N. Y. 14303

Berceuse; by Sydney Peirce Wadding-
ton, of Great Britain; violin and pf.
(Ji. 1924 school examinations, ele-
mentary division, list A) © July
17, 1923; J «Aug. 2; E 567227; As-
sociated board of the R. A. M. and
the R. C. M., London. 1430+

de Maurice Hermite, of France;
oreh. avee piano conducteur. 4to.
© duly 20". 1923-1 ¢@ July Je
567038 ; Enoch & co., Paris. 14305

(Cradle song); by Edward EK.
Truceo, of Italy, domiciled at New
Yorksop. 15; no. Sean OMade/31,
19238 52 ¢c. Aug. 31; E 570772; Mauro
V. Cardilli, New York. 14306

Berceuse mélancolique ; by Dezso d’An-
talffy, of Hungary, domiciled at
Rochester, N. Y.; violin and pf. ©
Aug. 6,,1923; 2 « Aug: 113° E 568472 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

14307

3erceuse sicilienne; par Francis Popy,
of France; orch. avec piano-conduc-
Leu. = 400.) CO} Aire: 2a ag2 ae Pe
Sept. 11; E 567744; E. Gaudet, Paris.
14308

Beside the silv’ry Nile; w F. C. F., m
George S. Irish and F. C. F., of U.S.,
avr he ©. Be eh ee Sept, Td23 -
H 568979; Francis C. Frey, Indian-
apolis. 14309

Best. (The), of luck to you; w T. L.,

m Clifton Keith, of U.S. Long
Branch, N. J., Keith music pub.
house. © July 27, 1923; 2 ¢. Aug.
2;; EK 5703802; Tom Lovell, Long
Braneh, -N* J. 14310
Beyond the desert sands; fox trot

from Missing husbands, w and m
Russ Johnston and Arthur Hahn, of
Australia. (Paling’s song series, no.
126) © May 15, 1923; 1.¢. June 19;
E 566685; W. H. Paling & co., Itd..
Sydney, Australia. 14311

Bible anthems, no. 3; [ed. Mrs. Chas.
F. Miller. of U. S.J]; male voices.
12mo. © June 28, 1923; 2 c June
30, aff. June 29; A 710658; United
Presbyterian board of publication,
Pittsburgh. 14312

Big brown eyes; w and melody Harold
Goldstein, Micheal Seigel, and Ed-
win Block, of U. S., arr. H. Gold-
stein. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1923; E 5701438;
Margate music publishers, Chicago.

14313

Big foot Ham; by Ferd (Jelly roll)
Morton; pf. © 1c. Aug. il, 1923;
BE} 568564; Lloyd Smith, Chicago.

14314

865

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14315

pt. 111, n. S, v. 18

Bird (The) in his cage (Txorifiuak
kaloian) ; Basque folksong, English
version Mary Ellis Opdycke and
Kurt Schindler, setting Norberto Al-
mandoz, ed. K. Schindler, of U. S.;
six-part chorus of mixed voices. 4to.
(Songs of the Spanish provinces:
Basque provinces) [Text English
and Basque] © June 7, 1923; 2

Aug. 15; BE 570324: Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 143815

Birds’ (The) bath; by Dorothy Gay-
nor Blake, of U. S8.; pf. (Three bits

0’ sunshine) © Aug. (Aor ee Gs
Aug. 18; HE 570255; Willis music
co., New York. 14316

Birds of the morning: unison chorus,
w Lizzie De Armond, m Winifred E.
Moore, of U. S.; with alto ad lib.
4to. (The unison chorus, compiled
and arranged by John S. Fearis, no.
Agi). ©)pe 22) 1923 Fee Aue.
2? i (OTOGUE =). °S. -Fearis &bro.,.
Chicago. 14817

sit by bit you’re breaking my heart;
w Gus Kahn, melody Murray Bloom,

Oryl. SO Money GC AUts A tOee ak:
568586; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 14318
Same, >s©@ Aus. 20, 19253. 2c.
Aug. 21; E 568787; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 14319
Bit (A) o’ pink and white; from The

blarney stone, w and m Walter Scan-
lan, of Un?) "@) Age 25) toes 2c:
Aug. 23; E 568825; Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York.
14320
Blackberrying song; w Aidan Clarke,
m Alec Rowley, of Great Britain,
selected and ed. Ernest Read. Wil-
liams ed. 4to. (Joseph Williams’
new series of songs, duets & trios:
Unison songs, no. 6) [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 6, 1923;
1e. July 16; E 566965; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 143821
Blackpool; carnival song 1923, w and
m Harry Lowther, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations] ©
July 3, 1923; 1¢. July 11; EH 566957 ;
B. Feldman & co., London. 14322
Blame it on Eve; w F. L. C., m Ernest
T. Stanwood, of U. 8S. Brunswick,
Me., American music pub. co.
Aner WS SGd923'" 22) fe oA, Sie
570484; Frank Carleton, Brunswick,
Me. 14823

Bleeding hearted blues; w and m

Lovie Austin, of U. S. © July 20,.

1923; 2c July 26; E 568183 ;.Jack
Mills, ine, New York. 14324

Blennerhassett’s melody of love; w
and 1 myWL: (Es we UL ss) -@ Anes 6:
1923; 2.¢c. Aug. 11; E 568515; Lee
Ice music co., Sistersville, W. Va.

14825.

Blessed be His name forever; w Tt. O.
Chisholm, m Geo. C. Stebbins, of
U. S2:© Aug. 3;.1923; 2.¢ Aug. 11;
EK 568579; Tabernacle pub. co., Chi-
cago. 14826.

Blessed be the Union; composition for
the masses, w and m B. M. §., of
U.S, . © July 23, 192352. Ame 25:
Ii 568859; Bertha M. Servoss, Chi-
cago. : 14827

Blest are the pure in heart; anthem, w
J. Keble, m C. H. Kitson, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. (Cho-
ral album no. 1341). © Aug. 1,
1923 ;,1.c. Aug. 18; ©. 567514; Bayley
& Ferguson, Glasgow. 14828:

Bleu (Le) Léman: mélodie populaire,
w Hugene Rambert, harmonized and
arr. Alfred Henry, of England. (In
Edition Chester, no. 107: Ten Al-.
pine pastorals, v. 1, no. 1) © Aug.
13, 1923 ;:1 e Aug. 15; B.567438)5) J.
& W. Chester, Itd., London. 14329:

Bloomsbury waltz; by Poldowski
[Lady Dean Paul] of England; pf.

(In Caledonian market, no. 3) ©
Aug: 18, 1928374 ‘@ Ager is tae
067450 ; ce & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. 14330
Blotto; song one step, Eddie Brion

[pseud. of E. J. R.], of Australia ;
with special ukulele ace. (Stone-
hams series, no. 16) © Oct. 14,
1922; Le Nov. 24; BE 567562; E. J.
Robin, Melbourne, Australia.
14337
Blue eyes; w andm HE. J. W., of U. S
© 1c Aug. 17, 1923; BH 570407;
Edward Judson Watson, Buffalo.
14332

Blue Island blues; w and melody H.
Cc. O., Wendall Hall and Harry
Géise, of U; S:siarrsdll -G. (@viiic
‘Aug. 30, 1923; E 568911; Emory
Charles O’Hara, Rantoul, Ill. 14333:

Blue Monday blues; w and m Alva
White and Thomas Dorsey, of U. S.
© 1c Aug. 11, 1923; BH 568544;
Chicago music co., Port Washington,
Wis. 14834

Blue (The) Pacific; waltz, Arthur J.
Weekes, of Great Britain; pf.
July 23,:1923; 1c. Aug. 2; EH 567279;
Eclipsé music pub. co., Itd., Lon-
don. 14335

866

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 19238

14358

ik i i nn

Blue thinking of you; w and melody
Urthrel Weston, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Aug.
14, 1923; E 568623; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.

14836

Blues just like I feel; w and m O. J.
C., of U. S. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1923;
E 568665; Olman J. Cobb, saphete

14337

Boat song; part-song, words and
music Alfred G. Steele, of Aus-
tralia; sop. and alto. 4to. (Pal-
ing’s edition of part music, no. 421)
© May 15, 1923; 1 c. June 19; E
566682 ; W. H. Paling & co., Itd., Syd-
ney, Australia. 14338

Boats of mine; two-part chorus, Ww
Robert Louis Stevenson, m Anne
Stratton Miller, arr. Carl Engel, of
U. S.; treble voices. (Blue octavo
series, secular, no. 7001) © June 27,
mead culy ~, | ¢c.. Aug, 6,5. Eh
570162; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. [© arrangement] 14339

Boob MeNutt; w J. H., melody Otis
Spencer, Otol 5. ©. 1 ¢., Aug, 14,
1923: E 568609; Jean Herbert,
Unien Hill, SN. J. 14340

Bosch (Jacques) Dix piéces faciles;
par J. Bosch, of France; pour
Vétude de la guitare. © June 15,
1923: ‘1.¢ July 31; E 567186; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 14341

Bouncing (The) ball (La balle au
bond); by Poldowski [Lady Dean
Paul], of England; pf. (Jn Cale-
donian market, no. 7) © Aug. 13,
1923: 1 e Aug. 15; E 567454; J. &
W. Chester, ltd., London. 14342

Bow legged Liza; w and melody Phil
Madison, of U. S. © 1c. Aug. 39,
1923; E 568917; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 143543

Bowery Rose; w Tom Mellor, m
Harry Gifford. of Great Britain. ©
June 20, 1923; 1 ¢« June 28; E
566716; Song suecess syndicate,
Londen. 14344

Brahms (Johannes) Lullaby (Wiegen-
lied); two-part song, J. B., arr.
Paul Bliss, of U. S.: treble voices.

' 4to. (Theo. Presser co. school cho-
ruses) @),Aug. 2, 1923; 2:c. Aug.
6; E 568282; Theo. Presser . ¢o.,
Philadelphia. [© arrangement]

’ 14345

Breath (A) from the East; suite,

- Beatrice Poirin, of Great Britain;
pf. Contents: 1. Dawn in the des-
ert.—2. On the desert trail—3. The
whisper of the sands.—4. Under the
‘quiet moon.—5. Dance of the der-

vishes. © July 16, 1923; 1 « July
16; E 566986; Reid bros., Itd., Lon-
don. 14346:

Bretagne (Pierre) Fantasie; sur deux
themes populaires, par P. Bretagne:
[of France]; piano, 4 mains. Edi-
tions musicales Buffet-Crampon &
cie. © May 21, 1923; 1 «. June 6;
E 566348; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

14547

Bride (The) of my heart; w M..

O., melody Herman Dubois [pseud..

of Ethel Fisher], of U. S. © 1 e..
Aug. 1, 1923; E 568226; Muriel
Owens, Timber Lake, S. D. 14348:

Bridge (Frank) Two poems; by F. B.,
of Great Britain; orch., full sc. ©
suly 6, 1923; 1 c« Aug. 2; Ei S6R291;
Augener, Itd., London. 14349.

Bright May morning; three-part song;.
w Marion Roberts, m R. M. Stultz.
of U. 8.; sop. 1, 2, alto. 4to: (Theo.
Presser co. school choruses) ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 3; E 568286;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

14350:

Bring back the days; w Sam Ehrlich,
melody Turner Layton, of U. S. ©:
1c. Aug. 17, 1923; E 570496; Irving.
Berlin, ine., New York. 14351

Same. © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 ce.
Aug. 21; E 568786; Irving Berlin,.
inc., New York. 14352

Bring back the lost minutes; w E. A.
H., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
©1c¢ July 13, 1923; E 568171; Effie
A. Hill, Peabody, Kan. 14353

Broken-heart; w George McQueen, m
Jo An OL LU .. Sz, Bia IVESLON, Bex,
Levy & McQueen. © July 17, 1923;
2.¢. July 23.. BH. 568075 ; Jack. Levy,

Galveston, Tex. 14354-
Broken (A) heart; w F. B:,.Ba7tm
Valeria Gordon, of U. S8.; pf. with

w.. © June 15, 1923; 2.¢, Aug. 18;
FE. 568744; Frederick P. Ballard,
Chicago. 14355.
Broken hearted blues: fox trot, w
H., melody Jack Vincent, of
aes. Qi ic: Anueris 19235
568264; Bud Hagner, Dubuque, Ia.
14356:

Broken-hearted (A) lover; w J. T. P.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S. ©1«. Aug.
20, 1923; E 570427; John T. Parker,
Evanston, I1l. 14357
Broken. love; w.M. M.,..m .H. .S.) 8.
Huntington, of U. S.. © 1 c¢.. Aug.
4, 1923: E 570089; Matthew
Mehelir, Madison, Ill. 14358:

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14859

pt. 111, n. ‘si, V. 18

cn

Brown (The) and gold is silver now ;
lyric A. B. C., melody Arnold T.
phx. of Be S. © ey Aug 171 M923 ;

EB 570392; Anna Belle Cook, Albany,

Or. Pay 14359

Brown baby; southern blues, w Paul
Henry, m Willy M. Grant, of U. 8.
Mark bro. ed. © Aug. 30, 1923; 2
ce. Aug. 31; E 570764; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 14560

Brunette: seventeenth -century folk
song, English version M. L. Baum,
music arr. H. Alexander Matthews,
of U. S:: men’s voices. (G. 8S. 8vo.
choruses, no. 7047) © Aug. 6, 1923;

2 ¢, Aug. 11; E 568467; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 14361

Buddy boy; w lL. W., m Elliott Mark-
ham. of U. S.: pf. with w.. © May
10, 1928: 2 ¢ July 27; E, 568144;
Trene Wilcoxon, Lexington, Mo.

14362

Bufon (El) (The jester) ; David
Sequeira, of U. S.; pf. (from old
and new Spain, no. 4) © July 31,

1923: 2c, Aug. 11; B 568513; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 14363
(The) flame; Christmas
carol. w and m Cecil Forsyth, of
U. S.: mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
© June 21, 1923; 2 « Aug. 15; E
570328: Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

: 14364

Busch (Adolf) Fantasie; tiber Joh.
Seb. Bach’s rezitativ aus der Mat-
thaus-passion Mein Gott, warum
hast du mich verlassen, und den
choral Aus tiefer not schrei ich zu
dir. von A. Busch, of Germany. Op.
19: orgel. (Edition Breitkopf, nr.
5226) © June 15, 1923; 1 c. July
16; E 567049; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 14365

Butterfly dance; H. F. M., of Se
arr. John Constantin Zoubou-
lakis, of Greece, domiciled at Bris-
tol, Conn.; violin with pf. acc. ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1923; E 568388 ; Henry
Francis Myers, Binghamton, N. Y.

3urning

14366 |

By low, my pretty one; lullaby, m
Edward Carlton Rees, of U. 8., arr.
Mabelle Hopkins, of U. S., melody
with pf, © 1 ec. Aug. 16, 1923)’ BE
568658: Mabelle Evelyn Hopkins,
Long Beach, Calif. 14367

Hesossparuoe spema. (Bygone days) ;
Russian waltz, arr., simplified and
fingered Jack Kammen, of U. S., ed.
Jos. Kammen; pf. (Kammen edi-
tion, no. 501 R)

© Suly 10, 1923; |

2 ¢. July 21; E 568106; Jack and

Joseph Kammen, Brooklyn. [© ar-
rangement] 14368
Bygones: autumn romance, Erno

Rapeé and William Axt, of U. 8.;
orch. (Red seal concert series) ©
Atg.:(123,"'1923 ;) 220, “Aug: 245° Hi
570564: Richmond - Robbins, ine.
New York. 14369

Byrd’s (William) Lachrymae pavane ;
by W. Byrd, of England, arr. Kath-
arine E. EKggar, of Great Britain;
violoncello and pf. (Cover title:
Lachrymae pavane) © July 2.
1923; 1 @ July 12; E -567536;
Stainer & Bell, lItd., London. [© ar-
rangement] ; 14370

(ést la. barbe ..< ,et, Jes rem ven !
fox trot, par Pierre Chagnon, | or-
chestré par. Ciro Urbini, of Italy:
orch. avec conducteur. 4to. © May
21 1923: 1 "eo ane 6 2 Bi abGoelo.;

Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. [ ©
orchestration ] 14871
piano. Paris, Editions

musicales Buffet-Crampon et cie.
May 21, 1923; 1 ¢. June 6; E 566353 ;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. [© ar-
rangement | 143872
C’est la mode! et voila tout; one step,
par Pierre Chagnon, arr. par Ciro
Urbini,. of Italy; harmonie et fan-

fare. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon et cie. 4to. © June 27.
1923: 1 ¢« July 81; EH. 567191;
Evette et Schaeffer,.Paris. [© ar-
rangement] 14873

C'est la vie; one-step, de La-haut, de
Maurice Yvain, of France; pf. ©
July 23, 1923; 1¢ Aug. 7; BH 567327 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar-
rangement] 14374

C’est Paris; fox-trot et shimmy, de La-
haut, de Maurice Yvain, of France;
pf.’ © July 23) 1928 owe, ust cs
EB 567321; Francis Salabert, Paris.
[© arrangement] 14375

C’est pas ca qui donne un frisson; de
Yopérette Myria ou L’amoureuse in-
compléte, paroles de René Nazelles,
musique de André Mauprey, of
France. © July 30, 1923; 1 c. Aug.
18; E 567483; Francis Salabert,
Paris. _ 14876

C’est sa banlieue; de lopérette Ciboul-
ette, de Raynaldo Hahn, arr. par RB
Salabert, of France; orch. avec
piano conducteur. Ato. (Célébre
collection des succés, no. 639) ©
July 30, 1923; 1c. Aug. 13; B 567548 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris.
rangement |

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CATALOGUE

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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909

PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

INCLUDING:

LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER

1928
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18

Nos. 9 and 10

WASHINGTON
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1924

The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalcgue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards

any copyright registration.”

EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
T taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions ex-
plained hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the
title (except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and
a grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conven-
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EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat-
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be
made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ;
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Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie) ;
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Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Scharwenka
(Franz Xaver); Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander);
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(Giuseppe); Wagner (Richard)

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as ‘“ Fiinf studien,” “12 études
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of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the
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and name of publisher.

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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated.
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated.
Titles reading “w’” and “m” (signifying “words by” and “music by’’) are
to be understood as songs.

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such contributions is required.

A list of copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this
issue immediately following the text.

A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to
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act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals.

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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
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The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of
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Norfolk Island, Belgium, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, France, Ger-
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New Zealand, Norway, and Sweden. The President’s proclamations
to this effect were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries.
Part 38, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—x of no. 7, and pages iv—v of no. Le
vol. 10 (1915), pages viii—xi of no. 3, and pages vili-ix of no. 4; ey
12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3; vol. 13 (1918), pages-vi-xii of no.
vol. 15 (1920), pages v—vil of no. 3, and pages vi-xlv of no. 13; Lae
17 (1922), pages vii—xix of no. 6; and vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii
of no. 3.

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Hungary so far as the provisions of section 1 (¢) are concerned, the
proclamation dated October 15, 1912, putting into effect the conven-
tion between the United States and Hungary, specifically provides
that the general copyright protection secured by article 1 includes
the copyright control of mechanical musical reproductions.

From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (¢) of
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909; Austria (Mar. 10,1911), Mexico
(May 8, 1911), the Netherlands (Mar. By LOEL), and Switzerland
(Apr. 8. O01):

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The copy Rieti convention signed at the Fourth International Amer-
- ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed
by the President of the United States on J uly 13, 1914. This con-
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
. Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
_ Uruguay:

(Vv)

MUSICAL COMPCSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Cest vieux et ca n’sait pas; ou, C’est
vieux, chansonnette, paroles. de
Amelet, musique de Pierre Chagnon
and René Darlay, of France. ©
July 23,1923; 1c. Aug. 73, E;567356 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 14378

Calicot (Le) et la modiste; de loper-
ette Myria ou l’amoreuse incom-
plete, livret de René Nazelles, mu-
sique de André Mauprey, of France.
© ranty 50, 1923: 1..¢c.) Aug. 13; 8
567405 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.

14379

Called away; w Richard Le Gallienne,
m Karolyn Wells Bassett, of U S.:
high voice. (© Aug. 6, 1923; 2 ¢
Avg il; # 568480; G Schirmer.
ine. New York. 143880

Calling out the fairies; by Ernest
Austin, of England; piano. (Tone-
stanza, no. 23) © June 7, 1923; 14e.
June 7; EH 566456: Joseph Henrv
Larway, London. 14381

Calvary; hymn anthem, Paul Rodney,
arr. Paul Bliss, of U. S.; mixed
voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser co.
hymn anthem for mixed voices) ©
Aug. 2, 1923; 2.c. Aug. 6; E 568288 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. [©
arrangement | 14382

Candida; versi di Armando De Greg-
orio, musica di Salvatore Capaldo
[of Italy; mand. ace.] Naples, Tipo-
grafia editrice F. Bideri. 4to.
June 1, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 7; E 567292 ;
Italian book co., New York. 143883

Canty - w=and mT. ‘C., of U.''S.) arr
Harry L. Cook, of U.S. ©1c. Aug.

22, 1923; EB 570509; Ted Caldwell,
Louisville. 143884
Cannon (The) ball; characteristic
two-step, Jos. Northup, of U. &.,

gers THOS. kb. Contare, of U. S.* pi.
S.ofuty 1. 12a" 2. c.' Aus 43H
568587 ; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago. 14385

Canoe (The); w Cynthia C. Cox, m
Alee Rowley, of Great Britain; in
G. Williams ed. 4to. (Joseph Wil-
liams new series of songs, duets
and trios for schools and classes, se-
lected and edited by Hrnest Read:
Unison songs, no. 14) [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 19,
1923; 1 ec. Aug. 2; EB 567212; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 14886

Cantique; par Adolphe Borchard, of

France; orch. avec piano conducteur.

— 14898

Canto (Il) del cardellino (Song of the
goldfinch) ; mazurka brillante, G.
Camerlingo, arr. L. Canoro, of U. S.;
pf. Mongillo’s ed. simplified. ©

ler eee Oy oC AUS “Abas a
570692; Antonio Mongillo, New
York. 143888
Canzona; de Emile Bourdon, of

France; orgue. (L’orgue moderne,
32° livraison) © July 21, 1923; 1 .e.
Aug. 13; E 567556; Alphonse Leduc
et cie., Paris. 14389

Canzone (La) del deserto; fox-trot,
parole di R. Corona, musica di G.
Mariotti, of Italy; mand. ace. Mi-
lan, Casa editrice musicale Pierrot.
4to.. May 1, 1923; 1 c«. July 21; EB
567039; Italian book co., New York.

14390

Canzone Luciana; versi di L. Donadio,
musica di Pasquale Tammaro, of
italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; mand.
ace. Edizione D’Agestino bros. 4to.
©)... Jame 518, 1923332 ce oAug fii: B
568569 ; D’ Agostino bros., New York.

14391

Cap and bells; old tales humorously
retold, newly arr. John C. Holliday,
of Great Britain; pf. © July 16,
1925 >,46¢. Awe, 6.5 - Hii @67310,5; A;
Hammond & co., London. 14392

Caress; by Frederic Groton, of U. S.,
op. 35, no. 2; organ. © May 3, 1923;
2 es Ame. ID RY otOs27 Oliver “Dit-
son co., Boston. 14393

Carnival day; w Reginald Arkell, m
Herman Finck, of Great Britain.
© May 24, 1923; 1 « June 6; E
566393; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 14394

Carolina, land of the sky; w and m
H. W., of U. S.; with quartette cho.
OAM oe toe en Co Alien ome i
570594: Harry Warde, Mobile, Ala.

14395

Carolina, you’re aS good as you can
be; w and melody F.. F.,, of .U. 8.
©,1 ¢. Aug. 11, 1923;, EB 568414;
Freeman Fairley, New York. 14896

Carrapatoso; célébre samba, de Fran-
cisca Gonzaga, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. (Célébre collection
des succés, no. 624) © July 30,
19255 dC) AUSa ley, Er o61o00,.. Mran-
cis Salabert, Paris. [© arrange-
ment] 143897

Carse (Adam) Impromptu; by A. C.,

Ato. © May 21, 1923; 1 ¢c.. June 6; of Great Britain; pf. © June 1,
E 566371; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 1923; 1 c. Aug. 2; EB 567242; Auge-
14387 ner, Itd., London. 14398

80831—24 2 869

é

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14399

Carse (Adam) —Continued.

Nocturne; by A. C., of Great
Britains, pf... ©, June :1,,,1923 541 e.
Aug. 2; E 567245; Augener, Itd.,
London. 14399

Prelude; by A. C., of Great Brit-
ain; pf... ©: June, 1923: .1,.c.. Aug.
2; E 567248; Augener, ltd., London.
14400

Alfredo Berisso, of
Itaiy; piano. (Poemi, no. 7)
Are..o. 16) yA Oooo sok Gr AU. cate i ae
567525; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
14401

Cavalry of the clouds; march, Ken-
neth J. Alford, of England; reed and
brass band. 4to. © June 15, 1923;
1 ¢ June 25; E 566702; Hawkes &
son, London. 14402

Ce n’était pas la méme chose; de l’op-
érette Ciboulette, de Reynaldo Hahn,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. avee piano-conducteur. Ato.
(Céelébre collection des succés, no.
650) © July-30, 192351 © Aue. 13:
IK 567542; Francis. Salabert, Paris.

Cavalloni; di

[© arrangement] 14403
Cecilia; vals, por F. J. Duclers, of
Porto Rico; piano. San Juan,

Puerto Rico, José Laza & ca. ©
Aa Ne I Fcc) Ce 9 ALIS Badass (HG
570824; Francisco. J. Duclere, San
Juan, Porto Rico. 14404

Celanese; vocal fox-trot, w John P.
Harrington, m Howard Flynn, of
England...© June. 30, 1923; 1. ¢
July 11; E 566937; St. Giles pub.
co., Itd., London. 14405

Celtic prelude; the land of hearts’ de-
sire, Rutland Boughton, of Great
Britain; pf., violin, and violoncello.
©. July (or fO25ea. CoA. oe
567239; Augener, Itd., London.

14406

Ceritos (Los) march; by S. J. D., of
OS: pi oO tame. Anes 20 Ota.
E 570441; Sarah Jane Davies, Hay-
ward, Calif. 14407

Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Sérénade; de C. Chaminade, arr. par
Victor Charmettes, of France; quin-
tette a cordes, avec piano conduc-
teur.. 4to. (Cinélyrica) © Aug.
ii Too Cc AU lien hao anieuk ¢
Enoch & cie., Paris.

Change your mind; w Henry Creamer,
melody Sam Wooding and Bob
Schafer, of U. S., arr. Claude Lap-
ham, of U.S... ©.1.¢ Sept. (2.1923 ;
E 569088; Goodman & Rose, inc.,
New York. 14409

14408 |

pt. 1 aa vets

‘

Chanson a boire; text anon., musique
de Francis Poulenc, of France; voix
d@hommes a capella. 4to. © July
28,1923); 1 ec. Aug.’ 1; EB 567328 * Rou-
art. Lerolle et cie., Paris. 14410

Chanson d’avril; valse de salon, Au-
gust Cons, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aug, 30," (1993* 3 Capeetieeeree iy
567646 ; Gould & Bolttler, London.

‘ 14411

Chanson (La) de la grive; mélodie
populaire, w Oyex-Delafontaine, har-
monized and arr. Alfred Henry, of
England. (Jn Edition Chester, no.
108: Ten Alpine pastorals, v. 2, no.
S) - ©: Aug. 18,°1923; Peo Anes 15 -
E 567445; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 14412

Chanson de route; marche et one-step
de l’operette Ciboulette, de Reynaldo.
Hahn, of France; pf. © July 30,
1928; 1 e. Aug. 13; E 567424; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 14413

Charming Lee; waltz, w G. D., m John
A. Aguilar, of U. S. © 1 ce Sept.
1, 1923; E 568972; Gustave Dhalf-
hor, Los Angeles. 14414

Chasing the blues; w and m William
R. -Glaly, or “U.7 S27 Gyre ans 14.
1923; E 568621; Clarence Williams
music pub. ¢co., inc., New York.

14415,

Chasseur (Le) suisse; w A. van Has-
selt, m H. Plumhof, harmonized and
arr. Alfred Henry, of England. (Jn
Edition Chester, no. 107: Ten Alpine
pastorals, v. 1, no. 4) © Aug. 13,
1923; Tce. Atle; db ;5E eet = de &
W. Chester, 1td., London. 14416

Chattanooga blues; w and melody C.
Lovie Austin, of U. S.; in B flat.
© ule Fuly, 28" 190 i) osloa-
Lovie Austin, Chicago. 14417

Cheerio; or, Losin’ the blues, w Jack
Nelson,.m L. M., of. U.S. 7 pi. with
mr © le Aug. 1, 19230 mm posail :
Lindsay McPhail, Chicago. 14418

Cheery heart; fox trot, w. E. M.. mel-
ody Jack Vincent, of St ©" «:
Aug. 11; 1923" BP "a6en2e “Hthyl
Morrison, Kansas City, Mo. 14419

Chemin (Le) de la Alhambra; de J.
Turina, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. avee piano conduc-
beun. . tos. Oy SUly ee Ae ee
Aug. 7; E 567338; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris. [© arrangement]

14420:

Cherry ripe; two-part song, w Robert
Herrick, m Hilda M. Grieveson, of
England, ed. Martin Akerman;
treble voices, in B flat. 4to. (Year

870

~ Child’s (A) prayer; w

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1928

book press series of unison and part-
songs, no. 220) [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © June 21, 1923; 1c.
July 11; E 566981; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the year book press, Itd.,
London. 14421

Cherubim song; no. 7, from the Rus-
sian church, by Bortniansky, adapt-
ed and arr. Albert Ham, of U. S.;
mixed voices. 4to. (Church music
review, no. 687) © Aug. 20, 1928;
Ze. Age, 21H O6Si0 lL: Ho W. Gray
co., New. York. [© adapted and ar-
ranged | 14422

Chest’ urdema serenata; versi di F. C.,
musica di Mario Aratoli, of U. S.;
mand. ace. 4to. © July 9, 19238;
le July 9,1 ¢ July 14; E 568166;
Frank Colletto, New York. 14423

Child (The) next door; reading with
music, w Rose Fyleman, m Frieda
Peycke, of U. S. © Aug. 30, 1923;
2c. Sept. 4; E 568997; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 14424

Child talking to the cat (L’enfant et le
matou) ; by Poldowski [Lady Dean
Paul], of England; pf. (Jn Cale-
donian market, no. 5) © Aug. 13,
1923; 1 @ Aug. 15; EH 567452; J. &
W. Chester, Itd., London.

Children’s dance (Danza dei bimbi) ;
by Edward EH. Trucco, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York, op. 14, no. 3;
pf. © Aug. 10, 1923; 2 ¢c Aug. 11;
FE 568525; Mauro V. Cardilli, New
York. 14426

Children’s (The) hour; 12 easy pieces,
Anita Harrison, of Great Britain;
Wit ebanks CCiLiony. bk. 1)", ©
July 9, 1923;1¢. July 10; E 566932 ;
Banks & son, York, England. 14427

anon.) mi. J.
Maurer, of U. S. © Apr. 14, 1923;
2c. July 23; E 568165; Central pub.
house, Cleveland. 14428

Chimes of St. Joseph’s; reverie, H. J.
Di, Or eULUS 136 pf, © Aug. ty 1923)
2c. Aug. 11; E 568462; Henry J.

Donovan, Providence, R. I. 14429
Chinky; fox trot tango, w and m
Percy Wenrich, of U. S.. © July

av. L925: Zee. ior: WH DOSL5T ¢
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 14430

Chirpin’ the blues: w and m Alberta
Hunter and Lovie Austin, of U.S.
July» 20: v4928: Zoe tIulysZe; E
568181; Jack Mills, inc., New York.

14431

14425 |.

14439

Choo-choo (The) train; by Mari Paldi,
of U. S.; pf. (Miniature fancies)
@ Juby :30j-0928 2 el /Aue id)
568507 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-

ton. 14482
Chopcherry; poem George Peele, m
Peter Warlock [pseud. of Peter
Heseltine] of England. (Jn Peter-

isms, first set) © July 23, 1923;
1 hor uly 20) ee OO LOG). ths aurea
Chester, ltd., London.

Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Impromptu
in ¥.-sharp; by F. F. Chopin, op. 36,
rey., fingering, pedaling, general in-
formation and instructive annota-
tions, Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.,
with biographical sketch and glos-
sary Lewis G. Thomas, of U. S.; pf.
(Progressive series compositions,
cataiog no. 1405) © July 21, 1923;
2¢ July 23; E 568063; Art publi-
eation soc., St. Louis. [© fingering,
phrasing, pedaling, annotations, bio-
graphical sketch and glossary |

14434

The maiden’s wish; F. F.
Chopin,. transcribed Franz Liszt,
rev. ed. with fingering, pedaling,
phrasing and instructive annota-
tions, Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.,

biographical sketches, form and
structure, and glossary, Lewis G.
Thomas, of U. S.; piano. (Progres-
Sive series compositions, no. 814)

©u Fuby 731, 1923 22rd Augisitin
568270; Art publication soc., St.
Louis. [© fingering, phrasing, pedal-
ing, annotations, biographies and
glossary] 14435

Chord chart; by R. Frankland, of
WAS. tensbanjo: «c@) Aus. £7, 1923 ;
2 @ Aug. 18; E 570490; Roach,
Frankland, Cincinnati. 14436

Chosen tune; by Herbert Howells. of
Mngland, op. 28, no. 2; violin and
pf © June 15, 1923; 1 c June 28;
E 567377; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 14437

Christ (The) child; sacred song, w
Lida KeckiWiggins, m Edna Ran-
dolph Worrell, of U. S. Dayton, O.,
Paine pub. co. © Aug. 11, 1923;
2 ec. Aug..10; E..570291; L. M. Paine,
-Dayton, O. 14438

Christ (Le) renait; de S. Rachmani-
noff, op. 26, no. 6, arr. par Leonidas
Leonardi, of France; petit orch.
Moscow, [ete.] A. Gutheil. 4to. ©
Apr) “20400823 f 1 iiclt Jub 163% EB
567047; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip-
zig. 14439

871

14433. -

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14440

Chistiansen (J. C.) Three songs; by
J. ©. C., of Germany, domiciled at
Philadelphia. Contents:—1l. Mid-
way; in between.—2. True love.—3.
March for all. © July 24, ,&023:
2c. Aug. 2; E 570306; Julius Chris-
tiansen, Philadelphia. 14440

Shristmas song (O holy night) ; can-
tique de Néel, m Adolphe Adam, arr.
Paul Bliss, of U. S.; two women’s
voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser. co.
sacred music for women’s voices)
)., Ang,» 21s) 1923 sy 2-. es Ate 28.2. 1K
570644: Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. [© arrangement] 14441

, w J. 8. Dwight, m
Adolphe Adam, arr. Paul Bliss, of
U. §.3; mixed voices. 4to. (Theo.
Presser co. Christmas anthems)
Cover-title:—Christmas night. ©
Ane § 201928; Bike? Awe.cl2Sii0
570643; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. [© new arrangement] 14442

Cibouiette; entr’acte, comme frére et
soeur, extrait de Vopérette, par Rey-
naldo Hahn, arr. par F. Salabert, of

France; orch. avec . piano-conduc-
teur. 4to- (Célébre collection des

succes, no. 649)
KOC, SObts 4 eee
Salabert, Paris.

© Aug.: 25, 1923;
567741; Francis
[© arrangement]
14443

de Voperette, de Reynaido
Hahn, of France; pf. © July 23,
1923; 1 @ Aug. 7; © 567325; Francis
Salabert, Paris. [© arrangement]
14444

Ciboulette-valse; de l’operette Cibou-
lette, de Reynoido Hahn, of France;

pi: © July:30, 1923-1 cows 18 - |

EK 567427; Francis Salabert, Paris.
14445
Cineinnati; w George Elliston, m HE.

BS, of WiiSsinsto. .x@xiAmer 25,
1923; 2c) Aug: 27; 1570595; Emma

Beiser Secually, Cincinnati. 14446
Citizen. , (The). 2march: by. T; .,.. of
U.S. 3; band? » York. Pa.,-Charles; A. .
Lez... '4t0\.. »«G) Ausy 15) 19232, ic.
Ae hE Ee BF 0888: Thomas i te-
desco, York, Pa. 14447

Clarabel; w and mH: B.S. and V..M..,
Ol aa EG) Ae. PAE a Toe) Moe 2.
9t0274; H. Bert. Shepard and Vir-
ginia Mason, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

14448
Ciark’s (Cumberland). first concert
party album; solos. duets; mono-

logues and concerted nos., w C. C.,
m Paul Andrew, of Great Britain.
©, June 5, 1923; 1¢ June 4; EB

66466; Beal, Stuttard & co., Itd.,
London.

14449 |

pt. ut, Rus: ¥. 18

Clock (The) is playing; w Darl Mac-
Boyle, in Pierre Blanuw, of Holland,
American adaptation, Robert King,
of UL nS.j, © Ame 2 4p 4923 12, c.
Aug. 25; E 568849; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. |. 14450

Clorinda; lyric John Bledlowe, m R.
Orlando Morgan, of Great Britain;
in Amin. © June 7, 1923; 1 ¢. June
23; KE 566678; Enoch & sons, Itd.,
London. 34451

Clubwoman’s (The) hymn; cho., w
Sallie Southall Cotten, m Ethel Ab-
Doct”. [i. e. Mrs. AcvS? 15 eee. 0.
S.'@ Aus. 25, foga 2 ieee ae eee
E 568891; Mrs. A. S. Kennickell, jr.,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 14452

JSoax me, just a little; fox trot, w B.
H., melody Jack Vincent, of U. S.
©1c¢ Aung. 3, 1923; BE 568260; Bud
Hagner, Dubuque, Ia. 144453

Coaxing; by. Paul Lawson, of UU. S:;
pf. (Young recitalist) © Aug. 1,
1928); 2. C., Aue @ pk, DOeauS | Ll aed:
Presser co., Philadelphia. 14454 |

Cobwebs; suite, Montague Ewing, of
Great Britain; pf. (Royal college
edition, no. 156) Contents: 1. Dance
of the shadows.—2. Moon moths.—
3. Spider march.—4, Phantom carni-
val: ©) Aug! 30,11923% Isc) Augi'31 ;
EH 567642: Gould & Bolttler, London.

14455

Cold (The) North sea; w and m Vince
Courtney, of Australia. © May 13,
1923; 1 «. Sept. 1; E 567639; Allan
& co., pty. Itd., Melbourne, Australia.

14455

Colorado, it’s you I love; w and m
Mike. Hart [i. e. Michael Joseph
Hart! of U.S), © Aue wees. 2 Cc.
Aug. 6; E 570310; Hart & Hdwards,
Denver. 14457

Come again and make us glad; w Lida
Keck-Wiggins, m Edna Randolph
Worrell, of U. S.. Dayton, O., Paine
pub. co.’ © Aug. 11, 1923%' 2'c.Aug.
15; E 570293; L.'M. Paine, Dayton,
O. 14458

Come on let’s step, step around; from

Little Jessie James, w Harlan
Thompson, m Harry Archer, of U.S.
©. Aug. ‘8, 1923 3 sZt all
570333 ; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
14459
Come where the lilies bloom; two-part
song, Will L. Thompson, arr. Paul
Bliss, of U. S.; sop. and alto. 4to.
(Theo. Presser co. school chorus) —
©! Aug. 21923 302 en Aumeasy |
570641; Theo. Presser co., Phila-.
delphia. [© new arrangement]
14460

872

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Coming (The) of spring; w Gwendolen
Paget, m Graham Vaughan, of Great
Britain. © Aug. 9, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
13; E 570344; Theo. Presser c¢o.,
Philadelphia. 14461]

Comment gqu’y font? chansonnette,
paroles de Roger Ferréol, musique de

Trémolo, of France. © May 21,
1923; 1 c. June 6; E 566360; Lucien
Brulé, Paris. 14462

Communion service in D; responses,
gloria, gratias and credo, F. Cunning-
ham Woods, ot England; mixed
yoices, organ _ 4to. © July 20,
1923; 1-¢. Aug. 2; E 567383 ; Stainer
& Beli, ltd., London. 14463

Concert paraphrase; on waltz-themes
from Ch. Gounod’s Faust, L. Leslie
Loth, of U. S.; pf. © Aug. 6, 1923;
2 c. Aug. 11; E 568470; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 14464

Concertino; de P. A. Tirindelli, of
Itaiy ; violino e pf. 1. In la min.—2.
mi yetimin, ~G@) Saly- 17) 41923 51 re:
each July 18; E 567071, 567072 : G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 14465. 14466

Confidence; vocal valse, w Clifford
Seyler, m Chater Robinson, of Great
Britain. Orchestral piano copy. ©
Sule “aie 23 siitere Awe!) 203) 2H
567521; Boosey & co., London.

1446

Conotton; words and music by M. 8.
J., of U. S.; ph with w.’ ©'1 c Aug.
1, 1923; E 568233; Melvin Smith
Johnston, Pittsburgh. 14468

Constancy; by William Every, of Eng-
land; pf: © July 23; 1928; 1 ¢. Aug.
2; EH 567396; Herbert Freeman, Lon-
don. 14463

Cooay, coozy, coo; w and m Gertrude
Cobb Miller and Ernest B. Holley, of
Busy © -Aug,; 245; 1928 5.2 -e), Ame
AGS} 570590; Miller and Holley, St.

; Petersburg, Fla. 14470

Copain-copine; de Voperette Le petit
enoc, paroles de P. L. Flers, musique
de Joseph Szule, of France. © July
Pamgoeonal ¢., Aus, £ Hi OGfaaT 5
Francis Salabert, Paris. 14471

Coq (Le) gaulois; marche, par Fran-
cis Popy. of Canada; pour harmonie
ou fanfare. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1c. Sept. 11; EH 567733; E:. Gaudet,
Paris. 14472

Coral isle; valse, Jan Hurst, of Great

' Britain; orch.. 4to. (Chappell &
co.’s orchestral journal, no. 936) ©
uy ld. leo eb ney 2500 BK)
567216; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
[© arrangement] 14473

14485

piano. © June 4, 1523:
1 e@ June 6; HB 566389; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 14474

Cotswold love; w John Drinkwater,
m Michael Mullinar, of England;
tt DY Hate? ©)“ Faly at, 19282 tre:
July 18; E 567059; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London. 14475

Course en chars: prélude, par Edouard
lament, of France, op. 48; piano.
Editions musicales Buffet-Crampop .
& cie. © May 21, 1928; 2 c June
6; E 566346; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 14476

Covered wagon days; from Newcomers.
w and m Will Morrissey and Joe
Burrowes, of U. S. Aug. 15,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 15; E 570298; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

+ 14477

Cradle song; w Swinburne, 1 Muriel
Herbert, of Great Britain. no. 2.
© June: 2999235" 1 ce Ausra
567249; Augener, Itd., London.

14478

Cradle (The) song; w and m Fritz
Zimmermann, of Switzerland, domi-

ciled at Los Angeles. © Aug. 29,
1923; 2 ec. Aug. 21; B 568789; Irv-

ing Berlin, inc, New York. 14479
Crazy (A) guy like me; w M. A. R..
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Hthel Fisher], of U.S. © 1e. Aug.
13,°1923; E 570210; M. A. Roland,
New York. 14480
Crooning (The) lullaby; waltz, w B.
H., melody Jack Vincent, of U. S.
©1e Aug. 3, 1923; E 568261; Bud
_ Hagner, Dubuque, Ia. 14481
’Cross the harbor bar; wand m David
Jonathan Monroe, of U. S§. © i.
Sept. 1, 19238; E 568969; David J.
Monroe, Toledo, O. 14482
Crossing the bar; four-part chorus, w
Tennyson, m Charles H. Marsh, of
U. S.; mixed voices.. (Blue. octavo
series, sacred, no. 4026) © June 27,
1923: Le July 2)°1 @& Aug.' 265, E
570163; Harold Flammer, inc., New

York, 14483
Crushed petals; intermezzo, Evan
Marsden, of England; pf. © Aug.

An, DO2D.. Le. Be Os DOltos:
Joseph Henry Larway, London.
14484

Cuando me besas; fox-trot, letra de
A. Nicolas Blanco, musica por F.
Porrata-Doria, of Porto Rico. San
Juan, Puerto Rico, José Laza & ca.
Gl Aue tf fo255 2 ee. Suelsto! 2h
570285; F. Porrata- tees San Juan,
Porto Rico. 14485

8T3

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14486

Cuckoo; novelty fox. trot, w M. J._B., -

TW, .bs Savor US 3 © sae Ws,

hye: 2) CAME. 20 2 1 0 OOM te ie bo?

Bernard and Wm. B. Starbird, Los
Angeles. 14486

Cumberland way; w Edward Lock-
ton, m Meredyth Lee, of England;
in ey MC) SM, ET Poe do ee wag a
20: E 567054; Joseph Henry Lar-
way, London. 14487

Curly-head; just kiss me good night,
valse song, w Alexis EH, Ffrench, m
Rollo de Freyne, of. Great Britain.

ANS.) NO, AOZS put Ce AUS aoe nL
567493; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 14488

Cycle (A) of the sea; choral suite,
w FF. Wyville Home, m Gerrard
Williams, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. Curwen edition. 4to.
July 19, 1923; 1 ec. Aug. 2; E 567487;
J. Curwen & sons, Itd., London.

14489

Cyprien; de JVoperette Myria ou
L’amoreuse incompléte, livret de
René Nazelles, musique de André
Mauprey, of France. © July 30,
492354 Ihe, oAmge.; (13:3. (Hy «D6T404 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 14490

Czardas. no. 2; par Marcel Avy, of

France; harmonie et fanfare.

June, A9AGt! Winer sly s6 St iw

567193: Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
14491

Czerny (Charles) 133 exercises techni-
ques; tirés des op. 261, 481 et 821
de C. Czerny, nouvelle édition in-
structive par I. Philipp, of France;
piano. (Etudes choisies, no. 8) ©
June (27:1 923. 5d ter July@sis D
567202; Heugel, Paris. 14492

D. A. R. song; w and m Anna T. Bar-

bash, of U. S.; solo voice and two

Ato! “ey Aue; 3) 2925 =" 2
ec. Aug 6: E 568284; Mrs. Samuel
Barbash, Atlantic City. 14493

D, B. I. school song; w Harold Wil-
song, m ©. L. Fowler, of U. S., arr.
Mas. J. R. Jones,of* Ul Suntan
Grace and truth, June 1923) ©
Mae 23, y LOLs ek Me ATS teed” yields
568940; Clifton L. Fowler, Denver.

14494

D’un~ vanneur de blé aux vents;
poésie de Joachim du Bellay, musi-
que de Fernand Masson, of France;
ed. A, en sol, pour voix. élevées.
Editions musicales Buffet-Crampon
et (eles). Sully’ 23,, 492385 ley Aue.
7: E 567370; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 14495

sopranos.

pt. 111, Bost ws

Dabbling in the dew; costume song
for girls and boys, w old English
rhyme from Nursery tales of Eng-
land, m Hilda M. Gr.eveson of Great
Britain; in C. (Curwen edition,
1471) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions}”''© July’ 1S 1925) te Aue:
2; E 567489; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London. 14496

Dad; w end melody A. W. N., of U.
S. ©lc. Sept. 10, 1923; H 569089 ;
Anne W. Newton, Washington.

14497

Daddy and mother; w Mrs. V. M. G.,
m Hlliott Markham, of U. 8.; pf. with
w. © June 15, 19233 2),.¢; Aug: 18;
E 568731; Mrs. V. M. Gibbens, Ft.
Collins, Col. 14498

Daddy, daddy blues; w L. M., m EH.
S.-S., Huntington; of UlTSavO dee.
Aug. 4, 1923; E 570092; Lillian
Mancuso, Sacramento, Calif.

14499

Daddy! daddy! daddy! mama need
some squeezing now: w and m F.
W, L.,iof U. Si %@- tee) Sep 1,
1923; E 569090; Fred W. Longshaw,
Atmore, Ala. 14500

Daddy mama’s coming home, cause
she’s tired of roamin’ round; w and
m R. Py. Cy of U.Sy¥ Gort Gy aie 6,
1923; E 570674; Ralph Pierpont
Cotton, Columbus, Ga. 14501

Daddy you’ve done put that thing on
me; wandm EH. H.,of U.S. ©ic.
Aug. 6, 1923; FE ' 568392; Hddie Hey-
wood, Atlanta. 14502

Daffodil land; w J. J. Cadwaladr, m
Charles Sampson, of Great Britain.
mo.11. © June'22, 1923. ie? qume
21; E 566669; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 14503

Daffodils in London town; w Will H.
Ogilvie, m Montague F. Phillips, of
Great Britain, op. 35, no. 5. © Aug. .
16, 1923; 1 ec Aug. 22; BE 567586;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 14504

Daisie; w by A. H., melody A. R.,
OBE LT.” St © Vie a ee eek,
570663; Arthur Hand and Adrian
Rollini, New York. 14505
Daisy (The); by Frank HE. Ward, of
U. S., op. 3, no. 1; pf. , (Wild flower
sketches) © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 «¢.
Aug. 11; E 568479; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 14506
Daisy, I’m crazy; w and m P. B. W.,
of U. S.; pf. with w. ©1c. Aug. 18,
1923; E 568720; Paul Booth Win-
koop, New York.: 14507

874

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Dalry house; Strathspey, Scottish folk
melody, J. Hunter Macinillan, of
- scotland; pf. (© July 6, 1923; 1 ¢.
July 17; E 567403; James S. Kerr,
Glasgow. 14508

Dance(A) for Phyllis; by Van Den-
man Thompson, of U. S., op. 16; pf.
‘OyAUss 22,1923 5: 2ic. Aug. 25;°H
.570567; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 14509

Dancing and dining at Deauvilie;
tango fox trot, melody by Kmmet
Balfmoor, [pseud. of J. C. McCabe]
OL UNS.2 «Gt ce. Aug '%)/19235
570204; James C. McCabe, New
York. 14510

Dancing honeymoon; duet, from The
dancing honeymoon, w Ballard Mac-
donald, m Philip Braham, of U. S.
© rsepe. £1923: 2 & Sept. 5: EB
569053; Harms, inc., New York.

14511

Dancing leaves; caprice, H. E. Gib-
son-Butler, of Great Britain; pf.
Paxton’s ed. © Aug. 15, 1928; 1 e.
Aug. 138; E 567497; W. Paxton &
co., Itd., London. 14512

Dancing off the Volstead blues; w and
m TM Si of U:' Si © July 12,
1923 ; 2 c. Aug. 4; E 568330; Thomas
M. Stewart, Detroit. 14513

Dancing shoes; blues fox trot, w Paul
Denery, m Henry (Jack) Lange and
Henry Busse, of Great Britain. ©
Wwe 20.1923. Te. ‘June \23'* -H
566715; Song success syndicate, Lon-
don. 14514

Dancing-succés; recueil de 15 danses
modernes, de divers auteurs, of
France and Italy; orch. en:si bémol.
Editions musicales Buffet-Crampon
& cie. obl. 32mo. © July 30, 1923;
1 «@ Aug. 13; E 567541; Evette et

« Schaeffer, Paris. 14515

Dancing time in Kerry; w Henry
T. Wale, m Harold Hampson, of
Great Britain. © Aug. 14, 1923;
1 « Aug. 16; E 567571; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 14516

Dandelion; by Frank E. Ward, of
i Ob con) WO. o> pr. C Wild
flower sketches) © Aug. 6, 1923; 2
ec. Aug. 11; E 568478; G. Schirmer,

ine., New: York. 14517
Dandelion (The); w Frances Corn-

ford, m Arthur Bliss, of England,
viola ace. Lionel Tertis, of Eng-
land. -© July 2, 1928;1c¢. July 20;
E 567088; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
‘London. 14518

14530

Dandy White and Lindy Snite; w P.
Be ib it ee TN. LE Or - BS. aEr
PP? Bei: Jang Wee MA Oat es Aug.

28, 1923; E 568882; Pearl Brough
Holton and Ferdinand M. Holton,
Greensburg, Pa. 14519

Dans la forét du charme et de l’en-
chantement; conte de fée par Jean
Moréas, musique de Marcel Grand-
jany, of France, op. 11; harpe. ©
July 3, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 7; E 567358;
Durand et cie., Paris. 14520

Dans les jardins de Murcia; de J.
Turina, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; oreh. avec piano conduc-
eur: Ato... ©) July 23, °1928 ed
Aug. 7; E 567336; Rouart Lerolle et
cie., Paris. [© arrangement] 14521

Danse de jadis; par Alexandre S.
Petit, of France; orch. avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1c. Sept. 11; E 567735; HE. Gaudet,
Paris. 14522

Danse napolitaine; par Paul Fosse, of
France; orech, avec piano conduc-
teur. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon & cie. © May 21, 1923;
1c June 6; E 566365; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 14523

Danse piquante; by Philippe Maurel, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 16, 1928 ;
1c. Aug. 6; E 567303; A. Hammond
& co., London: 14524

Danses (Les) de Lormont; paroles de
Mme. Desbordes-Valmore, musique
de César Franck, arr. par A. Mari-
otte, of France. © Aug. 17, 1923;
1 ec. Aug. 17; EH 567509 ; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 14525

Danza campestre; by Alexander Kopy-
low, transcribed H. Clough-Leighter,
of U. S.: organ. © Aug. 9, 1923;
2 c. Aug. 13; E 570354; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. [© arrange-

ment] 14526
Danze napoletane: by Rosario Sea-
lero, of Italy, domiciled at New

York, op. 27; no. 1, 2; violin and pf.
(Two neapolitan dances, no. 1, 2)
©, Aust’ 23% 1923+ 2 edidg. 029508
568898, 568899; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 14527, 14528
Darling, we will meet again; w R. L..,
m E. S. 8S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1 ¢. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570093; Robert
Lewis, Los Angeles. 14529

Day-break ; three miniatures, A. Vivian
May, of Great Britain; pf. Con-
tents.—1. Opal tints.—2. Flutes of
dawn.—3. Apple blossoms. © July
16, 1923; 1 « July 16; E 566987:
Reid bros., ltd., London. 14530

875

CATALOGUE
14531

Day (The) when you come home; w
and iy We Rey Bey Ot, W Sseeion ic.
Aug. 380, 1923; E 568910; William
Raymond Bond, Hubbard, O. 14531

Dear li’l pal; w Noble Sissle, melody

Hubie Blake, of U. S. ©1e. Aug.
31, 19238; E .568905,;, Irving. Berlin,
ine., New York. 14532

Dear little girl of my dreams; waltz
ballad, w E. Lb. B., m H. T.,-of U.S.
Los Angeles, Los Angeles music pub.
co. © July 26; 1923; 2 c. Aug. 6;
FE 568359; Edw. L. Ballenger and
Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles. 14583

Dear little northern Rose; w H. W.
L., melody Richard F. Lee, of U. S.
© Ll ie Aus 26,1928 "Ra 70443:
Henry W. Lavalley, Dalton, Mass.

14534

Dear little thing; one-step, par Mau-
rice Bellecour, of France; orch. avee
piano conducteur. 4to. © May 21.
1923; 1 « June 6; E 566375; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 1453

Dear mother; w E. D., melody Her-
man Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher],
of8U. S. © 1 c«. Ausy 4489245-E8
568221; Elbina Dunn, Minneapolis,

14536

Dear old chum o’ mine; w Mrs. C. A.
B., m John F. Ryan, of U. S: ©
loc. Aug. 18, 1923; E 568707; Mrs.
Chas. A. Bradley, P:ttsburgh.

145387

Dear old Maine, ’m coming back; w
and m M. ©. B., of U. S: © Sept. 6,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 7; E 569248; Milton
Charles Bennett, Oakland, Me.

14538

Dear old Oregon; w and m J. B., of

Uy, S». anty. Prank C! Parnack. Of
ars: - Ori ec Aue. 6, (aaa. ou
568380; Joanna Billings; Portland,
Or. 14539

Dear patient mother 0’ mine; w M. B.
S., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U.S.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1923; H 569099; M.

Belle Smyth, Nampa, Id. 14540
Dearest pal; words by E. D., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Hthel

Fisher], of UWy):S) n@ 11... 4A0g.y/,
1923; E 568222; HElbina Dunn, Min-
neapolis. 14541
Dearie; wand; my PB. :jef Us. Sy ..Q
Awe. 16) °1923)3::2 jen, Aug, 2361/8
568830; La Fayette Parker, Red
Bluff, Calif. 14542

Dein stisses, brennend rotes mundchen ;
valse boston, verse von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Robert Stolz, of Austria,

OF CCPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. m7; n. s., v.18

cp. 480. © Nov. 30, 1922

22h @ uly
10, 1923.; E 566946; Edition Accord,
g. mh. Db hi Berlin. ° 14543

Delectable (The) day; four. silhouet-
tes. Rosalie M. Prince, of Great
Bui taine piano. Contents :—1. Morn-
ing.—2. Noon.—3. Dusk—4. Night.
© Aug. 30, 1923; 1 ¢c Aug: 31; EB
567645 ; Forsyth bros., 1td., London.

14544

Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Cop-
pélia; by Léo Delibes, arr. Henry
Tolhurst, of Great Britain; violin
and pianoforte. Paxton’s ed. Con-
tents :—Bolero.—Danse |de féte,—
Danse de la poupée—Prelude et
valse lente—Scene et mazurke—
Théme slave. © July 18, 1923; 1 ce.
July 9; EH 566927; W. Paxton & Co.,
Itd., London. 14545

Délie; object de plus haulte vertu
nos. 1-8, poémes de Maurice Scéve,
musique de Roland-Manuel, of
France. © July 3, 1923; 1 @ Aug.
7; E 567359; Durand et cie., Paris.

14546

Delta tau delta; marching song, J. H.
B., of .U. 8.3 pf. with w:?Proto-
stat] © 1 .¢. Aug. 18;),1923;. E
568721; John Hay Bemis, Cleveland.

14547

Départ pour lalpage; mélodie popu-
laire, w Paul Privat, harmonized
and arr. Alfred Henry, of England.
(In Edition Chester, no. 107: Ten
Alpine , pastorals,” vause Dan's). \©

Aug..,,18;;, 192520 bo Cos Ae ei tL
567442; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. 14548

Désespérée (La) ; élégie, par Trémisot,
of France; orch. avec piano con-
ducteur. Wditions musicales Buffet-
Crampon et cie. © May 21, 1923; 1
ce. June 6; E 566366: Evette et Scha-
effer, Paris. 14549

Deux (Les) Javas; Java, paroles de
Léo Leliévre, fils, et E. Audiffred,
musique de André Jullienne, of
France, et Ciro Urbini, of Italy.
Editions musicales Buffet Crampon
et cie. © June 27, 1923; 1 c July
Si + HH) H6TLSS Eyette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 14550

Devon (The) maid; w Keats, m
Maurice Vinden, of Great Britain.

©) Aug. 7, 19233 loe;yaaey ih.
567575; Murdoch, Murdoch & . ¢cc.,
London. 14551

Dew (The): each trembling leaf en-
wreath’d; w Mary Balfour, set to
an Irish air:yarr. G. Ronald .C.
Olden, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. (Choral album, no.

876

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

1352). © Aug. 6, 1923; 1c. Aug. 18;
E 567513; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. 14552

Dewey’s victory; by Arthur S. Josse-
lyn, of U. S.; piano. Rev. ed. ©
wee re, Loa) fhe eA TSK
568529 ; Alpha music co., Providence,
BY, 14553

Did you ever love anybody just like
this; w and melody R. R., of U. 8S.
©rr G Aue. 11". 1923 ;)'H’ 568558 5
Ruby Robertson, New York. 14554

Didn’t old jay bird laugh, when they
picked poor robin clean; w and m S.
fe wae. war "OC. E. Smith, or
Wes e pie with’ we: OPt-e!VAus'' 13,
1923; HE 570229; Sidney Easton.
New York. 14555

Dimanche de mai; de Gabriel-Marie
et Hans Ourdine, of France; orch.
avee piano conducteur. 4to. ©
JulweZs, 1925; 4c. Aug.’T; E 567332 ;
L. Philippo, Paris. 14556

Dimples; w Thomas Hearon and
Srminie Kerr mT. H...of U. 8)©

Pee teed. | 2.es\ And OS OH
570384; Westley & Hearon, New
York. 14557

Ding-er-ling; w and melody L. J. H.
H., of Great Britain, domiciled at
New York, arr. Rudolph Dunbar,

OpuU.o8. tO. @cAugi ds 1923837
568563; Lionel James H. Ewing,
New York. 14558

Divertissement; par E. Lucas, of
France; clarinette et piano. ©
July 3, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 7; E, 567362 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 14559

Dixie girl; w P. O. B., melody Walter
Sime .Orwl. oS. oO) Tc. Aug. "13,
1923; EH 5702385; Percy O..Brewer,
San Francisco. 14560

Dixie is calling blues; w and m C. C.
MM) of4U. 8S! 3©akie: Septy) 5.1928 ;
E 569076; Chas. Courtway Miller,
Deer Lodge, Mont. 14561

Do-doodte-com: w and melody Porter

Grainger and Fletcher Henderson,
Caicos ~aiC) b GC, ANS, Li TQ29 - By
568435; Irving,,-Berlin,, Inc.,, New
York. 14562

Do, re, mi: from Topsy and. Eva, w
and m Duncan sisters [i. e. Vivian
and Rosetta Duncan], of U. S. ©
mente. 1G: AOR 7 eevAS 25 5. 7H

568831; Thomas Wilkes, San Fran-.

cisco. 14563
Do right blues; w and m Il. S. and
Doll Jonés, of UV) 8) arr! lS’. ©
1c. Aug. 11, 1923; FE 568566; Lloyd
Smith, Chicago. 14564

14575:

Dr: Coue’s, Ineafitation: w' S. E,' m1
George’ Graff, jr... of’ U.°S.,' arr.
Tico Gi Beach: of Ue 8:7 © i, te.
AUS: 2y ) YAS} RY 365992 Steril
Hjelmberg, Coronado, Calif. 14565

Dohnanyi (Ernst von) Capriccio;
konzertettide von EH. von Dohnanyi,
ef, Hungary; klavier, F moll. ©
Jane iy, 19252 ie sune: 22s
566708; Rodzsavolgyi & co., Buda-
pest, Hungary. ‘14566

Pastorale; ungarisches Weih-
nachtslied yon EH. von Dohnanyi, of
Hungary; pianoforte. © Nov. 1,
19273) ie. June 22. 1923. W566 0n:
Rozsavolgyi & co., Budapest, Hun-
gary. 14567

Dolly of the movies; musical comedy
in. 2. acts, book: and, lyrics. G.. Hy, m;_
D464, Wes Olt, M40 Wey 7 AG AWO.. ODES.
libretto and music. © 1. Sept. 4,
1923; D 26482; Glenn Hughes and
Don Wilson, Seattle. 14568

Dolore estinto nella fede; di Alfredo
Berisso, of Italy; piano. (Poemi,

no. 4) © Aug. 16, 1923; 1 @ Aug.
1; WH 6675823) Gui Ricordi + & eo.,
Milan. 14569
Dolores; w Dena Tempest: m Teresa
Del Riego, of Great Britain. ©
Aen 4s) PODS they AUS Ss «2e,0)
567588; Chappell & c¢o.; ltd., Lon-
don. 14570
Dolorose: valse hésitation, de V.
- Bernardi, orch. par H. Mouton, of
Mrance; oreh. avec piano conduc-
teur!! ‘4to.” © ‘Aubert, 1923: ye

Aug. 11; E 567501; Société anony-
me des éditions Ricordi, Paris.
14571

Done, that’s me; melody, F. P., of
Wee SO al, ehiSept.,. Ay g923m 7

' 568974; Frank Pace, New York.
14572:

Don’t blame me; w Hulbert Esmere,
m George Butts, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Philadelphia. © 1 «.
Sept. 5, 1923; EH 569049; Excelsior
musie pub. co., Philadelphia. 14578

Don’t blame me for feeling glad; w
Bo dy Mee Sins. Huntington, ;, of
USiSL71@OuwW eu iduedt 3h7019235 7H
570729: Harold Jensen, Cranford,
N. J. 14574

Don’t change vour mind; w and mel-
ody Clarence Todd, of U. S. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 14; 1923; E 568626; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. 14575

S77

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14576

Don’t divorce me, dear; w EH. C. M.,
m Hk. 8S. 8S. Huntington, of U. S.
1c. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570087; Hllen C.
McKinley, Indianapolis. 14576

Don’t forget your dear old mother;
w FF. L. J., melody Arnold T. Lax,
GE UL Se © 1e. Sept. 1099235 7
569102; F. L. Jones, Utica, N. Y.

14577

Don’t leave me alone; w and melody
Harold Goldstein, Michael Seigel,
and Edwin Block, of U. S., arr. H.
G. ©le Aug. 4, 1923; EB 570652 ;
Margate music publishers, Chicago.

14578

Don’t love me blues; w Noble Sissle,
melody Eubie Blake, of U. S.
1c. Aug. 31, 1923; E 568904; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 14579

-Don’t waste your tears over me; Ww
and m Anthony John Stasny, of U.
S:/'@ Aug. 94, 1923; 2"e) Aue 15;
E 570309; A. J. Stasny music co.,
ine., New York. 14580

Dorine und der zufall; lustspiel in
drei akten, von Fritz Griinbaum und
Wilhelm Sterk, musik von Jean Gil-
bert, of Germany ; vollstindiger kla-
vierauszug mit text bearb. von Hans
Joseph Vieth, of Germany. © Mar.
15, 1923234 @ Sully. 103 Bi 566952:
Rondo-verlag, Berlin. 14581

Down by the wishing well; w C. Jay
Wilson, m Howard Lanum, of U. S.
(@) July 30, 19285. 2 -¢... July 2¢5 5
568158; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 14582

Down in my heart; w F. M., m Hector
Richard, of U. S. © July 24. 1923;
2 @« July 25; E 568111; Francis
Martelle, Beacon, N. Y. 14583

Down on Panga Panga Bay; -from
Newcomers, w and m_ Will Mor-
rissey and Joe Burrowes, of U. S.
plus. 23, 1923;..2¢ Aue wow
568820; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 14584

Down South blues; w Alberta Hunter
and Ethel Waters, m_ Fletcher
Henderson, of U. S. ©1e«. Aug. 3,
1923; E 568253; Down South music
pub. co., ine., New York. 14585

Down where the blue bonnets grow;
w Bud Frank, m Sylvia Forrest, of
U. S.; pf. with w. © June 15, 1923;
2 c. Aug. 18; E 568750; Norman
Frank, Ransomville, N. Y. 14586

Drake’s drum; w Henry Newbolt, m

S. Coleridge Taylor, arr. T. L. Le
Cras, of Great Britain; mixed

pt. 111, nisi; ve 18;

voices. Curwen ed. 4to. © June
21, 19283; 1c Aug. 2; EB 567486: J.
Curwen & sons, Itd., London. —
' 14587

Dramatic andante, no. 1; by Erno Ra-
pee and William Axt, of U. S.;: oreh.
‘(Capitol photoplay series) © Aug.
2, 1923; 2c. Aug. 3; E 568275; Rieh-
mond-Robbins, ine., New York.

14588

Dream-a-way; w and melody Mabel
Besthoff, of U. S. .© 1.¢ Aug. 14,
1923; E 568593; Jack Mills, ine..
New York. 14589

Dream city ; one step, di Umberto Can-
diolo, of Italy; piccola: orch. 4to.
©, June, 23,1923; dc. Junec22 ;
EH 566672; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

14590

Dream hearts; w C. L. H., m George
Graff, .jf.,. Of us Son 2tn eb aeo GG.
Beach, of -U.,,.S. <©.d: e¢ Anse, if,
1923; E 570425; Clarence Le Roy
Hagerty, Paterson, N. J. 14591

Dream ships; w and m William M.
Felton, of U. S. 1. Vocal solo,—2.

Vocal duet. © Aug. 9, 1923; 2 ec.
each Aug. 18; E 570357. 570358;

Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
14592, 14593

Dream themes; six poems, Ernest
Austin, of England, op. 74; pf. bk. 1.
© June 7, 1923; 1 « June 7; EF
566457 ; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 14594

Dreaming of autumn days; w and m
W. Ef, of U: Si’ © ©. July 28; 1928;
E 568060; Winnabell Tritz, Clinton,
Ta. 14595

Dreaming of mother; w I. 8S. W., m
Ida McCune Gustaveson, of U. S8.;
with cho. of mixed voices. © July
30, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 4; BE 568337; Ida
Shupe Wood, Ogden City, Utah.

14596

Dreaming of you; waltz ballad, w
and melody Jack Armstrong [i. e.
J. dA], Jack Steck [ive tase 1.
and B. RR. S.’ofUe Ss. -@) th cAn
1%, 1923 * He STOSTOe Jonw Beer.
strong, John J. Steck, and Edgar R.
Steever, Philadelphia. 14597

—— w Harry Noyes Pratt, mN. R., of
Uusi ©, Aug. 16, 1923. 2596 ae.
20; E 570469; Neil Reed, River
Falls, Wis. 14598

Dreams, dreams; w Alfred Noyes. m
S. Coleridge-Taylor, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 74, no. 4d; female voices.
4to. (Two choruses from The forest

878

ae

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

14619

of wild thyme, no. 1) © May.3,
1923; 1c. June 2; E 566294; Boosey
& co., London. 14599
Dreams were never meant for me;

waltz, w and m Carson Jay Robison,
of U. 8S... © July 20, 1923; 2.¢. July

23: E 568062; Riley-Robison music

pub. co., Kansas City, Mo. 14600

Du blomst i dug; af J. P. Jacobsen,
musik af Ture Rangstrém, of
Sweden. (To digte, nr. 2) © Aug.
et 923: 1 ic Aug: 23 5) H. 567593 ;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

: 14601

Each year Ill send a rose, love; w
R. A. F., m Sylvia Forrest, of U.
S.; pf. with w. © June 15, 1923; 2
e. Aug. 18; E 568745; Reuben A.
Frenter, Montesano, Wash. 14602

Earthly (An) tree a heavenly fruit;
earowle for Christmas day, William
Byrd, of England, ed. Edmund H.
Fellowes, of Great Britain; two
trebles and cho. Transposed ed. 4to.
(Church choir library, no. 246) ©
itive too. | ce. Aug. 2: Ei
567386; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
[© transposing and editing]

14603

Easy melody; fox-trot, w and m Larry
Conley and Gene Rodemich, of U. S.,
arr. Frank H. Barry, of U. S.; orch.
4to. Feist ed. 4to. © Aug. 30,
1923; 2 « Aug. 31; E 568991; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. [© arrange-
ment ] 14604

Easy violin pieces; [compiled by AIl-
bert E. Wier], of U. S.; pf. ace. pt.,
with violin pt. 8 vo. (Musie for the
million series, no. 9) Apr: 25:
te ee oly batt Valy 6s VA
709963 ;: Mumil pub. co., New York.

14605

Ebbing and flowing; w M. Roberts, m
R. M. Stults, of U. S.; sop., alto
and bass, melody in bass. 4to.
(Theo. Presser co. school choruses)
© <Aug.'1; 1923; 2 « Aug. 3; HB
568287: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. ' 14606

- Ebenezer: w James Edward Hanna, m

L. A. M., of U. 8.; pf. with w.
le Aug. 22, 1923; E 568883: Lewis
Albert Megonigal, Philadelphia.

14607

. Eeole elémentaire et pratique des 7
positions pour le violon; par HE.
Malézieux,. of France. 1°'—3*™® y.

Recueil. © June 27, 1923; 1c. July
31; E 567199; E. Malezieux, Paris.
14608

Egypt-land; fox trot. w W. L. Holts-
berry, m F. P., of U. S. New York,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2
ce. Aug. 20; E 570466; Frank Peters,
East Pittsburgh. 14609

Eileen; Irish fox-trot ballad, w and
melody Victor Arden, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Sept. 1, 1923; E 568976; Lewis
John Fuiks, New York. 14610

Hlégie héroique; by Harry Farjeon, of
Great. Britain; pt © July, 49.
192.1 C. oY kis By 0G¢000.. > VW
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 14611

Elks (The) mareh song; w Eudora
Burton, m T. L., of U. S. . Chicago.
Burton, Lemonier and Simpson. ©
June 3, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 570653 ;
Thomas Lemonier, Chicago. 14612

Elle disait; serenata hésitation, par
G. Bonincontro, of France; piano.
© May 21, 1923; 1 c. June 6; EB
566361; L. Grus & cie., Paris.

14613

Else ! lied, aus dem _ operetten-
schwank, Der leidige schwiegersohn,
text von Emil und Arnold Golz,
musik yon Edmund Eysler, of Au-

stria, .(@),Apr, 20, 1923; 1 c.,. Sly
10; E 566948; Gabor Steiner (L.
Singer & co.), Vienna. 14614
En rapport (Sympathy); by Denis

Dupré, of Great Britain; pf.
July 16, 1923; 1 c Aug. 6; E 567309 ;
A, Hammond & co., London. 14615

Endlich hab’ ich dich wieder; walzer-
rondo, aus dem operettenschwank,
Der ledige schwiegersohn, text von
Emil und Arnold Golz, musik von
Edmund Eysler, of Austria. © Apr.
20, 1923; 1 c. July 10; E 566938;
Gabor Steiner (Leo Singer & co.).
Vienna. 14616

Endymion ; w Edward Shanks, m Janet
Hamilton, of England; medium
voice. © July 10, 1923; 1 e July
19; E 567011; Winthrop Rogers. Itd..
London. 14617

England our mother; w Alfred Noyes,
ie tie We Pa Or Moe ON ey One: Lo,
1923; 2e. July 7; E 568109; Harry
W. Porter, Baltimore. 14618

English folk songs; arr. Bernard Ram-
sey, of England; pf. duets. Contents:
1. Oxford city.—2. A sailor in the
north countree.—3. All things are
quite silent.—4. Covent garden.—5d).
The ploughboy’s dream.—6. Robin
Hood and the pedlar. © July 20,
1923; 1 c. Aug. 2; E 567385; Stainer
& Bell. Itd., London. 14619

879

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14620

Enigma [and] Butterfly; by George
Aitken, of Great Britain, op. 24, no.
1, 2Qs'pf.) ©iJune 28):1923%% 1 eu Atte.
2;eH 567248; Augener, ltd., London.

14620

Entertainers blues; w Percy F. Ven-
able, melody C. W. A., of U. S., arr.
Dave Peyton, of U. S. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1923; E 570360; Chas. W. Alex-
ander, Chicago. 14621

Epigrate; di Mario Castelnuovo-Te-
deseo, of Italy; pf. © July 5, 1923;
1e July 20; E 567032; A. Forlivesi
& ¢., Florence, Italy. 14622

Hquinox; by John Ireland, of Great

Britain; pf. © June 9, 1923; 1 ¢.
Aug. 2; E 567252; Augener, ltd.,
London. 14623
Firste (Die) nacht; musikalischer

schwank in drei akten von Hrich
Urban und Hans H. Zerlett, musik
von Hugo Hirsch, of Germany, voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit text
bearb.. von Paul Hitihn, of Germany.
© June 1,,1922-"1 cd phy 10,1923:
566949 ; Rondo-verlag, Berlin. 14624

Espagne (L’) de Montmartre; par V.
Dyck, of France; orch. avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1 ¢ Sept. 11; E 567745; H. Gaudet,
Paris. 14625

Hisquisse no.. 2; nocturne de Louis
Aubert, orchestrée par H. Mouton,
of Belgium ; orch. avee piano conduc-
teu! /4to) OO 1 Aus)! 2, -WOS23oomve.
Sept. 11; E 567734; Durand et cie.,
Paris. [© arrangement] 14626

Estasi d’amore; waltz, melody F. L.,
ot Italy, domiciled at New York,
arr. Joseph Gioé, of Italy, domiciled
at New York; instrumental. ©1.
Aug. 1, 1923; #568237 ; Frank Liber-
tini, New York. 14627

Etude no .1; by Heniot Lévy, of U. S.;
pf. in G maj. (Ten concert studies,
no,, 1) .©:July 30, 1923; 1, ¢. Aug,
2; EK 570165; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 14628

Etude no. 2; by Heniot Lévy, of U. S.;
pf. in F maj. (Ten concert studies,
BO 2)4' © .JSuly,: 30,1923 3497 e Aus.
2: E 570174; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 14629

Etude no. 3; toccata, by Heniot Lévy,
of U. S; pf., in A min: (Ten con-
cert studies, no. 3) © July 30,
1923; 1 ¢« Aug. 2; E 570166; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig.

14630 ©

pt. 17, 0. s., v.18

Etude no. 4; nocturne, by MHeniot
Lévy, of U. S.; pf., in B flat maj.
(Ten concert studies, no. 4)
July, 30, 1923; 1 ¢, Aus. 25 SxO1GT ;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 14631

Etude no. 5; study in small seconds,
by Heniot Lévy, of U. S.; pf. (Ten
concert studies, no. 5) © July 30,
19233. @. Aus. 42.) ST OGS = eueit—
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 14632

Etude no. 6; badinage, by Heniot
Lévy, of U. S.; pf., in B flat maj.
(Ten concert studies, no. 6)
July 30, 1923; 1c¢. Aug: 2; E 570169;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 14633

Etude no. 8; by Heniot Lévy, of U. S.;

pf., in A.maj. (Ten concert studies,
no. 8) © July: 30, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug. 2;
EK 570171; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip-
zig. 14634
Etude no. 9; in’ major thirds, by

Heniot Lévy, of U. 8.; pf., in G mai.
(Ten concert studies, no. 9) ©
July 30,:1923;'1 c. Aug. 2; Hf 570172 ;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 14635.

Etudes for the development of the
principles of weight and relaxation
in piano playing; based on Hanon,
bk. 1, The virtuoso pianist, by J. E.,
of U. 8S. New York City, Fermont
pub. co. © July 16; 1928; 2 @ July
18, aff. July 17; A 754347; Jacob:
Hisenberg, New’ York. 14636

Evening dreams; romance, Gilbert H.
Harrold, of Great Britain; pf. ©
May 26, 1923; 1¢. Aug. 3; E 567401;
Midland music pub. co., Newton,
Derbyshire, England. 14637

Evening, prayer: w Hilsie. Kiingel
Walker,,m P. Ws of U. S.; cho. ©
Sept. 6, 1923; 2 ce. Sept. 7; H 569068 ;-
Paul Walker, Baltimore. 14638

Hvening song (Canto della sera); by
Hdward. E. Trucco,, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York, op. 14, no. 4; pf.
©) Aro; 105), 1923 in2 ee gate Ide AY
568524; Mauro V, Cardilli, New
York. 14639:

Hvening (An) song; by Haydn Wood,
of England; orch. with piano-con-
ductor. Hawkes octavo ed. © July
2 L928S¢ 4 eC OCA UE 16 BE eer 2S2 :
Hawkes & son; London. 14640:

Everlasting (The) strength; w from
the Bible, m Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. (York series, no. 829) ©
June ’ 18,‘ 1923«' -1°-e: » Sune 19: WH
566667; Banks & son, York, Hneg-
land. 14641

880

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eu: ;

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

14662

Every day my heart is yearning just |

for you and home sweet home; w
C. M. S.;m ®. 8. 8. Huntington, of
U.S. © 1e Aug. 4, 1923; 6570114;
Cora M. Smith, Sharon, Pa. 14642

Hvery hour I want you; fox trot, w
Norman Rappe!, m Louis Chapman,
of England. © June 8, 1923; 1 c.
June 9; EH 566459; G. Ricordi & co..
London. 14648

Every woman’s biues; w Clara Smith,
m Stanley S. Miller,.of U.S. © 1
e. Aug. 38, 1923; EH 568250; Down
South music pub. co., inc., New York.

14644

Everybody picks on me; fox trot, w
and m ©. C.\of U. S. ‘San Fran-
cisco, Fisk music pub. co. © Sept.
a7. 19255 2c. Sept: 127° 569261;
Oliver Campos, Irvington, Calif.

14645

Evil (The) eye; w Jack Yellen, mel-
ody Milton Ager, of 'U. S>’.©.1'«¢.
eae, to, 1025. 1 O10276>. Ager, Yel-

len & Bornstein, ine., New York.
14646

Kyil mama blues; w and m R. S.,.W.,
of; U..S., arr..Ada Brown, of, U.. S.
© 1 ec Aug. 28, 1923; E. 568888;
Ruth Scott Wise, Kansas City, Kan.

14647

Eix-soldier’s (The) march; w E. S. S.
Huntington, m H. R., of U. S. ©

1c Aug, 4, 19233: HE .570127 ; Harry.

Ryan, Leroy, Mich. 14648

Exaltation; de Gabriel-Marie et Hans
Ourdine, of France; orch. avec
piano conducteur. Paris, Rouart,
Lerolle et cie. © July 23, 1923; 1
ec. Aug. 7; HE 5673839; S. '‘Chapelier.
Mandres, France. 14649

Exile; by George Aitken, of. Great

Brifain,.,op.,, 23;,,.pf..., ©,., June : 28,
Bera oe, Ane 2. Bh 5672406; Aw
gener, Itd., London. 14650

Exuliante (L’) tendresse; ouverture,
par Gabriel-Marie, arr. par Hans
Ourdine, of France; oreh. avec
piano cenductor. (Nouvelle collec-
tion :‘Salabert; no. 88) © Aug: 25,

1928 ;uidt ey ‘Sent i hsc Hi5672 ;
Francis Saiabert, Paris. [© ar-
rangement ] 14651

Kyes; w M. O., m John F. Ryan, of
U.S. ©le. Aug. 4, 1923: E 570129 ;
May Oles, Boulder, Col. 14652

- Pavitska (De) jungfrurna; pantomim-

balett i en akt, musiken pa Gamla

Svenska, folkmotiv av Kurt Atter-

berg, of Sweden, op. 17; klaver-

utdrag. © Sept. 5, 1921; 1c. Aug.
17, 1923: BE 567641; A. B. nord'ska
musikf6rlaget, Stockholm, Sweden.

14653

Fabiola; by Alexander Henneman, of
Te is (O24 Diag ©) dan, (Osa:
edit AUS, 11's H-D6Sam15,. Victor -G.
Matre, Chicago. 14654

Face (The) of the world; w Orville
H. Leonard, m Charles Wakefield
Cadman, of Ul SP epi 0t? nol's:
high voice in G. © June 5, 1923;
2 ¢«. July’ 20; E 568059; White-
Smith musie pub. co., Boston.

14655

Faces (The) that went away; w and
my J. M.? of U.S. © Ie, Aug 4,

1923; EH 570113; Joe Majerowski,
Denver. 14655
Fade away blues; w and melody
Alexander Robinson and James

Blythe, of Ui: SS... ©.1 c. Aug. 14,
1923; E 568615; Clarence Williams
mus.c pub. co., ine, New York.
14657
Fading rese; w and melody Jj. D., of
U! S., arr. Beatrice Clifford, of U.
Si (©). tc) Ane. ae, 1923.0) 5GS2a20
Jack De Haven, San Francisco
14658

Faery pieces; by Eric Fogg, of Eng-
land; pf. Contents: 1. The faery
coracle.—2. Grimm.—3. The moon-
garden.—. The wee-folk’s market.
© June 26, 1923; 1 c. June 27; H
566712; Elkin & co., ltd., London.

14659

Fairies and chimneys; unison song
for children, w Rose Fyleman, m
Lilian Smith, of Great Britain, se-
lected and ed. Ernest Read. Wil-
liams. ed. 4to. (Joseph Williams’
new series. of songs, duets & tyrios:
Unison song, no. 13). [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 6,

rs: cc. July, 165, (He 5669607
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.

14660

Fair'es (The) and the dawn dance;
G. ©., Ot, UL.S., arr., Artur BHisk, of
SS. LC. Ae 8 OU. eno,
570445 ; Gretchen Clayton, San Fran-
cisco. 14661

Fairies (The) were tripping; w A. J.
A. Wilson, m E:. Douglas Tayler, of
England; sop. 1 and 2 and contralto.
4to. (Novello’s octavo edition of
tries, &e., for female voices, no. 484)
© June 26, 1923; 1 c. June 27; HE
566710; Novello & co., Itd., London.

14662

881

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Bai alo

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14663

Fairy glow; by Adam Carse, of Great
Britain’; pf. © /' June ‘1; 1928;°1 «.
Aug. 2; E 567244; Augener, Itd.,
London. 14663

. Fairy, land; w E., D.,, melody Max
Muehling [pseud. of Ethel Fisher],
Of Ue Ses Ona 2. Ae es TOs. Ey
970216; Elbina Dunn, Minneapolis.

14664

Fairy leathern-apron; action song for
small children, w Sheila E. Braine,
m Maurice Jacobson, of Great Brit-

ain; in F. (Curwen edition, no.
1470) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © June 19, 1928; 1c. Aug.

2; E 567488; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 14665

Fairy song; two-part song, w John
Keats, m George Dyson, of England,
ed. Martin Akerman; treble voices,
in F. 4to. (Year book press series
of unison and part-songs, no. 223)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
@ywauly 2 Oe. five. inlay
566978; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
year book press, :ltd., London.

14666

Fairy spell; waltz, Adam Geibel, of
U. S.; pf. (Memories of childhood)
Qe Ave 1 tOR8 3 DG Dao EB)
568295; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 14667

Fantaisie brillante; J. Arban, arr. and
ed. Arthur Layeock, of England;
cornet solo with pf. ace. (In
Hawkes & son’s cornet aibum, no.
3). Oy june 28. 1G23 2 A ew aly: 9;
E 566926; Hawkes & son, London.

14668

Fantaisie concertante; de Marcelle
Soulage, of France, op. 19; cornet a
pistons si bémol, avee ace. de piano.
©, ‘Suly! 30: 1923" 1c Aue ts. Eh
567409; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

14669

Fantaisie sur des thémes écossais;
par Henri Busser, of France, op.
70. Paris, Editions musicales But-
fet-Crampon & cie. Edition A pour
cornet A pistons si bémol, et piano.—
Edition L pour trompette chromati-
que en ut, et piano. © June 27,
1923; 1c. July 31; E 567178; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 14670

Fantastique; one-step, par H. Casella
of France; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to. © ‘May 21, 1928; 1 ec.
June 6; E 566372; Evette et Schaef-
fer, Paris. 14671

pt. 111 BUS. fv 0Ad8

Far and near; w L. F. Wynne Foulkes,
m Carlyon De Lyle, of England;
no. 2; im H flat” © July By 1923;
1c July 9; E 566930; Swan & co.,
ltd., London. 14672

Far off I see a paddle flash; w Charles
O. Roos, m Thurlow Lieuranee, of
U. 8S. (Forgotten. trails) © Aug.
1, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 3; EH 568307; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 14673

Farid el husn; by L. N., of U:. S., Ist
papers; pf. (Nahme’s oriental airs,
nof 4))°+©. bi ec PAu. 2, ees
570192; Leon Nahme, Brooklyn.

14674

Faschingskavalier (Der) ; operette in
3 akten von Georg La Tour-Al-
brecht und Otto Wehner, musik von
Paul Stumpf, of Germany; kla-
vierauszug mit text. © Oct. 16,
1022; 14 July 10, 10235) so6ak:
Rondo-verlag, Berlin. 14675

Father Quinn; Irish melody, arr. C. V.
Stanford, of England; violin and
pf.. ©. July 4, 4923; 1c, duly, 16;
E 567375; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-

don. 14676
Faults of today; w M. O., melody Her-
man Dubois [pseud. of KEHthel

Wisher'l;: of “Uy 8 sO wen Aue, 1,
1923; E 568227; Muriel Owens, Tim-
ber Lake, S. D. 14677

Femme (La) du soldat; mélodie de S.
Rachmaninoff, op. 8, no. 4, arr. par
Leonidas Leonardi, of France; petit
orch. Moscow [ete.] A. Gutheil. 4to.
©, Apr... 30, 1928s eG aise te
567048 ; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.

14678

Féte, (La) de la jeunesse et de la
joie; suite de lieds et de chansons,
de mimes et de danses, poéme de
EK. Jaques-Dalcroze, Jacques Chene-
viére et Pierre Girard, musique de
E. Jaques-Daleroze, of Switzerland ;
partition chant et piano. Edition
Foetisch. ©: “June? 1.192382" 1 c.
June 22; EH 566681; Foetisch fréres,
s. a., Lausanne, Switzerland.

14679

Féte villageoise; intermezzo, de Nor-

man Tellier, of U. S., op. 29; piano.
©) Auge! 22, 19282 -errAeitahs Ei
568938: B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 14680
Feuilles mortes; poésie de Charles
Foltz, musique de Marcel Gennaro,
of France; baryton ou mezzo-sop.
Iiditions musicales Buffet-Crampon
et cic) © May 21, 1923; 1 ¢ June
6; E 566347; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 14681

882

- MUSIGAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Fiamminga (La); tragedia lirica in
un atto, di Alberto Donaudy, musica
di Stefano Donaudy, of Italy, ridu
zione de Francesco Salfi, of Italy;
canto e pianoforte. 4to. July 17,
tera &. July oe: DP. 2647).....G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 14682

Fighting courage; w George Hilis-
ton, m Louis Victor Saar, of U. S.,
ws. WO. 3 (©) Aus. 1, 1923; 2 ¢.
Aug. 13; E 570260; Willis music
co., New York. 146838

Fihren die mechutonim aheim; tantz,
melody A. S., of U. 8S. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1923; EH 570403; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 14684

Fileuse (la) distraite! par M. T.
Bonhomme, of France, op. 87; vio-
loncelle et pf. © July 23, 1923; 1

ec fAus. fH) 5673855;; M:°T: Bon-
homme, Paris. 14685
Filigrana (La); gavotte, David Se-

queira, of U. 8.; pf. (From old and
new Spain, no. 3) © July 31, 1923;
2 e. Aue he BH) 568512; Arthur ’P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14686

Fineen the rover; unison song, w
Robert Dwyer Joyce, m Charles Vil-
liers Stanford, of England, ed. Mar-
tin Akerman; in D. 4to. (Year
book press series of unison and part-
songs, no. 216) [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © June 19, 1923; 1 «.
July 3; E 566973; H. F. W. Deane &
sous, the year book press, Itd., Lon-
don. 14687

Fior di Siviglia; operetta di Alfredo
Cuscina, fantasia su motivi, com-
posta da Vincenzo Billi, of Italy;
piccola orch. con pf.-conduttore. 4to.
Cmbuty ie 1923° 1c. July 18: BE
567061 ; G. Ricordi-& co., Milan.

14688

Fire (The) brigade rag; one-step,
from Pit-pat, w and m Howard
Flynn, of Great Britain. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 1,

, 1923; 1 e. June 28; E 566717; Cecil
Lennox & co., London. 14689

Firpazos; tango, w and m I. F. E., of
Mexico, domiciled at New York. ©
1c music July 20, 1 « words July
31; E 565937; Ignacio Fernandez

_EHsperon, New York. 14690

First symphony; by A. Maquaire, op.
20. ed. Edwin Arthur Kraft, of
U. S.; organ. © Aug. 20, 1923;
2c. Aug. 24; EH 568837; G. Schirmer,

ine., New York. [© editing]

14691

88

14703

Fishing for dreams; valse, w and m
D. D. D., of U. S. [Photostat.] ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1923; E 570580; Doro-
thy Dixon Dennett, Washington.

14692.

Wishing with a pal o’ mine; w W. K.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
1c Aug. 6, 1923; E 568670; Walter
King, Fenwood, Miss. 14693.

Fleur des ruines; mélodie, paroles de |
Hdouard Grenier, musique de J. A.
Wiernsberger, of France. © July
25, 1925+ 1. e«Atge: 0; Heb6iaa4 s A:
Maquaire, Paris. 14694.

Flirting eyes; w and m P. B., of U. 8.
©1c. July 30, 1923; E 568174; Paul
Banzhaf, Los Angeles. 14695.

Floral (A) idyl; by Georg Eggeling,
of Germany, op. 204; pf. © Aug. 9,
1923; 2 ec Aug. 13; E 570351; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 14696:

Florence blues; dans La revue de Ma-
rigny 1923, de Raoul Moretti, of
EKrance; pf.» ©.July 23;'1923; 1 ¢.
Aug. 7; E 567343; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 14697

Flotsam; by W. Haydn Cox, of U. S8.;
organ. © May 2, 1923; 2c. Aug. 15;
BH 570326; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

14698

Flowers awakening; by Wallace A.
Johnson, of U. S.; pf. © Aug. 9,
1923; 2 ec. Aug. 13; E 570350; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 14699

Femina; trittico, versi di Diego Va-
leri, musica di Domenico Rossi, of
Italy. Contents—l. Una giovinetta.
—2. Una giovane.—3. Una donna.
July 17, 1923; 1e. July 18; EH 567066;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 14700

Follow-on studies; bk. 1, by G. A.
Grant-Schaefer, of U. S.;_ pf.
(Schmidt’s educational series, no.
298a) © Aug. 17, 1923; 2 c Aug.
18; E 568756; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14701

Foolish child; w Jack Nelson, m I.
M. and Roy Bargy, of U. S., New
York, L:'B. Curtis. © May 25, 1923;
.2¢. July 18; E 570182; Lindsay Mc-
Phail, Chicago. 14702

For evry light that’s shining some-

where a broken heart; w and m
Robert Hargreaves and S. J. Dam-
erell, of Great Britain. © July 5,

1923; 1 e Aug. 2; HB 567224; Cecil
Lennox & co., London. 147038

3

CATALOGUE: OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14704

pt. Tt, n. s.,/V. 1g

For thee; w Francis W. Smalldridge,
m Haroid Hope Stott, of Great Brit-
ain... © May 26, 1923;.1 ce... Aug.
38; E 567402; Midland music pub.
co., Newton, Derbyshire, England.

14704

Fore day blues; w and m W. A. M..,
OL jU. Ben ct tb Cuca, 2p. Doce. a
570656; W. Astor Morgan, New
York. 14705

Forgetful blues; w and melody Fred
Hamm, Henry Winston and Fred
Rose. of U. 8.) © 1c Aug. 4, 1923 ;
E 568585; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 14706

Forgive them they know not what they
do; w Leo Wood, m Ruth Rapoport,
or U. S.; imibiinmmine.! ©iiAme.! 8,
1923; 2 c«. Aug. 11; HE 570334; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14707

Forgotten; fox trot, w and melody H.
B.-G., of US: ,\©ilie Sept. 12,1923 ;
i} 569258; Herbert Frank Griff, St.
Paul. 14708
Forlorn hopes; réverie, Francis De-
lille, of France, arr. Maurice Baron;
oreh. with pf. conductor. (Edition
artistique, no. 4) © July 31; 1923;
2 ¢c. Aug. 8; E..570180; Maurice
Baron, New. York. 14709
piano. (EHdition
autistique, no. 4) © July 31, 1923;
2 er Aug. 15> EB 5T0301; Maurice
Baron, New York. 14710

Fountain (The); w Hleanor Ruth
Bauer, m K. E: W. of U. S. ©1-c.
Sept. 10, 1923; E 569094; Kathlyn
Elizabeth Woolf, San Francisco.

14711

Fox trot song; without words, T. Y. of
U.S Deel O epfo¢@ lo G,AueZ..18,
1923; © 570454; Theodore Yaffe,
New Haven, Conn. 14712

Fox-trot song melody: by G. B., of
UL'S.2 1st viotin: “%O'1 « Awe Tt
1923; FE 568417; Gus Borchard,
Camden, N. J. 14713

Freedem (The). of Ireland; w J. B.
Give TH Chas Wit pA pod ine Oaee Usui Ss.
©) AUS. 2, (R923 a2 ie cA, AA
568649 ; John- B. Costello, Syracuse,
Ne Ys 14714

Treit aich yiddelach; tantz, melody
‘A wSvelotid .; Se | Oahe. : Adige, (7, ODS ;
FE 570404; Abe Schwartz, New York.

14715

Trench (The) widow’s dance; w H. B.,
m Valeria Gordon, of U. .S8.;.-pf.
with w. ©. May: 10, 1928; 2 ¢.. July

27: E 568148; Herbert Brabender, -

Cineinnati. 14716

I'riend (A) -that will stay by me; w
and m J. B., of U..8S.; pf. with w.
© Aug. 8,, 1923:;,.2:¢. Aagalits HE
)68530; Joseph Bradley, Philadel-
phia. 14717

From Tnverness to Fell; w Eva Willis,
m Howard Fisher, of Great Britain;
in, D . min, ..© Junesd, 1923 -41..c.
July 9; I 567002: Leonard & co.,
London. , 14718

Fuite de centaures; di Alfredo Ber-
isso, of Italy; pf. (Poemi, no. 6)
© Aug. 16, 1923:) 1c, Atieaene: af
567526; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

P4719

Full moon; w and melody R. W. E.,
or U. S. “© 1 © Sepp meee BE
569036; Reginald Warrington East-
lake, Ann Arbor. 14720

Full (The) tide; w Lillian Middleton,
m Ernest Harry Adams, of US.
1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo sop. or

bar... © July 32), 19s. 2s eseh
Aug. (11s) RH) (uss0ia Gare Ee .
Schmidt co., Boston. 14721

Fundamental bar work and ballet
technique; by Florence Campbell,
special music M. Theo. Frain, of U.
S.°°@) Tuty a2, Togs Der aed are.
Aug. 18; A 752567; A. S. Barnes &

co.,. New York. 14722
Gala march; by Georg HEggeling, of
Fermany, GD, 200. Lud. seem as

Aug. 1, 1923; 2.c, Aug. 3; BE’ 9638300 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

14723

Galavantin’?’ mamma; w and m H, C.,

of U. S.,.. Austin, "Tex. J) Bavd.ecd

music ‘co. "© “Augi "19255 (2° ¢.

Aug. 18; E .570489; Hill Caldwell,

Marble Falls, Tex. 14724
Galicianer -woloch’l; melody Moris

Pochtar, of Austria, arr... J. G... of

U8... © LC vate ieee, aks
A68552:. Israel. J. Hochman, New
York. 14725

Galloping (The) huntsman; by Dor-
othy Gaynor Blake, of U. S.; pf.
(Three bits 0’ sunshine) © Aug. 7,
1923: 2. ¢ Aug. 13 ;'H) 570256 ; Willis
music co., New York.. 14726

Garden-melodies; series of sketches,
Florian Pascal [pseud. of J. W.], of
Great Britain; pf. (Berners edition,
no. 266) © Aug. 23,1923; lic. Sept.
4; E 567659; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 14727

Garden (The) of life; w A. RR. m
Sylvia Forrest, of U. 8.; pf. with
Ws |,» Juper dd, 4923 5 > ey Ams, 18; =
E 568726; Alexander Rankin, New ©
York. 14728

884

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Gasthaus (Das) zur liebe; musika-
lischer schwank in drei akten, verse
von H. H. Zerlett, musik von Sieg-
fried Schulz, of Germany; vollstain-
diger klavierauszug mit text. ©
June 21, 1922; 1 « July 10, 1923; E
566953 ; Harmonie verlag, Berlin.

14729

Gaveaux (Pierre) Andantino; by P.
G., earn ,G. A. Grant-Schaefer, of
Her S.; violin with, pf. acc. (in
Schmidt’s educational series, no.
295: Melodies of olden times) ©
ave eo hos oe. “Aue 11s
568499: Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. [© arrangement] 14730

Gay butterfly (Gai papillon); Farrar
waltz song. English w and m Annie
Andros Hawley, ot U. S., French tr.
Marie Madeleine Suck; sop. and
mezzo-sop., in E flat. © Aug. 9,
toes ee Aue. oe: HY STOBS 3s. MM.
Witmark & sons, New York. - [©
new arrangement] 14731

Gee! I’d give the world to be back
home again; w E. Clinton Keithley,
m F. Henri Klickmann, of U. S.
Ani eas BOs 26 2> ec. »Auge., 2O5\) 0
970471; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 14732

Gee! I’m tickled pink; novelty fox-
trot, Eli Dawson and Victor Olivier,
orch. Ted Eastwood, of U. S.; vo-
eadanee orch. 4to. © Aug. 17,
1023 2ie. Aug..dt; E 570875; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
[© arrangement] 14733

w and m Eli Dawson and Victor
Olivier, of U. 8S. © Aug. 17, 1923;
2 c Aug. 17; E 570878; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York.

14734

Gégéne; one-step, de L. D., of France;
pf. avee refrain chanté. © July 30,
1923; 1 ¢. Aug. 18; E 567411; Léon
Dequin, Colombes, France. 14735

Gentle (A) admonition ; our last mass,
wandm A. A. M.. of U.S. © Aug.
28, 1923; 2 c.. Aug. 30; E 568929;
Anthony Augustine Mundy, Phila-
delphia. 14736

Georgia moon: fox trot, w Jos. A.
Yanchik, melody T. F. C., of U. S.
se. daly (27,5 19235" Hr 568134 ;
Theo .F. Chuya, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

14737

Ghost (The); valse, Maud Wingate,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 14,
1923: 1c¢ Aug. 20; EH 567582; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 147388

80831—24——_3

14750

Gifford’s blues; melody A. M. Gifford,
j2:, +08 UsSs ©y; ke: Augy 14, 1923-
E 568613; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 14739

Gipsy spring; w Edward Tesche-
macher, m Herbert Oliver, of Eng-
land > ME '(@ Aue 73!) Fos -) 1 'g,
Aug. 2; E 8567284; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 14740

Girl (The) that you’ve forgotten has
not forgotten you; w andm E. IL. B.,
of U. S.. Worcester, Edward I.
Boyle co. © Aug. 3, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
6; E 568354; Ed. I. Boyle, Worces-
ter. 14741

Girlhood; w J. E. S.,.melody Arnold
Pp \ Lax; of U.28)', Ode! Aug 28:
1923 ; E 568875; J. S. Shannon. Ber-
wick, Pa. 14742

Girlie mine; w Estelle Simms, m E.
C. -H., of U. S., arr. Alma L. Garber,

of U.,S....©.1,.c, Aug. 13, 19235 oh)
570238; Edward C. Horne, - Des
Moines. 14743

Girls of America; march two-step, H.
J. Gsrot U4 Sayipfay Or July)21; 4928 :
are July 253 i SEsoe7G : Harry, 3.
Lincoln music c9., Philadelphia.

14744

Girls of the old brigade; from the 9
o’clock revue, w Dion Titheradge,
m M. D. Lyon, of Great Britain. ©
June 4, 1923; 1c. June 28; E 566718:
Cecil Lennox & co., London. 14747

Give me the sunnyside of dear old
London town; from Brighter Lon-
don, w Clifford Harris, m Hermnn
Finck, of Great Britain. ©May 24.
1923; 1 ec. June 6; E 566390; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., Londen.

. 14746

Gladiola waltz; by Charles Ancliffe. of
Great Britain; pf. © July 27, 1923:
1 e. Aug. 11; B 567577; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
14747

Gloria; by Fred Hager and Justine
Ring, of U. S.; pf. © Aug. 30, 1923;
2 es Algsiol> EH 5107: Richmond-
Robbins, inc., New York. 14748

God dreamt of a rose; in A roof and
four walls, w Edward Lockton, m
Olive Turner, of Great Britain. ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug. 15; E 567490 ;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew. !td.,
London. 14749

God of the dew, God of the sun; w
Maltbie Babeock. m T. Carl Whit-
mer; of U. S.; mixed voices. (Octa-
vo series, mixed voices, sacred, no.
1380) © July 31,1928; 2 c Aug.
11; E 568494; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14750

885

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14751

pt. II, bn. s., ¥. 18.

Sod sent an angel from heaven; w | Good humour; by Colin Macleod Camp-

J. E. R.. melody Arnold Thomas
Lax, of U.S. ‘© 1c. July 13; 1923;
FE 568172; J. E. Rau, Bathgate, N. D.

14751

God’s chosen mother of mine; w T. M.,
m Herman A. Hummel, of U. S. ©

Aug. 24, 1924; 2 «@ Aug. 27; E
570593 ; Thomas McNally, San Fran-
cisco. 14752

Going to town; by J. Frank Russell,
of U. 8S.; pf. (Two. easy piano
pieces, no. 2) © Apr. 30, 1928; 2 ec.
Aug. 15: E 570330; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 14753

Golden autumn; tone-picture, Albert
W. Ketelbey, of Great Britain; pf.
(©), July 16, 1923;+1 c. Aug. 6;
567306; A. Hammond & co., London.

14754

Golden hearted Harding we must say
good-bye; w and melody E. C. O.. of
Oo S.,arr. Harry Alford, of US.
© 1c Aug. 6, 1923; E 568389;
Iamory C. O’Hara, Rantoul, Il.

14755
Golden (The) land; lyric M. J. §&.,
m Fred Hall, of Australia. © Feb.

16, 1923-> 1..c:;,Mar. 19;.E 566688;
Michael John Simmons, Melbourne,
Australia. . 14756

Goiden moon: w and m Bernard Rolt,
of Great Britain. © Aug. 14. 1923;
1c Aug. 16; E 567570; Chappell &

eo., Itd.. London. 14757
Golden wedding; w T. A. J., melody
John, IF... Ryan, of GU... Sq iOwke-

Sept. 1. 1923: E 568963: T. A. John-
ston, Chadron, Neb. 14758

Golondrina (La) (The swallow); w
Walter Hirsch. m Narciso Serradell,
adaptation D. Onivas [pseud. of Do-
menico Savino]. of U. S. Aug.
30, 1923.;,.2 ae yAue.,3rs EB STOTT;
Richmond-Robbins, ine., New York.

14759

Gone but still in my heart: fox trot,
Lee David. arr. Henry Silberhorn.
ot U. S.; concertina. (Witmark
eoncertina publications, no. 7898)
rStaff and numerical notations] ©
Ame. (6) 2 1923) Bet Aeotta ese,
568642: M. Witmark & sons, New

York. [© new arrangement]

14760

Good by Mandy; w B. G. B., m John
Mo tva Gh. Se) et Gade IS,
1923: BE 568714; Bessie Garvin
Brady, Malone, N. Y. 14761

bell, of Great Britain; pf. (Album
series) © June 20, 1923; 1 « July
2; E 566839; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 14762

Good King Winceslas; four-pt. cho..
w traditional, harmonies and des-
cants Bernard Ramsey, of England:
mixed voices 4to. (Church choir
library, no. 247) © July 27, 1923:
1 e. Aug. 11; EB 567504; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 14763

Goona goo-goo; w F. Atkins and Adele
Brandon, m F. A., of U. S.; pf. with
w. ©l1e. Aug. 13, 1923; EH 570209:
Faye Atkins, New York. 14764

Gounod (Charles Francois) Naza-
reth; anthem, C. Gounod, arr. Helen
Sears, of U. S.; mixed voices, with
solos. 4to. (John Church co., an-
thems for mixed voices, no. 2731)
©’ Aug. 20, 1923 °° 1" e Aus” 245
568861; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati. [© arrangement] 14765

Grace before meat; for use at any
gathering, w and m William Arms
Fisher, of U. 8. 4to. 1. (a) Mixed
voices.—(b) Men’s voices.—2. Wo-
men’s voices. © May 8, 1923; 2 ¢.
each Aug. 15; E 570321, 570322 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. [© ar-
rangement for women’s voices]

14766, 14767

Grace, grace, grace: sacred song. w
and m A. R. S., of U. S.. arr: Romo
Falk, of U. 8S. 4to. (Lifting up se-
ries) © Aug. 7, 1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 11;
B 568458: A. R. Schooler, Cleveland.

14768

Grasshopper (The) : w and m_ J. Lilian
Vandevere. of U. S.; voeal or instru-
mental. ‘© July 21, 1923; 2 e. July
23: BE 568074; Art publication soc.,
St. Louis. 14769

Gray (A) weod dove is calling; w
Charles O. Roos, m Thurlow Lieu-
rance, of U. S. (Forgotten trails)

©.Aug.; 1, 192362 ieee oe)
568306; Theo Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 14770

Great (The) child; w Edward Shanks,
m Janet Hamilton, of England;
medium voice. © July 10, 1928; 1 c.
July 19; E 567012; Winthrop Rog-
ers, ltd., London. 1477

Great is the Lord; anthem, m A, W.
Lansing, of U. S.; mixed voices.
(Octavo series, mixed voices, sacred,

no.* 1378). © “Faly Si Aeza ae:
Aug! ‘11; EH 568492;" Arthur <P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14772

886

By ae charsten
wie Poet.
Frm bit .

‘no. 9, 1928

i MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

14794

w from the Bible, m Henry
’ G. Miller, of U. S.; mixed voices.
4to. Los Angeles, Mission music
pub. co. © July 28, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
11; E. 568582; A. E. Miller, Los An-
geles. 14773

Great (A) tomorrow; w Nellie Mar-
gerrison, m W. H. Herringshaw, of
England. 1. In C.—2. In B flat. ©
July 16, 1923; 1c. each July 18; H
566991, 566992; Joseph Adams music
pub. co., Birmingham, England.

14774, 14775

Green (The) woods of Truigha; Irish
melody, arr. C. V. Stanford, of Eng-
Jand; violin and pf... © July 4,
19232) C, ced OY; 165 9. DRTSTA 5

Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 14776

Grenadier-shimmy; text von Beda.
musik von Karl Haupt, of Germany.
© Feb.-9,' 1923 ;°1 ¢. ‘Aug: 23; EE
567596; Wiener boheme. verlag, Vi-
enna. 1ATT7

Gretchaninoff (A) Sonate (Coxnta);
by A. Gretchaninoff, op. 87, ed. F. H.
Sehneider, of Germany; violin and
pf.. Moscow, A. Gutheil. © May
4. 1923; 1 c. June 21; E 566668;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 14778

Groves (The); Irish air, arr. C. V.
Stanford, of England; violin and
pf. .© July. 4,.1923; 1 ¢.. July 16;
E 567373; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 14779

Gyonegyvirag-dal ; szovegét irta Farkas
Imre, zenéjet szerzé Kurucz Janos
fof Hungary, domiciled at New
Work1 > pi with’ w. (©'P c.'Aus' 20,
1923; H 570449; John: Kurucz. New
York. 14780

Gaindel (George Friedrich) Overture
in-D minor;,,by.,G._ 1: Handel, arr.
Edward Elgar, of. England;. orch.
full se:. © Aug. 30, 1923.;,i;c. Sept.
de: 567648; Noxelieo; &.:ea., -1td.,
Londen. [© arrangement] 14781

Hail, Lassen Peak; wand mS. B. F.,
of Si) ©y Ame (401928 ; 2c. Ang.
6: EH 568360; Samuel B. Field, Oak-

land, Calif. 14782
.. Halloween 4 composing, fingering,

phrasing, poetic idea, glossary, in-
structive annotations and biograph-
ical sktech, Harvey Worthington
Loomis, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive
series compositions, cataleg no. 318)
© Jay 20/1923: 2 July 23; b
568069; Art publication soc, St.
Louis. :

Hallowe’en march; by Mari Paldi, of
U. S.; pf. (Hallowe’en, no. 1) ©
Aug. 6, 1928; 2c. Aug. 11; E 568481;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.

14784

Hand (The) of fate; w N. F., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S. © 1c Aug. 1,
1923; E 568225; Nanieta Facione,
Detroit. 14785

Hang your clothes on an old hick’ry
limb, but don’t go near the water;
fox-trot or onestep, w and m Hrle
Threlkeld, of U. S. © July 30,
19238; 2 c«. Aug. 4; E 568340; Hrle &
Leo pub. co., Charleston, Ill. 14786

Hang your sorrows in ‘the sun; from
Poppy, w Dorothy Donnelly, m John
Beam; of 20: 8. © Aus. 25/1923:
2c. Aug. 31; E 568986; Harms, inc.,
New York. 14787

Happiness; w H. B., m Paul Banks, of
U., Si arr. Jas. Scott. © Aug» 13,
1923; 2c. Aug. 18; E 570486; Henry
Bradley, Kansas City, Kans. 14788

-—— w O. M., m George Graff, jr... of
U.S8., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
©» die. Augy 2,,.1923;. BE 570014;
Olive Myhre, Atwater, Minn.

14789

Happy (The) tree; unison song, poem
Gerald Gould, m Cynthia Cox, of
Great Britain; in F,. Williams ed.

(Joseph Williams’ new series of
songs. duets and trios for school

and classes selected and edited by
Hrnest Read: Unison songs, ne. 12)

4to. © June 22,.1923; 1c¢ July 5;
E 587315; Joseph Williams, Itd..
London. 14790

Happy valley; w and m C. B. W., of
De svir@auly:25, 19022; 2 @ Avena:
EK 568247; Charles B. Weston.
Brooklyn. — 14791

Hark, pretty lark: w Longfellow, tr.
from. the Prench, m G, A. Grant-

Schaefer, of U.°S.;.men’s. voices.
(Octayvo series, men’s voices, no.
465). C), July h7,. 1923; 2) c..faly
4.2. Woad6oio.... Aathur:: PB. . Sehmidt
co.. Boston. : 14792
Harlequinade; by Rudolf Friml, of
Bohemia. domiciied at New York:
Bie Ca tL O ae en el Wl Vues:
I) 5683815; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 14753

Haubiel (Charles) Twenty-four lit-
tle preludes; bk. 1, no. 1-12, C. #1...
of U. S.; pf. (C. M. C. educational
library, series 1, no. 11) © Aug.
18, 1923") 2° ¢ Aus: 18; HE 568724 ;
Composer’s music corp., New York.

14794

i CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14795

Have you seen my sweetheart; w G.
Bim gohn Hs, «Ryan, (of UY Sa AO
1c. Aug. 4, 1923;,E 570131; Gladys
Brando, Danvers, IIL. 14795

Hawaiian memories; w Bartley Cos-

tello,-m Billy Heagney, of U. S.
(Triangle art series) © 1. Aug.

29, 1923; E 570685; Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York. 14796
Hazel) girls ow J) BeBe mi John PF:
Ryan, of! USS. © Ve Aug!'4,:1928 ;
E 570115; J. EB. Blackwood, Frank-
fort, Mich. 14797
He'll always be one of those guys; w
Jack Yellen, melody Wilford Cap-
man, of U. S., arr. Fritz Zoellner,
Of-U. SiG uli ea (Ate 30: 19237) ih
568912; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 14798
He may be your good man Friday, but
he’s mine on Saturday night; w Wil-
lie Raskin, melody Maceo Pinkard,
of OL SeOoL el Awe 1°1923'7! E
568219; Kay Stern, ine., New York.
14799
He went away and left me blues; w
and m Leroy and Bobby Gunders-
dorff, of U. S., arr. Billy: Heagney,
of U. 8. (Triangle blues series)
1 ec. Aug. 29, 1923; E 570684; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc., New York.
14800
He who laughs last laughs best; w
W. A. D. and D. D., melody W. A.
D., of U. 8. © 1c Sept. 6, 1928 ;
EH 569063; Danny Duncan and Wil-
liam Allen Dougherty, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 14801
He will answer every prayer; w and
m O. J. S., of Canada. © Apr. 10,
1923 <4" e. cde. PE: TE S6TT36% Os-
wald J. Smith, Toronto, Canada.
14802
Hear my prayer; anthem, w from the
Psalms, m Louis Baker Phillips, of
U. S.; mixed voices with alto and
ten. solos, and organ ace. 4to. ©
May! 18.8 BO2S +02 4 ear Ape dare. 9
570320; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
14803
Heart of me: w G. Alexander Phare,
m Frank C. Butcher, of U. S., op. 8,
no. 1; medium voice. (Overtones,
ne, Ly ©uAue, 6) 1923") 2a eae:
11; E 568468; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 14804
Meant strings: wend ER. S.j0hw. -
() Live. Aug. 20, 1923) HY a(0493);
Wrank Silver, Brooklyn. 14805
Hearts ~§a@e“e io Wyo Zs! Mise 1m Gejeleeg: Of
U. S.. arr. Fred HE. Eggert, of U. 8.
Gy ie Aue 1h) 10238 ei 68425);

pins ye tS

Zona Marschall, Memphis, Tenn. and
Corra Huddleston, Temple, Tex.
brid 14806

Heavenly places in Jesus my ‘Lord;
sacred duet and quartet, w T. C.
Harper, m J. Owen Long, of U. S.
©. Aug. .J1) 1993 Die Ane ia. i
570269; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 14807

Heavenly thoughts; reverie, Margaret
A. Hickey, of U. S.; pf. Boston,
W.' B. Hasey & Co. Aug. 27,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 28; E 568894; W. B.
Hasey, Boston. 14808

Hej Slovaci; w Samuel Tomasik, mel-
ody S.. Bo C. Of US ae er ee
6, 1923; EH 568400; Theo. F. Chuya,

Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 14809
Hello Tom Mix; w A. D., melody
Herman Dubois, [pseud. of Hthel

Fisher], of U.S. © 1 ¢. Aug. 138,
1923; E 570218; Audrey Bell, Los
Angeles. 14810

Her smiles; w and m T. O. F., of
U.S. Lone Branch ose eee a
music pub. house. ,© July 27. 1928 ;
2c. Aug. 2; E 570304; T: O. Hooker,
Long Braneh, N. J: 14811

Her sweet alluring smile; w T. R.,
m John FE, Ryan) set, U, S-peon ¢.
Aug. 18, 1923; E 568715; Thomas
Reilly, Barrie, Ont., Canada. 14812

Here’s your hat, what’s your hurry;
w and! m!2AL 3S, Son ER Sed@e Pte.
Aug. 20, 1928; E 570444; Arthur
Schamberg, Pittsburgh. —14813

Here’s your opportunity ; blues, w and
m Shelton Brooks, of U. S., arr.
Phil. Worde, of U..S., ©,1 e..Aug.
3, 1923; E 568256; Blue’s music co.,
New York. 14814

Heure (L’) fatale; overture drama-
tique, par Ciro’ Urbini, of Italy,
op. 73; orch. avec pf.. conducteur.
(Ciné-collection) © May 21, 1923;
1 c« June 6; E 566367; Hvette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 14815

Hey nonny no; w anon., m Douglas
Macdonald Stewart, of Great Britain.
© June, 1,''1928 9714 eo Auge 2 30r
567254; Augener, itd., London.

14816

Hey Rube; or, A day at the circus,
w J. Sherrie Mathews, m Harry
Bulger, arr. Geo. J, Trinkaus, of
U. S. 4to. (Witmark edition, ex-
cellent quartette arrangements, nos.
1602, 1603). 1.. Mixed, voi¢es.—2.
Female voices. © Aug. 6, 19238;
2¢. each Aug. 14; HE 568648, 568644 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement ] 14817, 14818 ©

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Hey! you want any codfish. we only
got mack’rel to-day; w Ima Fish,
m Ura Herring. of U. S.. © July
20, 492322 ce July '26;' H 568180;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 14819

Hidden (The) violet: w Mabel Chase
Rundlett, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer,
of U. S. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto or

Pate. lily o31,, £922 72 el each
Ae! sah) foooo02 =. Arthur 'P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14820

Hiding in the shadow of His love;
w Avis B. Christiansen, m Geo. C.
Stebbins, of U. S.° © Aug. 3, 1923;
2 ¢. Aug. 11; E 568573; Tabernacle
pub. co., Chicago. 14821

High society rag; melody, J. O., of
U. Ss arr. Lillian Harding, of U. S.
@) 1p ©. Ane) 11,...1923- 570281 ;
Joseph Oliver, Chicago. 14822

Hili (The) pines were sighing; w
Robert Bridges. m Maurice Jacob-
son, of England. Ed. Michaud. ©
Jume) 153719285) 1. ie June :12;'
566988; Jcan Michaud, London.

: 14823

Hindu man; w and melody M. D.
anette SE of OY Shar Lo Sv | ©
1c. Aug: 11, 1923; E 568561; Morris
Davidson and Leo Scott, Asheville,
Ne G: 14824

Hippety-hop; by Dorothy Gaynor
~' Blake, of U. S.; pf. (Three bits o’

Sansming). -(€) ‘Aus. 7, 1923.2) ©:
Aug. 13; E.570257; Willis music co.,
New York. 14825

Hite; w and melody A. K., of Poland,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. Aug.
17, 1923; E 570405; Adolph King,
New York. 14826

Hm-m! hm-m! w A. P., melody A. P.
and W. B. of U. S., arr. W. B. ©
1 ¢. Aug. 13, 1923; E 570240; Anton
Puglia and William Busé, Belmar,
Nu J. 14827

Ho-lolo-e-de; jazz yodel, w and m
Vritz Zimmermann, of Switzerland,
domiciled at Los Angeles. © Aug.
DOI I92S 22 4c. Aue. (28 * Hh S68T83 :
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 14828

- Hob a derry danno; four-part song, w’

Thomas Oliphant, Welsh folk-song
arr. Charles Wood, of England, ed.
Martin Akerman; male voices, in
B fiat. 4to. (Year book press series
of unison and part-songs, no. 217)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
May 11, 1923; 1 c¢. July 3; E 566974;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the year
book press, Itd., London, 14829

14840

Hoffman (Mary Pearl) La chanson;
by M. P. H. of U. S.; organ. © Aug.
1;-1923);. 2 e. ‘Aug. 3'5°R/568311 ; 'Pheo:
Presser co., Philadelphia. 148390

Holder engel, werde mein! aus dem
operettenschwank Der ledige schwie-
gersohn, text von Emil und Arnold
Golz, musik von Edmund Eysler, of
Austria; fur eine singstimme.
Apps: ‘20; 19237 +4,e¢ duly inl0' wy
566941; Gabor Steiner (L. Singer &
Co.), Vienna. 14831

Home and you; w Carleton Everett
Knox, m BE. L. N., of U. S. Kansas
City, Mo., Cecil H. Neumann. ©
July 12, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug. 4; E 5683824 ;
Edith Louise Neumann, Wymore,
Neb. 14832

Home down there; w Royden Barrie,
m John Blane, of Great Britain. 1.
In C.— 2. In D. © July 11, 1923;
1c. each July 27; E 567207; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.

14833

Home folks blues; song, Arnold John-
son and Fred Rose, of U. S. © Aug.
92, AQ2S 2 @ Aug. 243. 1570562 ;
Philip Ponce publications, New York.

14834

Home is where the heart iS, ma chere;
WwW oe Mey. moArnold ’E fax, of “U2
S. New York, Manhattan music co.
Gerais 123 ,°1923.272eh Paly 272
568156; Jessie M. Young, Amariilo,
Tex.

Home of my childhood; w J. J. E., m
John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©l1c Aug.
18, 1928; E 568706; John J. Eva,
Johnstown, Pa. 14836

Home-run (A); encore or musical re-
citation, w anon., m De Loss Smith,
of U.S: + © Aug. 9, 1923;'2'¢. Aug.
13; E 570346; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 14837

Home, sweet home; Henry R.
Bishop, arr. W. H. Squire, of Great
Britain; violoncello and pf. © July
20, | 1923i7 dy e.: Aug, 20 3 H.567522 ;
Boosey & co., London. [© arrange-
ment] 14838

Home town blues; w and m J. Fred
Coots and Dave Ringle, of U. S.
© Aug. 11, 1923; 2. ¢. Aug. 14; E
568632 ; Broadway music corp., New
York. 14839

Homesick for you; w and m Netta
Naomi Andrews [pseud. of J. A.
Richison], of U. S. San Francisco,
Fisk music pub. co. © June 27.
1923; 2 ce July 2; E 568105; Janet
Andrews’ Richison, Santa Cruz,
Calif. 14840

889

14841

Honey peach: w A. A. S8., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Hthel
Fisher], ofoU. Ss| © ey Aug 3,
1923; EH 570221; Anna Anchor Sloan.
S. Porcupine, Ont., Canada. 14841

Honeymoon; waltz ballad, w J. W.

S., m Harry Jay [pseud. of Harry
J. Lineolnj, of U. 8.; with quartette

of male or mixed voices. Pine Vil-
lage, Ind., Village inn. © Aug. 9,

1928; 2 « Aug. 4; EH 568349; J. W.
Steele, Pine Village, Ind. 14842

Horeymoon hut: w P. O. B,, melody
Walter Smith, of U.S. ©1c. Aug.
16, 1923 ; E 568662; Percy O. Brewer,
San Francisco. 14843

‘Honeymoon time; waltz ballad, Wil-
liam F. Caesar and Irving Weill,
arr. Geox.,d./Trinkaus, of U: .B.;
band. 16mo.» © -July, 24; 1923; 2
c. Aug. 1; E 568240; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 14844

Honolulu Lou; w K. R. E., m Burrell
Van Buren, of U. 8.- © Mar. 15,
1925; 2 « July 3;'E 568668; Ken-
neth Reid Hames, Worcester.

14845

Honor father too; w M. J. S., m Law-
rence Dudley, of U. S.; pf. with w.
©, May 10,1923: 2c. duly<27.;> &
568138; Mary J. Scott, Rockland, O.

14846

Hooch’: w F..N. D., m E.'S.’/8..Hunting-
ton, of U. 8.. © 1c. Aug. 4 1923;
KH 570086; F. N. Dimiek, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 14847

Hoot mon; Scotch fox trot, Jack Mes-
kill and .Al Sherman, of -U. S., arr.
Wim. Schulz, of U. S.; orch. Feist ed.
Ato. © Aue, 19222 “ei Ade. 2
Ei 588578 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 14848

and m Jack Meskill and
Al. Sherman, of U. 8: © Aug: 8,
£923 ;.2 1c. Aug..11:: BE. .570383T?> Heo
Yeist, inec.,. New York. 14849
Hop! pére rat; one step, de Despois de
Folleville. of France; orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. © July 30,

—_—— WW

1923; 1.¢, Aug. 13: BE) 567545 - “de
Folleville, Sceaux, France. 14850

Hop, skip and jump; from Brighter
London, w Clifford Harris, m Her-
man Finck, of Great Britain. ©
May 24, 1923; 1c. June 6; E 566392 ;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 14851

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Pt: ILI SLs

Hopping (The) Joe wig wag prance;
w H. W. G., m George Graff, jr., of
U. S8., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
©le. Aug. 2, 1923 ; BH 570006; Harry
W. Garland, Louann, Ark. 14852

Hornpipe in G; by Louis Lavater, of
Australia; pf. © July 30, 1923;
1c. Sept. 1; E 567636; Allan & c¢o.,
pty. ltd., Melbourne, Australia.

— 14853

How can I; w and m Al Hoffman,
Bernard Brin and Wesley Barry, of
U.S... © Aug, 23, 19238 22 e@ Aue. 28 ;
E 9568900; Brin music pub. co.,
Seattle. 14854

How do you do, it’s up to you; Ww
Lida Keck-Wiggins, m Edna Ran-
dolph Worrell, of U. 8S. Dayton,
O., Paine pub. co. © Aug. 11, 1923;
2c. Aug. 15; E 570288; L. M. Paine,
Dayton, O.

How dry I am; w F. C. K., m John
F. Ryan) of Ut Sf n@ohve. jAug: 11,
1923: E 568447; Frederick C. Kent,
St. Georges, Bermuda. 14856

How’s your liver, how’s your kidneys,
how’s your meat, to-day ; novelty fox
trot, w and m Mort Van Moppes, of
Ua ws. nye. “Aner. Baza 7 BE
570197; Mortimer L. Van Moppes.
Newark, N. J. 14857

Howdy; welcome song, w Lida Keck-
Wiggins, m Edna Randolph Worrell,
of U. S. Dayton, O., Paine pub. co.
©, AUS UL... NODS ey Oe ees 9 eas
570287; L. M. Paine, Dayton, O.

14858

Howells (Herbert) Pastorale; by H.
Howells, of England, op. 28, no. 1;
violin and pf. © June 15, 1923; 1.
June 28; E 567376; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., Londen. 14859

Huffer’s new high school orchestra
book; composed, arr. and compiled
Fred K. Huffer, of U. S..13 v. 4to.
© Apr. 6, 1923; 2 @ each June 4,
aff. Apr. 9; A 709028; Chart music
pub. Bouse, Chicago. 14860

‘Humming tops (Toupies ronflantes) ;

by Poldowski [Lady Dean Paul], of
England; pf. (Jn Caledonian mar-
ket, no. 4) © Aug. 13, 1923; 1 ¢.

' Aug. 15; E 567451; J. & W. Chester,

ltd., London. 14861
Humoresque; by George Kggeling, of
Germany, op. 198, no. 2; pf. © Aug.

1, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 3;,E 568314; Theo. -

Presser co., Philadelphia. 14862.
Hungarishe chosid’1;,melody I. J. H.,
of U.S... © 1 ¢.,Ang. My 19235;
568551; Israel J. Hochman, New
York.

14855-

14863

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1928

HMunery heart; song, Paul Ash and
Baron Keyes, of U.S. (Jv The bul-
letin, Aug. 27,1923) ‘© Aug. 27,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 1; E 568970; Bulle-
tin pub. co., San Francisco. 14864

Hush-a-bye mammy’s iittle rose; w
and m R. H. and Walter M. Ander-
son, of U. S., arr. Thomas Confare,
Gf 2 S.C) Te) Aue. t7,, 1923" 5
570369; Ray Hibbeler, Chicago.

Hymn to St. Joseph; w J. B. Fitz-
Péeraid; m FP. W., of U. S:; mixed
voices. 4to. New York, J. Fischer
& pro. (© Aug. 25, 1923:-2 «¢ Aug.
27; E 568890; Patrick Walsh, Louis-
ville. 14866

Hymn to the sacred heart; w Marie
Couvillen, m W. L., of 'U.'S.; pf.
with w. 4to. © Aug: 22, 1923;
2 e@ Aug. 28; E 568860; Wheeler
Lueas, Bay St. Louis, Miss.

14867

ain’t blue; w and melody Tosh A.
Hammed, of U. S. ©1e. Aug. 14,
1923; E 568619; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.
14868
I ain’t got no troubles what money
can’t cure; w and m R. C., of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1928; BH 569249;
Roslyn Clephane, New York.

peas

14869
am always chasing pretty rainbows;
w R. FF. B. m E. 8S. 8S. Hunting-
ton; of U.S; ©: 1 ¢) Aug. 4.1923;
KH 570122; R. Fred Banks, Tampa.
Fla. 14870
Iam gone dat’s all: melody, Jim Burrs
and P. B., of U. S., arr. Daniel Wil-
Som, on U...5.11©) 1c. Aus. 25, 1928:

ea

EE 968840; Perry Bradford music
pub. co., New York. 14871

am lonesome Mary, oh so lonesome
for you; w C. H. F., melody Arnold
eax OL. U.S. © Ff eo Sept. 12,
1923; E 569256; Chas. H. Fowler,
Ravalli, Mont. 14872
am ionging for you; w 8S. D. S., m
John F. Ryan, of U.S. © 1c. Sept.
1, 1923 ; E 568958: Stephen D. Satze-
wich, Hinsdale, Mass. 14873
am waiting for the springtime;. w
H. M. L., m Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Ethel Fisher], of U. S. . New York,
Manhattan music co; © July 24,

Marguerite Luckeroth, Albany, Minn.

14874
bring you a message of love; waltz
ballad, w W. W. V., m P. G., of. U.
S. Dallas, Tex., Vaughan music co.

14865

19238; 2 c. Aug. 29; E 570694; Helen |

s

891

14886

©) Sully SOT 2S 2-2 e ArS. AF
568339 ; W. W. Vaughan and Preston
Graves, Dailas. 14875

[ built a world of dreams; w and m
H.) B., ef, U:,.S.°.© ;Suly 30,- 1923;
2 ¢. Aug. 6; E 568358 ; Chas. F. Love-
land and Harry Baisden, Los An-
geles. 14876

I cannot weep beloved; w R. C.. m
Harold J. Stewart,.of U.S. ©le. -
Sept. 12, 1923; E 569250; Roslyn
Clephane, New York. 14877

I'd like to go back to my homestead;
w V. M. M., m HK. S. S. Huntington,

Olde So AO) tae, Aste: 4 toes = ah)
570112; Vincent M. Miller, Con-
neaut, O. 14878

I don’t know what I’ve done, what
have I done; w and m W. S. B., of
Boosts) Co ae. ANS, 20 IO2S se
570666; W. Scott Burdett, Philadel-
phia. 14879

I don’t miss; w R: T. C., melody
Arnold. T. Lax, of U. S. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1923; E 568880; R. T. Carmine,
Newport News, Va. 14880

I fellowship with God; w and m O. J.
Sr of Canada, ©) Apr... 10,1923"
1 e. Aug. ae BH - 567729; Oswald J.
Smith, Toronto, Canada. 14881

I gave what you ask for—just a kiss;
w I. W., m Lawrence Dudley,. of
U. S.; pf. with words. © May 10,
1923; 2 ¢ July 27; E 568149; Irene
Wilcoxon, Lexington, Mo. 14882

I got; w Alex Rogers, melody C. Luck-
eyth Roberts, of U. S. © 1. Sept.
7, 1923; E 569081; Rogers and Rob-
erts, Brooklyn. 14883

I got the fever; a camp meeting fox-
‘trot, Joe Grey, Leo Wood and A.
Harrington Gibbs, of U: S., arr.
Christopher O’Hare, of U. S.; orch.
with words. 4to. (Feist edition,
now 154) 49 OS) wouge120L 19232 «.
Aug. 22; E 568818; Leo Feist, inc.,

New York. [© arrangement]
14884

w and m Joe Grey, Leo
Wood and A. Harrington Gibbs. of
U.S... © Aug. '17; 1923; :2.c. Aug: 18 ;

& 568778; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

14885

IT hear New Hampshire calling me;
Ww idnd in) Boe Ber UlasS arr.
George F. Hamer, of U. S. ©1le.
Aug. 29, 1923; E 570695; Byron
Truell Butler, Lawrence, Mass.

14886

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

14887

I just want a daddy I.can. call- my
own; w and m Thomas Dorsey, of
U.S... © July (20,1923 02" ce haly
26; E 568182; Jack Mills, ine., New
York. 14887

I left my heart hangin’ on the Mason-
~* Dixon line; melody L. R., of U. S.
© 1c Aug. 14, 1923; E 568606;
Louis Robinson, Chicago. 14888

Ill be straying back to Ireland some
fine day; w J. Will Callahan and
Gerald Griffin, m Gerald W. Sulli-
van, of U. S.; med. voice. © Sept.
3, 1923; 2 e« Aug. 30; E 568944;
Yorster, music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 14889

T’ll be your sweet patootie—if? w and
m J. Lawrence Cook, of U. S8., arr.
We 6x Pollas of 018: + UEriangle
blues series) © 1c. Aug. 29, 1923;
EH 570689; Triangle music pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York. 14890

Yll come over for you; w J. W. D.,

m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, .of U. S.,.©. 1 «.

PO Be Dees ant a) BOO bale idich ep: «
Davies, Lansford, Pa. 14891

Ill get you; fox-trot, w and melody
Len Riley, of U. S.. ©1e Aug. 25,
1923; E 568839; William Leonard
Riley, Birmingham, Ala. 14892

Ill know little girl you love me; w
Res. mM Ane. Bs of Use. go) Tie.
Aug. 6, 1923; E 568404; Arthur G.
Bohne and Roland C. Slater, Chi-
cago. 14893

Lil Jove vor: we Mo oP... ja He sao.
Huntington, of U. S. ©l1le Aug. 4,
1923; E 570088; Mathilda Poch,
Wausaw, Wis. 14894

I’ll never leave you; w and m F. T.
SOL, Uv O AUe Oh ieee eC.
Aug. 4; E 568350; Frank T. Shoop,
Columbus, O. 14895

VU never stop loving you; w and m
Karyvl Norman and Jesse Greer, of
U. S.i© Aug: 28)1923 3 2 ec Aug. 30;
E 570693: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 14896

I’ll sleep and dream where, where she
sings those lullabies; w E. G. E..
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Sept. 10, 1923; H 569105; Ed. G.
Hil, Mankate, Minn. 14897

T’ll think it over sometime; w and m
Edward Carlton Rees, of U. S., arr.
Mabelle Hopkins, of U. S. ©1«.
Aug. 16, 1923; E 568660; Mabelle
Evelyn Hopkins, Long Beach, Calif.

14898

Dt. 11, 41S. S

.

I long to be there once again; w and
mn. A., B.S. y0to USS var eeumert
Hossaek Steuart, of Great Britain.
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1923; E 568239; Alex-

ander Breheurs Steuart, Tampa,
Fla. 14899

I love my dear old daddy too; w E. M.
D., m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S ©.1 ec.
Aug. 2, 1928; BH 565994; Hilla M.
Dean, Edwardsville, Il. 14900

I love my old tomato, nobody can love
me like my old tomato can; w Biily
Downs, melody Billy Baskette, of
U.S. ©1c..Aug. 7, 1923; BH 570199 :
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.

14901

I love sixpence; canon, w traditional,
m Adam Carse, of Great Britain;
treble voices, in F, Williams ed.
(Joseph Williams’ new series of
songs, duets and trios for school and
classes selected and edited by Er-
nest Read: Two-part songs, no. 6)
4to. .© June 22, 1923; tc July 5;
E 567313; Joseph Williams, itd.,
London. 14902

I love the words of the Savior; w Nel-
lie Stratton, m H. J. K.,of U. S. ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 2 ¢, Aug. 13; EB 570248 ;
Horace J. Kurtz, Lafayette, Ind.

14903

I love you; fox-trot, from Little Jessie
James, Harry Archer, of U: S., arr.
Wm. Schulz, of U. §.; -oreht. 4to.
(Feist edition, no. 1152) © Aug.
20,:'1923);' 2 e) Aue. 2275 S68815 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 14904

—-—— from Little Jessie James, w Huar-
lan Thompson, m Harry Archer, of
U.S. ©! Aue So 1O2e ie. aes aie
FE 570339; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

14905

pat Andre Jullienne, of
France, et Ciro Urbini, of Italy;
orch. avec piano-conducteur. +to.
©) May .21, 1923s ee mes a
566358 ; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
14906

I loved a lass; pt.-song, w George
Wither, m George Dyson, of Great
Britain; men’s voices. Curwen ed.
4to. © July 19, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 2;
E 567485; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London. 14907

I’m a one papa gal; w and melody
J. H.. Sidney Holden and Otis Spen-
cer, of ,U..S., .arr..0.,S,. © 1 ¢, Aug.
14, 1923; E 568608; Jean Herbert,
Union Hill, N. J. 14908

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 19238

14952

I’m an appreciating mamma; w and
melody Sol Copperman, of U. 8.
1 ce. Aug. 14, 1923; E 568622; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14909

I’m feeling blue; w and melody J. L.,
Jim O'Leary and Billie Hays, of
tho arr. St. Oo" Cy #c™ Aue. 11,
1923; EH 568440; Jack Le Roy, Phila-
deiphia. 14910

I’m feeling blue, just for you; w F. H.
and yan Hughes, m E. S. 8. Hunt-
ineton, of U. S. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1923;
BE 579096; Frank Hicks, Plymouth,
Pa. 14911

I’m forever thinking of you; w E. T.,
melody Arnold Thomas Lax, of U.S.
© 1 ¢. Aug. 6, 1923 ; E 568671 ; Ernie
Taylor, Anderson, Ind. 14912

I'm ’fraid; fox trot, lyric, Robert Har-
greaves and 8. J. Damerell, m Lilian
Ray, of Great Britain. © June 20,
1923; 1 ec. June 28; EH 566714; Song
success syndicate, London. 14913

. Vm glad I took a real girl, not a flap-
per for my wife; w H. M. F., m Al
Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with words.
Gp jome 15; 1923: 2 ce Aug. 18;
068740; Hazel M. Fitzgerald, Nor-
wich, Vt. . 14914

Im glad you’re lonely; w Francis C.
Frey, m Michael J. Duffecy and F. C.
Wace Servo Phen ay OG a <¢
Sept. 1, 1923; E 568978; Framik pub.
house, Indianapolis. ; 14915

I’m goin’ back to my mammy; w E.
Clinton Keithley, m Bonnie Benedict
and F. Henri Klickmann, of U. S.
© Aue 18," 1923"! '2"e Aus.? 20."
5{0472 ; McKinley music co., Chicago.

14916

I’m going back; w and melody J. D.
Ser ws. C1 ce. Sept. 11923):
© 568968 ; Joseph D. Cancelmo, Phil-
adelphia. 14917

I’m going back to Hawaii; w E. EH. A.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U.S. ©1c. Aug.
13, 1923; Ei 570220; Elmer E. Ander-
son, Milaca, Minn. 14918

I’m gonna pack myself up parcel post
and send myself to you; w Cliff
Dixon, m Bob Carleton, of U. S.

Pe On leas ae Oo Ub. 1)
568930; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. ; 14919

I’m gonna pack up parcel post and
send myself to you; w Cliff Dixon,
melody Bob Carleton, of U. S. ©1
ce. Aug. 11. 1923; E 568486; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. © 14920

I’m Irish; w and m E. F._N., of U.S.,

arr. W. J. Goodell, of U. S. © July
SU. Opa er tee AA Si Ey EOC ENS
Ernest EF. Nutter, Chicago. 14921

I’m longing to hear your sweet voice in
my ear: w..K. C. W,,..m: George
Graff, jr., of U. S. New York, World
music pub. corp. © Aug. 7, 1923;
2 c. Aug. 15; E 568925; Essie Cecota
Wilson, Sylvan Grove, Kan. 14922

Um mad at myself; w and melody M.
sSeand@Ond- Tl of US!) 2: ev Aug.
29, 1923; E 570667; Mike Jackson
and C. Jay Taylor, New York.

14923

I'm mad at you; w and melody M. W
P..0t Ui Spr arr, Ray Eibbeler,
Ob WS: OAL. pay VO, Soe,
568178; Martin W. Prasch, Seattle.

14924

I’m nobody’s gal; melody, R. E. S., of
U.S. ©l1c Sept. 1, 1923; E 568967 ;
Robert. Elliott Spencer, San Fran-
cisco. 14825

I’m on my way back home: w and m
Carson Jay Robison, of U. S. ©
IBLY 20, M280 "2" sy GUE: 20 sy HY
568061; Riley-Robison music pub.
co., Kansas City, Mo. 14926

I’m packing up for old Kentucky; w
Seb. (Ge Meier i Johnson, er. UV:
S. ©l1e Aug. 3, 1923; E 568249;
Sara. I. Graddy, Hoxie, Kan.

14927

I’m sick of it Horace; w and melody
J. L., James O’Leary and Billie
Hays,.-£,,0:..5:),, afd 3. Ox-- Gail ve:
Aug. 11, 1923; E 568441; Jack Le-
Roy, Philadelphia. 14928

I’m the guy; w K. A., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
yeu Ss ah@y, biG. Aus. 20, 19235

570433; Krine Allman, Paterson, N.

a 14929

I’m the man that makes the world go
round; w andm N.’L. L., of U. 8.
(Lewis song sheet, bk. no. 3) ©
June,;20,. 19233). 2..¢c:.Jupe,,.23,, aif.
June 22; A 710501; Nathan L., Lewis,
New York. 14930

I’m trusting my all in His hand; w
WwW. S. Martin, m J. E. S.;:'O2 UW'S: ;
mixed voices. © June 22, 1923; 2 «¢.
July 12; E 565633; J. E: Sturgis,
Cincinnati. 14931
I’m trying to make you understand ;
lyric R. M., melody Arnold 'T. Lax,
OL Lee HO. te Ae. Ties LO se
570389; Romuald Michaud, Lewis-
ton, Me. 14932

893

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14933

I’m wearing a rose for you;.w J. E.
R., melody Arnold Thomas Lax, of
Lge oy ENG. ie HUY iid aoe ual Oo repicey TAY
568169; J. HE. Rau, Bathgate, N. D.

14933

I’m wearing out my life for you; w
and m HE. K. A., of U. S., arr. Joseph
Rix, of U. S. ©1ce. Aug. 30, 1923;
E 568918; EH. K. Arnold. Lansing,
Mich. 149384

I’m wondering; melody P. S., of
A Yat i Ble: ot Sy 2 ay IS RN
568442; Philip Silliman, Detroit.

14935

I’m wondering why; w A. D., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S. i Jape aaa 8 las
1923; E 570219; Audrey Dell, Los
Angeles. 14936

I must go to Moscow; from Ziegfeld
follies, w Mort Dixon and Leon
Flatow, m Ernest Breuer, of U. S.
©) “Ade, 2a; 74o2o; 2 C. AUe, a 8
568821; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New. York. 14937

I need just you; w Joe Abato, m J.
BR oe eS) Oy oe a wa":
2c. Aug. 28; E 5688938; Joseph R.
Ficarro, New York. 14938

never knew how much God gave to
me; duet, w J. Keirn Brennan, m
Ernest R. Ball, of U. S.3; ten. and
bari *art > By ita.) KC) ARI os 2) 1O2S
2c. Aug. 11; FE 5685385; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 14939

only wish you were but mine; w
A. S., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.

1 e. Aug. 2, 1923; E 570001; Alexis
Sitkareff, Lexington, Ky. 14940

picked the best peach when I picked
you; w B. J., m George Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U.
S. ©l1e Aug. 2, 1923; E 570000;
Bert Jenks, Collinsville, Ill.

_

—

hee

14941

1 remember; w Thomas Hood, m
Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great Britain.
©), Aug..'7, 1923; 1) 4 Aue. WS
567513 joi) B. ‘Cramer. &+co., ltd,
London. 14942

remember well; w W. A. D., m Geo.
Grate yr. "ote Sy arr. eo G.
Beach, of U.S. ©l1e. Aug. 2, 1923;
sraff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Tampa, Fla. - 14943

Leal

=

saw a ship a-sailing;
rhyme, m Felix White, of England:
in G. 4to. (Unison songs, no. 40)

894

traditional

Dt. IL nes 18

[Staff and tonic sol-fa notatiens]
©, July 24 AO sae dy Came eB)
067388 ; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.

14944

I still owe for my radio; w and m
L., Ey Hi, of; US) ern. vented,

of.,U. 8.3 Die With WW. ey ae, CALS.
16, 1928; E 568651; Leo Franz
Heller, Youngstown, O. 14945

I thought I knew; vocal fox trot, w
Geoffrey Clayton, m Henry Busse
and Ferdie Grofe, of U. S.; in A
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 16, 1923; 2 « July
26; E 568159; West’s, Itd., London.

, 14946

I’ve always, been true blue :to ,you,
so why can’t you be true to me; w
and mC. K. H., of U. S.,, arr. Henry
Welling, of U. 8S. © Aug. 30, 1923;
2'-e. ‘Aug. 383i; HE STOTeT; "Ohas.s K.
Harris, New York. 14947

I’ve feathered a nest for you; w J.
K., m EK. S. 8S. Huntington, of U. S.
© 1e¢ Aug. 31, 1928; BH 570731;
Joseph King, Port Caldwell, Ont.,
Yanada. 14948.

I’ve found the King; w and m H. J.
K, of U.S:: © Augs1, 18255 267402:
13; E 570250; Horace J. Kurtz, La-
fayette, Ind. 14949

I’ve got me some vamping mama now ;
w EK. A. L. m Harry Morton, of
U. S. New York, Manhattan music
co. ©. Aug) 40928 2 ew Aurel is :
EH 570188; BE. A. Lampkin, Muncie,
Ind. 14950:

I’ve got the electric light blues, pretty
papa; w G. C., m Elliott Markham,
of: U.) S.2 pt. with Ww. 47@hJ une
15, 1923; 2 ce. Aug. 18; EH 568728;
Gretta Collier, Madisonville, Ky.

14951
I’ve got the moonlight: the tramp,
w and m Harry Castling, of Great

Britain; in G. [Staff and sol-fa no-
tations] © July 16, 1923; 1c¢. July
- 18; E 566993; B. Feldman & co.,
London, 14952
T’ve got the you had me but you've
lost me blues: w and melody H. M.
J. of U. S., arr. Corretta Johnson, of
A Se) OL ee ete ay
568439; Harrison McClain Johnson,
Philadelphia. 14953.
I’ve got those ‘c-r-y-i-n-g blues; fox
trot, w. Jos. A. Yanchik and Geo. E.
Yanchik, melody T. F. C., of U. 8.
© 1. ¢ Aug. 11, 1923; E 563409;
Theo. F. Chuya, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
14954

as

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

I've got those Highland Dixie blues: v
R., T. C., melody Arnold T. Tax,
oes Se (©. lie Aus. 28,1923;
568875: R. T. Carmine, Newport
News, Va.

Tve no one to sing lullaby; w and
meiA. W:KK., of Great Britain,
domiciled at Brooklyn! ©. Aug: 2,
1923; 2c. Aug. 11; E 568484; A. W.
Kerr, Brooklyn. 14956

I want my sweet daddy now; w and m
Donald Haywoed, of U. 8S. ©l1«.
Aug. 3, 1923; E 568252; Down South
musie pub. co., inc., New York.

14957
I want somebody to love me: w G. W.
K., m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.

Theo. G. Beach, of U. 8. © 1c. Aug.
2, 1923; EH 565995; George W. Koza,
' Rechester, N. Y. 14958

I want to be someone’s buddie; w
LB. BP. m1, George Graff, jr.,: of
U. 8., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
© 1.¢. Aug. 2, 1923: BH 570018 : Lu-
cille B. Powell, Taft, Calif. 14959

Iwas a fool who believed in you; w
and melody H. H. H., of U. S.; vio-
lin. © 1c: Aug. J, 1993 EK 570019 :
Harry Harrison Hamblin, Kansas
City, Mo. 14960

I will lift up mine eyes: w from
Psalms 121, and 91, m John Hyatt
Brewer, of U. S.°; mixed voices with
organ ace. 4to. (John Church co.,
opihems for mixed voices, no. 2735)
© Aug. 24, 1993: 2c Aug. 27: EB
568864 : John Church CO., Cincinnati.

14961

I will make you brooches: w Robert
Louis Stevenson, m Hdrie Cundell,
of Great Britain. © Aug. 14, 1923:
; 2G Aug. 16; E 567567; Chappell &
, Itd.,, London. 14962

I won’t say I will, but I won't say I
won't; from Little Miss Bluebeard,
w' B. G. De Sylva and Arthur
Francis, m George Gershwin, of U.
S.: © Sept. 1, 1923: 2 ec. Sept. 5;
E 569056 ; Harms, ine., New York.

14963

Ich hob moire far mein weib; w and
melody 1.5) H., 6f' 0.) S29 %O=1'.
Aug. 11, 1923. B 568553; Israel J.
Hochman, New York. 14964

Idaho Coeur D’Alene dear darling to
you; w A. ;C., m. Gloria Brice, of
U. Ss: pf. with w.. © June 15, 1923;
2° @. "Aug. 45; KH; 568735; Arthur

14965

Crawford, Baker, Mont.

14955,

14977

Tf a certain man (Henry Ford). is
made our President; w and melody
A. W., of U. S. .© 1c. Aug. 16, 1923 -

H) 5686R2 : Al Wohlman, New York.
14966.
if dreams come true; w N. R. H., m-.

John F. Ryan, of U.S. © 1 e, Aug.
11, 1923; FE 568446; Nell R. Herron,

UA ,
Rushvilie, Ind. 14967

Tf I but knew; w Edward Lockton,
m Yvonne Doré, of Great Britain ;

in BE flat. © Aug. 30, 1923; 1¢. Aug.
531: EH 567645; Geuld & Bolttler,
London. 14968.

If I can take you from somebody else,
somebody could take you from me;
w and m Jack Mahoney, of U. S.
New York, BS A. musie pub. co. ©
July 5, 1923; 2 ce. June 25; EB 565064;
Barney Abramowitz, New York.

14969

If I can’t get the sweetie I want I
pity the sweetie I get; w Joe Young

and Sam M. Lewis, melody Jean
Sehwartz,,,of -U. oS.) 17 ce) Aug.

17, 1923; E 570498; Irving Berlin,

ine., New York. 14970

Same. © Aug. 22, 1923; 2 ¢«. Aug.
23; Ei. 568828; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 14971

If I could make your whole life biue;

w.oW, ALN. m ‘John EF. Ryan, of
seg Cy Vie nc. eee) RS) hee OB
568710; Wim. A. Nickerson, Brook-
lyn. 14972

If I could only be a child once agdin ;
w A. G., m George Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
© 1i.c Aug. 17,1923; HP 570426;
Alfred Green, Jefferson City, Mo.

14973

If I get the 1782; w F. A. S., m John
Ewimyan, Jo£°U. 8.) @ylrenSdept: 1,
1923; E 568951; Frank A. Samuels,
Charleston, S. C. 14974

If I had the pipe that Peter Piper
piped, what a pipe the girls would
be for me; w A. G., melody Dave
Dryer, of U.S. ©l1c. Aug. 3, 1923;
BH 568257; Alex Gerber, New York.

14975

pe Same, i) iG. Aus, 1S,, Ooze,
E 570436; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 14976.

If I had you; w John Anderson, m
Joe Hearst, of Canada. © July 30,
1923; 2.c. Aug. 4; E 568318; Hearst
music publishers, Winnipeg. eee

1497

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14978

Dt. 1 Nos ws

If I were in love with somebody else
I wouldn’t be here with you; w
and m Jos. H. Howard, of _U. S.,
arr. Henry Welling, of U. S. ©
Aue! oO, tODes 2 Se Ae va
o70769 ; Chas. K. Harris, New York.

14978

if, my dear; w Franklin P. Adams,
m Horace Johnson, of U. 8.; high
or medium voice. © Aug. 6, 1923;
2 ec. Aug. 11; E 568473; G. Schir-
mer, inec., New York. 14979

if the Swanee River flowed through
Londen; w Cumberland Clark, m
Paul Andrew, of Great Britain; in
D. [Staff and tonic. sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 7, 1923; 1 « June
7; E 566378; Cecil Lennox & co.,
London. 14980

If to-day was only yesterday; w Sid-
ney Holden and L, E. Z., melody
eK. Z.5 of Us Sa arr. Jean Waltz,
GE wea Meee. shahyedl 1923 > oH)
563607; Louis E. Zoeller, New York.

14981

If we could live on love; fox-trot,
Arthur Rebner, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor. 4to.
July 23,1923; 1c. Aus. 64 EB 567277 ;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 14982

If winter comes, I’m Alabama bound;
w Emory O’Hara, melody Harry
MIESery Oly UL wees ar Ts Ere Cin, OF
Unaes (Co Le. Aue il) 71O28 hy
568960; HKmory C. O’Hara, Rantoul,
Til. 14983

If ye love Me; text from St. John,
m wJohneen Gillingham, of ‘U. S.
no. 1, in E flat—no. 2, in F. ©
Aug. 24°1923 '2°E" each “Awg.- 273
EK 576591; Peates music house, inc.,
Uiiea wns Ye 14984

If you but knew; w and melody
By Co R.;./of Uy So -arre Bareld B.
Freeman, of U. S8.. © 1 ¢. Aug. 11,
1923; E 568461; Blanche C. Read.
Greene, R. I. 14985

If you could sail with me; w V. H.,
m Harry Weston, of U. S. © Aug.
29, 1923:;.2 ex, Sept. 43..EH «568992 ;
Virginia Hutson, New Orleans, La.

14986

If you were me and I were you; w
I. Simpson, melody Leo Bennett, of
U. S., arr. John W.. Rehauser,. of
LS: th. GL: SEDUs Dye loci ay neu
569044; Ida L. Simpson, New York.

14987

I] court, il court, le furet; fantaisie.

humoristique, par R. Ch. Martin,
of France, op. 102; pf. © June 15,

1923; 1 ex ud Uy, de Oe
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris.
14988

Il faut savoir prendre les femmes;
de l’opérette Le petit choc, paroles
de P. L. Flers, musique de Joseph
Szule, of France. © July 23, 1923;
te). Augt' 7; 567350 * “erancis
Salabert, Paris. 14989

Ill natured biues; w Hattie Pearson,
m’P. B., of U-"S.,” arr, James score,
of. U;. 8. \©, 1 @, Ange Aeieees,
570177; Paul Banks, Kansas. City,
Kan. -. 14990

ll6t (L’); de 8. Rachmaninoff, op. 14,
no. 2, arr. par Leonidas Leonardi,
of France; petit orch. Moscow [ete.]
A. Gutheil. 4to. © Mar. 30, 1923;
1c July 16; E 567044; Breitkopf
& Hartel, Leipzig. 14951

Immortal (The) choir; ballad, Adolt
Lotter, arr. Arthur Laycock, of Eng-
land; cornet solo with pf. acc. (In
Hawkes & son’s cornet album, no. 3)
© June 28, 1923; 1 « July 9; BH
566921; Hawkes & son, London.

14992

Imperial band march; by J. Owen
Long, of ‘U.!8. 3° pt “OQ Amer 11,
1923; 2 e. Aug. 14; BH 570266; A. W.
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 14993

Impromptu pastorale; by Anton Dvo-
Tak, op. 89, no. 1, arr. Adolf Lotter,
of Great Britain: pf. © July 16,
1928; 1 c July 16; EB 566982; Reid
bros., ltd., London. [© arrange-
ment] 14994

In a corner of the garden; w R. Dulcie
Binfield, m George Buchanan, of
England; in F. © July 15, 1923;
1c. July 30; E 567155; Leonard &
co., London. 14995

In a good old state of sunshine; w
F. D. R., m George Graft, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach; of U. S.
©), 1, c.-, Aug. 2, 1923 ; » Bh B6b993);
Forrest D. Richards, Eureka, Kan.

14996

In a sunny little town; w Lee W.
‘Walker, m Frederick W. Vander-
pool,of. Us: S..2x@c Sulbyaiepisa2s ;
2c. July 27; E 568154; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 14997

In Aready; from Three bagatelles,
Henry Holden Huss, of U. 8., op.
30, no. 2. General information and
method of study by the composer,
biographical sketch, form and struc-
ture, and glossary, Emerson Whi-
thorne; pf. (Progressive series
compositions, no. 6387, grade 3-b)

896

By tthe ea
ba: = : Le

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

15021

ey aly, 21,, 1928 5 fe
56806T |
- Louis.

C.J ULY , 2p. au
Art publication soe, St.
14998

three pastoral scenes, Montague
Hwing, of England; pf. Contents :—
1. In the forest.—2. The wooing of
Amaryllis.—3. Dance of the wood
nymphs. © July 12, 1923; 1¢. July
23; E 567079; Phillips & Page, Lon-
don. 14999

In August; w Teresa Hooley, m Maud
Stewart Baxter, of Great Britain.
Oomiuiy, 11; 1923 le. July 12; EH
567004; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd.,
London. 15000

w. Reginald

In Canterbury square;
Vivian Darow, m John. Prindle
Scott, of U. 8S. 1. Low voice.—2.
High voice. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c.
each Aug. 3;. H 568291. 568292;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

15001, 15002

In chiesa (At the church) ; by Edward
EK. Truceco, of Italy, domiciled at
New York, op. 15, no. 1; pf. © Aug.
Biatoues. 2c, AUS. ol: Hy HTOLID ;
Mauro VY. Cardilli, New York.

- 15003

In daddy’s arms; w E. T. E., m John
Ps Ryan, of Ut’ S: e)°t e: Aug.’ 4,
1923; EH 570079; Edna’ T. Elliott,
New Waterford, O. 15004

In dulce jubilo; w traditional, 14th
century melody with harmonies and
descants, Bernard Ramsey, of Eng-

land; eight mixed _ voices. 4t0.
(Church choir library, no. 248) ©
Sly 2 9233) dove. 2 Ate. 1s oR

567505 ; Stainer & Bell, Itd.. London.
15005

In glorious freedom; sonnet, m Alex-
ander Brent Smith, of England;
mixed cho. and orch. (Novello’s
-original octayo edition) © Aug. 20,
19235) 27 Auge 128 sot Bie 5675393;
Novello & eo., Itd., London. 15006

In Hawaii; one-step, worte von Beda,
musik von Artur M. Werau, of Aus-
tria, arr. von Kurt Lubbe, of Aus-

tria. © Nov, 30, 1922; 1 ¢. July 10,
1523; KE. 566945; Edition Accord,
Shh. Serlis. 15007

In love’s garden; w If. Le B., m M. W:
S08 We SiO ily Shy 1928; 2) e.
Aug. 11; © 570359; Fannie L. Bon-
ner and Margaret Wood Sutton,
Brookline, Mass. 15008

Jn media nocte; di Alfredo Berisso, of
Ttaly ;. pf, _ (Poemi; no. 3) © Aug.
de toes. A Cl NUSe Le err OTOL. ;
G. Ricordi & cc., Milan. 15009

OF

i

In. merry mood; four-part song, w
Thomas Oliphant, m Welsh folk-
song arr. Charles Wood, of England,
ed. Martin Akerman; male voices,
in F. 4to. (Year book press series.
of unison and part-songs, no, 218)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 11; 1923; 1 © July 3;\H
066979 ; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the.
year book press, Itd., London. 15010.

In my bark canoe; w Charles O. Roos,.
m Thurlow Lieurance, of U. S..
(Forgotten trails) © Aug. 1, 1928;
2c. Aug. 3; E 568308; Theo. Pres--
ser co., Philadelphia. 15011

In Nicotina; part-song; w Rena Cary
Sheffield, m T. Frederick H. Cand-
lyn, of U. 8.; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Apr.. 2, 1923; 2c. Aug. 15; E 570314;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 15012:

In the beginning was God; sacred
song, m Osear J. Lehrer, of U. S.
© Aug. 13, 1923; 2 @ Aug. 18;'B
070488 ; Chas. A. Richards, Norman,
Oki. 15013

In the dawn; w Ida M. Stenning, m.
Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great Britain.
@ Aug! T1928 3612 ehAteg! 1d BD:
067572; J. B. Cramer: & co., 1td.,
London, 15014.

In the days long long ago; w and m.
Woh, Yor U. \B TO) Ante 1s 4928 -
2¢e. Aug. 6; EH 568356; Willoughby-
Ford, Worcester. 15015.

In the fern glen; by Le Roy B. Camp-
bell, of U. S.; pf. © Aug. 9, 1923;
2 c. Aug. 18; E 570352; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 15016

In the garden; sacred song, A. R. §.,
of U. 8. 4to. (Lifting up series) ©:
Aug. 7, 19238; 2.¢ Aug. 11; E.568457 >
A. R. Schooler, Cleveland. 15017

In the garden of my heart; duet, w
Caro Roma, m Ernest R. Ball, of
U. 8.3; ten. or sop., and bar. or con-
Pratto: ta ©.) July Si. 12a e ON.’
Aug. 11; E 568539; M. Witmark &-
sons, New York. 15018

In the long ago; fox trot, w R. N. R.,
m E. 8. 8. Huntington, of U.S: ©
1c. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570126; Robert
N. Robertson, New Orleans. 15019

In the moonlight’s glow; w M. M. W.,
mM: Jenn wy yan okie Sa8 ©). Ae.
Aug. 4, 1923; E 570134; Mabel

.Myles Wallin, Frankfort, Mich.
15020:

In the morning blues; melody Wm. B.
Mosely; of, "ORS. Te) Ane S14,
1923; EH 568614; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

15021

CATALOGUE OF. COPYRIGHT, ENTRIES

15022

In the old swing; by Adam Geibel, of
U. S.; pf. (Memories of child-
hood). © Aug..1, 1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 3;
HK} 568297; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15022

In the soup; in Rats, w Donovan
Parsons, m Harry Collman, of Great
Britain. © July 3,'1923; 1 ¢ Aug.
2: E 567226; Cecil Lennox & ¢o.,
London. 15623

In the spring sunshine; fantasia, M.
W. Butlers of Us.S, 5 pt. Aug.
11,1923; 2 « Aug. 14; H..570268 ;
A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo.

15024
day

‘nm the street of your golden

dreams; w and melody, L. R. A.,. of
‘Om. by elamept.2 oo) ¢ W2S"7
569045; Lenard Richard — Ayers,
Fitzsimons, Col. 15025

In the summertime we'll have the
wedding; w Hollis Peavey, m Doris
Peavey, of U. S. © Aug. 24, 1928;
2c Aug. 27; BE 570592; H. M: Pea-
vey, St. Paul, Minn. 15026

In the village; rondo, Hans Ailbout,
of Germany; pf. (Lyric pieces) ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 3; H 568310 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadeiphia.

£5027

In the winter time; w EH.’ I. B., m
Bernard Satz, of U. S. Worcester,

Edward I. Boyle co. Aug.. 3,
1988; 2 c. Aug. 6; He568358 5 Hadi iT.
Boyle, Worcester. 15028

In your faith, in your love, in your
arms; w J. .V. H., melody D.. R., of

Wits. © L chAnge tm T23¢i0h
570367; Dave Reed and J. Vincent
Healy, New York. 15029

Inchin’ along; fox-trot, w Joe McCool,
m Blanche Mae Belle Reed, of U.
S. Des Moines, Midwest music pub.

c0.;,@ Aug,.20, 1923; 2, ¢., Aug, 23 ;
BH 568827; McCool & Reed, Des
Moines. 15030

Indeciso (L’)'; versi di Giuseppe As-
eoli, musica di Nicomari, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Tipografia edi-
trice W.. Brderis..: 4tor;, © vJume.s 1
1923); 1c. Aug: 75; Hy 567293; Italian
book co., New York. 15031

Indian paradise; w HE. L., m Arnold
TT. Lax,-of U. 8.,..New: York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923
2 @ Aug. 20; E 570459; Hawin
Leithold, Pokegamma, Minn. 15032

Indian summer; w George Hlliston, m
Louis Victor Saar, of U. S., op. 163,
MOsi bin ©.-Aus.) 7, , I92R= Qe Age:
18; EE. 570258;. Willis. music. co.,
New York.

15033:

‘Its not the same old world

Innocence ;, waltz, W. N. D., of U. S.;

mand. orch.. © Aug. 24, 1923; 2 ¢.
Aug. 17; EH 570381; Warren N. Dean,
York, Pa. . 15034

Interniezzo-lyrico; by Ronald Argent-

son, of Great Britain; pf. © Aug.
30, 1928's ch Gy Avion 31: Dy 567644 -
Gould & Boittler, London. 15035

Isiel by ja do vas kazdy vecer; w John
KR. Pacovsky, melody T. F. C., of U.
Ss. '@rlie July 27, 1923; BH 5681382:
Theo. #. Chuya, Wilkes-Barre, Pa:

15036

Island (The) of dreams; five short
impressions, Leon Feorde, of Eng-
land; pf. Contents:—l. On ithe
.coral reef.—2. Sea lullaby.—3. Deep

: 5 5 3
5. Sea lions. © July 31, 1923; 1 c.
Aug. 6; EH 567317; Leonard & co.,
London. 15037

Isle (The) of apple trees; w E. S.

James, m F. EH. Woodwright, of
Great Britain. © Aug. 8, 19238; 1 «.
Aug. 18; E 567512; Lareine & co.,
ltd., London. 150388

Isle‘of love; w Mrs: W. J. T., m John
F.,; Ryan, of Us 8, . ©-d @ Ame ts.
1923; E 568709; Mrs. W. J. Tyler,
Elkhart, Ind. 15039

it is spring; unison chorus, w Grace
L. Hosmer, m Norman Lighthill, of
U. 8.3; with alto ad lib. 4to. (The
unison chorus, compiled and = ar-
ranged by John 8. Fearis, no. 1212)
© ‘Aus. 22, 19234 Hier Ape ier)
570601; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.

>) 15040

It’s hard to forget; w and m H. S. D.,
of ‘U.S. ‘© July ‘21, 192332 e) July
25; EH 568117; Howard Starr Dickey,
Newton, Kans. 15041

It’s not all in a song; w G. W. Paing-
born, m Sylvia Forrest, of UW. ay
pf. with w. © June 15, 1923;

Aug. 18; EH 5687438 ; George W. ae
born, Freeland, Mich, 15042

witheut
you dear old pal of mine; w HH.
Clinton Keithley, m Jeannette Dur-

yea, of U. S. © Aug. 18, 1923%'2 «.
Aug. 20; H 570470; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 15043

It’s only-.a bill from the laundry; w
and melody G. GC. T., of U. S. ©
1c. Aug. 11, 1923; 568562 ; George
Chittenden Turner, New York.

15044

898

pt. 1, Magy v.18.

Werrcnee
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' MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

It’s raining; cne umbrella for two, w
and m Seymour Simons, of U. S.
Cy Ame) '6)\ 1928. 2c. Aug,; 1h; H
568517; Jerome H, Remick & co.,
New York. 15045

It’s rainy when you go; farewell song,
w and m Hdna Randolph Worrell, of
is seo® Aus, 2..1923;.2)\¢. :Aug, 1 ;

1) 568520; March brothers, Lebanon,

Q. 15046

It’s the life; novelty song, w and m F.
P., of U. S. New York City, Frank
Harding: + ©, Augs 28; 1923); . 2) .«:
Sept. 1; E 570781; Krank Peters,
Hast Pittsburgh, Pa. 15047

=

It’s too late now; fox trot song, I. Jay
Faggen and Melville Morris, arr.
seo. J. Trinkaus, of U. 8.3; orch. in
G. 4to.' © Aug. 23, 1923; 2.¢. Aug.
80; E 570766; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

15048

w I. Jay Faggen, m Melville
Morris, of U. S. © July, 31, 1923;
2 ec. Ang. 11; E 568066; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 15049

It’s your time to have the blues; w
and melody Tosh A. Hammed, of
ine. -e.. Aus. 14. 1923- Hh
568620; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 15050

It’s your turn to cry over me; fox trot,
w jules Mingo and B. J. S:, m B. J.
Sisk, of'U. S: ~° Sioux City, Ta., B. J.
Sisk music co. © July 20, 1923; 2c.
Aug. 11: EH 5€8516; Berry J. Sisk,
Sioux City, fa. 15051

T¢ was a lover and his lass; part-song,
W Shakespeare, m James P. Dunn,
ot U. S.; mixed voices. Fischer ed.
(Choruses in octavo form, no. 5261)
© Auz' 29)°1928: 2 ¢ Aug 30: E
558923 ; J: Fischer & bro., New York.
[© arrangement] 15052

It was in April, I was just an April
fooi: fox trot ballad, w and m Br-
nest R. Ball and Abner Silver, of U.S.
Wnduly st, 1923: 2-c. Aug. 11;
568065; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15053

It wen’t be long now; w and m Stan-
ley S. Miller, of U. S. © lc. Aug.
3, 1923; E 568251; Down South mu-
sic pub. co., inc:, New York. 15054

Italian (The) fox trot; w Josephine

_- Walazzolo, melody T. Ferrazzano, of

talyi (© 1. ¢yjAng. 30,2 1923.;.,.B
568901; J. Palazzolo, New York.
15055

a |

J’ ai vingt ans; valse, de L’amour
masqué, de André Messager, arr. par
FE. Salabert, of France; orch. avee
piano conducteur. 4to. (Célébre
collection des succés, no. 641) ©

July 30, 1923; 1 ec Aug. 13; EB 567544;

Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar-
rangement ] 15056

J’aime; valse de Voperette Le petit
choc, paroles de P. L. Flers, musique
de Joseph Szule, of France. © July
28; ) 1923 shee. VANS. hy EK pS 67349;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 15057

J’ m’ en balance; fox-trot, sur les mo-
tifs de La-haut, de Maurice Yvain,
of France; pf. ©.July 23,1928: 4
e. Aug. 7; EH 567324; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. [© arrangement]

15058

J’ suis pas vernie; de i’operette My-
ria, ou L'amoureuse incompléte, pa-
roles de René Nazelies, musique de
André Mauprey, of France.” © July
30, T9233) 1 el Aue 135°: 567449
Irancis Salabert, Paris. THOSE

Jack o’ lanterns; by Mari Paldi, of
U.. S.; pf. (Hallowe'en; no. 3 Cc
Aug. 6, 1923; 2 c& Aug. 11; BE 568483;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 15066

Jamie and Maggie on the banks 0’
Loch Lomon’; w and m J. B. R., of
U8. ,©-Aue’ 1923 - 2.6" Aus, 2:
E 568673; J. Burlington Rigg, Oak
Park, Il. 15961

Jaunting (The) car; from Jack of
hearts, w Florence Fink, m George
Ho Gantian, on U.S. (6) Ano ods
1923; 2 c. Aug. 28; EB 568984 > Hinds
Hayden & Eldredge, inc., New York.

5062

jazz (The) folio; ten choice and pop-
ular style soles, arr. Thos. J. Arm-
strong, of U. 8.3; ten. banjo. Nico-
mede ed. © Aug. 9, 1923; 2c. Aug.
11; E 569057; Nicomede music co.,
Altoona, Pa. 15063

Jeme couche; chansonnette, paroles de
Phyio, musique de Gaston Gabaroche
et Fred Pearly, of France. © July
BU hoa de CAO ek By OKs
Francis Salabert, Paris. 15064

Je pense 4 mon estomac; chansonneite,
paroles de Amelet, musique de Pierre

Chagnon and René Darlay, of
France. © July 23, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug.
7; E .567357; Francis Salabert.
Paris. 15065
Jealousy; the worid goes wrong, Ww

Lyna N. Murdaugh, m_ the Bauer
brothers, of U. S...© July. 30, 1923 ;
2 ¢ Aug. 4; EF 568328; Mrs. Merti-
mer Murdaugh, Varnville, S. C.
1505¢

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15067

pt. Wh Bass vase.

Jenny kiss’d me; w Leigh Hunt, m | Jonathan Jollybun; w Bric Talbot,

Leonard Hudson, of England, op. 14,
no: 3. © Aug.'7, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug. 20;
E 567535; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 15067

Jesus is mine to-day; w W. ©. Poole, m
Geo. C. Stebbins, of U. S. © Aug. 3,
1923 5, 2 @. Awe. 1 3 56857075 Pab-
ernacle pub. co., Chicago. 15068

Jewelled (A) rosary; w Dena Tem-
pest, m Teresa Del Riego, of Great

Britain. © Aug. 14, 1923; 1c. Aug.
22; E 567587; Chappell & co., 1ltd.,
London. 15069
Jimmy Burton's Christmas; a play in

one act for chilcren, w and m F.
Ee .0f C'S, arr Ruth ‘Barrett, of
U. 8S. In two pts., libretto and mu-
sic. ©1e. Sept. 6, 1923; D 26483;
Florence Romaine. New York.

3 15070

Johanna; w P. L. R., m Herbert R.
Fisher, of U. S. New York, Manhat-
tan music co. © June 1, 1923; 2 ¢.
Aug. 18; E 568674; Peter L. Reilly.
Wallingford, Conn. 15071

Joli soir de printemps; one step, de
Fred Pearly, arr. par F. Salabert,

of France; orch. avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. (Célébre collection

des succés, no. 651) © Aug. 25,
1923; 1 ¢. Sept. 11; E 567738; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. [© ‘arrange-
ment] 15072
—— paroles et musique de Fred
Pearly, of France. © July 30, 1923;
le. Aug. 13; E 5674138; F. Salabert,
Paris. 15073
Jolie (Une) jambe dans un joli bas;
one-step ou fox-trot, de Pierre
Chagnon et René Darlay, of
Mranee sary (C), tly ae Lola Me,
Aug. 18; E 567415; Francis, Sala-
bert, Paris. 15074
Jolly (The) bachelors (Hls fadrinets
de Sant Boi); Catalan folksong,
English version Mary Ellis Opdycke
and Kurt Schindler, m Antoni Pérez-
Moya, ed. IK. Schindler, of U. 8.; 6
mixed voices. 4to. (Songs of the
Spanish previnees: Catalonia) [Eng-
lish and Spanish text] © June 7.
1923; 2c. Aug. 15; HE 570319; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 15075
Jolly winter time; unison chorus, w
Aletha Phillips, m Irving Gingrich,
of U. S.; with alto ad lib. Ato.
(The unison chorus, compiled and
arranged by John S. Fearis, no.
12). WO) Awe 22) 1923) Bie vas.
27; E 570600; J. S. Fearis & bro.,
Chicago.

15076:

m Montague Ewing, of England;
bar., in'D. © July 10, 1923: 1c.
July 16; E 567009; Leonard & co.,
London. 15077

Jones comes home late; pianologue,
w Warren Hastings, m Herberte Jor-
dan, of Great Britain; -recitation
with pf. acc. (Musical monologues,
no. 269) © July 6, 1923; 1.¢ July
20; E 567031; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 15078

Josie; vocal fox trot, w and m Made-
line Rossiter and Oswald Anderson,
of Australia. (Paling’s song series,
no. 127) © May 15, 1923;1c¢. June
19; E 566687; W. H. Paling & co.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia. 15079

Joy song; w L. P. L., m Baron De
Ely, jr., of U. S. © July 20, 1923:
2c. Aug. 11; "Ei 568533 © Hovielk (Pp.
Law, Siloam Springs, Ark. 15080

Joyce; fox-trot, w Con West, m Jack
Hylton, of Great Britain. © July
25, 1923 7) 'e. Duly 28: Vhs Mis ;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 15081

Joyful (A) song; w Ben Johnson, m
Richard Kountz, of U. 8S. © Aug. 1.
1923°3°2 ¢ Aug.'3:°H) 568293 3"T neo. :
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15082

Juliska ; danse russe, Jane M. Matting-
ly, of .U.S.¢ pE h© Julyies, te2o 2 2
ce. Aug. 4; E 568278; Willis music
eco., Cincinnati. 15083

June midnight; w Norma Miller, m
K. E. W. of U. S. © 12 & Sept. 10,
1923; E 569095; Kathlyn Elizabeth
Woolf, San Francisco. 15084

June’s the time for roses; w Edward
Teschemacher (Edward Lockton),
m D. Lorah, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus,
of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark edition, standard quartettes,
no. 1642) © Aug. 6, 19238; 2 c. Aug.
14; E 568645; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

5 15085

June time kisses; w and m M. A. G.,
of US. © 1 € Auge Teie237.E
568554; Merton A. Garrett, Muscea-
tine, Ia. 15086

Junior (The) hymnal; compiled and
ed. Hazel A. Lewis, Hleaner Allen
Schroll and J. H. Fillmore, of U.
S. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music
house. 8vo. © July 2, 1923; 2/ce.
and aff. July 9; A 753043; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 15087

900

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Just a little willingness; w F. M.
Holmes, m H. J. K. of U. S. © Aug.
Meo 37 2) e, Ang. (13; BH 570249;
Horace J. Kurtz, Lafayette, Ind.

15088

Just a lullaby; w Joe Hearst and
Charlie Harrison, m Bill Davis, of
Canada. « © July: 30, 1923; 2. c¢.
Aug. 4; E 568319; Hearst music
publishers, Winnipeg, Canada.

15089

Just a luring melody; by EH. F. Kiuhle,
of U. S., arr. Anton Koehler, of
emis te. KC) 1c, Ane. 275 4928 ;
E 570578: Ernst Ferdinand Kiihle,
New York. Et ~ 15090

Just a song of you; fox trot, w and
melody R. W. E., of U.S. ©l1e
Sept. 4, 1923; E 569037; Reginald
Warrington Hastlake, Ann Arbor.

15091

Just a sprig of lilac; w M. R'm
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1c. Sept.
1, 1923; E 568965; Maude Russell,
Kenmore, O. 15092

Just a wee drap; w and m Tom Cope-
land, of England; in B flat. (St.
Giles series of popular songs, no.
- 26) [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]

Cugsulyed. 1025, 1, ¢ July 192. B
567013; St. Giles pub. co., Itd., Lon-
don. 15093

Just an old-time sweetheart; w A.
Peat te mo. ELuntington, of U.S.
Orr Ee MAugs 4, 1923: Wr 570120;
Alta Pence, Padroni, Col. 15094

Just because I love you; w L. V., m
BH. S. S. Huntington, of U: S. ©
ten Aye i) 1993 o(0728; Lura
Von Rohl, Richmond, Calif. 15095

Just because I think of you; w and
mee Ae ror: SO) e.Sept. ,
4995): E 569084 ; eee Ayer Paine,
New York. 15096

Just because it’s you; w and m O. L.
P., of U. S., arr. Ada Brown, of U. S.
© 16. June 7, 1923; E 570368: Ona
Lee Pogué, Kansas City, Mo.

15097

Just keep on dancing; w P. O. B.,

melody Walter Smith. of U. S. ©

moe. Anes) 11925: EH 568250; Percy
Rt O. Brewer, San Francisco. 15098
Just keep on smiling, mammy:; w and

mand Jb. 8. Of 1. oe.” ©) L-e.
Aug. 29, 1923: E 570669; Ben Hal-
perin and Phil Svigals, New York.
15099
wast leave me alone, that’s all I’m ask-
ing of you; w and m. R. L. D.. jr.,
or U: §. © Pe Sept. 5-1923- E
569039 ; Raymond L. Davis, jr.. Chi-
cago. 15100

80831—24——-4

15111

Just longing; w W. McLeod, m Wil-
liam McLeod and Harry Farstad,
of-U! S!, arr. He PO 4 @ Aue" 11,
1923; E 5684438; William Benjamin
McLeod, Minneapolis. 15101

Just one more waltz before we part,
for old time’s sake; waltz, w H. Clin-
ton Keithley, m F. Henri Klickmann,
of U.S Oy AUS 1851923 02 ve Ans.
20; E 570473; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. 15102

Just remember, I asked you to wait
awhile; w Edward Sedgwick, m
Henry R. Cohen, of U. S. © Aug.
2,,1923:; 2.¢e: Aug. 11; © 568487;
Essansee pub. co., Los Angeles.

151028

Just say that you'll be true; waltz
ballad and fox trot song, w Billie
Hays and Howard Wong, melody
J. L. and James O’Leary, of U. S.,
arm J? OF Leary: ©) 4 &° Ages 11

1923; E 569064; Jack Le Roy, Phila-

delphia. 15104
Just the absence of you; w B. K., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S. New

York, World music pub. corp. ©

BM Sot ek ORs peyarC,:, eee, oe» HG
568927 ; Bena Knudson, New
Sharon, Ia. 15105

Just to be loved by you; w N. B., mel-
ody-Arnold "i 4Lax, of U's. -@ 1
e. Sept. 10, 1928; E 569108; Neil
Batchelder, Wilton, N. H. 15106

Just to-day pal; w M. H., m Elliott
Markham, of U. S.; pf. with w.
(OyrMiay th, 19232 ce, Shull (27 2
568140; Mae Hovenden, Cincinnati.

15107

Just try a smile or two; w Frank
(rrelli, .msaut .Siett-- of UU; Sa. ©
Age AG LOI a Se 2 Gy ADS on Zac,
568833; Florintine music pub. co.,
San Francisco. 15108

Just when I start to love you then you
want to say good bye; w M. E. W.,
m: John... Ryanmsof 3U0.- Soo 1© ike.
Aug. 18, 1923);. 4H 568711.;,,.M. » Es.
Williams, Chicago. 15109

Just you and I; hesitation waltz, w B.
H., melody Jack Vincent; of U. S.
HOT dc. AA we iB) HOLS 568258 ;
-Bud Hagner, Dubuque, Ia.

15110

K. H. J. (Kindness happiness and
joy) ; concert waltz, G. G., of U. 8.;
pf. ‘© July 30, 1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 6; EB
568357; George Grimm, Los An-
geles. 15111

901

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15112

pt. 111, He, *. aS.

Kaduka el mayass; by L. N., of U. S.,
1st papers; pf. (Nahme’s oriental
airs,no, 3) ©’ 1 ec: Aug. , 19282 E
010189; Leon Nahme, Brooklyn.
19112
Kamelia; w.and m N. F. T., of U. S.
©l1ec. Aug. 29, 1923; E 570670; Noah
F.. Tillery, Kansas City, Kans.
oS
Kansas City man blues; w and melody
Clarence Johnson and C. W., of
COS Sor@ ee Antes 4 Ors
568617; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine, New York. 15114

Karroo; w Stanley Damerell and R.
Hargreaves, m Edgar Adeler, of
’ Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © July 2,°1923; 1 ec.
July 5; E 566840; B. Feldman &
co., London. 15115
Kathleen, rose o’ Kildare; black-
haired fair Rose, w J. F. S., m F.
PKs of Uf. Ss arreby#y B. K..and
gach Set ote UW. 2S. © Oyalinen Ames 23,
1923; HK 568809; F. Paul Knarr and
James F.. Stevens, Columbus, Ind.
15116
Katja, die tanzerin; operette in drei
akten, von Rudolf Oestrreicher und
Leopold Jacobson, musik von Jean
Gilbert, of Germany, klavierauszug
mit Singstimmen eingerichtet von
Willy Geisler, of Germany. © Nov.
Ty LOQZ2F Ad Qu Diahy Oe, P9285,
066956 ; Rondo-verlag, Berlin.
tod 17
Kat’s tail; w and m A. W. EH. A., of
U. S., arr. William C. Lindeman, of

Usws.) © J sc.. Auge. Ag, 19232, 6
570408; Axel W. E. Austin, New
York. 15118

Keep lovin’; w M. EK. K., m Arnold T.
Lax, “of .U. (S... New, York. Frank
Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
20; E 570464; Mabel E. Kerr, Sagi-
naw, Mich. 15119

Keep your eye on daddy, when mam-
ma’s away; w and melody Leo Wil-
lard: Locke; ‘of USS, “© ae! Aug.
11, 1923; BE 568438; Lee William
Loekwood, St. Paul. 15120

Keeping step with you; w C. M. R., m
John F. Ryan. of U. S. ©1e. Sept.
1, 19238; E 568966; Clara Margaret
Ray, Oklahoma City, Okl. 121

Keltic (A) lament; by J. H. Foulds,
arr. and ed. Arthur Laycock, of
England; cornet solo, with pf. ace.
(In Hawkes & son’s cornet album,
no. 3) © June 28, 1923; 1¢. July 9;
E 566920; Hawkes & son, London.

t5h22

Kennedy ; fox-trot, par Raoul Moretti,
of France; pf. © June 27, 1923;
1 ¢. July 31: E 567201; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 15123

Keystone songs; collection of songs,
for schools, institutes, academies,
ete., R. M. Stults and others, of U. S.
S8vo. © May 29, 1923; 2 @ and aff.

-June 8: A 708876; Hall-Mack co.,

Philadelphia. 75124.
Kid (The); fox trot, par Maurice
Bellecour, of France; oreh. avec

piano conducteur. 4to. © May 21,
1923; 1c. June 6; E 566376; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. A525

King Arthur’s knights; nine minia-
tures, Leslie Fly, of Great Britain;
pf... .© July 11, 125s eats :
E 567073; Forsyth bros., ltd., Lon-
don. 15126

King Benjamin, was nobody’s fool;
w and m Billy Gorman and Eddie
Gorman, of U. S., arr. Ted EHast-
wood, of U. 8S. ©1e. July 17, 1923;
ki 568164; Broadway music corp.,
New York. 110127

King Tut; ow W, vie Eigen i, Al
Meehan, of U. 3,3 pi. Valine. 4t0.
© June 15, 1923-2 -c¢ Ave. ea. 2
968850; W. H. Bigsby, Norfolk, Neb.

10128

w Walter Bissonette, m N. M. N.,
of U.S. .©.uL Gy July ik, 1923: B
068168; Nellie M. Neil, Los Angeles.

15129

Kiss me a little bit more; w and mel-
ody Phil Madison, of U. S. ©1«.
Aug. 30, 1923; H 568918 ; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 15130

Kkiss me goodnight; w and mS. A. N..
of U.S) OL ey Amey e2eieva, EB
568846; Stuart A. Noble, Philadel-
phia, 15131

Kiss me with your eyes; waltz ballad,
w Fileta Jan Brown, m Herbert
Speneer, of U. S. 1. Orch., arr. Wm.
J. C. Lewis, of U. S. 4to.—2. Song.
©,Aug. 2, 1923: 2c) eneh Ame. 3
E 568272, 568273 ; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York: [© arrange-
ment for orchestra | 15932515133

Kitina; la danse du tango, de H.
Forterre, of France; oreh. avec
piano-conducteur. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1 ¢. Sept. 125.8 S617ar 7 Gaudet,
Paris. 15134

Kitty ; from The blarney stone, w and —
m Walter Scanlan, of U. S. © Aug.
23,. 1923; 2.@ Aug. 23; H 568824;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 45135

902

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Kitty, Malone; w 8S... P...m EH. S&. §.

Huntingion, of U., S...,©.-4, «Aug.
4, 1923; E 570104; Sidney E. Perey.

Paddington, Australia. 15136
Kleine (Die) siinderin; operetten-
Sschwank in 38 akten, gesangstexte

von Willy Prager, musik von Jean
Gilbert, of Germany; vollistindiger
klavierauszug mit text bearb. von

Fritz Prager. of Germany. © June
eng eae ee! He Fiity + a0) > 1928'6 !

566954; Rondo-verlag, Berlin.

15137

K-loony Dan; w B. C., m John F.
Ryan,of VU. §S. f eAdet! 18,
1923; EF 568708: B. Card, Ogunquit.
Me. 15138

Knockin’ ’em cold; fox trot blues, w
BL. H., melody Jack Vincent, of U. S.
© ft cy; Aug: 3, 1923; E 568262; Bud
Hagner, Dubuque, Ia. 15139

Keechlin (Charles) Andante; no. 3,
de la sonate pour hautbois et piano,
par. C. Keechlin, of France; haut-
bois et piano. Paris, Editions de
la nouvelle revue francaise. Ato.
(Revue: musicale, 4° année, no. 8

Supplément musical du 1°" Juin,

1923) © June 1, 1923; 1 c. July
12; BH 566996; Revue musicale,
Paris. 15140

Koénigin (Die) vom Montmartre; die
strassenkénigin, operette in 3 akten
von Denn Spranklin, musik von
Vada Enném, of Holland, vollstin-
diger klavierduszug mit text bearh.
von Otto Petersen, of Germany. ©
June 8, 1922; 1c. July 10, 1923;
566950 : Rondo-verlag, Berlin. 15141

Kokomo; w A. G., melody Dave Dryer,
bt We Sisv@® toe Auer 6) 1923;
568402; Alex Gerber, New York.

5 15142

Kreutzer etude, no. 4; staccato study
for violin, with pf. acc. Grace Wil-
liston, ‘of (Us Si '4tos'@: Aug: | 17,
192332) ie oAug.. 18s"... 570480;
Oberlin music co., Oberlin, O.

15148

~ Kvintet for fidjte, obo, klarinet, horn

og fagot; af Carl Neilsen, of Den-
mark, op. 438. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition, no. 2285, 2285a) In two
pts., sc. and parts. © Aug. 1, 1923;
1 ec Aug. 23; E 567595; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 15144

L stands for London; w and m W. J.
B.. of Great Britain. © July 24,
1923; 1 ¢ July 31; E 567238; Wil-
liam James Bugler, London, Can-
ada. 15145

15155

La haut: one-step, de l’operette, de
Maurice _Yvain, .of France: . orch.
avee piano conducteur. Ato. (Cél-

ébre collection des succés, no. 648)
(© duly 30. 1o25 hee Ate? Toa

DO67D01; Francis” Salabert,. Paris.
[© arrangement] 15146

Laddie boy, he’s gone: poem Hdna
Bell Seward. m Geo. M. Sewarad, of

Be SO vVAus.. 13, 1923 > Quen Aue.
24; KE 570659; Harold Rossiter
music ¢co., Chicago. 15147

Lady Lou, I love you, ’deed I do: w
and oy Bu -At. ©); ic8s. 8.21 @ i fully
24, 1923,;.2, ec Aug... 2;, BE. 5703808;
R. A. Caskie, Richmond. 15148

Lindler; by Edward \E:. Truceo, of
Italy, domiciled. at New York, op.

14, no. 2; pf. © Aug. 10, 1923; 2 «.
Aug. 1b; KE) 568522; Mauro V. 'Car-
dilli, New York. 15149
Laf-n sax: by Edward C. Barroll, of
U._S.; pf. and solo E flat alto saxo-
phone. © Aug. 6, 1923: 2 ec. Aug.
13; E 570252; Finder & Urbanek,
Chicago. 15150
Lamb (The); two-part song for chil-
dren, poem William Blake, m Lau-
rence Powell, of Great Britain, op.
13, no. 1; in G min. Williams ed.
(Joseph Williams’ new series of
songs, duets and trios for schools
and classes selected and edited by
Ernest Read: Two part songs, no.
L). 2)4tol.@: Fine BZA’ 1923 47 e.
July 5; E 567316; Joseph Wiiliams,
itd., London. 15151
Lament of the frontier guard; w Ezra
Pound, m Granville Bantock, of
Great Britain; male voices, in D.
4to. (Boosey’s modern festival se-
ries of choral music, no. 2) [Staff
and tonic sol-fa netations] © July
31, 1923;-1 ¢. Aug. 20; E) 567518 ;
Boosey & co., London. bo 52
Lamento et Tarentelle; par Gabriel
Grovlez. of France; pour clarinette
et pf. Paris, Alphonse Leduc edi-
tions musicales. © July 15, 1923:
1 ec. July 31; E 567177; Alphonse
Leduc et cie., Paris. 15153
Lamps (The) of paradise; John
Boyle O’Reilly. m John Hyatt
Brewer, of U. S.; :cho: of men’s
voices. 4to. (John Church co., cho-
ruses and glees for men’s voices,
secular, no. 2730) © Aug. 24, 1923;
2-e. Aug. 27; E 568865 ; John. Chureh

Ww

eo., Cincinnati. 15154
Land. of. dreams; w Mrs. C. ©... m
Jonny EF. ya, Of...0.. os ay oC:

Aug. 18, 1923; E 568702; Mrs. Clar-
ence Carson, Media, Pa. 15155

903

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15156

Land of somewhere; w M. F. O., m
Marcella A. Weiskopf, of U. S. ©
1c. Aug. 20, 1923; E 570446; Michael
F. O'Malley, Chicago. 15156

Lanquetuit (Marcel) Intermezzo; de
M. Lanquetuit, of France; orgue.
(L’orgue moderne, 33° livraison) ©

aly: 2). 192385 ave. Alp. 946"
567507; Alphonse Leduc et Gie.,
Paris. 15157

Lark (The) ; by M. Glinka, transcribed
M. Balakirev, rev., fingering, pedal-
ing, phrasing and instructive anno-
tations, Leopold Godowsky, of U.S.,
biographical sketch, form and struc-
ture, and glossary, Lewis G. Thomas,
of U. S.; pf. (Progressive series
compositions, no. 913) © July 31,
19235 °2-¢e. Aug. 3; E 568271; ‘Art
publication soc., St. Louis. [© fin-
gering, pedaling, phrasing, annota-
tions, biographies and glossary]

15158

Last night on the back porch I loved
her best of all; fox trot song, w
and m Lew Brown and Carl Schraub-
stader. of U. S., arr. Lee Terry, of
U. §.: oreh. 4to.. New York, Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co. © Aug. 15,
1923; .2 e. Aug. 16; E 568666; Skid-
more music co., ine, New York.

15159

Laude; in quattro tempi concatenati, |

Wi Renzo Bossi, of Italy, op. 16;
violino, violoncello e pf. © July
EG; W923; ab se -Saly skSs Ex 367070 ;
G: Ricordi & co., Milan. 15160

Leaving time; w Harry Demund, mel-

ody. J. E. A.of:UsS. © 1-e, Sept.
12, 1923; FE. 570975; James E.. Ald-
ridge, New York. 15161

Le Borne (Fernand) Nocturne; duo,
par F. Le Borne, of France, op. 69;
pour deux voix de femmes. Paris,
Ed'tions musicales Buffet-Crampon

& cie. © June 27, 1923; 1 ¢. July
31: FE. 567176: Evette et Schaeffer.
Paris. 15162 |
Légende;: de Marcelle Soulage, of
France, op. 13; fiite, hautbois et
harpe. Editions musicales Buffet-

Crampon et cie. © July 30, 1923;
1 ¢« Aug. 13; E 567407: Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 15163
Léeende triste: by Anton Vodorinski,
of Great Britain, op. 35: pf. ©
July 16, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 6; E 567307 ;
A. Hammond & co., London. 15164
Lennox (Cecil) &-co’s concert party
album: w and m Dudley Powell. of
Great Britain. Contents:—1l. Open-
ing chorus.—2. Always look upon the
bright, bright side—8. I do like to

|

pt. 117, n. si, v.18

be where the sunshine is—4. Bumble
bee.—d. Mrs. Freeman, Mrs, Hardy,
Mrs. Willis —6. Always do as your
sergeant tells you. © May 10, 1923;
1 e¢. June 7; E 566377; Cecil Lennox
& co., London. 15165

Leonora; mazurka, melody F. L., of
Italy. domiciled at New York, arr.
Joseph Gioé, of Italy, domiciled at
New York; instrumental. © 1 e.
Aug. 1, 1923 ; E 568236; Frank Liber-
tini, New York. 15166

Let’s call it a day; w and m Rene
Dieterich, of U. S. © 1 ¢. July 27,
1923; E 568130; Irene D. Wright.
Chatham, N. J. 15167

Let’s dance while we feel that way;
w.andm H. A. Z, of U. S. © Aug.
18, 1923; 2 @ Aug. 20; BH 570456;
Henry A. Zeuch, Chicago. 15168

Let’s go to Lyons; w and m .Joe
Archer and Fred Allsopp, of Great
Britain; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations]
1c. Aug. 2; HE 567223 ; Cecil Lennox
& co., London. 15169

Let’s go to the movies; w Charles
Hohman, m E. E., of U. S. ©l-c.
Aug. 11, 1923; E 568410; Hugenie
Eckert, Jersey City. 15170

Let’s play soldiers; by Adam Geibel,
of U. S.: pf. (Memories of child-
hood) © Aug. 1, 1923; 2c. Aug. 3;
E 568296; Theo. Pfesser co., Phila-
delphia. : i711.

Let the people ‘praise Thee, O God;
anthem for harvest. w from _ the
Bible, m Perey E. Fletcher, of Eng-
land: mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
(Musical times, Aug. 1, 1923) ©
July 30, 1923; 1c¢. July 31; EB 567210;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 45172

Let us be pals, good old pals dear
(Soyons amis. bons amis) ; w Larry
Larrivée, m W. P., of Canada, arr.
Otto Zimmerman, of Canada. © 1
e. July 30, 1923; E 570658; Wilfrid
Proulx, Montreal, Canada. 15173

Levee roll; w and melody J. H. Trent
and Roland CG. Irving, of U. S. ©
1c. Aug. 11, 1923; E 568434; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 15174

Levommi il mio pensier in parte
ov’era: versi di Francesco Petrarca,

© July 2, 1923;

musica di Ildebrando Pizzetti, of

Italy; canto e pf. (Tre sonetti del
Petrarca, no. 3)
1 ¢« July 18: E 567069; G. Ricordi

& co., Milan. 5 has Wea

904

© July 171923; |

\ eS fee eile

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

15197

Lévy (Heniot) Zwei kleine walzer
(Two little waltzes); von Heniot
Lévy, of U. S.; klavier. © July 30,
1923; 1c. Aug. 2; E 570175; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 15176

Leyenda morisca (Moorish legend) ;
by David Sequeira, of U. S.; piano.
(From old and new Spain, no. 1)
© July sii 19282 2 ce jAmgi.o1 hE
568510; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 15107

Liberty march; marche américaine, de
André Messier, arr. par Ernest
Lyon, of France; harmonie ou fan-

fare. Ato. © + July 30, 1923; 1c.
Aug. 13; E 567547; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. [© arrangement]

15178

' Lieta aurora; schottisch, melody N.
fee@e toes (Cl), t oc Aur 2, 1O24:
E 568810; Nettie Tesoriero, New
York. 15179

Life; w Dena Tempest, m. Evelyn
Sharpe, of Great Britain. (Short
series of encore songs, no. 7) ©
Ams dG 719252 Lee.) Aus Ai; BH
567585; J. B. Cramer & co., 1td.,
London. 15180

Life savin’ Jim; nut fox trot oddity,
w and m Hal Christy and Con Con-
rad, of U.S. Mark bro. ed. © Sept.
6, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 7; E 569072; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.

15181

Life without you is death; w M. E.
H., m HE. 8S. 8S. Huntington, of U. S.
©..4) e.,Aug.,4, 1923 2... 570124;
Mamie EH. Hickman, Centerville,
Tenn. 15182

Life’s great highway; w Elijah Beau-
mont, m W. B., of Great Britain.
London, W. Paxton ’& co., ltd. ©
mee 2h O28 Jece; Aug. AG s (
567499; Wilfred Brook, Liversedge,
Yorks, England. 15183

Light as thistledown; tone-picture.
William Stacey, of Great Britain:
pin XC) duly 16; 1928: Ive.nAue. 6;
- HW 567304; A. Hammond & co., Lon-
don. 15184

Like a rose; w Gordon Johnstone, m
Pierre Connor and Ernest Stevens,
of U. S. © Aug. 8, 1923; 2 ce Aug.
11; E 568488; Irving Berlin, ine.,
_New York. 15185

Lilacs; novelette, Arthur Traves Gran-

- field, of U. S.; pf. © May 2, 1923;
2 ¢ Aug. 15; E 570318; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 15186

ed

Lilas (Les); de S. Rachmaninoff, op.
21, no. 5, arr. par Leonidas Leo-
nardi, of France; petit orch. Mos-

' cow [ete.] A. Gutheil. 4to. © Mar.
30, 1923; 1 ¢«. July 16; E 567045;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 15187

Lilas de France; danse parisienne,
Van Denman Thompson, of U. S., op.
14; pf. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 ¢ Aug.
25; E 570569; B. F. Wood music co..,.
Boston. 15188

Lindy; w and m A. W., of U. S. ©
dee: Aves 15, 1993: BOOZ: Art hie
Williams, Watervliet, N. Vay hod oo

Lines (The) on mother’s face; w
L.. A. P., m George Graff, jr.. of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U:.S.
© 1.¢. Aug. 2, 1923; E 570004; Luer
A. Phillips, Harlem, Mont. 15190

Listen to ma; w and m G. W. 1T., of
C23) Seay Gepveni 8) gating I wd V2 ete
568977 ; Geo. W. Thomas, Chicago.

15191

Listening in; march two step, H. J. L.,
GUS Spe VO. sully 21) tee oe.
July 23; E 568077; Harry J... Lin-
coln music co., Philadelphia. 15192

Liszt (Franz) Oh, quand je dors (0
Komnr in “tlalm ys Dy ph... iu. taer
Franz Drdla, of Germany, op. 162:

violin, with pf. acc. © June 19,
1923; 1c. July 3; E 566842; Hawkes
& son, London. 15193

Réve d’amour; 3° nocturne,

scéne sentimental et pathétique de
F. Liszt, transerit par Ch. H. Lau-
rent, of France; orch. © July 23,
1923; 1 c. Aug. 7; E 567340; Hvette
et Schaeffer, Paris. [© transcrip-
tion] 15194

Little (A) bit of garden; unison song.
w Will H. Ogilvie, m Charles Mac-
- pherson, of England; in HK flat. Ato.
(Year book press series of unison
and part-songs, no. 221) [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 26,
1922: Testy a1 Es 566080 + i. 2b".
W. Deane & sons, the year book
press, Itd., London. 15195

Little black Sambo; nigger lullaby,
James Brown, of England; violin
and pf. (Polychordia violin solos,
primary egr., no. 2) © July 4, 1923:
1c. July 16; HE 5673872; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 15196

Little boy; w Raymond Klages, m
Billy Fazioli, of U. 8S. © Aug. 11,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 14; E 568631; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 15197

905

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15198

bt. 107, Se

Little Boy Blue; w Alfred Noyes, m | Log cabin blues; southern oddity, w

S: Coleridge-Taylor, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 84, no. 4b; children’s
voices. 4to. (Two choruses from
The forest of wild thyme, no. 2) ©
May 3, 1923;°1 c. June 2 © 566293 ;
Boosey & co., London. 15198

Little dream lady of mine; w Irene
Rentoul Brown, m Grace Torrens,
of Great Britain. 1. In D.—2. In HE
flat. © July 13, 1923; 1 ¢. each July
27; EK 567209; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, Itd., London. 15199

Little dreamboat; w V. P., melody
Arnold T. Lax, of U.S. © 1c. Aug.
28. 1923; E 568874; Verna Peasley,
Kenyon, M:nn. 15200

Little Jessie James; fox trot from the
musical play, Harry Archer, of U.

Savarce, Win Schulz,-or 0.8. °° orch.
Ato. (Feist edition, no. 1153)
Aig ae: §9ee2 we. Cpa. “2a

568814; Leo Feist, inc., New York,
[© arrangement] 15201

from Little Jessie James, w Har-
lan Thompson, m Harry Archer, of
US. + Gi Ane. 8).492ee) 27) Ane At ;
EK. 570331,;., Leo. Feist, .inc.,. New
YOrK, 15202
Little old New York; waltz song, from
the musical play, w Wm. Le Baron.
m Victor Herbert, of U. S. © Aug.
1 1923 3.2.6. Aug. JiGy WY bOSa3:
Harms, ine., New York. 15203

Little sea pictures; twelve five-finger
pieces for children, Nicolas D’Averil,
of England; pf. © June 22, 1923;
1c. June 23; E 566706; Elkin & co.,
Itd., London. 15204

Little swallows; unison song, w from
an old French rhyme, m Felix White,
of England; in D. 4to. (Unison
songs, no. 41) [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations): "CO sily es, wove. Le:
Aug. 2; E 567389; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 15205

Little (The) thatched cabin; w P. J.
O’Reilly, m George Hay, of Great
Britain; in E flat. © June 1, 1923;
1 e. June 4; E 566405; Cary & co.,
London. 15206

Little voices calling; w and m Bernard

Hamblen, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York; in'C. © Aug. 1,
1923 °°°2 ©. Aus. TE a7O1oSe: Enoch
& sons, New York. 15207
Lgft de klingre glaspohaler: af J. ~P.
Jacohsen, musik af Ture Rangstrém,
of Sweden. (To digte, nr. 1)
Aug. 1, 1923; 1¢. Aug. 23; E 567594 ;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 15208

and m Tom Delaney, of U. S. Mark
bro. ed. © Aug. 30, 1923; 2c. Aug.
31; E° 570763; Hdward B: Marks
music co., New York. ' 15209

Lola, girl of my dreams; vocal fox-
trot, Max Vandyek, arr. Sydney
Baynes, of Great Britain; orch. with:
pf: conductor. 4to. (Boosey’s or-
chestral journal, no. 1043) © July
18/1923; 1 c. Aug. 20: BH 567520;
Boosey & co., London. [© arrange-
ment] 15210

Lone (The) trail; w R. B., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Hthei
Fisher], of Ui-S:i° ©@y1 ec; Aug, 1.
1923; E 568223; Roy Burke, Quincy,
Mass. toed

Lonely butterfly; fox trot, w Paul
Denery, m Henry (Jack) Lange and
Henry Busse, of Great Britain. ©
June 20, 1928; I @ June 2s.
566713 ; Song success syndicate, Lon-
don. 15212

Lonely (A) violet; w D. L. B., m
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S. New York, Man-
hattan music co. © Aug. 28, 1923;
2 ¢« Sept. 7; E 569074; Donald L.
Brey, Independence, Wis. IDI,

Lonesome at twilight; dancing song, w
and m Hrnie Erdman, Ted Koehler
and Milton Charles, of U. S. ©
Avg. 28;. 19237°2" €f Aarer? 20")
568935; Leo Feist, ine., New York.

15214

Lonesome blues; w HE. EH. R.; m Theo.
G. Beach, of U.S. New York, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
1; E 568245; Eva Elizabeth Russell,
Washington. 15215.

Lonesome-like; w and m Bertrand-
Brown, of U. S.; high voice, in G.
© Aug. 10, 19235 2% Auge 20)
570478; Willis music co., New York.

15216

Lonesome mother; w F. A. Mirande,
m Gloria Brice, of U. S.; pf. with w.
.*© June-15, 19285 Bet Anes 6 - HH
568738; Frank A. Mirande, San
Leandro, Calif. 15247

Lonesome, so lonesome for you; w If.
W. H., m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.;
pt. with w.-"'©-J une day 19338572".
Aug. 18; E 568737; Frederic W.
Hall, Barron, Wis. 15218

Long Beach by the sea; wand m A.
M:'S.,-of © ‘Si © tie Aus DY, 1923;
EK 568949: Annie May Strinegfield,
New York. 15219

.

906

no. 9, 1923

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

15243

Luong skirt blues; w P. H., m John F.
Ryan, of U.S. ©1c. Sept. 1, 19238;
1568959; Pauline Hall, Oxford. Ala.

15220

Longing; by Rudolf Friml, of Bo-
hemia, domiciled at New York; pf.
Grama ©, 19758) 2 \e)' Aus, i5)* Eh
570355; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15221

Longing and pictures of memory; W
PO. B.S 'm Jonne lt Ryan, of U.S.
(oC) tee, mare. 21, 4923 2° 570727 57H.
O. Banta, Greeley. Col. T5222

Longing for dad and mother; w A. E.
S., m Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © May 10, 1923; 2c. July
27; E 568147 ; Ada E. Smith, Morley,
Ta. 15223

Look what I've missed by waiting so
long: w Percy F. Venable, melody
C. A., of U. S8., arr. Dave Peyton, of
Pee oe Ae. Aus. “87! 1923 5°
570361; Charles Alexander, Chicago.

15224

Lord (The) is my Shepherd; [w from
the 23rd Psalm], m David Blaivy, of
Great Britain. © July 30, 1923: 1
ec. Aug. 2; E 567280: Methven, Simp-
son, Itd., Edinburgh. 15225

m John Prindle Scott. of U. S.;
high voice. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2c. Aug.
11; E 568475; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 15226

Lost (The) companion; lyric waltz, w
and melody 8S. C., of U. S.; 1st violin
ace. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1923; E 570586 ;
Salvatore Colletti, New York.

15227

Lost control; Cappie Chappel [pseud.
of T. E. C.J], and Juanita Stinnette,
melody T. EK. C., J. Stinnette and
Wen Talbert, of U. S., arr. Dave
ERayconjret U. S> © ‘1c ‘Aug 17,
1923; E 570400; Thomas EK. Chap-
pelle, Chicago. 15228

Lost melody; fox trot song, w Gus
Kahn. m Ted Fiorito. of U. S. ©
Aug. 8, 1923; 2 ec. Aug. 11; E 570336;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 15229

Lost youth; w George Elliston, m
Louis Victor Saar, of U. S., op. 103,

no.'2.. © Aus. 7, 1923; 2c. Aug. 13;
E 570259; Willis music co., New
York. - 15230

Lou’siana; w Gus Kahn, m Walter
Donaldson, of U. S. © Aug. 6, 1923;
2 ¢. Aug. 11; E 568518; Jerome H.
Remick & co.. New York. 15231

Love; w Mrs. F. M. D., m Everett J.
Kvans, of U. S. New York City, In-
yincible music co., inc. © July 24,

907

oo oe. iy oo Boe! ba ~ Les.
I’. M. Donahugh, Indiana, Pa.
15232

Love and kisses were never meant for
me; w and meicdy Elmer Olson and
Vernon Stevens, of U. S. © le
Aug. 17, 1923; E 570499; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 15233

Love .as the birds; w J. C. R., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S8.; pf. with
w. © May 10, 1923; 2 ¢c July 27;
E 568143 ; John C. Rudolph, McClure,
Oo. 15234

Love cake with frosting; w G. F.
M., melody Arnold T. Lax; of U. 8.
© 1,.¢ -Aug. 28, '1923%" H 568878 ;
George F. Moe, Denver. 15235

Love came from fairyland; barearolle,
Paul Lincke, arr. and ed. Arthur
Laycock, of England; cornet solo,
with pf. ace. (Jn Hawkes & son’s
cornet album, no. 3) © June 28,
1923; 1c. July 97 E 566923; Hawkes
& son, London. 15236.

Love in Aready; duet, Haydn Wood,
arr. and ed. Arthur Laycock, of
England; two cornets with pf. ace.
(Jn Hawkes & Son’s cornet album,
no. 3) ©,June 8,,1923: 1 ¢.. July. 9:

Love in June; words by S. S. M., mel-
ody Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Wisher])Vof''U! S.."© 1° ce Aug. 13;
1923; E 570212; S. Sidney. Moore.
Los Angeles. 15238

Love in lotus land; novelette, Herberte
Jordan, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Joby 16, 123i) 1 ve. Sadly’! 166° B
566983; Reid bros., ltd., London.

15239

Love in summertime: w Reginald
Dare, m George Denton, of Great
Britain: © July 11, 1923; 1 ¢ July
27; E 567208; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd.. London. 15240:

Love me sweet mamma, and throw
rocks at the rest of the boys; w and
mm L.aAmes, of 'U.. 8.) cart Harry
Powell, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©1-«.
Aug. 28, 1923; E 568887; Lawrence
Ames, San Francisco. 15241

Love-moon; w Marcel Klauber, melody
D. J. of. US. ©: 1e:Aug. 11, 1923;
568421; Don wsuielle, Cieveland.

15222

Love. (The) note; w R. B. Salisbury,
m Dorothy James, of Great Britain:
in, By dat. C), Juneau, doesn, Le.
July 9; E 566999; Leonard & Go.,
London. 15243:

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do244

SO a a ea
JE , Bre wg sien

pt. 11, noses vi 1S

Love (The) sick blues; fox trot, w and
melody S. W., of U. S. ©1ce Aug.
17, 1923; BH 570365; Sherman Wil-
liams, Greenville, Miss. 15244

Love tales; fox trot. Vincent Rose, of
U-S., arr. O. Sciacca, of U. 8:3; band.
Feist ed. 32mo. © Aug. 20, 1923;
2 ¢ Aug. 22; E 568813;-Leo Feist,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

15245

Love. the sweetest flower; w C. A. M.,
m James L. Harlin, of U. S. Wil-
liamsport, Pa., C. A. Mulliner music
Dub. €g. XO usdiwe 28771 9s 2 ve.
June 25; E. 568108; C. A. Mulliner,
Williamsport, Pa.

Loved ones called away; consolation,
w and m R. A. C. of Uy 8S. © July
2441923 2.es Ame. 2H ib 7030T ;
R. A. Caskie, Richmond. 15247

Levely night; valse intermezzo, Louis
Ganne, arr. Dan Godfrey, of Great
Britain ; full military band with solo
clarinet in B flat. conductor. (In
Chappell’s army journal, no. 506)
© May 11, 1923; 1 @ May 23; E
566397; Max Eschig, Paris. [©
arrangement ] 15248

Loves blues; lyric M. C., melody Arnold
eax Of We So. (Ol Gus. uit,
1923: E 570393: Minnie Chambers,
Centralia, Ill. 15249

Love’s captive; w Faith Liddle, m
Samuel Liddle, of Great Britain. ©
Aue, 14510096) 1 1c) Aus ia6es ED
567569 ; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
15250

Love’s faith; w Carleton Everett
Knox, m E. L. N., of U. S. Kansas
City, Mo., Cecil H. Neumann. ©
Suly 12; 192385 20¢ -Ane. 4. OH S6Sar Le
Edith Louise Neumann, Wymore,
Neb. 15251

Love’s focus; w J. E. G., m L. Charles
McKellow, of England; in EH flat.
Paignton, England, Western music
pub. co. © May 9, 1923; 1c. July
9: E 566967; Jane Elizabeth Gar-
niss, Paignton, England. 15252

Love’s old sweet song; transcription
M. W. Butler, of U. S.; pf. or organ.
(Gems from famous melodies) ©
Aug! .11,.29923%) 2c Angas «
570261: A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 15253

Love’s solace; w and m F. T. T., of
Ul SPM@ Aus (2, 1923'2 eA 1,
EK 568486; Frances T. ‘Turner,
Seattle. 15254

15246 .

Lovin’ sweetie blues; w S. J. Y¥., m
John F. Ryan, of U. 8S. ©1 ce. Aug.
18, 1923; E 568704; Sidney J. Yates,
Summit, N. J. 15255

Loving up-to-date: w Lula J. LaGuire,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S. © 1 «
Aug. 20, 1923; BE 5704382; Lula La-
Guire, Suttons Bay, Mich. 15256

Loving you; w KE. Clinton Keithley,
m F. Henri Klickmann, of U. 8S. ©

Aug: 718; 19238¢02 «@ Ane.20 Ed
070474; McKinley musie eo., Chi-
cago. 15257

Luches (Di); w and melody I. J. H.,
of U, SGA 9) (© tes Aue.
11, 1923; E 568550; Israel J. Hoch-
man, New York. 15258

Luchinushka: lament founded on a
Russian folk tune, Herbert Howells,
of England, op. 28, no. 3; violin and
pf. © June 15, 1923; 1 & June 28;
EH 567378; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 15259

Ludia vravia, ze som ja taky; w and
melody; fT; .F..C., of UaSi2@ Alc.
Aug. 6, 1928; E 568384; Theo. F.
Chuya, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 15260

Luella Lou; w and m Edward Carl-
ton Rees, of U. S., arr. Mabelle Hop-
kins, of U.S. ©1c. Aug. 16, 1923;
E 568656; Mabelle Evelyn Hopkins,
Long Beach, Calif. 15261

Lullabies; waltz ballad, w H. M., m
Charles E. Pemberton, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Aug. 28, 1923; E 568884; Ed-
ward Meck; Los Angeles. 15262

Lullaby; by Perey C. Buek, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. (Jn 1924
school examinations, primary divi-
sion,,list A) © duly ie e928") 1
e. Aug. 2; E 567230; Associated
board of the R. A. M. and the R.
C. M., London. 15263

Lure (The) of the meadow; two part
song, w Lizzie DeArmond, m Ira B.
Wilson, of U. S.; treble voices. 4to.
(Willis school songs, no. 4101) ©
July 24, 1923 >-2) Go paiaaeon., BI

_ 568590; Willis music co., Cincinnati.

; 15264

Lyke-wake (The) dirge; cho, m T.
Tertius Noble, of U. S.; women’s
voices. 4to. (Modern. series, no.
258)..;© Aug’, 13, 192a5 2 6 wae i
E 568648; H. W. Gray co., New

_ York. 15265

Ma balancelle; mélodie populaire, w
Muller, harmonized and arr. Alfred
Henry, of England. (In Edition
Chester, no, 107: Ten Alpine pasto-

908

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1923

ais vl) NOs 2.) »h©),Aug.ci3, 1923;
1, ¢.. Auge. 15° .B). 56743893 J. &..W.
Chester, Itd., London. 15266

Ma mie; air ancien, de Edmond Ribiol-
let, arr. par André Grandjean, of
France; orch. avec piano conducteur.
Aton ©) July 30, 1923: 1.¢,. Aug. 13;
i) 567406; Paul Decourelle, Nice,
France. [© orchestration] 15267

Madame, 4 vos vertus .. .; poésie de
André De Wissant, traduction ang-
laise par J. N. Scholefield, musique
de René Rabey, of France: voix
moyennes, [Textes francais’ et
anglais] © July 3, 1923; 1c Aug.
7; BE 567367; Durand et cie., Paris.

15268

Madelina; w Edward Lockton, m Wil-
liam G. James, of England; no. 2 in
E flat. © June 8, 1923; 1c. June 9;
EH} 566458; G. Ricordi & co., London.

15269

Madrigal; by Ernest Toy, of Australia ;
Di woreulyclo, 1923: 1 e..Septs1 ;
FE 567635; Allan & co., pty. ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 15270

Madriléne; air de ballet, de Manuel
Infante, arr. par A. G. A. Moignard,
of France; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur. HEditions musicales Buffet-
Crampon et cie. © July 30, 1923;
1 e. Aug. 13; E 567554; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. [© arrangement]

15271

Magg'e darlin’; waltz ballad and fox
trot, w F. H. G., m Len Fleming,
of U. S: © Aug. 9, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
4; EH 568347; Frederick H. Green,

Muscatine, Ia. 15272
Magic; serenade, R. Drigo, of Italy;
oreh. with piano-conductor. Hawkes

octavo ed. © July 20, 1923; 1.
Aug. 2; E 567283; Hawkes & son,
London. 152738
Magic (The) garden; suite, Gustave
Robert, of England; pf. Ed. Mi-
chaud. Contents.—1. Crépuscule.—2.
Bacchus.—3. Pan. © July 7, 1923;
le July 19; E 567014; Jean Mi-
chaud, London. 15274
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; sacred
w, m Bassett W. Hough, of U. S.;
mixed voices with organ ace, in B

Hat. 7© Aug.,8, 1928442) c. Auet ;
E 568858; H. W. Gray. co., New
York. 15275

w from the Bible, m G. T. Fran-
cis, of Great Britain; cho., organ,
and 2 trumpets. 4to. (York series,
anthems, glees, ete, no. 835) ©
June 4, 1923; 1c. June 4; E 566404;
Banks & son, York, England. 15276

15288

Maid of the West; w Roscoe Gilmore
Stott. melody Clay Smith, of U. S.
G- Lec JW 2 q.1920%,0H 568125;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.

15277

Malorosijsky trepak; by M. L., of U.
Sis) vdolini. - ©) deies Aug: 730,01923 5
E 568907; Matus Lichtenstein, New
York. 15278

Mama’s got sweet jelly roll, try and
get it; w and melody Jack Frost,
Gewese. Cy tb: Anes t4., 1923%) UB}
568595; Jack Mills, ine., New York.

15279

Mame (A) (A mother); w and m A.
L. W., of U. S., arr. Henry Lef-
kowitch, of U. S. © Aug. 15, 1923;
2 ec. Aug. 21;,.E 569059; A. L. Wolf-
son, Brooklyn. 15280

Mames (A) broche; w M. R., melody
S. Klinetzky, of U. S. ©1le Aug.
6, 1923; E 568394; Morris Rund,
New York. 15281

Mammy of mine; w H. L. H., m E. S.

S.. Huntington, of U. S. Lege.
Aug,,i 4, .1923 5 ..6.. 570508 ; -) Hea.
Hauck, Butte, Mont. 15282

Mammy’s little silver lining; w and m
Jack Stanley and James F.. Hanley,
of Ur 8:°"©" Aus! 6, 1928 3'2.e? Ate.
7; E 570160; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 15283

Mandolinista Ceceoli; by various com-

posers, of-Italy. 8 vo. © Feb. 1,
1923; 1 @ June 28; A—Foreign
22773; Italian book co., New York.
15284

Mantilla (El); Spanish serenade,
Percy Jones, of Australia; pf. ©
Aton. 9, ,A923Re” ) edule 24s ck

067076; Allan & co., pty., Itd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 15285

Marathon (The); w E. EH. B., melody
Arnold, Tt ax, of Ue S. 2Ovie.,’
Aug. 17, 1928; E 570396; Elnora HE.
Baldwin, Rand, Col. 15286

March away; two-part song, Alec
Rowley, of England; treble voices,

in F. 4to. (School music review,
July, 1928) [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 14, 1923; 1 «¢.

July 16; E 567089; Novello & co.,
' Itd., London. 15287

March of the Mitten men; intro. On-
ward Christian soldiers, John Phil-
ip Sousa. of ULL 8S: pl. ©), Aue: 27;
1923; 2 c. Aug. 28; EH 570646; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15288

909

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15289

March of the trolls; by Lucius Hos-
mer, of (U.S. ‘orceh. with’ pf." con-
ductor. (Concert edition, no. 564)
© June"6, 1923 7" 2“ "Ate? 156°"
970317; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

15289

Marche aux flambeaux; by Secotson

Clark, arr. J. Stuart Archer. of
England; organ. Paxton’s ed. obl.
8 vo. (Anthology of organ music)

© June 29, 1923; 1°¢ June 25; EB

566705; W. Paxton & co., Itd.. Lon-
don. 15290
Marche des cotillons; par Francis

Popy, of France; orch. avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1c. Sept. 11; E 567748; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 15291

Marche Mignonne; by Rudolf Friml, of
Bohemia, domiciled at New York;
psi ©’ Auer 4;°7923-.2 ex Aus. 32
i} 568312; ‘Theo. Presser ¢o., Phila-
delphia. 15292

Marche militaire; par Joseph Szule,
arr. par Gabriel Allier, of France;
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
(cy, Awe 25) 39259 TMe Sent ii. <p)
567746; E. Gaudet, Paris. [© ar-
rangement ] 15293

Mare ’e pusilleco; versi e musica di
EK. A. Mario, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn, N. Y.; mand ace. 4to. ©
July 1, 1923; 2 ¢. July 30; E 568677
Italian song co., New York. 15294

Mareike von Nymwegen; legenden-
spiel in 3 aufziigen, text nach alt-
niederlandischen motiven von Her-
bert Alberti, musik von Eugen
d’Albert, of Germany, arr. von Otto
Singer, of Germany; klavieraus-
zug mit text. © June 1, 1923; 1 «.
July 10; E 566948; Anton J. Benja-
min, Hamburg, Germany. 15295

Marga; ouverture, par Zerco, of
France; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur,,,. 4t0. 1 ©r May ; 24,7 1923); ) 4, .c:
June 6; E 566369; Barrau, Luchon,
France. 15296

Margarita; paso-doble, de G. Rinaldi,
of Italy; orch., avee piano conduc-
tent. 4to. <6) Sably een TO23 6 ac.
Aug. 7; EH 567330 ; Evette et Schaef-
fer, Paris. 15207

pf. Paris, Editions mu-
sicales Buffet-Crampon et cie. ©
May e228, 1923; ..1..e).Jtne 763468
566364; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

15298

Marionettes; by Percy Godfrey, of
Great Britain; pf. Contents:—1.
Lubin.—2. Funeral march of the
Teddy bear.—3. Topsy.—4. Piou-

4 . aie o's wrk pr
ale hee Se B
- a he
} 7

pt. Wt, Reis. VTS

piou. © Aug. 25, 1923; 1 ce. Aug.
22; E 567560; Reid bros., Itd., Lon-
don. 15299

Marionnette; petite valse. Hubert
Bath, of Great Britain; pf. © June
18, 1923; T'e: Auer a B 567312; Jo-
seph Williams, ltd., London. 15300

Maritza; entr’acte, Daniel Wood, of
England; pf. © July 16, 1928; 1c
July 27; E 567220; Hawkes & son,
London. 153801

Marjorie polka; by C. Merck, of U. S.;
B flat cornet solo. © 1. Aug. 1,
1923; E 568238; Carlton Merck.
Gainesville, Ga. 15802 -

Market (The); w Jean Stevenson, m
Molly Carew, of Great Britain. ©

July 16, 19283: 1° @° Sally Ase wh
567051 ; Chappell & e¢o., Itd., Lon-
don. 15303

Mary; from Poppy, w Irving Caesar,
m Stephen Jones, of U. S. © Aug.
25, 1928; 2 ct. Aug. al; Hoaosceo:
Harms, inc., New York. 15304

Masquerades; by Percy Godfrey, of
Great Britain; pf. Contents :—1.
Uncle Remus.—2. A shepherdess a
la Watteau.—3. La coryphee.—.

Fifine. © Aug. 25, 19238; 1 c Aug.
22; E 567559; Reid bros., Itd., Lon-
don. 153805

Mass in honor of St. Joseph; m Aga-
tha Pfeiffer, of U. S.; four mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. (G.
Schirmer’s collection of masses and
vespers.) © July 16; 1928; 2 ic
July 26; E 568118; G. Sehirmer,
ine., New York. 15306

Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Cen-
drillon; conte de fées de J. Mas-
senet, fantaisie de Ad. Herman, of
France; fifiite et pf. (Soirées du
jeune fliitiste, no. 43) © June 27,
1923; 1 e July 81; E 567198; Heu-
gel, Paris. [© arrangement] 15307

— La Navarraise; episode lyrique
de J. Massenet, fantaisie sur l’opera
arr. par Ad. Herman, of France;
flute et pf. (Soirées du jeune fit-
tiste, troisiéme série, no. 42)

June 27; 1923; ‘U1 "é. eSuly sree
567173; Heugel, Paris. [© ar-
rangement ] 15308

Sapho; piéce lyrique de J. Mas-
senet, fantaisie de Ad. Herman, of
France; fifite et piano. ({Soirées du
jeune fititiste, no. 40) © June 27,
1923 -"1, c. July 31;°R 567197; tten-
gel, Paris. [© arrangement]

15309

910

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

15330

Thais; comédie lyrique de J.
Massenet, fantaisie par Ad. Her-
man, of France; fiGite et pf. (Soi-
rées du jeune fifitiste, no. 41) ©

Some 27) 192330 1..e. Tulyo313)H
567195;- Heugel, Paris. [© ar-
rangement | 15310

Master melodies of chamber music;
selected, ed. and arr. Thomas Fred-
erick Dunhill, of Great Britain; pf.
(Album series, no. 184) © June
a eae sb Ly AUS) 2): KY (56024@::
Augener, ltd., London. [© select-
ing, editing and arranging] THokL

Maybe; w G. J. H.. m E. S. S. Hunt-
moon, of U. S.) 1@ndo reste 4,
1923; E 570123; Geo. J. Hammer-
smith, Bellevue, O. 15312

Maybell; fox-trot-song, w and m F. G.
Hof US., arr. Archibald .Morri-
son, of U.S. ©1e. Aug. 28, 1923;
E 568866; EF. Glen Hisley, Palmyra,
N, J. 15313

Meal ticket blues; w Hattie Pearson,
m P. B., of U. S., arr. James Scott,
of Wa Say © ib! ee Aug: 4)' 1923; 5
570178; Paul Banks, Kansas City,
Kan. 15314

Meditation; by Julian Clifford, of
England, arr. Frank Winterbottom,
of England; military band. (Hawkes
& son M. B. edition, no. 458) ©
dupe 2h. 19285 Loe. (June 103.) EB
566454; Hawkes & son, London.

; 15315

Meet me on the board walk down by
the blue sea; w and m T. 8S. T., of
U.S., arr. Mrs. Leo Lamp, of U. S.
Orie Aug. 18, 1923" BH. ' 568704:
Tom 8. Townley, New York. 15316

Meet me when the autumn leaves be-
gin to fall; w G. C., m Al Meehan,
of U: S.;.pf: with w. © June 15,
1923; 2 c Aug. 18; E).568741; Ger-
trude Coliomore, Palestine, Tex.

15317

Mein kleiner apparat; chanson, aus
dem operettenschwank, Der ledige
Sehwiegersohn, text von Emil und
Arnold Golz. musik von Edmund
Bysler, of Austria. © Apr. 20,
1923; 1 ¢ July 10; E 566940; Gabor
Steiner (I. Singer & co.), Vienna.

' 15318

Melodies for children: primary in-

structions in music and a select list

of songs, [compiled and arr. Eleanor

Davis and Lewis Farm], of U. S.:

Falconer piano. obl. 16mo. -©

June 8, 1923; 2 ¢ and aff. June 11:

A 708951; American mfg. concern,

Falconer, N. Y. 15319

Melodies of home: w and m Fritz
Zimmermann, of Switzerland, domi-~
ciled at Los Angeles. © Aug. 20,
1923; 2.¢c. Aug. 21; EH 568785; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 15320

Mélodies populaires indiennes; Equa-
teur, Pérou, Bolivie, compilée de
Marguerite Béclard d’Harcourt, of
France; chant et pf. © June 23,
1923; Pe)’ June’ 22° EH S666 Hse.
Ricordi & co., Milan. typ An

Melody for the C string; by York —
Bowen, of England, p. 51, no. 2;:.
viola and pf: ©. Aug. 17, 1923; 1c..
Aug. 20; E 567538; Swan & co.,
ltd., London. 15322"

Melody for the G string; by York
Bowen, of England, op. 47; violim
or viola, and pf. © Aug. 17, 1923;
1c. Aug. 20; E 567537; Swan & co.,
ltd., London. 153823:

Melody of life: merry-go-round, w
C..SWA,. mol EAR, vet 1.8 Qwibie.
Aug. 25, 1923; E 568838; Liborius:
Hauptman and Carl Winge, Seattle.

15324.

Melting (The) pot of life; w F. M. W..,,
m Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923;
2c Aug, 20; E 570462; F. M. Wil-
son, Newark, N. J. 153825

Memories of childhood; w Mrs. G. W..
H., m Elliott Markham, of U. S.;-
Di, WiLk ww. ©) J anen1 5, O23 * 2 ve.
Aug. 18; E 568734; Mrs. G. W. Hug-.
gins, Altamonte Springs, Fla.

15326

Memories of long ago; w P. V. G. C.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S. New
York, World music pub. corp. ©:
Aug. 7, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 15; E 568928 ;
P. V. G. Croghan, Baltimore. 153277

Men o’ the world; western pep-step,

Bled) cinaiidd 5 ANGI Se UA 8 BN SRE SVR ca ated sl airs i
Johnson, of U. S.; orech. 4to. ©:
Aug. 4, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 7; E 568946 ;
Fred R. Pilcher, Oklahoma City,
Okl. 15328 -

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Htude nr. 2 [and] Etude
nr. 8; von Felix Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy, op. 104, hrsg. von Ign. Fried-.
man, of Austria; pf. (Wilhelm Han-.-
sen edition, no. 1989). © Apr. 5,
1923; 1 c« Apr. 26; E 566402; -Wil--
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. [© re-
vising | 15329 -

Ménestrels (Les) ; marche, de Norman
Tellier, of U. S., op. 27; pf. © Aug.
22, 1923; 2c. Aug. 31; E 568936... B.
EF. Wood music co., Boston. 153830”

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15331

Mensch (A) ken machen a mol a toes;
w Ludwig Satz, m J. B., of U. S.; pf.
with ow. (© tve Aug! 20, 1192880
570442; Joseph Brody, New York.

15331

‘Menuet des charmes; par V. Dyck, of

France; orch. avec piano-conduc-
teur 4te!! © Aue 25,0 19283 54 ie.
Sept. 11; E 567748; HE. Gaudet,
Paris. 15332

Mermaids; composing, fingering, phras-
ing, poetic idea, glossary, instructive
annotations and biographical sketch,
Harvey Worthington Loomis, of U.
S.; pf. (Progressive series compo-
sitions, catalog no. 320) © July 21,
1923; 2 c. July 28; E 568068; Art
publication soc., St. Louis. 15333

Mermaid’s song; unison song, w Anne
Hunter, m Felix White, of England;
in E flat. 4to. (Unison songs, no.
39) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 24, 1923; 1¢. Aug. 2;
EH 567390; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 15334

Merry (A) jingle; composing, bio-
graphical sketch, fingering, phrasing,
poetic idea, glossary and instructive
annotations, Cédric W. Lemont, of
U. S.; pf. (Progressive series com-
positions, catalog, no. 211, grade
pe Cy July 20 1925592 2 Faky
283; E 568071; Art publication soe.,
St. Louis. 15335

Merry pranks; intermezzo, Erno Rapeé
and (William Ase ot lS. st.
(Red seal series) © Aug. 27, 1923;
2 ¢c. Aug. 28; E 568897; Richmond-
Robbins, ine., New York. 15336

Message (A) of love; w and m H.
F., of U. S., arr. Albert E. Tondra,
of U0. Sw. Oph ce Aug. 27, 1923; 5
970575; Harry Fox, Brooklyn, N. Y.

bE Sie

Message (The) of the rose buds; w
KH. M. W., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethei Fisher], of U. S.
Gt ¢., Aug. 142 (1923). Hh STO200-
Frank Martin Wilson, Newark, N. J.

15338

Méthode pratique de chant grégorien ;
selon les principes et la notation de
Vedition Vaticane, par D. Lucien
David, of France. 2™° ed. Lyon,
Janin fréres, 8 vo. © Jan. 31, 1922;
1 ¢« July 31, 1923; A—Foreign
22907; J. Janin, Oullins, France.

15339

Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Cavatina; from
the opera Roberta il Diavolo, G. M.,
arr. and ed. Arthur Laycock, of

pt. 11, n. s., v. 18

England; cornet, with pf. ace. (In
Hawkes & son’s cornet album, no. 3)
© June 28, 1923; 1 « July 9: E
566925; Hawkes & son, London.
15340

Midnight folly; waltz, Ronald Bruce,
of Great’ Britain; pt... iubyaot;
1923; 2 e@ Aug. 13; EB 567319; Reed-
er & Walsh, London. 15341

Midnight Rose; fox trot ballad, Lew
Pollack, ‘sc. Geo.’ J.’ Trinkaus, ‘of
U.8:; band.’ obl>’ 24m." © sully
31, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug. 11; E 568536; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement]

w and m Lew Pollack, arr.
Louis Katzman, of U. S.: orch. 4to.
© Aug. 6, 1993 * "2 eS Age ee ler sas)
568639; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, [© new arrangement] 15343

w Sidney D. Mitchell, m Lew
- Pollack, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus,
of U. S.; male voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark edition, excellent quartette ar-
rangements, no. 1678) © Aug. 6,
1923; 2 c Aug. 14; E 568646; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement } 15344

Mighty lonesome; w and m Arthur
A. Penn, of U. S.; sop. or ten. and
alto or bar, in F. © Aug. 16, 1923:
2c. Aug. 24; E 570561; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 15345

Miladi; waltz, w. and m C. Aw PP. ot

ey cass Te, , AUS. ade dO Zen.) ib)
568426; Cordelia Ayer Paine, New
York. 15346

Miniature suite; by Leon Feorde, of
Great. Britain; violin and pf. Con-
tents:—1l. Moonlight.—2. Slumber
song.—3. Woodland idyl.—. Song of
spring.—5. Valsette. © June _ 30,
1923; 1c¢. July 9; E 567000; Leonard
& co., London. - 15347

Minnehaha (Laughing waters) ; wand
mC. A.P., of Uses; @Qilwe ane tad:
1923; E 568428; Cordelia Ayer
Paine, New York. 15348

estil antiguo, David Se-
queira, of U. S.; pf. (From old and
new Spain, no. 2) © July 31, 1923;
2c. Aug. 11; E 568511; Arthur P:
Schmidt co., Boston. 15349

Miramar; de J. Turina, arr. par S.
hapelier, of France; orch. avec pi-
ano conducteur. 4to. © July 23,
19238; 1¢ Aug. 7; E 567337; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. [© arrange-
ment} 15350

Minuetto ;

es

15342

¥

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923 ;

Misery (The) blues; w and melody
QR: 84 of 'U. 8.) arr. L. L. Vos-
burgh, of U. S. © 1. Aug. 25,
1923; E 568852; Q. Roscoe Snow-
den, New York. 15351

Miss Lindy Lee; w and melody Don-
ald Heywood, of U. 8S. ©1e. Aug.
14, 1923; E 568599; Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. 15352

Miss Opportunity on the Pond-o-Ray;
Ww lang me Gr, ACY S., of.U. |S:
July 30, 1923; 2c. Aug. 4; E 568326;
G. A. Smithwick, Metaline Fulls,
Wash. 15353

Missing; w and m H. C., of U. S., arr.
Albert ©. Columbo; ‘of US. © 1c.
Aug. 11, 1928; E 568556; Harry
Chiaravallo, Newark, N. J. 15354

Missing you; w and melody Harold
Goldstein, Micheal Seigel and EKed-
win Block, of U. S., arr. H. G. ©
1 ¢@ Aug. 4, 1923; E 570141; Mar-
gate music publishers, Chicago.

#5355

Mr. and Mrs. Audience; welcome song,
w and m Edna Randolph Worrell,
Oats. & @vAugse 2.1923 «,2 ic. Aug.
11% E 568519; March brothers, Le-
banon, O. 15356

Mr. Moon; w M. B. S.. melody Arnold
De x DOr... ©) de C. AUS: 628;
1923; E 568868; Maude B. Somers,
West Allenhurst, N. J. 19357

Mr. Rielley, you’re simply something
grand; w W. L. EK., mH. S. S.,Hunt-
meton. OLD. eS... 1 ec; Aas.» 31,
1923; E 570734; Walter L. Everett,
Elkton, Md. 15358

Misterioso no. 1; for horror, stealth,
conspiracy, treachery, Erno Rapee
and William Axt, of U. S.; orch.
(Capitol photoplay series, P 3) ©
MO 22. LOA. ge Cs) CAUS.', Lords: \ a
568834; Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. 15359

Mitzou; sérénade, paroles de Pierre
d’Amor, musique de G. Blanchet, of
France. © July 23, 1923; 1 ¢ Aug.
7; E 567365; G. Blanchet, Paris.

) 15360

Moanin’ blues; w,and m,.C.. A. P:,
hele ens MOail AUS abl. Loos
E 568480; Cordelia Ayer Paine, New
York. . 15361

Moderato; by Della Maria, arr. G. A.
Grant-Schaefer, of U. S.;. violin
with pf. aee. (In Schmidt’s educa-
tional ‘series, no. 295: Melodies of
olden times) © July 81, 1923: 2 «.
Pes he) OD G4Oe ©) mAdLoaT,. PE.

Schmidt co., Boston. [© arrange-
ment] ;

15362

153872:

Modern important improvised artistic
chords; in all major and minor keys
for the study of the tenor banjo, by
B.C ok USNS? Wey 2): ©@.-Aprl! 27.
1923 ; 2 c. and aff. May 5; A 707256;
Lorenzo Cirina, Brooklyn. 15363:

Modern scale and arpeggio manual ;
by Ralph Dunstan, of Great Britain ;

pf., continental fingering. (Reid
bros., ltd., modern educational se-
ries) © Aug. 16, 1923; 1 «@ Aug.

15; E 567435; Reid bros., ltd., Lon--
don. 15364

Molly ; waltz, w and m Jack O’Hagan,
of Australia, arr.. Fred Hall. ©
Apr LOn 41923 sul et) duly Zee
567075; Allan & co., pty. ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 15365

Momento mori; fox-trot tragico, di
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, of Italy ;
pf. (Alt Wien, no. 3) © July 5,
192%; (414. ey JUhy 2037 EH 5670863 A.
Forlivesi & ¢., Florence, Italy.

15366

Mon paradis; sérénade d’aujourd’hui,
Cuthbert Clarke, arr. Dan Godfrey,
of Great Britain; full military band
with solo clarinet in B flat, con-
ductor. (Jn Chappell’s army jour-
nal, no. 506) © May 11, 1923; 1e.
May 23; E 566398; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. [© arrangement]

15367

Mona Loa Rose; w A. L. Steinberg.
melody W. C., of U. S. ©l1ec. Aug.
25, 1923; E 568844; Will Collins,
Detroit. 15368

*Mong the hills back home in dear old
Pennsylvania: w and m M. R. C.,
of U. S. Bethlehem, Pa., Beth-
lehem music pub. co. © Aug. 31,
19235 2G. Aus, 30> Ho 10(62.. NL sk.
Callan, Bethlehem, Pa. 15369

Month (The) of maying; madrigal,

~ w from Morley’s First booke of bal-
letts to five voices, m Ernest A.
Dicks, of Great Britain; five mixed
voices. 4to. (Choral album, no.
faath > ©) July. ta “tO252) fic... ely
25; E 567150; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 15370

Montjama maid; w T. C. and S. F.
Collier, melody T. C., of U.S. ©1e.
Aus. «1, 19235 WH o68216; Thayer
Cumings, Bedford Hills, N. Y.

153871

Moon madness; w Cynthia Davril, m
Gustave Ferrari, of Switzerland,
domiciled at New York; four-part
cho. of women’s voices. (G. S. 8vo-.
choruses, no. 7046) © Aug. 6, 1923 ;
2c. Aug. 11; EH 568465; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. Poole

913

15373

Moonlight; entr’acte, H. B. Shaw, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 16, 1923;
1: ¢@, Agg.o 63 )H+.568308: «A. «~Hlam-
mond & co., London. 15373

Brinkworth, of England; in F.
July 17, 1923; 1 ec. Aug. 1; EH 567398 ;

Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
15374
Moonlight dreams; w M. B., m Valeria
Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
May ' 10° °O238 P12 ee Paely’ 272

568141; Martin Britz, St. Paul.
15375
Moonlight in Porto Rico; tropical vals,
Francisco Caraballo, of Porto Rico;
pf. © July 30, 1923; 2 « Aug. 4;
H} 568331; Star musie co., Agua-
dikla; Pe Ra ;
Moonlight love; waltz song, w F. C.
M., m Marguerite 8. Heinrich, of
U. S8., arr. F.C. M. and M. S. Hein-
rich, of U:'S.' © 1c. Aug. 27, 1923 ;

EH 570588; Frank C. Mendle, Gal-
veston, Tex. 15377
Moonshine; fox trot, w J. B.. m E.
S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©1l1-«

Aug. 4, 1923; E 570099; Joe Brunk,

Otto, Wy. 15378
Moonshine (The) man; w J. L., m
Oni Wa Reveite. Od ele Ae ia G.

Sept. 1, 1923; E 568960; John Lueas.
-Wise, Va. 15379
Moresque; dance _ interlude,
Coates, arr. Dan Godfrey, of Great
Britain; full military band with con-
ductor. (Jn Chappell’s army jour-
nal, no. 506)
May 238; E 566394: Chappell & co.,

Itd.. London. [© arrangement]
15380

Morning glory vine; w andm J. M.S%.,

1c Of MES pe wie Wwe ke) LG:

Aug;’ 11,1928; EH 568419; James

Miller Smith, jr., Newark, N. J.
153881

Morning song (Canto del mattino) ;
by Edward E, Truceo, of Italy, dom-
iciled at New York. op. 14, no. 1;
pis © Aus 10,1928" 2 ¢. Aue 1 ;

E 568523: Mauro V. Cardilli, New
York. - 15382

Moroccan moon; oriental fox trot in-
termezzo. G. G., of Italy, domiciled
at New York, arr. E. H. Heisley, of
Ce S.Op ex dalwy a Owe
558347; Guido Giosi, New York.

15383

“Moszkowski (Moritz) Serenata; by M.
Moszkowski, op. 15, no. 1, rev., fin-
gering, pedaling, phrasing and in-
structive annotations, Leopold Go-

w Walter de la Mare, m Francis

cae a i

© May 11, 1928; 1c. |

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15376 |

pt. IngMSavews

dowsky, of U. S., biggraphical sketch,
form and structure and glossary,
Lewis G.' Thomas, of U. S.3 pf.
(Progressive series compositions,
eatalog no. 640) © July 21, 1923;
2c. July 23; E 568066; Art publica-
tion soe, St. Louis. [© fingering,
pedaling, phrasing, annotations, bi-
ography, form and structure and
glossary] 15384

Mother; w and m W. S. §&., of U.'S.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1923; E 569048;
William Spencer Schwartz, Atlantic
City. 15385

w M. E. S8S., melody Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
U.S. ©le. Aug. 1, 1923; H 568228 ;
Mary HK. Sheperla, Philadelphia.

15386

Mother and pal; w J. T. P., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Hthel
Fisher], of U.S. © 1lse, Aug. 20,
1923; E 570429; John T. Parker,
Evanston, Il. 15387

Mother Care; w P. B. H., m F. M. 'H.,
of U. Sarr: PP. Bin anid’ eM H.
© 1c Aug. 28, 1923; E 568881;
Pearl Brough Holton and Ferdinand
M. Hoiton, Greensburg, Pa. 15388

Mother dear; w Evelyn Fowler, m
Robert Braine, of U. S.; medium
voice, in E flat. © May 3, 19238;
2c. Aug. 15; BE 5703812; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 15389

Mother, dear mother of mine; w G.
A. M., m E. S. S. Huntington, . of
US: © 1c Aue 41923 ae, ;
Geo. A. McQuilkin, Philadelphia.

153890

Mother; I’m going to leave you and
live with the angels above; w R. A.
P., m Irene May Westman, of U. 8.
© Aue! 9. 1923 = 92 eee 1
568329: Reinhardt A. Peterman,
Hrie, Pa. 15391

Mother (A) old and gray; w J. N. A.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of UU. Si "© 1 ec.
Aug. 2, 1923; E 565998; J. N. Arm-
strong, Bear River, Colo. 15392

Mother Rose; w George B. Cooke. m
Hdward GC. Rees, of U. S., arr. Ma-
belle Hopkins, of U. S. ©1c. Aug.
16, 1923; E 568657; Mabelle Evelyn
Hopkins, Long Beach, Calif. 153593

Mother, sister and dad; w and m
LL. G.. o©'U..S., dtr. Tam Atewander,
of Great Britain, domiciled at Wind-
Sor, “N.: Y:, -©. bee. Jay o20 eos
BE 568167; Leo Curry, Binghamton,
‘Billy 15394

14

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no..9, 1923 .

Mother’s (A) plea; arr. Lovie Austin,
of U. 8.; band. 4to. Chicago, IIL,
W. M. B. Wadley. © July 12, 1923;
2c. Aug. 4; BH 568316; Matthew B.
Wadley, Chicago. 153895

Mountain moon; waltz song, w and m
Cove i Of Las: © 1 oe! Aus. 22,
1923; E 570507; George Van Em-
burgh Betts, San Diego, Calif. 15396

Mouth organs (Harmonicas) ; by Pol-
dowski [Lady Dean Paul], of HEng-
Jjand; pf. (Jn Caledonian market,
no. 2) © Aug. 13, 1923; 1 c. Aug.
15; H 567449; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,

London. 15397
‘Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Drink

to me only with thine eyes; by
Mozart, variations Harold M. Smith,
Coase Bis. AUSs1d, 192%: 1
ce. Aug. 14; E 570267; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15398
-—— Fantasia; by W. A. Mozart, ed.,
phrased and fingered George Far-
lane, of Great Britain, with analysis
Stewart Macpherson, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. in C min. Analytical ed.
© June 20., 192331 ec. July’ 2: E
566837; Joseph’ Williams, Itd., Lon-
don. [© editing, phrasing, finger-
ing and analysis] 15399
Sonata no. 11; by W. A. Mozart,
ed., phrased and fingered George
Farlane, of Great Britain, with
analysis, Stewart Macpherson; pf.,
in A maj. Analytical ed. © July 19,
1923; 1 ec. Aug..2; E 567214; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. [© editing,
phrasing and fingering] 15400
‘Mu phi epsilon songs; by various
M ® FE sorority members and friends,
of U. S., ed. Alfred G. Wathall. 4to.
© July 27, 1923; 2 c@ Aug. 2, aff.
July 30; A 752349; Mu phi epsilon

sorority, Evanston, Il. 15401
‘Much ado about nothing; humorous

part-song, w and m Eliot H. Rob-
inson, of U. S.; men’s voices. 4to.
© May 24, 1923: 2 e Aug. 15: B
570316; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
15402

;Mud pies;, wand melody. D. P., of
U.S. ©1.¢. Aug. 6, 1923 > E 568887 ;
Dorothy Pelunis, Los Angeles.

15403

Music; w Jasmine Keith, m N. A. H.,
Ge U.S. (©. 1 e, Aue. 31, 183 :
E 568980; Naomi Adams Hotchkiss,
Philadelphia. 15404

-Musice box revue; selection, I. Berlin,
arr. Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain ;
military band, with conductor.
(Chappell’s army journal, no. 510)

15413

QrpAne (Ge A92R ss dec. Aiea... 22 9B
567592; Irving Berlin, inc.; New
York. [© arrangement] 15405
Musie (The) box revue; selection, I.
Berlin, arr. Al. Moquin, orch. H. M..
Higgs, of Great Britain; orch., with
Ist violin conductor. (Chappeli’s
orchestral selections, no. 159) ©
July Gi l928. 1 c. Jub TS Eo 561052 -
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. [©
arrangement | 15406
Music everywhere; by Arthur Edward —
Johnstone, of U. 8.; pf., with story,
fingering, phrasing, glossary and in-
structive annotations. . (Art publi-
cation society’s series of tone pic-
tures: Progressive series composi-
tions,;, no. 124)..,.© .J why 3111923;
2c. Aug. 3; E 568267; Art publica-
tion soc., St. Louis. , 15407
Music (The) of spring; w Agnes Lock-
hart Hughes, m James P. Dunn, of
U. S.; mixed voices. Fischer ed.
(Choruses in octavo form, no. 5262)
Ce Ae 28. FOOD ea ATS vex, iss

568924; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [© arrangement] 15408

Musical box (Boite 4 musique); by
Poldowski [Lady Dean Paul], of
England; pf. (Jn Caledonian mar-
ket, no.’ 6) "© Aug. 13, 1923; 1 ec.
Aug. 15; EB 567453; J. & W. Chester, —
ltd., London. 15409

Musical (The) snuffbox: by Anatol
Constantinovitch Liadov, op. 382,
rev., fingering, phrasing, pedaling,
instructive annotations and _ inter-
pretation, Leopold Godowsky, of
U. S., biographical sketch, form and
structure and glossary by Lewis G.
Thomas, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive
series compositions, catalog, no. 644,
srade: 3—b)' Cu suly 2k, fovea 2.
July 23; E 568065; Art publication

—soc., St. Louis. [© fingering, pedal-
ing, phrasing, annotations, biogra-
phy, form and structure and glos-
sary ] 15410

Musical sparks; novelty fox trot,
Olarence M. Jones, of U. S.; pf. ©
Ago Dee yl O23 2 vet widen, 20's ig A)
568947; Will Rossiter, Chicago.

15411

Mustapha oriental dance; by L. N., of
U. S., Ist papers: pf. (Nahme’s ori-
ental airs, no. 1) © 1. Aug..7,
1923; E 570190; Leon, Nahme,
Brooklyn. 15412

My blue man in dear old Alabam;
lyric J. G. M., melody Arnold. T.
hhax.-ef Us/Sin)©ids es Alig, 19235
E 570390; Jos. G. Melandre, Joliet,
Bk 15413

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15414

My brother’s coming with pineapples;
w Sidney D. Mitchell, m Lew Pol-
Tack, sof | ¥°S7 4G) Aug.) 15s 9923:

2 e@) Aug. 2; E 559711; Beilin’ &
Horowitz, ine., New York. 15414
My California; ~w Vivian’ Starr

[pseud. of P. V. 8.], m Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
U. SS. New York, Manhattan mu-
sic co. © July 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
4: KE 569058; Pearle Vivian Stark,
S. Pasadena, Calif. 15415

My coal black mammy; w M. D., m
EK. 8S. S. Huntington, of U.-S.
1 ¢., Aug. 4,,1923; 570110; Mae
Dillon, New York. 15416

My dear old mammy; w and melody
C' Lovie Austm, -of *US'S.; in--C.
© 1e July 28, 1923; E 568163:
Lovie Austin, Chicago. 15417

My Dixie home and you; w and m
i hele cot Os os. Os ve Seu o,

1923; E 569042; Belle Elizabeth
Pollock, Philadelphia. 15418
Mv dove: two-part song, w John

Keats, m Charles Wood, of Great
Britain, ed. Martin Akerman; in G.
4to. (Year book press series of uni-
son and part-songs, no. 214) [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
a7 19934" C FULy sat Pes T5GGaE!: 5
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the year
book press, Itd., London. 15419

My dream; w L. C., m E. S. S. Hunt-
ington! of “WISE © Wie l-Age.. 4,
1923; EH 570085; Lorna Currie, In-
ternational Falls, Minn. 15420

My dream of happiness; waltz ballad,
w and m R. H., of U. S., arr. Homer
Tourjée. 7 Oe) uly a 27%e 4192315 2c.
Aug. 6; HE 568361; Rae Hamilton,
Eagle Rock, Calif. 15421

My feet won’t stand, when trouble be-
gins; w and m G. J. D., of U. S.
© 1 ¢. Aug. +7, 1923; -B S7T0rs6;
George J. Dawson, Philadelphia.

15422

My garden of memory; w Nellie Britt.
ne Be oR, er Oo Ss. “ Puplished— by
Richardson, inc. © Aug. 17, 1923;
2 ¢. Aug. 18; E 570482; E. Renaud.
Los Angeles. 15423

My goodness no; w and melody Tom
Meek [i. ec T. H. M:], of U. S:; arr.
Arthur Wisk, of U.S.” @Mre7xug.
17, 1923; E 570402; Thos. H. Meek,
San Francisco. 15424

Same: Gy we Ae Pr 1O23 «
E 570585; Thos. H. Meek, San Fran-
cisco. 15425

pt. Ta, nN: 'sz, v.18

My grandpa; w EH. G. C.; melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. 8.’ © 1-e Aug 138,
19238; E 570225; H. G. Clark, Phila-
delphia. 15426

My Hawaiian dream girl; w and m
Betty; Le Baron, ..of U, 8S. @,t c.
July 14, 1923; E. 570242; Betty
Florio Johnson, Salt Lake City.

15427

My heart is longing for you; w E. A. W.
P., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U: S.
© 1e¢ Sept. 12, 1923; E 569255;
Eliza A. Warner Praul, Medford, Or.

15428

My heart would be an empty nest if
love should fly away; serenade, w
Beth Slater Whitson, m Herbert
Ralph Ward, of U. S. © July 26,
19238; 2 c. July 265% 568160 > 0hu-
ward Schuberth & co., New York.

15429

My heart’s haven: w Arthur L. Sal-
mon, m H. Lyall Phillips, of Great
Britain. © Aug. 14, 1923; 1¢ Aug.
16; E 567568; Chappell & eo., Jtd..
London. 15430

My home ain’t here it’s further down
the road; w and melody C. W. H.,
of U. | S2-1@!1 fe) Awe a6 ne23;°
568653: Charles Warren Hillman,
Chicago. 15431

My home America; w Caroline E.
Kerth,,.m. 1K On eee
Blanche Brown, of U. S. © 1 «.
Aug. 138, 1923.°° Eiy si02re eee IS
Flato, Kansas City, Mo. 15432

My home town in Kansas; from Little
Jessie James, w Harlan Thompson,
m Harry Archer, of U. S. © Aug.
28; 1923; 2: c..Aug.,.29;, By b6soa4 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 15433

My inspiration: girl; -w»W: V.. m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Gi Beach, of U. S2 (©'M G@rAug 17,
1923: E 570424; William Voinov,
- Cleveland. 15434

My it’s awful how we ery; w Lida
Keck-Wiggins, m Edna Randolph
Worrell, of U. S. Dayton, O., Paine
pub. co. © Aug. 14, 1923; 2 @ Aug.
15; E 570289; L. M. Paine, Dayton,
O. 15435

My jewell vamp: w and melody Chapie
Chapell [pseud. of T. E. C.J, Juanita
'Stinnette and Wen Talbert, of U. S.,
arr. Dave Payton, of U.S). ©l1e.
Aug. 17, 1923; E 570401; Thomas H.
Chappelle, Chicago. 15486

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

My kind of blues, the saddest blues;

wandm B. S., of U.S. © le
Aug. 11, 1923; E 568416; Billy
Smythe, Louisville. 15437

My lady; suite, Hubert Bath, of Great
Britain ; pf. (Album series, no. 183)
Contents:—l. My lady walks.—».

2. My lady weeps.—3. My lady
talks —4. My lady sleeps. © June
Zoe ten; 2 ec. Aus. 2;' 567246;
Augener, litd., London. 15438

My lady of the Pleasaunce; w G. K.
Cockerill, m Morwenna Trefusis, of
England. © June 14, 1923; 1 «.
June 23; E 567382; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 15439

My liberty land; D. A. V. march and
one step, w and m T. J. C., of U. S.
© 1c Aug. 6, 1923; E 568390;
Thomas Joseph Carey, Haston, Pa.

: 15440

My li'l piccanin’;: w Herbert J. Bran-
don, m Harold Hampson, of Great
Britain. © Aug. 14, 1923; 1 ¢ Aug.
16; E 567566; Chappell & co.. ltd.,
London. 15441

My little brown-eyed queen; w M. §S.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1c. Aug. 28, 1923; E 568872; Minnie
Seiler, Le Sueur, Minn. 15442

My little Egyptian baby: w H. M. P.,
m K. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1c Aug. 4, 1923; E 570101; Henry
M. Phillips, Goodman, Mo. 15443

My little island home; w Charles Roff,
‘m H. E. Baden, of Great Britafh®; in
Pee tuly 21 1993: Lie. July, 12;
EH 567003; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd.,
London. 15444

My little love; w H. C. S., melody
Arnold T. Lax, of U.S. © 1 ¢. July
18, 1923; EK 568170: Henry C. Schaf-
fer, Allentown, Pa. 15445

My little radio belle; w F. W. W., m
EK. S. 8. Huntington, of U.S. ©le.
Aug. 4, 1923; E 5701380; F. W. Whit-
taker, Boston. 15446

My love for you Tut-an-a-men; w and
Mie OL, el. S.C) A Cy AMIS.
16, 1923; E 568661; Bernard Le Roy
Seaman, New York. 15447

My love is like a red, red rose; w
Burns, set to a Scottish air Pureell
James Mansfield, of Great Britain,
op. 80, no. 16; mixed voices. 4to.
(Scottish part songs, no. 197) ©

Aus, &); 1925305 ‘er Auge, 185* HE
567515; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow.. 15448

80831—24—_5

15461

i lovely neighbor; w L. L. D., m
John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1e. Aug.
4, 1928; E 570189; L. L. Dalton,
Manti, Utah. 15449

My lover is gone; w and m I. Bostel-
mann, of U. S. bes Aus 25,
1923; E 568842; Ida Clara Bostel-
mann, New York. 15450

My mammy’s blues; w and-m Ben-
jamin F. Spikes and John C. Spikes,
of: U. Si arm J.C. 8. %O 1c Aue
7, 1923; E 570206; Spikes bros. pub.
co., Los Angeles. “15451

My Master; unison song Alec Rowley,
of England. (The school musi¢ re-
view, 1923) © Aug. 14, 1923;:1 ¢.
Aug. 15; E 567437; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 15452

My Mexicano rose; w Walter L. Pon-
CHS, wm AL. B.. ot U0, ss 420 ‘Paul
a. Chureh, ‘of (U2 SiG) ie” Ane.
14;, 1923:>: Ey. 568610; . Arthur i
Beiner, Chicago. 15453

My Montana, I’m coming back to you;
wandmN.B.L. of U.S. © July
3, {19238; 2 e July $235. BH 570164;
Norval Bertrand Langworthy, Bil-
lings, Mont. 15454

My neighbour next door; w and mel-
ody Phil Madison, of U. 8S. ©1e.
Aug. 30, 1928; E 568916; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 15455

My Noah’s ark; minature suite, Dor-
othy Maxwell, of England; pf.
(Banks’ edition, bk. 55) © July
Gee a re. Foly. WS soGest
Banks & son, York, England. 15456

My Ohio; w and melody W. L., of
ib2 Sof @ds cl Sepizh7, .T923s5 E
569077; William Law, Chicago.

15457

My Oklahoma girl; fox-trot, w F. J.
S., 2m. John. FY. Ryan; of, U.S. ©
1.c Sept. 1, 1923; E 568957; Fred
J. Sims, London, Ont., Canada.

15458

My old cabin home; by H. Paine, arr.
Frank J. Smith, of.'U:' S.; ‘men’s
voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser co.
part-songs for men’s voices) ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 3; E 568288 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. [©
arrangement | 15459

My queen; a ballad, w and m E. N.,
eniU.L8A ©. 2 ethic. (B37 11923 3) a
- 568811; Esther Newman, New York.

15460

My rose of paradise; w A. P., m
Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© June 15, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 18; E
568739.; Anthony Palmigiano, Brook-
lyn. 15461

. O47.

cod | Ne an a
: 14 Pen ee
cy

; e

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15462

pt. 111, th,.¥.28

My Sacramento valley home; w A. | Nachtmusik; notturno, di Mario Cas-

A. S., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U. S.
@*1.¢. Aug. 18, 192897 -GFO222 ;
Anne Anchor Sloan, S. Poreupine,
Ont., Canada. 15462

My Seattle; waltz song, w and m R.
WiiRe of Uo Se) en ne en
1923; E 569096; Reta Willert
Rhynsburger, Seattle. 15463

My sugar papa ain’t so awful hand-
some; w and melody John Loftus,
of U. S. (© 1c. Ang, 14, 1923; E
568616; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 15464

My Sunday sheik; w Charles Hoh-
man, mh, B..of U.S. 16) doc, Aue,
11, 1923; E 568408; Eugenie Eckert,
Jersey City. 15465

My sweetheart is singing: w A. M. D.,
m Fred W. Burk, of U. S., arr. A.
D. Hunter, of U. S. ©1e. Aug. 18,
1923; E 568719; Adeline Marshall
Durlin, Los Angeles. 15466

My Tennessee home and you: w R.
S.. m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with
w. -O© June 15) 1923; Be: "Aue TS"
EK 568742; Roxylea Smith, San An-
tonio. 15467

My western maid; w V. F. B., m
Syivia Forrest, of U. S.;. pf. with
w. © June 15, 1923; 2. c. Aug. 18;
E 568753; V. F. Burbick, Colum-
biana, O. 15468

My white rose; w J. A., melody Ar-
nold T. Lax, of U: S. ©1 © Sept.
10, 1923; E 569104; Joseph Amelie,
Nutley, N. J. ' 15469

My wonderful boy; w C. D., m Arnold
T. Lax, of U. S. New York, Frank

Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 e.
Aug. 20; E 570461; Charles De
Gogne, Nashua, N. H. 15470

Myers graded course for bands; by
i. A. M., of U. S.. Lesson 1—12.. obl.
DAMO:,.(C) Adie. le LO232, 2.en Age.
11: E 568460; Francis A. Myers,
Utica, N. Y. 15471

Mystery; w Daniel Skinner, m F. P.,
of U. S.. New York, Frank Harding.
© Aug. 6, 1923; 2 « Aug. 20; E
570465; Frank Peters, East Pitts-
burgh. 15472

Myths and melodies: suite H. E. Gib-
son-Butler, of Great Britain; pf.
no. 1-4. © July 19, 1923; 1 ¢ July

17; H 567055; W. Paxton & co., Itd..,:

London. 15473

telnuovo-Tedesco, of Italy; pf. (Alt
Wien, no. 2) © July 5, 1923301. c.
July 20; E 567035; A. Forlivesi & c.,
Florence, Italy. 15474

Nahme march; by L. N., of U. S.; 1st
papers; pf. (Nahme’s oriental airs,
‘no. 5 © meAuget, 1923-5 Eb

570193 ; Leon Nahme, Brooklyn.
; 15475.

Nancy Lee; barearola, M. W. Butler,
of U. S.; pf. or organ. (Gems from
famous melodies) © Aug. 11, 1923;
2\ @ Aug.’ 145K) STO2ZTOS MAW.
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15476:

Nathan Nobb; unison song, w W. B.
Rands, m Felix White, of Hngland ;
in G. 4to. (Unison songs, no. 42)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July’ '24,. 19235 Ve) “Ane 2) ly
567391 ; Stainer & Bell, 1td., London.

15477

Nation’s (The) hero; w (W. H. C., m.

E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1
e.. Aug. 4) 1923): "E> S706? We 'H..
Carman, Hundred, W. Va. 15478

Natur (Die); hymns von Wolfgang
von Goethe, bearb. von Hermann
Zilcher [of Germany] op. 47; mitt-.
lere singstimme und klavier. (Hdi--
tion Breitkopf, nr. 5158) © July
10)" 1923 30 1 (ee Silly Sher waar
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 15479

Naughty sweety; w and m R. H. Z., of -
Un Ss © Lie: Ave ieee ny
568559 ; Robert H. Ziegler, Los An-.
geles. 15480

Nearer, my God, to Thee; three-part
song, m Eugene F. Marks, of U. S.;
women’s voices. 4to. (Sacred music:
for women’s voices) © Aug. 1,
1923; 2 e. Aug. 3; BE 570342; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15481

"Neath the Arabian moon; w E. J. B.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U.S.
©1c. Sept. 10, 1923; E 569100; Eu-.
gene J. Brunnelle, Woonsocket, R. I.

15482

Nefoedd (Y) (Heaven); geiriau gan
Teuan Gwyllt, English paraphrase by
T. D. Parry, gerddoriaeth gan T. O.
Roberts, of Great Britain. London,
Gerald Orme. © Mar. 16, 1923; 1 ¢.
July 17; E 567021; Thomas Osborne
Roberts, Ysbyty, N. Wales, England.

15483:

Neglected blues; w and melody R. A.
B..and O. L. J., of U.S. ©1¢. Aug.

16; °1928; EY 568654;" Re Arthur
Booker and O. Leon James, New |
Rochelle, N. Y. 15484-

918

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no..9, 1923

Négrita ; tango argentin, de Duarte, of
Blatt otc}. May o0,, 1923 :1-e.
June 15;°E 567222; -L. Brulé, Paris.

15485

Negrito (El): samba parisienne, par
André Jullienne of France, et Ciro
Urbini. of Italy; pf. avec. théorie.
Editions musicales Buifet-Crampon
Rciei) SULLY Ja, 1923.10 Co ADE: TF 5
E 567364 ; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

15486

Nel bosco (in the wood): by Edward
E. Truceo, of Italy. domiciled at
New York, op. 15, no. 2: pf. © Aug.

eto, = ¢ Aus. dt; Er o(or7 5 ||

Mauro V. Cardilli, New York.
15487
Nellie. take the whole darn farm: w
and melody Roger Lewis, Rube Ben-
nett, Walter Donovan and Gus
Kahn, of U.S. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1923;
FE 570500; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 15488
Nena mia (Darling Nena); ¢ancidn
mexicana, w and.m E. V. y R., of
Mexico. .(@/ 4: c.. Septe 12,1923; E
569263: Eduardo Vigil y Robles,
Mexico City, Mex. 15489
Néracar; gran tango milonga, par
Del’Horno, of France: pf. © June
fee loess bes. July (3); BH; 56480:
Del’Horno, Paris. 15490
Nest (A) in the dell: w Mrs. W. M.,
my JohnH, Ryans of .U.iSs...©-4 «ec.
Sept. 1, 1923: E 568954; Mrs. Walter
Murray, Center, Tex. 15491
Never again will I leave my Kentucky
home ;, w. W.. W.. W.,.-m. John, F.
Ryan, of U.S. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1923;
E 568445: W. W. Wilke. Belleville,
Til. 15492

Never ending is the love I give to thee; |

w W. G. N., melody Arnold T. Lax,
fetes. wo) 2 Cc. Sep. 12.1923
569257: W. G. Nelson, Boston.
15493
New hésitation: di Umberto Candiolo.
of Italy; piccola orch. Ato.
June 25. 1923- ob eo June *22'
566671; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
15494
~ New (The) moon: musical mono-
jJogue. w ‘Will Ogilvie, m Emily Em-
erton, of Australia: pf. with w.
(Paling’s musical monologues, no. 8)
© June 19. 1928: 1 « July 24: E
567399: W. H. Paling & ¢o.. ltd.. Syd-
ney, Australia. . 15495
-New Orleans cut-out: melody L. A. and
Lillian Hardin. of U. 8.,. arr. L..Har-
din. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1923; E 569080;
Louis Armstrong, Chicago.

E

15496.

15508

New York, New Haven and Hartford;
railroad song, w and melody, EK. A.
Pe MA aie) Cad aly 20, 5102.3
E 568126: Ernest Adoiph Priebe,
Meriden, Conn. 15497

Newton's theory of music copy books;
bk. 3, Ernest Newton, of Great Brit-
ain. Paxton’s ed. © Aug. 10, 1923;
1 c,, Auge. 13-; E 567500; W. Paxton
& co.,. ltd.,. London. 15498

Nice (A) little chap; w H. M. Bur-
naby, m Cuthbert Clarke, of Great
Britain; recitation with pf. ace.
(Musical monologues, no. 272) ©
duly, 6;,19235'1 & daly 20); KH 507T029 ;
Reynolds & co., London. 15499

Nickel in the slot; musical novelty, w
Leo Wood, m Zez Confrey [i. e. EK. E.
Confrey], of U. S. © Aug. 8, 1923;
2°e./Aug.11; E 570335; Leo Feist,
inc., New York: 15500

Night: w Algernon Chartes Swinburne,
from the Italian of Giovanni Strozzi,
m Douglas Macdonald Stewart, of
Great Britain; in D. © July 8,
1923. ;,1.¢c..Aug..2;,E. 5672533, Auge-
ner, Itd., London. 15501

Nimble fingers; fox-trot, w and m
K.-D:,G., of Us SS: © July 30, 1928 ;

2'e. Aug. 4; E 568332; Katherine
D. Goetz, Little Rock, Ark. 15502
Nimm mein ganzes herz: lied u.

shimmy, worte von Arthur Rebner,
musik yon Ernest Steffen, of Switz-
erland. ‘© Noy. 30, 1922: 1«¢ July
10, 1923: BK 566944; Edition Accord,
g.m.-b. h., Berlin. 15503
Nina; new dance with w Adrian Ross,
m Camille de Rhynal; of Great Brit-
ain. © July 13, 1923; 1c¢. July 14;
E'567005; J..B. Cramer & co.,) Itd.,
London. 15504

No more; w R. D., m George Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
UIs. ©lc. Aug. 2,:1923 ; H.565997 ;
Reginald Dixon, Fleetwood, Eng-
land. 15505

No one knew it was you made me cry;
fox trot’ or waltz ballad, w J. L.,
melody Paul Adams, of U.S. ©1e.
Sept. 7. 1923; E 569078: Jack Lewis,
Utiea, N.Y. 15506

No push, no push. no push. just wait a
minuzza; or, No push Tony, wait a
minuzza, w and melody C. G., of
Un Sy Qi ap eae Ad. $923
568407 ; Clemente Giglio, Brooklyn.

15507

No push, one minute; or, Push push no
more; w and melody C. G., of U.S.
© .1, ¢ Sept. 5, 1923: E 569048:
Clemente Giglio, Brooklyn. 15508

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15509

No tiekee no shirtee; Chinese fox-trot
oddity, w Harold Christy, m Con
Conrad, of U. S. Mark bro. ed. ©
Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 7; E 569071;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 15509

No wonder you're tired of it all; fox

trot. batiad* svand im Dy SB, Be wW.,
of Wa Sei Canes, 192327 20e: Aug.

4: EK 568344; Ben. B. Westerhoff, .

15510

Nobody but you; from Ziegfeld follies,
w Gene Buck, m Louis A. Hirsch
and. Dave Stamper, of U.S. © July
19. 19233 2. 1c) dally...20 +. i Doso2s 5
Harms, inc., New York. 15511

Nobody to go home to; w E. A., m
John F. Ryan, of U. S.. © 1c. Sept.
1, 1923: E 568961; Elizabeth Allen,
Santa Rosa, Calif. 15512

Nocturne in A: by Rob Rov Peery, of
Uso ope uk: organ, Aug. 1,
1923; 2 « Aug. 3; E 568290; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15513

Noél d’enfant: d’aprés un vieux Noél
en patois bourguignon, poéme de
René Robine, musique de Mare Del-
mas, of France, op. 172, no. 2. ©
Jome./27, 30023: 2 co Inie oie H
567174; Heugel, Paris. 15514

Noma; w P. B.. melody P. B., Al Burt
and Ronnie Ross, of U. S., arr. P. B.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1923; HE 568432;
Phil Bouteljé, Atlantic City. 15515

Normarose: w and m Leyford Gates
and Joe Tunbridge, of Great Britain ;
in €. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} ‘© July 17, 1923; 1 ¢. July
18: E 566994; B. Feldman & COo.,
London. 5516

North Dakota; w J. M. A., mE. S. S.
Huntington. of U. S. ©l1e. Aug. 4,

Ottumwa, Ia.

1923; E 570097; J. M. Anderson,
Dahien, N. D. 1joLT
Northern (A) lament; adapted from

an old tune, w Helen Taylor, m May
H. Brahe, of Great Britain; in A
flat. © July 20, 1923; 1’e. Aug. 3;
D6 TZ3TE

don. 15518

Northern rose: w Morris A. Blitzer,
melody K. C., of U.S. © 1e. Aug.
27, 1923; E 570587; Kenneth Casey,
Brooklyn. 15519

Nothin’ sweeter; w and m J. C. T., of
OLS. @'2'*e. SAGE 20, S25" EB
570452; Julian C. Trotman, Brook-
lyn. 15520

Nuovissima: polka, melody F. L.,: of
Italy. domiciled at New York, arr.
Joseph Gioé, of Italy, domiciled at

Enoch & sons, Itd., Lon-~

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

New York; instrumental. © 1 «
Aug. 1, 1923; E 568235; Frank Lib-
ertini, New York. aval

O (An) an N, an I, an Q.an’ an N;
w and m John Harlow and J. E.
Sutton, of Great Britain; in C.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© pmy 2, IZ Te ae
5672 255 Cecil Lennox &€ co., London.

15522

O burdened soul; w Lovick Pierce
Law, m Baron De Ely, jr., of U. S.
© July 20, 1923; 2 ec..Aug. dd; E
)68532; Law & Ely. Siloam Springs,
Ark. 15523

O come let us sing: 95th psalm, set to
m Isidore de Solla, of England;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 20, 1923
1 ec. Aug. 2; H 567384; Stainer &
Bell, ltd. London. 15524

O come to me in dreamland; w J. E.
G., m J. HE. G. and A. Carrington
Briggs, of England: in C. Paignton,
England, Western musie pub co.
June 2. 1923: 1 ¢. July 9; E 566968;
Jane Elizabeth Garniss, Paignton,
England. 15525

O hearken Thou; anthem, w from the
Bible. m Cyril Jenkins, of Great
Britain; mixed yoices. 4to. (Pax-
ton’s sacred choral series) © Aug.
10, 1923; 1 ce. Aug. 13; E 567495; W.
Paxton & eo, ltd., London. 15526

O, inexpressible as sweet; w George E.
Woodberry, m V. P., of U. S. ©
Aug. 6, 1923; 2 c Aug. 11; E 568463 ;
Virginia Potter, Newport, R. I.

15527

O kiiss’ so lang du ledig bist; aus dem
operettensehwank Der ledige schwie-
gersohn, text von Emil und Arnold
Golz, musik yon Edmund Hysler, of
Austria; ftir eine singstimme.
Apr. 20,° 19235) ice) aly ta
566939; Gabor Steiner (L. Singer &
co.), Vienna. 15528

O nuit; poéme de René Robine, mu-
sique de Mare Delmas, of France, op.
172, no. 1. © June 27, 1923; 1 «.
July 31; E 567172; Heugel, Paris.

15529

‘O pigno: versi di C. Pozzetti, musica
di G. Donnarumma, of Italy; mand.
ace. Naples, Italy, Santa Lucia,
casa editrice musicale. 4to. © May
1, 19238:1e¢. July 19; E 567010; Ital-
ian! book co., New York. 15539

‘O prifissore; macchietta caratterist-
ica, versi e musica di G. Ascoli, of
Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Tipografia

920

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

-editrice F. Bideri. _4tc. © June 1,

=19235; 1. e. Aug. 7;:H 567298; Italian
- book co., New York. $5531

O who is so merry; unison song, Ww
George Darley, m George Dyson, of
England, ed. Martin Akerman; in D.
Ato. (Year book press series of uni-
son. and part-songs. no. 222) — [Staff

' and tonic sol-fa notations]. © June
26,.1923; 1 ec. July 11: E 566979; H.
Fk. W. Deane & sans, the vear book
press, Itd.. London. 15532

Octaven-etude. no. 16; by Heniot Lévy,
of U. S.; pf.. in A min. (Ten con-
cert studies, no. 16) © July 39,
19238; 1 « Aug. 2; E 570173; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 15533

Office (The) for the haly communion:
from the Mass for five voices. Wil-
ham Byrd, adapted to English w
Edmund H. Fellowes; five mixed

voices, organ ace. 4to. © May 29,
1923; 1 ¢« June 11: E 566463:
Stainer & Bell. ltd.. London. [©
adaptation ] 15534

Office (The) for the holy communion,
for male voices: from the Mass for
three voices William Byrd, adapted
to English w Edmund H. Feilowes,
of Great Britain; alto, ten. and base,
organ acc. 4to. © May 29, 1923; 1
ce. June 11; EK 566462: Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. [© adaptation] 15535

Oh Al; w and m Roland Fernwood, of
U. S., arr. Earl Blankenhorn, of
D.7 18: 1 ores Agi y- 6.14923 2 )
568381 ; Roland Guehrer. Milwaukee.

15536

Oh: baby, how long: w and melody
Roland C. Irving, J. H. Trent and
Fletcher Henderson, of U. S © 1
e. Aug. 11, 1923; E 568433; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 15937

Ch beautiful butterfiy: w T. J. H., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S.. arr. Theo.
G (Beach of -U-: S.4'@ 1,6 Auge, 2,
1923; E 570002; Thomas J. Heury,
New York. 15538

Oh, come Cinderella. get under my um-
brella; w Mrs. E. L. T.. melody: Ar-
nold T. Lax, of U. S: © 1c Aug.
28, 1923; E 568870; Mrs. E. L. Tait,

Py Pairtax, Va. 15539
Oh honey ‘be yourself; fox trot, w
Vincent Carlin, m M.D... of U. S. ©
vie. Aug. 30, 1923: E 568966; Milton

. Davis, Washington. 15540

Oh! Horace, please stop that now; w

'. N. B., m Joseph Stein. of U; S. ©

1c; Aug. 4, 1923: BE 568248: Nathan

Blank, Camden. N. J. 15541

15553

| Oh! how I did love my sweetie; w.

and m J. L. A., of: U. S.,. arr. José
Goyanes, of U. S;..© 1 c.. Aug. 15,
1923; E 570278; José L. Avellanal,
Tampa, Fla. 15542

Oh, je souffre; de 8S. Rachmaninoff,
op. 21, no. 12, arr, par Leonidas

Leonardi, of France; petit. orch.
Moscow [ete.] A. Gutheil. 4to. ©
APT... OUs ECO «dots cee 263)

567046; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, Leipzig.
15543

Oh Maggie; fox trot, w and melody L.
Be P| OP) Siren, | AC) 4h) Ca) DEP ta le,
1923 33, EexoGO20ds | Licy Zi. Ebi laps,
Washington. 15544

Oh mama, oh papa, I love you; w and
melody BR. B. BR: ef WU. Syharrs Hal
Dyson,,iof U.S.) ©u Lic. Aug. 13,
1923: E 570207; Ralph Rogers Ron-
zio, Providence, R. I. 15545

Oh! Min; w and m Con Conrad, of
OG S.'@ Aue. .6,/192352..¢; Augean Ws
E 570159; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o.,
ine., New York. 15546

arr.’ Gee Terry, of U.'S.;
OECho StU. e) NUS te Toes se:
Aug. 16; E. 568667: Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 15547

Oh! mother dear, how can we e’er for-
get thee; w and m P. G. H., ef U.S.
New York, Invincible music ¢o., ine.
Cy Atos OAs. De Ga. Aes. lt. Ry
568580; P. G. Heidenreich, Hazleton,
Pa. 15548

Oh my Rosie, what a college education
did to.you; w.R. A..m F. F.,-of U.S.
©l1c. Aug. 11, 1923; E 568540; Rose
Aronsohn, Jersey City, and Francis
Friedman, New York. 15549

Oh, oh, Betty; w S. R., m Al Jacobs, of
i. S.larr, Barry, A’ Powell, of, 0.8,
© 1c. July 30, 1923; E 568176; Sam
Rosen, San Francisco. 15550

Oh!’ oh! sweet daddy; w J. L. M., jr.,
miM EL C.,) 06 US) ~«Oiue Ame.
13, 1923; E 570208; John Lewis Mc-
Daniel, jr. and Millard..E. Coffin,
Wilmington, Del. 15551

Oh, to be more filled with Jesus; w
Avis B. Christiansen, m Geo. C.
Stebbins, of U. S.. © Aug. 3, 1923;
2 « Aug. 11;,H 568578; Tabernacle
pub. co., Chicago. THpb2

Oh, you vamping kewpie; w F. .H.,
melody..Arnold T. Lax, of U.S.
oy Ley Sept. 10, '923; 6). DBIOIT 5
Frank Hicks, Plymouth, Pa. | 15553

O24,

15554

OV’ man Conshunce; w Herbert Kauf- |
mann, m Jessie L. Pease, of U. S.
AHO) ae he “EOOSS OF) Mae ee
' 568304; Theo. Presser CO., Philadel-

phia. ~ 15554

OV man Mississippi, knows jes’ where
ve want to go; lullaby, w and om
James A, Sanaker, of U. S.:; solo or
duet.” “Cy duty 36. 48a? 2G sane
4; F 568335; Sanaker songs co., inc..
Viborg; S."D: 15555

Old. Phe), church: ave Ds We tem
Chester D. Salter, of U. 8S. ; quartette

for male or mixed: yoices. New
flampton, Ja, ©. "A Hewett,’>4f0.
Aug. 17, 1923): 2 .e7 Ane. 185 ER

- 970481; David W. Hine, New Hamp-
ton, Iowa. 15556

Old fashion rose; w M: B., m John F.
Ryan, Ct Ui Sere tev Ane: 4,°1923;
FH! 570133 ; Marie Broaddus, Paducah,
Ky. 15557

Old-fashioned (An) dance; composing,
fingering, phrasing, subject matter,
form and structure, method of study,
glossary and biographical sketch,
Arthur Edward Johnstone, of U. S.:
pt. (Progressive series composi-
tions, catalog, no. 121, grade lJ-—a)
Or idy: Bnd oes oe” Soky Zee
568072; Art publication soc., St.
Louis. 15558

Old fashioned yesterdays; w Estelle
Simms, m H. ©.. Hof. U.S. arr--by
Ama ae “Garber Ot U.S") 1,
Aug. 13, 1923; E 570237; Edward C.
Horne, Des Moines. )

15559

Clad (The) home place; w E. C. H.,

m f.S. S. Huntineton, or U.S. ©

Te AU. | Ae LOD he SO Naps as RLV 2.
Crandall Hansen, Ogden, Utah.

15560

Old Ireland is calling for me; w K.
We mm oS. S| Enna Lom Of
CSS.) Oo LG AUeomeden toad 2)
570730; Kathleen W. Cuppage, Oril-

. lia, Ontario, Canada. 15561

Old Kentucky blues; w Gus Kahn,
melody Phil Boutelje and Dan Russo,

OL ie 8.4) be Aug hy 028 5a
570497; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 15562

Same (Cy Auer 20" Gear. C.
Aug. 24; EK’ 568790; Irving” Berlin,
inc., New York. 15563

Old pal I’m just as lonesome as you
w and mB..M., of U.S... © July-26,

1923: 2 ¢. July 27;_E 568135; Billy
Mayhew, Baltimore. 15564

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|
Old (An) song; by

nan

|

pt. 1, te s., v.18

Peter Warlock,
of England; small orch. full se. ©
Wily (23, 192303) Cy ee
567091; J. & W. Chester, itd., Lon-
don. (15565

Old (The) stone fire place: lyric C.
S. P.. melody Arnold T. Lax, of U.
S'© Te Aue FO 1926 2 aoe!
Chester S. Potter, Oklahoma City.

15566

Old sweethearts still are sweethearts ;
w W. D. R.. m George Graff, jr., of
U.S. arr. Theo.”G. Beach, of, U.S:
©1c Aug. 2, 1923; EB 565999 ; Wal-
ter D. Reynolds, Swarthmore, Pa.

15567

On a little farm down in Arkansaw ;
w D. D., melody W. A. D., of U. S.
1c. Sept. 6.19233 By 5690b2 ;
Danny Dunean and W. A. Dough-
erty, Grand Rapids, Mich. 15568

On a-toujours ce qu’on n’veut pas; de
l’operette Le petit choc, paroles de
P. L. Flers, musique de Joseph Szulc,

of France. © July .30, 1923; 1.¢,
Aug. 13; E 567408; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15569

On Cherry Hill: w Charles O. Roos,
m Thurlow Lieurance, of U. 8S. (For-
votten trails) © Aus. 1092352 c.
Aug. 3: FE 568305; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 15570

On Marie Antoinette; chansonnette,
paroles de Amelet, musique de Pierre

Chagnon, of France. © July 30,
192301 ey Ane Sto 1b6T4Z3 §
Francis Salabert, Paris. 15571

On our Coney Island honeymoon: w
G. A. E., melody Aileen Eshenfelder.
of Ur S. © fvetAwet one2s 7 Es
568403: George Arthur Eshenfeider,
sroton Longpoint, Conn. 15072

On the blue lagoon; by Jane M,. Mat-
tingly; of UL Si 3. pin @ aii 2s,
1923); 2 c¢. Aug..4; Hl 5682774) Wallis
music eco., Cincinnati. 15573

On the boardwalk at Coney Isle; w

Chas. Pape, m B. B., of U.S... ©
Aue (22: 1923; 2) .ctiGAmeonet a) Ei
570570: Bertha Brunckhorst, New
York. 15574

On the Piave River; descriptive and
symphonie march, J. P., of U._S8.;
pf. © 1 ¢. Aug. 30, 1923 ; B 568922
Joseph Partipilo, Chicago. Tae

On the rocking horse; by Adam Geibel,

of U. S.; pf. (Memories of child-
hood)’ ©, Aue. 1) 1923 3) 2)e) aes
3: “E 568298; Theo. Presser €o.,
Philadelphia. tooo 4

no. 9, 19238

On the Susquehanna shore: waltz
song, w Jesse G. M. Glick, m L. B.,
of U. S., arr. Geo. P. Hulten, of U.
S. ©le Aug. 6, 1923; E 568383;
Lucile Burton, San Francisco.

15577

Once in a while; w Marcel Klauber,
melody D. J., of U. S.: © 1c. Aug.
11, 1928; E 568422; Don Juielle,
Cleveland. 15578

Once more to touch her fragile hand;
w and m Elizabeth Collison-Hill, of
U. 8.; high or medium voice.
Aug. 6, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 11; E 568469;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

15579

Onde (L’) tragique; ouverture, par
- Gabriel-Marie, arr. par Hans Our-
dine, of France; orch. avec piano-,

conducteur. 4to. (Nouvelle collec-
tion Salabert, no. 37) © Aug: 25,
m2 dt fe. Sept, “Al: EB 5677395
Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar-
rangement] 15580

One dollar bills; fox trot, w R. N. R.,
m H. S. S. Huntington, of U.S.
1 ce. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570125; Robt.

N. Robertson, New Orleans. 15581

One (The) in a million to me: from
Artists and models, w and m Jean
Schwartz, of U.S. © Aug. 15, 1928:
2 c. Aug. 17; E 568780; Harms, inc.,

New York. 15582

One sweetly solemn thought: w
Phoebe Carey, m R. 8. Ambrose, arr.
Paul Bliss, of U. 8.; sop. and alto.
© Aug. 27, 1923; 2 ce Aug. 28; EB
570645; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. [© new arrangement]

15583

One week ago; fox trot, w and m Hay-
den Shepard and Harry Archer, of
U. S., arr. James C. McCabe, of U.
S.:; orch. 4to. (Feist edition, no.
1151) © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 « ‘Aug.

- 22; E 568816; Leo Feist, inec., New
York. [© arrangement] 15584

-~ One who cares for me; w Hubbard T.
Smith, m Roy L. Burteh, of U. S.
©) Sept 35)21923 *) 27e. Augssi22¢: B
569060; Haleyon pub. co., Indiana-

_ polis. 15585
-O’Neill (Norman) Four little dances;
N. O'Neill, of Great’ Britain ;” pf.

Contents.—1. Gopak.—2. Habanera.
—3. Valse—4. Ragtime. © June
12,-1923; 1-c. June 28; EB 566719;
_ Anglo-French music ¢co., Itd., Lon-
don, 15586

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

15597

Onions bring mem’ries of you; w and
melody David Barnett, of U. S., arr.
Claude Lapham, of U. S. ©1«
July 27, 1923; E 568127; Goodman
& Rose, ine., New York. 15587

Only a Portland rosebud; w H. O.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1 ce. Aug. 28, 1923; E 568876; Hattie
O’Brien, La Grande, Or. 15588

Only (The) bally fellow in the place;
humorous song, Frank H. Fox and
R. Graham Keith, of Great Britain;
in D. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 6, 1923; 1 « July
20; E 567025; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 15589

Only (The) girl worth while: w
HM? Ea, th Johal. “Ryan Loi su.
S. ©l1e Aug. 11, 1923; EB 568454;
Herbert L. Iwan, South Bend, Ind.

15590

Or else—: humorous song, E. A. Sear-

son, of Great Britain; in C. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July

Gp 119238 31. ie! Saby71205 E56 7023 -
Reynolds & co., London. 15591

Orange blossoms (L’ moselem’s Flor-
ida); w Ethel M. Dunlap, m F. P.,
of U. SS. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
20: E 570467; Frank Peters, East
Pittsburgh. 15592

Oratorio repertoire; collection of solos
from standard works, selected and
ed. Nicholas. Douty, of U. S.; Sop.
v. 1. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2'¢. and aff.
Aug. 3: A 752396; Theo. Presser ¢o.,

Philadelphia. 15593
Organist (The); bimonthly journal,
ed. Te kn,.4akSRtOcae Of yl.) Ms PaVeue t,
no. 8, July 1928. obl. 8vo. ©

June 16, 1923; 2c. and aff. July 9;
A 753031; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O. 15594
Orpheus collection of part songs;
[compiler, Paul Bliss], of U. S.;
mixed voices. 4to. © June 13,
IZ te, Cc. SUNe foe air” PUly (ee A
753034; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 15595
Ose Anna; fox-trot et shimmy, sur
les motifs de La-haut, de Maurice
Yvain, of France; pf. © July 23,
‘1923: 1c. Aug. 7; BE 567326; Francis
Salabert, Paris. [© arrangement]
15596

Oufrah el kuba; by L. N., of U. S., Ist
papers; pf. (Nahme’s oriental airs,

noe ty Cte. Aus: TOUS. eH,
570191; Leon Nahme, Brooklyn.
. 15597

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15598

tos Cee oh en AV ahs

Sa170)

pt. 11, n. s., v. 18

Oui, oui, Monsieur; w Jack Yellen,
melody Milton Ager, of U. Ss. ©1
c. Aug. 18, 19283; E 570245; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.

15598

Our boy scout; one step march, Emma

C. K. Compton, of 'U: 8.; pf. ©
Aue. 12,1928 + fBeie. “Aug: 143) EB
568635; C. A. Mulliner, Williams-
port,” Pa. 15599

Our railroad sailors; w and m BE. B.,
of U. S. © Aug. 14, 1923; 2. ¢. Aug.
7; E 568981; Edward Bird, Lucin.
Utah. 15600

Out in the Caribees; song one-step,
from Here we are, w James Heard,
m EK. Antony Roper, of Great Britain.
©) July +36, 1923i;,11 « Augi 64) E
567289; Cecil Lennox & co., Lon-
don. 15601

Out in this world somewhere; w J. T.
P., melody Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Ethel Fisher], of U. S. © 1.
Aug. 20, 1923; E 570428; John T.
Parker, Evanston, Il. 15602

Out San Francisco way; fox trot, w
Vincent Bryan and Sam Marley, m
Gertrude Hoffman, of U. S. © July
1971923) 24e:, Pauly, 27 ; A S6S158 5
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

15603
a arr. Geo. J. Trin-
kaus, of U. S.; orch. 4to. © Aug.

6, 1923; 2.c. Aug. 14; E 568637 ;, M.
Witmark & sons. New York. [©
new arrangement] — 15604

Out there in the sunshine with you;
waltz song, Ernest R. Ball, of U. S.;
vocal orch., in F. 4to.,.© July 31,
19238; 2° e, Aug..255 6 568587 5. M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 15605

Out upon the sea; unison chorus, w
Aletha Phillips, m Irving Gingrich,
of.U. .S..3. with alto.ad.liby,, ,4t0:
(The unison chorus, compiled and
arranged by John S. Fearis, no. 1210)
© Ang; 22, 1923) 2. e. Aug. 20+ E
570599; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chi-
eago. 15606

Ouverture (L’) Ja péche; de l’operette
Le petit choc, paroles de P. L. Flers,
musique de Joseph Szule, of France.
©, ly 25,1923 + Loe. Ausieage, B
567351; Francis Salabert, Paris.

15607

Padmavati: pantomime et danses du
II° acte, par Albert Roussel, of
France; piano. Paris, Editions de
Ja nouvelle revue franeaise. Ato.
(Revue musicale,-3° année, no. 1,

supplément musical du 1°* novembre,
1922) © Nov. 1, 1922; 1¢ July 12,
1923 ; E 567152 ; Durand & €o., Paris.

15608

Pal of all; ballad fox trot, w and m
E. M. W., of U. S., arr. Alfred Dalby,
of U.S. © 1 .¢ July..3@°1923: B
568177; Edward M. Wagenhurst,
Allentown, Pa. ~ 15609

Pal (The) that I left there in France;
w and melody, L. R. A. of U.S;
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1923; E 569046;
Lenard R. Ayers, Fitzsimons, Colo.

15610

Palestine: w and-m Tom King and
Jack Fewster, of Great Britain. ©
June 23, 1923; 1° ¢ gage Ze
567153; Cecil Lennox & co., Lon-
don. 15611

Paling’s dance album, no. 7; waltz
album, various composers, of Aus-
tralia: -pf,. ,© “May 15, 19234: c.
June. 19; E 566686; W. H. Paling
& co., Itd., Sydney, Australia. 15612

Palme immortelle; ouverture, par Ga-
briel-Marie, arr. par Hans Ourdine,
of France; orch. avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. (Nouvelle collection Sala-
bert, no. 39) © Aug. 25, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 11: E 567740; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. [© arrangement]

15613

Palomar: fox trot. G. V. B., of U. 8.;
pf. ©le. Aug. 22, 1923: H 570508 ;5
George Van Emburgh Betts, San
Diego, Calif. 15614

Pan: vocal fox trot, w Gordon Mc-
Connel, m Jean Lensen, of Great
Britain. © July 11, 1993 : 1c July
27: E 567206; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 15615

Panels: four sketches, Montague
Ewing. of Great Britain; pf. Con-
tents :—1. Fifine —2. Dawn light.—3.
My lady April.—4. Rose petals. ©
June 30. 1923; 1 ¢. July 9; HE 567001;
Leonard & co., London. 15616

Paon (Le) blanc: fox trot, de R. Jac-
guemont-J. Doizy. of France: orch.
avee piano conducteur. Editions
musicales Buffet, Crampon et cie.
4to.. ©. July. 30, 19288 1 ven Aug.
18: E 567553; Evette et Schaeffer.
Paris. 15617

Papa String Bean: New Orleans blues,
Ww
Durante, of U. S. Mark bro. ed. ©
Aug:- 30, .1923:..2 ‘ec -Atg@ayeter

570765: Edward B. Marks music ¢o., ©

New York. 15618

924

and m Al Bernard and Jimmy .

Le
oe

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Papillion (Le); poésie de Lamartine,
musique de Marcel Gennaro, of
France; sop. ou ten. Editions musi-
cales Buffet-Crampon & cie. © May
21, 1928; 1c June 6; E 566349;
_ Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 15619

sea) (ihe, butterfly ), 5: poésie .de.\ J.
-Desrez, traduit par J. N. Schole-

_ field, musique de René Rabey, of
France; voix moyennes, avec violon
ad lib. [French and English text]
iG eury Ze: 1923°°s" ce Aue. T:' B
567361; Durand et cie., Paris. 15620

Pappas gone and left again blues; w
oom W. A, Weer U. S.; pf.
“ia ws © 1 c. Sept. .6,.1923>’E
569061; W. A. Dougherty and Danny
Dunean, Grand Rapids, Mich. 15621

Parade of the wooden soldiers (La
parade des soldats de bois) ; char-
acteristic, Leon Jessel, arr. H. F.
Odell, of U. S.; mand. orch. (Odell
edition, series 3, no. 5) © Aug. 13,
fozo, 2 e: Aus. 17; BE 570379; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.

[© arrangement] 15622
Parfums (Les) du bonheur; suite
symphonigue, de H. Forterre, of

France; petit orch. avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. Contents—1l1. Jeux.—
2. Priére aux anges.—3. Idylle—

4 ‘Velupte. * © ‘Auge. '25, 1923: 1. c,
Sept. 11: E 567736; E. Gaudet,
Paris. [© transcription] 15623

Parigolte; fox-trot et shimmy, par
Lao Silesu, of Italy; pf. © July
Zee O25") ex Aue: T; Ei 567368;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 15624

Parting (The) kiss; w Frederick G.
sehen. my OP. S."of US. -«©'L ec.
Aug. 28, 1923; E 568889; Carl P.
Schell, Milton, Mass. 15625

Passage-bird’s farewell (Abschied der
vogel) ; by J. von Hichendorff, Eng-
lish version, Paul Bliss, of U. S.,
m Eugen Hildach; sop. and bar. ©
Aug. 9, 1923; 2c. Aug. 18; E 570349;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
[© English version] 15626

Patre (La) sur la montagne; méiodie
populaire, w A. Steinlen, harmo-
nized and arr. Alfred Henry, of
England. (in Edition Chester, no.
108: Ten Alpine pastorals, v. 2,
no! 9y' © Ave: 13, 1923 1) ec) ‘Aug,
15; EH 567446; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 15627

Pazzarella; versi di F. M. Russo, mu-

sica di Salvatore Capaldo, of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Tipografia edi-
trice F. Bideri. 4to. © June 1,
1923; 1 ¢ Aug. 7; E 567297; Italian
book co., New York. 15628

15640

Peace among the nations; w and m
A. A. K., of U. S. (Jn Peace serv-
ice) 16 mo. © June 25, 1923; 2 «.
June 25; EK 568688; Albert A. WKid-
der, Tipton, Calif. 15629

Peace I leave with you; three-pt. song,
J. Varley Roberts, arr. Paul Bliss,
of U. S.; women’s voices, organ acc.
4to. (Theo. Presser co., sacred mu-
sic for women’s voices.) © Aug. 2,
1923; 2 c« Aug. 6; E 568285; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. [© ar-
rangement | 15630

Peacock strut; from Newcomers, w
and m Will Morrissey and Joe Bur-
rowes, of U. S. © Aug. 15, 1923;
2c. Aug. 15; E 570297; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

15631

Peanuts! 5 a bag; w and m George
Weinberg and Mike Mosiello, of U.
S. : © Aug. 13, 1923: 2 ¢,.Aug. 14;
E 568629; Richmond-Robbins, ine..
New York. 15632

Pearl, just believe in me; w and mel-
ody; 8: Ko and. Men IK. of, Wa ose
© 1 ce Sept. 1, 1923; E 568950;
Maurice M. Korn and Samuel Kes-
tenbaum, Sea Gate, N. Y. 15633

Pearly White; w F. A. H., m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. :© 1 ee Aug.
4, 19283; E 570088; Fred A. Hansen,
Calabasas, Calif. 15634

Peasant’s dance (Val d’Ayas); by
Giulio Confalonieri, of Italy; violin
and pf. (Metzler’s violonist’s reper-
toire, no. 95) © June 29, 1923: 1
ec. July 27; E 567154; Metzler & co.,

Itd., London. 15635
Pedlar’s (The) basket; w Edward
Loekton, m Arthur Baynon, of
Great Britain; in E flat. © July

10, 1923; 1 «@ July 16; E 567008;
Leonard & co., London. 15636
Peek a boo moon; w P. O. B, melody
Waiter. Smiths: off G38. V'@: ae:
Aug. 11, 1923; E 568423; Perey O.
Brewer, San Francisco. 15637
Pellicola (La); le peripezie di Pippo,
versi e musica di Giuseppe Ascoli,
of Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Tipo-
erafia editrice F. Bideri. 4to. ©
June 1, 1923; 1¢. Aug. 7; EB 567294;
Italian book co., New York. 15638
Penetrating blues; w and m E. H.. of
i! Sie wk } emg 23) 1923 5B
568807; Eddie Heywood, Atlanta.
15639
Pensée triste; by Philippe Maurel, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 16, 1923;
1 ec. Aug. 6; E 567302; A. Ham-
mond & co., London. - 15640

925

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15641

Dt. Da, Heel wt Ter

Pensive; by Kate Gilmore Black, of
Dx Seay (In varying moods;
no. 2) © Aug. 6, 1923;2¢. Aug. 11;
EK 568471; G. Schirmer, inc, New
York. 15641

Petit (Le) choe; couplets-valse de
Voperette, paroles de P. L. Flers,
musique de Joseph Szule, of France.
© huly.. 23; 19286. eos. Wb
067348 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.

15642

— opérette en 3 actes, livret de P.
L. Fliers, musique de J. Szulec, of
France; partition piano et chant. ©
July 23, 1923; 1 e Aug. 7; A 26480;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 15643

Petticoat of green; w William Drum-
mond, m Frederic Norton, of Eng-
land. © June 14, 1923; 1 ¢ June
23; BE 567381; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. 15644

Phillada flouts me; w anon., m Fred-
eric Norton, of England. © June
14, 1923; 1 @ June 23; E 567380;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 15644

Piano key music; first lesson for the
right hand, C. H. B., of U. S. ©
Aug. 11, 1923 2e Auge7 HiSTOdST1 ;
Charles Henry Beckmann, Eliza-
beth, N. J. 15646

Pia-nola (La); novelty fox trot, Don
Pestor, of U.S.) pt.: “O° Aue 2s,
1923; 2c Aug. 29; E 568948; Will
Rossiter, Chicago. 15647

Pianto (Il) della danzatrice; di Al-
fredo Berisso, of Italy; pf. (Poemi,

no, 1) ;. © “Avg. a6y. 1923: ives Aue.
3) By DOTO29 Ge, Ricordin se. CO,
Milan. 15648

Piecolino; ouverture de |’ opéra-comi-
que en 8 actes de E. Guiraud, tran-
seription de H. Mouton, of Belgium ;
orch. avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
@ Age 2 does 1ae Sept, valaliey BE)
567760; Durand et cie., Paris. [©
transcription ] 15649

Pickin’ the blues away; w and melody
Joe Grey, Arthur Gibbs, and Leo
Wood;of »U. ‘Sn Orel) © 7 Aue.128,
1923; E 570648; Leo Feist, ince.
New York. 15650

Picture of clowns (Scénes de clowns) ;
by Poldowski [Lady Dean Paul],
otf Hngland; pf. (Jn Caledonian
market, no. 8) © Aug. 13, 1923;
he) Ande 5): oH) 567455) oS,
Chester, Itd., London. 15651

Picture (The) pianist; pianologue, w

| Plainte (La)

monologues, no. 270) © July 6,
1923; 1 ¢ July 20; E 567028; Rey-
nolds & co., London. | 115652

Pictures in song; bk. 3, for schools
and colleges, ed. and arr. Robert
M’Leod, of Great Britain. Piano-
forte ed. 4to. © July 11, 1923;
1 ce July 25; E 567151; Bayley &
Ferguson, Glasgow. Co E5653

Pierné (Gabriel) Sonate; en une
partie, par G. Pierné, of France, op.
46; violoncelle et piano, en fa diése
mineur. © June 20, 1923; 1 c¢. July
31; E 567184; Durand et cie., Paris.

~ 15654.

Pierre de Serbie; marche, par G.
Allier, of France; pour harmonie et
fanfare, avec conducteur, si bémol.
obl. 8Svo. © May 21, 1923; 1 ¢. June
6; E 566352; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 15655

Pierrette flirts; interméde_ galant,
Joen Fresco, of Holland, op. 11;
oreh. with pf. conductor. (Edition
artistique, no. 3) © July 31, 1923;
2 @. Ane. 34. E. SOLS Matrices
Baron, New York. 15656

Pilgrim fires; w <A. A. S., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Bthel
Fisher], :of. U.S. ©.1.¢4Aue. 15,
1928: E 570223; Anna Anchor
Sloan, S. Porcupine, Ont., Canada.

15657

Pillin (El); tango, de F. Canaro, of
Uruguay; pf.. © July 30, 1923; 1 ¢.
Aug. 13; E 567412; Francis Sala- .
bert, Paris. 15658

Pilotins (Les) ; marche de la L. M. C.,
de G. Lemaire, orchestration par
Guillaume Balay. of France; har-
monie ou fanfare avec conducteur
en si bémol. 4to. Paris, L. B. Mer-
cier... (©) May 21, 1oee, ger men

~ —& 566370; Gaston Lemaire, Pris.
[© orchestration] 15659

Pixy-ring (The); fairy miniature
suite, H. Waldo Warner, of Hng-
land; op.. 23).-string jquareetay)
Score.—2. Parts. © June 23, 1923;
te. each June 22; E 566676, 566677 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

15660, 15661

du clocher; piéce de-
seriptive, par Guillaume Balay, of
France; pf. © July 23, 1923; 1 c.
Aug. 7; E 567360; Evette et Schaef-
fer, Paris. 15662

Plantation (A) scene; composing, fin-
gering, phrasing and the poetic idea,
Ernest R. Kroeger, of U. S., with

Warren Hastings, m Herberte Jor- | biographical sketch and instruc-
dan, of Great Britain. (Musical tive annotations Lewis G. Thomas;
926 |

4
ere

i.

‘ i

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923 ©

(Progressive series composi-
© July 21.
2 ec. July 23; BE 568073; Art
St. Louis. 15663

Platinum scarce among the gold; w
~N. N. and Cook, m George Graff, jr.,
Of Us. “arr. neo!” G. "Beach?" of
Pe eee 1 te. FATTO 20 TORS mt Fi
565990: Nels Nelson and Mrs. D. G.
Cook, Valdez, Alaska. 15664

Play that left hand melody; w and m
James A. Sanaker, of U.S. © July
DU, 19275 392 e Aue 4" WY 568334 ;

i on
’ tions, catalog, no. 120)
Ie

_ publication soc.,

Sanaker songs co., ine, Viborg,
spae OF 15665
Playing the blues; melody C. W., of
Bowe © k cs, Ane V4) 1908 Hh
568611; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 15666
Pleading; melody D. M., of U. S. ©

1c Aug. 7, 1923: © 570188: David

Margulies, Richmond. 15667
Please don’t oogle me; w M. K. L..
me. By (OC: foster; of U.S. «© July
24, bO2ar Ze. Aug. -2¢0R8) 570805 ;

May Kane Lockfield, Slidell, La.
15668

Please give me your rich flowers of
ihe. spring ; sw. «M.. J. m ..8:.S8.
muntinetion, of Wai8.,,.\© 1 e. Aug. 4,
1923; E_ 570091; Murphy Joseph,
New York. 15669

Please mama, piease papa; w Bernie
Grossman. m Willy White, of U. S
CO Anes) 31,1923); v2 €. Sept.L: EB
569000; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 15670

Please. mister, don’t do that: w and
me eee On Us drr. OAarry TL.
Cook, of U. S. ©tec. Aug. 20, 1923:
E 570447; Ted Caldw ell, Louisville.

15671

Please papa, please mama; w Bernie
Grossman, melody Willy White, of
tose Oi. ac. Amst 1 Siig" By
570437; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 15672
Pleyel (J.) Six duos faciles; par I.

leyel, of Denmark, op. 59, revus et
doigtés par Issay Barmas, of Ger-

many; ‘deux violons. (Wilhelm
Hansen edition, no. 2300) © June
£11923 5. LL eat Sune 28; Bi: 566778 :

Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen, Den-

mark.
——— Six duos faciles et progressifs:
par J. Pleyel, of Denmark. op. 48,
revus et doigtés par Issay Barmas,
of Germany; deux violons. (Wil-
helm Hansen edition, no. 2299) ©

15685

June 1, 1923; 1 «6 June 28; EH
566779; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen, Denmark. 15674
Pod tym naSim okene¢kom; w and
melody | T.nk.. Gis-of Us S.- ©, h:¢

Aug. 6, 1923; E 568396; Theo. F.

Chuya, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 15675
Poems of the sea; cycle of three
pieces, Ernest Bloch, of Switzer-

land, domiciled at Cleveland, O.;

piano. Contents: Waves.—Chan-
ty.—At sea. ©: July 21,),1923; 2.¢
July 26; E,.568119; .G. Schirmer,

ine., New York. 15676

Poet (The); w A. BI Dm Be) 8.
Huntington, of U. S. ©1e. Aug. 4,
1923; E 570128; A. L. Trietch, Lan-

sing, Mich. 15677
Polish dance; by Emile Gastelle, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. Pax-

ton’s ed. © Aug.
16; E 567498; W

Zi SLO2S- 3 ly Cay
Paxton & co., Itd.,

London. 15678
Polka prelestnaya barishnia; melody
M. L., of U. S.; violin. ©1-c. Aug.

24, 1923; EH 570654; Matus Lichten-
stein, New York. 15679

Pom-Sim; w and m B. S8., of U. S.,
arr. A. W. Crosbie, of U. S., Wor-
cester, Mass., Smith-Cone pub. co.
© July 25, 1923; 2 ¢« July 30; BE
568678; Burt Smith, Worcester.

15680

Poor little lamb; w and melody Don-
ald Heywood, of U. 8S. ©1c. Aug.
14, 1923; E 568596; Jack Mills, inc.,

New York. 15681
Poor little nobody, nobody knows; w
Jack Meskill, melody Ben Selvin
and Lew Cobey, of U. S. © 1.
Aug. 14, 1923; E 568604; Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 15682
Poppy (The); w Edmée Taylor, m

Theo. G. Beach, of U. S., New York,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 1, 1923;
2 ec. Aug. 1; E 568248; Mrs. W. Tay-
lor, Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada.
15683

Portia; intermezzo from The mer-
chant of Venice, Frederick Rosse,
arr. and ed. Arthur Laycock, of
England; cornet solo, with pf. ace.
(In Hawkes &:son’s cornet album,

no? 3)* .© June, (2851928317 ¢c July
9; EH 566922; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. 15684
Potomac River blues; a darktown

wail, w and melody M. P., of U. S.
© Hie er Ange! 27. 19233: Be STODET
Maceo Pinkard, New York. 15685

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15686

Pour Jeanot; berceuse. de Gabriel-
Marie et Hans Ourdine, of France;
quintette A cordes avee piano con-
ducteur. Paris, Rouart, Lerolle et
cies 4100 * (0). Ply Zor 1 Ges fae
Aug. 7; HE 567322; ‘S:' Chapelier,
Mandres, France. 15686

Pourvu qu’ tu m’aimes; ou, Avee toi,
chansonette, paroles de Nazelles,
musique de Penso, of England. ©
June 2,1923ip Deeoltmky Blip! BE
567200; Publications Francis-Day,
Se Ho, als: 15687

Powder River blues; fox trot, w and
mB. B. .W., of U.S! . ©” Aue 9,
19238 ;,2. ce. Aug. 4; E 568343; Ben
B. Westerhoff, Ottumwa, Ia. 15688

Practical way to know chords strokes
and syncopation on tenor banjo; by
F. P., of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn, No a 416.) © daly. 2 toon.
2, C. MY O;:. Bi, SeSOLs5. .b ramk
Pinto, Brooklyn. 15689

Praise our Lord, all ye Gentiles; w
from Psalm 117, m William Byrd, of
England, ed. Edmund H. Fellowes,
of Great Britain; mixed — voices.
Transposed = ed. Ato. (William
Byrd’s psalms, songs and sonnets)
©) uly -24, 4923: Pic. Augip2s, B
567387: Stainer & Bell. itd., London.
[© transposing and editing] 15690

Prancing (The) pony; by Mari Paldi,
of ©. S.; pf. (Miniature fancies)

@iduly 31; 1923: 2c Aug 1%: EB]

568509; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 15691
Pray, answer me; w E. A. L.. m E.
S::S. Huntington; of U.)S.; ©.k-e.

Aug. 4, 1923; E 570082; Elizabeth
A. Lehtinen, Peterboro, N. H.
15692
Prayer (A) at twilight; w and m E.
Ee. S., of . Uz.Ss, Knexville, .Penn..
Clark & Jones. © Aug. 24. 1923;
2c Aug. 27; E 570596: EHlizabeth
Harrill Shugart, Knoxville, Tenn.
15693
Prélude en si bémol mineur: de
Henry Defosse, of France, op. 38;

Dr. ©) duly 20 1925 ie. Ais, ts;
EK 567552; Alphonse Ledue et cie.,
Paris. : 15694

Prélude et fugue; par Pierre de Bré-
ville, of France; orgue. © May 21,

1923; 1 e@ June 6; HE 566356; Rov- |

art, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 15695
Premier baiser; de loperette Myria
ou L’amoureuse incompléte, paroles
de René Nazelles, musique de An-
dré Mauprey, of France. © July
30, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug. 18; E> 567432;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 15696

{

SS ee are ee EE Ee

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pt. 11, 0. s., Vv. 18,

President Coolidge march; by A. W.
E. A., of U. S., arr. William C. Lin-
deman, of U. S.; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 7,
1923: E 569082; Axel W. E. Austin,
New York. 15697

Pretty Molly Malone; from Jack of
hearts, w Florence Fink and Annela
Burns, m George H. Gartlan, of U.
S.1 ©, Aug,, 13,1923 352,e. Ameeezs ;
E 568983; Hinds, Hayden & El-
dredge, inc., New York. 15698

Priceless (A) jewel; w H. S., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher],.of U..S. .@si Gage,
1923; E 570226; Henrietta Skaggs,
Datto, Ark. 15699

Pride of the Sioux; w and m H. W.
W., of, U.:S: -©.1 e:, Aug. 25,,1928 ;
BE 568847: Helen Warfield Wenger,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 15700

Priére: Le cor des Alpes; w H. Proch,
harmonized and arr. Alfred Henry,
of England. (ifn Edition Chester,
no. 108: Ten Alpine pastorals, v. 2,
no. 10) © Aug. 18, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug.
15: E 567447; J. & W. Chester, ltd.,
London. 15701

Primroses; by Sydney H. Gambrell,
of Great Britain: pf. © July 16,
1928: 1 ¢ July 16; E 566989; Reid
bros., ltd., London. 15702

Princess d’Auberge; opéra de Jan
Block, fantaisie de Ad. Herman, of
France; fitite et pf. (Soirées du
jeune fiatiste, no. 44) © June 27.
1923.: 1c. July 31; BE 5671965. Heu-
gel, Paris. [© arrangemeat] 15705

Prinkipo; mélodie tango, de Ch. Pons,
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur:. © duly 23, 19238; 1 e@ Aug.
7: E 567333; G Joubert, Paris.

15704

Proposal; w L. M. W., m E. S. 8.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1923: E 570090; Lela Mae Willis.
Heltville, Calif. 15705

IMpocgyyorovAa (Prosfigopoula) ; w and
melody L. C., of U. S., Ist papers.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1923; B 570752; Lu-
cian Cavadias, New York. 15706

Prunella: by Benjamin James Dale,
of Great Britain: violin and pf. ©
June 28,1923: 1 ¢. Aug. 2; E 567251:
Augener, Itd., London. 15707

Pupil’s (The) duet album; bk. 1, sec-
ond series, compiler, Arthur P.
Schmidt co., of U. S.; pf. (Sechmidt’s
educational series, no. 299a) ©
July 131, 192380 We Augoedagie
568514; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 15708

928

OMe pete.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

15729

Pureell (—) Adagio; 2nd movement,
fand] Vivace; from Sonata in G
minor, Purcell, arr. Frederick Cor-
der, of Great Britain: violin and
pt. (in 1924 school examinations
lower division, list B) © July 17,
1923; 1 ¢« Aug. 2; E 567234; Asso-

ciated board of the R. A. M. and the
R. C. M., London. [© arranging

and editing] 15709
Purple (The) and the gold; w N. H.

Gm Bertha _V....Nair, of .U..S8.;
mixed voices. © Aug. 4, 1923; 2
e. Aug. 6; E 568352; Naney § E.
Canan, Clarion, Pa. 15710
Purple (The) and white; w Leonard
wien h P R OF UL S.,

Asbury Park, N. J., Frances Porter
Ross co. © Aug. 7, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
11; E 568583; Frances Porter Ross,
Ocean Grove, N. J. 15711
Pursey (Mildred Winifred) Twelve in-
termediate etudes; by M. W. P., of
England; pf. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. (Edition Michaud, no.
3501) © July 27, 1923; 1 c¢. Aug.
6; EH 567320; Jean Michaud, Lon-
don. 15712

Puss; unison song, w anon., m Felix
White, of England; in D. 4to.
(Unison songs, no. 38) [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © July 24,
1923; 1c. Aug. 2; E 567392 ;'Stainer
& Bell, Itd., London. 15713

Quand on aime on a toujours vingt ans;
paroles de Zepp et Eddy-Deyrmon,

musique de Raoul Moretti, of
France. © July 30, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug.
13; E 567416; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 15714

Que des filles; de loperette Myria ou
L’amoureuse incompléte, paroles de
‘René Nazelles, musique de André
Messager, of France. © July 30,
1923; 1c. Aug. 138; E 567428; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 15GL5

Queen of hearts; mother o’ mine, w

Rudyard Kipling, a VW Sen OF

fos) le. VA FT) goats an

968411; Will T. Elwell, Seattle.
15716

w M: B. B., m Raymond A.
Browne, of U. S. Long Branch, N.
J., Keith music pub. house. © July
ZT, 1923 372. 'Aug-%23''® 6703038 ;
Martha B. Booth, Long Branch,
Nea. 15717
~ Queen of the gas house gang; w Jack
Yelien, melody Milton Ager, of U. S.
© 1 e Aug. 13;' 19238; 570244
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New
York. 15718

Queen Tut; w L. S., m John F. Ryan,
of! WSO 1¢.-- Aug.’ 4, 1923); E
570119; Louise Shields, Frankfort,
Ind. é 15719

Quel rosignuol che si soave piagne;
versi di Francesco Petrarca. musica
di Ildebrando Pizzeiti, of Italy;
canto e pf. (Tre sonetti del Pe-
trarea, no. 2) © July 17, 1923; 1

of |

e. July 18; E 567068; G. Ricordi &
eo., Milan. 15720
Quitting blues; w and m L. §.,
Dh Sai dOne..c. -Aug: 411 919982,
568567 ; Lloyd Smith, Chicago.
15721
R. C.. O. band; mareh, G. F. B., of
Doh Un. ah), I GC. Aas 0 nee

E 568413; George Francis Baquet,

Philadelphia. Tr22..
Radiant (The) morn hath passed
away; sacred song, w Godfrey
Thring, m William G. James, of
England; with organ obbl., ad lib.

iC) July 17; 19233) £°E July 1830 =
567065; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
ITS

Radio Ann; w E. M., m John F. Ryan,
mp. 8. ©1 e. Aug. L.1923 :
568449 ; E. Murphy, Davenport, Ia.

15724

Ratfkins; one-step, Fredk. W. Phipp,
of Great Britain; piano. © July 16,
1923; 1 ce. July 16; E 566988; Reid
bros., Itd., London. POTZD

Ragwort (The); w Frances Cornford,
m Arthur Bliss, of England, viola
pt. arr. Lionel Tertis; viola ace. ©
anly 2. tose, 1G) eualy’ 57! i s6e6n2 :
J. & W. Chester, ltd., London.

15726

Rainbo Rose; w and melody KE. O’Hara
-and H: G., of U..8.,-arr. E. QO.

1 ec. Aug. 18, 1923; E 568718; Emory
C. O’Hara and Harry Giese, Chicago.
15727

Rapsodie; sur un théme de Maurice

Ravel. par Edouard Mignan, of
France; pour harpe chromatique.
Paris, Editions musicales Buftet-

Crampon et cie. © June 27, 1923;
1 e@ July 31; E 567175; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. [© arrangement]
15728
Rapsodie esSpagnole; par Maurice
Ravel, trio arr. par Roger Branga.
'of France; ed. A. pour piano, violon

et violoncelle, clarinette et contre-
basse ad lib. © July 3, 1923; 1c.
Aug. 7; E 567371; Durand et cie.,
Paris. [© trio] 15729

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15730

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pt. IIT, bh. s., v.18

Razzin the jazz; w Chappie Chappell | Retribution; encore or musical recita-

Epseud. of T. E. C.], melody T: EB. C.,
Juanita Stinnette and Wen Talbert,
of U. S., arr. Dave Payton, of U: S.
©. tives Aug. 172 1923 -) a SAOSS8 -
Thomas E. Chappelle, Chicago.
15730

Rebe (Der) zol leben; w and melody
Mo R., of OMSL ( 6, Ane G923 :
FE 568395; Morris Rund, New York.

15731

Reconciliation ; melody Percy EH. Flet-
cher, of England; orch. with piano
conductor. Hawkes octavo ed. ©
June 28, 1923; 1c. July 9; E 566918;
Hawkes & son, London. 15732

Red hot; a shimmy fox trot blues, w
and m Ted Koehler, Frank Trum-
bauer, Wallace Bradley, and Maurie
Sherman, of U. 8S. © Aug. 17, 1923;
2 c. Aug. 18; E 568779; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 15733

arr. Carleton L, Colby,
of U. S.; orch. 4to. (Feist edition,
nor. 1155) ©: Aug. 20,°1928" 2 ec.
Aug. 22; E 568817; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. [© arrangement]

15734

Red nose; w and melody M. D. and L.
ates mem CRON! Se ee Res ak RAN Bete ear as Ol ate
Awe. 11, 1923; E 568547; Morris
Davidson and Leo Scott, Asheville,
NEG: : 15735

Red roses; w Warwick F. Williams, m
Conal O’C. Quirke, of U..8S.; low
voice. © Aug. 18, 1923; 2.c. Aug.
20; EB 570476; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 15736

Reflections on the lake; by Harold M.
Smith; * offi MiwSiyapt - ©, vy Aas: 11,
1923 3) 2: e@). Aug. 145. BH. STO2Ty: A.
W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo.

D737

Remember, Ill never forget; w Cliff
Hall, m Ed. Kamnetz, of U. S. ©
Aug. 6, 1923; 2c. Aug. 11; E 568528 ;
Artists pub. co., inc., New York.

157388

Remember Jesus; w W. C. Poole, m
Geo. ©. Stebbins, of U. S. © Aug.
ppl O2a 2. C,- AUSA NA RE Oso 075
Tabernacle pub. co., Chicago.

5739

Remember you belong to me; w and
melody James V. Monaco, of U. S.,

arr. Maceo Pinkard, of U. S. © 1
¢. “Aueisds 19235 8 s682i8<. tiKay
Stern, inc., New York. 15740

tion, w anon., m De Loss Smith. of
U. §..© Aug. 9, 1923; 2-e. Aug.43 ;
E 570347; Theo. Presser ¢o., Phila-
delphia. “15T41

Reuben; lyric F. W., melody Arnold T.
Lax, of U. 8S. © 1 @ ‘Aug. 17; 1923 ;
E 570388; Francis Wheaton, Three
Rivers, Mich. 15742

Reward (The) we owe our soldier
boys; w R. A. D., m Valeria Gordon,
‘of, U. ‘Si. 7 pi withew wo) foment,
19283 2 e Aue: 16 i aos toes ee A.
Durbin, Mt. Calm, Tex. 15743

Reynolds & co.’s concert party albums,
no. 83; w Fred Rome, m F. Rome,
Eric Davidson and Henry HE. Pether,
of Great Britain. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 6, 1923;
1 ¢« July 20; E 567027; Reynolds &
co., London. 15744

Rhapsodie chinoise; de Gabriel-Marie
et Hans Ourdine, of France; orch.
avee piano conducteur. 4to. Con-
tents :—1. Mi tsou prie.—2. Mi tsou
réve.—3. Mi tsou danse. © July 23,
1923 1 ec: Aus. "72 Satasman.
Philippo, Paris. 15745

Rhapsody; by Harold Clark, of Great
Britain, op. 5; pf. © July 13, 1923 ;
1c July 14; E 567007; Cary & ©co.,
London. 15746

Rhythmic tables; diagrams in simple
and compound time, by W. Smith
Woods, of Great Britain. Tables 1,
2. © Apr. 17,9923 9 eMbiay 25 ;
E 566680; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 15747

Riddle (The) of Isis; musical play in
one act, libretto David Stevens, m
Bendix Wilson, of U. S. Music se.
Ato, © Sept. 11. 1925 72 eeew ss ;

“D. 26484: C.-C. ’ Bireharea as Co.,
Boston. 15748

Ridgewood; quick march, D.. Plater, of
Great Britain; band. 4to. (Boosey’s
march journal, no. 368) © July 31,
1923; 1c. Aug. 20; E 567519 ;, Boosey

’ & co., London. 15749

Right (The) key but the wrong key
hole; w and melody EH. G., of U. S.
© 1c-.Aug. 28, 1923; E 568808 ;
Eddie Green, Baltimore. 15750

Ring out, wild bells; part-song, w
Alfred Lord Tennysen, m George B.
Nevin, of U. S.; mixed voices, organ
or pf. acc. 4to. © May 20, 1923;
2c Aug: 15; E 570315; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. [© arrangement]

15751

930

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 19238

Rio Vista, on the Halifax; melody H.
L; of U. S.: ©'1 c. Aug: '6, 1923; 1
568397 ; Harry Link, Atlantic City.

, 15752

Rippling tide; song fox trot, w Alexis
BK. Ffrench, m Rollo De Freyne, of
Great Britain. .© Aug: 4, 1923; 1c.
Aug. 7; E 567578; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 15753

River side blues; w and m T. A. D.,
of U. 8S: ©1.¢ July 27, 1923; EH
568131; Thomas Andrew Dorsey,
Chicago. 15754

Roamin’ to Wyomin’; w Sidney Clare,
melody Walter Donaldson, of U. S.
© 1:c Aug. 18, 1928; E 570438;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 15755

Rob Roy; march, Bert R. Anthony, of
Peo on 2) no..-: pt, four, hands.
eae eos los > 2c, Aug. 13. Hi
570348; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 15756

-Rebin Adair; w Robert Burns, set to
English form of an old Scotch
melody, arr. Thomas Keighley, of
Great Britain. © July 9, 1923; 1c.
July 10; E 566933; Banks & Son,
York, England. [© arrangement]
fae

Roi (Le) Loys; ballata cavalleresca,
poesia medioevale francese, musica
di Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, of
WY Om DL 0, :d02arkGo ply 20 ;
E 567033; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 15758

Roll on Mississippi; w Ernest E. Sut-
ton, Geo. A. Little and T. Lyman,
m Tommy Lyman, of U. S. © Aug.
Beton eee. AUS. It 5 BR). 568021 :
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

15759

Romance; by Arthur- Bent, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. (Jn 1924
school examinations, primary division
list) ). © July 17, 1923; 1 c. Aug.
2; E 567231; Associated board of
the R. A. M. and the R. C. M., Lon-
don. 15760
Romance (The) of a shawl; from

Brighter London. w Clifford Har-

ris, m Herman Finck, of Great Brit-

ain. © May 24, 1923; 1c. June 6;

E 566391; Ascherberg, Hopwood &

Crew, ltd., London. — 15761

Romance sans paroles; par Georges
- Deplaix, of France; pour violon et
piano ou orgue. Editions musicales
Buffet-Crampon & cie. © May 21,
1923; 1 c June 6; E 566350; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 15762

15772

Romance slavonique; by Perey Elliott,
of Great Britain; violin and pf.

July! 2897 1928 semice . Juby-'20 7°
567057; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 15763

Romancers (The) ; musical comedy in
three acts, adaptation and lyrics.
G. L., of U. S., from a French. play,
Edmond Rostand, English tr. Mary

Hendee, m’ Ann Lathrop. © 1 ce.
Aug. 11, 1923; D 26479; Gordon
Lathrop, New York. 15764

Rondels pour aprés ; 5 mélodies, poésies
de Tristan Corbiere, musique de
Jean D’Udine, of France. Con-
tents :—1. Il fait noir.—2. Do, len-
fant do.—3. Mirliton.—4. Petite mort
pour rire.—). Male-fleurette. © June
Ze ISSA eG July 3b: EB S67isrs

Heugel, Paris. 15765
Rondine (Una) muore; di Alfredo
Berisso, of Italy; piano. (Poemi.
no, 9), © Ane..16,,1923; J. ¢c.. Aue.
Lies Hiy06t0gD. coc, RECOLGL oo 3CO..
Milan. | 15766

Rosalie; w Jos. A. Yanchik, melody
ai, CUvOre ss S..) Cy AS ex Sept. tf;
1923; E 569086; Theo. F. Chuya,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 15767

Rose (The) and evergreen; w N. E.
L., m Elliott Markham, of U. S.: pf.
with w. © June 15, 1923; 2c. Aug.
18; KF 568749; Nannie E. Laprade,
Pen Hook, Va. 15768

Rose (La) de nos monts; mélodie popu-
laire, w Louis Durand, harmonized
and arr. Alfred Henry, of England.
(Jn Edition Chester, no. 107: Ten
Alpine pastorals, v. 1, no. 3) ©
ATI TT She deo 2h et Ae Adee kT)
567440; J. & W. Chester, ltd., Lon-
don. 15769

Rose leaves; romance, Leo Hdwards,
of U. Sz; pi: © Aug. 16,1923; 2.¢.
Aug. 20; E 570457; Richmond-Rob-
bins, ine., New York. 15770

Rose of paradise; fox trot ballad, w
Bnd qMndwAn GAO. LU, Ss. + Lackson,
Mich., J. Adam Geiger music pub. co.
CO) Ane Or ees oo ea, AUS. 4 Be
568346; J. Adam Geiger, Jackson,
Mich. 15771

Rose of the moonlight; ballad waltz,
wi! S. P., m M. Paul: Mangan,’ of
US @ahwey July: .30;,1928 3)/ 16
568210; Stephen Poleski, Larksville,
Bay 15772

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15773
Rose softly blooming; romance, Louis
Spohr, arr. and ed. Arthur Laycock,
of England; cornet solo, with pf. ace.
(In Hawkes & son’s cornet album,
nor 3) . © June. 2871923: Ieaduly
9; E 566919; Hawkes & son, London.
15773

Rose (The) that blossomed in Eden;
oriental valse serenade, w Sydney
Eliaecott, m R. Martinez Valls, of
Spain. © July 9, 1923;1c¢. July 28;
FE 567147; Enoch & sons, ltd., Lon-
don. [© new lyric] 15774

Rosemary, that’s for remembrance;
w and m C. HE. C., of U. S.. Mem-
phis, Tenn., Roeco pub. co. © Aug.
13, 1923; 2 e Aug. 18; E 570485;
Chas. E. Cheeks, Memphis. Tenn.

15775

Rosita; w and m L. F. and T. W., of
U. S., arr. Chas. L. Johnson, of U.
S. © 1c. Sept. 12; 1923; BE 569252 ;
Louis Forbstein and Ted Williams,
Kansas City, Mo. 15776

Rossignol (Le) (Nightingale) ; waltz,

Ww wd mC. AP. 4 of US. OP e.
Aug. 11, 1923; E 568429; Cordelia
Aver Paine, New York. AST Ee

Roussel (Albert) Symphonie; par A.
R., of France; parties d’orch., en
Bi -bémol.!) (©. Apr. JA, 49232) I ec.
May 25; E 566917; Durand et cie.,

Paris. 15778
Rover (The): unison song, w George
Darley, m Charles MacPherson, of

England, ed. Martin Akerman; in
B flat. 4to. (Year book press series
ef unison and part-songs, no. 219)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
June 19, 1923; 1c. July 3; E 566976 ;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the.year
book press, Itd., London. 15779

Rue and rosemary; alla gavotte, Van
Denman Thompson, of U. S., op. 15;
pix (C) Aug 22.1993 3 27 Aug, 25:
BE 570568; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,

Boston. 15780
Runm-ti-tum! follow the drum; hu-
morous song or duet, w Charles

Hayes, m T. C. Sterndale-Bennett,
of Great Britain; in C. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © July 6,
1923;'1 -¢c. July 20; BH 567024; Rey-
nelds & co., London. 15781
Rustie celebration (Lindliches fest) ;
by Hans Ailbout. of Germany; pf.
(Lyric pieces) © Aug. 1, 1925; 2 c¢
Aug. 3; E 568309; Theo. Presser CO.,

Philadelphia. 157 782
Rustic dance: by Perey H. Miles, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. (In

1924 school examinations, lower di-

pt, 11, 226, 848

vision, list A: Three easy pieces, ¥
/ 3). -©.: July 179 1993.- 4 ve Aug. (2
EK 567233 ; Associated board of the
R. A. M. and the R. C. M., London.
15783

Rusty can o’ blues; fox trot, melody
J. OM, of U. S ©1c Aug. 7,
1923; E 570205; James C. McCabe,
New York. 15784

Rutterkin; poem anon., 16°" cent. pos-
sibly John Skelton, m Peter Warlock
[pseud. of Peter Heseltine], of Eng-
land. (Jn Peterisms, first set) ©
July - 23; 19393- Gh se. eee
567094; J. & W. Chester, .ltd., Lon-
don. 15785

Sacchini (Antonio Maria Gaspara)
Andante; by A. M. G. S., arr. G. A.
Grant-Schaefer, of U. S.; violin with

pf. acc. (Jn Schmidt’s educational
series, no. 295: Melodies of olden
times) © July 31, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.

11; E 568500; Arthur P. Schmidt eo..
Boston. [© arrangement] 15786.

Sad (A) song; poem John Fletcher, m
Peter Warlock [pseud. of Peter
Heseltine] of England. (Jn Peter-
isms, first set) © July 23, 1923; 1
c. July 25; E 567093, J. & W. Ches-
ter, ltd., London. 15787

Sadie, my Bow’ry baby; fox-trot, w
Frank Tarbert, m Leo Danks, of
England. © July 12, 1923; 1¢. July
23; E 567078; Phillips & Page, Lon-
don. 15788

Safe in His keeping: w Lizzie De Ar-
mond, m Geo. C. Stebbins, of U. S.

© “Aug. 3,, 1923 52 fe Ao
568572; Tabernacle pub. co., Chi-
cago. 15789

Safety first blues; w Hattie Pearson,
m P. B., of U. S., arr. James Scott,
of U.S. (© 2 eae eee, Bl
570179; Paul Banks, Kansas City,

Kan. 15790
Sailing; w and m EB. M. M.,, of U. S.
Sedalia, Mo., A .W. Perry’s sons. ©
Aug. 11, 1923 ; 2 ef Aes tidagp EB
HHO2685 ‘Bstella Moul Miller, Green-
ville, O. 15791
St. Louis tickle: w Glen Snelgrove, m
Barney and Seymore, of U. S. ©
July 18;) 1993; "Oe July’ 20s: Ei

568113; Harold Rossiter music ©co.,
Chicago. 15792

Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) La foi;
trio, par @. Saint-Saéns, op. 130,
arr. par Roger Branga, of France;
edition A pour piano, violon et vio-
loncelle, clarinette et contrebasse ad

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no. 9, 1923

15813

‘lib. © June 20, 1923: 1c. July 31;
‘BH 567182; Durand et cie., Paris. [©
arrangement] 15793

. Six bagatelles; de C. Saint-Saéns,

op. 3, nouvelle édition revue et doig-
tée par I. Philipp, of France; pf.

May 21, 1923; 1c. June 6; E: 566855 ;

Durand et cie., Paris. [© revising

and fingering] 15794

St. Vitus blues; w and melody T. C.. of
VHS. “Cy te Aus. 1) 19235 © 568212 ;s
Thayer Cumings, Bedford Hills,
IN. oY. 15795

Salut a Vétoile; mélodie, paroles et
musique de Gaston Baron, of France.
lolly o0. 1923- 1 « Aug. 13;. EB
567420; Francis Salabert, Paris.

15796

Same (The) loving Saviour is mine;
w Avis B. Christiansen, m Geo. C.
Stebbins, of U. S. © ‘Aug. 3, 1923;
2 ec. Aug. 11; E 568575; Tabernacle
pub. co., Chicago. 15797

Samoa-land; waltz, w and m B. A.
Miller, of U. §S.; steel guitar, with
w. (First Hawaiian conservatory of
music, ine., lesson 44.45) © Aug.
1, 1923; 2c. Aug. 14; E 568630; Ben
A. Miller, Benson, Ill. 15798

Sandal feet; by M. H. and T. J. L., of
Reis, arr 2 ye; mand. ©'t ec. Aug.
24, 1923; E 568835; Michael Harri-
son and Thos. J. Lubenau, Madison
barracks, N. Y. 15799

. Sandy; w Al La Vine, m Emanuel M.
Baum, of: Ue"S!''@© Fuly''30; 1923;
2e July 27; E 568155; Alba music
pub. co. ,New York. 15800

_Sanora; two-step, Delfina Pde Mas-

carenas, of Mexico, arr. Arthur Fisk ;

instrumental. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1923;

HH) 568244; E. Mascarenas, Oakland,

Calif. - 15801

Sans le faire esprés; paroles de
Nazelles, musique de Penso, of
England. © June 27, 1923; 1c¢. July
31; EH 567188; Publications Francis-
Way; S. a.) ‘Paris. 15802
Savior, like a shepherd lead us; an-
them, m Anna Priscilla Risher, of
U. S.; mixed voices. (Octavo series,
mixed voices, sacred, no. 1376) ©

nN eel NO wy et eee pee Le
568493; Arthur P. Schmidt co.. Bos-
ton. 5803

Savitri; episode from the Mahdabha-
“rata, opera in one act, w and m
Gustav Holst, of England, op. 25.
me) May 25;'1023 > ie Sune? 42 H
567397; F. & B. Goodwin, itd., Lon-
don. 15804

80831—24—_6

Saxon gleeman’s song; w Gilbert Hud-
son, m Stanley Wilson, of England.
© | May. 29,) 1923511 es June: 1hyeH
566464; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lond-
don. 15805

Saxophone, lesson 13-24; by Harvey R.
Longstreet, of U. S. © May 15,
NUae -20e0 May, pl, ae. Jane W659 A
708843; U. S. school of music, New
York. 15806

Say you love me; w and m Sid Smith
fi. eo. /S./8:], of! U. 8. 1© Pe Ads.
27, 1923; E 570583; F. Sidney Smith,
San Francisco. 15807

Scarecrow (The) ; music for the photo-
music-drama, F. S. C., of U.S.; pf.
© 1 ce Sept. 7, 1923; EH 569088;
Frederick Shepherd Converse, West-
wood, Mass. 15805

Searlatti (Domenico) Pastorale; di
D. Scarlatti, trascrizione ed elabor-
azione, di Giacomo Setaccioli, of
Italy; flauto, oboe e fagotto. (Hd-
izione Ricordi, 307) © July 18,
19238; 1 e« July 19; E 567058;. .G.

Ricordi & co., Milan. 15809
Scenes of Scottish life: by Harold
K. Scott, of England: pf. Con-

tents :—1. In the grassmarket, Ed-
inburgh.—2. Song of the Newhaven
fish-wife.—3. Scottish melody.—4.
The lassies o’the Canongate.—5. On
a Perthshire moorside.—6. Straths-
pey. © June 5, 1923; 1 ¢. June 6;
E 566403; Elkin & co., Itd., London.

15810

scheming =" wd. t. Bom) Johnw By
yan ero. Se, ey ee: Ae a Le
19235; E 568453 ; Julius Lowery Bur-
ton, Portland, Or. 15811

Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria;
by F. Schubert, op. 52, no. 6, arr.
Frank J. Smith, of U. S.; three
women’s voices, with violin obbl.,
A. M. Skibinsky. 4to. (Theo. Pres-
ser co. sacred musie for women’s
voices) © Aug. 21, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
28; E 570640; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [© new arrangement]

15812

Lilae time; valse, m from F.
Schubert,. by G. H. Clutsam, arr.
Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain; full
military band with solo clarinet in
B flat, conductor. (Jn Chappell’s
army journal, no. 506) © May 11,
1923; 1 ec. May 23; E 566395; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London, [© arrange-
ment ] 15813

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15814

pt. 111,-n. s., v. 18

Seal it with a kiss; w M. and Charles |

Thompson, m M. and Elsie Thomp-:
son, of: U.. S., .arr. by! CiTl., of US.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1923; E 568679; Moe
Thompson, St. Paul. 15814

Sebren’s rudiment of music; for sing- |

ing schools, normals and home study,
G...W.S.;-of.02 Si" 12mo. © May 12,
10255, 2 .C. tay Le. ail: phew. ab eel
709038 ; George Washington Sebren,
Asheville, N. C. 15815
Second song album; by T. Hilton-
Turvey, of U. S.; low voice.
Ang 8);,d928 >" -e4Anig: I; deer Aue.

27; E 567503; Elkin & co., Itd., Lon- |

Con. 15816
Send me a radio tonight; w and mel-

ody Ml. da, Cow, on US. arr. Walter .
Paul, Of Uo se: ao) Le ebily 21. toes 5

1 568133; Madeleine L. C. Walther,
Philadelphia. 15817
Serenade; by Enrico Toselli, arr. G.
Ackley Brower, of U. S.; pf. © Aug.
14, 1923; 2 c« Aug. 18; E 568763;
Boston music co., New York. [©
arrangement ] 15818
Serenade (A); w Edith Tudor-Hart,
m KF. KE. Woodwright, of Great Brit-
Bi Cage: 7. 1Os. Ao. Ame. 18:
E 567516; Lareine & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 15819
Sérénade amoureuse; by R. Drigo, of
Italy;; violin. and: pf. ©, Aug.;9,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 13; BE, 570356; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15820
Sérénade inutile; di Vincenzo Billi, of
Italy ; piccola oreh. 4to. © June 23,
1923; 1 c. June 22; E 566674; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 15821
Sérénade melancolique; poésie de G.
Jean-Aubry, musique de Louis Au-
bert, of France; en mi. © July 3.
1923; 1¢. Aug. 7; E 567366; Durand
et cie., Paris. 15822
Serenata; af Natanael Berg, of Den-
mark, arr. af Nicolaj Hansen, of
Denmark; salonorch. Wilhelm Han-
sen ed. 4to. (Heimdal, nr. 90) ©
June 1, 1923; 1¢. June 28; E 566835 ;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

. 15823

Serenata de la noche; tngo discreto,
Rosa Ferrell Burks, arr. Maurice

Baron of (UL. So: (ore wee. Db.
conductor. (Galaxy, no. 236) ©
Aug. 19, , 1923 ; 2e. Aug. 24; E

568836; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 15824
Settle down; melody P. W., of U. S.,
arr. Glenn Knight, of U. S. ©1e.
Aug. 20, 1923; E 570451; Paul Wynn,
Los Angeles. 15825

Seven (The) last words of Christ; |
Latin and English text, m J. V. D.,
of U. S.; soli and chorus, organ or
piano ace. 4to. © July 30, 1923;
2 @. and aif” Ate ya aes -
J. V. Dethier, Jamaica Plain, Mass.

15826

Shadow land; fox trot, w and m D. D.

D., of U. S. [Photostat} © 1c.
Aug. 25, 1923; 4.570579; Dorothy
Dixon Dennett, Washington. 15827

Shakespearian blues; w Jack Yellen,
melody Milton Ager, of U..S.
1c. Aug. 13, 1923; E, 570243; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.

15828

Shamrock leaves; by Gerald Arthur,
ofU. S., arr, WiC; Pollan U.2s..:
orch. (Gold seal library series) ©
Aug: , 23, 19235) 2.6, Ame ese,
970565: Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. 15829

She’s the girl I mean; w and m J. L.
T,, of U.S. | [Photestat}];©.1:¢:
Aug. 27, 1923;.E 570581; Jacob’ L.
Taishoft, Washington. 15830

Sheepshead Bay; w and melody W.
G., of U. S., arr. George Briegel,
or 'U. S. © fe Ae ites
568431; William Gould, New York.

» 15831

wand m A..M. S8., of U. 8:
1 « Aug. 11, 1923; E 568415; Annie
May Stringfield, New York. 15832

Sheik (The) of Tennessee; w S. 8S. M.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S.. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1923 ; E 570213; S. Sidney Moore,
Los Angeles. 15833

Sheik (The) of the great Mohammed ;
w H. Whinon, m George Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U.
S. ©.1.c¢. Aug.,2, 19233, E.570007;
H. W. Whinon, New Orleans.

15834

Sheiky Manhattan, island of love; w
and m W. H. P.,*of U.S. 7 ©’ c.
Aug. 7, 1923; E 570185; William H.
Putnam, New York, ~ 15835

Shepherdess (The) ; by Mari Paldi, of
U. S.; pf. (Miniature fancies) ©
July 3.1923 7 2°. Aare en on
568508 ; | Arthur ~ 25 Sehmardt ~ co.,
Boston. 15836

Shepherd’s (A) love song; Diaphenia,
w H. Constable, m Hubert Wilfrid--
Jones, of Great Britain. © Aug.
14, 1923; 1 c. Aug, 16;, E 567565;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 15837

934

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Shine out. oh star of the eve: w T.
S., melody Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Ethel Fisher], of U.S ©le
Aug. 20, 1923; E 5704380: Theodora
Schmanke. Seattle. 15838

Should we meet: w L. G.. m Lawrence

Dudley, of .U.,~S.: pi: with w...©
Matt PO Ce, JULY, 26 5.
068137; Lillie Goss. Braselton, Ga.
15839

Show me the way Lord: w Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, m N. E. §&., of
U. S. © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 « Aug.

20°. FE. 510491 ;
Washington.

Nat. E. Solomons,
15840
Showman (The) ; w Edward Lockton,
m William G. James, of England;
no. 3 in C min. © June 8, 1923;
1 ¢ June 9: E 566460: G. Ricordi

& co., London. 15841
Shreveport blues; patter, w and
meloay, A. P.,.of -U. S.,. arr. Dave
Pegions.0r LS. ©) -1 ¢. Aug. 28,
1923; E S6S8886: Annie Potter, Chi-

cago. 15842

Shuffle aleng: w Gus Kahn, m Geo.
W. Meyer, of U. S. © Aug. 28,
1923; 2 ©. Aug. 30; EH 568933 ; Irving
Berlin, inc.. New York. 158438

Siberia: fox-trot, Jean lLensen, of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 1, 1923;
1 ¢. Aug. 15; E 567492; Ascherberg,

Hopwood & Crew, litd., London.

15844

orch. Debroy Somers, of

Great Britain: orch. with piano
conductor. 4to.

Te July 27: E 567203; Ascherberg,

Hopwood & Crew, Itd.. London. .[©

arrangement |] 15845

» Sight (A) seeing song; w'C. A. -P.,

melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S.. arr. C. A.
Payor. i 6© hic. Aue: 20, (1923 ;
E 570435; C. A. Perry. Healdsburg,
Calif. 15846
Silent (The) mere: three impressions,
Gustave Lind, of Great Britain; pf.
duet. (Album series, no. 96) Con-
tents.—1. Once upon a time.—2. The
~. Woodnymph.—5. Moonrise. © June
ets. 8s C E 567241;
Augener, Itd., [© arrange-
ment } 15847
Silhouette; Daniel Gregory Mason, of
Bi Ss. top... 21, no.. 1-3; pk. (Three
silhouettes no. 1-3) 1. In A maj.—
2. In F sharp maj.—3. In C min.
© Aug. 14, 1928: 2 © each Aug.
20; E. 568760-568762; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 15848-15850

Awe, 2:
London.

© July 13, 1923;
3

15861

valse,., Nv F.,, and: J. K.,.o0f, U.S;
pf. ©le. Aug. 11, 1923; £ 568412;
Nathaniel Finston and Joseph
Koestner, Chicago. 15851

Simari; tango-milonga, de F. Canaro,
of Urusuay> pt., © Duby: 23, 1923;
1c. Aug. 7; E 567353 ; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15852

Since I love Mary: w and melody R.
Borers: «@i.1 e Awe. 214, 1923%
E 568557; Ruby Robertson, New
York. 15853

Sing and rejoice; anthem. w from the
Bible, and John Newton, m Stanley
T. Reiff, of U. S.; mixed voices with
sop. and bass solos. (Blue octavo
series, sacred, no. 4029) © Sept. 4.
1923; 2 ce. Sept. 4: E 568994; Har-
old Flammer, inc., New York.

15854

Sing me a Dixie tune; fox trot ballad,
w.and mM. M.,.of U. S. © July
of, 1928; 2 ¢ Jnly,-23.-E, 568079;
Marion McKay, Dayton, O. 15855

Sing-me your song; w Edward Lock-
ton. m Nellie Simpson, of England;
1 192 VO thy 16 192s 21 es Ae NG 5
E 567285; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don. 15856

Singing games and dances for schools
and playgrounds; compiled and arr.
Carl Ziegler, of \ U.S: 8vo. :«©
July 12, 2923; 2 c.cand afi Julyiit6 ;
A 753338; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 15857

Sir Eglamore; unison song, w from
The melancholy knight. tune from

Playford’s Pleasant musical com-
panion, arr. H. Balfour Gardiner,

of England; in G. -4to. ({Novello’s
school songs, no. 1351) [Staff and
tonic sol-fa: notations] © July 14,
1923; 1 ¢. July 16; E 567090; No-
vello & co., Itd., London. 15858
Sittin’ in a corner; w Gus. Kahn, m
Geo. W. Meyer, of U. S. © Aug.
16, 1923; 2 ec. Aug. 17; E 570383;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
15859
Six o’clock in the morning blues: w
and m J. Lawrence Cook, of U. S.,
arr. Billy Heagney, of U. 8S. (Tri-
angle blues: series) © 1c. Aug. 29,
1923 : E 570690; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 15860
Sleep thy last sleep: anthem for the
commemoration of the armistice,
verses H. A. Dayman, m Walter
Carroll, of England; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. (Novello’s short
anthems, no. 248) © June 26, 1923;
1 e. June 27; E 566711; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 15861

Bh oS

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15862

Sleepy time; by Adam Geibel. of U.S.:
pf. (Memories of childhood) ©
Aug. 1. 1923; 2 ¢ Aug. 35'H' 568294;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

15862

Slips; one-step, ,6:..A.. Bs of ‘U.S. 2 pet.
(Ot @. Aug, D1, 1925 :" By beseee :
Cordelia Ayer Paine, New York.

15863

Slips, slurs, slides and glisses; by W.
$7 1B., of U. S-: pi: {© 1c, Age. 29.
1923 ;_.E570664; W. Seott Burdett,
Philadelphia. 15864

Slumbering; waltz, w Richard W.
Pascoe, m Howard Simon, of Can-
ada, domiciled at Detroit, and Har-
old GC. Berg, loft U) iS2- ©! Marr2,
1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 15; E 570295 ; Cham-
berlain co., Detroit. 15865

Small town blues; w C. A. M., m John
RO Ryan, of U.S" "© “We, Sept.s 4,
1923; E 568956; Charles A. Mekeel,
Warsaw, Ill. 15866

Smile again Kathleen mavourneen;
w and melody William Jerome and
Owen Murphy, of U. S. © 1...
Aug. 14, 1923; E 568597; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 15867

Smiling (The) Ocklawaha; w W. H.
B., ni *Geor Grait,! jr. ;okews Sivimer.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 2, 1923; E 570016; Willard H.
Boynton, Palatka, Fla. 15868

Smith (Hdith Rounds) Bight re-
sponses; w from the Psalms, m E. R.
S..,0f U.S. , ute. Aug.’ 20> £923 -
E 568723; Lillian F. Rounds, Red-
lands, Calif.

Smyrna march; by L..N., of U. S., 1st
papers; pf. (Nahme’s oriental airs,
no:'2) > OvducyAns %
570194; Leon Nahme, Brooklyn.

15870

Snakes hips; fox trot, Spencer Wil-
liams, ‘of 'U.'S., arr. 'O.) Seiaeca;' of
WUtoS.: band: > Meistved!> ° 32mo.. "©
Aue 20,3 f923 ox Ques waa:
68812; Leo Feist, ine, New York.
[© arrangement]

Snoo-ki-oo-kums; melody Al Kaplan
Pree EL Ae eI. Of Css:

Kaplan, Brooklyn. 15872

So long Kitty; w W. G., m Harry Jay

[pseud. of Harry J. Lincoln], of
U. S.. Philadelphia, Pa., Harry J.

Lincoln music co. © July 21. 1923;
2c July 23; BH 568078; Wim: Gib-.
son, Nanaimo, B. C., Canada.

15873

936

15869 |

LO2 Ae

15871 |

Oral te. |
Aug. 1, 1923; E 570495; Hyman A. -|

pt: LE, n.8., v.18

So this is love: from Little Miss Blue-
beard, w and m E. Ray Goetz, of
U.S. © Sept. 1, 192832 en Sept 6 :
E 569055; Harms, ine., New York.

15874

So this is Venice: a modern treat-
ment of Ambroise Thomas’ Carnival
of Venice, w Clarke and Leslie, m
adapted Harry Warren, of U. 5&.,
arr. Ross Gorman, of U.S. ©1e.
Sept. 7, 1923; E 569087; Clarke &
Leslie songs, inc., New York.

15875 ©

Soavi inganni; versi di Domenico Di
Nola, musica di G. Carosio, of Itaiy ;
mand. ace. Naples, Tipografia edi-
trice IF. Bideri. 4to. © June 1,
1923; 1 e Aug. 7; EB 567296; Italian
book co., New York. 15876

Sogno (Il) del satiretto ed il cuculo;
di Alfredo Berisso, of Italy; pf.
(Pcemi, no. 2) © Aug. 16, 1923;
1c. Aug. , 17.3") S6i5s05e i, reord!
& co., Milan. 15877

Soir a Zaitchar; de René Doire, of
France; partition orch. © July 23.
1923;1 ¢. Aug. 7; E 567345; Henri
Gregh, Paris. 15878

Soir (Le) sur la montagne; melodie
populaire, w Louis Durand, harmon-
ized and arr. Alfred Henry, of Eng-
land. (Jn Edition Chester, no. 108:
Ten Alpine pastorals, v. 2, no. 7)

Aug. 18,1923 = 3 ee Agen ah,
567444; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. 15879

Soldiers’ (The) bonus; mareh, Fran-
cis A. Myers, of U. S.; military band.
4to. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2. © Aug. 30;
E 568945 ;. Myers music house, Utica,
INC Si 15880

Soldiers of the sea; march, J. W. G.,
of U.)-S., arr. - Harty 'E. “Alford, ‘of
U.S): pf ©! Auge. 9, 1923 2\e.cAue,
4: F) 568345; J. W. Griffis, Atehison,
Kan. 15881

Some day: melody W. J. Seifert, of

iS LC) ETE oy ty ae eee
570195; Walter. J. Seifert, Phila-
delphia. ‘15882

wand) m E.),)Mi 1B.) ofp oO
1 se Aug. 6, 1923; E 568385; Lil-
lian May Heinz, West Haven, Conn.
15883

Some day Jl understand; w and m
William M. Felton, of U. S. ©

:
|

Aug. 1, 1923: 2c. Aug. 3: EB 568289;

Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
15884

ie/4)

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9,.1923

15904

se EE ei SR es

Some one elise can cry over you; fox-
trot ballad}; w H. N. F., m D. B. P.,
ons! «©: suly 12,):19235 02). c¢.
Aug. 4; E 568333; Harry N. Files
and Dean B. Pittman, Little Rock.
Ark. 15885

Some say: w E. Gordon Browne, m
Robert McLeod, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©) Apms 25, 1923; 1 -e). July 33 E
566977; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
year book press, Itd., London.

15886

Somebody: w ‘nnd m A. R. S., of U.S.
4to. (Lifting up series) © Aug. 7,
1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 11; HE 568459; A. R.
Schooler, Cleveland. 15987

Semebody eries; w and melody E. D.
TT; of U: Sarr. Arthur Fisk, of
Wee ie a ie, ‘Suly 21,1923)" Eh
568405: Elizabeth De Haven Towle.
San Francisco. 15888

Somebody else took you out of my
arms, but they can’t take you out
of my heart; w and m Billy Rose
and Con Conrad, of U. S. © Aug. 2,
1923;.2 c. Aug. 8; E 568274; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc, New
York. 15889

Somebody’s arms; w G. F. L., m E. §&.
S. Huntington, of U.S. ©l1e. Aug.
4, 1923;.E 570105; Geo. F. Lillis.

San Francisco. 15890
Some day, somewhere; w Edward
Lockton, m Gerald Maundrell, of

England; in D. © July. 17, 1923:
1c. Aug. 6; E 567287; Warren &
Phillips, London. 15891
Somewhere; song fox-trot, m Charles
Gordon, orchestrated H. M. Higgs,
of England; orch. with Ist violin
conductor, and words. 4to. (Chap-
pell & co’s orchestral journal, no.
926; Chappell & co’s salon orchestral
journal, no. 226) © May 31, 1923:
1 ec. June 9; E 566451; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. [© arrangement]
15892

w R. A. R.. m Valeria Gordon, of
U)S/: pf: with w. © May 10,1923;
2 ¢. July 27: BE 568142; R. A. Rogers,
= Woodruff, S. C. 15893
Somewhere’ R. F. D.: w and me®dy
MD: and'L.sS., of U. Si arr. S.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1923 ; E 568548 ; Mor-
ris Davidson and Leo Scott, Ashe-
‘ville, N. C. 15894
Somewhere somebody is waiting for
me: from The co-optimists, w and
m Ernest Sefton and Alf J. Law-
rance, of Australia. (Paling’s song

93

series, no. 130) © July 14, 1923;
1c. Aug: 18; E 567564; W. H. Pal-
ing & co., lid., Sydney, Australia.
15895

Somewhere, sometime, someday; w J.
Gent laut ban. Ott as.) (ude:
Sept. 1, 1923; E. 568964; James
Quinn, Springfield, 1. 15896
Sonata in F; by Tessarini, transcribed
Arnold Trowell, of Great Britain;
violoncello’ with pf. © June 22,
1923; 1 «& Aug. 2; E 567255; Schott
& co., London. [© transcription]
15897

Sonate in G dur; von Adolf Busch, of
Germany, op. 21; violine u. Klavier.
(Edition Breitkopf, nr. 5228) ©
June War 71GVse 1 er July 167) EB
267048; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
15898

Sonatine IV: en divers modes Hind-
ous, par Maurice Emmanuel, of
France; pf. © June 20, 1923; 1 «
July 31;'E 567185; Durand et cié.,
Paris. 15889
Song (The) for me; two-part song, w
William Wordsworth, m Sydney H.
Nicholson, of England, ed. Martin
Akerman; treble voices, in D. Ato.
(Year book press series of unison
and part-songs, no. 215) [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 19,
1923; 1 ec. July 3; E 566972; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, the year book
press, ltd.. London. 15900
Song (A) of joy; w P. J. O'Reilly,
m Teresa Del Riego, of Great
Britain; in C, with organ obb!. ad
lib., Arthur Mealee © July 11,
1923; 1 ¢«. July 28; E 567148; Enoch

& sons, Itd., London. 15901
Song of the armorer; by Norman
Hubbard, m George B. Nevin, of
U. S.; sop., alto and bass. (Ditson

school octavo) © May 7, 1923; 2 c.
Aug., 15; Hi" 570313 s* Oliver’. Ditson

co., Boston. [© arrangement]
15902
Song of the boatmen; by Norman

Teilier Of U.'s., OP: 267 pr. ©) Aus,
DINO se Ce RUS ee} BO TODOO ;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
15903
Song of the minutes; song for chil-
dren, w anon., m Felix White, of
Great Britain; sop. 1, 2, in G. Wil-
liams ed. 4to. (Joseph Williams’
new series of songs, duets and
trios for schools and classes, se-
lected and edited by Ernest Read:
Two-part songs, no. 7) © July 19,
1923: 1c¢. Aug. 2; E 567213; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 15904

CATALOGUE: OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIBPS

15905

Song (The) of the rose; w and m
EH. D. S, of U. S. © July 30, 1923;
2c Aug. 4; E 568336; Eliza Doyle
Smith, Chicago. 15905

Song (The) of the streamlet; idylle,
Marie Dorel, of Great Britain; pf.
@), July 16,1923 "tc." Aue
567300; A. Hammond & co., London.

15906

{
Song to Carolina; w L. R. M, m Syl-
via Forrest, of U..S.; pf. with w.
@,/ June ,15, 1923: 2-¢c. Aus 182° 35)

D687591; L. R. Maney, Biltmore,
N. C. 15907
Song without words; by George

Dyson, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. (Jn 1924 school examinations,

elementary division, list A) ©
ly: ASS sh Le. Aug. 2; EH

)67228; Associated board of the
R. A. M. and the R..C. M., London.
15908

Songs ot the Scots; arr. George Short,
of Great Britain. Contents : —
Hey, Johnnie Cope.—O’ my love’s
bonnie; words traditional. — Sweet
fa’s the eve; words by Burns.—My
love she’s but a lassie yet; words
by Burns. :©° July 30) 1925 the.
Aug. 2; E 567281; Methven, Simp-
son, ltd., Edinburgh. 15909
Sonny oO’ mine; w and m Marion
Moore, of U. S.; no. 2.. © July 30,
1023 >) 2 e. Avga (6 gE S683 Thay A.
Parks co., York, Neb. 15910
Sons of America; march, w and m
Hi td, Woy dt. Ot, Ul Sih, ear. searr y
Harris, Of U.s!Sai/pfs 1p@ pAugh 24,
1923; 2 ce. Aug. 28; EH 5688953: Hi-
ram Litzenberg Wynne, jr., Phila-
delphia. 15911
Soon we'll be in Maytime; w R. Ver
H., m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf.
with. ~v.: «©) June, 15,71928 :*2 ¢ Aug.
18; E 568733; Richard Ver Hoeve,

Garfield, N. J. 15912
Soulage (Marcelle) Trois’ piéces
bréves; de Marcelle Soulage, of

France, op. 9; fitite, violon, violon-
celle et piano, hautbois et clarinet

ad lib. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon et cie. Contents : — 1.
Danse. —2. Berceuse. — 3. Scherzo.

@©jadiy 30;.0923 3) Le. Ames Fo
567434; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
15913

Soul’s (The) longing; w from the
Psalms, m Daniel Protheroe, of
US. 2.4. eliow—2. High: ©vAug: 9,
1923; 2 c. each Aug. 13; E 570340,
570841; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15914, 15915

pt. 111, n.'s., v. 18

Southern (The) boll weevil; w and
melody G. G. D., of U. S., arr. N.
McDonald, of U.S. ©1 ec. Aug. 25,
1923; E 568853; G. Grant Dudley,
Jersey City. 15916

Southern (The) stomps; break down,
w and melody D. P. and Riehard
M. Jones; of U. Sysarr, DisPi/ ©
1 ec. Aug. 20, 1923; E 570450; Dave
Peyton musi¢ co., Chicago. 15917

Southern Utah; w and m EH. §&., of
U.S. © Aug. 29, 1923-02 ¢ 2.
30; HE 568990; Howard Spencer,
Orderville, Utah. 15918

Souvenir d'amour; morceau de salon,
eOliphant Chuckerbutty, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © June 1,
1923; 1 e. June 13; E 566465; Bos-
worth & co., itd., London. 15919

Souvenir de Vienne; by Cyril Scott, of
England; pf. .© July 9, 1928; 1 e«.
July 10; E 566936; Elkin & co., Itd.,
London. 15920

Souviens-toi; mélodie poetique, Denis
Dupré, of Great Britain; pf.
July 16, 1923; 1c. Aug. 6; EB 567308 ;
A. Hammonod & co., London.

15921

Spa (The) valse; by Herbert H. Hain-
ton, of England; pf. © July 26,
1923; 1c July 27;'H 567219; Her-
man Darewski music pub. co., Lon-
don. 15922

Spanish lullaby; w of an old Spanish
lullaby, m Herbert Howells, of
England, ed. Martin Akerman;
unison voices, in ©, 4to. (Year
book press series of unison and
part-songs, no. 212) [Staff and
tonic.sol-fa notations) © June 14,
1923; le July 3; BE 566969; H. F.
W. Deane & souls, the year book
press, Itd., London. 15923

Spinner’s (The) lament; w George
Churchill, set to old Gaelic air arr.
Robert McLeod, of Great -Britain.
4to. (Collegiate choir, no. 374)
©! July 11, 19235 4) evap eae
567149; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
Zow. 15924

Spot; w Martyn Herbert, m Herberte
Jordan, of Great Britain; recita-
ion with pf. ace. (Musical mono-
logues, no. 271) © July 6, 1923;
1 ¢ July 20; EH 567030; Reynolds &
co., London. ! 15925

Spring sang a song; w Lillian Glan-
ville, m Gerald Carne, of Great
Britain. © Aug. 16, 1923; 1 ec. Aug.
22: E 567589; Chappell & co., Itd..
London. 15926

938

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Springtime; w and m E. H. S., of

WP S557©)| Lien July 27; 1923 E
568120; Esther Holm Schlueter.
Evanston, Ill. 15927

Standard mandolin pieces; [compiler,
Albert EK. Wier], of U. S.; pf. ace.
pt., with mand. pt. Svo. (Music
for the millon series, no. 10) ©
Apr. 25,.1923;;2 ¢. July 5, aff. July
6; A 709962; Mumil pub. co., New
York. 15928

Standard saxophone pieces; [compiler,
Albert EH. Wier], of U. S.; pf. ace.
pt., with C melody saxophone pt.
8vo. (Music for the millon series,
noo iy) “Ou.Apr 24, 1923 -.2..¢.suly
5, aff. July 6; A 709965; Mumil pub.
co., New. York. 15929

Stanwell (The) album; five pieces,
arr., scored, ed., fingered and bowed,
James Brown, of England; string
orch. se. (Polychordia string library,
no. 159, higher grade) Contents:
1. Gavotte from the Fifth French
suite; by J. S. Bach.—2. Sarabande;
by J. S. Bach.—3. Sinfonia, Jeptha;
by G. F. Handel. Largo in G;
by G. F. Handel.—). Gavotte and
musette in D; by J. S. Bach. ©
July 6, 1923; le. July 19; E 567394;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 15930

Star (The), of dawn; w L. .L. D...m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach. of U. S. © 1.e@ Aug.,2,
1923 ; E 570008; L. L. Dalton, Manti,
Utah. 15931

Star of home: w J. C., m Sylvia For-
rest, of U. §.; pf. with w. © June
PaO PA. Cc AUS, 1182 hy 56S8020,;
John Connor, Detroit. 15932

Slakhiohivnw, Ao. diyrCy m,, John, F:
Ryan, of U.S. ,©1.¢. Aug. 11, 1923;
HE. 568450; Alex. D. Crum, Swiss-
vale, Pa. 15933

Stars (The) of memory; w J. Anthony
McDonald, m Stuart Templeton, of
Great Britain. © July 9, 1923; 1.
July 10; E 566934; Banks &. son,
York. Hngland. 15934

Start all over again; w J. C., m George
ioral, it, Of Up Si; arr. heo., G.
Beach, Ot Us:eo- © kG, Aus. 2,
1923; FE 570017; James Cofone, San
Francisco. 15935

State march; by Georg Eggeling, of
Germany, op. 208, no. 1; pf. duet.
AUS. o Lic 1 923 38 es Ate 38)
568301; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 15936

Stelldichein (Das) (Rencontre in-
time) ; af Edouard Schiitt, of Den-

mark, op. 103, nr. 1, arr. af Nicolaj |

15948
Hansen, of Denmark; salonorch.
4to. (Heimdal, nr. 82) © June 1,

1923; 1 e. June 28; HE 566834; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 15937

Steppin’ Steve; w and m M. H., of
U. S., arr. Harry Alford, of U. S.
© 1¢ Aug. 30, 1923; E 568909;
Mark Halpin, Chicago. 15938

Still, still with Thee; sacred song, w
H. B. Stowe, m William Baines, of
U.S. @© Aug.»1); 192332 e@ Aug.:35
EH) 568299; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15939

Stingy gal; w Henry Creamer, melody
J... Tim) Brymn;; of \U. S. “Oude”
Aug. 14, 1923; E 568603; Jack Mills,

'ine., New York. 15940

Stoky Bailey; w Henry Creamer and
Bob Schafer, melody Donald Hey-
wood, of Ul Sh (©O1. \¢. Auger 14
1923; E 568605; Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. 15941

Stop and listen; w and m J. B. E.,
a & ings Ue sctoah fh 2 9 «eae be ill BS rs seein
Aug. 18;-E 570487; J. B. Ellis, Ham-
ilton, Canada. 15942

Stop flirting: selecticn, George Gersh-
wn, William Daly and Paul Lannin,
selected and arr. H. M. Higgs, of
Great Britain; orch., with 1st violin
‘conductor. (Chappell’s orchestral
selections, no. 160) © Aug. 1, 1923;
1c Aug. 7; E 567579; Harms, ine.,
New York. [© arrangement] 15943

Stornellata marinara; versi di Gof-
fredo Pesci, musica di Pietro Cimara,
siniltaly.. ©) vAmge.° 16, 19237 e0y.e
Aug. 17; E 567527 ; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 15944

Stornelli dell’ ayiatore; versi e musica
di A. Gill (M... Testa). of. Italy;
mand. acc. Edizioni Gill. 4to. ©
Jan. 2, 1923; 1 c. June 27; E 566709 ;
Italian book co., New York. 15945

Stra-va-na-da; song rave, chatter and
chirps, Sidney Clare and Cliff Friend,
of Vas. (© Aug, 1928; 2 ey Aug.

11; E 570338; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 15946
Stream (The) of life; w.G. EK. L.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Thee.. Gan Beden, tof UscS., © Ty ¢
Aug. 2, 1923; E 570009; George E.
Lee, Rutherford, N. J. 15947

Street hawkers (Camelots) ; by. Pol-
dowski [Lady Dean Paul], of Eng-
land; pf. (Jn Caledonian market,
Mos 1). Cy Age, 43, 1923: 0, cc Ane.
15; E 567448; J. & W.,Chester, ltd.,
London. 15948

939

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15949

pt. I, D.'s., v.18

Streets (The) of the town; w L. B.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
1c Aug. 28, 1923; E 568869; Lil-
lian Bryant, Limington, Me. 15949

Streichquartett; von Max Reger, of
Germany, op. 109, bearb. von F. H.
Schneider, of Germany; fiir klavier
zu vier hiinden, es dur. © Nov. 16,
1922; 1 « Jan. 12,1923; BE .566694;
Ed. Bote and G. Bock, Berlin. 15950

Stroll (A) along the big boardwalk;
w and m F. A. G., of U. S.; in A
flat ©le Aug. 2, 1923; E 570021;
Frederic A. Grant, Brooklyn. 15951

Struttin’ school; from Ted Lewis’
frolic, w Jack Yellen, m Milton Ager,
of U. S. Production ed. © Aug. 11,
1923 ; 2c. Ang. 13 >; 50253; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York.

15952

Stuttering (The) parson; w and mel-
ody Phil Madison, of U. S. ©1e.
Aug. 30, 1923; E 568919; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 15953

Such is life; in a love song, from
Little Jesse James, w Harlan
Thompson, m Harry Archer, of U.
S ©, Aue. 8, 1923: 2G, ue 21

E 570832; Leo Feist, inc, New
York. 15954
Suite des reminiscences; par Victor
Young, of U. S., op. 86; violin.
Contents :—1. Moment d’enthousi-
asme.—2. Reverie.—3. Chagrin.—.
Reminiscence. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1923;

E 570363; Victor Albert Young, Chi-
cago. 15955
Suite in D moll; von Julius Klengel,
of Germany, op. 56; violoncell a/lein.
(Edition Breitkopf, nr. 5168) Con-
tents :—1. Praeludium.—2. Siziliano.
—3. Gavotte 1, 2—4. Sarabande.—
5. Intermezzo scherzando.—6. Fuga.
ONvune ts, 1928 2. eG oly ter Bl
567050; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
15956

Suite juvenile; by Theodora Troendle,
OFS. 3 pr © Mas. 30.0 9925'--2" cc.
Sept. 4; E 568995; Clayton F. Sum-
my co., Chicago. 15957

Summer dreams; waltz song, w May
mies: mG." Wi OO. Obs.)
1 ce. Aug. 27, 1923; E 570657 ; George
W. Oles, Boulder, Col. 15958

Summer’s (A) morn; intermezzo Her-
bert E. Haines, of England, arr.
Frank Winterbottom, of England;
military band. (Hawkes & son M.
B. edition, no. 458) © June 1, 1923;
1a June 11; E 566455; Hawkes &
son, London. 15959

Sun of my soul; anthem, w John
Keble, m John Prindle Scott, arr.
George M. Vail, of U. S.; mixed
voices, with organ ace. (Blue oc-
tavo series sacred, no. 4027) ©
Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c Aug. 31; E 568993 ;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 15960

Sunbeams; w B. L., m John F. Ryan,
of U: S.' © 1 ce Sept: '1)'1923; BE
568953 ; Bessie Lampin, Oregon, IIl.

15961

Sunny days; suite of easy pieces, Jean
Marat, of Great Britain; piano.
Contents:—1. Barearolle—2. The
merry scamp.—3. Dancing leaves.—
4, Dream days.—5. Marching along.
©’ Aug. 17, 1923; T 1 “Ate ieee
067534; Cary & co., London. 15962

Sunset (Coucher du soleil) ; by Lionel
Tertis, of England; violin, viola, or
violoncello with pf. ace. (Chester
library) © July 2,.1923; 1 c., June
20; E 566995; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 15963

Sunshine: entr’acte, Perey Milton, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 16, 1923;
1 ¢. Aug. 6; E 5673801; A.’ Ham-
mond & co., London. 15964

waltz, w E. M., melody Jack Vin-
cent, of U. S. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1923;
E 968545; Ethyl Morrison, Kansas
City, Mo. 15965.
w M. M., m E. 8S. S. Huntington,
of U.S, © 1 @€ “Ane eae:
570094; Matthew Mehelir, Madison,
Til. 15966

Sunshine cottage; w Mrs. B. C. C.,
m E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1 ¢« Aug. 4, 1923; E 570080; Mrs.
Bert C. Cochran, Elkton, S. D.

15967

Sunshine, roses and you; waltz ballad,
w Henry Allen Ware, m Stanley F.
Widener, of U. S. © July 26, 1923;
2c. Aug. 1; E 568246; Pacific coast
pub. and distributing co., Los. An-
geles. - 15968

Sunshine, when you are mine; w and
mE. N.,; ‘of US: OVA Se 1aza-
2e Aug. 4; E 568348; Emma Novy,
Ravenna, Neb. 15969

Supplication; by G. A. Grant-Schaefer,
of U. S.; violin and pf. © July 31,
1923; 2 ec. Aug. 11; E 568506; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 15970

de M. T. Bonhomme, of France,

op. 100 orch. avee pf. conducteur.
©. July 238. 1903 2" 0 le. pie ee

567323; M. T. Bonhomme, Paris.

15971

940

Boge! “shed ge aR ee AY
ive Fences

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1823

Supremo sonno; poesia e musica di

Francesco Santoliquido, of Italy.
© July 17, 1923; 1 ce. July 18; E
567063; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

15972 .

Sur eau; barcarolle, de Norman Tel-
lier, of U. S., op. 28; pf: © Aug.
22, 1928; 2c. Aug. 31; E: 568937 ;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston.

15973

Susan Jane; fox trot, w L. H., mel-
ody Richard Ziegler, of U. S.,
arr. Edgar Rollman, of U. S. ©
le. Sept. 7, 1923; E 569079; LiJlian
Haddock, Linthicum Heights, Md.

15974

Susan’s gingerbread; fox-trot, blues, w
Eli Dawson and Arthur Schwartz,
m L. Belasco, of U. S.. (Fine art.
black series) © Aug. 17, 1923; 2 ¢.
Aug. 17; HB 570377; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York... 15975

Swallow (The) (La golondrina) ; trio,
m N. Serradell, arr. Carl Hahn, of
U.S. ; women’s voices. 4to. (Three-
part songs for women’s voices, secu-
lar, no. 2736) [English and Italian

text] © Aug. 18, 1923; 2. c Aug.
1De ee apidald 5 ...sonn-, Chureh —co.,
Cincinnati. [© arrangement]

15976

Swanee cabin; valse song, w and m
Camille Dodmont, of England. ©
June 16,, 1923; 1 ¢.. June. 28; H
566720; Phillips & Page, London.

15977

Sweet angel of love, w G. W. D., m
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e Aug.
11, 1923; E 568456; G. William Deer-
ing, Newport News, Va. 15978

Sweet brier rose; by Frank E. Ward,
ree Op. oa. no, 2:* pt, C Wild
flower sketches) © Aug. 6, 1923;
2c Aug. 11; E 568477; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 15979

Sweet Hawaiian isle; w and m Wall-
ace Green and. Billy Edwards, of
Ausizaud. (Cy Apr. 17, 1923" Vie,
July 24; E 567077; Allan & co., pty.
ltd., Melbourne, Australia. 15980

Sweet-heart of old; w and m H. §S.
S., of U. S., arr. Réné Joseph Bro-
deur, of.:U..(S5i,@ ) @ Ang. 27,
1923; E 570582; Harry Sans Souci,
Auburn, N. Y. 15981

Sweet Henry, the pride of Tennessee ;
w Benny Davis, m Harry Akst, of
U.S. + © duly; 20, ,1923% 2 .e- duly
26; E 568179; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 15982

15894

Sweet La-Vern; w W. K., m Adolph
Silversach, of U. S.. © Aug. 28,
1923); 2 e. Aug. 27; E 570589; Wil-
liam Kneff, Cincinnati. 159838

Sweet little girl of my dreams; w
GC. J. D3 ;my John: F.,, Ryan; of U.. 8S.
© 1c; Aug. 11, 1923; EH 568444;
C. J. Trippee, Philadelphia. 15984

Sweet Navarre; w Edward Lockton,
m Gerald Carne, of Great Britain.
©, Auge. 16) 19232 Vie, Awe. 22> Be
567590; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 15985

Sweet pain; w and melody Jos. H.
Trent and Roland C. Irving, of U.
S., arr. George Holman, of U. S.
N©'F' c Aug. “94° 1923" HY’ 568607 5
Fred Fisher, ine., New York.

15986

Sweet papa please fetch it home; w
and melody Max Kortlander, of U.
S. ©1e Aug. 14, 1923; EH 568601;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 15987

Sweet Poncianna; w Leo Wood and
Dorothy ‘Terriss, melody Henry
tedes: of U.S. © 1 ce Ausze2s,
1923;. E 570650; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 15988

Sweet remembrance; de BH. Centola.
of Italy, op. 64; orch. avec. pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 30, 1923; 1
e. Aug. 18; E 567546; Paul Decour-
celle, Nice, France. 15989

Sweet southern dreams at twilight;
w CC; R., m EE. S. S. Huntington,
Of be SPA) bic! Anne. WE ERQRS!s!: 1
570106; Clifford Rochhold, Beatrice,
Neb. 15990

Sweet stuff; w and m L. F. H., of
.0 Ss.) ated) Bi titel, oti ta? 8:5
pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1923;
E 568650; Leo Franz Heller, Youngs-
town, O. 15991

‘Sweetest dreams of you; waltz song,

w Jack Yellen, m F. Asmus, of U.
S., arr. H. J. Flumerfeldt, of U. S.
(sully 279923 2 QUE" Aue | 1s
570386; Weile pub. co., ine, St.
Louis. 15992
Sweetest (The) flower of all; w Ed-
ward Oxenford, m Gerald Carne, of
Great Britain. 1. In E flat—2. In
F. © July 17, 1923; 1 ¢. each July
28; E 567217; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 15993
Sweetest (The) love of all; w and
melody H.-G), Ga of 9U..S.,; arre Li
L.. VosBurgh, of U. S.; ist violin
ace. ©1ec. Aug. 25, 1923; E 568854 ;

EK. C. Ginty, Danbury, Conn.
15994

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

15995

pt. 111, ws 8

Sweetest maid of the South Sea isle;
w.and melody V. R., of U. S.
1 ¢ July 27, 1923; E 568121; Vin-
cent Rifici, New York. 15995

Sweetest (The) thing life’s story tells;
w N. P. R.. m E. S. S. Huntington,
of OW: §. (© le) Awe! 31,9 19232)
570732; N. P. Reinhard, Palo Alto,
Calif. 15996

Sweetheart; won’t you call me sweet-
Heart,” wand: A 0@. BOGS,
© 1c June 14, 1923; E 563088;
Herman Charles Buhler, West New
York,’ Node 15997

Sweetheart land; w Edward Oxenford,
m Hthel Angless, of Great Britain ;
in Hedliat. Or Jaly Ll plore: Are,
July 27; HE 567204; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.

15998 ©

Sweetheart of teenhood days; w W.
M. H., m E. S. S. Huntington, of
UW, nS. Ont 26 Aug. 4, €928G5-B
570132;, Wm. M. Haury, Seattle.

15999

Sweethearts honeymoon; waltz, w and
m John S. Caldwell, of U. S., arr.
Harry Alford, of U. S. ©1c. Aug.
27 211923%% BP STODST 30'T.. RJ Reed
music pub. co., Austin, Tex.

16000

Switzerland my homeland; w and m
Fritz Zimmermann, of Switzerland,
domiciled at Los Angeles. © Aug.
20, 1923; 2 c Aug. 21; H 568784; Ir-
ving Berlin, ine., New York. 16001

Sylvan revels; by John Desmond
Courtney, of U. S., op. 15, no. 2; pf.
(Out in the woods, no. 2) © Aug.
17, 1923; 2c. Aug. 18; H.568755; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 16002

Sylvana; gavotte, von Carl Heins, of
Germany, op. 288; pf. © Sept. 1,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 6; H 569067; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 16003

Symphony in D major; l’allegro ed il
pensieroso, by Charles Villiers Stan-
ford, of England, op. 56; full orch.,
organ ad lib. Sc. (Carnegie collec-
tion of British music) © July 10,
1923;1c¢. July 23; BE 567395; Stainer

& Bell, ltd., London. 16004

Synecopation blues; w and m A. L.
Steinberg, of U. S., arr. W. C. Polla,
of U. S. (Triangle blues series) ©
1 ¢. Aug. 29, 1923; E 570688; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.

16005

Szule (Joseph) Sept melodies; mu-
sique de J. Szule, of France; pf. et
chant. Recueil. 1. © July 23, 1923;
1c. Aug. 7; E 567341; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16006

*Tain’t no tellin’ what the blues will
make you do; w and melody Porter
Grainger and Lena Wilson, of U. S.
©1c. Aug. 14, 1923; E 568602; Jack
Mills, inc., New York. 16007

Take a look at this, take a look at
that; in Geo. White’s scandals of
1923, w Lew Brown, m James F.
Hanley, of U. S. © Aug. 8, 1923;

2 ¢c.. Aug. 11; E 568527; Shapiro,

Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
~ 16008

Take care of mother dear; w A. G., m
Beatrice Constance, of U. S. © 1
ce. Aug. 15,1923; E 570272; Abraham
Guggenheim, New York. 16009

Take me back to Samoa some more;
from Artists and models, w Cyrus
Wood, m Jean Schwartz, of U. S. ©
Aug.) 15; ''19238's):2? ero Ane | 72)
568781; Harms, ine., New York.

16010

Take me in the garden to-night, love;

w Mrsod. PV... m.Jonn Wh. yam oor

SoMa Acie aie eee it)
068713; Mrs. John EF. Voss, Wair-
mont, N. D. 16011

Take me to dreamland; w N. M. R.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1c Sept. 12, 1923; E 569253; Nellie
Mae Reed, Racine, Wis. 16012

Tall corn blues; w J. D. S., m Inez
Sickler and. J. D:.S.,; of (U.( 8S, « Chi-
cago, Wrightman music publishers.
©: July 30, 1923; 2.¢, Aus. 4; EB
568338 ; Jesse D. Sickler, Ogden, Ia.

16013

Tanetz chumaka; by..M.,,l.,. 0b, U.S. ;
melody with pf. acc. ©1ec. Aug. 24,
1923; H 570655; Matus Lichtenstein,
New York. - 16014

Tango; by Poldowski [pseud. of Lady
Dean Paul], of England; violin and
pf. (Chester library) © July 26,
1923*° 1 Gu JULY OF Sb od cee ele ax,
W. Chester, Itd., London. 16015

Tango d’or; par Dardany, of France;
pf. © May 21, 1923; 1 ¢ June 6;
EH 566363; L. Brulé, Paris. 16016

Tango du soir; paroles de Léo
Leliévre, fils, musique de A. Lebail
et Hug. Cabanne, of France. Paris,
Editions musicales, Buffet-Crampon
et cie.- ©>May 21/1925) 1 veranne
6; E) 566357; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 16017

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Tantalizing blues: w and melody John.
Lotus? of U."S) ’ © fe: Aus: ‘14,
1923; E 568624; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

16018

Tarantella: novelty fox trot, lyric
Herman Ruby, m Jos. Meyer, of U.
mee Aue. 9. 19295 :.2 ¢. Anedt:
F 568568; Richmond-Robbins, ine.,
New York. i 16019

Tehian-ka; sur les motifs de la chan-
son de Mare Hely, par J. Lenoir, of
France; pf. et partie 1°" violons.
4to. © Apr. 26, 1923; 1 c. May 9:
E 566916; L. Brulé, Paris. 16020

Tea-shop (The) girl; w Ezra Pound,
m Joseph Holbrooke, of Great Brit-
ain. op. 77, no. 4; with elarinet obbl.
Paxton’s ed. © July 10, 1923: 1 ¢.
July 9; FE 566928; W. Paxton & ¢o.,
itd., London. 16021

Tear-drops; fox-trot, w and m F. A.
M. and R.)R.N.. of. U.S. ©;1e
Aug. 25. 1923; E 568848; Frank An-
thony McGuinness and Robert Rus-

sell Nelson, Brooklyn. 16022
Telephone language; humorous song,
Frank Leo, of Great Britain; in G.

iStaff and tonic sol-fa notations]

© July 6, 1923; 1 e July 20; E
567026; Reynolds & co., London.

16023

Tell all the folks in Kentucky I’m

comin’ home; w and m I. B., of U.

= ©) Aug..28: 1923 -°.2 ¢ Aug. 0 :

Fi 568932; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 16024
Tell ’em *bout me; w and m L. T. T.,

Cn WAS. CO 2c. Aug: 15:°4928*" Hh
570279; Lewis T. Thomas, Washing-
ton. 16025

w and m S. E. and Stanley S.
Miller; of9U.) S., arrs'S..Si Mi ©
f ci Aug. (13, 1923; EH 570228; Sid-
ney Easton, New York. 16026

Tell him how well I love him, dear
little flower, for me: w E. H. H.. m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©1
e. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570140: Eva
Helsley Huffman, Grafton, W. Va.

16027

Tell me do; w F. P., m Arnold T. Lax,
of U. S., New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 c. Aug.

20; E 570460; Fred Parker, Troy.

Mont.

Tell me violets; w F.
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S. © 1ce Aug. 4.
1923; E. 570203; Frank Martin Wil-
son, Newark, N. J. 16029

16028

M. W., melody’

Tennessee chuckles;

16041

Tell-tale twilight; valse Jack Hylton,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 1,
1923; 1 ce. Aug. 7; E 567580; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 16030

Temple (A) of love; w Carleton
Everett Knox, m E. L. N., of U. S.
Kansas City, Mo., Cecil H. Neu-
mann. © July 12,1923; 2c. Aug.
4; E 568325; Edith Louise Neu-
mann, Wymore, Neb. 16031

Tempo giusto; by E. R. Blanchet, of
Switzerland, op. 29, HOw EEE,
(Trois ecossaises, no. 1) © Aug. 4,
1923; 2 e. Aug. 6; E 568281; Com-
poser’s music corp., New York.

16032

Temptation blues; melody, J. O., of
U.S., arr. Lillian Harding. of U: S.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1923; E 570230; Jo-
seph Oliver, Chicago. 16033

Ten thousand years from now; w J.
Keirn Brennan, m Ernest R. Ball,
of U. S.; sop. or ten., and alto or
bar., in G...© July 24, 1923; 2 «

_ Aug. 1; E 568242; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 16034

——— ten. or sop.. and bar.
or contralto; in E flat. © July 31,
192352. € ADS ia: “E> 568538 2) M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 16035

arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus,

S.; male voices. 4to. (Wit-

mark edition. standard quartettes,

no. 1669) © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 «.

Aug. 14; #.568640; M. Witmark &

sons, New York. [© arrangement]

16036
obsession; hésitation,
par Ch. Guennery, of France; orch.
avee piano-conducteur. Ato. ©

AWS eo toss: tee. “Sept iB)

567747 ; E. Gaudet, Paris. 16037

melody A. M.
Gifford, jr., of ;U. S...©.1'e@ Aug.
14, 1923; E 568612; Clarence Wil-
liams musie pub. co., ine, New
York. 16038

Tents of Allah; w P. O. B., melody
Walter Smith, of U. S. ©1c. July
aie FO2s — SOS kia>, Percey:.O.
Brewer, San Francisco. 16039

Tessarech (Jacques) Douze piéces et
trois études; de J. T., of France;
Stiltare. «Cy. aby 1307" 1923 3 Ee:
Aug. 13; E 567558; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 16040

That is enough for me; w Lizzie De
Armond, m Geo. C. Stebbins, of U.

of U.

Tendre (la)

SAO) Anes, 3) 1923 se) Ang is
EK 568576 ; Tabernacle pub. co., Chi-
cago. 16041

| | 943

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

16042

pt. 111, mus., VY. 18

That ray, ray, radio rag; w J. H. O.,
m George Graff, jr.. of U. S., arr.
Theo. G.
Aug. 2, 1923; E 565996; J. H. Over-
by, St. Louis.

That's. all; w Sherman. Aldwin
[pseud. of Louis Shear], m Arnold
P: Lax, of WU. S&S. -«OrAus...Gp £923 ;
2 Cie AUS.
Harding, New York. 16043

That’s just why I’m blue; w E. S. M.,
m EK. 8. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©1
e, Aug. 4, 1928; E 570136; Edw. S.
Martin, Lexington, Ky. 16044

That’s why you make me cry; w and
m Joe Verges-Henri Therrien and
Irwin Leclere, of U. S. © July 28,
1923; 2 ec. Aug. 4; E 570505; Verges-
Therrien-Le Clere pub. ¢o., Hous-
ton. 16045

That’s your hips, if you think you’re
gonna stay out all night on me; w
Wesley Holmes, m Maceo Pinkard,
or US Sete) “1h ic, Aue aoe?
568217; Kay Stern, inc., New York.

16046

That satisfying grace; by S. B. J., of

UU, Se; austrumental © a «4 Ane.
1,. ,19233 .E . 568232; Sadie. Belle
Johnston, Scio, O. 16047

That syncopated Charleston dance; w
N.)S.,,.melody,E.:B.,fo£;U. S. ‘© ec.

Aug. 24, 1923; E 568843; Noble
Sissle and Eubie Blake, New York.
; 16048

Them oil stock blues; w S. Simon, m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U.S. © 1c Aug: 2,
1923; E 565988; Sammie L. Simon,
Franklin, Ind. 16049

There’s a little touch of heaven in
your smile; w Maude Luise Gar-
diner, m Herbert Ralph Ward, of
TS. CCAS 1 MOD ee Ae neater: i;
I 568303; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16050

There’s a place I long to go; w J. J.,
m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
Ww. ..@' J une 45,1923; 2 @ Aug 38 ;
E 568746; James Jensen, Astoria,
Or. : 16051

There’s a song in my heart; w and m
Bernard Hamblen, of U. S.; no. 1
in A flat. New York, Chappell-
Harms, inc. © July. 17, 1928; 2 c.
July 18; E 568056; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 16052

There’s nothing left to do; song fox-
trot, from Here we are, w James
Heard, m FE. Antony Roper, of Great

Beach,; of WU. §.¢ Out e. |
16042 |

20; E 570463; Frank .

Britain. © July 16, 1923; 1¢. Aug.
6; E 567288; Cecil Lennox & co.,
London. -16053

There’s one for you and one for me;
w P. O. B., melody Walter Smith,
of U:;,8. .© 1,c,Age Gees
568379; Percy O. Brewer, San Fran-
cisco. 16054

Theressa';s''w ‘and ‘mC V.. Be or USS,
© Aug. 8, 1923; 2 « Aug 2
568584; Cora Virginia Harrington.
Winston-Salem, N. C. 16055

They’re quiet now in dreams; w Louis
BH. Weekman, m A. S., of U. S. ©.
1 e@ July 27, 1923; E 568129; Anna
Segal, Highland Park, Mich. 16056

They’ve brought back the last of the
boys from the Rhine; w J. C. H.,
m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © June 15, 1923; 2 c Aug. 18;
E 568736; J. Clyde Hyatt, Ellicott
City, Md. 16057

They weren’t any better in the good
old days: w Jack Yellen, melody
Milton Ager, of U. S. © le Aug
13, 1923; E 570246; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, ine., New York. 16058

Thinking of mother; w M. J. S., m
Elliott Markham, of U. 8.; pf. with
w. © May'10, 1928" 2 eewniwee sr:

E 568139; Mary J. Seott, Rockland,

O. ~ 16059

Thinking of you lad; w B. W., m
George Graff,...ir.,. Of. Uae... oer.
Theo. G. Beach; of U. 8S... © 1. ¢.
Aug. 2, 1923; E 570013; Blanche
Williams, Skowhegan, Me. 16060

Thirty first street rag; by L. S. and
Doll Jones, of \U. S,,.arr. by Le S.;
pf. ©i1c. Aug. 11, 1923; H 568565 ;
Lloyd Smith, Chicago. 16061

This is my prayer of love for you; w
Edward Lockton, m Arthur R. Wy-
att, of Great Britain. © June 15,
1923; 1 c. June 20; E 566836; Cary
& co., London. 16062

Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise):
Chant des fossoyeurs; from Hamlet,
Ambroise Thomas, arr. Walter G.
Hauenschild, of U. 8.; orceh. with
pf. conductor. (Incidental Sym-
phonies, no. 15) © Aug. 11, 19238;
2c. Aug. 13; E 570283; Photo play
music co., ine., New York. [© ar-
rangement] - 16063

‘Those beautiful eyes; w Ben Ryan, m
Geo. B. McConnell, of U. S. © July
29; 1923 +2. JImly 255, Biyobot4 >

. Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 16064

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Those benedict blues; fox-trot blues,
w B. H., melody Jack Vincent, of
WHS.) Oi lle KiAug 3S} 1923.57 H
568259 ; Bud Hagner, Dubuque, Ia.

16065

Those Kentucky blues; w J. E. W., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Gi Beach, of U.S. ©:dic' Aug. 2,
1923; E 565989; Jewell E. West,
Scottsville, Ky. 16066

Those long wearing blues; w and m
T. Everett White, of U. S. © July
10, 1923;.-2.e: Aug. 17; E 570385;
Weile pub. co., inc., St. Louis. 16067

Those low down weary blues; w and
me@iikk By of: U. 'S. .opfiirewith. w.
© 1-e. Aug. 13, 1923; E, 570241;
Chas. H. Booker, Philadelphia.

16068

Those mean mamma blues; w and m
Shelly Lee Alley, of U. S. © Aug.
9, 1923; 2.e. Aug. 25; E 568851; R.
W. R. music co., Dallas. 16069

Those moonlight blues; w E. M. F.,
m John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1e
Aug.-18, 1923; E 568703; Elwood M.
Felty, Uniontown, Pa. 16070

Those steppin’ blues; w Mrs. IL. C. G.,
m HK. '8: S. Huntington, of U. S.
ive: Aug. 4, 1923'; K'570084; Mrs.
I. C. Gaskill, Paden, Okl. 16071

Three hundred years ago; w and m
Osborne W. Lane, of U. S. (Cover
title: 300 vears ago) © July 25,
Mee onal Gy duly AV) By 568355 5 OL Wi
Lane co., Gloucester, Mass. 16072

Three little words; w Carleton Everett
Knox, mE. LL: N., of U. S., Kansas

City, Mo.,;,-Cecil H.’ Neumann. ©
Pula APs 123 3) 2 +e Aug? 42° 5
968320; Edith Louise Neumann,
Wymore, Neb. — 16073

Thursday; w Edna St. Vincent Millay,
m Horace Johnson, of U. S.; me-
dium voice. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 c.
Aug. 11; E 568474: G. Schirmer, inc.,
“New York. 16074
Tia Juana Mexico; w and m T. H. M.,
of. U.S.’ arr: Arthur Fisk, of U.-S.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1923; E 569259;

Thos.’H. Meek, San Franciscv.
16075

Time is on the wing; old French chan-
son, adapted and arr. Alfred Moffat,
of Great Britain; trio of women’s
voices. (Octavo series, Women’s
voices, no. 862) © July 9, 1923: 1
eSuly (U3; biet Fuly 223! WH 568010 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. [©
adaptation and arrangement] 16076

16087

Tin roof blues; w Walter Melrose, m
New Orleans rhythm kings [i. e.
Leon Roppolo, Paul Mares, Benny
Pollack, Geo. Brunies and Mel Stit-
zel], of U. S. © Aug, 15,1923; 2-¢.
Aug. 29; E 570691; Melrose bros.
music ¢co., Chicago. 16077

Tinkle tune; from The dancing honey-
moon, w_ Ballard Macdonald, m
Adorjan Otvés and Louis Breau, of
SS.’ © Sept: 1,’ 1923s 2c! Hept: 5;
FE 569054; Harms, ine., New York. —

16078
Tip toes; melody Harry Jentes, of
est Sas fast Ane V4 Oo PE

568592; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
16079
Tired; w anon., m William Stickles,

of. S.. © Aug. 10, 1923;.2 e@ Aus.
_17; E 570506; Willis music co., New

York. 16080
Tirolese (Tyrolese); by Edward E.

Trucco, of Italy, domiciled at New
York, op. 15, no. 4; pf. © Aug. 31,

1923; 2 c. Aug. 31; E 570773; Mauro

V. Cardilli, New York. 16081

*Tis a wondrous promise; gospel hymn,
We a? mob. J.P homas! of
US? © Ate 6S, 1923 Bes Anes TL:
E 568491; James Gilchrist Lawson,
Chicago. 16082

’Tis kismet; song of the desert, w John
Alleyne, m Carlyon De Lyle, of Eng-
jand + no; 2\iw Dy; mini, "Or, ouly. 2
19238; 1 ¢e.-July 9; E 566929; Swan
& co., ltd., London. 16083

Tittle-tattle; four-part song, w Mark
Ambrient, m Franco Leoni, of Italy:
women’s voices. 4to. (John Church
co., four-part songs for Women’s
voices, secular, no. 2734) © Aug.
AN, 1923 PvE Ane 24 : VBY 568865 5
John Church co., Cincinnati. 16084

To a wild rose; w Marie Cantwell, m
Mario A. Ghent, of U.S. © Aug. 17,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 18; E 570483; Sisters
of Charity B. V. M., Dubuque, Ia.

16085

To a wildflower; by William Henry
Reed, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. (Jn 1924 school examinations,
higher division, list B) © July 17,
Ty ee AO Hy A DOt2o0. JkS-
sociated board of the R. A. M. and
the R. C. M., London. 16086

To fair liberty; w M. A. R., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Pisher|i, wr Dy Se2.@. tere. -Aug.43,
1923; © 570211; M. A. Roland, New
York. 16087

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16088

pt. II, nus, v.38

To music; w Eleanor Ruth Bauer, m | Tonine in citt&a; versi e musica. di

K. E. W., of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 10,
1923; EH 569093; Kathlyn Elizabeth
Woolf, San Francisco. 16088

To the hills; unison cho., w Myra A.
Buck, m J. S. Fearis, of U. 8.; with
alto ad lib. 4to. (The unison
chorus, compiled and arranged by
John S. Fearis, no. 1214) © Aug.
22, LOZ +2 @. ANE 2a EL Ode. ;
J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 16089

To you; w T. A. F., m John F.. Ryan,
ofiU. So ©-d «Sept: 1, 19232 E
068955 ; Theo. A. Funk, Detroit.

16090 |

Today; w and m F. L. L., of Canada,
arr. Otto Zimmerman, of Canada.
© 1c. Avise 22) 1923). 5675601,
Felix L. Lewis, Montreal, Canada.

16091

Toddle with me; song fox trot, Charles
Prentice, orchestrated H. M. Higgs,
of Great Britain. 4to. (Chappell &
co.’s orchestral journal, no. 937) ©
July 3, 1923; 1c. July 10; HE 566935 ;
Chappell & co., Itd., Londen. [©
arrangement] 16092

Torichte (Die) jungfrau; operette in

drei akten von Florido, musik von |

Oscar Straus, of Germany, klavier-
auszug mit Singstimmen eingerich-
tet von Otto Lindemann, of Ger-
many. © san, 12,4923 --t @ July
10; B® 566955; Rondo-verlag, Berlin.
16093

Toi et moi; dans La revue de Marigny

1923, paroles de Zepp et Eddy-Deyr- |

mon, musique de Raoul Moretti, of | Trio: by H. Waldo Warner, of Eng-

France. .© July 23,.1923; 1.¢ Aug: |
7; E 567342; Francis Salabert, Paris.

16094

Tomfoolery ; by Tom Griselle, of U.S8.;
ph ©: Auge780, 1923.77.2.¢e, Agia.) ah :
E 570776; Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. 16095
Tone ladder tunes;
songs arr. in two clefs as signt read-

ing lessons for beginners, E. L. G., |
©1«. each Aug.

OFWs S2erpky EF? 2:

17; * 1923")! BR). O08 TL, STOBT2Z¢° Biliza-
beth L. Gallagher, New York.

16096, 16097

Tong--n sax; by Edward ©. Barroll,

of U. S.; pf. and solo HE flat alto

saxophone. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 «.
AUS (623.2 Bb 10251 > .. Minden e&
Urbanek, Chicago. 16098 |

To-night a dream, to-mcrrow a imem-
ory; w Percy Edgar, m Stephen
Kirby, of Great Britain; no. 1 in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©) Awe. 10, 1923. 1 ¢.) Augers Bb
567517; Reeder & Walsh, London.

16099

folk tunes and |

Giuseppe Ascoli, of Italy; mand. aec.
Naples, Tipografia editrice F. Bideri.

4to. © June 1, 1923; 1¢ Aug. 7;
E 967295; Italian book co., New
York. 16100

Too late, my love; w V. C.,m E. 8. 8S.
Huntington, of U. S. © ice Aug.
4, 1923; E 570100; Victoria Coon,
Mesa, Ariz. 16101

Toot, toot, let’s go; w and melody H.
Di, of Us SJ © ioe Aupyewigas2. -
E 568541; Hedwig Dorszynski, Mil-
waukee. 16102 .

Toujours ; fantaisie caractéristique, de
J. Domere, of France; violoncelle
avec ace. de pf. © July 30, 1923;
1c Aug. 13; E 567418; Henry Le-
moine & cie., Paris. 16103

| Tous les deux; de l’operette Le petit

choc, paroles de P. L. Flers, musique
de Joseph Szule, of France: © July
23)! 1923; ae; Ate? “i aeieec:
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16104

Tregia (La); fantasie, Joseph Spam-

pinato, of U. §S.; violin and pf. (In
New York courier, v. 5, no. 6, 7, June
and July 1923) © July 17, 1923;
2 ¢« Aug. 11; E 568581; New York
courier, New York. 16105

Trifling; fox-trot, w and m R. R. C.,
of .U. S& ©) 1 edie eee
568716; Roseoe Roy Coats, Macomb, -
Tl. 16106

Jand, op. 22; pf., violin and violon-

cello. Se. and pts. Contents :—l.
Q@uasi fantasia-—2. Scherzo.—3s.
Finale. © July 17, 1923; 1 ¢ July
18; E 567062; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 16107
Troiani (Gaetano) Douze mélodies;

paroles de Victor Hugo et divers au-
teurs, musique de Gaetano Troiani,
of Italy. © Aug. 16, 1928; 1 ¢. Aug.
17: E 567528; G. Ricordi & co., Mi-
lan. ~ 16108
Trombone de jazz; by W..S. B., of .U.
S-7 pt. © dive) Auigs), 29; 71925 708
570665; W. Scott Burdett, Philadel-
phia. 16100
True (A) story; composing, fingering,
phrasing, poetic idea, glossary, in-
structive annotations and biographi-
cal sketch, Harvey Worthington
Loomis, of °U.. Sep pi. CBpegres-
sive series compositions, no. 316) ©
| July 31, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug. 3; E 568269 ;
Art publication soc., St. Louis.
16110

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2. Po. eee
, ERT
“

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Try a smile; w M. K. M., melody Ar-
nold M@Lax} of (UW: 8S)! @bh1 es /Aug.
28, 1923; E 568871; Margaret K.
Martin, Kalamazoo, Mich. 16111

Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Chanson
triste; by Tschaikowsky, op. 40, no.
2, arr. Sydney Peirce Waddington,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. (Jn
1924 school examinations, higher di-
wasion, .list,A.));,. ©y,dsuly 17,1928 ;
1 e¢ Aug. 2; E 567235; Associated
board of the R. A. M. and the R. C.
M., London. [© arranging and edit-
ing | 16112

Romance in F-minor; by P. L. T.,

op. 5, rev. fingering, pedaling, phras-

ing and _ instructive annotations,

Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.,_ bio-

graphical sketch, form and _ struc-

ture and_- glossary, Lewis” G.

Thomas, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive

series compositions, catalog no. 813,

grade 4-b) © July 21, 1923; 2.¢.

July 23; E 568064; Art publication

soc., St. Louis. - [© fingering, ped-

aling, phrasing, annotations, biog-
raphy, form and structure and glos-

sary} 16113

Theme from the Andante, 5th
symphony; by P. I. T., arr. Preston
W. Orem; of U. S.; pf. © Aug. 9,
1923; 2 ec. Aug. 13; E 5703438; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. [© new
arrangement ] 16114

Tsen Mei (My Chinese love) ; fox trot,
w B. H., melody Jack Vincent, of
U.S. ©lc. Aug. 3, 1923; E 568263 ;
Bud Hagner, Dubuque, Ia. 16115

Tuneful technic; twenty-six _first-
grade study pieces, Lucia Smith, of
U. S.. ed. Vernon Spencer; pf. bk. 1,
2. © Aug. 30, 1923; 2 c each Sept.
1; EH 570778, 570779; Composers’
music corp., New_York. 16116, 16117

Tuorne pe’ nora!

versi di Pacifico
Vento, musica di Ferdinando Al-
bano, of Italy; mand. acc. 4to.
(Edizione Jas. B. Russo & son, no.
269) ©) Aug. 24, 1923/2 @. Aus. 25;
EK 568856; James 8B. Russo, Brook-
lyn. 16118
Tut-Tut; w A. G., melody Arnold T.
Lax, of U. 8. ©1e. Sept. 10, 1923;
E 569101; Amber Goodwin, South
Hanson, Mass. 16119

Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2c. Aug.
20; E 570458; Amber Goodwin,
South Hanson, Mass. 16120

Twilight; w and melody 'K.’C.,. of'U.
S. ©1l1e Aug. 17, 1923; E 570366;
Kenneth Casey, Brooklyn. 16121

New York City. Frank |

16132

w C. C.,, melody Herman Dn-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
Ui So (Owbive Anal yv13 01928 5+
570224; Mrs. Carol Casey, Morrison,
Tenn. 16122

Twilight blues; w Jos. A. Yanchik,
melody LE RNCC Cot uy Ss. ©, Te
Aug. 6, 1923; E. 568399; Theo. F.
Chuya, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 16123

Twilight memories; w G. W., m John
mR yan, Of UU: S.C tte Aug 4..
1923; E 570117; Geo. Warman,
Smith Center, Kan. 16124

"Twill be only for my dad; w J. T..,
m)Johm,F. Ryan--of 'U. Sir Ode
~Aug. 11, 1923; E 568455; J. Toner,
Philadelphia. 16125

Twinkling star; fox trot idyl, w Bal-
lard Macdonald, of U. S., m Paul
Lincke, arr. George Rosey, of U. S.
CO) Ade OO Te23 "ee, Aus Ty 2? Be
568534 ; Edward B. Marks music co.
New York. [© words and arrange-
ment ] 16126

Two blue eyes; w M. S., m Terese
Care, of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 7, 1928;
E 569085; Mary Slevin, St. Louis.

16127

Two loves; reading with music, w
T. A. Daly, m Phyllis Fergus, of U. S$.
© Aug. 80, 1923; 2 ce. Sept. 4; E
568996; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 16128

A Two make a home; from Poppy. w

Dorothy Donnelly, m Stephen Jones
and Arthur Samuels, of U. S. ©
Agen 2 LOS oD Ge VAS? ds oy Bs
568988 ; Harms, ine., New York.
16129
* FOX) LLOt,. Wi pA.
Puglia,.m,A; P. and.W. B., of U, §.,
arr. W. Busé; piano with w. ©
te Aug. 7, 1923; E 570196; Anton
Puglia and William Busé, Belmar,
ON Sy 16130

Ukrainski hopak; by M. Li, of U. 8.;

violin o© die Augi630) 01923 5° E
568908; Matus Lichtenstein, New
York. 16131

Ukulele songs and pieces; containing
sixty-four songs and twenty popular
instrumental compositions with
ukulele ace., [compiler Albert HB.
Wier], of U. S. S8vo. (Music for
the million series, no. 8) © June
OF 1923 '-20e July 5} aff. ‘July 6;
A 709964; Mumil pub. co., New York.

16182

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

161338

Um um da da; from Topsy and Eva,
w and m Dunean sisters [i. e. Ro-
setta.and Vivian Dunean], of U. S.

Ants... 29414923 cu2) es Augh heen
568485; Thomas Wilkes, San Fran-
cisco. 16133

Unele; humorous song, w Ralph But-
ler, m Julian Wright, of England.
(Wilford’s popular edition, no. 92)
© “May 16, 1923; 1 ‘¢.: June Zoe
566689 ; Wilford, ltd., London.

16134

Unele Joe; the hockshop man, fox-trot,
Victor Olivier and Eli Dawson, orch.
Ted Eastwood, of U. S.; vocadance
orch. ' 4to..' © ‘Aug: 17, 1923; 2’ e¢.
Aug. 17; E 5703874; Edward B.
Marks musie ¢co., New York. [©
arrangement | 16135

w and m Eli Dawson and
Victor Olivier, of U.S... ©)Aug.
5 MOOS GS odie. cAd SLT, El BTDRSO °
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 16136

Under Old Glory; march, H. F. M.
of U. S.; violin and pf. ©1«¢ Aug.
27, 19238; E 570584; Henry Francis
Myers, Binghamton, N. Y. 16137

Under the apple blossoms; w G. W.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. ‘Beach, of U. S.' © 1 e¢ Aug. 2,
1923; E 570010; Georgianna White,
South Port, Conn. 16138

Under the greenwood tree; two-part
song, w from As you like it. by
Shakespeare, m Alfred G. Steel, of
Australia; sop. and alto. 4to. (Pal-
ing’s edition of part-music, no. 120)
(©) May, is, 1923. 1-¢, June 19: 1)

BAGOMOL | NV. cl. ak ae. Gon eeO-5 0 1 UCL.
Sydney, Australia. 16139

Under the mistletoe bough; w Mrs. M.
J. S., m George Graff, jr.,. of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. SS. ©
1 ce Aug: 2,:1923))'®) 570012; Mrs, M.
J. Simms, Charleston, W. Va.

16140

Underneath the Sip Sip Sippy moon;
w Bud Green, m Ray Henderson, of
PS. WOT ubly26,) 19280 Dire daly
27; FE 568150; Shapiro, Bernstein &
eo., ine., New York. 16141

est) (rhe) forever) we Ke seem
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with

() May 10, 1923" 2. iy 20 =

tyr
Wve

EF 568145; Kyle Hammond, Gate
City, Va. 16142

Urvillers; march, Marcel Etchecopar,
of Great Britain; pf. © July 11,
1923; 1 ¢. July 27; E 567205; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., Lon-
don. 16143

pt. m1, HS), v.18

Va! quand l’amour ordonne; couplets-
valse, de lVoperette Le petit choc,
paroles de P. L. Flers, musique de
Joseph Szulc, of France. © July 30,
19233) Ye: Ausyo 8 2.18, 5560410¢
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16144

Vainqueurs; marche militaire par
George Ritas, transer. par Marcel
Avy, of France; harmonie et fan-
fare. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon et cie. © June 27, 1923;
1-e. July 31; E 567192: Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. [© transcription]

16145

Valley (The) of dreams; waltz, w F.-
Jean Vechio, m M. C., of U. S.
Aug. 9; 1923; 2 @ Aug. 4; EH 568822 ;
M. Cammarata and Vechio, Melrose
Park, Ill. 16146

Valiey (The) of hope; w B. FE... m
John Ff. Ryan, of U..S.. © 1 &, Aug:
18, 1928; E 568705; Bessie Foren,
Twin. Falls, Id. 16147

Valse-bluette ; by L. P., of U. S.; violon-
cello and pf. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1923;
E 568903; Ludwig Pleier, Atlantic
City, N. J. 16148

Valse Christine; by Rudolf Friml,. of
Bohemia, domiciled at New York;
pt. , Aug, 1; AG2R) 2 ae aaa
E 568313; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16149

Valse de concert; by Harold M. Smith,
of, U..S.; pf., ©, Ale: Mites ee
Aug. 14; E 570262; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 16150

Valse de genre: de Paul Fauchey, arr.
par. F. Salabert, of France; orch.
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Cé-
lébre collection de succés, no. 640)
© duly '23,..19233 Loe, Aue iE)
567335; Francis Salabert, Paris. [©
arrangement | 16151

Vampin’ way my lonesome blues; w
Marie F. Stevens, m Edwin C. Ste-
vens, of U. S. (Triangle blues se-
ries) Pel! Antes BOA ORs a
570687; Triangle musie pub. ¢o.,
inec., New York. 16152

Variationen fiber ein original-thema
(Variations on an original theme) ;
von Heniot Lévy, of U.8.; Klavier.
© July 30)" 1928 571 & Aum aan
570176; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.

16153

Vendetta; versi di R. Cavallo, musica
di Giovanna Tammaro, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; mand. acc.

Edizione Il canzoniere moderno. ©
Aug... 18,551923;,2. ercAme: (20g —
570468; Raffaele Cavallo, New
York. 16154

948

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

16174

Venetian Rose; fox-trot, w and m G. | Vielgeliebte (Der); operette in 3 ak-

B., of U. S.; Ist violin acc. ©l1e.
Aug. 11, 1923; E 568418; Gus Bor-
chard, Camden, N. J. 16155

Ventaglio (Il) ; commedia musicale in
tre atti di Emilio Reggio, dalla com-
media omonima di Carlo Goldoni,
musica di Alfredo Cuscina, of Italy ;
riduzione per canto e pianoforte.
Hdizioni Ricordi. 4to. © Aug. 16.
wea ie Aue. ae DP 264st" G.
Ricordi & co., Milan, Itaiy. 16156

Vento (Il); di Alfredo Berisso, of
Italy; piano. (Poemi, no. 5) ©
Aue An 1G2en7 1. C.. AUS. A 6,5,
067533; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

16157

Verdi (Giuseppe) Triboulet: nouvelle
adaptation francais de _ Rigoletto,
par Louis Durdilly, of France, sur
le drame de Victor Hugo, musique

de G. Verdi; partition piano et
chant. © Apr. 26, 1923; 1c. May
9; D 26470; L..Grus et cie., Paris.
16158

Very lovely; unison song, w Rose
Fyleman, m Lilian W. Smith, of

Great Britain; in A. Williams ed.
(Joseph Williams’ new series of
songs. duets and trios for schools
and classes selected and edited by
Ernest Read: Unison songs, no. 7)

4to.' © June 22; 1923; 1 ¢. July 5;
EH 567314; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 16159

Vestine trasparenti; one-step, versi di
Ernesto Tomassini, musica. di Got-
fredo Pitotti, of Italy; mand. acc.
Milan, Casa editrice musicale Pier-
rot. 4to. © May 1, 1923; Le July
21; E 567040; Italian book co., New
York. 16160

Victoria; march, Franz von Blon, of
Germany; pf. (Popular marches
played by the regimental bands of
the British army) © June 14, 1923;
1 @. June 23; E 566704; Hawkes &
son, London. 16161

Viectory’s (The) won; w Cc. fe Se hit
Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © June 15. 1923; 2 ¢ Aug. 18;
E 568747; Charles Leo Stibitz, Wil-
burton, Pa. 16162

Vieille (La) fontaine; poésie de
Pierre Alin, musique de Hedwige
Chrétien, of France.. Editions mu-
sicales Buffet-Crampon & cie. ©
July 23, 1923; 1c, Aug. 7; FE 567368 ;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 16163

80831—24———7

ten, nach einem dAlteren Stoff, von
Herman Haller, verse von Ridea-
mus, musik von Eduard Ktinneke,
of Germany, op. 11; klavier auszug
mit text, arr. v. Otto Lindemann u.
Hans Joseph Vieth. © Sept. 18,
1919; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1922; D 263878;
Drei masken verlag, Berlin. 16164

Viene addu me’? versi di Pacifico
Vento, musica di Ferdinando AIl-
bano, of Italy; mand... ace. 4to. .
(Edizione Jas. B. Russo & son, no.
Dae NG), AS: Oy, LOO) 2h Co AS nh
E 568855; James B. Russo, Brook-
lyn. 16165

Vierge (La) a la créche; paroles de
‘Alphonse Daudet, musique de César
Franck, arr. par A. Mariotte, of
France. © Aug. 17, 1923; 1c. Aug.
17; E 567508; Enoch & cie, Paris.

16166

Villanelle; paroles de J. du Bellay,
musique de Htienne Millot, of
France. © July 3, 1923; 1 ¢ Aug.
7; E 567344; Durand et cie., Paris.

16167

Violetera (La); de En douce. paroles
de Albert Willemetz et Saint-Gran-
ier, paroles espagnoles de Eduardo
Montesinos, musique de José Pa-
dilla, of Spain. Paris, Francis Sala-
bert. 1. Chanson.—2. Piano. ©
stly:; 30, - 4928; 01 sey Aus... eH
567429, 5674380; Union musical
espanola, Madrid. 16168, 16169

Violets; valse lento, Erno Rapeé and
William Axt, of U. S.; orch. (Red
seal concert series) © Aug. 23,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 24; E 570563; Rich-
mond-Robbins, ine., New York. [©
arrangement] 16170

Virginia Brown; fox trot, w and m
Jos. E. Howard, Norman J. Vause
and Henry Welling, of U. S.. ©
JUby) 19: 1928 «2 ce. (Fuly; 20 3,),H
568152; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16171

Virginia Rose; w E. M., m Charles E.
Pemberton, of U. S. ©1c Aug. 28,
1923; E 568885; Edward Meck, Los
Angeles. 16172

Visionary dreams; w F. EH. W.. mel-

ody Arnold T, Lax; of U.S. ©l1e.
Aug. 17;)'1928;;. BH): 5703894; FB. \E.
Weber, New Milford, Conn. 16175

‘Vita (La) fugge e non s’arresta un’

ora; versi di Francesco Petrarcea,
musica di Ildebrando Pizzetti, of
Italy; canto e pf. (Tre sonetti del
Petrarea, no. 1) © July 17, 1923;
1c. July 18; E 567067; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 16174

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16175

Viva Mussolini; paroles de Lucien

. Boyer, musique de Vincent Scotto,
of: France. © July 30, 1923; 1c.
Aug. 18; EB 567426; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16175

Vivace; Highland fling, E. R. Blan-
chet, of Switzerland, op. 35, no. 3;
piano. (Trois ecossaises, no. 3) ©
Aue 4, 19253 2 C. Aue, & 7 Lnoooere
Composer’s music corp., New York.

16176

Vive le Maréchal Foch et Varmée
francaise; marche, par W. J. C.
Hekker, of Holland; pour grande
harmonie, clairons et tambours avec
conducteur si bémol. 4to. © May 21,
1923; 1c June 6; E 566374; Evette
et Schaeffer. Paris. 16177

[Voice (The) of Jacob]; first series
Of; .SONnSS).. We and. .m -tbjds-of Urs.
(.2py" 7p WO) © July 2, 1923; 2 ¢.
July 2; E 565399; Jacob Frohman,
New York. [© music and arrange-
ment] ° 16178

Voices from the trees; w HE. A. W. P.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 12, 1923; E 569254; Eliza
A. W. Praul, Medford, Or. 16179

Voices of women; pt.-song, w Frank
Prewett, m W. Arundel Orchard,
of Australia; mixed voices. 4to.
(Paling’s edition of part-music, no.

122% © ‘June 19, 19238; 2 cr July
24; E 567398; W. H. Paling & co.,
ltd., Sydney. Australia. 16180

Volunteer (The) choir; monthly mag-
azine, ed. E. S. Lorenz and others,
of TWAS. viv, 10 ne, 10;°T aly '1923.
4to. © June 15, 1923; 2 c. and aff.
July 9: A 758030; Lorenz pub. co.,

Dayton, O. 16181
Voluptueuse (La); java, de M. T.
Bonhomme, of France, op. 109;
guatuor 4 cordes avec piano con-

4to:' © July 23;' 1923's 1
e. Aug. 7; E 5673834; M. T. Bon-
homme, Paris. 16182

Vous dansez le shimmy; shimmy ou
fox trot. paroles de HE. Audiffred et
Léo Leliévre, fils, musique de
André Julienne, of France, et Ciro
Urbini, of Italy. Editions musi-
eales Buffet. Crampon et cie. ©
June 27, "1923s 1) é&
567190; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

16183

Wage (The) of the fighting men; w
Alfred Damon Runyon, m William

ducteur.

Stickles, of U. S.; low voice.

Aue 9, MTOR as) 2 \ Je Ame Tees 2H)
568490; R. L. Huntzinger, ine., New
York. 16184

gay" | , ie

July Sage;

pt. 111, nisi, v. 18

Wagner (Richard) O God of God;
chorus of pilgrims from Tann-

hiiuser, anthem, w John Julian, m
R. W., arr. Sumner Salter, of U. S.;
men’s voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
May'''26,' £9233) 2 ct (Amo as oy
5970325; Oliver Ditson c¢o., Boston.
[© arrangement] -16185

Wait for a warm, sunny day; from
The blarney stone, w and m Walter
Scanlan, of U: S. © Aug.,23,.1928 ;
2.¢ Aug,,. 23; EK 568826 2; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

1618i5

Wait till you’re blue: w Ben Russel?
and Ben Ryan, m Violinsky [pseud.,
of Solly Ginsberg], of U. ‘S:° ©
July. 25, 19235 2 ec. wily
568116 ; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 16187

Waiting; w P. O. B.. melody Walter
Smith, of 'U. Sii'© ® @Guvub, 48,
1923; E 570236; Percy O. Brewer,
San Francisco. 16188

Waiu Lulilui; waltz,F: F:,’of U. S.,
arr; Jas. A. Harrinston,) Giles.
©, 1c. Aug. 38,1923; BF ses2o5-
Frank Ferera, New York. 16189

Waking spring; [by Arthur Edward
Johnstone], of U. S.; pf., with story,
fingering, phrasing, glossary and
instructive annotations. (Art pub-
lication society’s series of tone pic-
tures: Progressive series composi-
tions. no, 123) © July ‘31, 19238;
2 ec. Aug. 3; E 568266; Art publica-
tion soc., St. Louis. 16190

Walkin’ and talkin’ blues; w and
melody Porter Grainger and Clar-
ence Johnson, of U. S. © 1 ¢ Aug.
14, 1923; E 568600; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Fy Lalo

Wandering (A) star; w J. C..58.,.m
John F, Ryan. of U. S. ©1e. Aug.
4. 1923; E 570135; John C. Sea-
strand, Norwood, Mass. 16192

Wandering (A) wayward child; w
Charles F. Fearne [pseud. of C. F.
L.], melody Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Ethel Fisher], of U. S: © 1 ec.
Aug. 1, 1923; E..568229;5 C7 Hain
dell, Pittsburgh. 16193

Wanted; fox trot; w, P..M.,.m M.
Paul Mangan, of U.S. ©1e. Aug.
4, 1923: E 570200; Peter Malinics,
Dupont, Pa. 16194.

War horse mama, pig meat sweetie;
w Trebor Rellim [pseud. of Robert
Miller], m Bob Miller, of U. S. ©
1c Aug. 2, 1923; EB 570020; Dixie
music pub. co., Memphis, Tenn.

16195

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

Warner (H.. Waldo) Four songs; by
H. W. Warner, of England, op. 24.
Contents :—l1. The morn that ush-
er’d thee to life; words from the
Arabic.—2. Minguillo: words by J.
G. Lockhart from the Spanish.—3.
O if mine own; words by John
Bowring from the Slavonian. — 4.
Pet's punishment; words by J.
Ashby-Sterry. © July 17. ,1923;
1 ¢« July 18; E 567064; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 16196

Was. but isn’t; encore or musical
recitation, Ww anon.. m De _ Loss
Smuth, of U.S. -©-‘Aug!9,°1923 ;
et GreAme. » dost); H,).5103845 3; Thee,
Presser co., Philadelphia. 16197

Washington Square: from Newcomers,
w and m Will Morrissey and Joe
Burrowes, of U.S. © Aug. 15, 1928;
2e, Aus. 15; EK 570296; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

16198

Water-lilies: by Brian Hope, orches-
trated Albert W. Ketélbey, of Eng-
land; orch. with pf. conductor. 4to.
CO suly ts. 91923: 1c oTtly 43
567006; Elkin & co., Itd., London.

16199

Water-lily: unison song, with second
pt. ad lib., w Margaret E. Lacey, m
Eduardo Marzo, of U. S., op. 172. no.
2. (G. S. Syvo. choruses, no. 7045)
Gone, 6.1025 ;.2 cane, Ji. Bb

568466; G. Schirmer, inc, New
York. 16200
Water sprites; twelve short pieces,

Walter Carroll, of Great Britain;
pet ©xJuly 16, 1923; 1 ¢; July(4s;
E 567074; Forsyth bros., ltd., Lon-
don. 16201

Waters of Waikiki; fox-trot, F. F.,
Gr. Ss. arr. Fas. ‘HV Harrington,
or U.-S.- ©-.1'«. Ausi''S) 19258
568254; Frank Ferera, New York.

16202

We came back; patriotic song, C. H.
B. S., of U. S., arr. Herman Schloss.
i Ais. (4° 1923". 2c. Aue. “Thy. Ya
570300; C. H. B. Shepherd, New
York. 16203

We danced the tango toddle: w and
Poet. 1. OL Line puee, een CEy,
Frank Harding. © July 24, 1923;
ee. July 14° BF 56300. eB: Brink,
Libby, Mont. 16204

We'll have to-wait until Summertime:
wand melody..W. E. D.; of U.S.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1928 ; EB 570573 ; Wil-
liam Emil Domaratius, Brooklyn.

16205

16217
We love the old fr’ends best; w and
Die dan Ke Ong. ss (GC) Te ©. ey

14, 1923; E 568627; Lynne K. Pack-

ard, Branch, Ark. 16206
We've got the grandest ice man; w
and m Jean Herbert, Otis Spencer
MMdil lp of «Lk oS.) ©; Auge. 20;
1923 5.2 o&, Aug; 21;,E, 568792 ;..Kred
Fisher, inc., New York. 16207

Weary (The) way blues: w Ida Cox,
m Lovie Austin, of “U. S35 arr. I.-
Cox and L. Austin. © 1c Aug.
27, 1923; E 570576; Chicago musie
co., Port Washington, Wis. 16208

Weather wise: unison song. w Dr.
‘Jenner, m adapted from 17th cen-
tury English air, Thomas F. Dun-

hill, of Great Britain, ed. Martin
Akerman: in G. 4to. (Year book

press series of unison and purt-
sones,) no; 213)». [Staff an’ ; “nie
sol-fa notations] © June =, 1923;
Ee €. hULY eb eh) BOOGUs Oly bie sh oes
Deane & sons, the year book press,
Itd.. London. 16209

Wedding festival; march, Carl Schme-
idler. of Germany: pf. four hands.
©: Aug. 9, 1923552 @ Aug. 13;. FE

570893; Theo. Presser co., J ila-
delphia. %4210

Wee little house; w W. N. V., melody
Arnold T, Lax, of U. S. ©1 ce. Sept.
10, 1923; E 569098; Wm. N. Viola,
Shepherd, Mich. 16211

Weeping willow; waltz song, w Yr.
Namreh, m Herman Federoff, of U.
S.' © ‘Aus’ 6s 1923 212) Aug 4;
E 570494; Federoff music co., Balti-
more. 16212

Weidt’s chord system; by A. J. W.. of
U. S. 1. Supp. 17a S V C, modulat-
ing with correct progression.—2.
Supp. lb P, simplified chord chart.—
3. Lesson 1, composition, examples.
of melodie progression. © June 28,
1923: 2 ¢. each July 2; A TO9867—
709869; Albert J. Weidt, Newark.

16213-16215

Weisst du es noch? fox trot-shimmy,
text von Peter Herz, musik von
Willy Engel-Berger, of Austria. ©

Apr. 207 192390 9 Ves Julys 103608
566942: G. Steiner (L. Singer &
eo.), Vienna. 16216

What a fool you made out of me; w
Jack Stratton, melody D. P., of U.
Ss... © le Aug. 13,1923; E 5702475
Dorothy Pelunis, Los Angeles.

16217

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pt. 111, n- s., v. 18

What do LE eare: wh. EOL. mak,
K., of Canada. Montreal, Canada,
Sam Howard music pub. co., Itd., ©
Aug. 15, 1923; 1 c. Aug. 21; E 567540;
Rene Kendig and Felix L. Lewis,
Montreal, Canada. 16218

What heaven is to me; w T. S., melody,
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of 'U. Si°°©) 1'c. ‘Aug 20,
1923; E 570481; Theodora Sch-
manke, Seattle.

What I want I like to fight for; w
RP. Dy, ma Ee Se Sy Huntington,
OGU. Sy) Ovdoe Aug, 4.1923. 1H
570138; Richard Philip Duell, Bur-
lington, Vt. 16220

What’s the matter with Sally; oper-
etta in two acts, for children, Cyn-
thia Dodge, of U. S. 4to. © June
20, 1923 7.2 e)* June 23, ate: Sahy*5 :
A 710805; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 16221

What’s the use blues; fox-trot w and
melody R. S., of Russia, domiciled
at Brooklyn. © 1. Sept. 5, 1923;
HE 569041; Reuben Salmon, Brook-

lyn. 16222
What will you do after I’ve gone
away; w H. W. W., m. John” ¥F.
Ryan,.of U.S. © 1 @ Aug. 4, 1928 ;
EK 570121; Elmer W. Warnecke,
Wheeling, W. Va. 16223

What you was, you used to be, but you
ain’t no more;-w Al, Wilson and
Walter C. Ness, m James A. Bren-
nan and Murray Sturm, of U. S.
Mark bro. ed. .© Sept. 6, 1923; 2
ce. Sept. 7; E 569073; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 16224

When all the world’s asleep, dear ex-
cept just you and I; w E.R., m John
F. Ryan, of U. 8. © 1e Aug. 11,
1923; E 568451; Elizabeth Reeder,
Denver. . 16225

When death to either shall come; w
Robert Bridges, m Muriel Herbert,

of Great Britain. no. 2. © June 28,
1928) La “Ags. 2) BE 5672505 Au-
gener, Itd., London. 16226

When do we eat; w and melody Fred
by bryan, of, U.S: 1c, Sept... 12,
1923; E 569262; Barney Abramo-
witz, New York. 16227

When father had the flu; w V. R., m
Al Meehan, of U. 8.; piano with
words. © June 15, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
18; E 568730; Virginia Roadcap,
Fairfax, Okl. 16228

When Frances dances; vocal gavotte,
Maurice Verral, arr. Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; full military band
with solo clarinet in B flat, conduc-

16219

tor. (Jn Chappell’s army journal,
no. 506) © May 11, 1923; 1¢. May
23; E 566396; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [© arrangement] 16229

When I hold you in my arms; waltz,
Wi and omy. M. ole, Ofeilly Se cet:
Thomas Ellis, of U.S. ©1e Aug.
18, 1928; E 570504; Edith M. Lid-
dings, New York. 16230

w Jerry Orgo;'m HH. 'E: BR.‘ of
U. S. Elizabeth, N. J., Elite music
pub. co. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 ec Aug.
1; EH 568675; Harry E. Rowland,
Elizabeth, N. J. .16231-

When I kissed the blarney stone; from
The blarney stone, w and m Walter
Scanlan, of U. S.. © Aug. 23, 1923;
2 ec Aug. 23; E 568823; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. -

16232

When I iook into your eyes; w and m
Hi B. S., and V. Mj of U.S." @ 1
e, Aug, 15, 19238: 570273 Se eer
Shepard and Virginia Mason, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 16233

When I see you; w and m Robert
Shoemaker and J. Lawrence Cook,
of U. S., arr. Billy Heagney, of
U. S. (Triangle blues series) ©
1 ec Aug. 29, 1923;- 570686; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.

16234

When Israel came out of Egypt; w of
Psalm CXIV set to m in free chant
form, William Byrd, ed. Edmund H.
Fellowes, of England. 4to. © May
29, 19233) 1 e»\Sume 23 56646):
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. [©
editing ] 16235

When Jesus comes; w and m H. L., of
Norway, domiciled at Redlands.
Calif. ,. ©. June. 15,; 1923 +2 Gc. Aue:
14; E 568636; Haldor Lillenas, Red-
lands, Calif. 16236

When Jesus died for me; w Mrs. H. S.
Lehman, m M. C. P., of Switzerland,
domiciled at Erie, Pa. Erie, Pa.,
Lehman & co. © Aug. 30, 1923; 2c.
Sept. 7; E 569075: Myrna Chartley.
Petitpierres Eric bays y 16237

When Jesus the Savior comes in; w E.
J. Sheets, m W. R. Cole, of U. S.
©. Augigd; 19238 372 el Ae ne
568574 ; Tabernacle pub. eco., Chicago.

16238

When June comes along. with a song;
fox trot, from The rise of Rosie
O’Reilly, George M. Cohan, arr. Geo.
J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; band, in E flat.
4to. , © Aub. 61923 * 27) Aue. 44;
Ii 568641: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 16239

952

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

w and m Geo. M. Cohan,
arr. Louis Katzman, of U. S.:; orch.
with w. 4to. © July 24, 1923; 2c.
Aug. 1; E 568241: M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment } 16249

When lights are all a-glow; w. Percy
Greenbank, m Franz Lehar, of Great
Britain. © May 28, 1923; 1 ¢. June
2: E 566400; Chappell & co., Iltd.,
Londor. 16245

When love is true and two hearts beat
as one; waltz, M. ©. F. and J. H.L.,
melody L. L., of France, domiciled at
Philadelphia.. © 1 ¢. Aug. 18, 1923;
BM posto; Max C.. Freedman, ..J.
Harry Link and Leo Leonardi,
Philadelphia. 16242

When my dreams come true: w F. U.,
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. © 1.
Aug. 11, 1923; E 568452;. Frank
Utke, Ironwood, Mich. 16243

When Nathan married Rose of Wash-
ington Square; w Andy Rice, melody
James Kendis. of U.S. ©1c. Aug.
28, 1923: E'570647: Leo. Feist, inc.,
New. York. 16244

When Santa listened in: book and
lyrics May M. Brewster. m Ira B.
Wilson, 01 U.S... 4to.’ ©’ ‘Sept... 1.
1923; 2 c. Sept 27; D 26485: Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton. 16245

Ww and m

_——_

When shadows softly sway:

Casta gcor Un. Si s@) ¥ -cx~Ane:. T,
1923: E 570187; George J. Dawson,
Philadelphia. 16246

When she talks about seeing father:
w John Anderson, m Joe Hearst, of

‘ Canada. © July 30, 1923: 2 ¢. Aug.
4; E 568317: Hearst music publish-
ers, Winnipeg, Canada. 16247

When the bluebirds and robins return
again: w M. H..G., m Sylvia For-
rest, of U. S.; pf. with w. © June
ieekO2O>..2 C. Ae. 18 + 568725
Martin E. Gerould, Rochester, N. Y

16248

When the crowd comes home: w and

N. EL. L., of U.S. “(Lewis song
sheet, bk. no. 1) © Mar. 21. 1923:
2c. June 23, aff. June 22: A ‘710500:
Nathan L. Lewis, New York. 16249

When the dew is on the roses: w C.
Ae Mm JC ttalis,.o£.8...S.; Wil-
liamsport, Pa., C. A. Mulliner music
pub. co. ©.June 23, 1923: 2 c. June
25; E 568107; C. A. Mulliner, Wil-
liamsport, Pa. 16250

When the green leaves turn to gold;
w FE. J...v. and Helen Vitale,- m
oe C., Of Ul ts. . ©. Aue 79, 1923:

16261

2 ¢ Aug. 4; E 568342; M. Camma-
rata and F. J. Vechio, Melrose Park,
Tih. 16251

When the moon is sinking low: w
Al La Vine, m Emanuel M. Baum,
Or US. (O, July 30.1923 2ie. July
27; E 568151; Alba music pub. Co.,
New York. 16252

When the moon is smiling; Hawaiian
waltz by Willy Pike, of Holland; pf.
©i July 19,1923 sir ec. Augi:2%; EB
567311; B. H. Smit, Amsterdam,.
Holland. 16253

When the rain drops turn to snow
flakes and sweet summer fades
away; w Leon M. Jackson, m S. R.
_J., of U. S. New York, Manhattan
music co. © Jan. 1, 1923; 2 e. Aug.
11; E 568526: Susie R. Jackson,
Blue Springs, Neb. 16254

When the roses bloom my darling;
w C. L. Dorris, m J. Owen Long, of
W. Sct) Ane ie, WO23 sy Rive. Awe
14; E 570265; A. W. Perry’s sons,
‘Sedalia, Mo. 16255

When the sun is setting in the west;
w J. B.. m E. S. S. Huntington, of
U.S. ©l1e Aug. 4. 1923 ; E 570098 ;
Joe Brunk, Otto, Wy. 16256

When the whole heart of man turns
unto God: anthem, w Aidan Clarke,
m Alec Rowley, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. organ ace. 4to. (York
series. no. 837) © June 18, 1923;
1c. June 19: E 566666; Banks &
son, York, England. 16257

When will the sun shine for me; fox
trot, Benny Davis and Abner Sily er,
arr. Henry Silberhorn, of U. S.:
concertina. (Witmark concertina
publications, no. 7897) [Staff and
numerical notations] © Aug. 6,
19278 : 42 ‘c. ,Aug. 14; 8 568647 ;,.M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [© new
arrangement] 16258

When you and I were dancing: vocal
fox. trot, w Graham John, m H. M.
Tennant, of Great Britain. © July
Pelee 2 | (Gao) dae By! OG TOLG 3
Ascherberg. Hopwood & Crew, Itd..
London. 16259

When you are in my arms; from
Poppy. w Dorothy Donnelly. m Ni-
clas Kempner, of U. S. © Aug.
20.1923 2.2 -e Ae 2381s) S6898T 5
Harms, ine., New York. 16260

When you leave me alone to pine; w
Lillian Hardin, melody L. A., of
U.S. ©lc Aug. 6, 1923; E 568401 ;
Louis Armstrong, Chicago. 16261

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16262

‘When you're in love, dad, you know
how tis? w and m M* At OY or GSS.
© Aug. 9, 1923 2 er: "Aue See
568351; M. A. O’Hara, Roanoke, Va.

16262

When you're tired of calling me sweet-
heart, you can always call me pal;
w and m Earle Johnston and John
A. Ricea; of U. S.. © Aug. 20, 1923;
2 ce. Aug. 28; E 568896; Sherwood
music co., New York. 16263

When your eyes met mine; melody
C. O. EH. of Ui S., arr. Homer Tour-
jee, of US. (OW € Aue 30, 1923+
E 568914; Cecil Osik Ellis, Beverly
Hs, Cait. 16264

Where have you been all my life; w
Alex Gerber, melody Jean Schwartz,
oftUl 8." © 1. 7/AuwRotT 719288. b

570502; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 16265
—- Same. © Aug. 28, 1923: 2 «

Aug, 380; E 568931; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 16266

Where is my girl to-night; w A. D.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S. ©1e. Aug.
13, 1923; E 570217; Audrey Dell.
Los Angeles. 16267

Where nature smiles in thru your
door; w Ff. S., m E. S. 8S. Hunting-
ton, of) DU. S26 ©: 1c. Augii3is 4023 ;
E 570733; Frank Silvius, Eureka,
Calif. 16268

Where Niag’ra falls; w Sam Phrlich,
m Turner Layton. of U. S. © Aug.
8, 1923; 2 c« Aug. 11; E 568489;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 16269

Where rainbows end; w and m Ben
Ryan, M. K. Jerome and Fred E.
Ahilert,,o0.U.. Ss... © daly. 25, 1923 -
2 ec July 25; E 568115; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

16270

Where the Dixie sunshine shines; w
A. A., m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.;
Diewith w.0 © dune: 15,4925" 2" c.
Aug. 18; E 568727; A. Anderson,
Owego, N. Y. 16271

Where the morning glory’s twining
round a home in Tennessee; fox trot,
w Mrs. H. S8S., m E. S. S. Hunting-
tonwensw. Ss. © 1 ‘eo Ane ele te.
EH 570726; Mrs. Herman Salzwedel,
La Porte, Ind. 16242

Where the pavement ends; w Morris
AY Bitizer: melody “Ko. CO... Om. 5.
(eC) Cl Aue 8240) 1993-4 esol.
Kenneth Casey. Brooklyn. 16273

pt. 01, 0 4.,'v-458

Where willows droop; by Carlyle
Davis; of U.. Si6p! 34) sno! Ps pet.
©: JFuly 18, \1923: 2 vel} July 20e
568057; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati. 16274

Which country belongs to me; w M. S.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 e.
Aug. 2. 1923; W’5700038;") Mary
Shank, Santa Clara, Calif. 16275

While there’s life there’s hope; w S.
H., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. by Theo. G. Beach, of U. 8S. ©
1 ce. Aug. 2, 1923; E 565991; Sigri
Hjelmberg, Coronado, Calif.

Whisper of the crysanthemums; w
H. S., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U. S.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1923; E 570227 ; Hen-
rietta Skaggs, Datto, Ark. 16277

Whisper that you love me, little Lou;
w 'P. D., m George Gray qr) on Ut SB.
New York, World music pub. corp.

©, Aug.; 7, 1923 = 2ee.y hue een
568926; Pearl Davidson, Sydney,
Australia. 16278

Whispering (The) shadow blues; w
J. H. B.,:-m John Fy Byes
© 1e. Sept. 1, 1923; E 568962; John
H. Bingen, Lynchburg, Va. 16279

Whispering sunbird; oriental fox
trot ballad, w Max B. Lardie, m
Chas: A. Arthur, of U. 8. Big 6 ed.
© Fuly 10, °19235"2 Ae ae
570978; Arthur bros., Detroit.

16280

Whistle away them doggone blues; w
¥. H. and John Blansie, m E. §S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. ©1c¢ Aug. 4,
TOS :
mouth, Pa. 16281

White (Mary Louisa) 24 tiny tunes
for young musicians; by M. L. W., of
England: pf. © June 19, 1923; 1 ec.
July 16; E 566997; Alfred Lengnick
& co., London. 16282

White rose; melody H. A. K., of U. S.
©° 1 ec Aug. 29) 1925228) vadoee -
Hyman Albert Kaplan, Brooklyn.
16283

Whither thou goest; w Carleton Ever-
ett Knox, m E.. LL, N., of U. Si) Kan-
sas City, Mo., Cecil H. Neumann. ©
July 12, 1923; 2c Aug. 4; El 568323 ;
Edith Louise Neumann, Wymore,
Nebr. 16284

Who’ll buy my violets; la violetera. in
Little Miss Bluebeard, w E. Ray
Goetz, m José Padilla, of Spain. ©
Sept. Te TOg sD Mer tees gce aay means
569060; Harms, ine., New York.

16285

954

(16276

E 570095; Frank Hicks. Ply-

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 9, 1923

16308

Who’ll take the place of mammy; w | Wicky wacky blues; w Chapie Chap-

and melody J. F. V., of U. S. ©
1 e@. Aug. 6, 1923; E 568398; James
F. Vollmer, Ocean City, N. J. 16286

Whooping (The) cough germs; w
Lida Keck-Wiggins, m Thos B.
Weaver of U. S. Dayton, O., Paine
pub. eo. © Aug. 11, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
15; E 570292; L. M. Paine, Dayton,
O. 16287

Why; w andmE. V. W., of U. S.
July 30, 1923; 2 c Aug. 4; E 568327;
Ki. V. Walters, Kansas City, Mo.

16288

Why did I buy that Morris chair for
Morris? from Ziegfeld follies, w
and m Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby
and Murray Kissen, of U. S.
A226 25 Pri 23)9 12: iepn Augi i: 282° BH
568822; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 16289

Why. did you cry; w Adler and Phil-
lips, m E. 8S. S. Huntington, of U. S.
©,1 ¢. Aug. 4, 1923; E 570109: Les-
lie Phillips, Buffalo. 16290

Why did you make me love you; w
James Gullo, m Frank T. Peterson,
of U. 8.. © Sept. 1, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
7; EH 569069; John M. Rutala & co.,
Bridgeton, N. J. 16291

Why did you promise me; w and
Melody 4 Be Gs«Ba, Of). .4S¢, Oy Aare
Aug. 13, 1923; E 570234; Ruby Gal-
braith Robertson, New York. 16292

Why did you take your love from me;
wandm H. H., of U.S. ©1e Aug.
6, 1923; E 568393; Eddie Heywood,
‘Atlanta. 16293

Why have we ever met: w and m
WE. Flt, Obs U2 1S. ACY te Mae!
1923; E 568386; Lillian May Heinz,
West Haven ,Conn. 16294

Why must you always flirt while danc-
ing; w Samuel M. Kestenbaum and
M. M. K., melody M. M. K., of U. S.
© 1c Aug. 29, 1923; EB 570668;
Maurice M. Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y.

16295

Why oh my eyes; w Eleanor Ruth
Bauer, m K. BH. W., of U.S. ©1e.
Sept. 10, 1923; E 569092; Kathlyn
Elizabeth Woolf, San Francisco.

16296

Why should I blame it on you; w
Joe Burns, Harry Devine and Mort
Fox, m Jack Glogau, of U. S. ©

pell [pseud. of T. E. C.], melody
T. E. C., Juanita Stinnette and Wen
Talbert, of U. S., arr. Dave Payton,
of (BS O11 ie. Auigy 1%, 19233 i
570399; Thomas EH. Chappelle, Chi-
cago. 16298

Wiegenlied; berceuse, Paul Lange, of
Germany; violin, with pf. acc. ©
June 19, 1923; 1c¢. July 3; E 566841 ;
Hawkes & son, London. 16299

C. Hy Souter, . Die
Frederick Hall, of Australia. ©
Fane /30;' 78923" Te. Beep res
567637; Allan & co., pty. Itd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 16300

Will you marry me; w Mrs. D. B., mel-
ody Arnold Thomas Lax, of U. S.
©l1e. Aug. 6, 1923; E 568669; Mrs.
David Bell, Nicholasville, Ky.

16301

some day, from The dancing
honeymoon ,w Ballard Macdonald, m
Walter L. Rosemont, of U. S.

Sept. 1, 19238; 2 c. Sept. 5; E 569051:
Harms, ine., New York. 16302

Wind-blown (The) hill; w Lilian Mid-
dleton, m Ernest Harry Adams, of
U.S. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop.
or bar. © July 31, 1923; 2 c each
Aus. Sl SB Heea0s : \) Antitun ? P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 16303

Wind (The) in the willows; two-part
song, w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m
Tra “Bo Wilson; of “U!'S. “treble
voices. 4to. (Willis school songs,
no. 4102) © July 24, 1923; 2 «
July 28; E 568591; Willis music co..
Cincinnati. 16304

Winds of.winter; unison chorus, w
Sarah Grames Clark, m Ira B. Wil-
son, of U. S.; with alto ad. lib. 4to.
(Unison chorus, compiled and ar-
ranged by John S. Fearis, no. 1209)
©: Aug. 22; 1923;3):2)¢e. (Augiv27; E
570598; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.

16305

Will-in-a-wisp; Ww

‘Windy city blues; w and m L. C./D.,

ce USS. “© June 25; 19257 2"C. Fuly
7; E 568104; Lucius C. Dunn.
‘Water Valley, Miss. 16306
Winking blue eyes; fox trot ballad. w
and melody W. D., L. 8., R. R. and
JEON RaobU, ASO “el CAS) 7,
1923; E 570184; W. Drobegg, L.
Salemme, Roy Ray and Joe C. Ko-
vach, Chicago. 16307
Winter blues; w S. M. .m Al Meehan,

Aug. 14, 1923; 2c Aug. 15: B of U.'S.; pf. with w.'':© ‘May! 10,

570294; Maurice Abrahams, inc., 1923; 2 ec. July 27; EF 568146 ; Stanley

New York. 16297 Moore, Fredonia, N. D, 16308
«ODS

16309

Winter moon; w C. W. S., melody Ar-
nold: T: Lax,! of 'U. S.);©1) ef Aug.
17, 1923; E 570395; C. Waldo Smith,

' Redding, Calif. 16309

Wishin’; w anon., m Milly Gordon, of
Australia. ©- June ‘27, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 1; E 567640; Allan & co.. pty.
Itd., Melbourne, Australia. 16310

Wishing for mother; w E. D., mel-
ody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U.S. ©1l1e Aug.
18, 1923; E 570215; Elbina Dunn,
Minneapolis. 16311

Wishing for you; fox-trot, w and m
Bill Dett,,of U.S ,@yd .c. -Aae 11,
1923; E 568437; Harlow Milton
Pino, San Francisco. 16312

Wistful Joan;
Great Britain, op. 7. no. 3; Violin
and pf. (Jn 1924 school examina-
tions, elementary division, list B)
COrdily 17," 1923 3.4, . Aue (2m
567229; Associated board of the R.
A. M. and the R. C. M., London.

16313

Wistfulness; by G. A. Grant-Schaefer,
of U. S.; violin and pf. © July 31,
1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 11; Hf 568504; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 16314

Witching (The) hour; by Mari Paldi,
of U. S.; pf. \(Hallowe’en, no: 2)
©iAug. 6: 192382. Aue. 447. B
568482 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

16315

With you I want to be; w and m Fritz
Zimmermann, of Switzerland, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. © Aug. 20,
1923;.2.¢. Aug. 21; E 568788; Irving
Berlin, ine. ,New York. 16316

Within the potter’s shop: by Charles
Wakefield. Cadman, of U. S., op. 75,
no. 4; violin with pf. acc. © June
5, 1925: 2.0. dughy .205 oHia DGRODS ;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.

16317

Without you, dear; without you; fox
trot’ ballad, we andjm: G. Hu OG. of

it S29: Oude Ame! 20. MMe23 3 4H
470455; Guy Herbert Curtis, San
ernardino, Calif. 16318

Wonderful (The) game of golf; lyric
byiF. Clark, m RiiB. Ih: of US vO
1c. Aug. 14, 1923: E 568975; Robert
Barry II, Narberth, Pa. 163819

Wonderful salvation; w and m O. J.
S., of Canada. © Apr. 10, 1923; 1 ¢.
Aug. 11; E 567731; Oswald J. Smith,
Toronto, Canada. 16320

Won’t you set us free: from the Largo
of the symphony From the new
world, op. 95, w and adaptation Paul
Bliss, of U. S., m A. Dvorak; three

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|

by, Philip: Taylor. of |

i

pt. m1, n. s., v.18

women’s voices. 4to. (Theo. Pres-
ser part songs for women’s voices)
©, Aug. 21, 1923;..2 ¢ Aug. 28; EB
570642: Theo. Presser ¢o., Philadel-
phia. [© words and adaptation]
16321

Won't you take the old road and re-
turn; w M. S. E.,; m Compton: P.
Thorp, of U. 8S. © June 28, 1923;
2¢. July 10: E 570493; Mattie Smith
Everette, Los Angeles. 16322

Wood-fairies: w Winnie Griffiths, m
Hubert Wilfrid-Jones, of Great Brit-
ain. © Aug. 14, 1923; 1 ¢ Aug. 18;
E 567583; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 16323

Wood sprites; composing, fingering,
phrasing, poetie idea, glossary, in-
structive annotations and biographi-
cal sketch, Harvey Worthington
Loomis, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive
series compositions, catalog no. 317,
grade 2-a) © July 21, 1923; 2 ¢.
July 23; E 568070; Art publication
soc., St. Louis. 16324

Woodland (A) glade; four pieces Ar-
nold Williams, of England; - pf.
Contents :—1. Spring magic.—2. Mad-
rigal.—3. Daffodil days.—4. Rondel.
© ‘June 13, 1923')41 -e' "Sune: 237 E
566679; Alfred Lengnick & co., Lon-
don. 16325

Woodland magic; three-part song, w
FE. F. Fleischer, m Otto Wick, of U.
S.; women’s voices. 4to. (John
Church co., three-part songs for
women’s voices, secular, no. 2732)
©, Aug. 20, ,19235°2)¢. Aug... 243), E

568862; John Church co., Cinein-
nati. ‘- 16326
Workmen (The) ’ve got no brains;
w and melody L. S., of Canada,

domiciled at Everett, Wash. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 16, 1923; E 568664; Liborio
Siracusa, Everett, Wash. 16327

World (The) is waiting for the sun-
rise; duet, w Eugene Lockhart, m
Ernest. Seitz, of Canada; sop. or
tem. and alto or. bar. - © dune, 1,
1923: 2 ec.’ June 2;'E 5663992 @nap-
pell & co., 1td., London. - [© ar-
rangement} 16328

Worried mama’s blues; w and m C.
hevie Austin, of U..S.; mm Aviat.
© 1.c¢. July 28, 19233) eiioesio2 ;
Lovie Austin, Chicago. 16329

w and m Lovie Austin, of U. S.;

in A flat., ©, loc.. Aug TL; 1925 5°
568548; Chicago musie co., Port
Washington, Wis. 16330

956

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no, 9, 1923

Worship; unison song, w John Green-
leaf Whittier, m Geoffrey Shaw, of
England; massed voices. 4to. (Mu-
sical times, Sept. 1, 1923) © Aug.
a, d925; 1 ¢ Sept. 1; BH 567647;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 16331

Wow! w and m Ted Baxter, of U. S.
©) Sept. 3,.1923; 2 c. Aug. 30; E
568941; Forster, music publisher,
ine., Chicago. 16332

Wreckers (The) ; patriotic song, N. F.
ae or Ue Sem) Aug! 7, 1923 5:2 °c.
Aug. 14; E 570286; Noah F. Tillery,
Kansas City, Kan. 16333

Yawning; w and melody G. W. G.,
of U. S., arr. Vern Elliott, of U. S.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1923; E 568663; G.
W. Golubeff, San Francisco. 16334

—— w Alex Gerber, melody Paul
Specht and Milt Hagen, of U. S.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1923; E 568920; Ir-
ving Berlin, inc.,. New York. 16335

Yes; w and melody T. H. M., of U.
we air Arthur Wisk; ‘of U.S." ©\1
ce July 27, $923: Ei 568122; "Thos. 'H.
Meek, San Francisco. 16336

Yesterday; fox trot ballad, w and m
L. Clair Case, of U. S. © Aug. 16,
1923; 2. e. Aug 23; E 568832; Musi-
clair pub co., Los Angeles. 16337

Yodelling the blues; w and melody A.
Lies ite WS: 3 (C} Te... Ang. 1, 1923 -
E 568213; Abe Lewis Steinberg,
Detroit. 16338

You; w Al Wohlman, melody Bud
Poppen.0f U.S. tO. 1c. Ate. 17,
1923; E 570501; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 16339

Bare. * (C) Ane? SPO gens ily «@
Sept. 1; E 568999; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 16340

You built a home in my heart: w and
meciody -M: D. and -L.-8., of U.-S:.,
arr. by L. S. © 1. Sept. 5, 1923:
E 569047; Morris Davidson and Leo
Scott, Asheville, N. C. 16341

You can be my hubby dear; w N. S.
O., melody Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Ethel Wisher], of U.S. © 1 «
Aug. 20, 1923; E 570484; Nora-sS.
Osborn, Elma, Wash. 16342

You didn’t care when you broke my
heart, so why should I care now;
w and melody Howard Johnson and
Ben Russell, of U. S., arr. B. R.

© 1 ¢. Aug. 28, 1923; E 570649:

Leo Feist. inc., New York. 16343
You don’t seem to care any more; w S.
F. Broder, m John C. and Benjamin
BusSpikes, ety. Sijrarr. dytC.-Se. O
1c. Aug: 28, 1923; E 568867; Spikes
bros. pub. co., Los Angeles. 16344

9

16357

You great big beautiful doll; w Oscar
Roy, m George Graff, jr., of U. S8..
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1
e: Aug. 2; 1923; E 570015;: Alfred
Smedberg, New Britain, Conn.

16345

You'll remember; w M. B. F., m E.
S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©l.«
Aug. 4, 1923; E 570107; Mary B.
Fisher, Washington. 16346

You made a fool out of me; w Marcel
Klauber, melody D. J., of U. S. ©
1c Aug. 11, 1923; E 568420; Don
Juielle, Cleveland. 16347

You might have fooled me once, you
might have fooled me twice. but

- you can’t fool me all the time; w
Ben Selvin and Lew Cobey, melody
Jack Meskill, of U. S. © 1c Aug.
14, 1923; E 568594; Jack Mills, inc..
New York. 16348

You no fool-a me; w and melody W.
AM. (OP. UPSE 1G) “Ave, “Ane 20,
1923; E 570439; W. Astor Morgan,
New York. 16349

You oughta know; w P. O. B., melody
Walter Smith, of U. S. ©1«. Aug.
11, 1923; E 568424; Percy. O.
Brewer, San Francisco. 16350

You’re not in love at all; w F. M..
m EK. S. S. Huntington, of U. S.
© le Aug. 4, 1923; E 570111; F.
Micihelli, Newark. 16351

You’re still the pal of my dreams: w
M. T. R., m John F. Ryan, of U. S.
© 1 ¢« Aug. 11, 1923; E 568448;
Mrs. M. T. Ready, St. Paul. 16352

You’re the only daddy for me; w
Harry De Mund, melody J. E. A.,

ofl 8 = Of & ‘Sept:2120 1928 ;
E 570977; James E. Aldridge, New
Tork. 16353

You said no yesterday—won’t you say
yes to-day; w Ben Ryan, melody
Harry Akst, of U. S. © 1e¢ July
27, 1923; FE 568124; Ager. Yellen &
Bornstein, ine... New York. 16354

You smiled my heart away; fox-trot,
w and mélody A. J. S., of U. S., arr.
Robert Chas. Bates, of U. S. © le.
Aug. 17, 1923; E 570406; Alton J.
Stevens, Chicago. 16355

You taught me how to love you now
vou want me to forget; w and mel-
addy Wits: Wer omits Sic: Ee.
Aug. 6, 1923; E 568406; Will Higgie
Wasniewski, Milwaukee. 16356

You turned me down, but V’ll turn up
again; w G. M. B., m John F. Ryan,
of \U:: 8: °©).1 ce: Sept. 1,°1923 5° EB
568952; G. M. Brandon, Greystone
Park; Nooo. 16357

7

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

16358

You used to mean the world to me; w
Vv. B. W., m E. 8S. S. Huntington, of
U.S’ ©'1'e. Aug. 4, 1923 ;.Bi570187 ;
Viola Bullen Walker, New Orleans.

16358

You were made for me; w and m
Ra BBS ofUU. aS) +@i dvesd uly 8y,
1923; E 568215; Rosetta Bessie Bo-
niel, Brooklyn. 16359

You wrecked my life and drove me to
ruin; w and melody R. A. B. and
GO a. J 4, 0f gU4 18. 4,@O) ee Auge 6,
1923; E 568655; R. Arthur Booker
and O. Leon James, New Rochelle,
NON 16360

Young (Victor) Prelude; melody,
Vis Ms; of 1U.(S8.; Op: 40.. @,4,c.,Aug:

1 ,A9238.54,Ey St0862,;.. Victor, Albert
Young, Chicago. | 16361
Your garden in my heart; w Cal De

Voll, m Al Verdi, of U.S. '© Aug.
13, 1923; 2 ce. Aug..24; HE 570660;
Harold Rossiter imusic co., Chicago.
16362

Your good-night kiss; w and m Har-
old A. Fletcher, of U. S. © Aug. 20,
1923; 2 c..Aug. 28; EH 568892 ;, Sher-
wood_musie co., New York. 16363
Your tears have a thousand glows;
w and. m M. M., B.,.of U.S. ©1.¢
Sept. 12, 1923; E 569260; Margaret
M. Bonham, San José, Calif. 16364
Your world, and mine; w H. Martin,
mA. fC. dof U.S. OpAUS 17,1923 %

27 e-) Auge AS: ah. s68las ; cansony,C.
Jacobs and Hugh Martin, Franklin,
Pa. 16365
Youth; w Helen R. L. Valentine, m
Henry S. Gerstlé, of U.S.; high
voice. © Aug. 6, 1923; 2 ec Aug. 11;

3 @éme concerto;

pt. II, n..S., ¥. 43 .iiee 9, 1923

Youth’s love and marriage; w L. P.,
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e.
Aug. 18, 1923; E 568712; Ludmila
Pavlovich, Omaha, Neb. 16367

Zara; cabaret girl, song and fox trot
from Hello prosperity, w and m
Ernest Sefton and Alf. J. Lawrence,
of Australia. (Paling’s song series,
00, 128) "©" July “1. 19255 eee.
Aug. 18; E 567563; W. H. Paling &
co., Itd., Sydney, Australia. 16368

Zee-zo-zum; w and m ©, A. P., of
Ui S.. © 1° ay Awez so 1923: 1D)
568921; Cordelia Ayer Paine, ‘New ;
York. 16369

Zelda; caprice, Percy Code, of Austra-
lia; solo B flat cornet, baritone or

euphonium, with pf. ace. © June
26. 1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 1; E 567638;
Allan & co., pty. Itd., Melbourne,
Australia. 16370

Zingarelli (Niccolo Antonio) Adagio;
by N. A. Zingarelli, arr. G, A, Grant-
Schaefer, of U. S.; violin with pf.
ace. (Jn Schmidt's educational se-
ries, no. 295: Melodies of olden
times) © July 31; 1923; 2 ce Aug.
11; E 568497; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. [© arrangement]

16371

A, M. blues; descriptive blues, w
Roland C. Irving, m J. C. Johnson,
of U. S. Mark bro. ed. © Sept. 6.
192332". Sept. T° Hrs69070); wid-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.

16372

-par Alberto Bach-
mann, of Switzerland; violon et pf.

bo

EK} 568476; G. Schirmer, inc., New ©,May 21, 1923: 1.e¢ June 6;.. Hh
York. 16366 566354; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 16373
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 36 unpublished ) __ 94
Class EK, Musical compositions (including 4,619 unpublished) __________ 1G) 299
Potala oe fe a ee

958

Eon PoE -MUSIC USED OR LICENSED.TO,BE USED FOR TLHE.,MAN-
UFACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME-
STAN OAR Y WHE MUSICAL WORK" UNDER, SEC 1; (BE) OF THE ACT OF

MAR. 4, 1909.

Abie’s Irish rose. © Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. Notice
ree’d Aug. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
ie, 181. a

Adelaide. © Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 22, aS
recorded, v. 5; p. 187. 2

All ave di sera; by Redento Zardo. ©
G. Schirmer, inec.. New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
Ve Of per 84,

Andy Gump; fox trot. © Dixon-lIane
music pub. co., ine., St. Louis. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 4, 1923; recorded,
WalGop. LS2:

Answer me with a kiss. © Jack Mills,
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d Sept.
14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 182. 5

Appassionato; orch. arr. © _ Rich-
mond-Robbins, ine., New York. No-
tice ree’d Sept. 10, 1923; recorded,
Vad. Paks.

Aprila, o bella; by E. Wolf-Ferrari.
G. Sehirmer, ine, New “York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
vy. 5, p. 184. 7

At twilight; by Hazel G. Kinscella.
G. Schirmer,’ inc., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; re-
corded, v. 5, p. 184. 8
Bad news blues. © Chas. K. Harris,
New York. | Notice rec’d Aug. 31,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p.’181: 9
Brown baby. © Edward B. Marks
musie co., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 11, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 182.
10

Canzone triste; by Paolo Comte. ©
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
5, p. 184. 11
Canzonetta; by A. D’Ambrosio. ©
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
ep. S84: sy aia te}
Change your mind. © Goodman &
Rose, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 7, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 183.
13

General Edwards march.

[16373]
© G. Schirmer, ine, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
Vv. 3, p. 184. 14

Cortege; orch. arr. © Richmond-
Robbins, ine., New York. Notice
~yee’d Sept. 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 184. 1

Ding (The) dong bell; by Hazel G.

Kinscella. © G. Schirmer, ine,
New York. Notice ree’d Sept. 21,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 184. 16

Do dvodle oom. © Rainbow music
corp., New York. Notice rec’d Sept.
20, 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 186. 1%

Do re mi. © Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. Notice ree’d Sept. 20, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 186. 18

Down the old trail o’ dreams. ©
Will Rossiter, Chicago. Notice rec’d
Sept. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
185. 19

Egyptian dance; by Rudolph Friml.
© G. Schirmer, ine, New, York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
Vv. 5, p. 184. 20

Evening song; by Hazel G. Kinscella.
© G. Schirmer, inc, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 184. PAM

© Foun-
tainette pub. co., Worcester. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 8, 1923; recorded,
Ven OL p., 18s? De

Ghosts; by Hazel G. Kinscella. ©
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. No-
tice ree’d Sept. 21, 1928; recorded,
v. oO, p. 184. 2

Gloria; novelty piano solo. © Rich-
mond-Robbins, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 81, 1923; recorded,

Di) (Oa. 24

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16373 (25)

pt. II, n.'s., v. 18

Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) On
the mountains; by B. Godard. ©
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923: recorded,
v. 5, p. 184. 25

Golondrina (La) (The swallow); w
Walter Hirsch, adapted D. Onivas,
[pseud. of Domenico Savino] m
Narcisso Sevradell. © Richmond-

Robbins, inc.. New York. Notice
reec’d Aug. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 181. 26
Hedge roses; orch, arr. © Richmond-
Robbins, ine., New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 184. 27

Henpecked blues. © Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. Notice rec’d Sept. 14.
1923; recorded, v. 5; p. 182. 28

House (The) of David blues. © Jack
Mills, ine., New York. Notice ree’d
Sept. 4, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 183.

29

I love my old tomato, nobody else can
love me like my old tomato can.
Irving Berlin, ine, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 5, 1923; recorded,
Vi By Praleat 30

I’m gonna pack myself up parcel post
and send myself to you. © Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. Notice ree’d
Sept. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 183.

31

I’m sittin’ pretty in a pretty little city ;
w and m Lou Davis, Abel Baer and
Henry Santly. © M. Witmark &

sons, New York. Notice rec'd Sept. |

17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 185. 32
I’m tired of livin’ alone.
Fisher, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 183.
33

I’ve always been true blue to you, so
why can’t you be true to me. ©
Chas. K. Harris, New York. Notice
rec’d Aug. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 181. 34
If I had the pipe that Peter Piper
piped, what a pipe the girls wouid
be for me. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. . Notice ree’d Sept. 17,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 185. 35D
If I were in love with somebody else.
I wouldn’t be here with you. ©
Chas. K. Harris, New York. . Notice
ree’'d Aug. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 181. 36
If I were king of the House of David.
© .Jack Mills, ine. «New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 4, 1923; recorded,
Vii Oe ules: ot

© Fred |

If you don’t give me what I want, I’m
gonna get it somewhere else. ©
Jack Mills, ine., New York. Notice
rec'd Sept. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 182. ; 38

Im prater bltih’n wieder die biume;
wienerlied, op. 247. © Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 11, 1923; recorded, v.
5, p. 182. 39

In the silence of the night; by 8S. Rach-
maninoff. © G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923:
recorded, v. 5, p. 184. 40.

It shouldn’t taste from herring. ©
Philip Ponce publications, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 19; 1923 ; recorded,
Ve OpcDx: 185, AL

Japanese (A) sunset; fox trot. ©
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. Notice
rec’d Sept. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5.
p. 187. 42

Jolly (A) time; by Hazel G. Kinscella.
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded
v. 5, p. 184. 43

Just thinkin’; a blues. © Rainbow
music corp., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 186.

44

Kiss me with your eyes. © Edward B.
Marks musie co., New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 11, 1923; recorded, v. 5.
p. 182. 45

Komm mein ’schatz, wir trinken ein
lik6rehen; fox trot lied, op. 255.
© Edward B. Marks: music co., New
York. Notice ree’d Sept. 11, 1923:
recorded, v. 5, p. 182. 46

Little (A) chicken fit for old Broad-
way. © G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 184. . AT

Lo, hear the gentle lark; by Henry B.
Bishop. © G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Sept. 21, 1923; .
recorded, v. 5, p. 184. 48

Log cabin blues. © Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 11, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 182.

49

Lone (A) song; by Homer Bartlett.
© G. Schirmer, inc,, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
5, p. 184. 50

Lonesome at twilight. © Leo Feist,
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d Sept.
10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 184. S51

960

NOTICES OF USER

no. 9, 1923

Lullaby ; by Hazel G. Kinscella. © G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 184. 52

Mamma goes where papa goes, or papa
don’t go out to-night. © Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1923 ; recorded,
Wiis, p.. 184. 3

Maminy’s little black snowflake. © F.
A. Smith, New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 4, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 183.

54

Mandolin (The) serenade; by P. La-
come. © G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923;
recorded, vy. 5, p. 184. dD

Marching on; by Hazel G. Kinscella.
G. Schirmer, ine, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,

a Pa ee oe r 56
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) An-
gelus: by J. Massenet. © G. Schir-
mer, inec., New York. Notice rec'd
Sept. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 184.
De

Memphis man. © Edward B. Marks
music co.. New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 22, 1923; recorded, v..5,.p. 187.
58

Merry (The) shepherd; by Hazel G.
Kinscella. © G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 184. 59
Midsummer nights serenade; by J.
Albeniz. © G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Sept. 21, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 184. 60
Mississippi ripples. © Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. Notice
rec'd Sept. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
185. P 61
My home town in Kansas. © Leo
Feist. inc.. New York. Notice ree’d
Sept. 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 184.
62

My little brown nest by the sea. ©
Jack Mills, ine., New York. Notice
rec'd Sept. 14, 1928; recorded, v. 5,
p. 182. 63
Nina; by F. Fanara. © G. Schirmer,
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d Sept.
21, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 184. 64

O sole mio; w J. Macklyn Meskill, ed. |

D. Onivas [pseud. of Domenico Sa-
vino] © Richmond-Robbins, ine.,
New York. Notice ree’d Sept. 8,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 183. 65
One hour of love. © Harms, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 183. - 66

16873 (81)

Oracolo (L’) (The oracle); suite, a
music drama in one act, Camillo
Zanoni, m Franco Leoni. © Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. Notice rec’d
Sept. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 181.

67
Oriental; by Rudolf Friml. © G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. Notice

rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 184. 68

Parade of the wooden soldiers; fox.
trot song. © Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 11, 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 182.

69

Pierrot; by Dagmar di C. Rybner. ©
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 184. 70

Playing tag; by Hazel G. Kinscella.
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 184. fie

Please mama, please papa. © Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. Notice ree’d
Sept. 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 184.

72

Prediletta ; mazurka. © Donato Mon-
tano, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d Sept. 4,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 182. 73

Raisin’ Cain. © Jack Mills, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 14, 1923;

recorded, v. 5, p. 182. 74
Rememb’ring. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
*New York. Notice rec’d Sept. 13,

1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 185. 75

Sad ’n’ lonely blues. © Jack Mills,
ine., New York. Notice rec’d Sept.
4, 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 183. 76

Serenade; by Dezsé D’Antalfy. © G.
Schirmer, ine. New York. Notice

ree’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 184. ar
Shepherds love. © Will Rossiter,
Chicago. Notice rec’d Sept. 20, 19238;
recorded, v. 5, p. 185. 78
Shuffle along. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 183. 79

Somebody else took you out of my
arms, but they can’t take you out of
my heart. © Shapiro, Bernstein &
¢co., ine. New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 19, 1928; recorded, v. 95, p. me

Stars: by Harriet Ware. © 4G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 184. 81

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16373 (82)

—_— ee SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsSssSsSSSSSSss

Sugar baby. © Irving Berlin, ine,

New York. Notice ree’d Sept. 22,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 187. 82
Sulla laguna; by A. Buzzi Peccia. ©

G. Schirmer, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded, v.
5, p. 184. 83

Tell all the folks in Kentucky I’m
comin’ home. © Irving Berlin, ine.,
New; York..*..Notice reeide: Sept..6,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 183. 84

. Tendresse; by E. Pante © G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 184. 85

That little sweetheart of mine. ©
Henry Wehrmann, New Orleans.
Notice rec’d Aug. 24, 1923; recorded,
Vo. 0, De tol. 86

That’s got ’em blues. © Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 13, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
185. 87

Those ha ha blues. © Fred Fisher,
ine., New York. Notice rec’d Sept.
15, 1923 5 recorded, V.s-5;) PD. 2-00... 188

Tired o’ waitin’ blues. © Rainbow
music corp., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 20, 1928; recorded, v. 5, p. 186.

89

To a lonesome heart; by Paul L.
Specht. © Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Sept. 4,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 182. 90

Tomfoolery; novelty piano solo. ©
tichmond-Robhbins, inc., New York.
Notice reec’d Aug. 31, 1923; recorded,
Si FS aa OND ol 91

Underneath the mulberry tree. ©
Breau & Tobias (Bee Tee pub. co.)
New York. Notice rec’d Sept. 22,
1923 ; reeorded, v. 5, p. 187. 92

Underneath the Sip, Sip, Sippy moon.

© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine,
New York. Notice ree’d Aug. 31,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 181. 93

pt. 111, n..s., Vv. 18, no: 9, 1923

Upright and grand; by Frank Banta
and Peter De Rose. © Richmond-
Robbins. inc., New York. Notice
rec'd Sept. 4, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
Di. phew 94

Village dance; by Hazel G. Kinscella.
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 21, 1923 : recorded, v.
Do, p. 184. 95

Where have you been all my life. ©
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 6, 1923; recorded, v.
H, Dp! £83) 96

While the city sleeps. © Philip
Ponce publications, New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 19, 1923; recorded, v.
oh pe dao: 97

Who will it be. © Goodman & Rose,
inc., New York. Notice ree’d Sept.
20, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 187. 98

Why must my pal grow old. © Jack
Mills, inc., New York. Notice rec'd
Sept. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 182.

. 99

© Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. Notice reec’d Sept. 22, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 187. 100

You. © Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 10, 1923 : recorded,
v. 5, p. 184. 101

You better keep babying baby, or
baby’s gonna bye-bye you.
Broadway music corp., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 20, 1923 ; recorded,
V..0, DP. 186. 102

You didn’t want me when I wanted
you, I’m somebody’s else now. ©

Yawning.

Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 184. 103
2 A. M. blues; descriptive blues. ©
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. Notice ree’d Sept. 22, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 187. 194

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

A Vombre des Tamaris; par Henri
Morisson, of France; piano. © Aug.
oly 1923;,.1 .e), Septi; 185). E. 567876 ;
L. Philippo, Paris. 16374

—- et Hans Ourdine, of France;
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
erage ot, 1925-1 'c. Sept: 18: BE
067857 ; L. Philippo, Paris. 16375

A pupa d’ ’a rinascenta: a pupa e’

New York, versi di F. Marenna,
musica di Salvatore Capaldo, of
lipivsahe) 1 ¢...Sept, 27,1923; EB

011368; P. Eliseo & son, New York.
16376

"A serenata d’o zampugnaro; versi e
musica di F. Amodio, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York: violin ace.
1c. Sept. 28, 1923; E 569722; Frank
Amodio, New York. 16377

Aghms (An) heart: w A. Es, Sm }

Geos Graff, jr.,.of U.,.S:, arr. Theo.
G. (Beach, -of. U; S. .©. Jd, «¢. ,Sept..5,
1928 ; EH 570862; Adelaide F. Schober,
Umtata, Transkee, South Africa.
16378

Achron (Joseph) Prélude; by J. A.,
op. 21, no. 1, ed. and fingered Jascha

Heifetz, of Russia, domiciled at
New York; violin and piano. (77°
suite en style ancien, no. 1; © Sept.

lezen. 2)-C., SCD 14 7.8 5741085:
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. [©
editing and fingering] 16379

Across the bridge of dreams; prize
song, w Douglas Furber, m Arthur
Baynon, of Great Britain. © Aug.
24, 1923; 1 ¢c. Sept. 14; E 567829;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 16380

Adelaide; w and m J, Macdonald, of
Wae8.+©, Sept. 13,, 1923-2 ¢. Sept,
14; E 569320; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 16881

Adoree; nur fiir einen augenblick,
fox trot, worte von Kurt Schwa-
bach, musik von Charles Glasting,
of Austria, arr. v. Kurt Lubbe. ©
Wee al SLO Aen Set. 40 HOPS:
E 567674; Edition Accord, Berlin.
16382

A-dudle -E-dudle-D-G; w and m A.
W... B,,,A.,, of, U., S.;; arr. William: C.
Lhindeman,,.of ,U. S.,.© 1 ¢., Sept.
do, 1923; HB 571069; -Axel W. . BE.
Austin, New York. 16383.

Afsted, min baad! digte af J. P.
Jacobsen, musik af Ture Rangstrém,
of Sweden. (Wilhelm Hansen edi-
‘tion, no. 2317: Romantik, nr. 5) ©
Auee® 274 1925% Foe Sept?! 10s h
567793; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 16384

After-thoughts; caprice, F. H. Losey.
of U. S., op. 240; pf. (Vandersloot
edition of latest musical composi-
tions) © Aug. 25, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
27; E 570637; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. 16385

Afton water; w Burns, set to old
Scottish air arr. Kenneth G. Fin-
lay, of Great Britain; mixed choir.
4to. (Scottish part songs, no. 199)
©" Avg. . 28,; 19231301. 7e: | Sept. 6H
567660; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-

gow. 16386
Agitato in D minor; by Victor G.
Boehnlein, of U. S,; orch. 4to.
(Cinema ine. series, no. 36) ©
Sept. 24, 1923; 2 «@ Sept. 26; E

569685; Belwin, inc., New York.
16387

Ah! beneditte ’e bagne! ...; acqua
.4!..., versi e musica di Mario
Nicol6, of Italy; mand. ace. New
York, N. Y., and Naples, Case edi-
trici riunite Italia America. Edi-
zione Ceria. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1923;
2 @. Sept. 17; E 569385; Ernesto
Rossi, New York. 16388
Air de ballet; by Henry S. Sawyer, of
Wes * piano! (© Sept... 18, 1923'
2c. Sept. 21; E 569530; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 16389
Air for the G string; by Herbert
Hughes, of England; violin, or vio-
loncello, and pf. © Aug. 23, 1923;
LT e)> Septi''22;"'E 572001; FF: & B:

Goodwin tal Horddol 16390

Alabama bound; blues, w and m P.
B., of U. S., arr. Robert Ricketts,
Or ue ee ete Septeee. L928
EH 571230; Perry Bradford music
pub. co., New York. 16391

; 963

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16392

pt. 111, n. §., v.18

Alabama in the evening, that’s where
I wanna be; w Martin Brandon, m
IND. ot 0.8.) Oy Och or tege:
2 €. OC 83) Ot ivGa. dow enaee
Cimber, Milwaukee. 16392

Alabamy blacksheep,
turn to my fold; fox trot song,
Roy Ingraham, arr. Geo. J. Trin-
kaus, of U. S.; oreh. with words.
4to.. © Sept. 15, 1923; 2 ¢.: Sept. 245
E 569595; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 16393

Alaska and the U. S. A.; w and m
A. E. S., of U. S.. © Sept. 12, 1923;
2c. SEN. 155. Br ailiod, Attia on
Snow, Seattle. 16394

Album of first pieces; 13 easy and
melodious pieces, Cuthbert Harris,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 22,
1923; 1¢. Sept. 4; E 567656; Warren
& Phillips, London. [© p. 138-15]

16395
Albums of Amy Hare’s songs; w
Rabindranath Tagore, James Den-

ham and others, m A. H., of Eng-
land. London, Frederick Harris co.
Vu 2...) Sept. 13, 1923: ie: een
AUe)..20,0 Fy GOTlOL, OOltac,. ) atEy
Hare, London. 16396, 16397

Ali; fox trot egyptien, di Vincenzo
Billi, of Italy, op. 379; pf. © Sept.
19, 1923; 1 e. Sept. 20; E 567964;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 16398

Aline; paroles de Léo Leliévre et
Briollet, musique de B. Hennion, of
Franee. © Aug. 31. 1923; 1c. Sept.
18: E 567880; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 16399

All broken up over you; w Joe Burke
and Lou Hersher, melody C. H. and
Joes Murphy, of U:; S8., arr. C. H.
© 1 e. Sept. 28, 1923; E 571433;
Carl Hoefle, Philadelphia. 16400

All for the best; w Mattie B. Shan-
non, m Adam Geibel, of U. S. ©

Ane. St. Lome : eke. ewe,” ULYt:) MAR)
569392; Adam Geibel music ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 16401

All I want is a man of my own; w
and melody Stanley S. Miller, of
Wes.) Cyd) eG, Sepm 2%, koa. B
5713738; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 16402

All muddled up; fox trot, Wenrich,
played Muriel Pollock, of U. S.; in
C. (Ampico, no. 203211-EH) [Music
roll, with words] © Dec. 20, 1922;
2c. Sept. 28, 1923; E 569756; Ameri-
can piano co., New York. [© in-
terpretation ] 16403

All

won’t you re- |

my dreams came true; from
Scandals 1923, w and m N. F. R.
and, V. H., of (U. SiO eee.
1923; 2 e« Aug. 27; H 570615; Nor-
man F. Rebertson and Van Campen
Heilner, Spring Lake, N. J. 16404

All over you; w F. P. U., m John
F; Ryan, of U.8:--©-1 «© Sept. 11,
1923; E 570920; F. P. Uloth, New
Glasgow, N. S., Canada. 16405

All the world will be dry bye and bye;
w M. L., m Harry La Forrest, of
U.S... © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 c Sept. 10;
E 569232; Minnie Lacy, Chicago.

16406

All things bright and beautiful; an-
them for flower services, w Mrs.
C. F. Alexander, m Hugh Blair, of
Great Britain; treble voices, with
organ ace. 4to. (Choral album,
no. 1347)" ©' Sept. 6: 49933 °7 tc
Sept. 20; E 567954; Bayley & Fer-
guson, Glasgow. 16407

Alma, I want you; valse ballad, w
Bernard Bisciotti, m B. C., of U. S.
© 1'‘c.''Sept. -28;' 1923" Br"569720:
Bernardo Cortese, Philadelphia. |

16408

Along the rainbow trail; w Ray Sher-
wood, m John Meyer, of U. S. ©
Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 5; H 569449 ;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 16409

Alt Heidelberg; film-schauspiel in 6
akten, nach Wilhelm Meyer-Foer-
ster, musik von Mare Roland, of
Germany; volistindiger klavier-
auszug zum dirigieren. © Apr. 19,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 17; E 567848; Drei-
masken verlag, a. g. Berlin. 16410

Alte (Die) mithle; lied im volgston,
worte und musik von Wilhelm Ben-
ignus, of U. S. © Sept. 14, 1923;
2c. Sept. 17; E 569365; Wm. Ben-
ignus, New York. 16411

Always smile and never cry; w KE.
F., m George Graff, jr, of U. S..,
arr. by Theo. G. Beach, of U. 8. .©
1c. Sept. 18, 1923; EH 571093; Elsie
Fischer, St. Louis. 16412

America courageous; march, Jean Ri-
vinius, melody H. O. P., of U. S. ©
1c. Sept. 27, 1923; E 571366; Horace
©. Prell, Chicago, and Mae. E:
Brown, Maywood, Ill. 16413

American emblem; march two step,
Marry, 3. Ginedin.” OF ee oon: ae
(Vandersloot edition of latest mu-
sical compositions) © Aug. 25,.

964

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

1923; 2 c. Aug. 27; E 570621; Van-
dersloot music pub. co., Williams-
port, Pa. 16414

American tango; by E. F. M., of U. S.,
arr. EH. B. Cullen, of U..S. ©l1e
Sept. 19, 1923; E 569447; Ethel F.
Mann, Philadelphia. 16415

Amid the pyramids; oriental fox trot,

w FEF. J. Purdy, m Chas. V. Bates, of .

Vie. © Sept...1d, 19238: 2 c¢. Sept.
26; E 571283; Victor music pub. co.,

Philadelphia. 16416
Amorita; Spanish waltz, Leon De
Lora, of U. S.:; pf. (Vandersloot

edition of latest musical composi-
tions) (Cover title: Amorcita) ©
Pe oe IO2a: 2.C.. » AUS. ..214, EE
570626; Vandersloot music pub. co.,
Williamsport, Pa. 16417

Amoureuse de Nanouck; oogie-oogie
wa-wa, fox trot, de Paris sans voiles,
paroles de Léo Leliévre et Henri
Varna, musique de Archie Gottler,
of U.S. © June 25, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
18; E 571142; Publications Francis-
Day, Paris. 16418

And that’s why I cried over you; w
im Geo. .Gratt, jr, of U.)S.,
arr. by Theo. G. Beach; of U. S: "©
1 ce Aug. 17, 1923; E 570421; Pearl
Heller, Lodi, Calif. 16419

Anderton (H. Orsmond) Two lyrics;
by H. O. A., of England; viola with
pf. ace. © Aug. 23, 1923; 1 c¢. Aug.
24; E 567612; Swan & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 16420

Angel voices, ever singing; sacred
duet, Harry Rowe Shelley, of U -S.;
Som. and alto. © Aug. -27."' 19238;
Be Ave, 27 OTUG1 1 | Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 16421

Angels (The) and the _ shepherds;
Christmas, English text Helen A.
Dickinson, m traditional Bohemian,
ed. Clarence Dickinson, of U. S.;
mixed voices. 4to. (Sacred cho-
ruses, no. 111) © Sept. 14, 1923-
2c. Sept. 17; E 569360; H. W. Gray
co., New York. [© editing] 16422

Angel’s serenade; by G. Braga, arr.
Calvin Grooms, of U. S.; saxophone
with pf. ace. (Century certified edi-
frorigy No, /2222)) WO) Aue r2 4923 -
2c. Aug. 22; E 570548 ;.Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 16423

Angling;,w H..H.' T., m Sylvia For-
rest, of U. S.; with w. © June 1,
aO2a 2 GC. Octo) Hooeoous 7 Harry
HE. Thompson, Pagosa Springs, Col.

16424

80831—24——_8

16435

Angoissante (L’) aventure; ouverture.
par Gabriel-Marie, arr. par Hans

Ourdine, of France; orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. (Nouvelle
collection Salabert, no. 36) © Aug.

25. SA a tC, Sent. LB 561 Coe 7
Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar-
rangement | 16425

Annabel Lee; from Greenwich Village
follies, w Irving Caesar and John
Murray Anderson. m Louis A,
Hirsch, of U. S. © Sept. 19, 1923;.
2c Sept.. 21; E 569485; Victoria
pub. corp., New York. 16426

Answer me with a kiss; w Sarah Rob-
erts Wallbaum, m Albert E. Short,
‘oftU. S. © Sept. 7, 1923; 2 ciSept.
11; E 569304; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 16427

Any time at all: w Ben Russell, mel-

ody Cliff Friend, of U. S...© 1.
Sept. 15, 1923: E 571067; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 16428

Appassionato, no. 1; by Erno Rapée
and William Axt, of U. S.: orch.
(Capitol photoplay series) © Sept.
& 19285: 2 e. Seppe. 105,58. S69169:;
Richmond-Robbins, ine., New York.
[© arrangement] 16429

Aprés la retraite; piéce de concert, de
Henri Biisser, of France, op.' 61, no.
1; cornet en si bémol, avee acc. de
mir ©) Aug 25.1923: 1 .¢c.-Sépw-n. ;
E 567775; E. Gaudet, Paris. 16430

Arabian love dreams; w and melody
I. C., of U. S. © 1 c Sept. 8, 1923;
E 569663 ; Irving Cherin, New York.

16431

Are you here, Maggie Mooney, are you
here; song from Nifties, American
version Van and Schenck, m C. W.

Murphy and Worton David, of
U..Sa,..©y Sept. 24, 1923; 2:-e; Sept.
25: E 569653; Harms, inec., New
York. 16432

Arise, ye subterranean winds; from
The tempest, Henry Pureell, arr.
Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain;
bass, (Bayley & Ferguson’s festival
series) © Aug. 30, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept.
11; E 567802; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 16433

Arkansas: w William Pickering. mel-
ody Leon Elliot, of U..S., arr. Harry
A. Powell, of U. S. yt e Aug. 20,
1923: E 570412; William B. Ocken-
den, San Francisco. 16434

Arlecchinata; di Virgilio Ranzato, of
Italy; violino e piano. (6 pezzi
caratteristici, no. 5) © July 10,
1923: 1 ce. Aug. 6; E 567925; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 16435

965

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

16436

Around a stump; humoresque, toy
suite, Mortimer Wilson, of U. S., op.
11; wood-winds with toy instru-
ments, ad lib. Fischer ed. (Jn Or-
chestral training, v. 3, no. 5201, ad-

vanced) Contents: —1. Soliloquy
of a chipmunk.—2. Sleepy old

owl. —38. <Ant’s industrial parade.
© Sept. 20, 1923; 2 « Sept. 24; E
569626; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 164386
Arrivanno ’America; versi e musica di
EK.) Pennino, of 0. Sy 7 mand, ace.
(Edizione Pennino, no. 64) © Nov.
7,922 <7 2 aa Sanit AGin1e23860 ©
569319; Francesco Pennino, Brook-
lyn. 16437

As the days: w Mattie B. Shannon,

mAs G:., ef 'S. Ase: (27, 1928 :

2 ¢, Sept. 17; E 569393; Adam Gei-
bel music co., Philadelphia.

16488

Asbury Park; w W. F. W., m George
Grait, jr vel, Uso. AFT P DeO. G.
Beaeh; of .U. S..).© 1 ¢« Sept. 18,
£23. | Boy LUGE, Wa, Eco We riont,
Asbury Park, N. J. 16439

At dawning; reverie, J. Howard Rich-
ardson, of U. 8.; pf. Boston, W. B.
Hasey & co. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 «.
Sept. 21; EH. 571181; W. B.. Hasey,

Boston. 16440
At dusk; by E. Markham Lee, of
Great Britain, ed. by Ernest
Fowles; pf. (Curwen edition,
higher division, no. 9232) © Aug.

22) 1923°:1-@ Sept. 4: BE 567807 : J.
Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 16441

Aufforderung zum tanz; walzer sang,
text und musik von A. Kirsch, of
Us SSO Fe Seg te Vises By
9691538; Arthur Kirsch, Brooklyn.

16442

Augustin; German folk-tune, arr. An-
gela Diller, of U. S.; pf. with sug-
gestions for study. (In days of old,
no. 2). © Sept’'S"1925 =)" Sept.
14; E 571026; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 16443

Aureola, queen of. light; w Helen A.
Pfeil, m Melvin MacCoul, of U. S.

[Photographed copy] © 1 c¢. Aug.
21, 1923; E 568766; Winand Du
Bois, Petersburg, Va. 16444

Autos: ow Ro SS. Y.,. i. Bascal ont
meton, of U.S... Cyl, cee ao,
1923; “H570741; R.' 8S. Yarbrough,
Oklahoma City, Okl. 16445

Autumn gold; reverie, Cecil Kappey,
of.-U .S., se.. Morris, Aborn, of U..S. ;
oreh, with pf. conductor. (Belwin

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

con. ed., no. 77) © Sept. 24, 1923 ;
2 ¢c. Sept. 26; E 569687; Belwin,
iné., New York. 16446

Autumn mcon; an impression, Kings-
ley Stanford, of Great Britain; pf.
©’ Sept. '12,°1923; ft ce Sept. > H
567799; W. Paxton & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 16447

Autumn song: part song, w R. W.
Dixon, m Kenneth G. Finlay, of
Great Britain: mixed choir. 4to.
(Choral album, no. 1350.) © Aug.
23, 1923; 1 ¢« Sept. 6; EH 567663;
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 16448

Autumn (An) song: song without
words, intermezzo, Herbert Haines,
of England; pf. © Sept. 15, 1923;
1 c Sept. 22; E 572010; Hawkes &
son, London. 16449

Autumn time; w and melody A. J.
SS.) ‘of WU. So ©o1 ‘eG Sent. fe, seen;
E 569357: Albert John Snow, South
Boston, Mass. 16450

Ayesha; w and m M. L.’ H. of U: 8S.
© 1c Aug. 23, 1923; By) 568803 ;
May Linden Hilton. Los Angeles.

16451

Baby dreams; w P. O. B., melody

Walter Smith, of U. S. ©1c. Sept.

10, 1923: E 569114; PR. O. Brewer,
San Francisco. 16452

Baby girl kisses: w and melody W. H.,

of U.S. 64) Tie. Septet o, 1925
571218; Walter Hull,- Dearborn,
Mich. 16453

Baby kisses; w and m F. L. L., of
Canada, arr. Otto Zimmerman, of
Canada. “©, 1,¢. Sept. 12,, 1923;
569267: Felix L. Lewis, Montreal,
Canada. 16454

Baby’s got the blues: w and melody
Henry Creamer and Sam Wooding,
of U S., arr. Billy Heagney, of U.
S. ©l1c. Sept.,17, 1923; E 569351 ;
Joseph M. Davis, New York.

16455

Bach (Johann Sebastian) Fugue in D
minor: upon the chorale: Wir glau-
ben all’ an einen Gott, J. S. Bach,
ed. Edward Shippen Barnes, of U.
S.; organ. obl. 8vo. Sept. 8,
1928 :,.2 ¢. Sept. 1435.87 502i AG.

Schirmer, inc., New York. [© edit-
ing] 16456
The Peasant cantata; English

version J. Michael Diack, m J. S.
Bach, arr. Harry Edgar Baker, of
England; soli and cho. | 4to.

Sent. |, .,1923 2 vot. (Sept adi gee
567846: Paterson, sons & co., ltd.,
Glasgow. 16457

966

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Bachelet (Alfred) 2 piéces pour piano;
par A. Bachelet, of France. Con-
tents:—1l. Barcorolle nocturne.—2.
Petite histoire. 1. Violin et piano.—
2. Piano et violoncelle.—3. Piano A
2 mains. © Aug. 7, 1923; 1 ¢ each
Sept. 18: E 567890-567892 ; Durand
et cie., Paris. 16458-16460

Back to the Ozarks: w M. A. Inman,
m' Al, Meehan, of U. S8.; pf. with
were sane’ 20; £993"'"2 ¢, Oct) Lt;
E 569887; M. A. Inman, Stroud,
Ok. 16461

Bad news blues; w Benny Davis, m
Harnyvakst. ot U.S.) ).©. Aug. 14,
ee ence |) AOS Ds OH) 5OSE89 ;
Jerome H. Remick & C0., New York.

16462

Bagatelle; by J.;G., of U: S.; pf..© 1
Girpepe: 29; 1923 EK) T1418 Jesse
Gunther, Atlantic City. 16463

Balfe (Michael William) The Bo-
hemian girl; operatic fantasia,
Balfe. arr. Carl Hemann, of Great
eisai, ype 2(C), Sept. 17, 1928.1
Grimepu dec. 1) 567950: Banks) .&
son, York, England. [© arrange-
ment] 16464

Banjo (A) song; from Bandanna
ballads. w Howard Weeden, m Sid-
ney Homer, op. 22, no. 4. (G.-S.
Svo. choruses, no. 7039, 7052) 1.
Adapted John Hyatt Brewer, of U.
S.: men’s voices.—2 Arr. Victor
Harris, of U. S.; three-part echo. of
women’s voices. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2 el! Sept. 22%) -E 569540, -569541 -
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. [©
adaptation and arrangement]

16465, 16466

Banks of Georg’a: w J. C.m Valeria
Gordon, of U. S's pf) with 'w:': ©
sune'29, 19235 2 c.Oct! 1° EH 569802 :
Joseph Couslin, Hast Vandergrift,
Fa. 16467

Barearola: by George Aitken, of Great
Britain (0p). 255. pie July, 21,
Po2ee l e.! Sept: 4i: Rene les)
Augener, Itd., London. 16468

di Virgilio Ranzato,. of Ikaly;
violino e pf. (6 pezzi caratteristici,
ne 1) © July 10; 1923; 1 eiwvug.
6; E 567920; Carlo Schmid], Trieste,
Italy. 16469

Barcarolle; w H. G. C., m Elsa Gre-
gori, of U. S.; med. voice. ©, Sept.
8, 1923; 2).¢c. Sept: 14; BE. 571046;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

: =: 16470

|

16481

the belfry;
study, Harry S. Pepper
Jones, of Great Britain;
Jume, “3s; 4923 3. Tsien. Aug:
567602; Dix, Itd., London.

pianacrobatie
and Guy

pf.wv ©
Ooi BE

16471

Bats in

Be still my heart; w and aria R. A.
C., of U. S., pf. arr. Donald. Johnstone,
of U. S.; male voice. [Photostat ]

oO Lac Sent.) 29, foes a hi orteador

R. A. Couchman, Kansas City.

16472

Be Thou my guiding light; w Ida L.

Reed “mCAll Gi. iof UL) S “os@icAue.

27. 1923; 2 e: Sept. 17: EH 569395 ;

Adam Geibel music co., Philadelphia.

16473

Beatitudine (Beatitude);: by M. En-
rico Bossi, of Italy, op. 140, no. 3;
organ. © Aug. 3, 1923; 2c. Aug. 6;
E 569159; John Church CO; Cincin-
nati. 16474

vals por S.A. y A.,
of Mexico: pf. (in Revista de re-
vistas, Septiembre 16 de 1923) ©
Sept. 16/419228 14 .@ Sept. 265. BH
472021; Salvador Anaya y Arrieta,
Mexico, Mexico. 16475

Bebe; w Sam Coslow, m Abner Silver,
arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus fof U. 8.] 4to.
(Witmark edition, excellent quar-
tette arrangements, nos. 1673, 1674)
1. Mixed voices.—2. Female voices.
© Aug. 14, 1923: 2 ¢ each Aug. 22;
E 570528, 570529; M. Witmark &
sons. New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 16476, 16477

Beatriz Tamayo;

and melody. Vir-
of

Bed time blues: w
ginia Liston and Sam H. Gravy,

i See -©) eee. Sept); Qn. 1923.4 1)
571382: Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inec., New York. 16478

Reer and wines: or, Booze, booze, fox
trot Albert Gautier. [i. e. Fo A. G.],
of France, domiciled at New York;
1st violin. © 1 ¢. Sent. 20, 1923: HE
571175; Francois Albert Gautier,
New York. 16479

Beethoven (Ludwig van) Azalia
(Almack’s) ; waltz, Beethoven,
played. Ann Thompson, of U. S.
(Ampico, no. 61171—E) [Musie roll]
© Sept. 20, 1922; 2 ¢. Sept. AG, Lolo 3
E 569752: American piano co., New

York. [© interpretation ] 16480
Before it is too late; w J. P. H.m E.
S. S. Huntington, of U. S.. © 1-e.

Aug. 31, 1923; E 570700; John P.
Harrington, Oakland, Calif. 16481

967

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

16482

Behind the honeysackle vine; w L. J.
H., m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with
w.. 1©; Angi (8), 1928:5.12 ©. Oct. 1; EB
569853; Laura J. Hopkins, James
Crossing, S.C. 16482

Bella (La) tormina; polka, melody
Gaetano Riso, of 1 Seer. ie eee
Gioe, of U.S. © 1.e. Sept. tay W925 ;
E. 571062; Melody piano co., ine.,
New York. 16483

wee Isle, little queen of all islands;

7 Ry HA. mo We! C. (O'Brien, 08) D'S.
DbEroee Mich., Roman Arndt music
pub. a © Sept. 8, 1923; 2. e. Sept.

10; E 569229; Roman Arndt, Detroit.

16484

Benedictus es Domine; congregational
and chant settings, w from the Bible,
m A. D., of U. S.; mixed voices. Syo.
© Sept. Snidozag-22¢: mept., 20; B
569468 ; Arthur Davis, St. Louis.

16485

w from the Bible, m Joseph
Pletcher, of U. S.;. mixed voices,
with bass solo. Ato. © Sept. 15,
1925; 2 ¢@. Sept. 83: EH) 569418 ;- Wm.

A. Pond’ & co., New York. 16486

Bennu-bird (The); w Frater Achad,
a Ok Oe Se On ee ee
(Songs of the new aeon, no. 2)
OE 38,28 52 GC Ock. 8; HW DCIS :
Charles Lagourgue, Chicago.

16487
Berceuse; af Aksel Agerby, of Den-
mark; violin med. pf. © Aug. 27,

19233, 17c: Sept.ct06°E 567783; Wil
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 16488

by César Cui, arr. James C. Brad-
ford, of Ui-S.; orch., with pt. con-
ductor. (Galaxy, no. 237b)' © Aug.
POS so) 2 Ae) at i SBSG9S *
G. Sel} hirmer, inc., New York [©
arrangement] 16. 489

by J. Stuart Archer, of Great
Britain; ne Paxton’s ed. © Sept.
%, 1923); 1 @: Sept: 43) B, S67678.;, W.

Paxton = eo., ltd., London. 16490

extraite de la suite bréve, par
Louis Aubert, of France; violon-
celle et piano. © Aug. 2, 1923; 1
e. Sept. 11; E 567754; Durand et
cie., Paris. [© transcription]

491

Berceuse (La). rouge: paroles de H.
Moreau et Briollet, musique de Dal-
bret, of France. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1 POP CRS ey Gy nm UR 1 D67TTFL; ‘Francis
Salabert, Paris. 16492

Berlioz (Hector Louis) The damna-

H

tion of Faust; selection, H. Berlioz, .

Frank Winterbottom, of Hng-
military band with conductor.

are,
land;

i ee NI 111, D. Su! Vi 48

(Hawkes & Son’s military band edi-
tion, no. 457) © July 13, 1923; 1c.
July 27; E 567796; ela yikes & son,
London. 16493

Les troyens; opéra de Hector Ber-
lioz, fantaisie par Ch. Delsaux, of
France; orch. avee piano conduc-
teur. (Lutetia, no.°2)" (Cy Ame 25,
1923; »1 )<¢. .,Seps., di, a aoe:
Choudens, Paris. [© arrangement]
16494

Best (The) kiss; w P. F., m John F.
Ryan, of U: BS. ‘© Ie Sept. 27, 1923;
E. 571354; . Philippe Falandeau,
Puay River, Ontario, Canada.

16495

Beyond the waves; w C. A. E., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher],,0f U.S: © Deh Sena,
1923; E 570791; Clarence A. Eagile-
ston. Holden, W. Va. 16496

Big (The) hall clock; striking eight,
Harry Rogers Pratt, of U. S., op .18,
1O.MAY pPEHLI© oe 8, 1923 +2 e. Sept.
14; B 571042; G. Schirmer, inc.; New
York, 16497

Birthday waitzes; by Daniel Gregory
Mason, of U. S.; pt. (Commonwealth

series, no. T77),: © Aus.) 7,192ac02 c.
Aug. 14; E 568684; E. C. Schirmer
music CO., Boston. 16498

Bit (A) o’ Killarney; w P. O. B., mel-
ody Walter Smith, ‘of U.S. © Toe,
Sept. 10, 1923 ; E 569115; Percy O.
Brewer, San Francisco. 16499

Bit (A) of syncopation; by M. M. B.,
of U. S., arr. Edward Branner, of
U. S.;, melody. with pf. aec: -© :1-c.
Sept. 14, 1923 ; E 569301; Martin M.
Branner, New York. 16500

Black-bird (The); w T. B. Aldrich, m
Henrietta C. Tuthill, of U. 8.; three
women’s voices. (Willis music ©o.,

women’s voices -— octavo — secular,
no. 4121)’ ‘© Sent. 7; W238: 22 c.
Sept. 15: BE 569314; Willis music
co., Cineinnati. 16501
Black man be on yo’ way; w and m
S,. W., of U.S. 5. GWalliamsy slow-
down series, no, (9) won pepe (,

1923; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 569184; Spen-

cer Williams music co., ine., New
York. 16502
Black-smith (The) [and] The tea

kettle; w Alice C. D. Riley, m Jessie
L. Gaynor, of U. S., arr. Dorothy
Gaynor Blake; pf. with w ad lib.
(From the child world) © Aug. 3,
1923.; 2 ec. Aug. 6; EH 569645; John
Chureh co.. Cincinnati. 16503

968

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Blinde liebe, blinder hass; boston u.
lied, worte von Ernst Neubach, mu-
sik von Fritz Lowe, of Austria. ©
JUV 2Hjo 1923 .tiee Wepte 45° °K

567672 ; Edition Accord, Berlin.
16504

Blue eyed baby blues; w and m M.D.
Wiot U. Si) © Sept:' 51923512 ¢
Sept. 8; E 570890; Mary Davidson
Wright. San Antcnic. 16505

Blueeyes; w J? V:, m John FF. Ryan,
oF U. SAO TW'e Sept. 18!" 1923 -
BH} 570935; Joseph Volpe, Philadel-
phia. 16506

w L. B., m George Graff, jr., of

WS. Sarre Theo! G.iBeach, of W'S.

©'1 @' Sept. 22, 1923; BE. 571249;

Luther Bates, Belmont, Mass.

16507

Blue grass blues; w and melody W. L.
R., of; U.S., arr.. Louis Hooper,. of
Mee (Gad iC ny Ato, 2194 1998" B)
568765; William L. Russell, New
York. 16508

Blue rose: w Arthur Coleman, m FEu-
gene Herbert, of U. S. .© Oct. 1,
TOP eee een et, &: "HK D6O910.. Joe
Morris music co., New York. 16509

Bluff: one step mousseux, adatta-
mento ritmico di Tomaso De Filip-
pis. musica di Nicola Moleti, of
Italy. Edizioni Carisch. © July
2, 19235 1 & Sept. 7; E 567689; A. '&
G. Carisch & ¢«, Milan. 16510

Boatman’s (The) song; by Florence
Morey. at "U.S! spi "oy" Sept. "28,
1923 % 2.6:, Oct...23 Ey 569921); Hinds:
Hayden & Eldredge, ine, New
York. 16511

Bédes (Det) der for; digte af J. P.
Jacobsen, musik af Ture Rang-
strom, of Sweden. (Wilhelm Han-
sen edition, no. 2315: Romantik, nr.
an @© Aug. 27,,1923 1c. Sept..10;.E
567791; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 16512

Bozgies’ (The) band; by Maurice Ja-
eobson, of Great Britain, ed. Ernest
Fowies; pf. (Curwen edition, pri-
mary division, no. 9228) © Aug.
10, 1923: 1 ¢. Sept. 4; E 567816;
J. Curwen & sons, Itd., London.

16513
by Stanley T. Reiff, of
U.S ; organ. \i© Sept. 20, 1928; 2

Sept. 29; E 571465; Willis music
eo., Cincinnati. 16514

Boogy boo blues; by Sidney Bechet, of

WAS)? Ist violin. © 1c. Sept. D4,
1923 : 1B 569594: Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.
16515

Bonheur (Le) ;

| Britannia,

16527

Breezes; w and melody F. F. Bryan,

ob ALS: e Sept! 21) 1923 3a
069479 ;, Irving Berlin, ine. . New
York. 16516

Brilliante ;nire: versi di Gino Mat-
turro, musica di Mario Nicold, of

Ttaly : mand:.acc. » New ;York, N. Y.,
and Naples, Case editrici rinnite
Italia America. Edizione Ceria.

4to. © Sept. 1, 1923; 2°c. Sent. 17.;
E 569383 ; Hrnesto Rossi, New York.
16517

Bring back my love to me: waltz-bal-
lad, lyric Alice Essex Grosmann, m
DS. Gf UR? S.~ Ot eo Sept! <4:
1928: FE 570783; Joseph John Gros-
mann, Memphis, Tenn. 16518

by Max
oreh. with

Bring back that dreamland;
Ossett, of Great Britain:
pf. cenductor. 4to. (Melodia, no.
62) © Aug. 24,°1928:'1.¢ Sept. 8:
E 567722; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew. lItd., London.. [© arrange-
ment] 16519

mistress of the air: w Tom
Heffernan, m Hubert Bath, of Great

Britain. ©: ‘Sept. 92.2/19238--.. 1 e.
Sept. 22: EK 572003; Cecil Lennox
& co., London. 16520

Broken (The) heart: w T. P.,m FE. S.
S. Huntingten, of U. S: ©1e¢. Aug.
31, 1923; E 570725: Thomas Polctto,

Chicago. 16521
Broken-hearted mammy; w end mel-
ody. EC. of Al) (©) Le. Sept.712:
1923; E 569265; Hymon Cheiftetz,
Buffalo. 16522
i Broome street shimmy; w D. M., m
Luther A. Olark, of OU, S.’ ©. le:
sept.'’ 24, 519235" 569550; David
Montgomery, Newark, N. J. 16523

Brown eyes; w and melody F..S. P.,
of U. S., arr... Dave, Peyton; of. U.S.
Gyr G TAU! 224, 1025.7) Hl St0oe2 ks
Fred. 8S. Prochep, Chicago. 16524

Bruche; w and melody <A. K., of. Po-
land, domiciled at New York. © 1c.
Sept... 15, 1928; H 571070; Adolf
King, New York. 16525

Buckaroo (The); w andm lL. C. A.,
of U. S. Pendelton, Or., Western
pub. co. © Sept. 1, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
4: BK 569161; Laura Coutts Averill,
Pendleton, Or. 16526

Bucsu; szoveget irta,., Karkas,.. Imre,
-zenéjet szerzé Kurucz Janos, of
Hungary, domiciled, at New. York.
©le, Aug. 31,1923 ; E 570754; John
Keurucz, New York. 16527

969

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

16528

Buddy-girl; w and melody L. C., of
U2 USEL. Oo Lites Sept: (22. :4928 aH
971212; Louise Cordi, New York.

16528

Budgy ‘boy; -w Ax A. ‘Syim- John ¥F-.
Ryan) of Wiss. '© ebhivenSepirng7,
1923; E 571855; Alma Ames Shep-
herd, Akron, O. 16529

Tug house fables; by Clarence Gaskill.
Ato, 1. Male ,voices, arr. >Geo...J.
Trinkaus, of U. S. (Witmark edition
excellent quartette arrangements,
no. 1681)—2. Fox trot, arr. Louis
Katzman, of U. 8.; orch. with w. ©
Sept. :15,,1923; 2 e each Sept. 24;:E
569596, 569597 : M. Witmark & sons.
New York. [© new arrangement]

916530. AGoRd

Bum, (A),, chauffeur; ws J. M.. K.,; m
Geo Graff, jr. of U. S.,. arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of -U. S.; ©.1:+¢.-Sept.:5,
1923; E 570855; Jennie. M. Keagy,
Scottdale, Pa. 16532

Bumpin’-bumpin’-along; song of the
rail road, w Ki. C., m Harry Morton,
of U. S. New York, Manhattan music
co: © Aug. 30, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 5:
E 569984; Elizabeth Crawford, New

York. 16533
Buone cose; versi di Raffaele Chiu-
vazzi, musica di France. Buongio-

vanni, of Italy; mand. acc. Naples,
Italy, Santa Lucia. 4to. © Aug. 1,
1923; 1 ¢. Sept. 8; E. 567705; Italian
book co., New York. 16534

Buongiorno a Maria: versi e musiea di
HK. A. Mario, of Italy; mand acc.
4to. ©. June 1, 1923: 1 ¢. Aug. 25:
EK. 567599; Italian’ book co., New
York. 16535

Butterfly ; w and melody I. B., of U.S.
arr, Arthur Guttman, of U. S. © 1
ce. Sept. 13;°1923 ; EH 570997; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 16536

Butterfly rag; melody A, P.. of U.-S.,

arr, Dave Peyton, of U.S. ©.1.«¢.
Sept. 6, 1923; E 570868; Annie Pot-

ter, Chicago. 16537
Buzzing bees; choral fancy, m Franco
Leoni, of Italy; women’s voices.

4to. (John Church company, four-
part songs for women’s voices, sec-
ular,',no. '2733)' ©. Sept, 2471923;
2c. Sept. 27; E 571414; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 16538

By a small forest. stream;>w 8S." J),
m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with

We @). duly 81) TORS 2 nek here FE :

EH 569867; Shelby Johnson, Colum-
bus, Ga. 16539

pts 111, HFS. Wr TR

By the Hudson stream; or, The maid,
the moke, and the moon, w H. R.,
melody 4. R., of U.. 8: and: Fritz
Zoellner, of Germany, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1923:.E
569443 ; Hugh Ross,-New York.

16540

By the wandering waters; song of
meditation, w and:‘m Edgar Belmont
Smith, of U. S.; high voice. © Sept.
8, 1923); 2 ¢.; Sept..d4; EB, 5710445.G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 16541

C’est pour toi; paroles de Nazelles,
musique de A. Mauprey, of France
et R. Penso, of Italy. © June 27,
1928 3:1 ce Sept. 18 ;0H 1567872 34 Pub-
lications Francis-Day, Paris. 16542

Ca.s’fait en dansant (Say it while
dancing); fox-trot chanté, paroles
anglaises de Benny Davis, paroles
francises de Nazelles, musique de
Abner Silver, of England. © June
27, 1923 "Te: Sept) 16—" Baio rer. :
Publications Francis-Day, Paris.

16543
Cabana. (lua).; . fox-trot, af Axel
Sehgler, of Denmark; pf. © Aug.

27, 1923; 1 °e Sept. 102 an “agnirs:
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
16544
Cabaret blues; classical jazz, w and
m C. A. K., of U. S. New York, Clin-
ton A. Kemp music co. © Aug. 23,
192352 e Aus!) 24 Hot ope Clin-
ton A. Kemp, New York. 16545

Calico days; fox trot, w and m Ray
Perkins, of U. S.. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2
e. Sept. 14; E 569324; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 16546

California blues; w E. Patton, m AIl-
fred,. Hivans,. of, U.S. "©" neg 20.
1028/02) UC. Oct. VE: SE Goan eo
Feist, inc., New York. 16547

Call me back little girl; w and melody
Il; Cy:of,.U. S...Q, bre, werdsisept.
25,.19238.5 1: Gu AMUSIGR BEDE Se BE
569661; Irving Cherin, New York.

16548

Call me sweetheart; w by M. G.,
melody Al LaVine, of U. S. © 1c.
Sept. 18, 1923 ; EH 571110; Mike Gross,
New York. 16549

Call (The). of the’ wild;'w'S.: K., m
Charles Rosoff, of U. S.; pf. with w.
Ato. © June 20, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug. 28:
E. 571196; Franklin knitting mills,
ine., New York. 16550

Can it be love; by Frederick W. Van-
derpool, sec. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U. S.; vocal orch. in E flat. 4to. ©

970:

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

16572

Ie ie LOD ews 2.4 C.
571113; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]
16551
Cannibola; in George White’s Scan-
dals, w and m Billy Frisch and Will
Donaldson, of UU. S., ©- Aug... 15,
19238; 2 c«. Aug. 16; E 568692; Good-
man & Rose, inc., New York. 16552

Capriccio ungherese; di Virgilio Ran-
zato, of Italy; violino e pf. 2
pezzi da concerto, no. 2) © July
POP, 1923 Ley, Aus.,.6; ) E,, 567918;
Carlo Sehmidl, Trieste, Italy. 16553

habanera-tango, paroles
et musique de Géo. Marelly, of
France; pf., chant et orch. 4to. ©
Anenior, A023. ce. Sept 183)
567860; Géo. Marelly, Paris. 16554

Carolina lullaby; w and melody P. O.
B. and Walter Smith, of U. S., arr.
W. S. ©.1'c. Sept. 10, 1923; E
569118; P.O. Brewer, San Francisco.

16555

Casting all your care on Him; w and
m George Rosenvold, of U. S. ©
Pe eo 2 Cs. Met... 20y;5, ku
569691; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago.

16556

Catalina pearl; w and m W. C. &S., of
iene. are. Vern Hlliott, o£ U.S.

1 e@ Sept. 19, 1923; E 569460; W. C.
Stuff, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 16557

Ce jardin clair; poésie de Emile Ver-
haeren, musique de Jacques de la
Presle, of France. © Aug. 31, 1923;
ie wsepiy lS: K 567893 ;.. Ropart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 16558

Chaconne; by A. Durand, transcribed
Carlos Salzedo, of France, domiciled
at New York; harp. ©. Aug. 31,
1923;.2 ¢ ‘Sept...6;. E.570832; G.
Schirmer, ine, -New York. [©
transcription ] 16559

Chameaux; paroles de Franc-Nohain,
musique de EHEugéne Bonner, of U.
S.; GpslOh., (in Flites,pne:) 3))..©
Awe yoilys LOGOS 5. 12, . Gy ATO. 22 i
570588; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. 16560

Champagne, you’re the best of all;
from Scandals 1923, w and m N. F.
Ry andoVi Es of U0. °S..6©/ vues 2:
1923; 2 c. Aug. 27; E 570616; Nor-
man F. Robertson and Van Campen
Heilner, Spring Lake, N. J. 16561

Changeable daddy blues; lyric Bob
Schafer, melody Sam Wooding, of
W..Sisc® 1y cuSept. 24,5, 19232,.E
569576; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 16562

Carmencita ;

Aug. 30; E | Chanson (La) du porc-épic; paroles

de Franc-Nohain, musique de Eu-
géne Bonner, of U. 8S., op. 10. (Jn
Flites, no. 1) © Aug. 21, 1923;
ates) AME 22,5) Bi OOOO 4, Bs: OG) We
Chester, Iltd., London. 16563

Chanson indoue (Song of the Hindu
merchant); from Sadko, . Nicolas
Rimsky-Korsakow, of Russia, adapt-
ed and arr. Adolf Lotter, of Austria ;
orch. with pf. conductor. Concert
ed. © Sept. 10, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 19;
E 567970; Hawkes & son, London.

16564
Chanson (La) nuptiale; by Stanley
T. Reiff, of U. S.; ‘organ. © Sept.

- 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 29. H571464 ;
‘Willis musie co., Cincinnati. 16565

Chant book; words from the Book of
common prayer, compiled EK. W.
Averill, of U. S. -12mo. © Sept.
O78 ie eDLe Los, Holo :
Parish press, F't. Wayne, Ind.

; 16566

Chant de Nakamti; de Padmiavati,
poéme de Louis Laloy, musique de
Albert Roussel, of France, op. 18.
(Airs extraits, no. 2) © Aug. 22,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 18; E 567865; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 16567

Chant de _ ralliement des Franco-
Américains; paroles de F. G. Des-
haies, musique de J. A. Contant, of
U. S. Montréal,’ J. E: Belair. ©
July, 40, -1923.5,;2. ic. July, 1950
570970; EF. G. Deshaies, Nashua,
No). 16568

Chant du Brahmane; de Padmiavati,
poéme de Louis Laloy, musique de
Albert Roussel, of France, op. 18.
(Airs extraits, no. 1) © Aug. 22,
1923; 1 c« Sept. 18; E 567864; Du-
rand et cie, Paris. 16569

Chant du nuit; by F. Campbell-Wat-

son, of U. S.; organ. © Sept. 20,

1923; 2 c. Sept. 29; E 571463,; Wil-

his music co., Cincinnati. 16570

Chant national des cyclistes; paroles

de Adrien Godinat, musique de

Georges Pidoux, of France. 4to. ©

TNE ee deo aCe Se ttLs O's: Sh

567664; Jaeques Vuillemin, Nartes,

France. 16571

Character sketches; six moderately
easy piano pieces, Florence A. Good-
rich, of U. S.. (Summy edition, no.
106) Contents:—At play.—Hippity
hop.—The little acrobat.—A_ little
story.—Pifferari (Christmas _ pip-
ers).—Valsette. © Sept. 28, 1923;
2 ew Oct 3d 3 4H 15G15G0;.)Clayton,,.
Summy co., Chicago. 16572

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16573

Characteristic studies for the young
pianist; by Frances Terry, of U. 8.
( Aude.” 31.) 19283, 2 (¢c: Sept. 4.08)

570871; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 16573
Charioteer march (Marcha _ chario-

teer); by Glenn W. Ashley, ed. F.
Henri Klickmann, of U. S.; pf. (Mc-
Kinley world famous edition, no.
2025: Attractive compositions.) ©

SEUL. 22, WOZeec oo ieee NORE ede Hy
011326; McKinley music. co.,. -Chi-
cago. [© editing] 16574

Charleston; from Runnin’ wild, w and
m Cecil Mack and Jimmy Johnson,

OL, U.S, Cheent..g, 1025 > 2.Gy ent...

6; E 570877 ; Harms, inc., New. York.
16575

Charm (The) of the Orient; inter-
mezzo, Leonardo Cesi, of Great Brit-
ain ;0t.,.©,ssept. 6, 1923; Lc. Sept.
19; E 567930; Bowerman & co., Lon-
don. 16576

Chastooshka kwass; w El Gee [pseud.
of Elias Ginsburg], m J. C., of U. S.,
first papers. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1923;
EK 571071; Joseph Cherniavsky, New
York. 16577

Cheer up and don’t you cry; fox trot
ballad. w Ralph Lawler, m T. K.,
of U.S. '©-Oct. 3,,1923 ;.2\¢., Oct. 8;
FE 571785; Ted Kussmann music pub-
lishers, Galesburg, Il. 16578

Cherry blossoms; waltzes, F. H. Losey,
of U. S., op. 346; pf. (Vandersloot
edition of latest musical composi-
tions) © Aug. 25, 1923; 2 « Aug.
27; BE 570634; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. 16579

Chi tiene a mamma nun chiagne; versi
di P. F., musica di Domenico Jetti,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
mand. \acc.. 4to. ©. Sept. 1, 1923;
2c. Sept. 6; E 569664; Pietro Fer-
one, Brooklyn. 16580

Chiam (Le) ; Russian song, w R. C., m
anon., rearr. Pola Carter, of U. S.
[Photostat] © 1.¢. Sept. 21, 1923;
E 569711; Roslyn Clephane, New
York. 16581

Chiming blues; w and melody Leo
Wood and Irving Bibo, of U. S., arr.
I. Bibo. © 1c: Sept: 28, 1923; E
571417 ; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.

16582

China; w and 'm R. and L. D., of U:'S.
Chicago, Knox pub. co. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2c. Sept. 10; E 569244; Ray-
-mond and Leon De Lano, Chicago.

16583

ow ideas ie » af 'y
ize
Li
ona 4

pt. 11, n.'s., v. 18

Chinese dance; for Chinese or Japa-
nese scenes, Henry S. Sawyer, of
U,, S.3' pe. "© Sept. "18e719238"42 rc.
Sept. 21; E 569528; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 16584

Chtopek ci ja chtopek; utwor na tle
melodyi' ludowej, [words anon.],
kompozytor Frank Przybylski, of U.
S.; uktad na fortepian automaty-
cmy:;|;@©' 1 © AwgeSiyy 1923 50
570749; Victor music roll ¢o., Chi-
cago. 16585

Choral no. 1; by Henry S. Sawyer, of
U. S.3 pi: © Septy' 18)''1923% "2 ‘ec.
Sept. 21; E 569499; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 16586

Choral no. 2; by Henry 8S. Sawyer, of
of: Ui Si;:pf. -© 'Septoas, W235 arAc.
Sept. 21; E 569500; T. S. Denison &.
co., Chicago. 16587

Choral no. 3; by Henry S. Sawyer, of
U. Sst: phy ©, Sept. 18419238" Size.
Sept. 21; E 569501; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 16588.

Choral offerings for the hidden house
of the Temple of Solomon ; compiled.
H. S. S. and Alfred Hylas Henry,
of U. S.; male voices. 4to. (Cover
title: Music for the various degrees.
of Free masonry) © Aug. 27, 1923;
2 c Aug: 29’; 5692067" Harry Ss.
Sharpe, Yakima, Wash. ~ 76589:

Christ has set me free; w arr. from
Psalm 40, and m Albert Allen Ketch-
um, of TU: Si -@oAng 1 41923412
Sept. 26; E 569703 ; Harry D. Clarke,
Chicago. 16590.

Christmas cradle song; Christmas or
Epiphany, English text Helen <A.
Dickinson, m Georg Séhumann, ed.
Clarence Dickinson, of U. 8.; mixed
voices. 4to. (Sacred choruses, no.
112) © Sept. 14, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
17; E 569361; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [© editing] 16591

Christmas glory; original service for
Christmas, w Elsie Dunean Yale and
Grace Gordon, m J. Lincoln Hall and
Clyde Willard; of U. S. 8vo.'' ©:
Sept.- 10, 1923; 2.¢ Sept. 173: H
569402 ; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.

16592

Christmas greetings of peace and joy;
by R. C., of U. 8.; pf. Derry Vil-
lage, N. H., Gibson & co. © Sept.
28, 1923; 2 « Sept. 29; E 569938 ;
Russell Chase, Derry Village, N. H.

16593

Christmas memories; complete service:
for Sunday schools, w Carolyn R.
Freeman, m M. Isabelle Ritter, Roy
EK. Nolte and John J. Thomas, of

9¢2

ay Amn 4p ‘/,
mer :

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

16615

i oe svar © Septond, 1923302 "'e:
Sept. 17; E 569401; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 16594

Christmas morn; Christian science
hymn, Conant, played J. Joiner, of
U. §8.; in.F. (Ampico, no. 941-E)
[Music roll, with words] © Feb.
20. 192372 ¢, Sept: 26; HH (968727 ;
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation ] 16595

Ciboulette-valse; de Jopérette, par
Reynaldo Hahn, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. (Célébre collection des
suceés, no. 656) © Aug. 25, 1923;
1.e@, Sept. 11; E 567762; Francis
Salabert, Paris. [© arrangement]

16596

Cielito lindo; valse espanol, melody
N. N., arr. Joseph Gioé, of U. S. ©
1 ¢ Sept. 15, 1923 ; EH 571063 ; Melody
piano ¢o., ine., New York. ~ 16597

Cinquantaine (La) (The golden wed-
ding); air dans le style ancien,
Gabriel-Marie, ed. Henry S. Sawyer,
of U. S.; pf. (McKinley world fa-
mous edition, no. 2020: Attractive
compositions) © Sept. 22,1923; 2 ¢.

Sept. 27; K.571321; McKinley music }

[© editing] 16598

Cireus days; w Eric Valentine, m J. A.
Tunbridge, of Great Britain; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©, Sept: 24, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 26; E
972019; B. Feldman & co., London.

16599

Circus days, in our one horse town;
w and m Leon de Costa, of U. S. ©
Adie. 16, 1823-12 pee; Sept. 12¢o EH
570991; Jerome H. Remick & ©o.,
New York. 16600

Clarinet laughing blues: melody, Geo.
McClennon, of U. S. © 1. Sept.
5, 1923; EH 569029; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.

16601

Clifford (Beatrice) Four sacred songs;
w F. D., m B. C., of U. 8S. San Fran-
cisco, Fisk music pub. co. Contents:
—What is thy need.—Be thou more
holy.—Let my heart be filled with
praise.—Immanuel. © Sept. 5, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 4: E 570810; Beatrice Clif-
ford and Flora Davis, San Fran-
cisco. 16602

co., Chicago.

Climbing the scales; w and melody TI.

B., of U. S., arr. Arthur Guttman,
of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1923; E
570999; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 16603

O7

Cling closer to Jesus; w W. C. Poole,
m A.'G., of U. S. © ‘Aug: 27, 1923;
2 e. Sept. 17; E 569390; Adam Geibel
music co., Philadelphia. 16604

Clock (The) is playing; musical
novelty, Pierre Blaauw, of Nether-
lands; pf. London, Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. © Aug. 30, 1920; 1 «.
Aug. 24, 1923; E 567597; B. H. Smit,
Amsterdam, Holland. 16605

Close_harmony; arr. Will. P. Held, of
U.S.; orch. 4to. (Sing them again.
series) Contents:—1l. Sweet Rosie
O’Grady.—2. In the shade of the old
apple tree.—3. Sweet Adeline. ©

JwnecGr 1923;...2 wy Sept...245 8
‘569666; Norman Jefferies, Phila-
‘delphia. [© arrangement] 16606

Cloudland waltz; by Henry S. Sawyer,
of U..S.; pf. ©’ Sept. 18, 1923; 2 e.
Sept. 21; HK 569522; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 16607

Cock-a-doodle-doo; from Greenwich
Village follies, w Irving Caesar and
John Murray Anderson, m Con Con-
rad, of U.S... ©. Sept. 19, 1923; 2 e.
Sept. 21; E 569490; Victoria pub.
corp., New York. 16608

Cold, faultless, fair Mayne; w ©. H.,
m ©. S. S. Huntington, of U. 8: ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1923; E 570736; Charles
Harris, Keokuk, Ia. 16609

Colloquio con le rondini (Colloquy
with the swallows); by M. Enrico
Bossi, of Italy, op. 140, no. 2; organ.
(On Aen a. Oko 2. Cure ore. By
569158 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.

16610

Colored (The) soldier boy; w and
melody W. H., of U. S. ©1e Sept.
10, 1923; BE 569121; Walter Hull.
Dearborn, Mich. 16611

Come and dance: w and m Manda Kay,
of CG. SU6O 1 -c. Sept. 10, .2923 5.2
569146; Miriam Tyler Kennedy.
Hast Cleveland, O. ; 16612

Come and fox trot; w V. Vanton, m
BigA.wk:. 08 Us Suy ©, Oct 3, 19285
Ze. Oct.,..8 i): OCL (82,5) Banilio,, A.
Aninao, Chicago. 16613

Come back to me; waltz ballad, w
Walt. B. Baker, m Carl Baartz, of
Was; ©. Sepp yap 10233). c. Sepis
17; E 569376; Baker pub. co., inc.,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 16614

Come, let us sing of Jesus; anthem, w
Geo. W. Bathune, m Geo. Mark
Evans, of U. S.; mixed voices.
(Rosche’s octavos, second series, no.
669) © Sept. 1, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 12;
E 569276; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.

16615

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16616

Come on daddy, mamma’s lonesome
for you every night; w and melody
Marvin Smolev and John Newton, of
Cys. ©. de ennSeptyc24.,,1 2a. eH
569583; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 16616

Come seven, go eleven, know my voice;
w G. V., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1923; H 571397;
Gertrude Van Liew, Bayonne, N. J.

16617

Come sweet lass; old English tune, arr.
Angela Diller, of U. S.; pf., with
Suggestions for study. (In days of
old, no. 5) © Sept. 8, 1928: 2 «4
Sept. 14; E 571029; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 16618

Come Thou fount; chor., set to tune
Tydfil; om J. Ms: of U.S. -© Sept.
ho: 192855. 2 @. Sept., Aife 7 so60S To :
Jack Morgan, Middleport, O. 16619

Come to me; w Felicia Hemans, m
Charles P.: Seott, of U. S:; men’s
voices. (Octavo series, men’s voices,
no):460)) "© "Aug 24" 1924 >) Dire
AGS 20; BH. STO606: ‘Arthur? Pe.
Schmidt co., Boston. [© arrange-
ment] 16620

Come, ye thankful people; anthem, w
Henry Alford, m John Prindle Scott,
ares weeorge MM. Vail.-. Of. JU. Ise:
mixed voices, with ten. or sop. solo;
organ acc. (Blue octavo series,
sacred, no. 4028) © Sept. 10, 1923;

2..c, Sept. 14; EH 571052; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. [© ar-
rangement] 16621

Comedy king; novelty march two step,
Abe Losch, of U. S.; piano. (Vander-
sloot edition of latest compositions)
©) Ane. 25, 1923 * 2 veces 227 AB
570633; Vandersloot music pub. €0.,
Williamsport, Pa. 16622

Coming (The) of night; part-song, w
Marion Ray, m C. Lloyd Stafford, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral album, no. 1348) © Aug.
18, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 4; E 567651; Bay-
ley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 16623

Companions; arr. Will. P. Held, of U.
S.; orech. 4to. (Sing them again
series) Contents :—1. Comrades.—
2. The curse of an aching heart.—
3. When you and I were young
Maggie. © June 7, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
24; E 569669; Norman Jefferies,
Philadelphia. [© arrangement]

16624

pt. 11, mys: 7. 18

Complainte (La) de Monsieur Benoit ;
paroles de Franec-Nohain, musique
de EKugéne Bonner, of U. S., op. 10.
(Jn Fltites, no. 2) © Aug. 21, 1923;
2. ¢@ -Aug.| 225 HE S7O0baT: siete
Chester, ltd., London, 16625

(The) hymnal; for day
school, Sunday school and home,
compiled Katharine Huntington
and Elizabeth MacLaren Robinson,
of U. S.. 8vo. (Concord series,
no. 10) © Sept. 5, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
8; E 569166; E. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 16626

Conductor man; w and m H. E. §., of -
Ost 1 ec. Sept. 4, 1923;° Hh
d70788; Harry E. Supplee, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 16627

Conjuration; poem anon., m Malcolm
Davidson, of Great Britain; medium
voice. (Two Elizabethan lyrics)
© Sept. 24, 1923; 1 c Sept. 25; E

Concord

572015; J*'B. Cramer” & eo. aids.
London. 16628
Conqueror (The); w Morris Abel

Beer, melody L. L., of France, do-
miciled at Atlantic City; medium
voice. © 1 © Sept. 11, 192557
570918; Leonidas Leonardi, Atlan-

tic City. 16629
Consolation; w and m Alastair Mc-
Kinnon [pseud. of A. H. McKin-

non], of U. S., arr. by Carl Weber,

of US! © Wc. Sept. Tey 192 eee
569356; Alexander H. McKinnon,
Seattle. 16630

Contentment; w L. Christian, melody
Herman Dubois. [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S. © 1 -¢. Sept: 27,
1923; E 571890; Lillian Christian,
Welland, Ont., Canada. 16631

sands of my Hawaii; waltz
Bartley Costello, m Billy
Heagney, of U. S. (Triangle art
series) © Aug. 28, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
29; E 570675; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 16632

Corrientes; tango-milonga, de Rogelio
Huguet [of Spain]; pf. © Aug. 25,
1923; 1c. Sept. 11; EH 567768; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 16633

Cortege; by Erno Rapeé and William
Axt, [of U. 8S.]; oreh. (Capitol
photoplay series) © Sept. 8, 1923;
2c. Sept. 10; EH 569167; Richmond-

[© ar-

Coral
song, W

Robbins, ine., New York.
rangement ] 16634
Cortége d’athlétes; de Louis Vuille-

‘min, of France, op. 24; to. Con-
‘tents :—1. Preamble.—2. Le défilé.—

974

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

16657

8. Le salut des athlétes.—4. Diver-
tissement.—). Finale héroique. 1.
Piano.—2. Orch. symphonique avec
piano conducteur. © Nov. 5, 1922;
1c. Sept. 6, 1923; E 567668, 567669 ;
Jacques Vuillemin, Nantes, France.

16635, 16636

Cottage (A) in Ireland for twc; w
L. E. M., m Elliott Markham, of U.
S.; pf. with w.. © Aug. 8, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 1; E 569857; Loraine E. Mc-
Williams, Perryopolis, Pa. 16637

Cotton belt blues; mamma’s sorrow
song, wand’ m''S, W:,° of -U..'S.
(Williams low-down series, no. 4)
4) S€pt. 7) 1923 °> 2 -“Sept. 16; BE
969180; Spencer Williams music ©o.,
ine., New York. 16638

Country dance; by Christian Schafer,
ot Great Britain, op. 100, no. 2;
pr. ©: Sept. 3/°1923:'1'c¢.-Sept: 22;
BE 567985; Augener, Itd., London.

16639

Cowslip; by Christian Schafer, of
Great Britain, op. 100, no. 3; pf.
© Sept. 3, 1923; 1 c« Sept. 22; E
567984: Augener, Itd., London.

16640

Cozy (A) home for two; march and
fox trot, w and’m W. M. W., ‘of
U. S., arr. A. H. Gilger. Cincinnati,
Will Wright music co. © Sept. 15,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 17; E 569372; Wm.
Morgan Wright, Newport, Ky.

16641

Cradle (The) of the living God; w
R. L. Gales, m Douglas Macdonald
Stewart, of Great Britain; in C
min, © Aug. 28, 1923; 1c. Sept. 22;
E 567979; Augener, Itd., London.

16642

Crawford (Thomas James) . Two
precesg« by,, T.., J. -G:,
organ. obl. S8vo. Contents :—An
evening melody.—A sonnet. © Aug.
31, 1923; 1 ¢« Sept. 14; E 567827;

Bosworth & co., 1td., London. 166438

Creator’s (The) love; w R. Osborn,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Hehe, Hisher |, of jU; S44 ©. 1: c.
Sept. 4, 1923; E 570792; Rena Os-
born, Blanchard, Mich. 16644

Creole love songs; song cycle, w Gor-
don
of U. S. Contents :—1. Cool river.—
2. Tenderness.—3. I took my

mother’s heart.—4. Hunger. ©
Amst! 20; 8923); 2 -ecpAugeh 2255 0
~ 570550; Composers’ music corp.,
New York. 16645

of England;

Johnstone, m ‘Turner Layton,

Crescent moon waltz; by Henry S.
Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18,
19233; 2e:; Septs Qiloz7 iW. 569523 1.

S. Denison & co., Chicago. 16646

Cruel back-bitin’ blues; heart aching
chant, w and m Lemuel Fowler, of
U. S. © Sept. 25, 1923; 2-c. Sept.
24; E 569593:-Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

1C64T7

Cruel honey; w and m R. W., of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1923; BE 569457:
Julius Boiarsky and Reynor White,
Charleston, W. Va. 16648

Cryin’ for my used to be; weepin’
willow croon, w and m Bob Thomp-
son, of U.; S:.-©" Sept 15,7 1923+ 2
ec. Sept. 17; E 569388; Dreazen mu-
sic co., New York. 16649

Cupid (The) blues; w and m B. H..
of U. S., arr. Homer .Tourjee, of
U.S. : with, quartette cho. © Ie:
Sept. 29, 1923; E 571432; Bobby
Hite, Los Angeles. 16650

Cutey (The) waltz; by J. W. John-
son and J. P. Robinson, of Great
Britain; pf. © Sept. 10, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 22; HE 572004; Cecil Lennox
& co., London. 16651

Daddy boy; w and m Joe Verges,
Henri Therrien and Irwin Leclere,
of U. S. © Aug. 18, 1923; 2 ¢. Aug.
31; E 571061; Verges-Therrien-Le-
Clere pub. co., Houston. 16652

Daddy man; w and m L. BS., of U. S.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1928 ; E 571223; Leon
Sims, Detroit. 16653

Daffodils; w Robert Herrick, m A. M.
M., of Canada; sop. and contralto.
© 1 e¢. Sept. 18, 1923; E 571116;
Angnella M. Mitton, South Vancou-
ver, B. C., Canada. 16654

Dainty (The) shepherdess; for quaint-
ness, simplicity, old-time charm, etc.,
Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. ©
Seppe LS. 2928.) Zeer Sept alt si
569514: T. S. Denison & co.. Chi-
cago. 16655

Dance and keep young; w C. W. V.,
m Ed. Chenette, of U. S. © Sept.
8, 1923; 2 ¢ Sept: 20; E 571184;
Christian William Vonderheid, Chi-
eago. 16656

Dance of the wood nymphs; fox trot,
fH. Losey, of 4: 8.) op. 359 } pe.
(Vandersloot edition of latest musi-
eal compositions) Aug. 25, 1923; 2
e. Aug. 27; EH. 570627; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

16657

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

16658

pt.. 101, Sx's:,'V! 18

Dancing by moonlight; fox trot, F. H. | Daughter of the elm; overture, W. L.

Losey, of U..S., op. 367; pf. — (Van-
dersloot edition of latest musical
compositions) © Aug. 25, 1923; 2 «¢.

Aug. 27; E 570636; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

16658

Dancing in the twilight; one-step in-

termezzs, Julian Fredericks, of

Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 26, 1923;
1c Sept: 22; EH 567991; W. Paxton

& co., ltd., London. 16659
Dans la langueur du soir; par H.
Morisson et Hans Ourdine, of
France; oreh. avec. piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. © Aug. 31, 1923; 1c.
Sept. 18; E 567858; L. Philippo,
Paris. 16660

Danse des Arabes; by Claude Lor-
raine, of Great Britain; pf. © Aug.

a) 12a tc Sept. 1: i) Dyan 2 |

Bowerman & co., jtd., London.
16661

Danse espagnole; par Gustave Mi-
chiels, of France; orech. avec piano-
conducteur, 4to. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1c Sept..11; E 567759; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 16662

Danseuses de Delphes; par Claude De-
bussy, transcrit par. H. Forterre,
of France. 1. Orch., parties séparées.
—2. Partition d’orch. © Aug. 7,
1923; 1 c. each Sept. 18; E 567868,
567869; Durand et cie., Paris. [©
transcription ] 16663, 16664

Danza araba; di Virgilio Ranzato, of
Italy; violino e piano. (6 pezzi
caratteristici, no. 4) © July 10,
1923; 1c Aug: 6; E 567923; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 16665

Danza di libellule; di Virgilio Ran-
zato, of Italy; violino e piano. (2
pezzi da concerto, no. 1) © July
HO) ODO hE.) VATION lM ii eon
Carlo Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 16666

Dark and still was Bethlem’s city;
Christmas, Hnglish text Helen A.
Dickinson, music Max Gulbins, ed.
Clarence Dickinson, of U. S.; mixed
voices. 4to. (Sacred choruses, no.
£10) © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 e wSept.
17; E, 569359; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [© editing] 16667

Darling o’ mine; w H. M. R., m George
Grath. gr (ote. IS. arr eo Ge
Beach, "Ory UPS) (OL er Sept as:
1923; EH 571094; ‘H. M.' Richards,
Spokane, Wash. 16668

Skaggs, of U. S., op. 57; band. 4to.
© Sept. 5, 1923;.2 ee Sept. 6; E
010834; H. C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa. 16669

Davel; drame de René Morax, musique
de Gustave Doret, of Switzerland;
partition chant et piano. © Aug.
80,1923 3 dce! Sept: 105 Hy 567952 ;
Foetisch fréres s. a., Lausanne,
Switzerland. 16670

Dawn in the desert; by Ross, played
Gertrude Ross, of U. S.; in D.
(Ampico, no. 61471-F) [Music roll,
with accompaniment] © Dee. 20,
1922; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1923; Ei 569742 ;
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation ] 16671

Day by day in every way; by Zeph
Fitz-Gerald, arr. Carleton L. Colby,
of U.,S.; oreh. 2d:;ed. 4to. © Sept.
4, 1923; 2).c. Sept. 6; E. 569543;
Fitz-Gerald pub. ce., Chicago. [©
arrangement | 16672

w and m Zeph Fitz-Gerald, of
U: 8S: 2d.sed.. © Auer2% 10285 Qc
Sept. 6: E 569632; Fitz-Gerald pub.
co., Chicago. ' 16673.

Day (The) of resurrection; by Smart,
played John Marvin, of U..S.; in D
flat. (Ampico, no. 1011-E) [Music
roll, with words]; © Mar. 20, 1923;

2 ¢« Sept. 28; EH 569731; American
piano co., New York. [© interpreta-
tion] 16674

De la rosée sur la prairie; par. H.
Morisson et Hans Ourdine, of
France; orch. avee piano-conduc-
teur,, .4to:, ©-.AUS@Bh, O25 yt je;
Sept. 18; E. 567855; L. Philippo.
Paris. 16675

Dear girl of mine; words and melody
Darius Gastonguay [i e. J. L. D.
G.], of U.S... © Ic. Aug 22 o2ee
E 568776; James Louis Darius Gas-

- tonguay, Salem, Mass. 16676

Dear li’l pal; w Noble Sissle, m Hubie
Blake, of U. S: © Sept. 20, 4923);
2c. Sept. 22; EH 571226; Irving: Ber-

lin, ine., New York. 16677

Dear mother; w E. D., m Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U.
S. New York, Manhattan music co.
© Sept. 10, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 5; H
569987 ; Esmarelda De Wick, S. Or-
ange, N. J. 16678

Dear old Chinatown; w Earl Comyns,
m Vincent C. Plunkett, of U.S.
Sept 12:'' 1923; 2 se. Septie 13g
571136: Angelus music pub. co., Los
Angeles, Calif. 16679:

976

- At I a a
Brit 1 M i

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Dear old Dixieland I’m lonesome; w
B. L. and A. J:.B., m E: 8.8. Hunt-
ington, of U. S! ‘© «Aug: 31,
1923; E. 570722:;;| Blanche Love and
Arthur J. Bowles, Barberton, O.

16680
Dear old Erie, we love you: w R.
H., m Al. Moquin, of U. S. © Sept.

S. 71923~ 2 €st SEL. LOt He DOSANG ;
Roy Hogan, Erie, Pa. 16681

Dear old man of mine; w and melody
Verdi MacLennan [i. e. V. M. Kin-
del], of U.S. © 1 ec. Sept. 25, 1923;
E 571237; Verdi MacLennan Kindel,
Port Arthur, Tex. 16682

Dear (The) Saviour’s face; w Mattie
B. Shannon, m A. G.; of U.S. ; ©
Ate 246), 3923% 2 en Sept. Li;, E
569396: Adam Geibel music. co.,
Philadelphia. 16683

Dear smiling eyes: w J. J. Pain, m
Percy Elliott, of Great Britain: in G.
(Cc) Sept., £1;71923.:. 1. ¢: Sept: 22: E
567976; Schott & co., London.

16684

Dearest I love you; w and m Elouise
Worsham, of U. S., arr. Bernie

Clements. Houston, Elouise Wor-
sham, ..(C), Oct...3,):1923; 2 ¢., Oct.-8;

# 571780; B. Worsham, Houston.
16685

Debussy (Claude) Trois chansons;
paroles de Charles D’Orléans, Eng-
lish w Nita Cox, musique de C.
Debussy, transcription par Lucien
Garban, of France; pour voix seule
avec piano. Contents:—l. Die!
qu'il la fait bon regarder.—2. Quand
jai ouy le tabourin.—3. Yver, vous
nestes qu’un villain. © Aug. 7,
1923:' 1 e. Sept. 183) 'E' 567861 ;' Du-

rand et cie., Paris. [© transcrip-
tion | 16686
Deep in my heart; from The left-

over, w Zelda Sears, m Vincent You-
IMans, ‘of ‘UL 'S.'' @uSept) 25,1923 ;
2 ¢ Sept. 26; E 571269; Harms, inc.,
New York. 16687
Deep river blues; w and melody D.
Pe ofr ls: S.» © th, ei Septs,4) 1023 :
E 570823; Dave Peyton music pub.

co., Chicago. 16685
Degradation blues: w and m Sylvester
Kimbrough; of -U. S., arr. by Ada.
Brows. of -U., 8: 40-4 ©. sAug., 16,

1923: E 570281; Thomas Westley
Harrison and Bennie Moten, Kansas
OiLy,.; Mo. 16689
DeHarport’s (Theo.) practical method
for tenor banjo; by T. D., of U.S.
Denver, Col., Theo. -

and Teresita |

16702

Rey. ed. © Sept. 25,
1923; 2c. ‘Sept. 29; BE) 571454; Te-
resita DeHarport, Denver. 16690

Delcroix (Léon) Sonate; de L. D., of
Trance, op. 384; violon et piano.
Paris, Buffet-Crampon et cie. ©
Aug. 25)0 1923 snlueli Sept. Lbs) E
567780; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

16691

Dem walkin’ blues; w §S. C. T., m Clif-
ton, Keith, of U.S. © Aug. 28, 1923;

DeHarport.

1 envAus: 2), b eF Septy 51, EB
999445; 8. C. Truman, Look Out,
Wr Va. 16692

Dennett (Dorothy Dixon) Two songs;
w Robert W. Service, m D. D. D., of
U. S. Contents:—The Return.—A
Rolling stone. [Photostat.] ©1«.
Aug. 22, 1923; E 570511; Dorothy
Dixon Dennett, Washington. 16693

Denver (The) blues; w W. C. B. and
Cecil Cook, m John F. Ryan, of U.
S. ©l1e. Sept. 11; 1923; E 570934;
Walter C. Baccus, Denver. 16694

Der er gu’skelov en dag igen i morgen;
fox trot, af Hinar Alberti, of Den-
marks: pe HO) pAue.: 27. SOUS Ace.
Sept. 10; E 567788; Wilhelm Han-

sen, Copenhagen. 16695
Desert love; by H. E. Gibson-Butler,
of Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 3,

1923; 1c. Sept. 19; E 567931; Bow-

erman & co., ltd., London. 16696
Deserted (The) boy; w W. E. C., m
Sylvia’ Forrest, of U.°S.; .pf. with
a (ey My CO NOs § oe OEE Ot
E 569906; W. E. Cooper, Oakland,
Calif. 16697

Detroit-Washington march; by C. B.
J., of U. S.; pf. Howard City, Mich.,
Carrie B. Jennings music co. ©
Sept. 27, 1923 ; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569913 ;
Carrie Baxter Jennings, Howard
City, Mich. 16698

Dickie bird; w and m O. P. I., of U.
Sid. @p.A4tak Oe, Aus 2by A923 5D ec.
Aug. 23° 15709853) Otto ,P»Ikeler,
Bloomsburg. Pa. 16699

Dissatisfied blues; w and melody V.
A) Bs o6UES;. © de. Sept.,21, 1923¢

E 569545; Vivian A. Hardy, Brook-
lyn. 16700
Dixie: w J. F. C., m Geo. L. Cobb, of

U. S. te Sept: 20, - 1923; EH
571178; James F. Connor, Boston.
16701

Dixie blues; w S. W.,m Arnold T. Lax,
Of 40. Sey Oots er Sept... 410234 HE
569427: Sidney Williams, Buffalo.

16702

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16703

Dixie Lou; or, Nifty Lou, fox-trot, w
and m Byron Gay, of U. S. © July
25, 1923; 1 e@ Aug: 20,1 ¢ Sept. 19;
} 571214; Boosey & eco., London.

16703

Do not Jet my babies cry; w J. O. B..,
m E. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©
1)e. Aug. 81, 949238 + ‘BH 570707);: Jed.
O. Blaisdell, Cambridge, Vt. 16704

Do you, still think of me sweetheart ;
fox trot, w Joseph P. Abato, m
J; R. Pivot Ut S, (© We *-Sept. 11,
1923; E 570830: Joseph R. Ficarro,
New York. 16705

Dold foérening; text av C. Snoilsky,
musik av Jean Sibelius, op. 86, nr. 3,
ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt, of U. S.
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2249:
Sex singer, no. 3) © Aug. 27, 1923;
1 c. Sept. 10; E 569198: Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© editing
and revising] 16706

Donkey riding: by Maurice Jacobson,
of Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles;
pf. (Curwen edition, primary divi-
sion, no.,,9229). ©. Aug,,,3, 1923 ;
1 «@ .Aug. 13; FE 567623 ». J. -Curimwen
& sons, Itd., London. 16707

Dons of Peralta mareh; Spanish
march, DoiG. 2G., Of Va Sones
pf. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1923 ; E 5714386;
Damasus Garcia Gallur, San Quen-

fin Caltt. 16708
Don’t be a,fool,. you fool; w Guy J.
Sampsel and Wes Fraser, melody

Don Mathews, of U.S. © 1 ¢. Sept.
21, 1923; E 569544; Sampsel, Fraser
& Mathews, New York. 16703

Don’t blame me for calling her sun-
beam; w GC. O. L.,. m Herman A.
Hummel and L. P. Totten, of U. S.
©:;Sept. °15,.1923 «2 vemSept. 265, H
571286; Chas. O. Lind, Centralia.
Wash. 16710

Don’t forget your mother: w Wm. C.
PD.) . sto) im) Luther AC Clark, vam Us" 8.
© Sept. 22; 1923; 2.c. Sept. 24; EH
569619; W. C. Dixon, Clayton, N. Y.

16711

Don’t forget your mother for she
never forgets you; w J. FY M.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8: ©
Lifes’ Sept..010; 1923's EH S691S2in a
Francis Monroe, Newburgh, N. Y.
16712

Don’t get the blues; w G.I. B., m
John F. Ryan, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Sept.

27, 1928; E 571362; Gertrude I.
Bradford, East Pepperell. Mass.

16713

Ne
y Ay 5

pt. 17, n. S., VAS

Don’t give me the run around; w and
melody Cliff Friend and Abel Baer,
of: Us Sy. arréc. Fi .© Ide. Sepes;
1923; E 571416; Leo. Feist, ine., New
York. 16714

Don’t go away and leave me; w and m
Ray Jones [i. e. T. R. Jones], of
bi

UW 8... CO.-1 6. SOpIG eZee taza
571213; Thomas Raymond Jones,
Los Angeles. 16715

Don’t love me blues; w Noble Sissle,
m Eubie Blake, of U. S. © Sept. 20,
1923 ; 2 c. Sept. 22; E 571228; Irving
Berlin, inec., New York.

Don’t mean you no good; blues, w
Lucile Bogan, m Henry Callens, of
US. * © Sept. 1201923" 2 crisept.
ID; EB 570962:;. FS “Wallace: hega,
New York. 16717

Don’t pincha da fruit, pincha da cocoa-
nut: w and melody Edward J. Mills,
of U.S) Oni. Senay 1925.) Hi
569027; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 16718

Don’t speak of the past; w E. D., m
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S.. New: York, Man-
hattan music co. © Sept. 10, 1923:
2 ¢. Oct. 5; BH 569988; Hsmarelda De
Wick, S. Orange, N. J. 16719

Don’t tell me Gypsy; Russian folks
melody, wand arr. of m Ai M.D:
of Russia, domiciled at New York.
@''1 4) Sept. 15) 1928 i" avaetsD):

Ariadna Mikeshina Drucker, New
York. 16720

Don’t try to take my man away; W
and melody T. A. Hammed, of U. S.
© 1 ¢« Sept. 24, 1923; BH . 569574 ;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 16721

Don’t wander back; w E. A. W. P.,
m Otto Bonnell, of U. S. Long
Branch, N. J., Keith’s music pub.
house. © Aug. 16, 1923; 2 ¢ Aug.
30: E 569009; Hliza A. Warner
Praul, Long Branch, N. J. 16722

Doris: w and melody Billi Dougherty
and Tex Ellis, of U. S. ©1c. Sept.
27, 1923: E 571386; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.

16723

w O.°H. 1., m EE 8) 8S) Bunting-
ton,/of U. S..°© 1 ¢ JAug, Sema2s ;
E 570788; Oscar H. Lay, Anchor-
age, Alaska. 16724

Dorothea polka; by Henry 8. Sawyer,

Moff. Sis phi (©. Sept. '18,)192at ee
Sept. 21; E 569518; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 16725

978

16716.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Down in Caroliner, my wife is a moon-
shiner, but I love her still; w F. C.
M.;}m John F. Ryan, of U.S. © 1
ec. Sept. 20, 1923; E 571165; Frank
C. Monroe, Mt. Hope, Wis. 16726

Down in my dear little cave; w. C. H.

S., melody Sylvia Forrest, of U. S. :

© 1c. Sept. 17, 1923; E 569344:
Chas. H. St. George, New London,
Wis. 16727

Down on Chesapeake Bay; w and m
foe: i. or Urs. © 1. eoSept.” 26,
. 19238; E 569681; Frederick S. Ran-
dall, Duluth, Minn. 16728

Down on the levee blues; w and mel-
ody Stanley S. Miller, of U. S.
Pe Sept:r24,) 1923 5. WO (1872; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 16729

Down Pensacola way; w by Frank E.
Ormsbee, m Perry W. Reed, of U. S.
Pensacola, Fla., Southern music
house. © Aug. 18, 1923; 2 ¢ Sept.
4: EH 570819; P. W. Reed, Pensacola,
Fla. 16730

’ Down the old trail 0’ dreams; w Rus-
sell J. England, m Clay Smith, of
UO8!5 in F.' © Sept. 20, 1923; 2°¢
Sept. 20; E 571189; Will Rossiter,
Chicago. 16731

Down thru the years; w and mn J. E.,
OL Ue Sz.arr Vern, Wiltott, of Ui"'s.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1923; H 570800; June
vans, Los Angeles. 16732

Down to grandma’s on the farm; w
E. M. D., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U. S.
© 1 ¢ Sept. 27, 1923; E 571389:
Ella M. Dean, Edwardsville, Ill.

16733

Dream (A); by Henry S. Sawyer, of

eS. spi. 1©> Septit§.- 1923. 2 ©.
Sept. 21: E 569508; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 16734
Dream (The) love: w Alexander

Groves, m H. T. Burleigh, of U. S.;
high ‘voice...© Sept. 21; 1928: 2c.
Sept. 22; E 571191: G. Ricordi &
co., inc., New York. 16735
Dreamful; by Maurice Jacobson, of
xreat Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles:
pf. (Curwen edition, first pieces,
no. 9236) ‘© Aug: 10, 1923':' 1 ¢.
Sept. 4; E 567817; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 16736
Dreaming; w C. S. T., m Arnold T.
Lax, of U. 8S. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 « Sept.
14; E 5694384; C. S. Thomas, Swiss-
vale, Pa. : 16737

16749

Dreaming of mother; w and m W. G.
Pi Xob UA Se! OP Alte 3B) 1929512 ©,
Sept. 5; E 569017; W. Grant Phil-
lips, Long Beach, Calif. 16738

Dreaming of my old home, sweet
home; w and m Geoffrey O’Hara,
On we, Swe) SepGe le, Agoo oo (G
Sept. 15; E 571154: Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 16739

Dreaming of you, love; w E. C., m
Harry Morton, of U. S.. New York, -
Manhattan music co. © Sept. 24.
$925 702 €.. Och. Oc. DO9986 4. BE:
Crawford, New York. 16740

Dreams; w and m H: W., of U. S.
‘Tacoma, Wash., Shaw music pub-

lishers. © Sept. 12, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
18; EF 5711338; Helen Walker, Ta-

coma. 16741

Dreams come with twilight; w B. W..,

m, Geo. Grafi;, ats. of: U. 3S.,.<arr.
Theor Gs Beach, 'ot .U.-S: © te
Sept. 5, 1923: E 570857; Beulah
Wickberg, Belfair, Wash. 16742

Dreams that don’t come true; w and
miC. BE. rot). BY 'S..© -LoeqiSept.
13, 1923.) By d5etOls :. Charles a,b:
Tschudi, Denver. 16748

Dreamy Missouri; waltz, L. F. N., of
Wb Sypt pF bong! Branch /N.ad.,
Keith’s music pub. house. © Aug.
20,1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 30; E 569008 ;
L. F. Novack, Long Branch, N. J.

16744

Drifting; w and mF. G. M., of U.S.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 14, 1923; BH: 569302;
Fred George Morit, Brooklyn.

16745

—w G. B., melody Luther A. Clark,
OM Wess - ©) PrenSepta17,,. 1923 +35
569346; Georgia Butler, Lamar, Col.

16746

Du wirst mich schon erh6ren; shim-
my, worte von Arthur Rebner, mu-
sik von Karl Haupt, of Austria. ©

June 6275 192386 nd yew Septs 4:4 EB
567676; G. Steiner (L. Singer &
co.), Vienna. 16747
Dumble-dum deary; Somerset song,
arr. Angela Diller, of 'U. S.; pf.
with suggestions for study. (In

days of old, no. 6) © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 e. Sept. 14; E 5710380; G. Schir-
mer, ine, New York. 16748
Dwart’s gold; humoresque, Rand Her-
ron of Ws S23 "pr. ©) Sept= 741923
2c Sept. 15; E 569315; Willis mu-
sic. co., Cincinnati. 16749

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pt. 11, n.s., v.18

°E ghelle ’e sta citta; versi di G. | Emblem of peace: march two _ step,

Amato, musica di Quwintavalle, of
Italy, domiciled at Philadelphia,
Pa.; mand: acc. ©:1 .¢. Sept. 13,

1923; E 571006: Gennaro Amato,
New York. 16750
"E ghelle taliane; w Vincenzo Nar-

eiso, melody A. B., of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn; violin ace.

1 ec. Sept. 27, 1928: EB 571399; Al-
fredo Bascetta, Brooklyn. 16751

E’ muorto ammore; versi di L. AI-
bano, musica di Raffaele De Luea,
of Italy, domiciled at. Brooklyn;
mand. ace. 4to!. © Aug. 20, '1923;
2 c.,.Aug.. 29; E 570887; . Luciano
Albano, Thompsonville, Conn.

16752

Eagle (An) is your friend; w and m
G. Link., ef Us So Boston, iMass.,
Interurban co. © Aug. 29, 1923;

2) Ci Apert. Ht 210000, keeGc ls.

Fleming, Roslindale, Mass. 16753

Hasy going brown skin; w and mel-
ody Spencer Williams and C. W.,
Of: Vans. Gey vt 64 Sept. de, 1928208)
069022; Clarence Williams music
pub. eco., ine., New York. 16754

Easy melody; dancing song, w and
m Larry Conley and Gene Rode-
mich, of U. S.. © Aug. 8, 1923; 2
ec. Amg. 11; E 571150; Leo Feist,

inc., New York. 16755
Egyptian eyes; w J. R. S8., melody
Arnold “TW ax of Oir8i" © di ec.
Sep. 10, 1823; BE: o69143— Sie RB:
Sattine, Cleveland. 16756
Egyptian nights; w Toni Maude, m
George Graff, jr., of U. \S.,. arr.
Pieo: \G. “‘Béeach> of “Ul S!7 He rtsc

Sept. “£8, 1928 2H) 571102 oak Pic:
kles, Kingston, Hngland. 16757
Hileen ; duet, w and m A. M., of U.S.;
treble voices. © Sept. 20, 1923; 2
c. Sept. 27; E 571412; Albert Mee-
han, New York. 16758
Hingelegte ruder; worte von Konrad
Ferdinand Meyer. musik von Hans
Pfitzner, of Germany, op. 32, no. 3;
bariton oder bass. © Sept. 6, 1923;
1''e. Sept. 19;- HE: 542005" Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 16759
Elegy; w and mF. 'M:'C., of U. S.
© 1. ¢. Sept. 26, 1923; BH 569710;
Felix Michael Cappadona, Brook-
lyn.

Emanuel; cho., w anon., m Roy HE.
Nolte, vot) U8. 5, ,Orean, .aee.e ©
PAS! 28,9923; 2 0c. GSepi BOy EH
569409 ; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
16761

16760

Harry. J. Lincoln, of U. S.; pf.
(Vandersloot edition of latest mu-
sical compositions) © Aug. 25,
1923; 2.e¢ Aug, 27; @ 5/06285: Van-
dersloot music pub. co., Williams-
port, Pa. 16762

| En bateau; played Jean Wiswell, of

U. 'S.; with "cello ace.’in GG.) (Am-
pico, no. 62093—-F) [Music roll,
with accompaniment] © Apr. 20,
1923 ;.. 2.,.c..; Sept... 262 5B, peaness
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation ] 16763

En caravane:;: fox-trot chanté, paroles’
de Gene McCarthy, paroles fran-
caises de Saint-Granier et Briquet,
musique de Gene Williams, of Eng-
land. ' ‘©’ June ‘27, °1923;" Te. Sept.
18; E 567874; Publications Fran-
cis-Day, Paris. 16764

En stig; w Jonatan Reuter, m Selim

Palmgren, ed. and rey. Julia A.
Burt, of U.'S.; ten’ 1,.°2); bar and
bass. 4to. (Wilhelm Hansen edi-

tion, no. 238) -© sIuly AZ 0125 2
ce. July 28; E 568680; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. [© editing and.
revising]. _ 16765
En voyage; suite de Blair Fairehild,
of U. S.: pf. 148 recueil. © Aug.
7, 1923: 2! ec Sept. 18; E 571144;
Durand et cie., Paris. 16766
English lyrics; musical illustrations
of poetical passages, Ethel Boyce,
of Great Britain; pf. (Album se-
ries, no. 186a,b) bk. 1. A fragment
of an old carol.—The swallow.—Up
the airy mountain. bk. 2. The cas-
tle of indolence.—A sea piece.—In
the ‘train: “© Sept.8;7 19235 @ c.
each Sept. 22; E 567977. 567978;
Augener, l1td., London. 16767, 16768
Enough for you and me; love ballad,
w J. M. Stuart-Young, m Chazles
Wakefield Cadman. of U. S., op. 79,
no. 2: medium voice in B flat. ©
Aug. 27, 1923: 2) Sept Zein i
571455: Harold Flammer, ine., New
York. ~ *¥EG(69
Epée (L’) de Verdun; sonate, de E.
Sutter, of France; orch. avec. piano

conducteur. 4to. Contents: — 1.
Allegro.—2. Largo.—3. Rondo. ©
July 30, 19235; 1-¢.Sent- aie 2

567667 ; Eugéne Sutter, Paris.
16770
Esquisse. no. 1; prélude de Louis
Aubert, orch. par H. Mouton, of Bel-
gium; orech. avec piano-conducteur.
Ato... ©. Aug. 2; 1923 #4 Gyseptsst 5
E 567761: Durand et cie.. Paris. [©
orchestration ] 16771

980

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10. 1923

Euryanthe; ouverture de C. M. von
Weber, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. avec piano-conducteur.
4to. (Nouvelle collection Francis
Salabert, no. 35) © Aug. 25, 1923;
1 ec Sept. 11; E 567764; Francis
Salabert, Paris. [© arrangement]

16772

Evening pleasures; rustic dance, How-
ell, arr. M. W. Butler, of U. S8.;
pf. © Aug. 11, 1923; 2 ce Aug. 14;
FE 570264; A. W. Perry’s sons, Se-
dalia, Mo. [© new arrangement]

16773

Evening shadows; by Bertha Weber,
of U. S.; organ: (Choice organ Sse-
lections, ninth series) © Aug. 15,
1928 ; 2 c. Aug. 20; E 569201; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 16774

Every day life; w J. H., m John F.
Ryan, of U. S. © 1-e. Sept. 11,
1923 ; E 570931; John Huggard, Val-
ley Springs, Calif. 16775

Every time the clock ticks; w Eugene
J. W. Conrad, m Robert Braine, of
U. S. © Sept. 13, 1923; 2 ¢c Sept.
13; E 571059; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 16776

Everything is Jake with Rosie and
everything is Rosie with Jake; w
Billy Rose and B. G. DeSylva, mel-
ody Jimmy Monaco, of U. S. © 1
c. Sept. 5, 1923; E 569451; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 16777

Ev’ry day, ev’ry hour, ev’ry minute,
I’m growing younger and younger
each day; w andm C. C., and J. F.,
of U. S., arr. Vern Elliott, of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1923; E 571114;
Clarence Campbell and James Fer-
‘don, Los Angeles. 16778

Fabric of dreams; from Nifties. w
B. G. De Sylva and Arthur Francis,
m Raymond Hubbell, of U. S. ©
Sept. 25, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 26; E
571267; Harms, inc., New York.
| 16779

Faded love letters; waltz - ballad,
Moore-Dulmage, played Victor Lane,
of U. S.;in F. (Ampico, no; 203123-—
F) [Music roll, with words] ©
Noy. 20, 1922). 2. ¢ Sept. 28.1923;
E 569766: American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] —' 16780

Fairies (They carnival; four pieces, |

R. C., of U. S.; pf. Contents :—The
clock fairy.—Puck and the fairy
banjo.—Water fairies—The fairy
boat. © Sept. 28, 1923: 2 ¢ Sept.
29; FE 569940; Russell Chase, Derry
Village, N. H. 16781

80831—24——_9

16794

Fairy dance; by Edwin Vaile McIn-
tyre, of U .S., op. 52, no. 1; pf: (CAt-
a-l6-wa series of piano melodies) ©

Sept. 7,° 9923; 2 @ Sépt 152278
569318; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
16782.

Faithful and true, mother it’s you;
waltz ballad, w and m J. Bauer, of
Russia, domiciled at New York. ©
Ang. |-2a,5{ 19285 2 eipAugs: 29:78
569659 ; Jack Bauer, New York.

16783

Faithless (The) lover; w G. S., jr.,.
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 -e.
Sept. 22, 1928; E 571241; George
Schmitt, jr., Washington, Mo. 16784.

Fall (The) ; w H. M. F., melody Her-
‘man Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher],
of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 17, 19235.
569342; Hildur Maria Fyrberg, So.
Hamilton, Mass. 16785.

Fan; w Charles K. Raucher, melody’
M. M. K., of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 23,
1923; E 571210; Maurice M. Korn,
Sea Gate, N. Y. - 16786

Fanfare march; by E. D. V., of U. &.,
arr. Pietro Lucchetti, of U. S.; pf.:
© 1 ¢ Sept. 11, 1923; E 569587;
-Ermino Daniel Vallario, Brooklyn.

16787

Fantastic dance; by Paul White, of U.

- $.; violin and pf. (Edition Cranz,
no. 648) © Aug. 11, 1923; 1¢. Aug.
21; E 571129; A. Cranz, Brussels,
Belgium. 16788

Far (The) green hills of home; w
Gordon Johnstone, m J. Pierre Con-
nor, of U. S.; high voice. © Sept.
10, 1923; 2 c Sept. 11; BE 569199;
G. Ricordi & co., ine., New York.

16789

Farewell sweet man o’ mine; w Gus
Smith, melody Jessé Crump. of U.S.
© 1 c. Sept. 27, 1928: E 571380;
Clarence Williams music pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York. 16790

Farjeon (Harry) Two free fugues; by
H. Farjeon, of Great Britain, op.
a4; pf. no. 1, 2. ©-Awe,,40; 1923;
1c. each Aug. 27; E 567605, 567606 ;
Bosworth & co., Itd., London.

16791, 16792

Father we thank Thee; prayer, w

_ Ralph Waldo Emerson, m_ Jessie
Mae Jewitt, of U. S.; mezzo-sop. or
ten., and contralto or bar., in A flat.
© Aug. 29, 1923; 2 ec Sept. 6: E
571410; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 16793

sop, or ten., con-
tralio’ ‘Or pat ta Ey WG Ane..2p
1923.;'2 ¢. Sept. 6; E 570829; M.

'*Witmark & sons, New York. 16794

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

Father’s board; fox trot, w and mel-
ody G. M. S., of U. S., arr. Edgar
Rollman, of U. S. © 1.¢. Sept. 18,
1923; E 571105; G. Morgan Simpson,
Baltimore. 16795

Fear not my love; from the comic

opera The sea serpent, w W. M. B., ;

melody Clifford W. Walsh, of U. S.
© 1-e¢ July 24, 1923; E 568800;
William Mill Butler, Beachwood,
N. J 16796

Feed bag song; w A. G., melody Jack
Hoan, Oo Us Sia Gad GAM ed,
1923; E 570698; Alex Gerber, New
York. 16797

Fellowship (The) of Jesus; w and
-m Albert Allen. Ketchum, of U. S.
©. Aug. 4,:1923;;.2-¢e Sept: 26; E
' 569700; Harry: D. Clarke, Chicago.

Rep KE 16798

Femme (Une) du monde 4 soi; paroles
de Briollet et Dalbret, musique de
‘Dalbret, of France. © Aug. 25,
1923: 1-c. Sept. 11; _E 567772; Fran-
eis Salabert, Paris. 16799

Fervore (Fervor) ; di M. Enrico Bossi,
of -Italy,, op. 140, no. 1; organ.
Aug. 3, 1923; 2 ce. Aug. 6;, E, 569157 ;
John Church co., Cineinnati. 16800

Festival mazurka; by Henry S. Saw-

yer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 21; HE 569533; T. 5. Deni-
son &.co.,. Chicago. 16801

Fibich’s (Zdenko) poem; arr. J. R.,
of U. S.; instrumental. © 1c. Aug.
6, 1923; E 568391; Jan Rubini, Los
Angeles. 16802

Fidele;,part-song, w Shakespeare, m
©, Lloyd Stafford ,of Great Britain ;
mixed voices. 4to. (Choral album,
no. 1349). © Aug. 18, 1923; 1. «.
Sept. 4; E 567652; Bayley & Fer-
guson, Glasgow. 16803

Fight lion fight; w and m Ray Per-
kins, of U. S. © Sept. 4, 1923; 2 e.
Sept. 14; E 569328; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 16804

Figlio, nun manna dollare! versi di
Raffaele Chiurazzi, musica di V.
D’Annibale, of Italy; mand acc.
Naples, Italy, Santa Lucia. 4to. ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 1c. Sept. 8; E 567708 ;
Italian book co., New York. 16805

Finlay (Kenneth G.) Nocturne; part-
song, w Richard Garnett, m K. G.
F., of Great Britain; mixed choir.
4to. (Choral album, no. 1351) ©
Ae. 2, lO2ag 1. C,.. SEDE Gey cl
567662; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. 16806

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Fire scene; for fires, mobs, [ete.],
Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. ©
. Sept., 18, 1923;..2..c. Sept. .21;4E
569494; T. S. Denison & co., Chi-
cago. 16807

First and last love; w and melody A.
ASD, OF U.S. ©'1 'e- Sept a0,
1923; E 569127; Arthur A. Darvo,
New York. 16808

Flashlight; fox trot in the 8 o’clock
revue, w and m George F. Green,
of Canada. © Sept. 1, 1923; 1 e
Sept. 4; E 567655; Whaley, Royce
& co., ltd., London. 16809

Fleeting thoughts; w May Shephard, -
m D. B., of England. Birkenhead
[England] Ryalls & Jones, ltd. ©
Aug: 20,-'1923; -'T -é) ‘Sept. «4
567657; Dorothy Brown, Bridling-
ton, England. 16810:

Fleur-de-lys; by Edwin Vaile McIn-.
tyre, of U. 8S. ,op. 52, no. 2; pf. (At-
a-l6-wa series of piano melodies)

, ©. Sept, 7.19235, 2) c jSenty lage,
569316; Willis musie co., Cincinnati..
| 16811.

Fleurs mortes; paroles de André Da-.
vid, musique de Vincenzo Davico, of

Italy. © Aug. 31, 1923; 1.e. Sept.
18; E 567882; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris. 16812:

Flight (The) of the soul; for death
scenes, Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.;
“pf. © Sept. 18; 1923; 2 c. Sept. 21;
EK 569497; T. S: Denison & co.. Chi-.
cago. 16813.

Flirtation; by Henry S. Sawyer, of
U. S.; pf: © Sept. 18, 1923; 2''¢.
Sept. 21; E 569509; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 16814.

Flirting (The) chauffeur; w A. E. F.
C., m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. ©
June 15, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569851 ;
Almira E. Forbes Clements, Pitts-
ville, Wis. 16815

Flor del mal; shimmy et fox trot, mu-.
sique de F. Wolter, of France; piano:
avec paroles. Paris, Editions Fran-
cis Salabert. © July 30, 1923; 1 c¢.
Aug. 18; E 567801; Union musical
espanola, Madrid. 16816

Florida; w and m M. E. S., of U. S.
© 1. Sept. 28, 1923; E 569726;
Mary Elston Smith, Largo, Fla.

16817

Florida shore; waltz ballad, w and m.:
Ethel and Billy Ritchie, of U. S.
© Aug. 18, 1923; 2 ec Aug. 20; E
570988; McKinley music co., Chi-
‘cago. 16818:

982

no. 10,1923 -

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

| 16840

Flower of dreams, w David Stevens,
-m Joseph W. Clokey, of U. S., op.
40; women’s voices, in three pts.
(Laurel octavo, no. 1004) © Aug.
24, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 6; E 571194; C.
C. Birchard & co., Boston. 16819

Flower of the Orient; waltzes, Carl
Loveland, of U. S.; pf. © (Vander-
sloot edition of latest musical com-
positions) © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 27; E 570635; Vandersloot mu-
sie pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

16820

Fluffy feathers; march two step, F. H.
Losey, of U. S., op. 334; pf. (Van-
dersloot edition of latest musical
compositions) © Aug. 25, 1923; 2
ce. Aug. 27; E 570630; Vandersloot
musie pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

16821

Follow the leader; by Helen Sears, of
U. S:, op. 5, no. 3; pf. (Miniature
solos, no. 3) © Sept. 14, 1923; 2 ¢.

~Sept. 12; E 569285; Gilbert music
co., Chicago. 16822

Foolish questions; w and m M. L. H.,
oie oe) 1 c. Aug, 23, 1923; FB
568802; May Linden Hilton, Los An-
geles, 16823

For my mammy, my baby, my Lindy
and me; w Al Knight, melody Sid-
ney Bechet, of U. S. © 1. Sept.
19, 4923; HE 569455; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.

16824

For unto us a Child is born; anthem,
Biblical w, m H. A. Wigtil, of U. S:;
mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 18, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 24; H 569612; H. A. Wig-
til, Roland, Ia. 16825

Four fiushin’ papa; w Lewis Michel-
son, melody C. W., of U.S. ©le.
Sept. 27, 1923; E 571384; Clarence
Williams music pub. c¢o., inc., New
York. 16826

Frescoes ; suite, Harold Carson, of Eng-
land; pf. Contents:—1. Jack o’-
hearts. —2. Chanson d’amour. — 38.
Columbine. © Aug.
Aug. 27; E 567607; Arthur & €o.,
ltd., London. 16827

Fresh, fresh fish: w E. R. H., m Fred
C. Wight, of U. S., New. London,
Conn., Home studio. © Sent. 20,
1923; 2 c, Sept. 213.0 571215: Ernst
R. Haase, New London, Conn.

16828

Friends; w L. M. G., melody Luther A.
Clark, of; U; Su @,1 ¢.Sept.- 10,
1923; FE 569134; Lawrence M.
Gnibba, Michigan City, Ind. 16829

ah, 19235 c.

Friendship; w and m R. H.S., of U. S.
© Sept. 15,.1923;.2 «. Sept. 26; E
571271; Ruby Hooton Schwab, Wa-
waka, Ind. 16830

‘Frisco (La); par Raoul Moretti, of

France; piano seul avee théorie. ©

Aug. 31, 1923; 1. ¢. Sept. 18; E
567862; Francis Salabert, Paris.

. 16831

Frog (A) he would a-wooing go;

selected and arr. H. A. W., of U.S.

16. mo. .©, Aug. 1, £9235, 2..c. Aug. -
18; E 569446; Harry Anglim Wil-
‘> liamson, Fairmont, W. Va. 16832
Froggies’ (The) swimming school

[and] The owl; w Alice C. D. Riley,
m Jessie L. Gaynor, of U. S., arr.
Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf., with w
ad lib. (From the child world)
cr Ave tS, 2993s 2 6 Ane Gs Ei
569647 ; John Chureh co., Cincinnati.
16833
Krolic; by Christian Schiifer, of Great
Britain, op. 100, no. 5; pf: © Sept.
8, 1923; 1:¢- Sept. 22.;) E' 567982 ;
Augener, Itd., London. 16834
Frolic of the elves; by Henry S. Saw-
yer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923;
2c. Sept. 21: E 569531 ;: T. .S.. Deni-
son & co.,. Chicago. 16885
From ocean to ocean; march, B. F.
Crumling, of U. S.; band. Ato. ©
Sept. 5, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 6; E 570835;
H. C. Miller, Parkesburg, Pa.
16836
From sense up to soul; sacred song, w
and m Au ME of,U:. S:,,.arr...G. We
Burton, of U. S. © Sept. 29, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 29; E 569916; Andy Mun-
son, Petersburg, Mich. 16837
From the land of the sky-blue water;
by Cadman, played Milton Suskind,

OFT SS. in’ A. “flat: TAmpico}no,
911-I") [Music roll, with words]
» © Jan. 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 28; EF
569759; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 16838
Fughetta [and] Gigue: by Joseph

Achron. op. 21, nos. 4, 5, ed. ‘and
fingered Jascha Heifetz, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; violin and

piano. (1'*7° suite en style ancien,
no. 4.5) © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.

14;. E 571038: G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. [© editing and finger-
ing] 16839
Garden of happiness; suite, Hubert -

Bath, of Great Britain; pf. Con-
tents:—1l. Sweet remembrance.—2Z.
Briar-rose.—3. In the. wood. ©

Sept. 18, 1923;.1 ¢ Sept. 18; E
567899 ; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don. 16840

983

16841

Garland of old fashioned roses; by
Keithley, played Andrei Kmita, of
U. S.; in F. (Ampico, no. 801-F)
[Music roll, with words] © Nov.
20; 4922; |2-¢) Sept.’ 28,! 192850 E

569753; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 16841

Gather ye rose-buds; w Robert Her-
rick, m A. M. M., of Canada; mixed

voices. © 1 ¢« Sept. 18, 1923; EB
971117; Agnella M. Mitton, South
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 16842

Gathering song of Donald the black;
vw Walter Scott, m arr. S. E. Lovatt,
of England; male _ voices. 4to.
(Male voice choir library, no. 118)
©. Aug. 28, 1923; 1 c Sept. 8: E
567726; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.

16843

Gavotte; by Joseph Achron, op. 21, no,
2, ed. and fingered Jascha Heifetz, of
Russia, domiciled at New York:
violin and pf. (1'°T® suite en style
ancien, no. 2) © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ec.
Sept. 14; E 571036: G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. [© editing and
fingering | 16844

dans le style ancien, Dent Mow-
rey, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 8, 1923:
20he. “Sept. ol43;0 BE. STAO2450 4G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 16845

Gay life; w and m J. B., of Russia,
domiciled at New York. © Aug. 23.
1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 29; E 569658; Jack
Bauer, New York. 16846

(Gem (The) waltz; by P. B. S.,. of
U. Sos. Di. 4 Ge Ate. 25, 1985". 2. ec.
Sept. 10; HE 569245; Pearl Baum
Sykes, Tampa, Fla. 16847

Gemma; valzer, melody N. T., of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1923; E 569674:
Nettie Tesoriero, New York. 16848

General Edwards march; by Ora Pre-
fontaine and Gladys Goyett, of U.
S.; pf. | © Sept. 5, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
S; E 570889; Fountainette pub. co.,
W orcester. 16849

Geneveure; w M. R. S., m Al Meehan,
Of PUAcS. sipi? with we (@OmAug): 8,
1923; 2. ¢e. Oct... 13; E 569876; Millie
R. Swail, Minneapolis. 16850

Georgia blues; lovesick moan, w Billy
Higgins, m W. Benton Overstreet,
of U. S. Mark bro. ed. © Sept. 15,
1928; 2 ce Sept. 17;'E 569381; Ea
ward B. Marks musie co., New York.

16851

TOL

Georgia land; w and m N. W.
eS. item Sent, 22 on Ses
24: E 569620; Nelle Womack Hines,

Milledgeville, Ga. 16852

Ze ieept. :

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pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Georgie McManus drives the blues
away; w and m F. D.-M,; of. U.S.

[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Sept. 10, 1923;
E 569112; Florence Daron-Merry-
man, Erie, Pa. 16853

Gestern nacht hab’ ich Marie nach
haus gebracht; marschlied, text von
Hans Pfianzer, musik von Paul Pal-
los, of Germany. © July 28, 1920;
le. Aug. 28, 1923; E 567998 ; Edition
Karl Briill, Berlin. 16854

Ghost march; for weird, mysterious
or grotesquely comic effects, Henry
S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept.
18, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 21; E 569524;
T. S. Denison & ¢o., Chicago.

16855

Ghost of the blues; w Tim Brymn,
melody Sidney Bechet, of U. S.
1c. Sept. 5, 1923 ; E 569026; Clarence
Williams music pub. ¢o., inc., New
York. 16856

Gim-me (The) blues; w W. A. K., m
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e. Sept.
27, 1923 ; EF 571359; William A. King,
Johnstown, Pa. 16857

Gingham (The) girl; from The ging-
ham girl, w Neville Fleeson, m Al-
bert von Tilzer. of U. S. © Sept. 6,

1923; 2 c. Sept. 7; E 570879; Harms,
ine., New York. 16858

*Ginny; w John Anderson and J. H.,
m Joe Hearst, of U. S. © Oct. 11,

1923; 2 ¢ Oct. SF Beatin, tearst
musie publishers, Itd., Winnipeg,
Canada. a.

Gipsy gavotte; by Henry S. Saywy
of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923; es
Sept. 21: E 569538 ; T. S. Denison
& €o., Chicago. 16860

Girl (The) I love is like a will-o-the-
wisp: w Jack Yellen, melody Milton
Ager,’ of U.S." Gale: Seg. 19,
1923; E 569454; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inec., New York. 16861

Girl (The) of his dreams; w and m

7. Re of “US'S. VStamgardear: c)
Seppe 14) V1O2 a V2 ecoume:. Ey
‘5711381; Zettie Kelly, Covington,
Tenn, 16862

Girl (The) who brought me sunshine,
then took it away; w L. Brea, m
Valeria Gordon, of U. 8.; piano with
we (©) faly S192 5e" 2 eee 1
E 569872; L. Brea, San Pedro, Calif.

16863
Girlie don’t break my heart; w and
melody |W. -b... OF AO. ce. ni ea

VosBurgh, of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 15,
1923; E. 571078; Walter Billard,
Naugatuck, Conn. 16864

984

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Girlies; scéne enfantine, par Robert
Casa, of France; orch. avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1c. Sept. 11; E 567751; J. Raux,
Paris. 16865

Glamoury life on old Broadway; :-w

T. R., m John F. Ryan, of U. 8.
dt .e, Sept. 20, 1923, E .571166;
Thomas Reilly, Barrie, Ont., Canada.
16866

Glanecing; waltz, Bertram Lestrange,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 24,
1923; 1.¢. Sept. 7: E 567720: Ascher-
‘berg, Hopwood & Crewylt

Gliding; w and m P. ¥
© 1,c.iSept, 29, 192%
Phylis T. Spicker, Logag

Glissando; song or fox t ry
Farle Rodney [pseud.’ of
of -U. :S. © 1c. Sept.

_ 569424; Robert Samueé I ‘
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Fae “F6869

Glory and endless years: Ww !Witliam
Dean: Howells. m Mabel’ W“’Daniels.
of U. S., op. 27, 110, ; men’s voices.

(Octavo series, men’s yoices, no.
473) © Aug: 24, 1924; 2..e.Aug.
27; E 570604; Arthur P. Sehmidt
co., Boston. [© arrangement]
16870

Glory to God in the highest; Christ-
mas anthem, w from Bible, m Geo.
Marks Evans, of U. S.; mixed voices.
(Rosche’s octavos, second series, no.
668) © Sept. 1, 1923: 2 ¢. Sept. 12:
E 569277; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.

16871

Go, lovely rose; part-song, w Edmund
Waller, m E. Markham Lee, of Great
Britain; sop. and contralto. Cur-
‘wen ed. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1923; 1c.
Sept. 4; E 567820: J. Gurwen &
sons, ltd., London. 16872

God love her, my dear old mother: w
Mrs. J. M., m John F. Ryan, of U. S.
3G) D. c. Sept. 27; 1923! WY 571357" ces:
J. McDonald, Dav enport, Ta." "1687

God (The) of Abram praise; ine
w Oliver,'m’ R.A Stults): of U's:
4to. (Hall-Mack co.’s collection of
ehurch anthems. no. 319) © Sept.
D, 1923; 2. ¢.' Sept! "17: SH 560398 -
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 16874

God shall wipe away all tears: w and
m Albert Allen Ketchum, of U. S.

16886

Going rowing; from The left-over, w
Zelda Sears, m Vincent Youmans,
of U.S. © Sept. 24, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
25: E 569649; Harms, inc., New
York. 16876

Going some; w Armen Touryan, m
John F. Ryan, of U. S. © 1c. Sept.
11, 1923; E 570923; Mrs. A. Wilson,
Newark, N. J. 16877

Golden gems; arr. Will P. Held, of U-
S.; oreh. 4to. (Sing them again
series) Contents:—1l. Put on your’
old gray bonnet.—2. Father, dear
father, come home—3s. The old
oaken bucket. © June 7, 1923; 2 ¢
Sept. 24; E 569667; Norman Jef-
feries, Philadelphia. [© arrange-
ment | 16878

Golden hour; just as I am, w adapted
from an old hymn, m W. T. E., of
U., Sz [Photostat] ).© + e; Aug. 27,
1923: E 95708038; Will T. Elwell,
Seattle. 16879

Golden (The) journey to Samarkand;
text by James Elroy Fiecker, m
Granville Bantock, of England;
mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 24,
1923: 2 c. Sept. 26; E 569655; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 16880

Golden September ; w and melody Jack
Brown and L. S., of U. S., arr. M.
Hance, J. Brown ‘and L: S., of U. S.
© 1 ec. Sept.. 29, 1928; E 571435;
Monte Hance and Lewis Story, Los
Angeles. 16881

Golden (The) trail; from Greenwich
Village follies, w Irving Caesar and
John Murray Anderson, m Louis
A. Hirsch, of U. S:. © Sept. 19,.
1923; 2 ¢.. Sept. 21; E 569487; Vic-
toria pub. corp.. New York. 16882

Gondoliere-tango; Komm zum. Lido,
mein lieb, worte von Richard Bars,
musik von José Armandola, of Ger-

many. © Dec. 21,,1922; 1 c.. Sept..4,
1923; E 567675; Heiki-verlag, Ber-
lin. 16883

Gone forever: w and melody H. P. L.,

of U0. So ©1,e);Sept. 20, 19235-H
571158: Henry P.. Labelle, Lynn,
Mass. 16884

Goodbye ain’t always gone; drag fox
trot blues, w and m Clara Capehart
and Selby Harney, of U. S., arr. S.
H. ©1e. Sept. 26, 1923; E 569694 ;
Breau and Tobias, New York.

16885

w: M. melody

Good-bye boys; Vio,

© Aug. 4, 1923; 2\¢. Sept: 26: 5 James E. Aldridge, of U.S. ©1e.
069704; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. Aug.) 25,::1928);;'. BE 1571220; Mabel
16875 Vance Marshall, New York. | 16886

; | 985

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

16887

pt. mr nw 8., v.18

Good-bye, honey, step. on’ the. gas; w’ | Grandpapa’s favorite dance; by Harry

J: EK. W., m John F. Ryan, of U.'S.
@r1.e! Sept. 20,1923; E 571161; J.
- Ernestine Wyatt, Waterloo, Ta.
16887
Good-bye my used to be, your once
was, is gone; w and melody T. A.
Hammed. of, U. S. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1923 ; HE} 569577; Clarence Williams
music pub co., ine., New York.

16888

Good bye pal; melody C. H. and
Walter Goodwin, of U. S. ©1e.
Sept. 17, 1923; E° 569330; Clyde
Hager, Chicago. 16889

Good-bye sweetheart good-bye; w A.
B.. .J.,, Mal. Ludwig, Frank, “of .U...S.
©.1 ¢ Sept. 11, 1923; E 570941;
Amelia Bates Jonas, Covington, Ky.

16890

Gosh but she’s nice; one step, w and
m’W:-P. T.,; of U. S:; arr. Nicholas
Rossi, of U.'S!; pf.'with w. © tie.
Oct. 2, 1923; E 571467; Walter
Paul Tulley,. Allston, Mass. 16891

Gossip Joan; old English tune, arr,
Angela Diller,- of U. S.; pf, with
suggestions for study. (In days of
old, ‘no. 1) -© Sept. 8, 1923; 2c.
Sept. 14; H 571025; G. Schirmer,
ine., New, York. 16892

Grab me, nab me; w and melody J.

G.; and Jean .Walz,,.of; U. S., arr.
Ji. WW", Of -Beas. e© Aye Sept. 29,
1923; E 571424; Julius Goldberg,
Chicago. 16893

Gradus ad Parnassum; von Muzio
Clementi, auswahl von Carl Tausig,
neue instruktive ausgabe von Theo-
dor Wiehmayer, of Germany; pf.
(Die etude, band VII) © July 23,
1923; 1 c. Aug. 28; E 567618: Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-

many. [© editing, fingering, phras-
ing and selection] _ 16894
Granados (Enrique) Intermezzo ;

from the opera Goyescas, E. Grana-
dos, transcribed Gaspar Cassado, of

Spain; violoncello and piano. ©
Sept. 8, 1923; 2 e Sept. 14; E

571019; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
[© transcription] 16895
Grande (La) dame et le petit mon-
sieur; paroles de V. Telly et Audif-
fred, musique de Laurent Halet, of

France. © Aug. 25; 1923; 1 ec. Sept.
11; E 567769; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 16896

Grandmother dear; w and m J. S., of
U. S. New York; Jack Snyder pub.
co., ine. © Sept. 24, 1923; 2 ec. Sept.
25; E 571261; Jack Snyder, New
York. 16897

Rogers Pratt, of U. S., op. 18, no. 3;
pf. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 «. Sept. 14;

EK 571041; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 16898
Grandpa’s' spells; a stomp, Ferd

(Jelly Roll) Morton, of U. S.;. pf.

© 1 ¢. Aug. 20, 1923; E 570417;

Melrose bros. music co., Chicago.
16899

Grateful; ballad, John De Bueris, of
U. S.; orch. 4to. © Sept. 3, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 5; E 569981; Manhattan
music coy New York. 16900 -

ath no man than this;
om the Bible, m Lance-
of Great Britain; four
es with organ ace. 4to.
album, no. 1344) © Aug.

ce. Sept. 4; E 567649;
ae Glasgow.

Greater |]

16901

it: Bikncary fox-trot, Karl
Haupt, of Austria; pf. © June 8,
1923 ;;1-¢. Aug. 25; E, 567710; Dix,
Itd., London, 16902

Grieving, I’m always grieving for you;
w and’ melody I. B., of U.S. ©1
ce. Sept. 10, 1923; EK 569148; Irving
Brodsky, Brooklyn. 16903

Griffis (Elliot) Noeturne; by E. G..,
of U.'S.;, pt... © Aue fi 2222 cs
-Aug. 17; E 568698; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 16904

Grisée d’amour; valse sérénade, par
Babil Calvete, of Spain; pf.
Aug. 2;,,1923¢° 2 Guo Septaiet sar
567755; Durand et cie., Paris.

16905
Gunther (Jesse) A melody; by J. G.,
of U. S.; melody with pf. ace. © 1

e. Aug. 31, 1923; E 570747; Jesse
Gunther, Atlantie City. 16906

Hail Holy One; service for Christmas,
w A. A. Payn [and others], m A. B.
Dorsey [and others, of U. 8.] 8vo.
© Sept. 10, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept. 17; E
569408 ; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.

16907

Hallelujah! I believe ; w and m War-
ren, Collins,.of, U.,,Si (@y guly 61,

1923; 2 ec. Sept. 11; E 570946; B.
T. Richey, Houston. 16908
Hand culture; finger, hand and arm

gymnastics at the piano, Blanche
H. Rennie, of England. (Bosworth
edition, no. 1072) © Aug. 24, 1923;
1 ec. Sept. 14; E 567828; Bosworth
& co., Itd., London. 16909

Y86

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ~

no. 10, 1923

Hanushka; by Rudolf Friml, of
Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled at New
York; pf. © Sept. 4, 1923; 2c.
Sept. 4; E 569014; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 16910

Happiness; w M. Maraghy, m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. ©1e. Sept. 5, 1923;
E 570861; Mrs. W. W. Lyst, Miami.

16911

Happy; from Top hole, w Eugene J.
W. Conrad, m Robert Braine, of U.
S. © Sept. 13, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 13;
EK 571058; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 16912

Happy blues; fox trot, w Frank J.
Purdy, m Chas. V. Bates, of U. S.
© Sept. 15, 1923; 2 & Sept. 26; E
571285; Victor music pub. co.,

' Philadelphia. 16913

Happy days; w Harry Williams, m
James W. Foster and J. Bodewalt
Lampe, of U. S. © Aug. 14, 1923;
2c. Aug. 15; E 569421; Jerome H.

- Remick & co.,; New York. 16914

Harem girl; .w Mildred Euson, m
Oscar Bump, of U. S., arr. M. E., of
to ok wih w. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1923; E 569293; Alfred Fred Fried-
man, Chicago. 16915

Harris (Cuthbert) Five miniatures;
by C. Harris, of England; pf. Con-
tents :—1. An April song.—2. Birth-
day melody.—3. The butterfly.
Mystic night.—5. Caprice. © Sept.
5, 1923; 1 c.. Sept. 19; E. 567928;
Warren & Phillips, London. 16916

—— Vive studies in technic; by C.
- Harris, of England; pf. Contents :—
1. The fountain.—2. Snowflakes.—
38. Inquietude—4. The cataract.—
5. Spring-time. © Aug. 20,:1923; 1
e. Aug. 30; E 567631; Warren &
Phillips, London. 16917

Harry! I’m just wild about Harry;
fox-trot, paroles de Nazelles, musi-
que de Noble Sissle et Eubie Blake,
O£6TW) Soo OmTunel 27, 192375027 ec.
Sept. 18; E 571145; Francis Day,
Paris. 16918

Haubiel (Charles) Twenty-four little
preludes; by‘'C. Haubiel, of U. S.;
pf. bk. 2. (C. M. C. edueational
library, series 1, no. 12) © Aug.
18, 1923; 2 c« Aug. 18; E 569416;
Composers’ music corp., New York.

16919
Have you had your banana today;
w J. Weist and Harry C. Huse,

melody J. W., of U. S:, arr. Carl A.

16931

Weber, of U. S. © 1 ce Sept. 26,
1923; E 569682; John Weist, Seat-

tle. 16920
Hawaiian serenade; suitable for
general love scenes, Henry SS.
Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18,

19232 2 fe Sept?) 2F - "569521 3° T.
S. Denison & co., Chicago. 16921

Hawaiian waltz; by Franz Smehil, of
Hungary; melody with pf. ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1923; E 569018; Alexander
Krisel, Brooklyn. 16922

Haydn (Franz Josef) The Oxford
symphony; by J. Haydn, op. 66, no.
2, arr. Charles Woodhouse, of Eng-
land; orch. in G maj. Hawkes con-
“cert ed. © Aug. 21, 1923; 1c. Aug.
30; E 567632; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. 16923

He leadeth me; anthem, w J. H. Gil-
more, hymn melody Bradbury, arr.
Roger G. Cox, of U. S.; mixed
voices, with violin obbl., ad_ lib.
(Rosche’s octavos, second series, no.

671) © Sept. 1, 1923; 2 c Sept.
12; E 569273; Geo. F. Rosche,
Chicago. 16924

He’s an Odd fellow; w and m George
Hunt, of U. S. © Sept. 11, 1923;
2c. Sept. 17; E 569364; Circle music
pub. co., Cincinnati. 16925

He that overcometh; vocal duet, w
and m J. M. L., of U. S. 4to. ©
Sept. 15, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 26; H
571274; James M. Lane, Oklahoma
City, Okl. 16926

Head over heels; selection from the
musical comedy, H. Fraser-Simson,
arr. Herman Finck, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept.
18; E 567935; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. [© arrange-
ment] 16927

-Hear those Christmas bells a-ringing;

wand. at. S?'A! of -UWi48i°© ibe.
Sept. 25, 1923; E 571252; Suzanne
Allen, Washington. 16928

Hear Thou my prayer; text from
Psalm 86, m Bernard Hamblen, of
U. S.; low voice. © Sept. 11, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 12; E 570964; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, ine., New York. 16929

Heartbroken over you; w and m F.
L. L., of Canada, arr. Otto Zimmer-
man, of Canada. ‘© 1 c¢. Sept. 12,
1923; E 569268; Felix L. Lewis.
Montreal, Canada. 16930

Hearts of youth; w C. O. L., m L. P.
Totten and Edouard Hesselberg, of
Ui'S."" © Oct’ Ss, 192552 e.. Cet. '8;
EH 571781; Chas. O. Lind, Centralia,
Wash. 16931

987

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

16932

Heartstrings; valse, w R. K., m C. D.,
of U. 8S. .©1. Sept. 20, 1923; E

571177; Richard Kosmin and Carl |

Dienstbach, Brooklyn. 16932

Heaven is aS near as you and home
sweet home; w and m W. E. M.,
of U. S., arr. Alfred Dalby. © Sept.
22, 1923; 2.¢. Sept. 24; E 569623;
W. E. McKisson, Cuyahoga Falls, O.

16933

Hebrew sacred chorus; by G. R., of U.
S.; mixed voices. Philadelphia, Ohel
Jacob synagogue. 4to. Contents :—
1. Ahavas olom.—2. Hashkivenu. ©

US A, dete ae Or AO, CON ae Ey
569004; G. Rabinowitz, Philadel-
phis. 16934

Hedge roses; a woodland idyll, Hugo
Frey, of U. S.; orch. (Red seal con-
cert series) © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 4
Sept. 10; E 569168; Richmond-Rob-
bins, inc., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 16935

Hello on the radio; w I. C., melody
.Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S. © 1. Sept. 17,
1923 ; E 569337 ; Inez Craig, Atwood,
Kan. 16936

Henpecked blues; w and m Jules Buf-
fano, of U. S. © Sept. 7, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 11; E 569307; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 16937

w V. 'T., m John F. Ryan, of
U.r 8S. © 1. ce Septe: 11; 1923.52 E
570926; Victoria Thornton, Owens-
boro, Ky. 16938

Henpecked husband blues; w and mel-
ody Jimmy Kaplan, of U. S. © 1
ce. Sept. 27, 1923; E 571385; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. ¢o., ine,
New York. 16939

Henry and Mary; two-part song for
children, poem Robert Graves, m
Felix White, of Great Britain; sop.
and contralto. Curwen ed. 4to. ©
JULY, 624.4923; do ep Aum tee H
067618 ; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon-
don. 16940

Here comes the band; by Henry 'S.
Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 21; E.569529; T. S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 16941

Hésitante; valse boston. par Hector
. Casella, of France; orch. avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 31, 1923;
1 ¢@ Sept. 18; E 567859; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 16942
Hesitatin®?’ mamma; melody, A. M.
Gifford. of U.-S. © 1.¢ Sept. 5,
1923; EH 569030; Clarence: Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.
. 169438

988

pt. III, nis., v. 18
Hesitating baby: song fox-trot, w and
m Robert J. Wyeth, of Great Brit-
ain. © Sept. 12, 1923; 1 c Sept.
22; E 572002; Lareine & co., Itd.,
London. 16944

Hesitation ; by Rudolf Friml, of Czecho-
Slovakia. domiciled at New York;
pf. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 e Sept. 4;
E 569015; Harold Flammer, ince.,
New York. : 16945

Heures (Les); poésies de Emile Ver-
haeren, musique de Jacques de la
Presle, of France. Contents :—1.
Heure claire.—2. Heure d’aprés -
midi.—3. Heure du soir. © Aug.
31, 1923; 1 ce Sept. 18; E 567885;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 16946

High blues: w and m R. W., of U. S.
© 1e¢. Sept. 19, 1923; E 569456;
Julius Boiarsky and Reynor White.
Charleston, W. Va. 16947

Himalaya mine; w and m M. L. H.,
of U: (Sx; Ord ce Ames 2a oss ;
E 568804: May Linden Hilton, Los
Angeles. 16948

His first hair cut; w and m Rena
Barry Skerritt, of U. S. © Sept.
14, 1923: 2 « Sept. 17; E 569444;
C. W. Thompson & ¢co., Boston. 16949

Hitchy Koo Koo: w and m W. O’B.,
of. U,.S.; arr... Prot. Moniaio ot
U. S.; pf. with w. ©1 ¢ Aug. 21,
1923: E 568775; William O’Brien,
Brooklyn. 16950

Ho, ro! my nut brown maiden; w J. S.
Blackie, set to old Highland melody,
arr. Kenneth G. Finlay, of Great
Britain; male voices. 4to. (Scot-
tish part songs, no. 200) © Aug. 23,
1923: 1 ¢@ Sept. 6; E 567661; Bay-
ley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 16951

Hobgoblin; by Leonard Hudson, of
England, op. 10, no. 1; pf. © Aug.
30, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept. 14; E 567837;
Stainer & Bell. ltd., London. 16952

Hold steady ; for marches, drills [ete.],
Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf.
Sept. 18, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 21; E
569525; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.

16953

Holiday (The); novel sketch, W. M.
T:, of U._-S.,,0p: 135: p£.": Sti. Lonis;
Mo., Treloar music co. Contents.—
Dawn.—The merry-go-round.—Sail-
ing on the lake-—Homeward march.
© Sept. 27, 1923; 2. c Sept. 27; E
571411; W. M. Treloar, St. Louis.

16954

Holy Father keep us, till we meet
again; sacred song, w Vernon N.
Ray, m Tom Lemonier, of U. S. ©

5

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

ARE. 28571923); -24c Septic AT;
569671; Ray & Lemonier, Chicago.
Panes 16955
Holy, holy, holy; by Dykes, played
Alexander Russell, of U. S.; in E
flat. (Ampico, no. 861-E) [Music
roll, with words] © Dec. 20, 1922;
2c. Sept. 26, 1923 ; E 569751; Ameri-
can piano co., New York.. [© inter-
pretation] 16956

(Heilig, heilig, heilig) ; w and m
G. C. A. K., of U. S.; male cho. 4to.
© Sept. 8, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 10; E
569213; G. C. Albert Kaeppel,
River Forest, I11. 16957

Holy Spirit, come and fill us; w War-
ren Collins, m adapted from Ger-
man, [arranger, of U. S.] © July
31, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 11; BE 570948;
R. T. Richey, Houston. 16958

Holy Spirit hymn; w Warren Collins
and addendum air, m adapted from
Gottschalk [arranger, of U. S.] ©
dey ek 1925 2° 2 e. Sept. Te.
970959; R. T. Richey, Houston.

16959

Home; from Head over heels, w Harry
Graham, m Harold Fraser-Simson,
of Great Britain. © Sept. 8, 1923;
1c. Sept. 18; E 567939; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.

16960.

Home again; arr. Will P. Held, of
U. 8.; orch. 4to. (Sing them again
ser‘es) Contents—l. Old Black
Joe—2. Little Annie Rooney.—3.
Home sweet home. © June 7, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 24; E 569668; Norman
Jefferies, Philadelphia. [© arrange-
ment] 16961

Homeless; w B. B., m Al Meehan, of U.
S.; pf. with w. © June 15, 1923;
2 e. Oct. 1; E 569850; Bertha Beze-
mer, Winnipeg, Canada, 16962

Homesick (Nostalgie); paroles et
musique de Irving Berlin, of U. S.,
paroles francaises de Nazelles. ©

dunner 27, 19238: 2..¢. Sept. 18:
971146; Publications Francis-Day,
Paris. 16963

Honey I don’t want your money; fox
trot song, w J. Tod Sloan and Joseph
Slovinsky [pseud. of L. B.], melody
Lew. Berni [pseud. of L. B., of U.
S.] ©1c. Aug. 11, 1923; © 570981;
Louis Bernstein, Brooklyn. 16964

Honey, kiss me please; song valse, w
Mark Melbourne, m Alfred Sykes,
of England. © June 22, 1923; 1

16976

E | Honeymoon jazz blues; w and m §&.

B., of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1923;
E 569547 ; Sam Becker, South Minne-
apolis. 16966

Honeysuckle lady; w Maurice J.
Gunsky, melody N. Goldstein, of U.
S., arr. Neil Morét,.of U. S. © 1
ec. Sept. 4, 1923; E 570801; Nat
Goldstein music pub. co., San Fran-
cisco. 16967

Honolulu moon; waltz ballad, w and
m Louis T. Kunde, of U. 8S. © Sept. |
2p, 1925: 2 ¢. Sept, 17.3 “E a69362.:
L. T. Kunde, inc., Milwaukee.

16968

Hoosier moonlight on the banks of the
old St. Joe; w and m Mary Ellen
Warburton, of U. S., arr. by D. B.,
of UPS.7- © 1° oe: Aug. '31,° 1923 * BE
570761; Mary E. Warburton and
Dorothy Beckett, Sidney, O.

16969

Hop in my tent and make your wig-
wam; w and m J. W. KF, of U. S.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 21, 1923; E 569478;
James William Fitzpatrick, Brook-
line, Mass. 16970

Horns (The) of elfland; w Tennyson,
m T. P. Arkell, of Great Britain;
three female voices. (Collegiate
choir, no. 375) © Sept. 1, 1923;
1 ec. Sept. 20; E 567955; Bayley &
Ferguson, Glasgow. 16971

Hot Hindoo; from Greenwich Village
follies, w Arthur Francis, m Lewis
Gensler, of U. S. © Sept. 25, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 26; E 571407; Victoria
pub. co., New York. 16972

House (The) of David blues; w and
m Elmer Schoebel, Billy Meyers and
Irving Mills, of U. S. © Aug. 23,
1923; 2 ec. Sept. 4; E 570807; Jack
Mills, inec., New York. 16973

House of mine; w Robert Louis
Stevenson, m Douglas Macdonald
Stewart, of Great Britain; in C.
Ang; 29, 1923: i e. Sept. .22;. EB
567980; Augener, Itd., London.

16974

How amiable are Thy dwellings;
sacred w, m A. H.-D., of Great Brit-
ain; alto or 1st ten., ten., bar. and
bass. © Sept. 4, 1923; 1 c. Sept.
19; EK 567926; A. Holmes-Dallimore,
London, 16975

How beautiful the world seems to me;
waltz ballad, w and m J. B., of
Russia, domiciled at New York. ©

ec. July 6; E 567971; Arthur Samuel Aue) 23,9923 '92 ey) Aug. 295) B
Lander, Cambridge, England. 569660; Jack Bauer, New York.
: 16965 [© new matter] 16976

989

16977

How can I be your sweet mamma
when youre a daddy to someone
else; w and melody M. O., of U. S.
© 1e¢ Aug. 21, 1923; E. 568771;
Miles Oliver, Jersey. City. 16977

How can I love you when you keep on
foolin’ around ; w Vaughan De Leath
[pseud. of Leonore Von der Leith],
melody Roland Irving, of U. S. ©
lie. Sept. 5, 1923; E 569033; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 16978

How do you do kind audience; w and
melody S. M., of U. S. ©1c. Sept.
15, 1923 ; E 569292 ; Sim Moore, New
York. 16979

How I miss your loving now; lyrics
and melody F. C., of U. S8., arr. Mor-
tiemer M. Pease, of U. S. ©1-«.
Sept. 24, 1923; E 569563; Frank
Clark, Washington. 16980

How manifold Thy works, O Lord;
anthem,, for Thanksgiving or gen-
eral use, w anon., m R. M. Stults,
of U. S. 4to. (Hall-Mack co’s col-
-lection of church anthems, no. 321)
©, Sept. 5, 1928; 2.c. Sept. 17; E
569400 ; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.

16981

How peaceful was the night; anthem,
w Milton, m F. Leslie Calver, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo series, mixed voices, sacred, no.
1390). © Sept. 21, 1923; 2 « Sept.
26; E 569707; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 16982

Hum-a-song; w and melody F. 8. P.,
of U. S., arr. Dave Peyton, of U. 8.
© bye. MANS.f1 2291923 4 WoS70520 ;sx
Fred S. Prochep, Chicago. 16983

Humility; sacred song, w Elenora HE.
Pike, m Helena Stone Torgerson, of
U. S.; medium voice, in E flat.
Oct: 8,'1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 8; BE ST1768 ;
Thomas W. Hatch, ine., Chicago.

16984

Humoresque; par Rogelio Huguet, arr.

par F. Salabert, of France; pour
violon avec ace. d’orch. et piano
conducteur. 4to. (Célébre collec-
tion des succés, no. 652) © Dee. 31,

1922; 1 c. Sept. 11, 1923; E 567768;
Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar-
rangement] 16985

Humoresque IV; av Jean Sibelius, op.
89b, ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt, of
U. §S.; violon seul avec ace. d’in-
struments 4 archet. Partition.
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2269)

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

| ©* Aug. 27,1923; Ie)! Sept, 104 E
569190; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revising]

16986

Hunter’s horn; by Henry 8. Sawyer,
of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2
ce. Sept. 21; E 569519; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 16987

Hush, baby; a lullaby, Maurice Baron,
of France; orch. with pf. conduc-
tor., -4to. © Sept: 24,1923; 2, c¢.
Sept. 26; E 569686; Belwin, inc.,
New York.

Hussens kerker; worte von Konrad
Ferdinand Meyer, musik von Hans
Pfitzner, of Germany, op. 32, no. 1;
bariton oder bass. © Sept. 6, 1923;
1 ec. Sept. 19; EH 572007; Adolph
Firstner, Berlin. 16989

Hymn of America; cho., w and m I. B.
Haymond, of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 14,
1923; E 569294; A. A. Kind, Miami.

16990

Hymn to the sun; from The golden
cockerel, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakoff,
transcribed H. Clough-Leighter, of
U. S.; organ. (Recotal series, sec-
ond series, no. 40) © Sept. 12,
1923; 2 ec. Sept. 18; EB 569412; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. [© tran-
scription ] 16991

Hymn tune voluntaries; twelve pieces
in various styles founded on favor-
ite psalm and hymn tunes, Ernest
A. Dicks, of Great Britain; organ.
obl. Svo. © Aug. 18, 1923; 1 c.
Sept. 4; E 567653; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow. 16992

Hymns and prayers for church socie-
ties and assemblies; compiled Com-
mon service book committee of U.
Ti'C., of pWisSh > 12m aor Aes 7,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 4; aff. Sept. 5; A
752768; United Lutheran church in
America, New York. 16993

Hypnotizing papa; w J. O.,.m E. 8. 8.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1c Aug.
31, 1923; E 570737; Josephine
Overby, Evansville, Ind. 16994

I ain’t got nobody blues; lyric Jack
Frost [i. e. Harold G. Frost], mel-
ody F. Henri Klickmann, of U. 8.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 19238; E 569554;
McKinley music co., Chicago.

16995

I am just wondering all of the while;
w and m P. G. B., of U. S., arr. Ar-
nold T. Lax, of U. S. New York,
Frank Harding. (Cover title:—I

990.

16988

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

am just wondering all of the time)
‘© Sept. 8, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 14; E
‘569430; P. G. Bradley, Avon, N. Y.

16996

I am longing for home sweet home
and you; w Violet Richards, m M.
in, of U. S...© Sept. 8,, 1923.2, ¢.
Sept. 10; E 569222; May Richards,
Chicago. 16997

I am one with my God; sacred song,
w Mary Widener King, m Samuel

Richards Gaines, of U. S8.; high
voice in F. (Three devotional songs,
no. 1) © Aug. 18, 1923; 2 c. Aug.

20:;~ B °569202 ;
pub. co., Boston.

White-Smith music
16998

I am thinking of you; from Green-
wich Village follies, w Irving Cae-
sar, and John Murray Anderson, m
Louis A. Hirsch, of U. S.. © Sept.
19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 21; E 569483;
Victoria pub. corp., New York.

16999

I can’t find a name sweet enough for
you; w andm J. S., of U. S. © Sept.
22 doe: 2 rGrpept. 203.4, 511262;
Jack Snyder pub. co., ine, New
York. 17000

I can’t forget about you; w and m
fw S. R, of U.S. ©1.« Sept. 26,
1923; E 569679; Frederick S. Ran-
dall, Duluth, Minn. 17001

I can’t forget that old girl of mine;
w A. E. Grosmann, m J. J. G., of

U.S. © 1 ec. Sept.. 22, 1923; E
561207; J. J. Grosmann, Memphis,
Tenn. 17002

I can’t realize you’re gone; w Gus
Kahn, m Geo. W. Meyer, of U. S.
© Aug, 15, 1923- 2 ¢ Aug. 16: E
568690; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 17003

I'd like to be back home again; w
and m L. A., of U. S. Boston,
Mass., Lewis Alston music co.
Sept #7, 19233) 2: e» Sept..26; oh
569706; Lewis Alston, Boston.

17004

I’d rather be just a little bit fat; w
and m ‘A. Ci; of U. 8. arr “Harta
Germaine Truesdell, of U.S. ©1l-«
Aug. 24, 1923; E 570555; Lillian
Alma Chamberlain, Minneapolis.

1705

i’d rather lose my mother than you;
w H. W. P., m Valeria Gordon, of
Ute Seer pts with }iwalt ©! Fune) 20,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 5698838; Henry
Wesley Painter, Mayslick, Ky.

: 17006

17017

I don’t know why; w Frank Galvin,
melody Jack Coakley, of U. S.. arr.
Harry A .Powell, of U. S. ©1e.
Sept. 15, 1923; E 569665; Galvin
and Coakley, Los Angeles. 17007

I don’t know why I said good-bye to

Dixie; w W. S. -B., m Herman A.
Hummel, of U. S. © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 e. Sept. 10; E 569226; Walter S.
Boltz, Detroit. 17008

I dreamt of a king’s fair daughter;-
w after Heine, G. H. Clutsam, m
G. H. C., of Great Britain; in F
minor. © Sept: 18,::%923ri wb! «
Sept. 18; E 567898; Edwin Ash-
down, Itd., London. 17009

I feel so good: w J. Brandon Walsh,
m Car! Rupp, of U. S. © Sept. 7,
1923: 2 ¢.- Sept. 12; E 570974; Jer-
ome H. Remick & co., New York.

17010

I go to prepare a place for you; vo-
eal duet, w. and: mJ, M. L:, of U. S.
4to. © Sept. 15, 1923; 2 ec. Sept.
26; E 571273; James M. Lane, Ok-
lahoma City, OkI. 17011

I gotta find me a mamma, who'll
chase my blues away; w and m
Phil Ohman and Pete Kane, of
Us Sy flartl Waoe, Pollasot B88.
(Triangle blues series) © 1c. Aug.
29, 1923; E 570682; Triangle mu-
sic pub. co., ine., New York. 17012

I have searched the world over to find
someone like you; w J. E. K., m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
Lc, Ang. .3,).1923 5 Hh bGO439 ° oT.. i
Kling, Liberty, N. Y. 17013

I have tried to forget; w E. E. H., m
Daniel H.' Wilson, of U. 8S. Port-
land, Oregon, Daniel H. Wilson. ©
Be oO, vl OZ. cy, Co BPeDe cLO 7 |
569178; Erna E. Hoefs, Portland,
Or. 17014

I heard you sing; w Dudley Beres-
ford. m Noel Johnson, of Great
Britain, yi): Aa, ot VOOR «3 od a
Sept. 7; E 567719; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London. 17015

I like chicken; from Scandals 1923,
w fand) in Ny PecRur and Ve: He !.of
Wes. 1 © pAweh Uy 1923) ere. “Auge.
27: E 570617; Norman F. Robert-
son and Van Campen Heilner,
Spring Lake, N. J. 17016

I'll be a pal to mother; w C. J. S.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Sept. 10, 1923; E 569142; Cora
J. Smith, Lebanon, N. H. 17017

GOD

Ca. Cee
Sad r a

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17018

pt. mpm 8., v.18

Tll be so good to you; duet. from
Head over heels, w Adrian Ross, m
Harold Fraser-Simson, of Great
Britain. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept.
18; E 567937 ; Ascherberg. Hopwood
& Crew, Itd., London. 17018

T’ll build a stairway to paradise; fox-
trot from George White’s scandals,
Gershwin, played, the Original
piano trio, of U.S.; in D flat. (Am-
pico, no. 203001-E) [Music roll.
with words] © Oct. 20, 1922; 2 «.
Sept. 26, 1923; E 569735; Ameri-
can piano co., New York. [© in-
terpretation ] 17019

Tll follow Jesus; w T. L., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.
June 1, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 1; E 569904 ;
Thomas Lynn, Dalton, Ga. 17020

I’li never be lonely again; fox-trot, w
Frank Tannehill, melody D. C., of

UitSs) © Ae Sept. 25, 1928: B
571255; . Dante Carrozzini, New
York. 17021

I'll never grow tired of you: lyric

and melody H.:C., of U.S.) © 1c.
Sept. 4, 1923; E 570804: Hymon
Cheiffetz, Buffalo. 17022

Pll say so; w andm F. L. L., of Can-
ada, arr. Otto Zimmerman, of Can-

ads., | ©vlo€. ‘Sept? 12; 0.1928; )E
569266; Felix L. Lewis, Montreal,
Canada. 17023
Ill tell my ma on you; w and m

KF. S. R.,.0f:U. S.. ©1-e. Sept. 26;
1923; E 569680; Frederick S. Ran-
dall, Duluth, Minn. 17024

I lost all the gold, when I lost you
mother of mine; w C. H. K.,m H.S.
Jeg OL JUSS) - Oak oe. Septii4, 1923 3
E 570799; Charles H. Krautblatt
and Herbert S. Jones, Newark, N. J.

17025

I love a cow-boy; w D. L. H., m E. S.
S?Huntington, “ofa. 9S. j;@ure.
Aug. 31, 1923; E 570710; Dora Lee
Harris, Perma, Mont. 17026

I love her on the old back porch; w
and m Jack Le Roy, Billy Hays
and Jim O’Leary, of U. S. © July
21; 1923; 2 c. Sept. 13; E 569311;
Joe Morris music co., New York.
[© words of chorus] 17027

I love music; w P. D. .m John F.
Ryan’ of °U'S) © 1 Sep’ 27,
1923; E 571361; Pauline Dinwiddie,
Washington. 17028

I love my old tomato, nobody else can
love me like my old tomato can;
w Billy Downs, m Billy Baskette,

992

of) Us. Sin © Aug. 25, 1923’; 2. «
Aug. 27; E 570618; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 17029
I love the girl who kisses, I hate the
girl that don’t; w Mare J. Wolf,
melody Alfred Haden; of U. S.
1c. Sept. 19, 1923; E 569461; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 17030

I love you; fox-trot, from Little Jessie
James, m Harry Archer, arr. Wm.
Schulz, of U. S.; oreh. Feist ed.
4to. © Sept, 19, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 20;
E 569475; Leo Feist, ine. New
York. [© arrangement] 17031

waltz song, w and m R. G. C., of
U. S. © Aug. 25, 1923; 2 ec. Sept.
19; E 569467; Ruth G. Curtis,
Washington. 17032

I love you, I love you; w M. P. #.,
m . Gea, Grail, jhe, si Oc eee
Theo. G.. Beach, of U. S. © 1 ce.
Aug. 17, 1923; E 570420; Murray
P. Hicks, Indianapolis. 17033:

I loved a lass, a fair one; poem George
Wither, m Alec Ashworth, of Great
Britain; unison song for boys.
Curwen ed. 4to. © Aug. 13, 1923;
1 « Sept. 4; E 567814; J. Curwen
& sons, Itd., London. 17034

I’m a lady; w Mrs. N. E. D., m John
F. Ryan, of U. 8S. © 1. Sept. mab!
1923; E 570927; Mrs. Norman WB.
Drum, St. Pauls, N. C. 17035:

I’m a one man’s woman; w and m
M..Cs C.;.0f U..S.. .©dce. Sept..2%
1923; E 571400; Marie Cooper
Croziea, St. Louis. 17036:

I’m a regular guy and I want a regu-
lar girl; w Sidney Caine, melody
S. G., of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 8, 1923;
E 5708838; Sam Goold, New York.

170387

I’m always fooling around; w Harold
Hillock, melody C. J. M., of U. S.
© 1 ec. Sept. 10, 1923; E 569147;
Charles J. McCarthy, New York.

- 170388

I’m begging you; fox trot, w and m
Bill. Dett;) of WA. ;/are) BAe.
of (U.S. ©... C.Sepr toutes.
E 571010; Harlow Milton Pino, San
Francisco. 17039

I’m blue for you; w J. J. M., jr., m
John FicByan,” of 60)! So @Qui’c.
Sept. | 27, (1923 3:\E 15713503 Jack J.
Murray, jr., Waycross, Ga. 17040

I’m building a beautiful world; lyric
Jack Frost [i. e. Harold G. Frost],
melody F. Henri Klickmann, of U.

S$.’ ©l1e. Sept. 24, 1923; EB 569552 ;
McKinley music co., Chicago.

17041

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

I’m buzzin’ round all night long; w
Mamie Medina, m E. Dowell, of
U. S. © Sept. 11, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
13; E 569642; Edgar Dowell music
pub. co., New York. 17042

I’m dizzy over Lizzie; w and m B.
C., of U. S., arr. Jack Hogan, of
Ute. oO) A te, Age) 24, 59923 3)
568777; Billy Curtis, New Bedford,

Mass. 17043
I’m dreaming; w G. V., m George
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. ©1.e Sept. 22,

1923; E 571242; Garret Viscount,
Grand Falls, New Foundland.
17044

I’m from Illinois; w E. M. D., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] of U. S. © 1. Sept. 27,
1923; E 5713888; Ella M. Dean, Ed-
wardsville, Ill. 17045

I’m going to get myself a real man;
w and melody Baby Grice and
Ruth Coleman, of U. S. ©1..

Sept. 27, 1923; E 571875; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 17046

I’m going to wander, back over
yonder; w and m H. G. H., of U. S.,
arr. Harry L. Alford, of U. S. ©
1c. Aug. 29, 1923; E 570759; Homer
G. Howard, Chiea. 17047

I’m gonna hop a train to my old Vir-
ginia home; w P. O. B., melody
Walter smith, of “U.S.” © tL «
Sept. 10, 1923; E 569116; Percy O.
Brewer, San Francisco. 17048

I’m gonna steal somebody’s daddy;
w and melody Edgar Dowell, of
os tee. Sept. (24, 1923"
569579: Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17049

I’m gonna wander ’way down yonder |

to my home in old Tennessee; w
T. E. F. and Chas. EH. Vance, m John
F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1c. Sept, 20,
1923; E 571171; Thomas H. Fath,
Columbus, O. 17050

I’m in love with the world; w M. E.,
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e
Sept.. 20, 1923; E 571170; Marie
Eckert, San Angelo, Tex.

I’m Irish; w andm E. F. N., of U. S.,
arr. W. J. Goodell, of U. S. © Oct.
B.. 1923.5) 2) (e@ Ob» sou GH wOTLTTS :
Ernest F. Nutter, Chicago.

I’m lonesome but Ill soon be glad; w
William Hart and Frank B. Hartley,
m James H. Parker, of U. S., arr.

17051. |

17052 °

17064

George Gautier, of U. S. © 1.4
July 30, 1923; E 570986; Ann Jones,
West Terre Haute, Ind. 17053

I’m lonesome for that loving daddy of
mine \j3w and im, OQ. LevP.. of) Dss.,
arr. Ada Brown, of U. S. ©1e
Sept. 29, 19283; E 571423; Ona Lee
Pogue, Kansas City, Mo. 17054

I’m longing just for you; w G. H., m
William C. Polla, of U. S. © Sept.
6, 1923; 2 c Sept. 10; E 569170;
Gustave Henecker, New York. 17055

Tm looking for someone; song fox-
trot, w Walter Scott, m Joseph Mc-
Call, of Great Britain. © Aug. 28,
1923; 1 ec. Sept. 14; E 567842; Cecil

‘Lennox & co., London. 17056

I’m not doing it now; w and melody
C. P., of U.S. ©1e. Sept. 22, 1923;
E 571232; Chris. Pender, New York.

17057

I’m sitting pretty in a pretty little
city: fox trot, w and m Lou Davis,
Abel Baer and Henry Santly, of
U. S.. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
14; E 569325; M. Witmark, & sons,
New York. 17058

I’m so glad I’m brownskin, chocolate
to the bone; w and m J. P. F., of

U. S., arr. Clarence E. Smith, of
te SO. her ane. 23," 1929.2. B)
568801; Julius P. Foxworth, New
York. 17059
I’m steerin’ for Erin; w Fred Smith,
m Tom Parker, of U. S. (Cover
title: Steerin’ for Erin) © Sept.

Th 1993's 2ceo Sept. its BE. OGSTIG.;
Circle music pub. co., Cincinnati.
17060

I’m still in love with you; w and m
Walter C. Johnson, of U. 8. (Cover
title :—No matter how hard I try to
forget, I’m still in love with you)

© Aug. 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 1; EH
569001; Sherwood music co., New
York. 17061

I’m tired of livin’ alone; w and melody
Jos. H. Trent and Roland C. Irving,
of U. S., arr. Geo. Holman, of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1923; E 570842; Fred
Fisher, ine., New York. 17062

I mean she’s poison; w George Frac-
tion, melody S. S., of U.S. ©l1e
Sept. 20, 1923; E 571179; Santiago
Sanchez, Brooklyn. 17063

I need just sige ballad, w Joseph
Abato, m J. R. F., of U. S.; Bids with
w. ©le Aug. ne 1923; © 570518;
Joseph Robert Ficarro, Hronke N; al

17064

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17065

I need Thee ev’ry hour; by Lowry,
played, John Marvin, of U. S.; in A
flat. (Ampico, no. 921—EK) [Music
roll, with words] © Feb. 20, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 26; E 569741; American
piano co., New York. [© interpreta-
tion ] 17065

I never knew I could fall in love with
Someone; w and m BH. P:, of U. S.,
arr. Don Travaline, of U.S. ©le«
Aug. 22, 1923; E 570523; Edward
Phillips, Philadelphia. 17066

I never thought you’d care; w and m
S. H., of U.’S., arr. Otto Zimmer-
man, of Canada. © 1. Aug. 21,
1923; E 568773; Sam Howard, Mon-
treal, Canada. 17067

I saw the roses and remembered you;
w Herbert Reynolds, m Jerome
Kern, of U. S.; in E flat. © Sept.
19, 1923; 2 @ Sept. 21; E 569481;
T. B. Harms co., New York. 17068

I shall surely marry an American;
character song, w andm L. D’A., of
U. S.; sop. .©)1 ¢. Sept. 4, 1923; E
571124 ; Louise D’Artell, Long Beach,
Calif. 17069

I should laugh at their jokes but they
don’t laugh at mine; w and melody
Richard Rea Montgomery, of U. S.
©@:516 c.'Sept. 18) 1923 ore:
Richard R. Montgomery, Philadel-
phia. 17070

I still believe in you; w Andrew Ster-
ling, m Charles Chase, of U. S. ©

Sept. 71S, 1923* 2° ¢c.' Sept. “20 “HH
571187; Joe Morris music co., New
York. 17071

I systrar, I bréder, I dilskande par;
text av Michael Lybeck, musik av
Jean Sibelius, op. 86, nr. 6, ed. and
rev. Julia A. Burt, of U. S. (Wil-
helm Hansen edition, no. 2252: Sex
singer, no. 6) ©. Aug. 27, 1923;
1c. Sept. 10; E 569196; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© editing
and revising] 17072

I’ve been a fool; w W. F., m Al. Hol-

vimer;of U.S; 6@! Aug 25; 1928) 2c!
Sept. 10; E 569248; Will Frederic,
Minneapolis, Minn. 17073

I’ve got a song for sale, that my
sweetie turned down; w and m

Jack Nelson, of U. S. © Sept. 24, |

1923; 2 ce. Sept. 24; E 569610; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
17074
I’ve got the greens; jealousy, w George
Bowles, m Lucien Denni, of U.S.
Sepi 127 (1923 22. se" Sept..210 3-0
569171; J. W. Jenkins’ sons music
co., Kansas City, Mo. 17075

pt. U1, n. s., v.18

I’ve got the lonesome mammy blues;
w and melody H. L. and G. L., of
Uy S. arncG:- bs of B.S Odie.
Aug. | 22, 19283.) - 570582; 4 Agery
Levy and Glynn Long, New Orleans.

17076

I’ve got the room rent blues; w W. M.,
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e
Sept. 27, 1923;.E 571364; Walter
McCombs, Chicago. 17077

I’ve got those East-side West-side
blues; fox trot. w and m J. Edgar
Dowell, of U. S. © Sept. 11, 1923 ;
2 ¢. Sept. 13; E 571054; Edgar Dow- -
ell music pub. co., New York.

_ 17078.

I’ve got those mean papa blues; w E.
G.,m John F. Ryan, of U. 8S. ©le.
Sept. 11, 1923; E 570924; Elmer
Green, Detroit. 170T>

I’ve not forgotten you; w and melody
Bo Mir. of WS. (© Pienwbus! 20;
1923; E 570982; Herbert M. Fisch,
Austin, Minn. 1708

I’ve tried but I can’t forget; w J. M.
G.,,m John F. Ryan, of U. S. © 1
ce. Sept. 11, 1928; E 5709386; Jean M.
Grover, Louisville. 17981

I wanna step into your heart; w L. Z.
and Sidney Holden, melody L. Z., of
U. S., arr. Dave Peyton, of U. S.
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1923; H 569295; Lou
Zoeller, New York. 17082

I want a man that makes love like the |
Sheik and Romeo; w and m L. J.,
of U. S.- © 1.¢. Sept. 24,. 19235,
569635; Joe Bruno and Lowell John-
son, Los Angeles. 17083.

I want ’em wild, weak, warm and will-
ing; from the Ziegfeld follies, 1923.
ed., Ww and m Sam Coslow and Eddie:
Cantor, of U.S. (©° Sept. tf, faze.
2 c. Sept. 6; E 570839; Stark &.
Cowan, ine., New York. 17084

I want every night as to-night; w Mrs.
W. R. N., m Elliott Markham, of U.
Ss: pf. with w. © tes les -
2c. Oct: 13H 56980 ire eee
Neal, Albuquerque, N. M.- 17085:

I want somebody to tell my troubles.
to; w and m Bob Thompson, of U.
S.,. ©, Sept.,15,, 1923 52 ie aemeara
EK 569889; Dreazen music co., New
York. 17086.

.I want to be by myself; w and melody

Sidney Bechet and C. W., of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1923; H 571379;
‘Clarence Williams music pub. €o.,.
inc., New York. 17087

994

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS —

no. 10, 1923

I want to be somebody’s baby; w J. J.
G., m hb. S: S. Huntington, of U. S.
Git « Aug. 31, 1923; E 570735;
James J. Garcia, Violet, La. 17088

I want you, you just you; melody I.
U. S

Beat ) Us oS. 1 ¢« Sept. 10,
1923; E 569149; Irving Brodsky,
Brooklyn. 17089

I will give thanks; for harvest or gen-
eral use, w from the Bible, m E.
Minshall, of Great Britain; mixed
voices, with organ acc. 4to. (York
Series, anthems and glees, no. 844)
© Sept. 17, 1923; 1 c« Sept. 18; B
567949; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 17090

will lift up mine eyes to the hills;
“sacred song, w from the Bible, m
i. Flaxington Harker, of U. S., op.
34, no. 2; high voice, in A flat. ©
Sept./ 2%, 1923; 2. 'c.! Sept. 255. EB
569638; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 17091

I wish I had a home sweet home; w
Cc. C. C., m Al Meehan, of U. S.;
pf. with w. © July 31, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 1; E 569865; Cordie C. Cox,

_ Argosy, Ark. - 17092

wonder if my old girl ever thinks of
me; w William Pickering, melody
Leon Elliot, of U. S8., arr. by Harry
A. Powell, of U. S. ©1e. Aug. 20,
1923; EH 5704138; William B. Ocken-
den, San Francisco. 17093

wonder if they ever think of me;
w Raymond Wood, m John H. Meyer,
of U. S. © June 27, 1923; 2 ¢ July
18; E 570805; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York. 17094

I wonder why I miss you; w D. J.
M., m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf.
‘with w. © June 29, 1923; 2 c. Oct.
1; E 569889; David J. Marshall, To-
ronto, Canada. - 17095

I would be lonely, did I not remember ;
w F. J., m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©

Lm

Loma)

a

Sept. 8, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 14; HB
569431; Fred Jarrett, Oak Creek,
Col. 17096

I would like to go thru Elkland with
an Elk like you; w J. L. B., m Ar-
nold T. Lax, of U. S. ©1c. Aug.
24, 1923; E 570556; Jos. L. Brown,
Schenevus, N. Y. 17097

Ich gedenk noch bist hurem, given; w
and melody A. K., of Poland, domi-
ciled at New York. ©1c. Aug. 30,
1923; E 571076; Adolph King, New
York. 17098

17110

Ich ken dos nischt; w Ludwig Satz, m
J. C., of U. S., first papers. © 1c.
Sept. 15, 1923; E 571073; Joseph
Cherniavsky. New York. 17099

Ich toig ze gornit; w and melody R.
~D., of Russia, domiciled at New
York. ‘©:1 «Sept: 17, 1923; EB

569350; Rubin Doctor, New York.
17100

Ida; w.and mR. C. D. B., of U. S.
mept.. 6, 1923: 2 .¢@) Sept...d03. 2
570892; Ralph Connor Dahlene
Britton, Moorestown, N. J. 17101

Idyll] (An); come away, Christian
‘* Schafer, of Great Britain, op. 100,
no, oh *, pt,.,.©;Septt 3;5 1923. be.
Sept. 22; E 567986; Augener, Itd.,
London. 17102

If day dreams were true; w L. I.
M., melody Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Hthel Fisher], of U. S. © 1.
Sept. 17, 1923; E 569333; Letitia I.
Moore, Hutchinson, Kan. 17103

If I but knew you loved me; w F. B.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U.'S. ‘© 1c.
Sept. 22, 1923; E 571245; Frances
Bell, Los Angeles. 17104

If I had the pipe that Peter Piper
piped what a pipe the girls would be
for me; w Alex. Gerber, m Dave
Dreyer, of U. S: © Sept. 8, 1923;
2c. Sept. 10; E 569172; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 17105

If I had you; w M.°’W., m E.'S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1c Aug.
31, 1923; E 570719; Mitchell Wal-
lace, Detroit. 17106

If I were king of the House of David;
w and m Will Collins, Vincent Ellis
and Buddy Fields, of U. S. © Aug.
28, 1923; 2.¢ Sept. 4;.E 570808;
Jack Mills, inc. New York. 17107

If luck ever comes my way; w J. F.
C., m George L. Cobb, of U. 8. ;
1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E 571434; James
F. Connor, Boston. 17108

If you don’t give me what I want,
I’m gonna get it somewhere else;
w Henry Creamer, m Anabelle An-
derson, of U. S. © Sept. 7, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 11; E 569308; Jack Mills,

‘ine, New York. 17109

If you don’t stop pickin’ on mamma,
mamma’s gonna pick a new pa; Ww
' Al Koppel, m Willie Jones, of U. 8.
© Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 27; H
571415; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York. 17110

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17111

If you see your Saviour there; w and
m Albert Allen Ketchum, of U. S.
© Aug. 4, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 26; E

. 569698; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago.

17111

If you were here; w Nancy Webster,
m Francesco Ticciati, of Italy. ©
Sept. 14, 1923; 1 e¢. Sept. 18; E
567940; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17112

If vou were mine; melody F. F., of U.
S. ©lc. Sept. 21, 1923; E 571234;
Freeman Fairley, New York. 17113

If you were near; w and m Shirley
P. Edwards, of U. S.; low voice. ©
sept.’ 25, 1928; 2)'e Sept. 28; ER
571460; C. W. Thompson & Co.,
Boston. | 17114

In a covered wagon with you; w and
m N. N. and Harry Stover, of U. 8S.
© Aug. 25, 1923; 2 ¢c. Sept. 10; H
569238 ; Ned Norworth, inc., Chicago.

17115

In a florist’s window; operetta for
children of grammar school age, w
and m Otis Mills Carrington, of U.
S.; pf. with w. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1923; 2 ec. Sept. 6; E 570837; Myers
& Carrington, Redwood City, Calif.

17116

In Cairo; promenade, Basil Odie, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 3, 1923;
1c. Sept. 19; E 567932; Bowerman
& co., Itd., London. args Weg

In Elizabethan days; by Kramer, op.
32, no. 2, played, Ann Thompson, of
U. S. (Ampico, no. 61341-F) [Mu-
sic roll] © Nov. 20, 1922; 2 «.
Sept. 26, 1923; E 569737; American
piano co., New York. [© interpreta-
tion ] 17118

In ihren Armen hab’ich an dich ge-
dacht; worte von Erwin W. Spahn,
musik von Edmund Eysler, of Aus-
tria. © June 27, 1923; 1c. Sept. 4;
E 567670; G. Steiner (L. Singer &
co.), Vienna. 17119

In Illinois; w C. W. T., m Sylvia For-
rest, of U. S.; pf. with w. © June
1, 1923 ; 2 e Oet. 1; H: 569902; C. W.
Tripp, Mt. Vernon, Wash. 17120

In jovial mood; caprice, Warner M.
Hawkins, of U. S.; violin and pf.

Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ¢« Sept. 14; ' H
571017; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 17121
In merey Lord incline; anthem, w

Tate and Brady, m R. M. Stults, of
U. S. 4to. (Hall-Mack ¢o.’s collec-
tion of church anthems, no. 320) ©

pt. 11, n: s., v. 18

Sept. 5, 1923; 2 « Sept. 17; E
569399; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 17122

In my Pennsylvania home; w and m
R."L3 of US. ©" Sep ees;
2 ce. Sept. 14; E 569313; Richard
Lawley pub. co., Kingston, Pa.

17123

In real life in true life; w C. M., m.
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. ©c1 « Sept.
22, 1928; E 571247; Cyndiene Matz,
Spokane, Wash. 17124

In shadowland; w M. J., m Code Mor-
gan, of U. S. ©1.c Sept. 4, 1923;
E 570802; Mazie Johannes, Bur-
bank, Calif. TE325

In swinemiinde triumt man im sand;
fox trot, worte von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Robert Stolz, of Austria,
op. 415. © July 20, 1923; 1 «@..
Sept. 4; E 567673; Edition accord,
Berlin. 17126

In the King’s service; Rally day, w
Fanny J. Crosby [and others], m
B. D. Ackley [and others] of U. S.
8vo. © Aug. 28, 1923; 2 «@ Sept.
17; E 569406; Hall-Mack co., Phila-
delphia. ne Beard

| In the land of harmony; w M. W.,

melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S. ©1 ce. Sept.
17, 1928; E 5693841; Minnie Win-
detta, Los Angeles. 17128

In the land of my dreams; w F. S.
O., m Luther A. Clark, of U. S. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1923; E 569441; Florian
S. Olbrich, Terre Haute, Ind. 17129

In the land of sweet sixteen; w and
m Geo. W. Meyer, of U. S. © Oct.
IP, 1923*°-2) & - Cebus? B. GaeTG ;
Hearst music publishers, ltd., Winni-
peg, Canada. 17130

In the moonlight; for water scenes,
Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. ©
Sept. 18, 1923; 2 « Sept. 21; H
569510; T. S. Denison & co.; Chicago.
17131

In the petals of a rose; w Evelyn
Morris Hamlin and E. C. K., m Geo.
P. Hulten, of U. S. San Francisco,
Fred Winn. © Sept. 25, 1923; 2 c.
Oct. 1; E 569912; Emilia C. Klippel,
San Francisco. 17432

In the shadows of the redwoods; w
L. A., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©1-e.
Sept. 5, 1923; E 570859; Lew Albee,
Kerman, Calif. ° 17183

996.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

17156

In true love’s harbor where only two
rest; w R. M., melody Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
ios. © 1 « Sept’ 10, - 1923! B
569140; Ruth McGhee, Glen Lyn,
Va. 17134

Indian cradle song; Kawas, thy baby
is erying, idealization of Pawnee
Indian theme from _ ecollection of
Alice C. Fletcher, Charles Wakefield
Cadman, of U. S., op. 78, fingering,
pedaling and instructive annota-
tions, Lewis G. Thomas, with bio-
graphical sketch and general in-
formation; pf. (Progressive series
compositions, catalog, no. 732) ©
Paige iol to23 2) Ce -“Sept! 45's
570825; Art publication soc, St.
Louis. 17135

Indian (An) dream; w Coralie Stan-

ley McKellar, m Clifford Allan, of .

Great Britain. © Aug. 1, 1923; 1.
Sept. 22; E 567988; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 17136

Indiana avenue blues; w Henry Troy,
melody Chris Smith, of U. S., arr.
Dave Peyton, of U. S. ©1c. Sept.
4, 1923; E 570822; Dave Peyton
music pub. co., Chicago. 17137

Indolence; af Jacob Gade, of Den-
mark; orch. med. piano-konduktg¢gr.
(Piccolo supplements-hefte) © Aug.
27, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 10; E 567784;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 17138

— blues-foxtrot, af Jacob Gade, of
Denmark; pf. © Aug. 27, 1923;
1 c. Sept. 10; E 567787; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen, 17139

Infant (The) King; Christmas duet,
w C. F. Alexander, m Dion W. Ken-
nedy, of U. S.; sop. and alto. ©
ees Mees. oe Cl, AMS, 2a ea TG
570610; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 17140

service for Christmas, w and m
Walter A. Shawker, of U. S. 8vo.
© Sept. 10, 1928; 2 ce Sept. 17; E
569404; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia. 17141

Innocence; paroles de Chasle-Pavie,
musique de Paul Fachet, of France.
© Aug. 25, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 11; E
567778; E. Gaudet, Paris. 17142

‘Inspiration of liberty; march, E. A.
M., of U. S.; band. 4to.
1923; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 569164; Everett
Allyn Moses, Canton, IU. 171438

Interlude; by Henry S. Sawyer, of
W'S. pf.ic@ Sept.718) 1923132 ec.
Sept. 21; E 569537; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 17144

80831—24——10

© Sept. 1, |

Into the garden of Allah; w and
melody L. W., of U. S., arr. Hal
Dyson, of U. S. © 1 c Sept. 235,
1923 ; E 571257; Louis Weslyn,; New
York. 17145

Invitation to love; w Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, m Granville English, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 10, 1923;
1 e¢. Sept. 14; E 567833; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 17146

Invocation song; w and m I. B. L., of
U.S. 4to.. © Aug. 25, 1923; 2 c. .
Aug. 30; E 569165; Iva B. Line-
barger, Rockville, Ind. 17147

Io muoio per te; versi e musica del
Salvatore Capaldo, of Italy ©1e.
Sept. 27, 1923; E 5713867; P. Eliseo
& son, New York. 17148

Iowa; w F. R. B., m R. M. Parish, of
U. S. Grinnell, Ia., R. M. Parish.
© Sept. 15, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 26; E
571276; Fannie R. Buchanan, Grin-
nell, Ia. 17149

Ireland is heaven to me; w Gerald
Griffin and Charles Harrison, m Fred
Rose, of U. S.; med., in B flat. ©
Aug. 30, 1928; 2 ¢.: Sept. 4; H
570817; Ted Browne music co., inc.,
Chicago. 17150

Irish eyes of blue; w and m A. M., of
U. S.. © Sept. 13, '1923; 2 ec. Sept.
15; E 571077; Albert Meehan, New
York. 17151

Irresistible blues; w and m Geo. H.
Jefferson, of U. S. © Sept. 25,
1923; 2c. Sept. 24; H 569590;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
New York. 17152

It is always morning somewhere; w
William:'Barnes Lower, m A. G., of
eS.) Ie ae et, 192a, 2 0 epe:
17; E 569391; Adam Geibel music
co., Philadelphia. 17153

It may be for your child or mine; w
and m Robert Mitchel Caldwell, of
U.S... © lL’ ¢.,, Sent...4, 1923;
570782; Robert M. Caldwell, Shelby-
ville, Ky. 17154

It must be love ; blues, from The left-
over, w Zelda Sears, m_ Vincent
Youmans, of U. S. © Sept. 25, 1923 ;
2c. Sept. 26; E 571268; Harms, inc.,
New York. 17155

It’s a good old world after all; w M.
kK. H., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U. S.
© 1 ¢« Sept. 4, 1923; E 570793;
Mary Koontz Hasbrook, Inez, Tex.

17156

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17157

pt. I1I, n.s., v. 18

It’s none of my business; w and mel-
ody L. W. of U. S., arr. Hal Dyson,
of .U. S.. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1923;3-E
071256; Louis Weslyn, New York.

17157

It shouldn’t taste from herring; from
Ziegfeld follies; w and m P. P. of U.

_§. © Sept. 17, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 19;
E 569464; Philip Ponce publica-
tions, New York. 17158

It takes a cruel, cruel papa to throw
a sweet, sweet mama down; lyrics
and melody Cal De Voll, of U. S.
©) 1c. Sept. 24, 1923; E 569557:
McKinley music co., Chicago. 17159

Jack and Jill in happy land; by
Florence Morey, of U. S.; pf.
Sept. 28, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 2; E 569924;
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, inc.,
New York. 17160

Jacobi (Frederick) Ballade; w Geof-
firey @Chavcer, ti Fh. &., Ol. b.os.:
high voice. © Aug. 11, 1923; 2 e¢.
Aug. 17; E 568696; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 17161

Jamaica; w Johnny Dooley, m W. S.
R. of U. S.; pf with w. ©1«.
Sept. 28, 1923; E 569719; Walter S.
Reed, Yonkers, N. Y. 17162

Javanese dance; oriental, adapted
Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.3 pf. ©
Sept. 18, 1923; 2. c¢. Sept. 21; H
569515; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.

17163

Jazz band blues; w S. S., music by
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1c. Sept.
1, 1923; E 569709; Sundown Slim,
Katy, Tex. 17164

Jazz has got me; ballad fox trot,
w J. B., m Rose Villar, of U. S.
1c Aug. 21, 1923; E 568769; Jen-
nie Buchsbaum, New York. 17165

Je vous aime (I love you) ; w Walter
L. Pontius, m A. L..B., of U. S., arr.
Albert P. Bishop, of, U. S. © 1 ¢.
AUS: 225, LOZee Je cei Galan AIP Ta
Beiner, Chicago. 17166

Jealous hearted blues; lyric and mel-
ody V. Liston and S. H. Gray, of
Ce se te) he. Sein ee ee
569575; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17167

Jemima; poem anon., m Cyril B.
Rootham, of Great Britain; cho.
for men’s voices. Curwen ed. 4to.
@isuly 25, 1923; 1 c. Aue We. E
567617: J. Curwen & sons, lItd.,
London. 17168

Jesus; w andm H. D. C., of U. S. ©
Augy 45-1923; 2 coSepts. 2675948
569695; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago.

17169

Jesus, all in all; w anon., m Warren
Collins, of U. S. © July 31, 1923;
2 Cc, Sept. Fly BH SSS: Bae,
Richey, Houston. 17170

Jesus calls us; w Mrs. Cecil F. Alex-
ander, set to tune of Marsovan,
David Ellsworth Roberts, of U. S.
© Sept. 15, 1923; 2 « Sept. 15; E
071085; Rev. and Mrs. Wm. J.
Williams, Foxburg, Pa. 17171

Jesus Christ is risen to-day; from
Lyra Davidica, played, John Marvin,
of .U..S.; in D. (Ampico, no, 1021—
E) [Music roll, with words] ©

Mar.«20,, ,19234,,2. Co, penne
569761; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 1ATA72

Jesus, I come to Thee; w and m War-
ren Collins, of. U.. S. © July 31,
1923;; :2 :e@.:,Sept. 11 5, W. 570957, R.
T. Richey, Houston. 17173

Jesus is coming to-day; C. E. R., w
and m Mrs. C. E. Rebstock, of U.
S.> ©, Sept., 5, 1923: 2..¢.. Sept; 6;
E 570838 ; C. Earle Rebstock, Jersey
Shore, Pa. 17174

Jesus, lover of my soul; w Charles
Wesley, m Warren Collins, of U. 8.
© July 31,:1923.:,.2 ¢, Sept. dhe
570950; R. T. Richey, Houston.

17175

Jesus Saves me; w and m Warren Col-
lins, of U. S. © July 31, 1923; 2 «.
Sept. 11; E 570961; R. T. Richey,
Houston. 17176

J-E-S-U-S spells Jesus; w and m T.
J., of England. © Sept. 7, 1923; 1
ce. Sept. 21; E 567997; Tom Jones,
Filey, England. 17177

Jeszeze nasza; polka, kompozytor
Frank Przybylski, of U. S.; uktad na
fortepian automatyczny. © 1 «
Aug. 31, 1923; E 570750; Victor mu-
sie roll co., Chicago. 17178

Jig; arr. Charles Wood, of England;
violin and pf. © Aug. 14, 1923; 1 ¢.
Aug. 25; E 567610; Stainer. & Bell,
itd., London. 17179

Ji-ji-boo; fox trot, White and Meyer,
played, the Original piano trio, of
UO! S.:. fA hat: (Ampico, no.
203011-E) [Music roll, with words]
© Oct. 20, 1922; 2.¢. Sept. 28, 1923 ;
E 569757; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17180

Jog along; w M. J: Burns, m Henry O.
Voit, of U. S.. © Sept. 28, 1923; 2
_¢. Sept. 17; E 569363; L. T. Kunde,
ine., Milwaukee. 17181

998

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

John fifteen seven; song, m Albert
Allen Ketchum, of U. S. © Aug. 4,
. 1928; 2 c. Sept: 26; E 569694; Harry

D. Clarke, Chicago. 17182

Join the nations’ league: w and m W.
Tee LU. Si. ©yAus. 20,1923, 2
ec. Aug. 21; E 568793; William Tully
Seeger, Boston. 17183

Jolly good ale and old; w William
Stevenson, m Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain. (Curwen edition, no.
2291) © Aug. 21; 1923;1¢. Sept. 4;
E 567808; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 17184

Jonathan Coy; w F. E. K., m Geo.
fea jo OL WU.’ Ss arr. Thee. .G-.

heaen? oF U.S.C 1 'c.: Sept. 5;
1998; FE 570844; F. E. Kraemer,

New York. 17185

Jubilate Deo in C;.O be joyful in the
Lord, cho., w from the Bible,.m R.
M. Stults, of U. S.; organ acc, ©
AUeacce, 1925.2.,2 ee, Sept... U0;.E
069408 : Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.

17186

Jubilee blues; w Henry Creamer, m
M. A, of U.S. ©.Sept. 1, 1923; 2
e. Sept. 15; E 571084; Maurice Ab-
rahams, ine., New York. 17187

Judge’s (The) dance; Swedish folk-
tune, arr. Angela Diller, of U. S.; pf.
with suggestions for study. (In
days of old, no. 4) © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 14; E 571028; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 17188

June nights; w L. R. H.,m Sylvia For-
rest, of U. S.; pf. with w. © July
ol,, 1925; 2c. Oct. 1; KH 569864:
Louis R. Hammond, Buchanan, Va.

17189

June rose; reverie, R..G. Gradi, of

U. S.: pf. (Wandersloot edition of
latest musical compositions) ©
AMS, 2ay, L923 try 25. AMS Tip EL

570629; Vandersloot music pub. co.,
Williamsport, Pa. 17190

June smiles; w H. S., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach,
of (Us) S..:©: Lie. Sept 22, 4923; E
571244; Helmi Syrjala, Sandwich,
Mass, ' 17191

use a baby. w fe Cet. ae SS,
Huntington,.of, U. S.'.© 1.¢: Aug.
31, 1923; EH 570718; F. U. Landfair,
Centerville, Id. 17192

Just:a bit too late; lyric and melody
Ethel and Billy Ritchie, of U.S. ©
1 ¢« Sept. 24, 1923; E 569561; Mc-
Kinley music co., Chicago. 17193

17206

Just a little bit of silence; w Frank J.
Purdy, m Chas. V. Bates, of U. S.
© Sept. 15, 1923; 2 ¢ Sept. 26; E
571281; Victor music pub. co., Phila-

- delphia. 17194

JUSL..4. rosebud.;, w.,.P.. H.-, 1... jr. m
John .F. .Ryan)'‘of U.S © 1c.
Sept: 11, 1928: E 570919; Paul H.
Linbauch, jr., Laramie, Wy. 17195

Just a spray of purple lilac; w W. J.
E., m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. .
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1l«
Sept. 18, 1928; E 571089; Wilm. J.
His, Eureka Springs, Ark. 17196

Just American; patriotic duet, w and
m Henry E. Sachs, of U. S.. 1. Sop.
and alto, in B flat.—2. Sop. and ten.,
moO, flat: . ©,.;Aug..24 1923; 2; ¢.
each Sept. 1; E 569011, 569012; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement | 17197, 17198

Just an Irish girl; w E. G., m George
Graff, jr.,, of) U:. S., arr., Theo.::G.
- Beach, of U. S.. © 1 « Sept. 18,
1923; E 571104; Eugene Guyette,
Uxbridge, Mass. 17199

Just around the corner; w and m J.
M. M., of Canada, arr. Jules Brazil.
Toronto, Canada. Hawkes & Harris
music co., ltd. © Sept. 10, 1923; 1
ec. Sept. 10; E 567709; Jean M.
Mitcheli, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

17200

Just baby me; w. J. G. T.,.m Valeria
Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
June 20, 19238; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569885 ;
John G. Tullis, Indianapolis. 17201

Just like mother; w and m Warren
Collins, of U. S.. © July 31, 1923; -
2.63, Sept. (1s. Be: St09583) Root.
Richey, Houston. 17202

Just longing for you: w° Ryan bros.,
melody Ryan bros. and C. A. §S., of
Un Sarr, Co AOS. Gi evAug. 19.
1923; E 570232; Chas. A. Siep, St.
Paul. 17203

Just Mary; w J. H., m Al Meehan, of
U. S.; pf. with w. © June 15, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 1: E 569852; Josephine
Hartzell, Grinnell, Ia. 17204

Just one kind word; w Alex Sullivan,
m Sylvan Greenwald and Aaron
Gabriel, of U. S. © Sept. 20, 1923;
2c. Sept. 22; EB 571229; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 17205

Just radio yes, tome; w J. C., m John
F.. Ryan, of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 20,
1923; E 571172; Jennie Charlton,
Northwest, Va. 17206

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17207

pt. 11, n.'s., Vv. 18.

Just to hear you whisper I love you; | Kentucky calls; w C. W. T.,em Sylvia

by Arthur A. Penn, se. Geo. J. Trink-
aus, of U. S.; vocal orch., in E flat.
4to. © Sept. 15, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 24;
EH 569598; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 17207

Just to love; w and m J. M. H., of
U. S.; pf. with w. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1923 ; EH 571118; Jerome Myers Ham-
ilton, Philadelphia. 17208

Just trust and wait for me; w P. W.,
m Al. Meehan, of U. 8.; pf. with w.
© June 20, 1923; 2 e« Oct. 1; EB
569882; Phoebe Walker, Ashland,
Me. 17209

Just you; w Lola Allison Haynes, m
Harland A. Riker, of U. S. © Sept.

1 1928; .2-e¢e.3Oct.21; 5H 569935:
White-Smith music pub. co., Bos-
ton. 17210

Justified by His blood; w G. B. Petit,
mH iD.C.1of U.S. '°O Ata
1923 ; 2 c. Sept. 26; E 569692; Harry
D. Clarke, Chicago. 17211

Kama’s garden; from Greenwich Vil-
lage follies, w Irving Caesar and
John Murray Anderson, m Louis A.
Hirsch, of U. 8S. © Sept. 19, 19238;
2 ec. Sept. 21; E 569488; Victoria
pub. corp., New York. 47212

Kangaroo (The) hop; w and m C. C.
W. and Burt W. Spear, of U. S.
July 30, 1923; 2c. Aug. 4; E 570806;
Christopher C. Wood music pub. ¢o.,
Atlanta. 17213

Kansas City stomp; by Ferd (Jelly
Roll) Morton, of U. S.; pf. ©1e
Aug. 20, 1928; E 570418; Melrose
bros. musie ¢co., Chicago. 17214

Kathleen; w M. C., m John F. Ryan,
of U.S... © Lc Sept." 11, i287".
570922; Minnie Caillouette, Kanka-
kee, Ill. 17215

Keep on praying; w and m Albert
Allen Ketchum, of U. S. © Aug. 4,
1923; 2 ec. Sept. 26; E 569697 ; Harry
D. Clarke, Chicago. 17216

Keep smiling on; w and m W. D., of
U. 8S. 4to. Frederick, Md., Lions
club. © Aug. 24, 1923; 2 ec. Aug. 25;
H 569420; Walter Decker, Frederick,
Ma. 17217

Keep yourself together sweet papa,

mama’s got her eyes on you; w and

m 8. W., of U. S. (Williams low-
down series, no. 5) © Sept. 7, 1923;
2-¢e. Sept. 10; E 569182; Spencer
Williams music co., ine., New York.

17218

Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.

June 1, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569903;

C. W. Tripp, Mt. Vernon, Wash.
17219

Kentucky greetings; w A. F., m George
Graff, jr,. of ‘Us S..* arr neon Gc.
Beach, of U. 8S.’ ©°‘1 ce Sept. 18,
1923 ; E 571092; Anita Foster, Prov-
idence, R. I. © 17220

Kentucky lane; w and m Baron Keyes
and Frank Cirelli, of U. S. San
Francisco, Carey music shop. ©
Sept. 12, 1923; 2. c¢. Sept. 18; E
571137; Sam H. Miller, San Fran--

cisco. i221)
Kewpie doll’s dance; by Florence
Morey,. of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 28,

1923; 2 ce. Oct. 2; E 569922; Hinds,
Hayden & Eldredge, inc., New York.

17222
Keystone division; march two step,
Abe Losch, of U. 8.; pf. (Vander-

sloot edition of latest musical com-
positions) © Aug. 25, 1923; 2 ec.
Aug. 27; E 570632; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
17223

Kill-kare; march two step, Abe Losch,
of U. 8S.; pf. (Vandersloot edition
of latest musical compositions) ©
Aug., 25, 1923; 2. ¢., Ase.” ge
570622; Vandersloot music pub. co.,
Williamsport, Pa. 17224

Kin-tching; chinois fox trot, inter-
mezzo, di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy,
op. 378; piccola orch, con pianoforte-
conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1923;
1c. Sept. 20; E 567959; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 17225

Kin Tuc blues; w R. F., m Geo. Graff,
jr., of U. 8., arr. Theo. G. Beach,
of U: S. ©1. Sept. 5, 1923; E
570849; Ruth Flinn, Norton, Va.

17226

Kindly omit the flowers; w F. E., m
Al. Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© June 29, 1923; 2 ec Oct. 1; E
569890; Flora Estes, Norwich, N. Y.

17227

King Tut’s love; oriental fox trot, w
and m U. S., of Italy, domiciled at
Los Angeles, Calif. © 1 ¢. Aug.
27, 1923; E 570944; Umberto Sista-
relli, Los Angeles. 17228 |

Kinsey (Herbert H.) Pastorale; by
H. H. Kinsey, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. (Jn 1924 school ex-
aminations, lower division, list A)
© July 17, 1923; 1 « Aug. 2; E
567232; Associated board of the
R. A. M. and the R. C. M., London.

17229

1000

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Kiss (The); w G.
Ryan, of U. S.
1923); BE. 570937 ;
troit.

© 1c. Sept. 11,
George Wells, De-
17230

Kiss me goodnight mother; w L. M.
S., m- Elliott Markham, of U. S.;
pf. with w.. © July 31, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 1; E 569866; Lorena M. Shaffer,
Wichita, Kan. 17231

Kiss your pretty baby nice; w Mamie
Medina, melody Edgar Dowell, of
wos et ¢. Sept, 24, 19235
569580; Clarence Williams music
- pub. co., ine., New York. 17232

Kitty from 10th avenue; w and melody
eee oe U.S! (O'1°e: Sépt.18,
Tea OfllOT:. John, A... Foley,
New York. , af; BBO

Krwanis ‘fox’ *trot*’ by A. “HH.” B:,. of
Peep. © Sept.’'29)' 1923-2 ve.
Sept. 29; E 569914; August H.
Dietze, Lincoln, Neb. 17234

Knickers; w I. R., m E. S. S. Hunt-
meron, OF U.S.» ©''L''c.. Aug. 31,
1923; E 570701; Isabelle’ Rich,
Springvale, Me. 17235

Kokomo; w Alex Gerber, melody Dave
Dreyer, of U. S. © 1 c¢. Sept. 10,
1923; E’ 569150; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 17236

Komm, wir spielen ein bischen kla-
vier; scottisch, worte von Harry
‘Waldau, musik von Frank Stafford,
of Germany. © Dec. 31. 1922; 1 «.
Sept. 4, 1928; E 567671; Edition

Accord, Berlin. 17237
Kuyawiak; second mazurka, Polish
dance, Henri Wieniawski, arr. Ar-

thur Kay, of U. S.; violin. with pf.
ace. .(McKinley world famous edi-
tion, no. 2022) © Sept. 22, 1923;
2 e. Sept. 27; E.571323; McKinley

music co., Chicago. [© arrange-
ment] \ 17238
Lackschmi ; oder, Ein indisches liebes-

miarchen, ballett in zwei akten, text
von Emil Mobeck und Gustavo
Uhlendorff, musik von Ludolf. Niel-
sen, of Denmark; klavierauszug.
(Edition Breitkopf, nr. 5236) ©
AUS, ..90,, LI23;. 1. C.-pepty, 24:° BH
572009; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leip-
zig. 17239

Lad vaaren komme; digte af J. P.
Jacobsen, musik af Ture Rangstrém,
of Sweden. (Wilhelm Hansen edi-
tion, no. 2314: Romantile. nr. 2) ©

Awe., 27,3928; 1 1,ic., Sept..dez E
567790; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 17240

W., m John F. | Laddie Boy’s lament;

17251

w and m D. D.
D., of :U. S!. {Photostat] © 1 «.
Aug. 22, 1923; E 570510; Dorothy
Dixon Dennett, Washington. 17241

Lady bug; comic song, w and melody
W. H., of U. S. © 1c Sept. 19,
1928; B AMZ ; Walter Hull, Dear-

born, Mich. 17242
Langtan heter min arfvedel; text av
EK. A. Karlfeldt, musik av Jean

Sibelius, op. 86, nr. 2, ed. and rev.
Julia A.’ Burt, of U. SS. (Wilhelm -
Hansen edition, no. 2248: Sex singer,
no. 2) © Aug. 27, 1928; 1 ce. Sept.
10; E 569192; Wilhelm Hansen, Co-
penhagen. [© editing and revis-
ing] 17243

Lager beer; w and melody W. H., of

U. S: © 1 «@ Sept. 22, 1923; E
569546; Walter Hull, Dearborn,
Mich. 17244

Lake (The) isle of Innisfree; poem
W. B. Yeats, m Gladys Taylor, of

Great Britain; in F. © Sept. 18,
1923; 1c. Sept. 18; E 567902; Reid
bros., Itd., London. 17245

Lake Ponchartrain blues; w and mel-
_ ody Clarence Johnson, of U. S. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1923; E 569567; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 17246

Lament (Coronach); part-song, w
Walter Scott, m Cyril Jenkins, of
England; male voices. 4to. (Wil-
liams edition, part-songs, series 3,
no. 3) © Sept. 11, 1923; 1.¢. Sept.
19; E 567929; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 17247

Land o’ lakes; descriptive fox trot
ballad, w E. O. J., m R. V. and
H; O. J.. of U. S. © Sept. 21,,1923 ;
2c. Sept. 24; E 569618; Ellis O.
Jones, Woodruff, Wis. 17248

Land of cotton blues; w and m Geo.
J. Bennett, M. K. Jerome and Fred
BH. Ahlert, of «U.; S:; ©, Sept. 6,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 6; E 570831; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

17249

Larry comes back; w W. Hansen, m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Aug. 8, 1923: 2 ¢. Oct. al
E 569878; Winifred Hansen, Ox-
ford, Wis. 17250

Lass scharren’deiner Rosse Huf...;
worte von Konrad Ferdinand Meyer,
musik von Hans Pfitzner, of Ger-
many, op. 32, no. 4; bariton oder
bass. © Sept. 6, 1923; 1. Sept. 19;
E 572008; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
17251

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17252

Last (The) kiss of the first: love; w
F. F. and Sydney Holden, melody
F. F., of U. S., arr. Geo. R. Holman,
of U.S. © 1 ec. Sept. | 29, 1923;
E 571428; Fred Fisher, inc., New
York. 17252

Late (A) lark; w W. E. Henley, m
Donald Tweedy, of U. S.; med.
voice. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ec. Sept.
14; E 571048; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 17253

Lay ’em down; w Jim Burris, melody
Cc. W., of U. S. ©1¢. Sept. 5, 1923 ;
FH) 569023; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17254

Lazy blues; w and melody C. W. and
Sidney Bechet, of U. S. 1 c.*Sept.
5, 1923; E 569031; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub co., ine., New York.

17255

Lazy (The) man; Russian folk-tune,
arr. Angela Diller. of U. S.; pf.
with suggestions for study. (In
days of old, no. $) © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 14; E 571033; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 17256

Lead kindly light; by Dykes, , played
Alexander Russell, of U. S.; in A
flat. (Ampico. no. 831-E) [Music
roll, with words] © Nov. 20, 1922;
2 ce. Sept. 26, 1923; E 569748 ; Amer-
ican piano co., New York. [© in-
terpretation ] 17257

transcription E. E. Y., of U.
S.; pf. Wayne, Neb., Hosanna pub.
0) ©) “OREP Si OT923 2) De. “OEE 8;
FE 571786; BE. E. Young, Wayne, Neb.

17258

Learn to do the strut; w and melody
I. BY of U.S.’ © 11 ¢& Sept. 21, 1923 ;
E 569480; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 17259

Learn to say yes; sacred song, w Mary
Widener King, m Samuel Richards
Gaines, of U. S.; high voice in F.
(Three devotional songs, no. 3) ©
Aue 15)" 1993 142 te. Ale es 20et BE)
569203: White-Smith musie pub. co.,
Boston. 17260

Led by His hand; air and w J. M. P.,
of U. S., arr. Alma Leonard, of U.
S. © Aug. 151923 3 Bes Aug? 23;
569173: Joseph M. Painter, Bloom-

- field, Ta. 17261

Leda O holde Leda; aus der operette
Die damen vom Olymp, worte von
Rudolph Sechanzer u. Ernest Wel-
isch, music von Rudolph Nelson, of
Germany, klavier arr. v. Otto’ Linde-
mann, of Germany.
1 e. Sept. 17; EH 567851 ; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 17262

© June 9, 1923 ;.

pt. TE S/F 598

Let’ all the world. go by: voeal waltz,
m Archibald Joyce, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. with w.. © Aug. 24, 1923;
1c. Sept. 8; E 567725; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd:, London.

er 19263

waltz, Archibald Jovee, of Great
Britain; oreh. with pf. conductor.
4to. © Aug. 24, 1923: 1 ¢ Sept. 8;
E 567724; Ascherberg, .Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London. [© arrange-
ment } . 17264

Let me kiss your eye-lids down; w and
mF. H., of U. S., arr. Estella Mayer,
of U.S. . ©,1,,c., AUSy+23,,aeeen on
568806 ; Frank Hall, Harrisburg. Pa.

17265

Let me miss you sweet papa; fox trot
blues song, w and m Art Payne and
Ed. Schloemer, of U. S. © Aug. 28,
1923; 2.c. Aug. 29;.E 570678; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.

17266

Let’s be happy till tomorrow; w
and melody I. ¢., of U. S. © 1 e.
Sept. 8, 1923; E 569662; Irving
Cherin, New York. 17267

Let that dear friend be you; w and
m C. F., of U..S.;-© 1 e@& Sept. 18,
1923; E 571088; Carl. Fairchild,
Brooklyn. 17268

Libertad y orden (Liberty and order) ;
w fF. W. N., m E. 8S. S.. Huntington,
of. Ua S. re©,h: emp Atigu alylezes E
570742; Fred W. Nunez, Boston.

17269

Libro d@immagini (Livre d’images), ;
dieci piccoli pezzi, 1* posizione, di
Johannes Palaschko, of Germany, op.
63; violino con acc. di pianoforte.
(E[dizione]R[icordi], no. 393) ©
Sept. 19, 1923;.1 ce. Sept. 20; E
567966; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

17270

Life eternal: sacred song, w William
Henry Monk, m Osear J. Fox, of U.
S.; high voice, in C. Aug 27,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 27: EH 570612; Har-

-old Flammer, inc., New York.»
ieee al

Lift up your heads (Hoeh tut euch
auf. ihr Tore der welt); w and m
G. C. A. K., of U. S.; male cho. 4to.
© Sept 8, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 10; E
569212; G. C. Albert Kaeppel, River
Forest, I. 17272

Light (The) bird [and] The song of
the kitchen. clock; w Alice C. D.
Riley, m Jessie L. Gaynor. of U. S.,
arr. Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf.,
-with w ad lib. (From the child

1002

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1928

world) © Aug. 3, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
6; E 569646; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. a pA

Like sweet mamma likes sweet papa,
I like you; w H. T., m John F.
Ryanr ot U.S! © tc’ Sept:'11,
1923; E 570933: Harry Taylor, New
Orleans. 17274

Linger awhile; w Harry Owens, mel-
ody Vincent Rose, of U.S. ©1-e.
Oct. 8, 1923; E 571772; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. FIZt5

Liszt (Franz) Sei grandi studii; e
grande fantasia di bravura su La
campanella, da Paganini, di F. Liszt,
edizioni riveduta da Attilio Brug-
noli, of Italy; piano. (E [dizione]
R [icordi], no. 105) © Sept. 19,
1923; 1 ec. Sept. 20; E 567968; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 17276

Soirées de Vienne; valses d’aprés
Schubert, de Fr. Liszt, rev. par I.
Philipp, of France; piano. (EKdition
classique A. Durand & fils) v. 1.
cah. 1 a 5.—-v. 2. cah.6 49. © Aug.
2, 1923; 1 e¢. each Sept. 11; :E
567766, 567767; Durand et cie.,
Paris. [© revision] 17277, 17278

Little (The) angels of heaven: w Ford
Madox Hueffer, m Donald Tweedy,
of U. §8.; high voice. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 14; E 571049; .G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 17279

Little blue bird of my heart; w Daniel
S. Twohig, m F: H. G., of U. S. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1923; E 568770; Frank
Herbert Grey, Bronxville, N. Y.

. 17280

Little by little; w Mrs. H. G., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. ©1ce. Sept. 5, 1923;
E 570850; Mrs. H.-Garton, Richland,
Mich. 17281

Little dream lady of mine; by Grace
Torrens, of Great Britain; orch.
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug. 24,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 14; E 567831; As-
cherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London. [© is claimed on arrange-
ment] 17282

Little drum major; by J. H. Ramsey,
of U. S.; pf. Boston, W. B. Hasey
& co. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
21; E 571182; W. B. Hasey, Boston.

17283

‘Little (The) empty cradle:'w G. A.

m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Tieo-’G.' Beach} of? Wi''S.:7 21 c.
Sept. 22, 1923; E 571246; Gertrude
Arnold, Newfoundland, N. J. 17284

17293

Little heather; part-song, w Quinton
Ayrton, m Wilfrid Shaw, of Great
Britain; men’s voices. Curwen ed.
4to. © July 23, 1923+'1 ce. Aug. 13;
E 567619; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 17285

Little Jessie James; fox-trot, from
the musical farce, m Harry Archer,
arr. Wm. Schulz, of U. S.; orch.
Feist ed. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 20; E 569474; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. [© arrangement]

17286

Little Miss Butterfly; dance inter-
mezzo, Oliver Cussans, of England;
reed and brass band, with conductor.
4to. © Sept. 4, 1923; 1 ce. Sept. 14;
E 567835; Hawkes & son, London.

17287

Little (The) shoemaker [and] Song of
the shearer; w Alice C. D. Riley, m
Jessie L. Gaynor. of U. S., arr.
Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf., w ad
lib. (From the child world) €
Aug. 3, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 569643;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 17288

Little (The) shushan; Chinese sere-
nade, melody Timothy Tientseh Ma,
of U. S., pf. se. Grace Williston, of
U..S., violin pt. ed. Don Morrison ;
violin and pf. © Sept. 22, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 24; E 569622; Oberlin mu-
sie co., Oberlin, O. 17289

Little sister, get up; w O. H. L., m
-E. §8. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©le.
Aug. 31, 1923; E 570743; Osear H.
Lay, Anchorage, Alaska. 17290

Little snowflake; by Thomas F. Dun-
hill, of Great Britain, ed. Ernest
Fowles; pf. (Curwen edition, pri-
mary division, no. 9240) © Aug.
14,'1923; 1 c. Sept. 4; E 567813; J.
Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 17291

Little songs for little singers; w and
melody E. J., of U. S. Contents :—
Rain drops.—A question.—What the
north wind said.—What the flowers
say.—The watchman.—Xmas . bell.
©1c. Aug. 31, 1923; E 570746; El-
sie Jean, New York. 17292

Llonore; azione drammatica, versi di
Pasquale Ripoli, musica di Mario

Nicolo, of Italy; mand. ace. New
York, :’N!’ Y.; \'and - Naples,’ Case
editrici riunite Italia America. Edi-

zione Ceria. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 17; EB 569382; Ernesto
Rossi, New York. 172933

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47294

pt. m1, n. s., v.18

Llanto (El) de las nubes (The weep-
ing of the clouds); Porto Rican
dance, L. P. Palau, of U.-S.; pf.
‘“@)- Lc. Sept; 42, 1923 ; KE) 569271;
Luis" Ponce Palau, Aguadilla, Porto
Rico. 17294

Lo! He comes; anthem for Advent, w
Charles Wesley and J. Cennick, m
©. V. Stanford, of England,- op. 192,
no. 1; mixed voices with organ acc.

- €Novello’s octavo anthems, no. 1105)
©. Aug. 24, 1923; 1 ce. Aug. 25; E
567600; Novello & co., 1ltd., London.

17295

Lo! I am with you alway; w Mrs. J.

M. ‘Hunter, m A. G., of U. S. ©
AUS 21. Oo e 2c. Sept. 6.2... H
560804: Adam Geibel music co.,
~ Philadelphia. 17296

Loch Lomond; by Kreisler-Warlich,
played Carl Lamson, of U. S.; bar.,
in HE flat. .(Ampico, no. 61871-F)

--[Musie roll, with accompaniment]
©. Mar. 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 26; E
569749; American piano co., New
York [© interpretation] 17297

London blues; by Ferd (Jelly Roll)
Morton, of U. S.; pf. © 1. Sept.
26, 1923; E 569713; Melrose bros.
musie co., Chicago. 17298

Lonely; w and m G. H., of U. 8S. ©
1 ce. Sept. 13, 1923; E 571008; Glen
Head, Petersburg, Ind. 17299

Lonely (The) mill; by Maurice Jacob-
son, of Great Britain, ed. Ernest
Fowles; pf. (Curwen edition, easy
duet, no. 9238) © Aug. 15, 1923;
1c. Sept. 4; H 567812; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., London. 17300

Lonesome daddy blues; w _ Lucile
Bogan, m Henry Callens, of U. S.
© Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 11; E
570963 ; F. Wallace Rega, New York.

17301

Lonesome for you; w and m M. K., of
WS. « AO) a COS et el LOZ ey E
570917; Marghee Knaffil, Knoxville,
Tenn. 17302

Lonesome mammy land; w J. F. F.,
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1-e.
Sept. 20, 1923; H 571162; J. Frank-
lin Frye, Detroit. 17303

Long ago, ’mid apple blossoms; fox-
trot, Gus Kahn, Ernie Erdman and
Albert E. Short, of U. S., arr. Hor-
ace D. Prell; orch. with w. Feist
ed. 4to. © Sept. .10, 1923; 2 .¢
Sept. 138; E 569450; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. [© arrangement]

17304

Long Beach for mine; w and m H. K.,
of U.S. © Aug. 23, 1928.;:.2-.¢: Sept.
17; E 571087; Eddie Klein, Long
Beach, Calif. 1 aie OG

Long green’s my friend; w andm J. J.
H.,, of .U. S& ° © Oct. 11, 923" 25.
Oct. 3; E 569936; John J. Harney,
Worcester. 17306

Long, last, lingering look; w Milt
Hagen and Chas. O’Flynn, melody
Henry Welling, of U. S. © 1.
Sept. 5, 1923; E 569024; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. 17307 |

Longing; -w and m ©. B. G., of U. S.
Omaha, Neb., Ed. Patton. © Sept.
8, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 10; BH. 569220:
Corrinne Bartel Chambers, Omaha,
Neb. 17308

w and m P. H. M., of U. S. ©
Sept. 22,,,1923;;..2.0c Sept. 24" Hi
569621; P. H. Medsker, Cameron,
Tex. 17309:

Longing for home; w A. M. Carroll, m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 18,
1923; E 571090; Mrs. A. M. Carroll,
New York. 17310:

Longing for you; w and m Chet Ross:
fe. Cl TLR. of SOSMSE AOE c.
Sept. 21, 1923; E 571222; Chester
John Ross, Chicago. 173811

Lord (The) followed me; hymn, w
and m Herbert Buffum, of U. S. ©
June 25, 1923; 2 « Sept. 11; E:
570979; John A. Anderson, Topeka..

Kan. 17312
Lorette! par Alexandre Georges, of
France; harmonie et fanfare. obl.

4to. © Aug. 31, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept. 18;
E 567870; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris..
i313:

Lorna Doone: w and m A. B. H., of
U. S. New York, Manhattan music
co. © Sept. 24, 1923; 2 ¢ -Oct. 5;
E 569989; Ardella Brandt Hunt, Red
Lion, Pa. 17314.

Log Angeles; fox trot, w and m F. D.
G., of U. S. © 1. Sept. 12, 1923;
E 569270; Fred D. Griffin, Phila-
delphia. 17315.

Lou; w and m Walter C. Johnson, of
U. S.. © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
1; E 569002; Sherwood music co.,.
New York. 17316

w Harry Walker and Buddy

Burns, m Sonny Clay, of U. S. Los.

Angeles, Sunset music co. © Sept.

12, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E 571138;

Clay & Walker, Los Angeles. 17317

1004

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Louisian’; fox trot, Meskill, Daly and
Spencer, played, Clair and Dilworth,
Or Scar. >) Ln, \C. (Ampico, no.
202911-E ) [Music roll, with
words] © Sept. 20, 1922; 2 c. Sept.
26, 1923; E 5697386; American piano

- ¢o., New York. [© interpretation]

17318

Lovatt (S. E.) Nocturne; how sweet
the moonlight sleeps, part-song, w
from Shakespeare, m S. E. Lovatt,
of England; men’s voices. 4to.
(Male voice choir library, no. 117)
© Aug. 30, 1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 14; E
567838; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.

17319

Love ain’t blind no more; w and mel-
ody Joe Trent and Will Donaldson,
of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 15, 1923; E
571068 ; Rainbow music corp., New
York. 17320

Love and service; sacred song; w
Charles Swain and W. C. Gale, m
Walter C. G., of U. S.; high voice,
in F. © Sept. 27, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
25; EK 569640; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 17321

Love bug; from Runnin’ wild, w and
m Cecil Mack and Jimmy Johnson,
of U. S. © Sept. 5, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
6; E 570874; Harms, ine., New York.

17322

Love cake with frosting; w G. F. M.,
m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Sept.
8, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 14; E 569433;
George F. Moe, Denver. (S23

Love (The) call; w A. B. W., m Al
Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
July 31, 1928; 2 c« Oct. 1; E 569868 ;
Alice Bryan Williams, Ringgold. La.

17324

Love came creeping into my heart; w
Hanson Blauvelt, m Mary Helen
Brown, of U.-S.; high voice. ©
NeMin bh) TOZ8. ya 1c. NeDL., 10.
570965; R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New
York. 17325

Love heart 0’ me; w D. D., m Geo.
Graff, jr-;-of; US, arr... Theo. ,G.
Beach, .of .U. S, ; ©..£.¢: Sept...5;

1923; E 571221; Della Dell, Win-
chester, Ind.

Love in lavender; for elderly love
scenes and sedate remances, Henry
S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept.
18, 1923; 2 ce. Sept. 21; E 569507;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 5

: ic

17326

17339

Love is a sandman; from Top hole,
w Eugene J. W. Conrad, m Robert
Braine, of U. S. © Sept. 13, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 18; E 571060; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

17328

Love is all I ask of you; w and mel-
ody Waldo Henry, of U. S. ©1le.
Sept. 26, 1923; E 569676; Irving
Berlin, ine, New York. 17329

Love is happiness; w and m B. H.,
of U. S., arr. Homer Tourjee, of.
U. SS. Ossboies Sept: . 29,);1823. Hh
571429; Bobby Hite, Los Angeles.

17330

Love lifted me; w James Rowe, m
Howard E. Smith, arr. Harold Hart
Todd, of U. 8S.; mixed voices, in
six pts. © Sept. 1, 1823; 2 c. Sept.
14; E 569323; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. [© arrangement] 17331

Love memories; will you be my sweet-
heart, w and m M. H. G., of U. S.,
arr. Harry L. Alford, of U. S. ©
Aug. 25, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 19; EH
569239; M. H. Greiner, Wetaskiwin,
Alberta, Canada. 17332

Love not the world; w Mrs. M. HE.
Terry, m Warren Collins, of U. S.
© July 31, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 11; B
570954; R. T. Richey, Houston.

17333

Love’s calling; twilight serenade, w
and m J. B., of Russia, domiciled
at New York. © Aug. 23, 1923;
2c. Aug. 29; E 569657; Jack Bauer,
New York. 17334

Love was. but the angel-soul of you;
wand m MR. of U. SS. ©°l ¢
Sept. 17, 1928; E 569331; Margaret
Ryan, Boston. 17335

Loveliest of trees; w A. EH. Housman,
m Muriel Herbert, of Great Britain.
©) 7 July 21, 1923: 1 ¢. Sept. 4245
567683 ; Augener, ltd.,. London.

17836

Lovelight (The) in your wonderful
eyes; w T. M. H., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach,
of U. S. ©1.@ Sept. 18, 1823; E
571101; Trevor M. Heath, S. Can-
ton, O. 17337

Lovely rose; w Harold Robé, m Peter
de Rose, of U. S.; low voice. ©
Septs.21 1923, 2ie..:Sept. 22,51
571192; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 17338

Lover ; fox trot song, w Sidney Clare,
m Con Conrad, of U. S. © Sept. 12,
1923;-2 « Sept. 18; E 571053; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New
York. 17339

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17340

pi ee 18

Lover’s (The) hour; w W. F. T., m
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1¢. Sept.
20," 192355 7B 571168 3 W. F Pohin,;
Dorchester, Mass. 17340

Love’s acclaim: valse melodique, J. E.
Andino, of U. 8.; orech. with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Sept. 26, 1923;
2c. Sept. 27; E 571406; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 17341

Love’s first kiss; by Dorothy Forster,
of Great Britain; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. (Melodia, no. 63)
© Aug. 24, 1923; 1 «@ Sept. 8; EB
567721; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
ment | 17342

w Edward Lockton, m Dorothy

Forster, of Great Gritain. 1. In

F.—2. In G.—3. In A flat. © Aug.

24, 1925% 1 & seaneh “Sept. 72) EH

567718; Ascherberg,

Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 17348

Love’s golden days; w C. P., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] of U. S. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1923; E 570797; Catherine Passero,
Washington. 17344

Love’s pathway; w A. B. J., m J. Lud-
wig Frank, of U.S.’ © 1°¢.’ Aug.
22, 1923; E 570526; Amelia Bates
Jonas, Covington, Ky. 17345

Love’s pleading; for youthful love
scenes, Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S8.;
pf. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 ce. Sept. 21;
FE 569404; T. S. Denison & co., Chi-
cago. 17346

Love’s promises; w Fern Cotrell, m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Sept. 5,
1923; E 570864; F. Cotrell, Hamil-
ton, O. 17347

Love’s romance (Romanza de amor) ;
by Leo Friedman, of U. S., arr. F.
Henri Klickmann, of U. S.;. pf.
(McKinley world famous edition,
no. 2026: Songs without words)
© Sept. 22, 1923; 2 ce Sept. 27; EH
571327; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 17348

Love’s splendor; w F. M. W., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of -U. S:- ©'\1:«.
sept. 22;--1928 ; H°'571239 5- FM.
Wilson, Newark, N. J. 17349

Love’s sweet song; ballad fox trot, w
Bp don GOL A). a...) Gills Ke
Villar Of ee tC) aL, cua N@nen mad:
1923; E 568768; Jennie Buchsbaum,
New York. 17350

[© arrange-

Love’s triumph; w W. O. B., m Clara
Lee Rivers, of U. S.- © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 569225; W.
Oscar Blount, Okolona, Miss. 17351

Lovey; from Greenwich Village fol-
lies, w Irving Caesar and John
Murray Anderson, m Con Conrad,
of U. S. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
21; E 569484; Victoria pub. corp.,
New York. Ligs2

Lovey came back; w Sam. M. Lewis
and Joe Young, melody Lou Hand-
-man, of U. S.° © 1 e'Sept. 27,
1923; E 571369; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 17353

Lovey dear; w J. B., m Elizabeth G.
Black, of U. S. © July 12, 1923;
1c Aug. 24, 1c. Sept. 18; E 569423 ;
Jessie Burt, Brooklyn. 17354

Lov’st thou Me; anthem, w William
Cowper, m Gottschalk, arr. Roger
G. ‘Cox, of U. S.: mixéd yorees,
(Rosche’s octavos, second series, no.
672) © Sept 1, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 12;
E 569274; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.

17355
Low down papa; sweet mamma’s
blues, w and m S. W., of U. S.

(Williams low-down series, no. 2)
©. .Sept....7,,, 1925 °) 2c) Sepp eno
569183; Spencer Williams music
co., inc., New York. 17356

Lucianella; versi di G. Ottaviano,
musica di V. D’Annibale, of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Italy, Santa Lu-
cia. ,.4to! ©oAue. 1, See mec:
Sept. 8; E 567707; Italian book co.,
New York. 17357

Ludlow and teme; song-cycle, w A. E.
Housman, m I. G., of England; ten.
voice, string quartette and piano.
(Carnegie collection of British
music) 1. Full sec.—2. Pianoforte sc.
© Sept. 12, 1923; 1 c. each Sept. 22;
E 567994, 567995; Ivor Gurney, Lon-
don. 17358, 17359

Lullaby; by Henry S. Sawyer, of U.
S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
21; E 560502; T. S. Denison &_¢o.,
Chicago. 17360

wandm F. J. A., of Great Brit-

ain, domiciled at Los Angeles. ©
1e Aug. 20, 1923; E 570411; Fred-

erick J. Abbott, Los Angeles. 17361

w and m F. R. Emerick, of U. S.
© Sept. 8, 1923; 2 « Sept. 10; EH
569218; Edward H. Fox & son, Chi-
cago. 17362

Lure (The) of a gem; w C. F.'L., mel-
‘ody Luther A. Clark, of U.S: © 1
c. Sept. 10, 1923; EH. 569138; Chas.
¥. Lindell, Pittsburgh. 17363

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Luxuries of life; w H. F., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. © 1 c¢. Sept. 5,
1928; E 570858; Harvey Freed, De-
troit. 17364

M. T. pocket blues; in Dew drop inn,
w and m Eli Dawson, Lewis Michel-
son and Victor Olivier, of U. S. ©

Seow ts 1925; 2 ¢. Seot..18;
571132; Fred Fisher, inc., New
York. 17365
MacDowell (Kdward Alexander)

Woodland sketches; by MacDowell,
op. 51, played, John Duke, of U. S.
(Ampico, no. 61733-F) Contents :—
1. To a wild rose.—2. To a water lily.
{Musie roll] © Jan. 20, 1923; 2

e. Sept. 28; E 569765; American
piano co., New York. [© interpre-
tation ] 17366

MeQuillen takes the quickest route to
heaven; w and m J. J. H., sr., of
U. S., arr. Harry Chalmers, of U. S.
©.1,. es Sept. .25,, 1923;;, H; 571250;
Joseph John Hayes, sr., Cuyahoga
Falls, O. 17367

MAdi; .operette in drei akten, von Al-
fred Griinwald und Leo Stein, musik
von Robert Stolz, of Austria, op. 450,
arr. von Otto Lindemann, of Ger-

many; klavierauszug mit _ Ssing-
stimmen. ‘© July 28, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 17: E 567854; Drei-masken

verlag, a. g., Berlin. 17368
Magnificat [and] Nunc dimittis; w
from Book of common prayer, m
Willard Foster, of U. S.; unison
voices, in F. 12mo. (C to C series)
@,Aug. 29, 1923.::.2. c.; Aug.)31+; E
56963838; Parish press, Ft.’ Wayne,
Ind. 17369

Maid at arms; march two step, F. H.
Losey, of U. S., op. 333; pf. °'( Van-
dersloot edition of latest musical
compositions) © Aug. 25, 1923; 2
e. Aug. 27; E’ 570624; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

17370

Maid of my dreams; w A. EK. R., mel-
opy.. Arnold. T. Lax .of Ussing 1
ec. Sept. 10, 1923; E 569130; Alida
FE. Rich, Artesian, S. D. 17371

Mais le son de ta voix (Just a little

love song) ;, paroles anglaises de Joe
Young et Sam M. Lewis, paroles
francaises de, Nazelles, musique de
Joe Cooper, of England. © Aug. 31,
» 1923; 1-¢. Sept. 18; E, 567871; Pub-
lications Francis-Day,, Paris. 17372

17382

Make a rainbow of your tears; Ww
Mattie B. Shannon, m A. G., of U.
S..° ©) Aug.27;:°19233 2: ¢./ Sept. 17;
) 569397; Adam Geibel music ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 17373

Make ye joy to God; w from Psalm
C. 1-2, m William Byrd, of Eng-
land, ed. Edmund -H. Fellowes, of
England; mixed voices. Transposed
ed. 4to. (Church choir library no:
243: William Byrd’s psalms, songs
and sonnets) © Sept. 6, 1923; 1
ce. Sept. 15; E 567951; Stainer &
Bell, 1td., London. 17374

Malaiya; from The magic ring, w
Zelda Sears, m Harold Levey, of

GTS OP Sept. > 29,1923); 2. e-'Oct.
2; FE 5699382; Harms, ine, New
York. 17375

Mamma goes where papa goes, or

papa don’t go out tonight; w Jack
Yellen, m Milton Ager, of U. S.

Sept. 1, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 570815;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 17376

Mamma loves papa, papa loves mama;
dancing song, w and m Cliff Friend
and Abel Baer, of U. S. © Sept. 29,
1923; 2 « Oct. 1; E 569931; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. AZATT -

Mammy, I’m blue; w Harry Henneman
and Bob Schafer, melody Jimmy
Clark,, of ,U.. 8S.» ©.1.e .Sept.:24,
1923; E 569584; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

17378

Mammv’s little black snowflake; plan-
tation lullaby, w J. H. Trent,
melody. Roland C. Irving, of U. S.,
arr. J. H. TS of OU) 8: ..© 1c’ Sept.
22, 1923; E 569634; F. A. Smith,
New York. 17379

Mammy’s lullaby; by Florence Morey,
of -U. §.; pf. with w. © Sept. 28,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 2; BE 569923; Hinds,
Hayden & Eldredge, inc., New York.

17380

Man (The) from Texarkana; w I. H.,
m HPlliott Markham, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © June 20, 1923; 2° c¢.
Oct. 1; E 569884; Irene Hawkins,
Whitefish Point, Mich. 17381

Man (A) never knows when a wo-
man’s gonna change her mind; w
and melody Cliff Friend,: of. U. S.
©) 1 e. “Sept/s13, 1923 5, EH 5T099S ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.

17382

1007

17383

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pt. m1, 0. s., v. 18

Mandolinata; par Jean Sibelius, ed.
and rev. Julia A. Burt, of U. §&;
pf. (Wilhelm Hansen edition, no.
2291) © Aug. 27, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept.
10; E 569197; Wilhelm Hansen, Co-
penhagen. [© editing and revising]

27382

Mandy; w HE. W.,m E. 8S. 8S. Hunting-
ton, of U. S. ‘© 1 ce. Aug. 31, 1923;
E 570739; Edward Walter, Phila-
delphia. 17384

Marathon blues; fox trot, G. C. H., m
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1.« Sept.
20, 1923; E 571174; G. C. Hill, Hous-
ton. 17385

March of the boy scouts; by Florence

Morey, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 28,
1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 2; E 569926; Hinds,
Hayden & Hldredge, ine., New York.
173886

March of the dwarfs; by Esther
Dickie, of U. S.; pf. (&wo descrip-
tive pieces, no. 2) © Sept. 8, 1923;

2 c. Sept. 14; E 571028; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 17387

March of the goblins; by Ed. Ducroix,
of U. S.; pf. (Three moonlight
sketches, no. 3) © Sept. 10, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 20; E 569470; Arthur
Davis, St. Louis. 17388

March’ victorious; military march,
Elizabeth G. Black, rewritten and
Ste i PS) Of BO sa) eee
York, Edward T. Paull music co.
(e} Sept/bt 1098 02 “e. Sept. ae BH
569016 ; Edward T. Paull, New York.
[© arrangement and new matter]

17389

Marche (La) des poilus de la Ruhr;
paroles de Didier-Gold, melodie de
Roger Guttinguer, of France. ©
J UME 25; I OSB $1 ).@s.eUly (bj)
567687; L. Brulé, Paris. 17390

Marche sportive; par Francis Popy,
of France; orch., avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1923; 1 ¢.
Sept. 11; E 567750; E. Gaudet, Paris.

® 17391

Marching song; by Harry Rogers
Eratt, Ob [Us i9., OD. fo, MO. ube. DL.
© Sept. 8, 1923; 2 c Sept. 14; EH
571039; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

: 17392

Mary Blair; w S. A. M, m Geo. Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
eS... © ania Sept 5.40284 E
570845; S. A. McGuire, Windsor.
Canada. 17393

Mary my dear; w F. F., m George
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo G.
Beach, of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1923; E 571091; Fred Fearn, Abse-
con, N. J. 17394

Massa dear; in. From the new world
Symphony, w Frederick Manley, of
U. S., m Antonin Dvorak, arr. Har-
vey Worthington Loomis, of U. S.;
solo voices with mixed cho. (Laurel
octavo no. 106) © Aug. 24, 1923; 2
ce. Sept. 6; E 571193; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. [© text and new ar-
rangement ] 17395.

Massa’s in de cold cold ground; by
Stephen C. Foster, arr. K. Killianus.
of U. S.; 1st. ukulele, with ukulele
ace. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 «.
Sept. 10; E 569210; K. Kotty, Mil-
waukee.

Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Elegy
(Elégie) ; melody, J. Massenet, arr.
Calvin Grooms, of U. S.; saxophone
with pf. ac. (Century certified edi-
tion, no. 2220) ©. Aug., 21,1923 -
2c. Aug. 22; HE 570545; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. [© arrange-
ment] — 17397

Maurice Chevalier; fox trot, de Raoul
Moretti, of France; pf. © Aug. 25,
1923 ‘1: © Sept? TH “eerie
Francis Salabert, Paris. 17398

Mausi, mein sitisses zuckerchen; aus
der operette Die damen vom Olymp,
worte von Rudolph Schanzer u.
Ernst Welisch, musik von Rudolph
Nelson, of Germany, klav. arr. v.
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©
June 9, 1928; 1 c. Sept.- 17;. B
567850; Drei-masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 17399

May blossoms; waltz, solo for cornet
or trombone R. E. C., of U. S., piano
ace. Fritz A. Mueller, of U. S. ©
1c. Sept. 17,.1923 ; © 569358 ; Robert
E. Clark, Washington. 17400

May flower (Fleur de mai) ; barearolle
valse, par A. Bosc, of France; piano.
©, Aug.) 25,-1923;.1 Sept, Idi k
567752; A. Bose, Paris. 17401

Maypole dance (Maypole danza); by
Ella Herman, of U. S., arr. F.
Henri Klickmann, of U. S.; pf. (Mc-
Kinley world famous edition, no.
2027: Attractive compositions.) ©
Sept... 22,1923; 2 €. Sept. 2p aii
HTL McKinley music co.,
Chicago. 17402

Mazurka russa; di Virgilio Ranzato,
of Italy; violino e piano. (6 pezzi
earatteristici, no. 8) © July 10,
1923; 1 « Aug. 6; E 567922; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 17403

Meadow (The) lark; w M. M., melody
Luther A. Clark; of U!S.: © 1 ¢.
‘Sept. 17, 19238; E 5693384; Mable
Moody, Garden City, Kan. 17404

1008

17396 ~

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Mean blues; w and m Billy Smythe
and Art Gillham, of U. 8S. © Sept.
24, 1923; 2 ce. Sept. 21; E 569539;
J. W. Jenkins’ sons music ¢o.,

Kansas City, Mo. 17405
Mechanical (The) doll; for comic,
eccentric or. grotesque dances;

Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. ©
Sept. 18, 1923; 2 @ Sept. 21; H
569512; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.

17406

Meet me tonight in my garden of
dreams; w and mC. M. F., of U.S.
© Aug. 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 8; E
569426; Carrie M. Freel, Murray, Ia.

17407

Mein tiere keshenev; w and melody
AIS... on oU. S20) ©’ Lye. ‘Sept:!.15,
1923; E 571065; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 17408

Melody of the moonlight; by J. R. H.,
of U. S.; mand. © Sept. 15, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 26; E 571275; J. R. Han-
sen, Ely, Minn. * 17409

Memoirs d’amour; by F. R. F., of U.
S.; cello and pf. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1928; E 571108; Frank R. Fuller,
Dallas. 17410

Memories; arr. Will P. Held, of U. S.;
orch. 4to. (Sing them again series)
Contents :—1. Silver threads among
the gold.—2. Daisy Bell.—3. Where
the river Shannon flows. © June 7,
1923; 2c. Sept. 24; E 569670; Nor-
man Jefferies, Philadelphia. [©
arrangement ] 17411

Memphis man; lovesick blues, w Paul
Heney, m Willy M. Grant, of U. S.
- Mark bro. ed. © Sept. 15, 1923; 2
e. Sept. 17; E 569380; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 17412

Merchant (The) of Venice; incidental
music, Frederick Rosse, of England ;
reed and brass band, with conductor.
4to. Contents:—4. Prelude, no. 2—
5. Doge’s march. © Sept. 15, 1923;
1c. Sept. 22; EH 572011; Hawkes &
son, London. 17413

Merry England; w and m J. M. H., of
U. S.; pf. with w. ©1 ec. Sept. 18,
1923: E 571119; Jerome Myers
Hamilton, Philadelphia. 17414

Merry go round waltz; told in yodels,
w and m Paul Van Dyke, of U. S.
© Aug. 24, 1923; 2 & Sept. 10; EB
570966 ; Belwin, inc., New York.

; 17415

Merry (The) men; by Henry S. Saw-
yer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923;
2c. Sept. 21; E 569535; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 17416

VL itBitie.

Merrymakers [and] Noontide rest; by
Felix Swinstead, of Great Britain,
ed. by Ernest Fowles; pf. (Curwen
edition, first pieces, no.. 9241) ©
Aug. 13, 1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 4; E
567815; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon-
don. 17417

Message du cceur (Heart’s message) ;
by Louis Severne, of England, orch.
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain ;
orch. with pf. conductor. 4to.
AUS 25) L92382. ch.€, Sept) indAhs 7d:
567826; Bosworth & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17418

Message (The) in your eyes; waltz
ballad, w Frank J. Purdy, m Chas.
'V. Bates, of U. S. © Sept. 15, 1923;
2 e. Sept. 26; E 571282; Victor
music pub. co., Philadelphia.

17419

Méthode compléte de fitite; en huit
parties, par Taffanel et Gaubert, of
France. 1°7° ed., 1923. © Aug. 31,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 18; E 567896; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 17420

Mi-am-i beach; goose step, w and m

B. W., of ‘US. © Sept: 8, 1928 ;
Sept. 10; E 569216; Billy
Whalen, Cleveland. 17421

Midnight charm; w Harold Koenig, m
Hrwin Lowenstein and Leslie Card,
of U. S., arr. Frank H. Hermsen, of
tee Sa "©. & Sept. 26, “tzZa2. 5
571401; Harold R. Koenig, Webster
Groves, Mo. 17422

Midnight rose; w Sidney D. Mitchell,
m Lew Pollack, arr. Geo. J. Trin-
kaus, of U. S. 4to. (Witmark edi-
tion, excellent quartette arrange-
ments, nos. 1679, 1680) 1. Mixed
voices. 2. Female voices. © Aug.
14, 1928; 2 e. each Aug. 22> EK
570530, 570531; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

174238, 17424

Midnight sun; w N. N. and D. C., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. ©1.. Sept. 18,
1923; E 571100; Nels Nelson and D.
Cook, Valdez, Alaska. 17425

Mikitka; w and melody A. S., of U. S.
© 1 ¢c. Sept. 15, 1923; E 571064; Abe
Schwartz, New York. [© new ar-
rangements and new lyrics] 17426

Mindennapos imadsig; szdvegét irta
Em6d Tama’s, zenéjét szerzétte
Kurucz Janos, of Hungary, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1. Aug. 31.
1923; E 570755; John Kurucz, New
York. 17427

1009

CATALOGUE OF' COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17428

Miniature of a Dutch family; verses
Wm. Webb, m Julia Fox, of U. S.;
pf. Contents: — Mama. — Hans. —
Gretchen.—Papa. © July 28, 1923:
2c. Aug. 4; E 570572; Willis music
eo., Cincinnati. 17428

Minnesota Sammy ; song fox trot, w W.
Beresford Inglis, m Wilfrid Nestor,
of Great Britain. © Aug. 10, 1923;
1 ¢. Aug. 24; E 567598; Lareine &
co., London.. 17429

Minstrels on parade; for circus, car-
nival [ete.], Henry S. Sawyer, of
S.: pt. © Sept. 18) 192322".
Sept. 21; E 569527; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 17430

Minuet; on the birth of a girl, Fran-
cesco Ticciati, of Italy; pf. (Cover
title: Minuetto) © Sept. 5, 1923;
bé. Sept... 22; 567972; Schott, &
co., London. 17431

Minuetto; di Francesco Piccione, of
Italy’; pf. ‘©’ 'Sept. 19 19233)! c.
Sept. 20; E 567962; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 17432

Mirages; suite, par Jean Robert, of
France; pf. II*® partie:—5. Dé-
bacle.—6. Voce lontana.—7. Plaintes,
instances, fiévres——8. En demi-
réve.—9. BF finita la commedia. ©
Ate Bl yo ss UC. SE Nbe ees Es
567881 ; Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris.

, 17433

Miss America; march, melody I. S8.,
ef U.S... © 1 ec Sept..86, A923; EB
569678; Irving Sallow, Cleveland.

17434

Miss Umber Ella; w and m F. A. G.,
OL A. Sap kOe te: AMGe ok. hoz 1
570745; Frederic A. Grant, Brook-
lyn. 174385

Mississippi blues; w D. R.. m E. 8. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1923,;,,.E. 570709; Daniel Ray,
Walhalla, Mich. 17436

Mr. Jelly Lord; by Ferd (Jelly Roll)
Morton, of U. S.; melody with pf.
ace. ©l1c. Aug. 20, 1923 ; E 570415;
Melrose bros. music ¢o., Chicago.

17437

Mister Snowman; w Chas. Constance
Maxwell, m David Reed, of U. 8S.
Sept. 1, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 18; E
571130; Musical advance pub. ¢o..
New York. 17438

Mistreated blues; w and arr. Ada
Brown, m Woodie Walder and B.
M., of U.S. ©le. July 16, 1923; E
570280; Thomas Westley Harrison
and Bennie Moten, Kansas City, Mo.

17439

SSS eee

pt. III, n. s., v. 18:

Mistreatin’ daddy ; w and melody Por-
ter Grainger and Bob Ricketts, of
U.S. -© 1 e@ Sept. 8,24923;° E
570884; Rainbow music corp., New
York. 17440

Mrs. O’Rokey and Mrs. MecFee; w
E. C., m Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S. New York,
Manhattan music co. © Aug. 28,
1923; 2 ce Oct. 5; E 569982; Eliza-
‘beth Crawford, New York. 17441

Mocking bird blues; w and m Billy
Heagney, of U. 8S. (Triangle blues
series)
29; E 570676; Triangle musie pub.
co., ine., New York. 17442:

Moderately difficult studies in arpeggio:
playing ; by Cuthbert Harris, of Hng-
land; piano. © Sept. 5, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 19; E 567927; Warren & Phil-
lips, London. 17445.

Molly Mahone; w and melody W. H..
of! U! Si -©'1'\e ‘Sept 10;99923 2
569122; Walter Hull, Dearborn,
Mich. 17444

Molly O’Donegal; w Phyllis Austin.
m Harold Austin, of Great Britain.
New ed. © Sept. 10, 1923; 1/1 «.
Sept. 14; E 567832; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 17445.

Molly, Polly, Dolly; from the comic:
opera The sea serpent, w W. M. B..,.
melody Clifford W. Walsh,’ of U. S.
© 1. July 24, 1923; E 568798;
William Mill Butler, Beachwood,
N,! J. 17446.

Mon réve (My dream) ; waltz, Hanna
Van Vollenhoven, of U. S.; pf.
Sept. 30, 1923 ; 2 ec. Oct. 1; E 569920 ;

Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
17447

Monday morning blues; w H. A. E.,
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1-e.

Sept. 20, 1923; EH 571163; H. A. Ed-
wards, East Calgary, Alberta, Can-
ada. 17448.

Money and love; fox trot, w El. Gee
[pseud. of Elias Ginsburg], m J. C.,
of U. S., first papers: © 1 ¢. Sept.
15, 1928; FE 571072; Joseph Cher-
niavsky, New York. 17449

Moon blinks; call my little canoe,
waltz, w'and m Willis F. Eberhardt,
of U. 8S. ©, Sept.:6, 1928 ;.2.e Sept.
10; E 569175; Musical advance pub.
co., New York. 17450

Moon (The) boat [and] My shadow;
w Alice ©. D. Riley, m Jessie L.
‘Gaynor, of U. S., arr. Dorthy Gay-
nor Blake; pf. with w ad_ lib.

1010

© Aug. 28,1923 ;.2 ¢. Aug. -

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 192:

(From the child world) © Aug. 3,
1923: 2c. Aug. 6; E 569644; John
Church co., Cincinnati.

Moon rise in the U. S. A.; w A. M.
D., melody Herman Dubois [pseud.
of. Ethel Fisher] of U. S. ©1l1..
Sept. 17, 1923; E 569336; Anna
Maude Denbow, Rocks, Md.

17452

Moonlight in Killarney; w and melody
F. W., of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York City. © 1. Sept. 22,
1923; BH 571231; Frank Waldon, New
York. 17453

Moonlight kisses; from Greenwich
Village follies, w Irving Caesar and
John Murray Anderson, m Con Con-
rad, of U. S. © Sept. 19, 1923;

2 @ Sept. 21; E 569489; Victoria

pub. corp.,; New York. 17454
Moonlight (A) night; w Southey, m
York Bowen, of England. (Swan

edition, no. 35) © Sept. 25, 1923;
1c. Sept. 22; H 572013; Swan.& co.,
ltd., London. 17455

Moonlight waltz; by A. V. M., of U. S.,
arr. Leonard Lonquist of U. S.; pf.,
right hand. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1923;
EK 569548; Alfred V. Marx, New
York. 17456

—— by Ed. Ducroix fof U.°S.] ;: pf.
(Three moonlight sketches, no. 1)
© Sept. 10, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 20;
E 569471; Arthur Davis, St. Louis.

17457

Morceau bourlesque; av Selim Palm-
gren, op. 74, nr. 8, ed. and rev.
Julia A. Burt, of U. S.; pf. (Wil-
helm Hansen edition, no. 2311) ©

Ausr2T,) F923 -" dive! Sept: 103: B
569187; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revising]

17458

Moreeau élégant; av Selim Palmgren,
op. 74, nr. 2, ed. and rev. Julia A.
Burt, of U. S.; pf. (Wilhelm Han-
sen edition, no. 2310) © Aug. 27,

1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 10; E 569188; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. [© ed-
iting and revising] 17459

Morceau romantique; av Selim Palm-

gren, op. 74, nr. 1, ed. and rev. Julia |

A. Burt, of U. S.5 pf. (Wilhelm
Hansen edition, no. 2309) © Aug.
27, 19238; 1 c« Sept. 10; E 569189;

Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. [©
editing and revising] 17460
More; modern maiden’s prayer, fox

trot, w and m Abner Silver, Sidney
D. Mitchell and Lew Pollack, of

17451 |

17473

U.S. «Sept: 13, 1923.;.2..c,, Sept:
20; E 571185; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 17461

Morn in May; w William Watson,
m Piero Coppola, of Italy. (Cur-
wen edition, no. 2298) © Aug. 20,
1923; 1 ¢. Sept. 4; E 567810; J.
Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 17462

Morning (The) after the night be-
fore; w M. B., melody Luther A.
Clark; ‘of U. S8.."°©*1'"e.: Sept, 1:7,
1923; E 569340; Marie Brochmann.
Jacksonville, Fla. 17463 —

Morning blues; w.C. A. E., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] of U. S. © 1 ce. Sept. 4,
1923; E 57090; Clarence A. Hagie-
ton, Holden, W. Vt. 17464

Morning song; French air, arr. Angela
Diller, of U.. S.; pf., with sugges-
tions for study. (In days of. old,

no. 3) © Sept. 8, 1923.; 2c. Sept.
14; E 571027; G.. Schirmer; inc.,
New York. 17465

Most wonderful dream; w and mel-
ody W. H., of U. S. © 1 :e¢ Sept.
10, 1923; E 569124; Walter Hull.
Dearborn, Mich. 17466

Mother; ballad waltz, w I. J. A.. m
M., Paul. Mangan, of U.S. © 1.
Aug. 23, 1928; E 570560; Isaac J.
Angle, Plains, Pa. 17467

w L. I. C., m Geo. Graff, jr., of

U._S., arr. Theo G. Beach, of U. S.

© 1 ce Sept. 5, 1923; E 570854;

L. Iolanthe Crowell, York, Pa.

; 17468
w W. W. M., m Gloria Brice. of
U..S.; pf. with w.. © Aug. 8,.1923;
2 ec. Oct. 1; BE 569873; W. W. Miller,

Battle Cregk. 17469
Mother and dad; w O. U. B., melody
Agatold SE. Mba vor US) MOE -e,

Sept. 10,. 1928; E 569145; O. U.
. Bradley, North Adams, Mass.
17470

Mother dear; w and m T. J. O’B. of

BU. Si © -ive. Auge 21,149239) E
568774; Thomas Joseph O’Brien,
Elizabeth, N. J. 17471

Mother in Ireland; by Griffen-Kahn-
Lyman, played, Corrine De Bert, of
be OS. : 4eini BH fak (Ampico, no.
991-F) [Musie roll, with words]
©: Mar. 20, 1923; 2 @ Sept. 26; E
569738; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17472

Mothers’ day; w M. G. N., melody
Luther, As Clark, of -U. S.;;,© de.
Septe° 27, ,1923:;,, Hi ,b71398 ;.,. Marie
G. Nowak, South Bend, Ind.

17473

1011

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17474

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Moto perpetuo; by J. Stuart Archer,
of Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 14,
1923; 1c Sept. 8; E 567797; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 17474

Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Bow
Thine ear; anthem, w from the Bi-
ble, m W. A. Mozart, arr. G. F.
R., of U. S.;. mixed voices.
che’s octavos, second series, no. 667)
©: Sept. 41; 192532 eG, Sept.112-..H
069278; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.

17475

Symphony no. 40; de W. A. Mo-
zart, arr. par H. Mouton, of France;
orch., with pf. conductor, in G min.
Hawkes concert ed. © Aug. 17,
19235: 1. e Auge. 29.5) 0Eo) O67629:
Hawkes & son, London. 17476

Muezzin (The) call (An _ Arab’s
prayer) ; intermezzo, Albert E. Wal-
ton, of England. 1. Orch. with
piano - conductor. 4to—2. Piano
solo. © Sept. 12, 1923; each 1 e.
Sept. 22; E 567989, 567990; J. R.
Lafleur & son, ltd., London.

17477, 17478

Muldoon, the solid man; comic song,
Edward Harrigan, arr. Pauline B.
Story, of U. S. © May 26, 1923;
2c July 14; E 568682; Frank Har-
ding, New York. [© new arrange-

- ment] 17479

Murmuring zephyrs; by Jensen, played
Milton Suskind, of U. 8S. (Ampico,
no. 61193-F) [Music roll] © Sept.
20," 1922 2 ~e. Sept. 28,) 19237, 1
569764; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17480

Music in Italy; w Mrsq@BH. C. M., m
‘ Elliott Markham, of U. S8S.; pf., with
w. <<) July-3l, 1993: 2 a. Oet. 1: EB
569860; Mrs. E. C. Ming, Caddo, Tex.

f 17481

Music of love; from Artists and mod-
els, w Cyrus Wood, m Alfred Good-
man, of U. S.. © Sept. 4, 1923; 2 «.
Sept. 6; E 570873; Harms, ine., New
York. 17482

Musical A B C’s; progressive note
speller, Florence G. Marston and
Marguerite Hunter, of U.S. © Sept.
21, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 29; E 571462;
Boston music co., Boston. 17483

Musical chairs; cotillion, graded to
step 3 of the Polychordia string tu-
tor, James Brown, of England; vio-
lin, with piano ace. (Polychordia
violin solos, no. 3) © Aug. 30, 1923;
1c Sept. 14; E 567839; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 17484

(Ros- |

My angel divine; w B. M., melody Lu-
ther A. Clark, of U.S. ©1c. Sept.
17, 1923; EH 569338; Beatrice Mur-
phy, Washington. 17485

My boy friend; w Geo. A. Kershaw and
H. Von Tilzer, m Harry Von Tilzer,
of U. S.. © Sept. 3, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
29; E 570993; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York. 17486

My brown skin gal; w L. D., m John
F. Ryan, of U. S. © 1e. Sept. 11,
1923 ; E 570925; Lovell Duplain, New
Orleans. 17487

My buddy; by Donaldson, played, Co-
rinne De Bert, of U. S.; in G. (Am-
pico, no. 971-F) [Music roll, with
words] © Feb. 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
28; E 569730; American piano co.,
New York. [© interpretation]

17488

My canoe; w G. A. H., melody Luther
A. Clark, of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 17,
19238; E 569339; Gertrude A. Her-
bert, Portland, Or. 17489

My childhood home; w M. J.. m Al
Meehan, of U. S.; pf., with w. ©
July 31, 1923; 2 « Oct. 1; E 569868 ;
Mattie Jones, Fayette, Mo. 17490

My Colorado home; w Jane Shewey,
m Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf.,

with w. © June 5, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 1;
E 569897; Mrs. D. EH. Shewey,
Keenesburg, Col. 17491

My country; scenie fantasy, Mortimer
Wilson, of U. S., op. 70; oreh. se.
Fischer ed. (Jn Orchestral train-
ing, v. 3, no. 5201, advanced) ©
Sept. 20, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 24; H
569629; J. Fischer & bro., New York.

17492

My dear papa and sweet mamma; w
L. H. S., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1923; BE 571391; L.
H. Schaefer, Rhame, N. D. 17493

My dream girl; w E. G., m Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. New York, Frank
Harding. © Sept. 10, 1923; 2 e.
Sept. 8; E 570888; Hdward Gillen,
Philadelphia. 17494

My dreams; w H. F., m’ D:D. or U.
S. ©1c Sept. 27, 1923; E 571403;

Eva Findlay and Dorothy Doerr,
Kansas City, Mo. 17495
My dreams are thee; w M. M., m

Casper Nathan, of U. S. © Aug. 24,

1923; 2 c. Aug. 29; E 569207; Ma-

thilde McPhee, Springfield, Mass.
17496

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

My empty picture frame; w A. G., mel-
ody Dave Dreyer, of U. 8. © lie
Sept. 28, 1923; E 569718; Alex Ger-
ber, New York. 17497

My feet; w and m J. M. H., of U. S.;
pf. with w. © 1e. Sept. 18, 1923;
E 571121; Jerome Myers Hamilton,
Philadelphia. 17498

My fox trot baby; w J. S., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of. U.S... © Lice Aus. 17,
1923 ; E 570422 ; Joe Svigel, Florence,
Col. 17499

My garden; w J. S. A., m Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. New York, Frank
Harding. © Sept. 10, 1923; 2c.
Sept. 8; E 570886; Jesse Samuel At-
terbury, Swink, Col. 17500

My girl; w Edith Jason, m John F.
yan, of U. S. © 1 ei Septs!2%,
1923; E 571348; Mrs. F. B. Goulait,
River Rouge, Mich. 17501

My golden California; w Elizabeth A.
‘Wilbur, m G. A. F., of U: S.. ©
Sept. 25, P28 > 2 eC. Oct. 1; E 569911;
Grace Adéle Freebey, Los Angeles,

17

My Gypsy Rose; w J. C. H., m AL.
Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
June 5, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569899 ;
Jewell Campbell Hayslip, Albany,
Ga. 17503

My heart calls. my love, come back,
be true; w B. C. R. m J. H. La-
mont, of U. S., arr. O. R. Kinkle, of
D:-S. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
10; E 569214: Birdie C. Riddick,
Texarkana, Tex. 17504

My Jesus; w Mildred Shimke, m Al-
bert Allen Ketchum, of U. S. ©
Augie aot 22. ‘Sept. "265° 1
569699; Harry. D. Clarke, Chicago.

17505

My Jesus as Thou wilt; arr. from
von Weber, played John Marvin, of
U. S25. dn JEpcflat: . .¢Ampico: ino.
1081—E) [Music roll, with words]
© ‘Apr. 20, 1923; 2 c Sept. 28; EB
569729; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17506

My Killarney rose; w and m J. §S.,
of U. S. French version Matthew
Woodward. © Sept. 24, 1923; 2 «.

Sept. 25; EH. 571264; Jack Snyder
pub. co., ine., New York. 17507
My lady pal; w and m W. H., of U. S.

© 1c Sept. 19, 19238; E 571219;
Walter Hull, Dearborn, Mich. 17508

80831—24——_11

My lesson; w Z. W., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
tis. 1 ¢« Sept. 4, 1923; E
570795; Zaida Wolfe, Farmington,
Mich. 17509

My little brown nest by the sea; w
Thekla Hollingsworth, m Clara Ed-
wards, of U. S. -© Sept. 7, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 11; E 569306; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 17510

My little girl; w S. E. B., m Al Mee-
han, of U. S.; pf. with w.: © Aug.
8.71923; 2.c. Oceterd:: Ee: 569874 ;
Sg. Elizabeth Buchanan, El Reno,
Okl. : 17511.

My little home town eit: w and m
I. B. S.,,0of U. S: © Sept. 15, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 17; E 569371; Ina Belle
Sorter, Gates Mills, O. 17512

My little Irish colleen; w N. H., m
Walter Wiesbauer, of U. S. © Sept.
8. 1923; 2 «@ Sept. 10; E 569234;
Nan Halligan, Erie, Pa. 17513

My little mountain maid; w F. E. Y..,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©1-«.
Sept. 5, 1923; E 570848; Floyd E.
Yohe, Butler, Pa. 17514

My little pal: w B. A. T., m Margaret
E. Tholl, of U. S. © 1 ce. Sept. 22,
1923; E 571211; Bernard A. Tholl,
Newport News, Va. 17515

‘My little stick of candy; by M. K., of

U. S.:; melody with pf. ace. ©1e.
Sept. 25. 1923: E 571258; Marghee
Knaffl,, Knoxville, Tenn. 17516

My little sweetheart; w and m Michael
J. Duffecy and Fran Frey -fi. e.
Francis C. Frey] of U. S. © Sept.
25, 1923 ;.2 -c: Sept. 26; E 569688 ;
Framik pub. house, Indianapolis.

17517

‘My love is like a red, red rose; two-

part song, poem Burns, m C. a
Becket Williams, of Great Britain;
sep. and contralto. Curwened. 4to.
© 'Suly 27, 1928: te Aug. 13; E
567614; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon-
don. 17518
My lovin’ Mamie; w and m J. Law-
rence Cook, of U. S. (Triangle
blues series) © Aug. 28, 1923; 2 c¢.
Aug. 29; E 570679; Triangle music
' pub. co., ine., New York. 17519
My mammy; w J. L.,,m Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher]. of
U. 8S. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Sept. 8, 1923: 2 c Sept.
14; E 569435; Jauneta Lindsay,
Phoenix, Ariz. 17520

1013

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17521

pt. 111, n. $., v. 18

My mammy’s calling me; w D. R.,
m E. 8S. §. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1e. Aug. 31, 1923; E 570708; Daniel
Ray, Walhalla, Mich. 17521

My mammy’s blues; w and melody
Porter Grainger and Bob Ricketts,
of U. S. ©1.e. Sept. 8, 1923; E
570885; Rainbow music corp., New
York. 17522

My memory waltz; w and m M. L. R.,
of Canada. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1923;
E 568772; Margaret L. Ramsey,
Montreal, Canada. 17523

My Mexican gal; w Wm. H. Peter,
m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S. © June
15, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 18; E 569440;
Wm. H. Petri, Beardstown, Ill.

17524

My Mollie O; w E. C., m J. F. Rob-
erts, of U. S.. New York, Manhat-
tan music co. © Sept. 2, 1923; 2
ce. Oct. 5; E 569983 ; Elizabeth Craw-
ford, New York. 17525

My moonshine ‘tis of thee; w E. D.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
by Theo. G. Beach, of U.S. ©l1e.
Sept. 22, 1923; E 571248; Ernest
Dombrow, Evanston, II. 17526

My mother; w M. M. M., m Geo. Graff,
. jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of

OS. / ©iatrrveal Sépt. 5, 192854
570860; Mary M. MacClain, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 17527

My mother is waiting for me; w Pearl
Butler, m E. 8. 8S. Huntington, of
US) -© dee Aue7 387) 18238 -
570723; M. D. Butler, Oilton, Okl.

17528

My music lesson; w and m W. C. H.,
of U. S: © 1c. Aug. 21,: 1923; EB
568764; Wm. C. Henderson, New
York. 17529

My old Frisco town; w C. L., m Elliott
Markham, of U. S.; pf. with w.
July 31, 1923; 2 ec. Oct..1; E 569870 ;
Cordelia Landolt, San Francisco.

17530

My own, my dear America; w and m
C. M. S., of U. S. © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 c Sept. 10: E 569215; Charles
McVey Schofield, Chicago. ivesal

My personality girl; w and melody
G. H. R. W:; of TiS. © le. Sept.
19, 19283; E 569459; George Harold
Ralph Welsh, Boston. Lipase

My prairie rose; w M. T. K., m Al.
Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
June 5, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569900;
Mary T. Kouba, Regent, N. D.

175383

My pretty Irish rose; wT. P.D., m Harry
P. Guy, of U. S. © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 10; E 569233; Thomas P.
Dooner, Troy, N. Y. 17534

My radio girl; w W. F. K., m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1c Aug.
31, 1923; E 570699; William F.
Kehoe, Babylon, N. Y. 17535.

My radio queen; w J. BE. W., m John
F. Ryan, of U. S. © 1 ce. Sept. 20,.
1923 ; E 571167; J. Ernestine Wyatt,
Waterloo, Ia. 17536

My sail boat; by B. R. D., of U. S.; pf. .
© Sept. 8, 1923; 2 « Sept. 10; BE
569227; Beatrice Rose Dorion, Chi-
cago. WLTSST

My Spanish rose; w J. N., m John F.
Ryan,..of U, S....@: does Sent 21
1923; E 571860; Jack Nussbaum,
Cincinnati. 17538.

My sunshine rose; w T. D., m E. W.
W., of. U.S.) pe. with awe tee.
Sept. 18, 1923; E 569588; Edward
W. Willett and Thomas Darden,,.
Indianapolis, 17539

My sweet Oneida; w M. EK. W., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1923; E 570853; Margaret BE. Ward,
Sandoval, Ill. 17540.

My sweetheart of paradise; serenade,.
w John Steel, m Charles Wakefield
Cadman, of U. S.; low voice, in F.
© Aug. 29, 1923; 2 ce Sept. 4; E
570814; Sherman, Clay & co., San.
Francisco. 17541.

My thoughts go wand’ring home; w
and melody M. M. K., of U. S.
1c. Sept. 11, 1923; EH 570911; Mau-.
rice M. Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y.

17542:

My unknown isle; fox trot ballad, w
J. B., m Carl Fairchild, of U. S:.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Carl Fairchild and
John Butler. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2
e..Sept. 10; E 569228; John Butler,
Brooklyn. 17548.

My Virginia home; w and m M. F.
HH. of |. U.S.) New). Yorkey Mirank.
Harding. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 «@..
Sept. 14; E 569429; Marietta F..
Hellijas, Warnerville, N. Y.

17544

My window; w J. J. Robbins, m M. G.,
of. U.S... '©'1 c. ‘Sept 1719233 E
. 569353; Matthew Gold, Bayonne,
N. J. 1754.

1014

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

My wonderful memory; w 8S. E., m
John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1e. Aug.
31, 1923; E 570740; Signe Ellison,
Brooklyn. 17546

Ne fare; pochod se zpévem, w and m
Emil Stole, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© Aug. 15, 1923; 2 ¢ Sept. 20;
E 571204: Joseph Jiran, Chicago.

17547

Nama; hottentottentrot, aus der oper-
ette in 3 akten Drei auf einmal,
text von Oscar Friedmann, musik
von Edmund Eysler, of Austria. ©
Apriit9y. 1923; doe -Septs-47;- EB
567853; Drei-masken verlag. a. g.,
Berlin. 17548

Nancy Jane; w S. C. R., m Arnold T.
Lax,of U.S. , New. York. City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 12, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 15; E 569488; Sallie C.
Raper, Wytheville, Va. 17549

NaS bobecek; polka, w and m Emil
Stole, of U. S., arr. F. Johnson, of
U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug. 15, 1923;

Der Sept, 20; .H,,.571203;, Joseph
Jiran, Chicago. 17550
Nashville nightingale; from Nifties,

w Irving Caesar, m George Gersh-
win, of U. S. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2c.
Sept. 25; E 569650; Harms, inc.,
New York. 17551

Native Indian chant; for quiet Indian,
western or night scenes, etc., Henry
S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept.
18, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 21; E 569516;
T. S. Denison & co., Chieago. 17552

Ne croyez pas aux chansons; pareles
de Lucien Boyer, musique. de
Xavier Rogé, of France. © Aug. 25,
1923; 1 c Sept. 11; E 567774; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 17553

Nearer, my God,.to Thee; w J. H.
Newman, m Easthope Martin, of
Great Britain; in G. © Sept. 4,
res; fc. Sept. ,45,3,. Eh DORST 5
IXnoeh & sons, Itd., London. 17554

*’Neath the Carolina moon; w Andy
Britt, m Harry Willsey and Walter
Davison, of U. S. © Sept. 24, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 24; E 569609; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

17555

’Neath the weeping willow tree; w and
BD yp. An Mie eG: dus ise
1923 ; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 569246; Sarah
A. Miller, Willoughby, O. 17556

Negro melodies of the old South; w
and om. Lily;;Strickland,.of ,U.S.;
‘male voices. 4to. (Witmark edi-
tion, standard quartettes, no. 717)

©) Aus" 25--

17509
© Sept. 4, 1923; 2 « Sept. 14; EB
069327; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17557

Nelson (Joseph) Waltz; melody J.
N., of Russia, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1923; BH 570751;
Joseph Nelson, Brooklyn. 17558

Nephews of Uncle Sam; w and m
J. M.-H.,'of 'U. S.; pfi"with w. ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1923 ; E 571120; Jerome
Myers Hamilton, Philadelphia.
17559

New idea blues; by W. J.,.of U. S., arr.
John W. Lang, of U. S.;-orech. Ato.
GheAue 3, 1925 2%c Aus vls sm
569417; William Jolly, Erlanger,
N. C. 17560

fox trot, w and m W. J., of U.S.

© Sept. 238, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 4; E
. 971458 ; William Jolly, Erlanger. N. C.
17561

New London has wonderful girls oh
my; w C. H. St. G., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
ETS. *©: fF, e. Sept. 17," 1923
569343 ; Chas.. H. St. George, New
London, Wis. 17562

New (The) Russian waltz; by M. S.,
6f 'U:.S.; pi. © July? 1923! ©.
Sept. 4, 1 c. Sept. 27; E 569715; Mor-
ris Schneider, New York. 17563

Night in the jungle; by Maurice Ja-
cobson, of Great Britain, ed. Ernest
Fowles; pf. (Curwen edition, first
pieces, no. 9235) © Aug. 8, 1923;
1 e¢. Sept. 4; E 567823; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 17564

Night-time; w and m H. C., of U. S.,
arr. Murray. Cutter,..of U. S..©
hoe: daly 12.1923; Hi oooLip. barry
Cahill, Paris. 17565

Nights of love; w P. O. B., melody
Walter Smith. of U. S. ©1c. Sept.
10, 1923; E 569117; Percy O. Brewer,
San Francisco. 17566

Nip o’ rye; song and dance, w and
mplody ‘W. H., of i, 8. 7© bc
Sept. 25, 1928; E, 571254: Walter
Hull, Dearborn, Mich. 17567

Nisciuno add& sapé; paroles di G.
Amato, musica di Ralph De Luca,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
mand, ace. ©1c. Sept. 13, 1923; E
571007 ; Gennaro Amato, New York.

17568

No. fooling, I’ve got the California
blues; w and m O. H. M., of U. S.,
arr. . Vern. Hibiott,..of U.S. .©.1 -¢
Sept. 19, 1923; E 569458; Oscar H.
Martin, Hollywood, Calif. 7569"

1015

17570

No, no, Nora; fox trot, Ted Fiorito and
Ernie Erdman, of U. 8S. 1. Band;
arr. by O. Sciacea, of U. S. 24mo0.—
2. Song; special screen version, arr.
by Ted Koehler, of U. S. © Oct.
5, 1923; 2c. each Oct. 8; E 571774,
571775; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
[© arrangement] 17570, 17571

No! not apart; w and mS. A., of
U.S. . .@, 4 -e . Sept. 235,,,1923- >
971253; Suzanne Allen, Washington.

Wye

No one but you; melody Al Kaplan
ede me 2 Coltey \Giaaa “ok BR 508) 8 ga I gi PE a
Sept. 1, 1923; E 569712; Hyman (A.
Kaplan, Brooklyn. 1373

w C. L. H., m Sylvia Forrest, of
U.S.; pf. with w. © Aug. 8, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 1; E 569858 ; C. Lloyd Han-
son, Newcastle, Neb. 17574

No one loves me; w Max Prival and
Eleanor Young, m Joe Lanin and
Harry D. Squires, of U. S. © Aug.
14, 1923; 2 c. Aug. 15; E 568687;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

17575

No time for Jesus; w and m Warren
Collins, of U. S. © July 31, 1923;
2 e. Sept. 11; E 570947; R.. T.
Richey, Houston. 17576

Nobody loves me but my mother; w
and melody William Russell and
Edward Herbert, of U. S.; 1st violin
ace... €) 1c. Sept.: 24, 1923; KH
569565; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17577

None-so-pretty ; duet, from the song-
cycle A pageant of summer, Ww
Helen Taylor, m May H. Brahe, of
Great Britain; sop. and bar. ©
Mar: .6,.1922>" 1 ' c. Sept. "22, 1923 ;
E. 572000; Enoch & sons, Itd., Lon-
don. 17578

Noon and even; w Florence E. Lee,
m William Lee, of Great Britain; in
F. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 10, 1923; 1 e. Sept.
18; E 567942; Eclipse music pub.
co., 1td., London. 17579

Nosie Rosie; by L. G. and F. I., of U.
Sy arr. Tr ye Ane way eres
E 568795; Lamar Gough and Frank
Iddings, Memphis, Tenn. 17580

Not here-not there, it’s fifty miles
from nowhere; w Mort Dixon, m
Ernest Breuer, of U. S. © Sept. 4,
1923; 2 ec. Sept. 4; E 570816; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

17581

Nottie d’estate; versi di Raffaele Chiu-
razzi, musica di Pasquale Fonzo, of
Italy; mand. ‘ace.’ Naples, Italy,

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pt. II, n. S., V. 18

Santa Lucia. 4to. © Aug. 1, 1923;
1c. Sept. 8; E 567706; Italian book
co., New York. 17582

Now mamma Jelly, your papa Jelly,
is still loving you; w F. J. B., m E.
S. S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1¢«
Aug. 31, 1923; E 570713; Franklyn
J. Bean, Kansas City, Mo. 17583

Now sleeps the crimson petal; part-
song, w Tennyson, m Mark Andrews,
of U. S.; cho. of men’s voices. (G.
S. Svo choruses, no. 7049) © Sept.
8, 1923; 2c. Sept. 14; E 571016; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 17584

Now the day is over; anthem, w S.
Baring-Gould, m C. H. Kitson, of
Great Britain; for boy’s or women’s
voices with organ ace., in E flat.
4to. (Choral album, no. 1348)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 7, 1923; 1 c Sept. 20; EB
567956; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. 17585

Nubian desert song; orientale, Nicolas
Amani, arr. Adolf Schmid, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York;
orech. with pf. conductor. (Galaxy,
no. 23% a) ©, Aug. 11, 1923; 2. c¢.
Aug. 17; E 568694; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

17586

(Lovely night); valse
from Cocorico, Louis Ganne, of
Great Britain; pf. London, :Chap-
pell & co., ltd. © Aug. 14, 1923:
1c. Aug. 20; E 567581; Max Eschig,
Pari8. 17587

orch. by H. M. Higgs,
of Great Britain; orch. with 1st vio-
lin conductor. 4to. (Chappell &
co’s orchestral journal, no. 947)
London-New York, Chappell & co.,

Nuit d’amour

Itd. © Sept. 18, 1923; 1 e@ Sept.
25; E 572014; Max Eschig, Paris.
[© arrangement] 17588
Nuovo metodo per violino (New

method for the violin) ; con la teoria
del tetracordo, di Alfeo Buya, of
Italy. parte 1°, fase. 2. Edizioni
Carisch. © July 18; 1923;-1-c.
Sept. 7; E 567697; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 17589

Nymphs at play (Ninfas juguete-
ando) ; by Leo Friedman, of U. S.,
arr. F. Henri Klickmann, of U. S.;
pf. (McKinley world famous edi-
tion, no. 2028: Attractive composi-
tions) © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
27; E 571329; McKinley music ¢o.,
Chieago. 17590

1016

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

17611.

O, brother mine; w L. G. R., m HE. S.
S. Huntington, of U.S. ©le. Aug.
31, 1923; E 570706; Louis G. Rier,
White Plains, N. Y. 17591

O ean ye sew cushions; old Scottish
cradle song, harmonized and arr. by
Purcell James Mansfield, of Great
Britain, op. 80, no. 17; mixed voices.
4to. (Scottish part songs, no. 198)
©) Aug. 18, 1923; 1 ¢c. Sept: 45 E
567650; Bayley & Ferguson. Glas-
gow. ‘ 17592

O! close the gates; w A. W. N., melody
Luther Av @lavk;' of UWiiiS.."© F c.
Sept. 10, 1923; Sept. 10; E 569135;
A. W. Neel, Fairmont, W. Va. 17593

O gas man; versi di Gennaro Amato,
musica di A. M., of Italy, domiciled
at New York. ©1c. Sept. 6, 1923:
E 570848; Agostino Montalto, New
York. 17594

O God of our salvation; cho., w from
the Bible, m Roy E. Nolte, of U. S.
fete 28, 1923 > 2 c. Sept. 17: BE
569407 ; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 17595

O Holy Spirit: sacred song, w and m
Walter C. Gale, of U. S.; high voice.
in F. .© Sept. 27, 1923; 2 c Sept.
.25; E 569639; Harold Flammer, inc..
New York. 17596

O joy! He is coming; w and m
Warren Collins, of U.S. © July 31,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 11; E 570949; R. T.
Richey, Houston. 17597

O Lamb of God; sacred song, w from
the Bible, m Stanley T. Reiff, of U.
S.; high voice, in A flat.° © Sept.
4, 1923; 2 c¢. Sept. 4; E 569013;
Harold Flammer, ine, New York.

17598

O little town of Bethlehem; Christmas
anthem, w Phillips Brooks, m H. L.
Harts, of U. S.; mixed voices with

sop. and alto or bar. solos, and vio-

lin obbl. 4to. (Choral service,
mixed voices, no. 863). © Sept. 22,
1923; 2°e) Oct. 15 °E 569933; ‘White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 17599
°O. sfaticato; macchietta, versi e mu-
Sica di F. A., of Italy, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1923;

EK 569721; Frank Amodio, New
York. 17600
70 sole mio (My sunshine); Italian
song, E. Di Capua, arr. Calvin

Grooms, of U. S.; saxophone with
pf. ace. (Century certified edition,
Nos, 2221) Oi, Aug 121, 1923: 2 e.
Aug. 22; E 570544; Century music
pub. co., New York. [© arrange-
ment ] 17601

—————— i iy
a

(Sunshine and you); Neapolitan
serenade, w J. Macklyn Meskill, of
U. S.,.m E. Di Capua, ed. D. Onivas.
[pseud. of Domenico Savino], of U-
S. (Premier series) © Sept. 6,
1923; 2 ce Sept. 8; E 570893; Rich-
mond-Robbins, ine... New York. [©
words and editing] 17602

© the sin of worry; w and m Warren
Collins, of U. S.. © July 31, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 11; E 570951; R. 'T. Richey,
Houston. 17603

O waly waly up the bank; Lowland
lament, w anon., m traditional air,
arr. Hugh S. Robertson, of Great
Britain; sop. solo and cho. of mixed
voices. Curwen ed. 4to. © Aug.
10, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept. 4; E 567818; J.
Curwen &-sons, Itd., London.

17604

O. wert thou in the cauld blast; poem
Burns, the original Burns air arr.
Hugh S. Roberton, of Great Britain ;
cho. of .mixed voices. Curwen ed.
4to. © July 26, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug. 13;
E 567616; J. Curwen & sons, lid.,
London. 17605

O wonderful city: w and m Warren
Collins, of .U,. 8, .© July 31,1923;
2c. Sept. 11; E 570952; R. T. Richey,
Houston. 17606

Och finns det en tanke; text av K. A.
Tavaststjerna, musik av Jean Sibe-
lius, op. 86, nr. 4, ed. and rev. Julia
A. Burt, of U. S. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition, no. 2250; Sex sanger, no. 4)
© Aug. 27, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept. 10;.E
569194: Wilhelm Hansen, Copenha-
gen. [© editing and revising]

17607

Odaliseas; fox trot cancion, letra y
musica de B. de J. Garcia, of Mex-
ico; piano e letra. ©1e. Aug. 22,
1923; E 570516; Bellsario de Jests
Gareia, Mexico City, Mexico. 17608

Ode to daylight s(1l)aving; w and m
EAs (CO CRVOE EUS © "Sept. (24,
1923;°2 c« Sept. 25; EH 571270; Lilla
A. C. Cole, Whitman, Mass. 17609

Of joy so rare, of gift so fair; w B.
M. S., m E. S. 8. Huntington, of U.
S., ©. 1 cwAne. a1. 19238% H,o¢0721 ;
Beryl M. Snell, San Jacinto, Calif.

17610

Oh, dear sixpence: old English tune,
arr. Angela Diller, of U. S.; pf., with
suggestions for study. (In days of
old, no. 7). .© Sept. 8, 19238; 2...
Sept...14; .E 571031; G.. Schirmer,
ine., New York.. 17611

1017

17612

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 11, n.'s.,' v.18

Oh, dearest; fox trot, w Harry Lewis,
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1«.
Sept. 27,1923; E 571353; H. Lewis,
Merridale, Man., Canada. 17612

Oh didn’t it rain; w and m Hddie
Leonard, of U. S. © 1. Sept. 11,
1923; E 570942; Edward B.. Marks
music co., New York. 17613

Oh! for a day of June; w Edward
Teschemacher, m Oley Speaks, of U.
S.3 high voice. © Sept. 12, 1923; 2
/e. Sept. 14; E 569312; John Church
eo., Cincinnati. 17614

Oh, he whom Jesus loved; Christian
science hymn, Morse, played, Joseph

Joiner, of, WU) )S. in BE. flat... ¢CAm-. |

pico, no..1061-E) [Music roll, with
words] © Apr. 20, 1923; 2c. Sept.
26; E 569745; American piano co.,
New York. [© interpretation]
17615
Oh, Iva will you marry me; w L. J.
T., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1923; E 569141; L. J.
Therrien, Merrimack, N. H. 17616

Oh, Lynnie; w EK. M. G., m Al Meehan,
of U. S.: pf. with w. © ,Jaly 61,
1923; 2 ce. Oct. 1; E 569869; Esther
M. Gisner, Oneonta, N. Y. 17617

Oh me, oh my, oh Madge! w and mel-
ody AD EeS2or th Si? Ot ce Ane.
20, 1928; E 570409; Abraham Lewis
Steinberg, Detroit. 17618

Oh, Minnie; w and m M. B., of U: 8.
© Sept. 4, 1923; 2 ¢c. Sept. 12; E
569291; Morris Bergman, Minne-
apolis. 17619

Oh, rosa bleu; fiore di passione,
shimmy del. deserto, addattamento
ritmico di Tomaso De Filippis, mu-
sica di Nicola Moleti, of Italy. Edi-
zioni Carisch. © July 25, 1923; 1.
Sept. 7; H 567692; A. & G. Carisch
& eo., Milan. 17620

Oh, say the word; fox-trot ballad. w
Hl. Gee [pseud. of Elias Ginsburg],
m J. C., of U. S., first papers; pf.
with w. © 1c Sept.,15, 1923; EH
571074; Joseph Cherniavsky, New
York. 17621

Oh what a lie somebody told to me;
w and melody Clarence A. Stout, of
Chose te 1 e. ept. 2a. TOZ ar as
569568; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., New York. 17622

Oh, what eyes, shiny eyes; w and m
Eddie Leonard, of U: S. © 1e«
Sept. 11, 1923; E 570943; Hdward B.
Marks musie co., New York. 17623

Oh you little sun-uv-er-gun; fox trot,
w Richard Howard, m Joseph Sol-
man, of U. S., arr. Wm.. Schulz, of

U. S.; orch. with w. Feist ed. 4to.
© ‘Oet."5, “1923 *' QVEM Oe Sam
D71773; Leo Feist. ine., New York.
[© arrangement] 17624

w Richard Howard, m Joseph
Solman, of U. S., rev. Theodore
Morse. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
20; E 569476; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 17625

Oklahoma Indian jazz; fox trot, w
T. J. Johnsen and J. W. Barna, m
J. J. Murrin and T. Guarini, of U.
S., arr. Ray Hibbeler, of U. S. ©
Aug. 16, 1923; 2 °c. Sept. 138; E
569310; Joe Morris musie co., New
York. 17626

O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A, spelis home sweet
home for me; w Sophia Rehwalt
Rossiter, m Elliott Markham, of U.
S.; pf. with w. © June 29, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 1; E 569891; Sophia Ros-
siter, Hollis, Kan. 17627

Ola-apa-pa; Hawaiian dance, trans.
Chas. A. Higgins, arr. R. L. A., of
U. S.; oreh., with 1st. violin conduc-
tor. (Theatre classiques, no. 1)
© Sept. 7, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 14; EH
571198; Raymond L. Adams, Po-
mona, Calif. 17628

Old (An) Alpine melody; variations
of Mein herz ist im Hochland, E. C.
E., of U. S.; zither. ©1c. Sept. 18,
1923; E 571111; Ernest C. Engel-
hardt, Salt Lake City. 17629

Old fashioned daisies; w and m I. B.
S: of U.'S! ©) Sept:'15, 1923 3.2: e.
Sept. 17; E 569370; Ina Belle Sor-
ter, Gates Mills, O. | 17630

Old fashioned girlie; harmony waltz
ballad, w and m Lewis C. Bowers
and Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. © Aug.
25, 1923; 2 « Sept. 10; E 569242;
Castle music co., Revere, Mass.

17361

Old fashioned love; from Runnin’
wild, w and m Cecil Mack and
Jimmy Johnson, of U. S. © Sept.
5, 41923 >.2 .e@,:, Sept.) 6%). 00 po (0eros,
Harms, ine., New York. 17632

Old (An) fashioned shawl; w Ken-
neth Nichols, m N. N., of U. S. ©
Sept. .8,., 19233. 2. 1¢.. Sept. l@s
569230; Ned Norworth, ine., Chi-
cago. 17633

Old fashioned suite; by Paul White, of
S.; violin and pf. (Edition
Cranz, no. 645) © Aug. 11, 1923;
1 ce. Aug.’ 217 BH’dS77128;. A. Cranz,
Brussels, Belgium. 17634

1018

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Old Glory, w C. E. B., m Sylvia For-
rest, of U. S.; pf: with w. © Aug.
8, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569880; C. E.

- Burr, Tacoma, Wash. 17635

Old Indiana is good enough for me;
w and m G. E. M., of U. S.; cho. of
mixed voices. © Sept..8, 1923; 2 c.
Sept. 10; E 569177; G. Edwin My-
ers, Marion, Ind. 17636

Old king Tut; w R. H., m Al. Meehan,
of U. S.; pf. with w.. © Aug. 8,
1923: 2 ec. Oct. 1; E 569879; Ruby
Hotchkiss, Warren, O. 17637

Old plantation melody; w and m Wen-
dell W. Hall, of U. S.; two treble
voices. © Sept. 25, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
24; E& 569614; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago. 17638

“Old (An) sweetheart of mine; w and
mow tot UU. 8. ©'1"e Sept.
11, 1923; E 570912; Will T. Elwell,
Seattle. 17639

Old (An) time tune; from Nifties, w
and m Van and Schenck, of U. S.
©, Sept.-'24,' 1923; 2’ c.''Sept..’25:' B
569652; Harms, inc., New York.

17640

Oldefars klaver; Tivoli revyen 1923,
text: Ludwig Brandstrup, musik:
Elith Worsing, of Denmark. ©
ee et te Fe. Sept. 10% Bb
567786; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 17641

On old Virginia’s shore; w and m L.
Smith Jones, of U. S. Norfolk, Va.,
Smith pub. co. © Sept. 29, 1923; 2
e. Sept. 29; E 569917; Lillian Eliza-
beth Jones, Norfolk, Va.

On the golden trail; w R. F. B, m E.
S. S.. Huntington, of U..S. © le
Aug. 31, 1923; E 570712; R. Fred
Banks, Tampa, Fla. 17643

On the lake; by Ed Ducroix, of U. S.;
pf. (Three moonlight sketches, no.
2) © Sept. 10, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 20;
E 569472; Arthur Davis, St. Louis.

17644

On the road to Mandalay; by Speaks,
played John Duke, of U. 8.; ten., in
E fiat. (Ampico, no. 62073-G)
[Music roll, with accompainment]
© Apr. 20, 1923; 2 c¢. Sept. 26; E
569762; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17645

Ondulada; nouvelle fox-danse, di. Vin-
cenzo Billi, of Italy, op. 380; pf. ©
Sept. 19, 1923; 1 e. Sept. 20; H
567965; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

17642

17657

One girl; w and melody I. B., of U. S.
© 1e Sept. 13, 1923; E 570996;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 17647

One (The) great dream of life; w
W. E. W., m E. S. S. Huntington,
Of U.S ©.44e: AveiySh, 19235, a0
570744; Will E. Waugh, Carlton
Place, Ontario, Canada. 17648

One mind for all; w and m B. H., of
U. S., arr. Homer Tourjee, of U. S.
© 1e Sept. 29, 1923: BE. 571430:
Bobby Hite, Los Angeles. 17649 .

One, two, three! pussy’s up the tree;
by Maurice Jacobson, of Great Brit-
ain, ed. Ernest Fowles; pf. (Cur-
wen edition, first pieces, no. 9243)
©, Aug. 8, 1923;..1,.¢... Sept. 43 E
567822; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon-
don. 17650

One (The) who taught -me the golden
rule; w and m Robert Levenson,
OF Wes. eo Sept, 24." 1035 7D" @.
Sept. 26; E 569689; Jack Mendel-
sohn musie co., Cambridge, Mass.

. 17651

Only (The) girl; fox-trot, Ben Rus-
sell, Arnold Johnson and Emile
Coleman, of U. S., arr. Frank E.
Barry, of U. S.; orch., with w. 4to.
(Feist edition, no. 1150) © Sept.
14, 49235; 25¢ Sept 17°. Haliat:
Leo Feist, inc., New York. [© ar-
rangement] 17652

Onward Christian soldiers; by Sulli-
van, played, Alexander Russell, of
U. S.; in E flat. (Ampico, no.
821-E) [Music roll, with words]
© Nov. 20, 1922; 2 ec. Sept. 28, 1923;
E 569760; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17653

Oogie-oogie wa-wa; fox trot, Gottler,
played, -Clair and Dilworth, of U.
Sif him.2b Dt at. (Ampico, no.
202871-E) [Music roll, with words]
© Sept. 20, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1923;
E 569739; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17654

Open your heart; from Runnin’ wild,
w and m Cecil Mack and Jimmy
Johnson, of U. S. © Sept. 5, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 6; E 570875; Harms, inc.,
New York. 17655

Ophelia; w Bartley Costello, m
Charles E. Kerr and Geo. B. Mc-
Connell, of U. S. © Aug. 28, 1923;
2 ec. Aug. 29; E 570674; Triangle
music pub. co., ine., New York.

17656

Opportunity is knocking; w C. F G.,,
m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with
w. s@rAuse 82,1923: 226, Oct. 13 Ei
569856; Clyde F. Grimm, ILarri-
son, Neb. 17657

1019

17646

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17658

Oriental sketch; by Arthur Foote, of
U. S.; organ. © Aug. 20, 1923;
2.c. Aug. 27; E 570607; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. [© arrange-
ment ] 17658

Oriental sunshine; fox trot, w and m
Al Bogate and Roy W. Lange, of
Ue S:. © Ate, 1928""2 er sent.
10: E 569240; Bogate, Lange &
Frantz, St. Paul. 17659

Orientale; from Kaleidoscope, César
Cui, arr. Calvin Grooms, of U. S,;
saxophone with pf. acc. (Century
certified edition, no 2218) © Aug.
DA? 1925's: Oe. Auere2 +) Ey OTOos 5
Century music pub. co., New York.
[© arrangement] 17660

Our baby; w H. A., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach,
of U. S. © 1. Sept. 18, 1923; E
571099; Henrietta Ash, Swift Cur-
rent, Sask., Canada. ‘qe —4hes61

Our country; national hymn, w and
mF. BH. B., of Ur 8.3; with male
quartet. 4to. © Aug. 23, 1923; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30; E 569003; Francis E.
Blanchard, Defiance, O. 17662

Our faith in Thee; lyric Geo. Graff,
jr.,. m Ernest R. Ball, arr. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, of U. S. 4to. 1. Female
voices.—2. Male voices.—3. Mixed
voices. © Sept. 15, 1923; 2 c. each
Sept. 24; E 569599-569601; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [© new
arrangement ] 17663-17665

Our flag; w M. A., m E. §. S. Hunt-
ipeton, of..U..S...©.1. e,Aue.-ol,
1923; E 570711; Minnie Arnold,
Covert, Mich. 17666

Our God is love; sacred song, w D. T.
C., m John M. Steinfelds, of U. S.
© Sept. 15; 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 17; E
569373; Dixie Taylor Chandler, San
Antonio, Tex. 17667

Our new Moon car; w and m M. J.
.. of “CU! S. Fond “au Gach Wis,
Paramount pub. co. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 10; H 569221; M. J.
Haessly, Fond du Lac, Wis. 17668

Our Oklahoma ; official song American
legion of the state of Oklahoma, w
Glenn Evan Tilton, m Herman Mo-
gery of: Woo, varri:: Fred! Cardin.
© 'Sept.5, 1923; 2. ¢. Sept. 11; EB
569618; Mozer & Tilton, Picher,
Oxk1. 17669

Our own Washington; w and m J. D.
E., of U. S. ‘© Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c¢.
Sept. 25; E 571418; Jessie Dee
Emerick, Seattle. 17670

pt. 11, 0. s., v. 18

Out of the deep; w from the Bible,
m R. M. Stults, of U. S. © Aug.
20, 1923;-2 ec. Sept. 17; E 569410;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 17671

Out of the hearts of the founders;
w Knower Mills, m W. C. C., of U.
S. © Sept. 13, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept. 14;
E 571156; William C. Card, Wind-
sor, Conn. 17672

Out San Francisco way; novelty fox
trot, w Vincent Bryan and Sam
Marley, m Gertrude Hoffman, arr.
Louis Katzman, of U. S.; orch. 4to.

York. [© new arrangement]

17673

Out there in the sunshine with you;
waltz Ernest R. Ball, arr. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, of U. S.; band, in E flat.
obl. 24mo. © Sept. 15, 1923; 2 c.
Sept. 24; E 569602; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 17674

Out West in Idaho; melody F. F., of

U.S.» @©-A e@. Sept. 2i,. Baza. B
571235; Freeman Fairley, New
York. 17675

Out where the blue begins; by Grant,
played, Corrine de Bert, of U. 8.;
in <A flat.

- [Music roll, with words] © Apr. 20,

1923: 2 ce Sept. 28; E 569728;
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation ] 17676

Over on Chestnut Hill; w and m Tom
Sherman and Harry Stover, of U.S.
©; Aug. 25, 1923;.2 ce. Sept. 105, H

569236; Ned Norworth, ine., Chi-
cago. 17677
Palaschko (Johannes) Dodici studii

(12 etudes); di J. Palaschko, of
Germany, op. 62; viola. (E[dizione]
R[icordi], no. 392) © Sept. 19,
1923: 1c. Sept. 20; HE 567967; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 17678

Pale (The) and the purple rose; from
The Yorkshire feast, Henry Purcell,
arr. Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain ;
male voice. (Bayley & Ferguson’s
festival series) © Aug. 30, 1923;
1 ¢ Sept. 11; E 567804; Bayley &
Ferguson, Glasgow. 17679

Pale moon; Indian love song, Logan,
' played, Corrine De Bert, of U. S.;
in A flat. (Ampico, no. 1051-F)
[Music roll, with words] © Apr. 20,
. 1923; 2 c. Sept. 28; E 569747; Amer-
ican piano co., New York. [© in-
terpretation ] 17680

1020

G Aug. 14, 1923; 2 \e; Aug. 2258 —
570535; M. Witmark & sons, New

(Ampico, no, 1041-F) ~

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923
Paloma (La) (The dove); Spanish
serenade, C. Yradier, arr. Calvin

Grooms, of U. S.; saxophone with

pf. ace. (Century certified edition,
me 2216) © Aug..21, 1929 5) <2 -e.
Aug. 22; E 570549; Century music
pub. co., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 17681

Van; fox trot, Jean Lensen, of Great
- Britain; orch. with pf. conductor.
4to. © Sept. 8, 1923: 1 ¢. Sept. 18;
E 567934; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew. Itd., London. [© arrange-
- ment] 17682

l’apa, Mama is all alone blues; lyric
William Higgins, melody C. W., of
Peete ve -Sent, 24° 1923-: BE
569564; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17683
Vapa String Bean; fox trot, Al Ber-
nard and Jimmy Durante, arr. Wm.
J. C. Lewis, of U. S.; orch. 4to. ©
Sep $5,-1923;,.2 c Septiactl;: E
069378 ; Edward B. Marks music ¢o.,

New York. [© arrangement]
17684

J’arkinson’s system of class instruction
for all instruments; by W. B. P., of
U. S. Lesson 5, 6. © Sept. 1, 1923;
2 ¢. each Sept. 5; E 570820, 570821 ;
William Bliss Parkinson, Le Mars,
Ta. 17685, 17686

Passing by ; four-part song, w Herrick,
m Edward C. Purcell, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices. © Sept. 18,
1923; 1c. Sept. 18; E 567901; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 17687

Passing shadows; reverie, J. M. Bald-
win, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 10, 1923;
2 ¢c. Sept. 20; E 569473; Arthur Da-
vis, St. Louis. 17688

Passion flowers (Les grenadilles) ;
melody, Reginald Somerville, of
England; reed and brass band. 4to.
Cage. Terk Os.* Te. Ae 29: BH
567628; Hawkes & son, London.

17689

Passionate love; w KE. J. F., m Frank
W. Ford, of U. S: New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2

—¢. Sept. 14; E 569482; BE. J. French,
Britton, Okl. 17690

Passione; valzer-canzone, hésitation,
parole di Giovanni Maria Sala, mu-
sica di Virgilio Ranzato, of Italy;
pf. con sop. 6 ten. parte. © July 1,
#923; 1 c. Aug. 6; EH 567919; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 17691

Passionetta; w Mort Dixon, m Ernest
Breuer, of U. S. © Sept. 24, 1923;
2 c Sept. 24: E 569608; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

17692

17703

Patter of the shoon; three part cho.,
w Joyce Cheney, m Bryceson Tre-
harne, arr. Carl Engel, of U. S.;
women’s voices. (Blue octavo se-
ries, secular, no. 3016) © Aug. 27,
1923; 2 ce Aug. 27; E 570609; Har-
old Flammer, inc.. New York. [©
arrangement] 17683

Paysage de neige; paroles de Franc-
Nohain, musique de Eugéne Bonner,
of U. S., op. 10. (in Flutes, no. 4)
©. Aug. 21, 1923; 2c. Aug. 22; E-
570539; J. & W. Chester, ltd., Lon-
don. 17694

Peaceful slumber ; reverie, R. G. Gradi,
of U. S,; pf. (Vandersloot edition
of latest musical compositions) ©
Aup.. 025): 1928 s> . 2:vesAue 28 te B
570638 ; Vandersioot music pub. co..
Williamsport, Pa. 17695

Pearl; w and melody F. S. P., of U.S..,
arr. Dave Peyton, of U.S. ©le
Adz. 22, 1923; EH 570522; Fred. .S.
Prochep, Chicago. 17696

Ww and, We VM OF UStS2" arr.
Harry Eea Da Silva, of U.S. © 1
ec. Sept. 13, 1923; E 571002; Fred
Miller, Fresno, Calif. 17697

Pearl of Ispahan; -Persian legend, w
and m Bernard Hamblen, of Great
Britain. ‘ (Cover-title:—Ispahan) ©
June 5, 1923; 1c¢. Aug. 25; E 567604 ;
Dix, ltd., London. 17698

Pearls (The); by Ferd (Jelly Roll)
Morton, of U. S.; pf. ©1c. Aug.
20, 1923; E 570416; Melrose bros.
musie co., Chicago. 17699

Penitent (The); [musical playlet],
Jessalie Lyndon Jones, of U. S. 8vo..
© Apr. 20,1928; 2 ¢c. Apr. 21, aff.
Apr. 28; A 703962; Board of foreign
missions of the Methodist protestant
church, Baltimore. 17700

Pennsylvania (The) girls: w and m
Wir Gt. Gh) Lite). Oe) one oe,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 30; E 569006; W. G.

Hall, Charleroi, Pa. 17701
Pentecoste (La); strofe dell’ inno,
parole di Alessandro Manzoni,

musica di Salvatore Gallotti, of
Italy, op. 110; coro a tre e quattro
voci pari, sop. e contralti. Edizioni
Carisch. © June 21, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept.
7; E 567699; A. & G. Carisch & co.,
Milan. 17702
Perdoname; cancion popular’ rusa.
letra de Angel T. Garrido, musica
arr. de Felix Zeller, of Mexico. ©
BIN ANI oo doe i COO LD. 5, Ne
Wagner y Levien, Mexico City,
Mexico. 17703

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17704

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Pershing, the brave; patriotic. march
song John Arthur Elliott, rearr. H.
T. B., of England, domiciled at
Elizabeth, N. J. © Sept. 10, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 21; E 569482; Henry T.
Bunn, Elizabeth, N. J. 17704

Persian song; by Burmeister, played,
Estella Mayer, of U. 8S. (Ampico,
no. 61201-F) [Music roll] © Sept.
20, 1922; 2 e. Sept. 26, 1923; H
569744; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17705

Perversion; valse hesitation, de L. G.
Delabre, of France; pf. © July 8,
1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 6; E 567666;
Librairie Hachette, Paris. 17706

Pesticatin’ mamma; w and m Robert
EK. Spencer, Paul Ash and Frank
Anderson, of U. S. © Sept. 14,
TO25 2 Wipept, . 40% OR) oelOs2s
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

17707

Petite valse coquette; by Walther
Pfitzner, of Germany, domiciled at
Aberdeen, S. D.; pf. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 e. Sept. 14; E 571018; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York, 17708

Piano duets; a series of instructive
and progressive compositions arr. as
duets, Paul Juon, of Great Britain,
op. 735; pf. (Reid bros., ltd., modern
educational series). Contents :—
Bk. 1, 1st gr.—l. Morning song.—2.
Night song.—3s. Spring dance.—.
Minuet.—d. Forget-me-not.—6. Coun-
try dance.—Bk. 2, 2nd gr. 7. Taran-
tela.—8. May day.—9. Lantern
march. © July 16, 1923; 1 « July
16; BE 566984, 566985; Reid bros.,
ltd., London. 17709, 17710

Picecione (Francesco) Notturno; di
Francesco Piccione, of Italy ; violino
e pf. © Sept. 19, 1923; 1 ¢c Sept.
20; E 567963; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 17711

Pickaninny (The) band; w B. J. R.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1 ¢@, Sept. 10, 1923; E 569106; B. J.
Reagan, Raquette Lake, N. Y.

; 17712

Pickaniny angels; w M. Doppelt, m
R. S., of U. S., arr. Paul Church, of
Us SY ©" 1 ey Sept. 10,0 1923) Bb
569108; Roy Swan, Chieago. 17713

Pienie (A) party with you; from
Poppy, w Dorothy Donnelly, m John
Egan, of U.S. © Sept. 14, 1923; 2 ¢.
Sept. 15; E 571152; Harms, inc.,
New York. 17714

.

Pierrette s’éveille ; aubade, par Francis
Popy, of France; orch. avec. pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1923;
1c. Sept. 11; E 567749; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 17715

Pineapples; w and m H. W., of U. S.,
arr. Paul ‘Church, ot Uy S440) te.
Sept. 24, 1923; E 569549; Harry
Weston, Chicago. 17716

Piros rozsa fesl6 rozsa; sz6vegét irta
Z. Balazs Ishan, zenéjét szerzé Ku-
rucz Janos, of Hungary, domiciled
at New York. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1923;

E 570756; John Kurucz, New York. -

17717

Pit (Le) belle canzoni d’Italia; parole
tradizionale, testo originale e tradu-
zione inglese con note e didascalie,
ecompilato di Geni Sadero, of Italy.
SVO. (Raccolte nazionale delle
musiche italiane, serie 4) © July
1; ‘19233 e) Sept: +26; " ar201s;
Societa anonima notari, Milan.

17718

Plain Jane; w Oscar Hammerstein,
2d and William Carey Duncan,
melody Vincent Youmans and Her-
bert Stothart, of U. S. ©1e. Sept.
25, 1923; E 571236; Arthur Hammer-
stein, New York. 17719

Planxty; arr. Charles Wood, of Eng-
land: ‘violin and pf. ‘©’ ‘Ange.14,
1923 °""1 ‘<¢.. AWe.! (2a aie sant ene:
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 17720

Plastic-waltz; par Clifton Worsley, of
Spain; plo © Awe. 31, 1923 gids ec.
Sept. 18; E 567887; Alphonse Leduc
et cie., Paris. V7721

Play ’em for mamma, sing ’em for me
blues: w and m GC. Ws of U. 8... ©
Sept. 25, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 24; H
569592; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17722

Play me that sweet melody, my daddy
oft would hum to me; w and m J. S.,
of U. S.. © Sept. 24, 1923; 2 ec.
Sept. 25; E 571265; Jack Snyder
pub co., ine., New York. - 17723

Play with me, honey; w and melody
Sidney Bechet, of U. S. ©1e. Sept.
27, 1923; E 571374; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.

17724

Playing the game of love; w T. M.,
m, John EF. Ryan,..of As.) Ne) oie ©
Sept. 27, 1923; E 571356; Thomas

' Medlam, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.

120

1022

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923 17748
Playmates; w A. L. K., melody editrici riunite Italia America.
Luther A. Clark, of U. S: © 1. Edizione Ceria. 4to. © Sept. 1,
Sept. 10, 1928; E 569187; Albert L. 1923; 2 ¢@ Sept. 17; E 569384;
King, Madisonville, Tex. 17726 Ernesto Rossi, New York. 17737

Plinka plunk; by Michael Pingitore
and Chas. F. Caldwell, of U. 8.;
ten. banjo with pf. ace. © Aug. 15,
1923; 2 c. Aug. 16; E 568700; Rich-
mond-Robbins, ine., New York.

17727

Podskalak; w Vratislay Hlavsa, m
M. W. K. [i. e. Michael William
Kiusky] of Germany. © 1. Aug.
24, 1923; E 569631; Connorized
musie co., New York. 17728

Poem; by Paul White, of U. S.; violin
and pf. (EHdition Cranz, no. 647)
@, Aug. 11, 1923;,1 c..Aug..21; E
571127; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium.

17729

Poéme symphonique; sur le nom de
Gabriel Fauré, par Roger-Ducasse,
of France; piano 4 4 mains.
Mii 22 toe: hy er Sept. .18;.H
567867; Durand et cie., Paris. [©
transcription ] 17730

Poker money has no home; w Lee
Barth, m Dave Peyton, of U. S.
© 1 ec Sept. 10, 1923: E 569107;
Arthur Frank Berry, New York.

17731

Poor Mignon (Povera Mignon); fox
trot, musique de Orfeo Rossi, of
Italy; petit orch. avec piano con-
ducteur. Edizioni Carisch. 4to.
(Collection Etoile) © July 24,
1923; 1 e. Sept. 7; E 567698; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 17732

paroles franeaises de Théo.
Villers, versione italiana di Enrico
Frati, musica di Orfeo Rossi; of
Italy. Edizioni Carisch. © July
29, 4928; 1 @ Sept. 7: 567693;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 17733

Poppies; w and m N. N. and Carl Lip-
man, of U.S. © Aug. 25, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 10; E 569237; Ned Nor-
worth, ine., Chicago. 17734

Popping pop corn; fox trot, w and
m1. HG: i. of OS. Od eSept:
15,1923; HE otigl2 > “Lillian HG.
Russell, Worcester. 17735

Pour étre heureux; de La _ revue
toutes les femmes, par Maurice
Yvain, of France; pf. © Aug. 31,
1923; lL @ Sept 1 Be oere77:

_ Francis Salabert, Paris. 17736

Povera careerato; versi e musica di
Mario Nicol6, of Italy; mand. ace.
New York, N. Y., and Naples, Case

Practical hints on improvising for pop-
iar mustes by, Acts... 0f U.S. 5 pe
D., of U. S.; 8vo. © Sept. 8, 1923;
© Sept. 16, 1923; 2 ce. Sept. 19;
EH 569466; Abraham Sokolow, Brook-
lyn. 17738

Pray, children, pray; hymn for Child-
ren’s day, w A. N. Blatchford, m A.
2 ec. Sept. 20; E 569469; Arthur
Davis, St. Louis. 17739

Preachers blues; w and m A. M., of U.
S., arr. W. J. Goodell. Joliet, I1.,
Aveley Munns & co. © Oct. 11,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 8; E 571769; Aveley
Munns, Joliet, Ill. 17740

Precious daddy; lyric Cal De Voll,
melody F. Henri Klickmann, of U.
S. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1923; E 569559 ;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 17741

Prelude and Fugue in D minor; by
E. A. Moore, of Great Britain; or-
gan. (Modern organ compositions,
no. 11) © Aug. 22, 1923; 1 c. Sept.
4; E 567654; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 17742

Prelude et Scherzo; par Marcel Labey,
of France, op. 23; piano. © Aug.
Phe ke ee Sept: Ei Br 5675s:
Durand et cie., Paris. 17743

Premiéres notes; piéce facile de
Maurice Schwaab, of France; piano
A quatre mains. © Aug. 2, 1923;
1c. Sept. 11; E 567776; Durand et
cie., Paris. 17744

Pretty little eyes; from the comic
opera The sea serpent, w W. M. B.,
melody Clifford W. Walsh, of U.
S. ©1c. July 24, 1923; E 568799;
‘William Mill Butler, Beachwood, N.
J. 17745

Priére de Padmiavati; de Padmiavati,
poéme de Louis Laloy, musique de
Albert Roussel, of France, op. 18.

(Airs exiraits, no: 3)" ©: Aue’ 22.
1925- "t+, "eC. -Nept VIS => BE 567866 5
Durand et cie., Paris. 17746

Profile (A); w and m Florence Parr
Gere, of U. S.; high voice. © Sept.
[Oe dO2aen Ory Cs eset. ) 14>) Wid tlOD0s

G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
17747

Prohibition; w A. W. N., melody
Luther A. ,Clark,! of U.S. © 1 ce.
Sept. 10, 1923; HE. 569136; A. W.
Neel, Fairmont, W. Va. 17748

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17749

Promise me truly you'll always be
mine; w EK. M. P., m Geo. Graff, jr..
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
DB. S. 4O©? 1 ver Sepeo: 5, 199235) b
570852 ; Elsie M. Powers, Sioux City,
Ta. 17749

Prunella; by Benjamin James Dale,

of Great Britain; pf. © July 20,
1923 3) 1). -e.-) Septi. «4; EY: 567680 ;
Augener, ltd., London. 17750

Puebla; fox trot, C. R. B., of Mexico;
pf. © Aug. 22, 1923; 2 ec. Aug. 30;
EK 569005; Carlos R. Bueno, Puebla,
Mexico. 17751

Puppets on parade; by Helen Sears,
of U. S., op. 5, no. 2; pf. (Minia-
ture solos, no. 2) © Sept. 14, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 12; E 569284; Gilbert
music co., Chicago. 17752

Puppy love; w H. S., m Elliott Mark-
ham,\of):U.' S.i-ph) with sw.» ©
Aug. 8, 1923; 2 e. Oct. 1; E 569854;
Helen Strobel, Dayton, Ky. 17753

Purple heather; w Frank Greene, m
Be b's Pf 0fs 8. Say Oidie Age 27,
1923; E 569919; Edward F. Flam-
mer, New York. 17754

Put your loving arms around me; w
and. m I. B. S., of U. S. © Sept.
8, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 17; E 569367;
Ina Belle Sorter, Gates Mills, O.

17755

Put your mind on no one man; w and
melody Virginia Liston and Sam H.
Gray, of U. S...© 1. c¢.. Sept. 27,
1923: HE 5713883; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

17756

Puzzled (A) little grandson; w HE.
B. Grimes, m John Barnes Wells, of
U. S.; high voice. © Sept. 5, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 7; E 569156; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 17757

Rachmaninoff (S.) Mélodie; de S.
Rachmaninoff, of Russia, op. 38, no.
3, arr. par Claude Fiévet, of France;
violoncelle, ou violon ou alto, et
piano. (Les soirées intimes) ©
July 2, 1923; 1c. July 23; E 567081;
E. Hamelle, Paris. 17758

Radio (The) bugs; fox trot song, w
J. A. Fehlner, melody A. T., of U.
S., arr. Harry French, of U. 8.

1 ec Sept. 24, 1923; E 569562; Al-
fred Taylor, Detroit. 17759

Radio bugs on parade (Radio bugs,
en parada); by Arthur A. Penn, of
U. S., arr. F. Henri Klickmann, of
U. S.; pf. (McKinley world famous
edition, no. 2024: Attractive com-

pt. 111, n. Ss. Vv. 18

positions) .© Sept. 22, 1923; 2 c.
Sept. 27; E 571325; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 17760:

Radio (A) call; Helena Whelmina
Marie, w L. C., m John F. Ryan, of
U. S.' © 1T'e Sept. Ty 1928) Es.

570939 ; Lena Christiansen, Mitchell,

S. D. 17761

Radio Joe; one step, w and m A. BE.
M., of Canada, arr. Fraser Allan.
© Sept. 14, ' 19231 ¢ Sept. 172 ' 5
567847 ; Albert E. MacNutt, Moncton,
Canada. 17762

Radio (A) message from heaven; w
V. D. Shinn, m Elliott Markham,.
of U:'S.: pf. ‘with’ w/” ©:June 29,
1923; 2.'e. Oct. “23. ET 5609s <) DIrs.
J. M. Shinn, Taylor, Tex. 17763:

Radio (The) song; listening in, w
and m Herbert Buffum, of U. S&S.
©” June’ 25, 1925;"2e Sep oe’,
E 570980; John A. Anderson, To-
peka, Kan. 17764 ~

Radiophonic sounds march; novelty
two-step, G. A. D., of Italy, domi-
ciled at San Jose, Calif.; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1923; E 569636; Gero-
lamo A. Damonte, San Jose, Calif.

17765:

Rainbow (The) trail; w Gordon John-
stone, m H. O. Osgood, of U. S.;
high voice. © Sept. 10, 1923; 2
ec. Sept. 11; E 569200; G. Ricordi &
co., inec., New York. 17766:

Raise your eyes, and turn to me; w
E. BE. G., m Ray Hibbeler, of U. S.
©) Sept. 15, 19233, 2) cishene. 526;
E 571277; Elmer E. Gustafson,
Fruitport, Mich. 17767

Raisin’ Cain; from Raisin’ Cain, w
Joseph Trent, m Donald Heywood,
of U. S. Sept, 7, U9283 2: c.
Sept. 11; E 569305; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 17768.

Raisin’ the roof; from Greenwich
Village follies, w Irving Caesar and
John Murray Anderson, m Con
Conrad, of U. S. © Sept. 19, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 21; E 569486; Victoria
pub. corp., New York. 17769:

Rajah (The); fox trot, w and m A.
P. T., of Canada, arr. Horace W.
Harpur, of Canada. © 1 e. Sept.
21, 1923; E 567999; Arthur P.
Thomas, Vancouver, B. C. 17770

Rake, borrow or steal; w R. B., m
John!’ F, ‘Ryan of US Oetire.
Sept. 11, 1923; E 570930; Robert
Butler, New York. 17771

1024

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Rarest Rose; w and melody Samuel
Kestenbaum and M. M. K., of U.
S. ©lc. Sept. 22, 1923; E 571209;
Maurice M. Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y.

TURi2

Ravana; oriental valse, Richard
Beech, of Great Britain; pf.
Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 8; EH
567798; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17773

Rawlinson (Harold) Four songs of
Sussex; song cycle, H. R., of Great
Britain. Contents.—1. Dear Sussex,
land o’ mine; words by Arthur

Rose.—2. When Mary marries me;.

words by Zora Raebufn.—s. Green
downs of Sussex; words by A. Rose.
—4. Raise the tankard; words by
A. Rose. © Sept. 24, 1923; 1 c¢.
Sept. 25; E 572017; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., London. 17774

Reading’s 175th anniversary; march,
J.S. U., of U. S., op. 40; band. 4to.
Reading, Pa., Joel S. Unger music
house. © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
25; E 569637; Joel S. Unger, Read-

ing, Pa. 17775
pf. Reading, Pa., J.
S. Unger music house. © Sept. 15,

1923; 2 c. Sept. 15; E 571086; Joel
S. Unger, Reading, Pa. 17776

Reap the flax; Swedish folk-tune, arr.
Angela Diller, of U. S.; pf., with
suggestions for study. (In days of
old, no. 10) © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 «¢.
Sept. 14; E 571034; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 17777

Red cross; march, Artemas Higgs, of
U. S., arr. K. Killianus, of U. S.;
ist ukulele, with ukelele acc. 4to.
© Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ec Sept. 10; E
569211; K. Kotty, Milwaukee. 17778

Red hots, 5 a nickel, half a dime; w
and melody L. W. L., of U. S. ©
1 c. Sept. 4, 1923; E 570786; Lee
William Lockwood, St. Paul. 17779

Red noses; w anon., m Clay Smith,
of U. 8., arr. August Halter, of
U. S.; male voices. 4to. © Sept.
26, 1923; 2 e. Oct. 1; E 571456;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.

17780
Red (The) red rose; w Harold E.
Wands, 3 Ji Be Baio OS. ©

1c Sept. 14, 1923; E 571066; James
Hampton Fithian, Bridgeton, N. J.
17781

Red tresses: w M. T., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
SNE ae te Sept-* 4) 192382" h
570794; Mabel Todd, Edwards, N. Y.
17782

Redeemed; w and m Albert Allen
Ketchum, of U. S. © Aug. 4, 1923;
2-e. Sept. 26; E 569705; Harry D. .
Clarke, Chicago. 17783

Redowa; nuova danza, di Vincenzo
Billi, of Italy, op. 377; piccola orch.
con pianoforte-conduttore. 4to. ©
Sept. 19, 1928; 1 -c.- Sept. 20; E
567960; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

‘ 17784

Regret; w and m Cliff Friend and
Henry Lange, of U. S. © Sept. 20,
£OPS 2 GT Septi22 1B O22; irv-
ing Berlin, inec., New York. 17785

Reidarson (Per) Hymne; af P. Reid-
arson, of Norway, op. 10,11. 1. Vio-
lin eller cello med pf.—2. Piano.
©, fan, 15, 1923; 1 ¢. each Mar. 22:
E 566603, 566606; Musikcentralens
forlag, a. s., Christiania, Norway.

17785*, 17785**

Rejected blues; w C. H., m John F.
Ryan, sof U.S. .©°?..¢. Sept. 27,
1923; E 5713865; Clement Hannum,
Wakita, Okl. 17786

Remembrance (Memoria) ; song with-
out w., Carl Reber, op. 73, ed. F.
Henri Klickmann, of U. S.; pf. (Mc-
Kinley world famous edition, no.

2019: Songs without. words) ©
BEDE. 225), Pato se 2. Cer MODUL. 2k ce
5713820; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. [© editing] 17787

Remembrances; w and m L. S. E.,
of U. S. © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
29; E 569208; Leland S. Ellis and
James S. Pearson, Lawrence, Mass.

17788

Reverie; by E. Markham Lee, of Great
Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles; pf.
(Curwen edition, lower division, no.
9221) © Aug. 20, 1923; 1 ec. Sept.
4; E 567809; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 17789

by Paul White, of U. S.; violin
and pf. (Jn Edition Cranz, no.
646) © Aug. 11, 19238; De. Aug.
21; E 571125; A. Cranz, Brussels,
Belgium. 17790

Rhythm tunes; twenty well known
tunes with varying patterns, arr.
Adam Carse, of Great Britain; pf.
(Album series, no. 185) © July 24,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 4; E 567682; Au-
gener, ltd., London. - 17791

Right (The) key but the wrong key-
hole; w and melody Eddie Green.
SOL Si Cae Sept. 27. 1923 +
571371; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 17792

Rising storm; w H. HE. Burnaby, m
‘Douglas MacDonald Stewart. of
Great Britain; in C min. © July
‘$9, 1923 751 -4c. Sept!’ 4; EH 567679;
Augener, ltd.. London. 17793

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17794

pt. 11, ni’s., v. 18:

Risoluto; march, H. A. M., of U. S.;
band. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1923; 2 c¢.
Sept. 4; EH 569163; Everett Allyn
Moses, Canton, Ill. 17794

River (A) lullaby; reverie, Kingsley
Stanford, of Great Britain; pf.
mept, 26) 1928 +7 1c. Sept: 222 5.
567992; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17795

Robe’ and ready; w and m Warren
Collins, of U. S. © July 31, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 11; E 570953 5x R. T. Richey,
Houston. 17796

Robin (The); w John Alleyne, m
Maud Wingate, of Great Britain.
(OC) Auge DO 1Gas oe Sere ad oO)
567840; Cecil Lennox & ¢o., Lon-
don. 17797

w Martha Strickland, m Wade
Barickman, of U. S.; med. voice.
© Sept. 7, 1923; 2 c. Sept..14; E
569414 ; Barickman pub. co., Streator,
Til. 17798

Rock-a-by (The) train; cradle song,
w Florence Williams
Maddalena Heryer Akers, of U. S.;
low voice. © Sept. 10, 1923; 2 c.
Sept. 11; E 570971; R. L. Hunt-

zinger, ine., New York. 17799
Rock-a-bye-baby ; song, arr. M. K., of
U. S. [Photostat] © 1. Sept. 8,
1923; E 570882; Marghee Knaffl,
Knoxville, Tenn. 17800
Rock-a-bye boat; lullaby, w Francis
Jenny, m J. T. S.,.of U. S.. New

Bedford, Mass., J. T. Searle co. ©

AUS, Lot Oee. on Cue eer adie Hy
568794; Josephine Truax Searle.
New Bedford, Mass. 17801

Rocking chair blues; w M. G., melody
Jack Rich, of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 29,
1923; E 571420; Myron Goldwyn,
New York. 17802

Rocky Mountain Rose; w and m Roy

Turk and J. Russel Robinson, of
U. S. © Sept. 24, 1923; 2 « Sept.
24; FE 569607; Waterson, Berlin &

Snyder co., New York. 17803

Rollin’ home; w and m G. F., of U. S.
©) ene.) Sept... 4 19923: El orogens
George Fairman, New York. 17804

Romance; by Nicholas C. Gatty, of
England; violin and pf. © Aug. 28.
1923 1) Jew sept; . S27 H mete;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 17805

Romance aux étoiles; par Jean
Douste,. of Great Britain; piano,
continental fingering. © Sept. 18.
- 1923; 1 c. Sept. 18; E 567903; Ed-
win Ashdown, Itd., London. 17806

Brantley, m !

Romance d’amour; by A. Arensky, arr..
Adolf Schmid, of England, domiciled.
at New York; orch. with piano-con-
ductor. (Galaxy, no. 239) © Sept.
8, 19238; 2 ec. Sept. 14; E 571022; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 17807

Ronda misteriosa ; di Virgilio Ranzato,
of Italy; violino e piano. (6 pezzi
caratteristici, no 2) © July 10,
1923; 1 e. Aug. 6; E 567921; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 17808:

Root, toot, toodle, loodle, loo; w and
mk. J. P., of Canada. ©1e Aug.
29, 1923; E 567626; Edwin J. Pult
and S. Besvinick, Toronto, Canada.

17809

Rose of my dream; w J. F..m E. S. 8.

Huntington, of U. S.. © Aug. 15,
1923.; ..2...G)/ Sept. dal 3) Eh ed 10987 =
Joseph Faucher, Manchester, N. H.
17810:

Rose petals; w and melody R. P. Y., of
Sg) lee. Aue. jad: glee He

57 0697 : Ralph Percy Yaw, Tucson,
Ariz. 17811
Rose Water; w andm N. N. and Ken-
neth Nichols, of U. S. © Sept. 15,

1923; 2 e. Sept. 26; E 571287; Ned.
Norworth, inc., Chicago. 17812.

Rosita; tango Serenade, melody BH. G.
S., of U.:S.+ ©, cwSepty 26; 19225
E 569675; Edward G. Simon, Brook-
lyn. 17813:

Rote (Die) katze; schwankoperette in
dre akten, wrote von Willi Kollo,
musik von Karl Hajos, of Austria ;
klavierauszug mit gesang. © May
26, 1923; L.c. Sept..4;.E 567677 ;
Thalia theater u. verlag, Berlin.

17814

Roundel; w Geoffrey Chaucer, m
Frederick Jacobi, of U. S.; medium.

voice. }©,,Aug. tt, 1923;,2.8 (Aus.
17; E 568695; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 17815

Rowley (Alec) Three Irish sketches ;
by A. Rowley, of Great Britain; pf.
Contents: — 1. Flanagan keeps
a-dancin’.—2. By the flowing Shan-
non.—8. Irish pipe march. © Sept.
18, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 18; E 567900;
Edwin Ashdown, Itde London.

17816

Rube-’n sax; by J. Urbanek. of U. 8.;
pf. and saxophone in E flat. © Sept.
8, 1928; 2 « Sept. 4; E 570812;
Finder & Urbanek, Chicago. 17817

Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Ro-
mance in E flat (Romanza en mi
bémol, mayor) ; by A. Rubinstein, op.
44, no. 1, ed. Henry S. Sawyer, of

1026

wate

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ©

no. 10, 1923

17840

U. S.; pf. (McKinley world famous
edition, no. 2018: Songs without
words) © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
27: E 571319; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. [© editing] 17818

Runaway boy: w and melody Leo
Wood and Muriel Pollock, of U. S.,
ms Ws..© tf c., Sept. 5, 1928;
I) 569452 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

17819

Russian blues; w and m Noel Coward,
of England. © Sept. 10, 1923; 1 «
Sept. 11; E 567800; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 17820

Russian song; by Maurice Jacobson, of
- Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles;
pf. (Curwen edition, first pieces, no.
9244) © Aug. 3, 1923; 1c¢ Aug. 13;
E 567622; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 17821

S bohem bud’; pisef, upravil F. Kral,
OL isu KO. Sept. 15,,; 1923 ; | .2.,e:
Sept. 26; E 571279; F. Krals’ music
house, Cicero, Il. 17822

Sangarl6én; text av C. Snoilsky, musik
ay Jean Sibelius, op. 86, nr. 5, ed.
and rev. Julia A. Burt, of U. S.
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2251:
Sex singer, no. 5) © Aug. 27, 1923;
1 e@. Sept. 10; E 569195; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© editing
and revising] 17823

Sacred (The) heart on Ireland’s flag;
w Thomas F. Kelly, m M. Elma, of
U. S., Chicago, St. Ignatius high
school. 4to. © Aug. 31, 1923; 2 c.
Sept. 14; E 571197; Michael F. Mc-
Nulty, Chicago. 17824

Sad ’n’ lonely blues; w and m Lena
Wilson and Porter Grainger, of

U..S.,.© Aug. 23, 1923; 2 c.. Sept. 4;
E 570809; Jack Mills, inc, New
York. a 17825

Sderspruch; worte von Konrad Fer-
dinand Meyer, musik von Hans
Pfitzner, of Germany, op. 32, no. 2;
bariton oder bass. © Sept. 6, 1923;
tee pene. 192-8 512006 ;. Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 17826

Safe in your heart; from Top hole, w
Eugene J. W. Conrad, m Robert
Braine, of U.S. © Sept. 13, 1923; 2
e. Sept. 18; E 571057; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

17827

Safely anchored; w J. B., m Eliza-
beth G. Black, of U. S. © July 12,
1923; 1 ce. Aug. 24, 1 « Sept. 13; B
569422; Jessie Burt, Brooklyn.

17828

St. Louis symphony march; by Rudolf
Ganz, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 28, 1923 ;
2 ec. Oct. 1; E 569909; Hunleth mu-
sic co., St. Louis. 17829

Saint Saéns (Charles Camille) The
Swan (Le cygne); by C. Saint
Saéns, arr. Calvin Grooms, of U. S.;
saxophone with pf. ace. (Century
certified edition, no. 2219) © Aug.
OL Gee oC. AUS wan HOLA . |
Century music pub. co., New York.
[© arangement] 17830 .

Same (The) song of yore; w and m
W. HH, of ‘U. S.. New ‘York: City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 12, 1923;
2c. Sept. 15; E 569487; Willie Helm,
Astoria, N. Y. 17831

Samovar; Russian march, Henry S.
Sawyer, of U. S.: pf. © Sept. 18.
1923; 2 c. Sept. 21; E 569520; T. S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 17832

Samuel Johnson, get thee gone from
here; w and m Al Bernard, of U. S.
© Sept. 25, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 25; E
571266; Joe Morris music co., New
York. 17833

Sans le faire exprés; paroles de Na-
zelles, musique de Penso, of Italy.
© June 27, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 18; E
567878; Francis-Day, Paris. 17834

Sarabande; from the Quatriéme con-
cert royal, Francois Couperin, tran-
seribed Carlos Salzedo, of France,
domiciled at New York; harp. ©
Aue. 3h, s9e23~* 2) ec. Sépt.- 677.
570833 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
[© transcription] 17835

Sarabande variée; by Francesco Tic-
ciati, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 5, 1923;
1 e Sept. 22; E 567974; Schott &
co., London. 17836

Saviour’s (The) touch; w and m H.

D. C., of U. S. © Aug. 4, 1923; 2 c.
Sept. 26; E (5696938; Harry D.
Clarke, Chicago. 17837

Sawyer (Henry S.) Pastoral; by H.
S. S., of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 21; E 569505; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 17838

Say, where do you get that stuff; w
ang th Ws Sake SOLU. sp. > Di. with
w. ©1c¢. Aug. 11, 1923; E 570989;
Walter S. Reed, Yonkers. 17839

Scandal on the farm; w W. A. D., m
A -W2'B., BE00..'S:. ©A@ Aug.31,
1923; E 570758; Chas. and Madeline
Dunbar, Wm. O. Downs and Al. W.
Brown, New York. 17840

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17841

Seared to death; for burlesque trag-
edy, Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf.
© Sept. 18, 1923; 2. c. Sept. 21; E
569493; T. S. Denison & co., Chi-
cago. 17841

Sears of jealousy; w J. P. A., m John
F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e. Sept. 20,
1923; E 571159; James P. Antinone,
Philadelphia. 17842

Schmidt’s collection of three-part songs
for women’s voices; compiled the
ABP SS (CO.) OE Dae ve ak REO.
(Edition Schmidt, no. 115¢c.) ©
J wly):26;. £923 4 42...¢.4 Jalyy S0g4 2
568685; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 17843

Schone (Die) rivalin; operette in drei
akten, gesangtexte von Will Stein-
berg, musik von Hans S. Linné, of
U. S.; klavierauszug mit singstimme.
© June 28, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 17; 1 «.
Sept. 29; E 571459; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 17844

Schénste (Die) der frauen; operette
in drei akten von Richard Kessler
und Will Steinberg, musik von
Walter Bromme, of Germany; klavi-
erauszug mit singstimmen. © June
26, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 17; E 567849;
Drei masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin.

17845

School of double-stopping (Escuela
para los pasos a doble cuerda) ;
eighty exercises A. H. Weisberg, of
U. S.. traducido por Mario Paz
Gainsborg; violin. (Schirmer’s
scholastic series, v. 142) © Sept.
12, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E 569413;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 17846

School time; w Billy Curtis, m H. Von
Tilzer, of U. S... ©.Sept. 3, 19238;
2 ec. Aug. 29; E 570994; Harry Von
Tilzer music pub. co., New York.

17847

Schubert (Franz Peter) By the sea;
song F. Schubert, transcribed Paul
Stoye, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 26,
1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 1; E 571457; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 17848

Symphony in B minor; the un-

finished, F. Schubert, arr. Edric

Cundell, of Great Britain; pf. Pax-

ton’s ed. © Sept. 3, 1923; 1c. Aug.

30; E 567634; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,

London. 17849

Who is Sylvia; by Schubert,

played, Carl Lamson, of U. S.; alto

or bass, in F. (Ampico, no. 61961-

i) [Music roll, with accompani-

ment] © Mar. 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept.

28; E 569758: American piano ©o.,

New York. [© interpretation]

17850

pt. 11; 2. 8.,v. 18

Schumann (Robert Alexander) Allegro
de concert; avec introduction, par R.
Schumann, op. 184, rev. par Gabriel
Fauré, of France; pf. Edition clas-
sique A. Durand & fils. © Aug. 22,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 18; E 567888; Dur-
and et cie., Paris. [© revision]

17851

—— Etudes; d’aprés des caprices de
Paganini, par R. Schumann, op. 10,
rev. par Gabriel Fauré [of France] ;
piano. Ed. classique. © Aug. 2,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 11; E 567756; Dur-
and et cie., Paris. [revision]

17852

Triumerei; by R. Schumann, arr.
Calvin Grooms, of U. S.; saxophone
with pf. ace. (Century certified edi-
tion, "no: 2225)" © Aneel tees.
2c. Aug. 22; E 570540; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. [© ar-
rangement | 17853

Scotch lullaby; w John Howard Sheri-
dan, m Raymonde L. Morley, of U. S.
© Sept. 17, 1923; 2 « Sept. 25; E
569673 ; Major keys music pub. assn.,
Los Angeles. 17854

Sea (The) fairies’ song; part-song, w
Eugenie du Maurier, m Elizabeth
Cook, of U. S.; Women’s voices,
(Fischer edition : Choruses in octavo
form, no. 5264) © Sept. 14, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 15; E 571080; J. Fischer
& bro., New. York. 17855

Sears (Helen) March; by H. &., of
U. S., op. 5; new 5;,.pf. .(Minratire
solos, no. 5) © Sept. 14, 1923; 2 e.
Sept. 12; E 569287; Gilbert music
co., Chicago. 17856

Melody; by H. Sears, of U. S., op.
5, no. 1; pf. (Miniature solos, no.
1) © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 12;
E 569283 ; Gilbert music co., Chicago.
17857

—- Waltz; by H. S., of U. S., op. 5;
no. 4; pf. (Miniature solos, no. 4)
© Sept. 14, 19283; 2 c« Sept. 12; E
569286; Gilbert music co., Chicago.

17858

Secret of a happy day; w Carrie Judd
Montgomery, m Warren Collins, of
U. S. © July 31, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
11; E 570945; R. T. Richey, Houston.

17859

Secret of the rose; w E. M. M., m Geo.
Graff,’ jr. 0f (U.S. arn bea.
Beach, of U.S. ©1c. Sept. 5, 1923 ;
EK 570846; Estella Moul Miller,
Greenville, O. 17860

See! the heavens smile; Neptune’s air,
-from The tempest, Henry Purcell,
arr. Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain ;

1028

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS |

no. 10, 1923

bass. (Bayley & Ferguson’s festival
series) © Aug. 30, 1923; 1c Sept.
11; EK 567805; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 17861

Seminola; Indian two-step, Henry S.
Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18,
1923: 2 ¢c..Sept. 21; 569536'5 "B.S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 17862

Serenade; by Enrico Toselli, arr. Fred-
eric Fradkin, of U. S.; violin and
pf. © Aug. 30, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 10;
EK 570969; Boston music co, New
York. [© arrangement] 17863

—— by Helen Sears, of U. S., op. 5,
no. 6; pf. (Miniature solos, no. 6)
© Sept. 14, 1923; 2 c Sept. 12; E
569288 ; Gilbert music co., Chicago.

) 17864

—— by Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf.
© Sept. 18, 1923; 2 ec Sept. 21; EB
5695384 ; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.

17865

—— by Paul White, of U. S8.; violin
and pf. (Jn Edition Cranz, no. 646)
© Aug.) 11,1923 -'1' c@) Aus). 21; E
571126; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium.

17866

— de S. Rachmaninoff, of Russia,
op. 3, no. 5, arr. par Claude Fiévet,
of France; violin ou violoncelle et
pf. (Les soirées intimes) © July
2, 19238; 1 « July 23; E 567080; E.
Hamelle, Paris. 17867

—— from Les millions d’Arléquin,
R. Drigo, arr. Calvin Grooms, of
S.; saxophone with pf. ace.
(Century certified edition, no. 2223)

© Aug. 21, 1923: 2c. Aug. 22: E |

570542 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. 17868

—-—— (Serenata) ; by Franz Drdla, arr.
Arthur Kay, of U. S.; violin with pf.
ace. Simplified ed. (McKinley world
famous edition, no. 2021) © Sept.
22, 1928 ; .2-e. Sept. 27; E 571322;
McKinley music co., Chicago. [©
arrangement | 17869

Serenade badine; humorous serenade,
Gabriel-Marie, arr. Arthur Kay, of
U. S.;. violin with pf. ace. (Mc-
Kinley .world famous edition, no.
2023). © Sept. 22,.1923: 2 ¢. Sept,
27; E 571324; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. [© arrangement] 17870

Sérénade de Pencho; aux jardins de

Murcie, paroles de René Nazelles.
musique de Albert Chantrier, of

17881

Seventh word of Christ; Peter, in
manus tuaS commendo_ spiritum

- Imeum, w from the Scripture, melody
J. J. R., of U. 8.3 sop., mezzo sop.
and alto. © 1. Sept. 11, 1923; E
570940; John J. Roberts, Worcester.
17872

Shadow march; unison song for chil-
dren, w R. L. Stevenson, m George
Rathbone, of Great Britain. Cur-
wen ed. 4to. © July 26, 1923; 1c.
Aug. 138; E 567615; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 17873

Shadow (The) waltz; by Ralph Ar-
naud, of Great Britain; orch. with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug. 24,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 8; E 567723; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
[© arrangement] 17874

Shadows across my heart; w KHtta
Miaie Flick, m C. Roland Flick, of
U..8. .©, Aug...14,..1923::,.2. ¢,. Aug
30; E 569010; Flick music pub. co.,
Atlanta. 17875

She’s a very dear friend of mine; song-
monologue, w Tom Heffernan, m
Olive Turner, of Great Britain. ©
Aug. 29, 1923; 1 ¢c. Sept. 14; E
567844; Cecil Lennox & co., London.

17876

She’s that new mamma o’ mine; w
L. B., m Harry Jay [pseud. of
Harry J. Lincoln], of U.S. ©
Sept?’ 8 “182s 2 +e. Sept. 17>) Bh.
569366; Louis Bloch, Ann Arbor,
Mich. 17877

She walked right up and took my man
away; fox trot, w and m Lizzie
Miles, Babe Thompson and Spencer
Williams, of U. S. (Triangle blues
series) © Aug. 28, 1923; 2 c. Aug,
29; E 570677; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 17878

Sheep (The) under the snow; Manx
folk song, freely arr. Henry G. Ley,
of England; mixed voices. 4te.
(Choral library, no. 181) © Aug.
11, 1923; 1 « Aug. 24; E 567611;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 17879

Sheik (The) blues; w J. S. B., jr., mel-
ody Tim Brymn, of U. S. ©1le.
» Sept. 6, 1928; E 570869; John S.
Brown, jr., New York. 17880

Sheik of sheiks; w and m Mary
Ellen Warburton, of U. S., arr. D.
BY or uss: (©). Pec Ane. St. 1925;
EH 570760; Mary E. Warburton and
Dorothy Beckett, Sidney, O. 17881

France. © Aug. 22, 1923; 1 ¢, Sept.

18; E 567863; Francis Salabert,

Paris. 17871
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17882

pt. III, n. S., V. 18

Shepherd’s love; w Hubert Fletcher,
m W. A. Manahan, of England. ©
Sept. 10, 1923; 2 « Sept.. 20; E
571190; Will Rossiter, Chicago.

17882

Sherman (Bessie Williams) Four little
tone studies; by B. W. Sherman, of
U. S.; pf. (Summy edition, no. 108)
Contents :—The princess passes.—
The viking ship.—O If I had wings.-—
The witch on the broomstick. ©
Sept. 28, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 571562;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.

17883

Shimmie my babe for me; w C. B., m

Al. Meehan, of U. S8.; pf. with w. |

© June & 1923: 2-2, Oct. 15; 2
569898; Claud Brown, Indianapolis.
17884

‘Shorty; corner song, w and m M. |

Winkler, of U. S. © Aug. 24, 1923;
2 e. Sept. 10; E 570967; Belwin, inc.,
New York. ' 17885

Shreveport blues; w and m Bootsy
[pseud. of A. S. Potter], of U. S.

©” Oct. 1, 1923;°2 c. Sept. "277° E |

571409: Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17886

Shut yo’ eye you little black coon; w
Jane Shewey, m Elliott Markham. of
U. S.; piano with w. © June 5,
1923; 2 e Oct. 1; E 569896; Mrs.
D. I. Shewey, Keenesburg, Col.

17887

Si Titine etait moins belle; paroles de
Lucien Boyer. musique de _ Lao
Silésu, of Italy. © Aug. 31, 1923;
1 ec. Sept. 18; E 567879; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 17888

Si vous n’aimez pas ca; fox-trot, de
lYopérette-bouffe La-haut, par Mau-
rice Yvain, of France; pf. © Aug.
31, 1928; 1 e« Sept. 18; E 567884;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 17889

Sicilienne; by Joseph Achron, op. 21,
no. 8, ed. and fingered Jascha
Heifetz, of Russia, domiciled at
New York: violin and. pf. (1'°T°
suite en style ancien, no.3) © Sept.
8, 1923; 2.¢. Sept. 14;, E 571037;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. [©

editing and fingering] 17890
Sicilienne et Rigaudon; par Alex
Voormolen, of France; piano et
violon. © Aug. 31, 1923;1 ¢ Sept.

18; E 567886; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris. 17891
Sigaretta (La); shimmy-fox-trot, di
Virgilio Ranzato, of Italy: piano.
©, July 1, 1923 A cx Aug, 63, E
567916; Carlo Sehmidl, Trieste,
Italy. 17892

Sigma chi girl; dance song, w and m
G. C.,' of ‘U: S. ©/1 ce. Sept. 10,
1928; E . 571251; Grant Couffer,
Pittsburgh. ‘17893

Silent, starlight night; barearolle, w
Maria Platt Adams, m Carl Hahn,
of U. S.; three-pt. chorus, women’s
voices. 4to. (John Church co.,
three part songs for women’s voices,
secular no. 2738) © Oct. 4, 1923;
2 c. Oct. 8; E 571767; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 17894

Silhouetter; 6 sm& stycken, av Erkki
Melartin, op. 120, ed. and rev. Julia

A. Burt, of U. S.; piano. (Wil-
helm Hansen edition, nos. 2336,
23387) Samlingen 1, 2. © Aug. 27,

1928: 1 c. each Sept. 10; H 569185, -

569186; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revising]
17895, 17896

Silver Swanee; fox trot, Schwartz,
played the Original piano trio, of U.
S.: in E flat. (Ampico, no. 203141-
E). [Music roll, with w] © Dec.
20,,,1922;,2),.@: Sept: 26, .1923% 5 E
569740; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 17897

Silv’ry moon; lyric E. Clinton Keith-
ley, melody F. Henri Klickmann, of

U. S. ©. 1..¢e; Sept.,.24;, 19235, B
569560; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 17898

Since de Ku klux klucked an’ klanned ;
w and m H. B. F., of U.S: ©l1e.
Sept. 17, 1928; E 569352; Harry B.
Fisher, Hunter, N. Y. 17899

Since I met you in love land; w and
m A. BE. O., of U. S.. New York,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 6, 1923;
2 ec. Aug. 20; E 570984; Antoinette
E. Overton, Houston. 17900

Since Sally left our alley; w and mel-
ody Cal. De Voll, of U. S. ©1-e.
Sept. 24, 1928; E 569558; McKinley
music ¢o., Chicago. 17901]

Since the U. S. A. went dry; w M. W.,
‘m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© June'15,' 19285 Didcock teh
569849; M. Westberg, Adams, N. D.
17902

Since the world began; w J. E. B., m
John F. Ryan. of U. S. ©1.. Sept.
11, 1923; E 570921; John EH. Belgard,
Seattle. 17903

Sing as ye journey: w and m arr.
RL. F., of) U.S: ©: Sept: 511928 5
2c. Sept. 12; E 569282; Robert Lowe
Fletcher, Wheeling, W. Va. 17904

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no. 10, 1925.

Sing we of love: pt.-song, w Charlotte
Gardner Lippitt, m Herndon Mor-
sell, of U. S.; female voices. 4to.
(Radcliffe college collection of part
songs, series 2, no. 7) © Sept. 8,
1923 ; 2.¢c. Sept. 15; E,571200.; C..W.

Thompson & co.. Boston, 17905
sit “Roger de Coverley 5’ by_ Frank
Bridge. of Great Britain; string

quartet. 12mo. Miniature sc. ©
July 21, 1923; 1c¢. Sept. 4: E.567684;
Augener, Itd.. London. 17906

Sissy: w Esther Nagler, m M. N., of
fee. © sept: 1)..d025; 2 ¢. Sept.
26; BH 571278; Merlin Nagler, Ya-
kima, Wash. 17907

Sittin’ on the curb-stone blues: w Les-
ter Calvin and ‘Bob Schafer, m Jim-
my Clark, of U.S. © Sept. 25,
1923: 2'¢. Sept. 24; FE 569591: Clar-
ence Williams music¢ pub. ‘co. ine.,

New York. 17908
Skies are dark when you’re away;

Ivric Elizabeth McCabe Gilmore, m
Ernest R. Ball, arr. Geo. J. Trink-
aus.-of U. S. 4to. (Witmark edi-
tion standard quartettes, no. 1675—

1677) 1. Female voices.—2. Male
voices.—3. Mixed voices. © Sept.
1p OOS: 2:.e@, ench . Sept, 24.78

569603—569605 : M. Witmark & sons
New York. [© new arrangement]
17909-17911

Skipton rig: morris dance, John C.

Holliday, of Great Britain: pf. ©
Sept. 10, 1923; 1 c« Sept. 14: E

567834: Chappell & co., Itd., London.
17912

arr. John. Ansell, of Great Brit-
ain: oreh. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s
orchestral journal, no. 948) © Sept.
12,,,1923:; 1 e..:Sept.. 19;.;E 567958 ;
Chappell & eo., lid., London. [© ar-
rangement ] 17913

Sladovnik (Charles) 110 short and
progressive studies in the Ist and
3rd positions; by C. S., of U. S., op.
20: violin. (Cover title: Technique
of the 3rd position for violin) ©
Aug. 1, 1923: 2:¢. Sept. 17: E 569387 :
Charles Sladovnik, Long Island
Citys NY. 17914

Sleep. baby sleep; .w. A.B. J. mJ. |

Ludwig Frank. of U.S. © 1c. Aug.
22.. 1923: E 570527; Amelia*® Bates
Jones, Covington, Ky. 17915

Slip-’n sax ;, by. Jack Craig, of U. S.:
pf. and saxophone in ©. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2. ¢.: Sept. 4; E 570811; Finder
& Urbanek, Chicago. . 17916

Slow (A) dance: by Charles Villiers
Stanford, of Great Britain, op. 89,
‘no. 2; orch. se. Fischer ed. (In Or-
-chestral training, v. 3, no. 5201, ad-
vanced: Four Irish dances, ‘no. 2)

©. Sept. 20, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 24: E
. 969628; . J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 17917

Slow down: w and melody A. H. L.,
Of 1d- ae ntCh ck of, pedte 24.1923 ¢
FE 569586; Arthur H. Lee, San Fran-

_ ciseo. -17918

Slow Joe: w Charles Harrison, m Fred
Rose. of U. S. © Aug. 30,/1923;
2 ec. Sept. 4; E 570818: Ted Browne
music co., ine, Chicago. 17919

Slumber-song: Moravian felk-song, arr.
Angela Diller. of U. S.: pf.. with
suggestions for study. (In days of
Oldnhe.. 8): ©. Sent...S, s99ns 25 c.

Sept. 14: E. 571032: G.. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 17920

Slumberland: trio. w Dorothy Phil-
Scips, m Charles.P: Scottj(of: U.<'S. ;

women’s voices. (Octave — series,
women’s voices, no. 871) © Aug.

20, (1GF ee, Ce. KLAUS, 26-3 -2 COR UOND S
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. [©
arrangement] 17921

Smile: w E: M.,. melody Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
UsS: +,@51 . ..Septy 10;,,1923 3 2 &
569139: Eva Meckley, Mt. Gilead, O.

17922

Smile, smile, smile: w A. M., m John
F. Ryan, of U. S.. © 1-4: Sept. 27,
1923: E. 571351: Alice Moss. Cincin-
nati. 17923

Smiling crowds: fox trot. w and m
Sidney Holden and Roy Dieterich.
of. U0. Sr’ © Sept. 15, 1923 52 « Sept.
26; E 571280; E. P. Womack music

co., ‘Detroit. 17924
Snowflakes; by Esther. Dickie, of
U.S:: pf.. (Two descriptive pieces
for pianoforte, no. 1) © Sept. 8,

1923: .2.¢. .Sept.. 14: E 571043 ;. .G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 17925

(Fiocea la neve); w G. Pascoli,
English version John Lekberg, of U.
S.:m Pietro Cimara; in F. (Euro-
pean songs, second series) © Aug.
Dher, M2 aC. ABS. Ot >> ee OOOLEO:
Charles W. Homeyer & co., Boston.
[© translation] 17926

So lonesome for someone that’s true;
w) and«m,D. S.) of: U.. Ss arr. Nell
M:. Cobbledick, of U. S. © 1
Sept. 28, 1923; E 571427; Dot Saw-
ver, Oakland, Calif. 17927

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17928

pt. ITI, n. $., Vv. 18

So this is Venice; w Clarke and Leslie, | Some one’s been peekin’; fox trot, w

m adapted Harry Warren, of U.'S.,
arr. Ross Gorman... © Sept. 22, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 24; E 569606; Clarke &
Leslie songs, ine., New York.

Sobbin’ blues; melody A. M. Gifford,
ity, Of WS? Cr te.” Sept. ae toes.
FE 569020; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17929

Sogno;: di Virgilio Ranzato [of Italy];
violino e pf. (6 pezzi caratteristici,
no. 5) © July 10, 1923; 1 «@ Aug.
6; 567924; Carlo Schmidl, Trieste,
Italy. 17930

Soir (Le); paroles et musique de Jo-
seph J. Gilbert, of U. S.; sop., with
pf. and flute ace. © Aug. 27, 1923;
2 ec. Aug. 29; E 570671; Baxter-
Northup co., Los Angeles. 17931

Soir (Un) ... sur la dune; paroles de
Lucien Boyer, musique de P. A.
Nouaux, of France. © Aug. 25,
1923; 1 ce. Sept. 11: E 567770; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 17932

Soldiers [and] Peep-bo; by Felix
Swinstead, of Great Britain, ed. by
Ernest Fowles; pf. (Curwen edi-
tion, first pieces, no. 9242) © Aug.
10, 1923; 1 c@ Sept. 4; E 567819; J.
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 17933

Soldier’s (A) message; w Mrs. F. O.
S., melody Luther A. Clark, of U.
S. ©1e Sept. 27, 1923; E 571392;
Mrs. Frank O. Starr, Cuba, N. M.

17934

Solnedgang; digte af J. P. Jacobsen,
musik af Ture Rangstrom, of Swe-
den. (Wilhelm Hansen edition, no.
2316: Romantik, nr. 4) © Aug.
27,, 1923; 1..c.. Sept. 10; EB 567792 ;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

17935

Some how; from Artists and models,
w Cyrus Wood, m Jean Schwartz, of
U. 8S. © Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c Sept. 6;
E 570872; Harms, ine., New York.

17936

Some little word of mine; w Z. B.
T., m Valeria Gordon, of U. S8.; pf.
with w. © Aug. 8, 1923:2 ce. Oct. 1;
EK 569875; Z. Bright Tucker, Win-
gate, N. C. 17937

Some old day; w and melody Jimmy
Cox, of U: S: © ‘1c. Sept. 27, 1923 ;
E 571378; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17938

Some-one like you; ballad, w Edmund
Vance Cooke, m Clay Smith, of Can-
ada. © Oct. 11, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 8;
FE 571778. Hearst music publishers,
lid., Winnipeg, Canada. 17939

17928 |

Karl Comyns, m Vineent ©. Plun-
kett, of U. S.. © Sept. 12; 192332 c.
Sept.. 18; E 571140; Angelus music
pub. eo., Log Angeles. 17940

Some-one, some day; w and m J. T.
H., of Canada; pf. ace. Carl Winter,

of Canada. © 1 e. Oct. 2, 1923; B
569927; James Thomas Hughes,
Vancouver, B. C. 17941

Someday our Lord will come; w and
m Warren Collins, of U. 8S. © July
31, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 11; E 570956;
R. T. Richey, Houston.

Somewhere in the world; w and mel-
ody Nat D. Ayer, of U. Si ©:i1 ¢
Oct. 8, 1923; E 571771; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 17943

Son divine; Sunday school service for
Christmas, w A. A. Payn and Mattie
B. Shannon, m A. G., of U.S. 8vo.
@ Sept. 11; 1928; 2 ef Sapte a7:
EH 569405; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia. 17944

Son flirt; boston-hesitation, paroles de
EK. Gérin, musique de Paul Jeanjean,
of France. © Aug. 21, 1923; 1c.
Sept. 18; HE 567883; Editions Paul
Jeanjean, Beausoleil, France. 17945

Sonate en fa; par Guillaume Lekeu,
revue et terminée par Vincent
d’Indy, of France; piano et violon-
celle.
18; E 567889; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,

Paris. [© editing, revising and ter-
mination ] 17946
Song (The) angelic: Christmas, w

anon., m R. M. Stults, of U. S. ©
Aig.) :20,) 1923'§-2: (ec. oBepteqkT > Hb
569411 ; Hall-Mack eco., Philadelphia.

17947

Song (A) in a gondola; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, of Great Britain, ed. by
Ernest Fowles; pf. (Curwen edi-
tion, primary division, no. . 9239)
© July.9, 1923,;;,4,.c...Sept...43., Bh
567821; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon-
don. . 17948

Song (A) of India (Chanson indoue) ;
by N. Rimsky Korsakoff, arr. Calvin
Grooms, of U. S.; saxophone with
pf. ace. (Century certified edition,
no. 2217) © Aug. 21, 1923; 2 c. Aug.
22; E 570548; Century music pub.
co., New York. [© arrangement]

17949

Song (A) of Kabir; from the tr. of

- Rabindranath Tagore, musical set-
ting R. P. H., of U. S. © 1. Sept.
11, 1923; E 570914; Ross Pringle
Hecht, Scotch Plains, N. J. 17950

1082

17942 .

©' Aug. 31, 1923; 1 © Sept..

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

Song of the bells; by Edwin Vaile
MelIntyre, of U. 8.)/ op. 52, no: 3;
pt. (At-a-l6-wa series of piano
melodies). © Sept. 7, 1923; 2. ¢.
Sept. 15; E 569317; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 17951

Song of the camp-fire; w V. J. Ed-
wards, m Joseph Wilby, of Great
Britain. 4to. (Songs in unison, no.
67) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 7, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
20; FE 567957; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 17952

Song of the highway; w anon., m
Gwynn Morris, of England; medium

voice, ©, July, 27,,;1923;)1,.c., Aug.
(24; HE! 567625; Winthrop Rogers,
Itd., London. 17953

Song of the Volga boatmen; Russian
folksong, arr. H. L. Heartz ,of U.:S.;
pf.' © Aug. 8, 1923; 2 ¢.: Aug. 20;
E 569205; White-Smith music pub.
co.,, Boston. [© arrangement]

— 17954

Song sunbeams; collection of songs
for little singers Chas. H. Gabriel,
of U. S: 12mo. © June 21, 1923;
2c. June 25; aff. July 7; A 710993 ;
Gospel advocate co., Nashville. —

17955

Song without words; by W. B., of
UW Sis pi ©'L c. VAug!' 24, 1923
E 570557; William Busé, New York.
| 17956

Songs for children; old English nurs-
ery rhymes, set to music Adam
Carse, of Great Britain. © July
27, 1923; 1 c« Sept. 4; E 567681;
Augener, Itd., London. 17957

Songs (The) of bonnie Scotland; w

and melody W. H., of U.S. ©1«.
Sept. 10, 1923; EH 569123; Walter

Hull, Dearborn, Mich. 17958
Sonny boy; w and m David Edson

Silverman, of U. S., arr. Jean Walz.

() Sept, 4923 :..2 ve. ,Sept... 26.29 B

569690:; Herbert J. Gott, Chicago.
17959

Sons of America; march, H. L. W., jr.,
of U. S., arr. Harry Harris, of U.
S:fbandi: 4to».2 © Aug) 24,1928 ;
2 ce. Aug. 28; E 571147; Hiram

Litzenberg Wynne, jr., Philadelphia. |

17960

Sorrow; for intense grief and scenes
of anguish, Henry 8. Sawyer, of U.
S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
21; E 569498; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 17961

ke

17972

Southern blues: w Bob Schafer, mel-
ody Sam Wooding and C. W., of U.

S:- ©° 1c Sept: 24, -'19238;) EB
“569582; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17962
Southern (A) serenade; by Hugh
Chiltern, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Sept. 3, 1923;'1 ¢ Sept. 19; E
567933 ; Bowerman & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 17963

Souvenir; by F. Drdla, arr. Calvin
Grooms, of U. S.; saxophone with
pf. ace. (Century certified edition,
no. 2224) © Aug. 21, 1923; 2 e.
Aug. 22; EK 570541; Century music
pub. co., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 17964

Spanish dance; by Alice Benedict
Goodridge, of U. S., op. 83 pf.

Sept. 8, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 15; E
571202; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston. 17965

Spanish love waltz; by M. S., of U.
S.; pf. © July 7, 1923; 1 © Sept.
4, 1c Sept. 27; E 569714; Morris
Schneider, New York. 17966

Spark Plug; w E. B. B., melody Lu-
ther A. Clark, of U. S. © 1. Sept.
27, 1928; BH 571394; EB. B.. Briggs,
Dubuque, Ia. 17967

Spread joy; w Harry A. De Mund,
melody. J. H,,A.,.0f .U. So © .1.e
Sept. 5, 1923; E 569019; James E.
Aldridge, New York. 17968

Springtime fancies (Fantasias de pri-
mavera) ; waltz, Ella Herman, of
U. S., arr. F. Henri Klickmann, of
U. 8.3; pf. (McKinley world famous
edition, no. 2029: Attractive com-
positions): © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 «.
Sept. 27; E 5713830; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 17969

Squirrel (The) and the honey bee
[and] The fly; w Alice C. D. Riley,
m Jessie L. Gaynor, of U. S., arr.
Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf., with w
ad lib. (From the child world) ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 569648 ;
John Church co., Cincinnati. . 17970

Staceato (Das) auf der violine (Stac-
eato on the violin) ; by J. B., of U.
S. Leipzig, C. F. Kahnt. (Aus-
gabe Kahnt, nr. 8479) © Aug. 17,
1923; 1 @ Sept. 17;:1 « Oct. 4; EB
571766; John Baumgartner, San
Francisco. 17971

Stack O’ Lee; fox-trot blues, w and
melody I. M. L., of U. S. ©l1«.
Aug. 22, 1923; E 570517; Iowen
Matthew Lawson, New York. 17972

: — 1088

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

17973

Standard Christmas carols; arr. Paul
Bliss, of U. S.;. men’s voices... 4to.
© Sept. 22, 1923: 2 ¢c. Sept. 24; E
571260; Theo. Presser co.,. Philadel-
phia. [© new arrangement] 17973

» compiled Paul Bliss, of. U. S.;
two treble voices. 4to.
1923; 2 ce. Sept. 6; E 570870; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. [© new
arrangement] 17974

Star boarders blues; w Hulbert. Es-
mere, m George Butts, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Philadelphia,
Pa, ec® de cig Septy 133.04028.,
071005; , Excelsior, music pub.. co.,
Philadelphia. 17975

Star (The) of life that beckons us to
God; w G. Y., melody Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of. U.
S. © 1c. Sept. 27, 1923 ;'B 571396;
Gertrude Van Liew, Bayonne, N. J.

17976

Star of my dreamland; w J. M. A., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w.); ©; June, 20, 19285), 2-¢..,Oct.p1;
i) 569888; J. M.. Allison, Indian--
apolis. 17977

Starlight; by Christian Schifer, of
Great Britain, op. 100, no. 6; pf.

©, Sept. 3, 1923; 1 e@) Sept... 22; E
o67981; Augener, Itd., London.

17978

Stay O sweet; poem Donne, m Mal-

colm Davidson, of Great Britain;
medium voice. (Two Elizabethan
lyries) © Sept. 24, 1923; 1 ce. Sept.
25581572086 ji J.8 Bi Cramer & ©@0.,

itd., London. 17979
Stay out of trouble; w J. M.’C.,' m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. | © July 31; 1923; 2 e)’ Oct. 1;
FE 569859: John M. Colwell, Con-
fluence, Ky. ~ 17980

Steppin’ on the dime; w and melody
Cliff. Friend and Henry Santly, of
U. Si, atr.“H.'Santly. «'©) tel. Sept.
13, 19238; E 569453: Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 17981

Steppin’ the indigo blues; w and m
aM MER Or CUR SPY pi with we]
1 c¢ Sept. 18, 1923; EB, 571123; Je-

rome Myers Hamilton, Philadel-
phia. 17982
Stepping out blues: w W. B. H., m

John Fy Ryan, of U: S. © 1 e. Sept.

20, 1923 5) 571160 5 -We'B. Bill, San
Francisco. 17983
Steps for the young pianist; fourth

steps, Hazel Gertrude Kinscella, of
U. S. (Schirmer’s scholastic series,
145) (Covertitle: Fourth steps

1

@©.Sept, ‘1, |
| Stop it;

pt. 11, . s., v. 18

for the young pianist) © Aug, 11,
1923; <2 ¢@;, Aug. 17 3 568607 : 3. G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. (17984

Stop dance; one step or fast fox ‘trot,
J. BUT, of U. S.: pf. © 1 ©. Sept.
28, 1923: H 569723 : J. Bodewalt
Lampe, Chicago. 17985

melody F. F., of U. S.
le Sept. 24, 1923: BE 569551; Fay
Furbeck, New York. 17986

Stop shedding tears; w L. P., he . R. P.,
of U. S. © Sept. 8, 1923: 2 2¢ Sept.
12; E 569272; L. and R. Perricone,
St. Louis. + 17987 .

Stop shimmyin’ sister; w Chas, Mat-
son, melody Sidney Bechet, of U. S.
©''1 c.'Sept. 27, 1923' 571381 ;
Clarence Williams music pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York. 17988

Storm (The); w Adelaide Proctor, m
John Hullah, arr. Walter H. Lewis,
of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Sept: 8)9:1923;: 2>'e. Sept15e0 Fb
071201; C. W. Thompson & ©Co0.,
Boston. [© arrangement] 17989

Storm (The) king;, the’ bolsheviki,
R. C., of U. S.; pf. Derry Village,
N. H.. Gibson & co. © Sept. 28,
1923; 2 ¢. Sept. 29; E 569939 ; Rus-
sell Chase, Derry Village, N. :

17990

Storm scene; by Henry S. Sawyer, of

U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 ¢
Sept. 21; E 569492; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 17991

Stormy weather pal; w Raymond B.
Egan, m Richard A. Whiting, of U.
Ss. © Sept. 7,,1923; 2 e: Sept. -12;
HE 570973; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 17992

Story (The) of freedom shall tive;

w and m B. H., of U. S., arr. Homer
Tourjee, of U. S. ©1.¢ Sept.. 29,

1923; E 571431; Bobby Hite, Los
Angeles. “ETO9S
Struggle; for fights [ete.]. Henry S.

Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18,
1923; 2 c«. Sept. 21; EH’ 569496; ‘T.
S. Denison & co., Chicago. 17994
Strut it up and down; w and melody
Sam Wooding and Bob Schafer, of

WS. o Oul 6) Sept 27718925 2b
571370; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 17995

Struttin’ at the funny paper ball: w
and melody. P. D. W., of U. S8S., arr.
Clarence Stapleton, of U. S. ©1«.

Sept.. 26, 1923; E 569677; Peter
- Dale Wimbrow, Whaleyville, Md.
17996

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS | |

no. 10, 1923

Suffer little children to come unto
Me; anthem, four-part cho., w from
Luke xviii:16, m Albert J. Holden,
of U. 8.; mixed voices, organ ace.
(G. S. 8vo choruses, no. 7056) ©

Sen. oe. 1925;,. 2 c., sept. 143.
571014; G. Schirmer, ine, . New
York. 17997

Sugar baby; w Alex Gerber, m Lucy
Brown, of U. S. © Sept. 13, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 14; E 569322; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 17998

Sugar baby mamma’s gonna kiss you;
w and melody A. N. S., of Great

Britain. ©.1 c Sept. 1, 1923; EH
568971; Alfred Nathanuel Simms,
Chivago. 17999

Summer; tone poem, Frank Bridge,
of Great Britain; orch. Full se.
and pts. © July 27, 1923; 1c. Sept.
4; E 567686; Augener, ltd., London.

18000

Summer in my heart; w H. B. K.,
mk. B/46on 0. S. © 1 c..'Sept;o29,
1923; E 571421; Ruth Rapoport,
New York, and Helen Boardman
Knox, Spuyten Duyvil, N. Y.

1800]

Summer (A) shower; by Christian
Schifer, of Great Britain, op. 100,
Ne. 4. pr ©) Sept.3, 1923; 4.2.
Sept. 22; E 567983; Augener, Itd.,
London. 18002

Summer winds; two-part cho., Ww
George Darley, m Wilson Bishop
[pseud. of Ira B. Wilson] of U. S.;
women’s voices. (G, 8S. 8vo. cho-
ruses, no. 7056) © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 ¢@. Sept. 14;. E 571015; G. Schir-

mer, inc., New York. 18008
Sun of my soul; by Ritter, played
John Marvin, of U. S.; in F. (Am-

pico, no. 951-E) “ [Music roll, with
words] © Feb. 20, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
26; E 569743: American piano Co.,
New York. [© interpretation]
18004
Sunday school blues; fox trot hymnal
syneopation, w Dave Ringle, m
Lemuel Fowler, of U. S. © Aug.
28, 1923; 2.¢. Aug., 29;, E 570681;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 18005
Sunlight; w J. J. Robbins, m M. G..,

OfIU A S20o@, lec Sept itt, W923B0 EB
569354: Matthew Goid, Bayonne,
N. J. 18006
Sunrise and you; by Penn, played
Edgar Fairchild, of U. S.; in A
flat. (Ampico, no. 901-F)~ [Music

roll, with words] © Jani120;, 1923:

18017

2 ec. Sept. 28; E 569732; American
piano co., New York. [© interpre-
tation] 18007
Sunset and dawn; w and melody J.
i Ee of, Canada, ©). ) ee: Oct 12
1923; E 569928; James Thomas

Hughes, Vancouver, British Colum-
bia. 18008

Sunshine (The) of hoping keeps a
light in the heart; w G L., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. .
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1.
Sept. 22, 1923; E 571240; Gustave
Lehman, Pittsburgh. 18009

Sunshine of mine, I call you’ sun-
shine; w A. L. B., m Harry Kelley
and Jack Chapman, of U. S§., arr.
Paul_J. Church, of U..S. ©.1 ec,
Sept. 14, 1923; E 569296; Art. L.
Beiner, Chicago. 18010

Suppose I had never met you; from
Little Jessie James, w Harlan
Thompson, m Harry Archer, of U.
S$." ©. Sent.; 22,1923 °".2 "c. Sent.
24; E 571259; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 18011

Suppose the rose were you; by Denni,
played, Edgar Fairchild, of U. S.;
in F. (Ampico, no. T71-F) [Music
roll, with words] © Sept. 20, 1922;
2 c. Sept. 28. 1923; E 569754; Ameri-
can piano co., New York. [© inter-
pretation ] 18012

Sur la rive enchantée; valse espagnole,
par F. L. Bénech, of France; pf.
©” Aug. 31, 19233" 'c. Sept 18 ;sx
E 567878; F. L. Bénech, Paris. [©
arrangement ] 18013

Surprise; foxtrot, adapted and com-
posed H. Elliott Smith, of Eng-
land; pf. © Aug. 31, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug.

27; E 567608; Arthur Wilcock, Lon-
don. 18014

Susquehanna trail; march two step,
Harry. J. .Lincoln, of ;U.ecS..; pf.
(Vandersloot edition of latest musi-
cal compositions) © Aug. 25, 1923;

2 e. Aug. 27; E 570631; Vander-
sloot music pub. co., Williamsport,
Pa. 18015
Susquehannah Bill; waltz. w I. F.

W., m M. Paul Manganella, of U. S.
©. 1 ve. Sept. 86,1923 +, B.. 569683,;
I. F, Williams, Berwick, Pa.

18016

Swanee home; w and melody J. V. of

MAS: oO Adie. }:Augil 23, 1923in
568805; James Vollmer, Philadel-
phia. 18017

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18018

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Sweet apples and hornets; w L. D.,
m E. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©
-1@ Aug. 381, 1923; E 570724; La-

fayette Dailey, Ottumwa, Ia.
18018

Sweet butter; w and m I. C., of
U.S, ©.) €,) Ang... 22, 1923 50.1
570514; Irving Cohn, Westchester,
INDY. 18019

Sweet daddy blues; w and melody
Hubert Lewis and C. W., of U. S.
© 1c. Sent? 245° 1925 -"H. Bese ;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 18020

Sweet dreams; w A. B., m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1e Aug.
31, 1923; E 570705; Anna Barbara,
Milwaukee. 18021

Sweet Genevieve; w G. K.,m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1923; E 570717; George Kiehl,
Samonauk, IIl. 18022

Sweet (A) man’s the cause of it all;
w Sarah Martin, melody C. W., of
i ea Wes Be i 2s 0. em 3 eee I Oy
569021; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine, New York. 18023

Sweet old sunshine home;
A.,.m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © June 29, 1923; 2 ¢
Oct. 1; E 569894; Lawrence J. An-
toine, St. Charles, S. D. 18024

Sweet rambler rose; w and m H. S.
Gof Toi48). Cr sly, 15, 1025 2c:
Aug. 11; E 570613; Herb S. Cook.
Kansas City, Mo. 18025

Sweet sugar plum; shimmy fox trot,
w and m Ned Miller and Chester
Cohn, of U..S:. © Sept. 4,.1923;
2 c. Sept. 5; E 569448; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 18026

Sweet tyraness; W anon., m Henry
Purcell, arr. Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain; male voice. (Bayley &
Ferguson’s festival series)
30, “1923 -"1 "CD Sept. tt ; 2br aseraue °
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 18027

Sweetest (The) flower of all; by Ger-
ald Carne, of Great Britain; orch.
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug.
24, 1923: 1 c. Sept. 14; E 567830;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Iltd.,
London. . [© arrangement] 18028

Sweetheart days; w M. R. B., m John
F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e Sept. 11,
1923; E 570938; Martha R. Bonker,
Alpena, Mich. 18029

Sweetheart (The) of the ring; from
Head over heels, w Harry Graham,
m Harold Fraser-Simson, of Great

Watie

© Aug.:

Britain. ©. Sept. 8, 1923; 1 « Sept.
18; E 567938; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 18030

Sylph (La); polka caprice, F. H.
Losey, of U. 8., op..331; pf. (Van-
dersloot edition of latest musical
compositions) © Aug. 25, 1923;
2c. Aug. 27; E 570628; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

180381

Symphonie nr. 2; von Hermann Zil-
cher, of Germany, op. 238; ftir
grosses orch., F moll. Partitur.
(Breitkopf & Hiartels partitur-bib-
liothek, nr. 2516) © Aug. 16, 19238;
1c. Sept. 4; H 567825; Breitkopf
& Hartel, Leipzig. 18082

Synecopation on the’ brain; w and m
H. C., of U. S., arr. Murray Cutter,
of U. S. © 1c. July 12, 1923; E
569111; Harry Cahill, Paris. 18033

Synecopation time; w and melody W.
Astor Morgan, of U. S. © 1 «4
Sept. 4, 1923; E 570789; Arrow
music pub. co., ine., New York. 18034

Synecopetude; syncopation study, A.
C.,, of Ul. S.5 phe ~© ie eae ee
1923; E 570552; Adam Carroll, New
York. 18035.

Szall, szall, szall a felleg; sz6vegét
irta Moricz Zsigmond, zenéjét szer-
zéette Kurucz Jandés, of Hungary,
domiciled at New York: sz0veg es.
zongora. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1923; E
570757 ; John Kurucz, New York.

18036

’Tain’t nuthin’ else; w Lou Davis, m
Henry Santly, of U. S. © Aug. 14,
1923; 2 ec. Aug. 15; E 568688; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York.

18037

Take back the old love; w H. B. V..
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e..
Sept. 20, 1923; E 571164; Henry
B. Vaughan, Milton, Pa. ~ 180388:

Take it to Jesus; w and m Albert
Allen Ketchum, of U. S. © Aug.
4, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 26; E 569702:
Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 18039:

Take me and make me your wife
once more; w Mrs. A. W., m George:
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. © 1c Sept. 18.
1923; E 571098; Mrs. Aseneth Wes-
ton, Bridgeport, Conn. 18040

Take me with you; w Patrice Oliver.
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G Beach, of U. S.' © 1: e.
Sept. 18, 1923; E 571108; P. Oliver.
New York. 18041.

1036

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

w and melody Burt
© 1c. Sept.
Clarence Wil-
inc., New York.
18042
Tanglefoot’s mad chase; by Florence
Morey, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 28,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 2; E 569925; Hinds,
Hayden & Bldredge, inc., New York.
18043

Tango (El) de los amantes; di Alfredo
Barbirolli, of Italy; pf. © July 8,
1923; 1 c Sept. 6; E 567665; Li-
brairie Hachette, Paris. 18044
Tarantella; by Alfred J. Silver, of
Great Britain; cello and pf. Fischer
ed. (Jn Orchestral training, v. 3,
advanced, no. 5201) © Sept. 20,
1923; 2 ¢. Sept. 24; E 969625; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 18045

Tarantelle; for lively Italian or Span-
ish dances [ete.], Henry S. Sawyer,
OineOe ps. pt. © Sept. 18, 19238;
2c. Sept. 21; E 569518; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 18046

Tate’s (Arthur F.) comprehensive

and up-to-date pianoforte tutor; by
A. F. Tate, of Great Britain. ©

Tampa blues;
W. Spear, of U. S.
(24, 1923; E 569585;
liams music pub. €o.,

Aug. 31, 1923; 1 ¢«. Sept. 14; EH
567843; Cecil Lennox & co., Lon-
don. 18047
Te ne si’ ghiuta “America; versi di

F. Mario Russo, musica di V. D’An-
nibale, of Italy; mand. acc. Naples,
Italy, Santa Lucia. 4to. © Aug.
1, 1923; 1 ec. Sept...8; E 567704;
Italian book co., New York. 18048
Technical virtuosity studies (Hstudios
técnicos para amaestrar) ; by Louis
Kohler, op. 120, with theoretical di-
rections for daily practice, ed. Carl
Deis, of U. S., tr. Maria Paz Gains-
borg; pf. (Schirmer’s library of
musical classics, v. 1463) © Sept.
8, 1923:; 2 ¢ Sept.: 14; | BH .571020;
G. Sehirmer, ine, New York.
editing ] 18049
Technique (La) du violon (The technic
of violin); exercices journaliers
dans tous les tons, de Mathieu
Crickboom, of Belgium. 3° cah. ©
Aug. 22, 1923; 1 ..¢«. Sept...6;. H
567716; Schott fréres, Brussels, Bel-
gium: 18050
Tee-hee’s delight; trombone novelty-

fox.trot, W. 8. B., of U: 8.3. plano. -

© 1e Aug. 23, 1923; E 568796;
W. Scott Burdett, Philadelphia.

18051

Tell me a bedtime story; w and melody

I. B., of U. S. ©1e. Sept. 18, 1923;

E 570995 : Irving oe inc., New

York. 18052

[© |

18063

Tell me again that you love me; w B.
W., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.

Theo. G. Beach, of U.S. © Wee:
Sept. 5, 1923; E 570866; Bessie
Willis, Atlanta. 18053

Tell me do; w F. P., melody Arnold
T. ‘Lax,.of U. S...© 1 ¢. Sept. 10,
1923; E 569128; Fred Parker, Troy,
Mont. 18054

Tell me, mother; three part cho., w
an old song, English version George
L. Osgood, m J. B. Weeckerlin, arr.
Carl Engel, of U. S.; women’s voices.
4to. (Boston music ¢o., secular
choruses, no. 988)’ © Aug. 30, 1923;
2c. Sept. 10; E 570968 ; Boston music

- ¢o., New York. [© arrangement]

18055

Tell them they’re beautiful, they love
it: w Billy Glason and Dave Ringle,
m Sam Goold, of U. S., arr. Ted
Eastwood ,of U. S. ©1c. Sept. 11,
1923; E 5696380; Broadway music
corp., New York. 18056

Ten thousand times ten thousand; an-
them, w Henry Alford, m Forrest
G. Walter, of U. S.; mixed voices.
(Rosche’s octavos, second series, no.
670) © Sept. 1, 1923; 2 ¢ Sept. 12;
HE 569275; Geo. ‘F. Rosche, Chicago.

18057

Ten thousand years from now; w J.
Keirn Brennan, m Ernest R. Ball,
arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S. 4to.
(Witmark edition, standard quartet-
tes, nos. 1670, 1671) 1. Female
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © Aug. 14,
1928;; 2c. eaeh Aug. 22; EB 570532,
570533; M. Witmark & sons, New

York. 1© new arrangement]
18058, 18059
Tenderness; by Henry S. Sawyer, of
U:. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 «¢.

Sept. 21; E 569503; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 18060

That big blonde mamma; w Billy Rose,
m James V. Monaco, of U. S.
BEN. ao, AOL Zoe Depts bo... hy
570990; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 18061

That bran’ new gal o’ mine; fox trot,
w and m Van, Schenck, Benny Davis
and Harry Akst, of U. S. © Sept.
13 P23 e"2 Vel Sent: -20." EB ovliso;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

18062

That come and get me look; fox trot,
w M. J., m John F. Ryan, of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1928; E 571169;
M. Jessup, Northampton, Mass.

18063

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18064

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

That jazzy kid; w W. B. E., m John
F. Ryan, of U. 8S. © 1.¢. Sept. 27,
1923; E 571352; William B. EHd-
mandson, Bison, Kan. 18064

That’s a symptom; w and melody Bert
Carpenter, of U.S. ©1e. Sept. 24,
1923; E 569578; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

18065

That’s got ’em blues; w and m Samuel
Bonner, of U. S. © Sept. 5, 1923;
2 ec. Sept. 6; E 570836; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 18066

That’s the way for Billy and me;
poem James Hogg, m Felix White,
of Great Britain.

no. 2292) © Aug. 1, 1923; 1 ¢. Aug.
13; E 567620; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London. 18067

That’s why I was jealous of you; w
C. J. T., m John F. Ryan, of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1923; E 570932; C.
J. Trippee, Philadelphia. 18068

That Sunday afternoon; waltz ballad,
w J. P. P., m M. Paul Mangan, of
U2: Sicu@time Sept. 671928 0H
570880; J. P. Popson, West Leisen-
ring, Pa. 18069

That Swanee whistle waltz; by S.
Bowley Barnes, of Great Britain;
pf. © Sept. 10, 1923; 1 ec. Sept. 12;
FE 567824; B. Feldman & co., London.

18070

That traffic cop; fox trot. w and m B.
W. S, oftU.Ssi1On fe. Sept 3;
1923: E 571004; Burpee W. Shaw,
Springfield, Mass. 18071

That trick; w D. R., m Al. Meehan,
of U: |S. 5 Spi. with we .©*-Fune’'1,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 1; E 569905; Delia
Russell, Hamel, Minn. 18072

Thelma mazurka; by Henry S. Saw-
yer, of U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 21; E 569532; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 18073

Thematic catalog of the compositions ;
grades 1-A to 4-B, [compiled Arthur
Edward Johnstone], of U. S. Pro-
gressive series ed., August, 1923.
© July 21, 1923; 2 c and aff. July
23; A 753676; Art publication sdc.,
St. Louis. 18074

Then Ill stop loving you; w J. C. M.,
m John F. Ryan, of U..S., © 1«¢
Sept- 11; 19238 ;. E570929; «Johns C.
Marcher, Lee, Mass. 18075

There is a wheel inside my head;
poem W. EK. Henley, m Piero Cop-
pola, of Italy. (Curwen edition,
no, 2294) © Aug. 20, 1923; 1 «
Sept. 4; HE. 567811; J.. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 18076

(Curwen edition,

There is glory in my soul; w and m
Warren Collins, of U. S.. © July
31, 1923;.2 c. Sept. 11; E 570960;
R. T. Richey, Houston. 18077

There’ll be a moon peeping through;
w Walter L. Pontius, m A. L. B.,
of U. §S., arr. Paul J. Church, of
Un. Se O°), GC. Agia ee, eee
570525; Art. L. Beiner, Chicago.

18078

There’ll be no league of nations while
Europe is in chaos of peace; w H.
W., melody Luther A. Clark, of U.
S.. © 1c. Sept; 10, 1923; E 569138;
Herman Wenger, Philadelphia.

18079

There'll be some changes made; w
Billy Higgins, m W. Benton Over-
street, of U. S. Mark bro. ed. ©
Sept. 15; 1923 :'2 °e: Sept, 173 &
569379; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 18080

There’s a beautiful land on high; duet,
w from the Bible, m Mrs. A. H.
Taylor, of U. S.; sop. and ten.,
with violin obbl. A. H. Taylor.
(Sacred vocal duetts, no. 39) ©

Sept, .15,).1928;..2 ¢ Sept.) &cH
569419; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
York. 18081

There’s a broken heart at home sweet
home; w and melody H, C., of U.
S/© L« Aug, 24,°1923.:\ Haroon |
Hymon Cheiffetz, Buffalo. 18082

a little heart somewhere in
w M. A. K, m Marvin
Westman, of U. S. New York,
Manhattan music co. © Aug. 28,
1923; 2 c Oct. 5; E 569978; Martin
A. Krasovic, Steelton, Pa. 18083

There’s just one dance; w F. G., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. ©.1)ex(Bept.
5, 1923: E 570856; Florinda Gard-
ner, Salt Lake City, Utah. 18084

There’s. nobody else but you; w and
m LL. W» Gi) of Us SY arrVArthur
Darvo. © Sept. 12, 1923; 2c Sept.
27: E 571408: L. Wolfe Gilbert
music corp., New York. 18085

There’s only one girl that we can
really: love*..waltz,,.A. 'S., of U.S. ;
pi: "©, 1 ¢ Oct. 2,.1923 5) Ht ats;
Alfred Sorgini, New York. 18086

They all love my wife: w and melody
JH. HP, ,0f-0., 8.407. © Septr is,
1923:..E 51106: John - Hooley,
New York. 18087

There’s
France;

1038

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

18110

‘They are blooming for you, mother;
w E. C., m Harry Morton, of U. S.
New York, Manhattan music co. ©
Sept. 17, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 5; E 569985 ;
E. Crawford, New York. 18088

They can’t understand my loving man;
w D. D., melody James Yates, of
ts, © 1c. Sept. 14, 1928; .E
569303 ; Dora Dawson, Birmingham,
Ala. 18089

They fall in love with everyone else
- but me;ew and m Charlie Harrison
and Fred Rose, of U. S. © Aug.
23; 1923; 2 «. Aug. 27; E 570614;
Goodman & Rose, inc, New York.
18090

Third album of first pieces; by Cuth-
bert Harris, of England; pf. ©
Juty 30-1923" 1. e.- Aug. "303 '
567630 ; Warren & Phillips, London.

18091

Tho’ years mix silver threads with
gold; waltz ballad, w and m ¥F. L.,
of U. S. © Aug. 25, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
15; E 571079; Frederick Leber,
Auburn. Wash. 18092
Those angry blues; w and m T. H.,
of U. S., arr. Arnold Powell, of
Russia, domiciled at New York. ©

1c. Aug. 29, 1923; E 570673; Tom
Harris, New York. 18093
Those cruel mama blues; w and m

ih. of UU Sx © Ang...27,.19283 ;
2 ¢, Aug. 29; E 570672; Tom Harris,
New York. 18094
Those days are gone forever; w J.
Jackson, m Jessie and Letha Jack-
son, of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 13,1923;
KE 571009; Jessie Rechner, Camas,
Wash. 18095

Those dog-gone blues; w and melody
Niek Jefferson and C. W., of U. S.
© 1c. Sept. 5- 1923: E 569084;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 1809@

Those ha ha blues; w and melody
Eli Dawson, Lewis Michelson and
Victor Olivier, of U. S., arr. George
Holman, of U. S.. © 1 c¢. Sept. 15,

1923; E 571075; Fred Fisher, inc.,
New York. 18097
Those Mississippi River blues; w and
melody Samuel Kestenbaum and M.
MivykKs,, Of sUwSs5, © Gc, Sept. Al,
1923: E 570910; Maurice M. Korn,

Sea Gate, N. Y. 18098

Those smiles she wore; w O. S. L.,
mubiarry J. Lincoin, oT Ur’ So ©)
Aug. 8, 1923; 2c. Sept. 8; E 569428;
©. S. Lamberson, Plummer, Id.

18099

Those tired of always trav’lin’ from
my sweet, sweet, sweetie’s home
blues; w Leonard Cohen, melody
Vee May oe Of aS. © 1 c. Sept.
22, 1923; E 571208; Maurice. M.
Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y. 18100

Those who live in glass houses mustn’t
throw any stones; w and melody
Clarence A. Stout, of U.S. ©le.
Sept. 24, 1923; E 569569; Clarence

Williams music pub. co., inc. New
York. 18101 .
Thrush in the moonlight; idyl, w Wit-

ter Bynner, m Reva Marie Tonnelé,
of U. S.; high voice. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 14; E 571051: ‘G.
‘Schirmer, inc., New York. 18102

Thunder (The) God’s child; three-part
song, w Myrtle W. Campbell, m
Charles Wakefield Cadman, of U. S.,
op. 78; women’s voices. 4to. (Sec-
ular part-songs, women’s voices, no.
7295) N@ Sept.’ 22-7 1923 -"2 ‘c_ Oet.
1; KB 569934; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 18103

Tia Juana blues; w C. O. Moseley,
melody C. A. Matson, of U. S.
1 e. Sept. 27, 1923; E 571377; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,

New York. 18104
Tieciati (Francesco) Prélude; by F
Ticciati. of Italy; pf. © Sept. 5.
1928 5.7 1) @0 Septe 22 2° R569 :
Schott & co., London. 18105

Tick, tock; the song of the clock, w
and m E. J. P.. of Canada. .© 1.e.
Aug. 29, 1923; E 567627; Edwin J.

Pull and S. _ Besvinick, Toronto,
Canada. 18106
Till my dreams come true; w Beth

Slater Whitson, melody Leo Fried-
. man and F. Henri Klickmann, of

Utes. ©. Lie” Sept. 24,.0923 ; 7B
569556; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 18107
Till the day that you’ll return; w G.

R. Q., m George Graff, jr., of Gis.
arr. Theo, G. Beach, of U. S. © 1c.
Sept. 18, 51923; E 571096; Garland

R. Quibell, E. Hamilton, Ont., Can-
ada. 18108
Tillie; wand m’'M. H., of U. S., arr.

Harry Alford, of U. S. ©1c. Aug.
22, 1923; E 570513; Mark Halpin,
Chicago. 18109

Time gentlemen, please; w K. A., m
John F. Ryan. of U. S. ©1e. Aug.
31, 1923; E 570704; K. Andrekson,
Seekonk, Mass. 18110

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18111

pt. 1, n. s., v. 7¢

Time (The), the place, the day; the
widow’s prayer, w and m W. S. B.,
Oh Ue Os Cr as. Zaza By
568797 ; W. Scott Burdett, Philadel-
phia. 18111

Time (The) will come; w N. K. Jeffer-
son and C. W., melody De Koven
Thompson, of U. S. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1923; E 569035; Clarence Williams
musie pub. co., ine, New York.

18112

Times ee fox: Lrot,.<Ay. WablyA..
of U. S., arr. William C. Lindeman,

of U. S.; pf. ©l1le Aug. 22, 1923;
E 570519 : Axel W. E. Austin, New
York. 18113
Tin Lizzie; w and melody W. H., of
Ue Sea©. te Sent, 10. WOgR ec. ie
569126; Walter Hull, Dearborn,
Mich. 18114
Tink-a-bell; by Maes Jacobson, of

Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles:
of. (Curwen edition, first pieces, no.
9233) © Aug. 3, 1923; 1¢. Aug. 18;
E 567624; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,

London, 18115
Tinkalee; Chinese song, w G. H. L.,
m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.. New
York, Frank Harding. © Aug. 6,
192399 2006 As) “205 HY STOSES ;5
Georgie Hattie Lowell, Zephyrhills,
Fla. 18116

Tired o the blues; mournful mamma’s
wail, w and m S. W., of U. S. (Wil-
liams low-down series, no. 6) ©
Sent. 7% tio. 2) ee. Sept 20.5
569181; Spencer Williams music co.,
inec., New York. 18117

"Tis love: w H. C. U., m Al. Meehan,
Ole . OS. 2 OE.” Wath Ww.
1923; 2 « Oct. 1; E 5698938; Helen
C. Unger, Harrisburg, Pa. 18118

"Tis then I love you most of all; by
Doht. played, Edgar Fairchild, of
U. S.: in F. (Ampico, no. 1001—F)
[Music roll, with words] © Mar.
20,1923 22" Ga» Sept? 283 a) S69Ta. 5
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation ] 18119

To a daughter of April; w Cynthia
Davril, m Gustave Ferrari, of Swit-
zerland, domiciled at New York;
high voice. © Sept: 8, 1923; 2*c.
Sept. 14; E 571047; G. Schirmer,

ine., New York. 18120
To a little girl; arr. Otto Wick, of
U.S.: three female voices. 4to.

(Classical and modern part-songs,
for female voices, no. 33) © Oct. 5,
1923; 2c Oct. 6; E 571770; Edward
Schuberth & co., New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 18121

© June 29,.

To a lonesome heart; w and m Paul
L.’ Specht, ‘of U. 8S. in-A flat. "©
Sept. 1, 19238; 2 c Sept. 4; E 570827;
Richmond-Robbins, inc., New York.

18122

To a lost sweetheart; w Marie Dewell
[pseud. of M. H.], melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
US. (© 1 ec. Sept igi i
569332; Marie Henrioulle, Chicago.

18123

@
To a poem of Hilda Conkling; w Hilda.
Conkling,-;m RR. P. Hof Us S.

©, 1.¢ Sept. 11,.,1923; Hb, 570913 ;
Rosa Pringle Hecht, Scotch Plains,

IN, J. 18124
To a red bird; w and m M. E. S., of
U8. .© 1.¢.° Sept. 28,4923) E

569724; Mary Elston Smith, Largo,
Fla. 18125

To California ; w Earl Comyns, m Vin-
cent C. Plunkett, of U. S. © Sept-
12, 1928; 2 c.. Sept. 18; H 571134;
Angelus music pub. co., Los Angeles.

18126

To freedom’s flag; march, Maurice
Baron, of France; orch. 4to. |
Sept. 26. 1923; 2 > ¢« Sept. 27; EH
571405; Belwin, inc., New York.

18127

To me you're the same sweet girl;
waltz ballad, w D. A. T., m Len
Fleming, of U. S. © Sept. 8, 1923;
2c. Sept. 10; E 569217; D. A. Toole,
Ravenna, O. 18128.

To Mildred, in her new dress; w
D. C. W., m E. 8. S. Huntington, of
U.S. °O© 1 c Xue ot, Tae is
570720; Dorothy C. Walter, St.
Johnsbury, Vt. 18129

To the beach to find a little mermaid ;
w L. C..m Valeria Gordon, of U.S.
pf. with w. © June 5, 1923; 2 c.
Oct. 1; E 569901; B. Card, Ogun-
quit, Me. 18130:

To the children; poem Longfellow, m
Edgar IL. Bainton, of Great Britain.
© Sept. 5, 1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 6; E
567700; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 18131

To this dear sweetheart of mine; Ww
A. K., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S.
<1 ec: Aner 0, 1928 ata 5
Alex Kasic, Pueblo, Col. 18132

Toast (A) to Illinois memorial sta-
dium; w and melody J. C., of U. 8.
© 1c. Aug, 24, 1923; E 5705538 ;
‘ Julian Corman, Champaign, Ill.

18133

1040

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923
‘Toi et moi; fox-trot, par Raoul
Moretti, arr. par F, Salabert, of

France; orch. avec piano-conducteur.
4to. (Célébre collection des
suecés, no. 659) © Aug. 25, 1923;
1 ec Sept. 11; EH 567757;. Francis
Salabert, Paris. [© arrangement]

18134

‘Too late; w'and m F. W., of U. S.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢ Aug. 21, 1923;
i) 568767 ; Flo Wagner, Washington.

18135

‘Toot, toot, Tootsie, goo’ bye; one step,
Kahn and Erdman, played, the Orig-
inal piano trio, of U. S.; in E flat.
(Ampico, no. 203091-E) [Music
roll with words] © Nov. 20, 1922;
2c. Sept. 26, 1923; E 569755; Ameri-
ean piano co., New York. [© in-
terpretation] 18136

Topsy; 1* esardas, di Vincenzo Billi,
of Italy, op. 357; piccola orch. con
pianoforte-conduttore. 4to. © Sept.
Mewozo et ee: Sept.;.20; BE 56796L;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 18137

Toujours, toujours; blue, fox trot
chanté, paroles francaises de Bri-
quet et St. Granier, musique de Lou
Handman, of England. Paroles
frangaises et anglais. © Aug. 31,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 18; E 567894; Pub-
lications Francis-Day, Paris. 18138

Treat me right blues; w and m I. K.,
of UL S! © Vc Sept. 24; 1923;
569589 ; Isadore Kopperl, New York.

18139

Trees (The) have grown so; w John
Hanlon, m H. T. Burleigh, of U. S.;
high voice. © Sept. 10, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 11; E 569198; G. Ricordi &

co., ine.. New York. 18140
‘Tripping along; fox trot. w Ralph
Lawler, m T. K., of U. S. © Aug.

2 1925; 2.¢. Sept. 10;-E 569241:
Ted Kussmann, Galesburg, Il.
18141
‘True fellowship ; march, melody H. T.,
of U. S., arr. Fred Luscomb, of
Usoirn ©. dc... Sept, 20, .1923 5. EK
071176; Harry Teitler, New York.
18142

True love is a dream; w G. V. L., mel-
ody Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
wisher], of U. S. ©,.1.-¢..Sept.. 27,
1923 ; E 571395; Gertrude Van Liew.
Bayonne, N. J. 18143

Truest of pals—mother dear; lyrie.Cal
De Voll, melody F. Henri Klick-
mann, of.,..Wi, Sir Qedryvex Sept. 24,
1923; FE 569555 ; McKinley music co.,

Shicago. 18144

18155

Trumpet voluntary ; by Henry Purcell,
arr. Henry J. Wood, of Great
Britain; pf. ©. Sept. 1, 1923; 1.c¢.
Sept. 6; E 567702; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., London. 18145

Try and do it; w and m R. B.,-2d, of
UAS!*© te Aue 2 ©1923: sb
570841; Robert Barry, 2d, Narberth,
Pa. 18146

Try it out and see; w F. G., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel ©
Fisher], of U. S. © 1 ¢«@ Sept. 4,
1923; FE 570798; Florence Gunter,
Andalusia, Ala, 18147

Tu si n’ata Maria; versi e musica di
Mario Nocol6, of Italy; mand. ace.
New York, N. Y., and Naples, Case

- editrici riunite Italia America.
Edizione Ceria. 4to. © Sept. 1,
123" 2 Se Sebt. Vt all. -Sodaso.

18148

Tune (The)' of wedding chimes; w
O. U. B., melody A. T. Lax, of U. S.
© 1 e@ Sept. 10, 1923; E 5691381;
O. U. Bradley, North Adams, Mass.

18149

’Twas the night before Christmas;
spoken song, w Clement C. Moore, m
Hanna Van Vollenhoven, of U. S.;
pf. with w. © 1 ec. Sept. 29, 1923;
E 571425; Boston music co., Boston.

18150

a visit from St. Nicholas, cantata,
w Clement C. Moore, m Frances
McCollin, of U. S.; sop. and alto.
4to. © Sept. 21, 1923; 2. c Sept.
26; E 569708; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 18151

Tweet tweet; w Haven Gillespie, m
Egbert Van Alstyne, of U. S.
Sept. 14, 1923; 2 e« Sept. 15; EB
571083; Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
New York. 18152

Twilight; w H. B., m Al Meehan, of
U. S.; pf. with w. © July 31, 1923:
2c. Oct. 1; HE 569871; Harvey Bixby,
Ia Porte, Ind. 18153

w S. Baring Gould, m C. R. Cres-
sey, of U. S.; mixed voices. ©Sept.
207) 1923" 2 «7 Oet 23% B5699S0 5
Cressey and Allen, Portland, Me.

18154

Ernesto Rossi, New York.

Twilight brings you to me; w A. A.
W., m Al Meehan, of.U. 8.; pf. with
w. © Aug. 22, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 4;
E 570813; Annie Atkinson Winders,
Olive Branch, Miss. 18155

1041

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18156

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Twilight dreams (Suefios crepuscu-
lares) ; arpeggio waltz, Leo Fried-
man, of ‘U. S.; pf: |. (McKinley
world famous edition, no. 2030) ©
sept.. 22, 19237026! Sept? 277"
571331; McKinley music co., Chicago.

18156

Twilight memories; waltz, G. G.. of
WerS.; pf © Aug. 28, 1923: 27c.
Sept. 4; E 570826; George Grimm,
Los Angeles. 18157

Twilight (The) people; w Seumas O’-
Sullivan, m Edgar L. Bainton, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 5, 1923; 1
c. Sept. 6; E 567701; J. B. Cramer &
eo., Itd., London.’ ~ 18158

Twinkling star; intermezzo-fox-trot,
Paul Lineke, arr. Wm. J. C. Lewis,
or. U;, 5. :, oren.. 440... ©- Sept, 15,
1923.2 e, Sept. 17;. BH, 569377 *. Hd-

ward. B. Marks music co., New
York. [© ‘arrangement] 18159

Two little curly-headed coons; w Ed.
Lockton, m Martin Hart, of Great
Britain; in E min. © Sept. ‘20,
1923; 1 ec. Sept. 22; EH 567993; Cary

& eo., London. 18160

Two little pals; from The dancing
honeymoon, w Ballard MacDonald,
m Walter L. Rosemont, of U. S.
Cite yl. Mog Se. eit. 1 ory Ly
571153; Harms, inc., New York.

18161

Two little roses; w L. E. N., m John
F. Ryan, of U. S. ©16e. Sept. 27,
1923:;, EH 571358; L. E. Niernsee,
Washington. 18162

Tyrolean sketches; six pieces, Heller
Nicholls, [of Great Britain]; pf.
Contents :—1. The Alpine chapel.—
2. A sleigh ride.—4. The wayside
shrine.-—. Ice hockey.—5s. The
guide’s song.—6. A dance. © Aug.
21 1923" ie Sep. bs be DOL tep |
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 18163

Umpire (The) ; w and melody W. H..,

of (Us SS. © Me Sept. 1029232
569120; Walter Hull, Dearborn,
Mich. 18164

Unclouded (The) day; w and m arr.
RE. F., of U. S. © Sept: 5, 1928 ;
2c. Sept. 12; E 569280; Robert Lowe
Fletcher, Wheeling, W. Va. 18165

Under the apple trees; w L. L. D., m
John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1-. Sept.
2Oy 192550 Hr STLI(3 5 ok EaBalton,
Manti, Utah. 18166

Underneath the mulberry tree; w and
m Louis Breau and Chas. Tobias, of
U.S. © Sept. 1, 1923: 2 ¢ Sept. 13:
HE 571055; Bee Tee pub. co., New
York. 18167

Unfortunate (The) fly; part-song, w.
Louise Hill, m Robert A. Foss, of
U. S.; men’s voices. (Male voices,
octavo, series 4) © Sept. 8, 1923; 2
ec. Sept. 15; E 571199; C. W. Thomp-
son & co., Boston 18168.

United (The) States; w E, Altizer, m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© June 20, 1928; 2. c¢ Oct. 1;.E
569881 ; Elgin BH. Altizer, Christians-
burg, Va. 18169

Until. tomorrow (Hasta manana) ;
love song, w Haven Gillespie, letra
de T. J. Donaghue, m Al. Hegbom, of
U. -S.,,,rev. and arr.. J... Bodewalt
Lampe, of U. S.. © Sept. 14,, 1923;
2c Sept. 15; E 571081; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 18170:

Up again; from Head over heels, w
Adrian Ross, m Harold Fraser-Sim-
son, of Great Britain. © Sept. 8,.
1923; 1 c. Sept. 18; E 567936; Asch-:
erberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., Lon-
don. 18171

Upright and grand; by Frank Banta
and Peter De Rose, of U. S.; pf.
© Sept. 1, 1923; 2'e Sept..4;:
570828; Richmond-Robbins, — inc.,
New York. 18172

Urgence to the dance; waltz, A. K., of
U. S. 1. Orch. se—2. Song with.
English words. © 1 e. each Sept.
10, 1923; E 569151, 569152; Arthur
Kirsch, Brooklyn. 18173, 18174.

Var fornimmelser; text av K. A. Tav-
aststjerna, musik av Jean Sibelius,,
op. 86, nr. 1, ed. and rev. Julia A..
Burt, of U. S. (Wilhelm... Hansen
edition, no. 2247: Sex sanger, nr. 1)
© Aug. 27, 19238: 1-e. Sept. 10; EH

569191; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revising]
18175

Valse caprice; by Elsie Horne, of
Great Britain; duet for pf., in B.
minor. © Aug. 29, 1923; 1c. Sept.
7; E 567717; Murdoch, Murdoch &
co., London. 18176

Valse lente; by Philip Cathie, of Eng-
land; violin with pf. ace. © Aug.

“97,1923; 4 © Aug. 30540) AGT G38 ;
Hawkes & son, London. — 18177

Valse Louise; waltz ballad, w and m
GB AL, 6f. 0. S/O Ae wee.
1923; E 571233; Clyde Edgar Allen,
San Francisco. 18178

Vandersloot (The) solo piano folio;
by Harry J. Lincoln, F. H. Losey,
and others, of U. S. nos. 1, 2.
Aug. 25, 1923; 2 « each Aug. 27; E
570619, 570620; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

18179, 18180

1042

si:

Variations et fugue;

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

sur un théme
original, de S. Stojowski, of Russia,
domiciled-.at New York, op. 42;
piano. © Sept. 14, 1923; 2 c Sept.
26; E 571404; Heugel, Paris.

18181

Vent (Le); paroles de Emile Verhae-
ren, musique de Jacques de la Presle,
of France... © Aug. 31, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 18; E 567895; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 18182

Ver vill a kale; w and melody R. D.,
of Russia, domiciled at New York.
© 1c Sept. 17, 1923; E 569347;
Rubin Doctor, New York. 18183

Verger (Le) (Recreation) ; de Franz
Hitz, arr. par J. Walter, of France;
orch. avee piano conducteur. 4to.
© Ame) 25, 1923: 1 c Sept; 11: EB
567765 ; Joubert, Paris. [© arrange-
ment] 18184

Vergessene weisen; II. zyklus, von N.
Medtner, of Germany; klavier. Con-
tents :—1. Meditazione-—2. Roman-
za.—8. Primavera —4. Canzona
matinata——6. Sonata tragica. ©
Feb. 20, 1923; 1 ..¢c. May ,29; E
567658; Jul. H. Zimmermann, Leip-
zig. 18185

Vespers; to signify calm. Henry S.
Sawyer, of: U. S.; pf. © Sept. 18,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 21; E 569495; T. S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 18186

Vicksburg papa blues; w Chas. Con-
stance Maxwell, m David Reed, of
U.S. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 10;
E 568174; Musical advance pub. co.,
New York. 18187

Victory forever; for triumphal
marches [etc.], Henry S. Sawyer, of
ies pe, ©), Sept. 18; 1923: 2’ ¢.
Sept. 21; E 569526; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 18188

Victory of a nation; march, BE. A. M.,
of U. S.; band. 4to. © Sept. ‘1,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 4; E-569162; Ever-
ett Allyn Moses, Canton, Ill. 18189

Vilde (Den) jagt; digte af J. P. Jacob-
sen, musik af Ture Rangstrom, of
Sweden. (Wilhelm Hansen edition,
no. 2313: Romantik, nr.1) © Aug.
Zt, 1923 Me: Sepe 10s: Bt 36TTS89 ;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

18190 .

Violin (The) (El violin) ; theory and
practice in 5 books, Mathieu Crick-
bcom, of Belgium, English tr. by
John Sears. New ed. bk. 15. ©
Pee PD, VOOR ht rer Sept. @ 6.) El
567711-567715; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium. 18191-18195

18205

Virgin birth; chorus, w and melody
J. F., of U. S., harmonized James
Beam,.of U. S.. © Sept. 15, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 17; E 5693874; John Fox,
Easton, Pa. 18196

Virginia Brown; fox trot song, w and
m Jos. E. Howard, Norman J. Vause
and. Henry Welling, se. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, of U. S.;.orch. 4to. -©
Aug. T4e FOS: 2.6. Angee je Es
570584; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

18197

Vision (A) of paradise (Una vision del
paraiso) ; meditation, Sister of St.
Joseph, .ed. Henry S. Sawyer, of

’ U. S.; pf. (McKinley world famous
edition no. 2031: Songs without
words) © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
27; E 571332; McKinley music co..
Chicago. [© editing] 18198

Viese: valtik, w and m Emil Stole,
of U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug. 15,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 20; E 571205; Jo-
seph Jiran, Chicago. 18199

Voeci (Le) (The voices); w and m
MIE. S., of U. S. © 1c. Sept) 28,
1923 ; E 569725; Mary Elston Smith,
Largo, Fla. 18200

Voice (The) within; sacred song, Ww
Mary Widener King, m Samuel
Richards Gaines, of U. S.; high
voice in C. (Three devotional
songs, no. 2) © Aug. 15, 1923;
2 ¢«. Aug. 20; E 569204; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston.

18201

Vos ofter shreib; romance, w F. A.
B., m Joseph Belov, of U. S.
1 ¢. Sept. 11, 1923; E 570916; Freide
A. Belov, Philadelphia. 18202

Vote for Henry Ford; march, w and
m jfe-Bo L.,Cof .U...8.10 © Aig. 715,
19023) 22 2°) eo Aus. : 65 5H! 568699 ;
Joseph B. Loughry, New York.

18203

Vse za vero; dom in narod; jubilejna
koracnica, besede zloZil Ivan Zupan,
uglasbil, izdal in zalozil R. Z., of
UeS: +© Sept. Si 1923322ce. “Sept.
10; E 569223; Ralph Zupanec, Joliet,
Til. 18204

Vuoi far con me all’amore; versi di
Arturo Trusiano, musica di Vince,
D’Annibale, of Italy; mand. ace.
Naples, Italy, Santa Lucia. 4to. ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 8; E 567708 ;
Italian book co., New York.

. 18205

1043

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18206

Wagner (Richard) Rienzi; overture,
R. Wagner, arr. Charles Godfrey,
of England; orch. with pf. conduc-
tor. Hawkes concert ed. © Sept.
4, 1923; 1 ec Sept. 14; E 567836;
Hawkes & son, London. 18206

Waiting for you; semi classic waltz,
Ww Grate Wells Baker, m Robert
RL Miller: “of TH. Ss... AUs. ol,
1923; 2 « Sept. 4; E 5693855; BH.

EK. Baker music co., St. Louis.
18207

Waiting for you in Palos Verdes;
fox trot, w Héléne Chauvenet, m
J. de C., of U. S. Los Angeles,
Calif., Palos Verdes estates. ©
Aug. 16, 1923; 2. e. Aug.
571216; Jean de Chauvenet, Los

Angeles. 18208
Walk in the light; w and m rewrit-
ten R. L. F., of U. S. © Sept. 5,
$923; 2, -e. )Sepe 7 12:;. WH’ s569281:
Robert Lowe Fletcher, Wheeling, W.
Va. 18209
Walk (A) in the park; by Harry

Rogers Pratt, of U. S., op. 18, no. 2;
pf. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 14:
E 571040; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 18210
Walking every day with Him; sacred
song, w and m T. J., of England.
© Sept. 7, 1923; 1c. Sept. 21; E
567996; Tom Jones, Filey, England.
18211

Wall. (A) flower; fox trot, w B.
Loescher, m F. B. Herrle, of U.
S. © Sept. 15, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 17;
E 569368; Loescher music co., New
Orleans, La. 18212

Wallace Reid; w C. P., melody Her-
man Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher]
of U. S. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1923; E
570796; Catherine Passero, Wash-
ington. 18213

Waltz back to Iowa; w and melody
Wt. S.) of.D..'S. 1©.1 caSept.: 20,
1923; E T1157 ; Walter EK. Seymour,

New Haven. 18214
Waltz (T of long ago; w and
melody Bs; Gf) Ui sake eae
Sept. 13371923; E 571000; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 18215

Waltz song; by Marjorie Lee [pseud.
of M. L. M.], of U. S.; melody with
pf. acc. ©1e Aug. 24, 1923; E
570558: Marion Lee Martin, Brook-
lyn. 18216

Waltzing with the girl that you love;
w and melody T. L., of U. S.

1-e Sept: dS. 192330 so a109:
Thomas Lewis, Woodridge, N. J.
18217

1044:

273). E

pt. 111, n. s.; v.28

Waltzing with you; waltz song, lyric
Alice Essex Grosmann, mi dis ae
of Us S. © 1. Sept. 4, 1923: E
570784; Joseph John Grosmann,
Memphis, Tenn. 18218

Wana; fox trot, de la revue Folies
sur folies, paroles de Nazelles et
Lemarchand, musique de Cliff
Friend, of U. S. © June 25, 1923;
2 ce. Sept. 18; E 571148; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, Paris. 18219

Wandering (A), wayward child; w
Charles F. Fearne [pseud. of C. F.
L], m Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 12,
1923; 2 ¢@ Sept. 15; E 569436;
Charles F. Lindell, Pittsburgh.

18220

Wantin’ man; w and m H. G., of U.
S. Los Angeles-New York, Tri-
angle pub. co. © Sept. 12, 1923;
2c. Sept. 18; E 571185; Hugh Grif-
fin, Los Angeles. 18221

Washtub blues; w and melody Ester
May Sniffen and EH. Deacey, of U.
S. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1923; E 569571 ;
Ciarence Williams music pub. ¢0.,

ine., New York. 18222
Way down Mobile; fox trot, w and
m Ray Perkins, of U. S. © Sept.

6, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 145 E 569326;
M. Witmark & sons. New York.

Way (The) down South blues; w B.
C., m John F. Ryan, of U. 8S.
1 ec. Sept. 11, 1923; E 570928; Blaine
Clarkson, Mulberry, Kan. 18224

We have bananas but yes we have no
coal; w and melody Jack LeRoy,
Billie Hays and Jim O’Leary, of
U.S, arr..J. OL © 1, «. Septy6,
1923; E 570867; LeRoy, Hays &
O’Leary, Philadelphia. 18225

Wedding bells; waltz with chimes, w
Dorothy Terriss, m Pether-Hatherly,
of England. New York, Leo Feist,
ine. © Sept. 14, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 17;
E 569477; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 18226

Wenn du denkst; aus der. operette
Die damen vom Olymp, worte von
Rudolph Schanzer u. Ernst Welisch,
musik von Rudolph Nelson, of Ger-
many, klav. arr. v. Otto Lindemann,
of Germany. © June 9, 1923; 1 e.
Sept. 17; E 567852; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 18227

Were my song with wings provided
(Si mes vers avaient des ailes) ; by
Reynaldo Hahn, arr. Adolf Schmid,

of England; orch., with pf. or harp ©

BRS NO (Y
a)

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 10, 1923

ad lib., and conductor. (Galaxy,
no. ) © Sept) 17) 1923 72. «.
Sept. 22; EB 569542; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. [© arrangement]
18228

West (The) wind; poem John Mase-
field, m Cyril Bradley Rootham, of
Great Britain. (Curwen edition, no.

2290) © Aug. 1, 1923; 1c¢. Aug. 13;
E 567621; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, 18229

Westward ho! the covered wagon
march, w R. A. Barnet, m Hugo
Riesenfeld, of U. S. © Sept. 7,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 12; E 570972; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York.

18230

What about the judgment morning; w
James Rowe, m G. E. V., of U. S.
© Apr. 10, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 19; E
071224; G. EH. Vinaroff, Russell, Kan.

- 182381

What’ll you do when your daddy says
good bye: w and melody George
Baquet, of U. S. © 1 c« Sept. 5,
1928: E 569025; Clarence Williams
musie pub. co., inc., New York.

18232

Vhat’s a whole world to me without
you; w Beth Slater Whitson, m
Harold Wardell, of U. S.. © Sept.

Po SaGr? ie) Sept i173) Hk ST1155 ;
Hdward Schuberth & co., New York.
18233

What’s in a name; w A. A. R. m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. 8S. ©1« Sept. 18,
1923; E 571095; Anna A. Robertson,
West Somerville, Mass. 18234

What’s the matter with the dear old
Strand, that we have no bananas to-
day? w and m Robert Hargreaves
and Stanley J. Damerell, of Great
Britain; in D. [Staff and tonie sol-

fa notations] © Sept. 24, 1923; 1c. |

Sept. 26; E 572020; B. Feldman &
co., London. 18235
What’s the use of having the blues; w
and melody Clarence Johnson, of
U.S... © 1..¢., Sept. 24, 1928; BE
569566; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., New York. 18236

What will become of me; w Sam M.
Lewis and Joe Young, melody Harry
Akst, of U. 8S. ©1ce. Sept. 10, 1923;
E 5691138; Irving Berlin, inc., New
Mork. 18237

When abbots ruied at Avalon; w John
Alleyne, m Maud Wingate, of Great
Britain. © Aug. 29, 1923; 1c. Sept.
14; E 567841; Cecil Lennox & €0.,
London. 182388

80831—24——_13

18248

When all the world forgets you,
there’s a mother waiting still; w
Hannah Griffith Morgan, m Harold
Dixon, of) US) SULIO, dtilyute 1920;
2c. July 26, 1923; E 568686; Dixon-
Lane music pub. co., ine., St. Louis.

18239:

When, as I gaze into thine eyes; w
Heinrich Heine, English tr. by
Charles Godfrey Leland, m Herbert
R. Boardman, of U. S., op. 1, no. 1.
(Cover title: When I gaze into thine’

eyes) © Sept. 25, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
28; E 571461; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston. 18240:

When Charlie iecomen a papa; w and.
Ga Wee Von Ole. (ChE Cy Ntoo Le
1923 ; EF 570715; Wm. G. Vance, Mor-
ristown, N. J. 18241

When divorcees shall cease to be; w
Mrs. O. F., m Elliott Markham, of
U. S.; pf.. with w.. © June 29, 1923 ;
2 e@ Oct. 1; E 569895; Mrs. Oliver:
Foust, Tripoli, Wis. 18242

When Greek meets Greek, they open
up a rest’rant; comic song, w and
m Billy and Bddie Gorman, of U. S.
© Sept. 14, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept. Lie
571149; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

18243:

When I wanna, then you don’t: w
and m D. D. C. and D. E: C., of U. S.-
© 1% e. Aug-31, 11923. EB 570716 -
D. D. Crouse and D. E. Crapo,
Broadalbin, N. Y. 18244

When it’s night-time in Italy it’s
Wednesday over here; w James
Kendis and Ben Russell, melody J.
Kendis, of U. S., arr. Hal Dyson, of
Ue Be sO); ce: Age 242.9829 2 Bb
570559; Kendis, Brockman music
co., inc., New York. 18245

When Jesus comes to reign; w and m
W. Rs ;Cole, of -U;.S. © Aug. 4,
1923; 2 c. Sept..26; E 569696; Harry
D. Clarke, Chicago. 18246

When love’s the game that’s played in
vain it’s paid with a broken heart;
w Lillian Jones, m R. J.; of U. S.
New Orleans, La., Lillian Jones. ©
sept; lo. 1923: 2c Sept. .263, 5
571272; Russell Jones, New Orleans.

18247

When mama sings the blues: w Nick
Jefferson, melody C. W., of U. S-
© 1 ec. Sept. 5, 1923; E 569028 ; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 18248

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18249

When mother sings Sweet and: low;
w and m’ Howard Johnson, Jack
Richmond and Jos. Meyer, of U. S.
©! Sept: 29, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 1; B
569929 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

18249

When my buddy steps with me; from
The gingham girl, w Neville Fleeson,
m Albert von Tilzer, of U. S.
Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c Sept. 7; EH 570878:
Harms, inc., New York. 18250

When my mammy sings her honey
boy to sleep; w Billie May. m Ray
Marshall, of U. S.. © 1 ¢ Aug. 31,
1923 ; E 570703; Michael J. O’ Reilly,
Flint, Mich. 18251

When Nathan was married to Rose of
Washington square; w James Ken-
dis and Andy Rice, melody J. K.,
OL US SoG a ek Sept. 19s, LO28 ;
E 569462; Irving’ Berlin, inc., New
York. 18252

When shadows creep; w A. M. Sim-
mers; im J. So oP: ef U0. 8.7 CO. Aug.
Bee VOIR 2 Cate Ue FO 7 FL OUI:
J. S. Penick, Midvale, O. 18253

When skies are blue; w Sidney
Holden; melody Edward P. Womack,
of U. S., arr. Harry P. Guy, of U. S.
© 1¢ Aug. 20, 1923; E 570440; EH.
P. Womack music co., Detroit.

18254

When somebody takes my place im-
agine it’s me; fox .trot, w Chas.
Francis Strickland, melody G. N.,
on U: 8.» ©) ey Sept. 13, 4928) E
571011; Gus Nager, Brooklyn. 18255

When sweethearts waltz; w and m D.
L, Geof U.S. © 1 c Aus. 20) 1928 ;
E 570410; David I. Getzoff, Los An-
geles. 18256

When the Christ-child came; poem
Laura Spencer Portor, m Joseph W.
Clokey, of U. 8., op. 38; solo voices

with cho.*' 4to!” ©" Sept! 24)/ 928 ;
Dare. Sept" 264" Devosaem on) C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 18257

When the leaves turn red and gold;
waltz, w and m C..M. F.y of:U. 8.
@ iAmei20, 19237 Biel Septurs; V

569425; Carrie M.' Freel, Murray,
la. 18258
When the lilacs bloom; waltz, w Wm.
au Damm.m J. Vo Be, Ome Ss.

@ Sept, 'S5 ,1923.5, 22.¢e. Sepik eo
569219; J. Vincent Hyler, Cumber-
land, Md. 18259

When they build that railroad across .

the ocean; w W. R. H., m Geo.
Gratt, jr., of U. S.; arn ytineet G:

pt. 117, n. 8., V. 18

Beach, of «Ws: Si s@ od: © sAme 17,
1923; E 570419; W. R. Herrington,
Yeagertown, Pa. 18260

When twilight fades (Cuando el
ereptsculo desvanece) ; meditation,
Frederic L. Ryder, ed. Henry S8.
Sawyer, of U. 8.; pf. (MeKinley
world famous edition, no. 2017:
Songs without words) © Sept. 22,
1923; 2 ¢. Sept. 27; EH 571318; Mc-
Kinley music co., Chicago. [©
editing] 18261

When vacation days are over; waltz
song, .K.: V.° (AI). EL, O£5 0 Suny, pt.
© 1c Sept. 11, 1923; B 570915;
Hlmer Voss Hegbom, Mexico, D. F.,
Mex. 18262

When you come to the end of the lane;
w and melody Billy Frisch and Will
Donaldson, of U. S., arr. Fritz Zoell-
ner, of U.S." © ete) Siege. :
E 570748; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine., New York. 18263

Where are the old pals of yesterday ;
from Nifties, w and m :-Van and
Schenck, of U. S. © Sept. 24, 1923;
2c. Sept. 25; E 569651; Harms, ine.,
New York. 18264

Where happiness grows; w and m
Florence Newell Barbour, of U. S.
1. Sop. or ten., with violin obbl.—
Mezzo sop. or bar., with. . violin
obbl.—2. Sop. or ten., with piano
ace.—Mezzo sop, or bar., with piano
acc. © Sept. 12, 1923; 2 ¢. each
Sept. 12; H 569289, 568290; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston.

18265, 18266

Where. is Reuben and Rachel now;
comie song, w and m Harley Rosso,
of Ui S:) ©Aus. 2b, 1928 52 Ca sept.
10; E 569235; McClure music co.,
St. Paul. 18267

Where love grows; wE. S. S., m Alvin
Roper, of U. S.; with flute obbl.
Winona Lake, Ind., Alvin W. Roper.
©’ Sept: 8, 1923; 2 e.' Sept. 105 H
569209; Alvin W. Roper and Hver-
ett S. Smith, Winona Lake, Ind.

; 18268

Where Monona’s waters play; w H.
Elizabeth Mott, m Carl B. Larger-
quist, of U. S. © Aug. 16, 1923;2 ¢.
Sept. 12; E 570992; Jerome H. Rem-
ick & co., New York. 18269

Where the cypress bend their bows;
w KE. W., m-Al Meehan, of U..S.;
pt. \@ July; 341923; aye Ocwil, EH
569861; Effie Woolridge, Glade, Kan.

18270

1046

no. 10, 19238

Where the fairest flowers bloom; w
Martin Shaefer, m W. O. H., of U.
S. (Cover-title:—Way down in
dear old Dixie where the fairest
flowers bloom) © Aug. 22, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 4; E 570824; William Os-
ear Hightower, Los. Angeles.. 18271

Where the West begins; w Arthur
Chapman, m Frank La Forge, of U.

S.; mixed voices, with solos. (Blue
octavo series, secular, no. 1010) ©
PUG a eS ie ur ANI. Odae, A
570608; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 18272

Where will the crowd of us be; w

A. C. 8., melody Arnold T. Lax, of.

es Ke) Te. “Sept: 40;'' 19233) &
569144; Adams C. Smyth, Fountain
Green, Utah. 18273

Which one shall it be; w A. M. D.,
melody Luther A. Clark, of U. S. ©
1c Sept. 17, 1923; E 569335.; Anna
Maude Denbow, Rocks, Md. 18274

Whicker (The) Bill blues; fox trot,
w and m J. Lawrence Cook, of U. S.
© Aug. 28, 1923; 2 c: Aug. 29; E
570680; Triangle music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 18275

While shepherds watched; anthem for
Christmas, w Nahum Tate, m C.
Y. Stanford, of England, op. 192,
no. 2; mixed voices. (Novello’s
octavo anthems, no. 1169) © Aug.
Pe aoe 1c, Aus. 255) EF 567601 ;
Novello & co.. Itd., London. 18276

While the city sleeps; w Phil Ponce,
m Ernie Golden, of U. S. © Sept.
17, 1928; 2 @ Sept. 19; E) 569465;
Philip Ponee publications, New York.

18277

While the years roll by; waltz, Austin,

played Dilworth and Clair, of U. 8.:;

in G. (Ampico, no. 203031—-B)
[Musie rol], with words] © Oct.
Pe eMOZ? 2. Co Sept. 26,, 192530 Kh |

569746; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 18278
While you’re gone; w and melody

Benny Davis and Harry Akst, of

U.S. 16 © Gl : ef Septal 149719235)
569298; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 18279

Whim: by Maurice Jacobson, of Great
Britain, ed. Hrnest Fowles; pf.

(Curwen edition, higher division, no.

OPT). (G) Age. 22 Joo te! Sent.
4; 567806: J. Curwen & sons, litd.,

London. 18289
Whispering breezes; w M. A. H., m
gonn EK, Ryan,,.ef UeeS.e@© »1,-e.

| Sept. 27; 1923 ; EH 571349; M. A. Han-
num, Batesville, Ark, 18281

q

* MUSICAL | COMPOSITIONS

18292
Whispers of spring; waltzes, Carl
Loveland, of U. S.; pf., (Vander-

sloot edition of latest musical com-

positions) © Aug. 25, 1923; 2 «.

Aug. 27; E 570625; .Vandersloot

music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
18282

White Eagle; Indian love song, w
and melody W. H., of U.S. ©le
Sept. 10, 1923; E 569125; Walter
Hull, Dearborn, Mich. 18283

White Eagle polka; by Henry S. Saw-
yer, of U:,S.; pf.. © Sept. 18, 1923;
2c. Sept. 21; E 569517; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 18284

White’s (George) Scandals; selection,
Geo. Gershwin, of U. S., arr. Eugene
Platzman,, o£), U;S..;, pf£.,.,©, Auer
1923; 2 ¢ Aug. 3; EH. 568681; Harms,
inc., New York. 18285

Whitman’s ride; w and m M. R. D.,
of U. 8., arr. Daniel H. Wilson, of
U.S... ©, Sept. /-29, 1923: 2).e. Sep
29: FE 569915: Minnie Roof Dee,
Portland, Or. 18286

Who did you fool after all; fox trot,
Van and Schenck, played Victor

Lane, of U. S.: in E flat. (Ampico,
no. 203181—# } [Music roll, with

words] © Dec. 20, 1922; 2 c. Sept.
28, 1923; E 569734; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]

18287

Who follows in His train; w Bishop
Heber, set to old folk song, new
aur Bo Laet., of .U. S.; pf. withew:
(C) Sept. a 1003 “a>. ¢ Sephil2 =) Bt
569279; Robert L. Fletcher, Wheel-
ing, W. Va. 18288

Who has seen the wind; w Christina
G. Rossetti, m Raymonde L. Morley,
Ora eS. Cy Sept. Ly Agze. 2..e
Sept. 25; E 569572; Major keys
music pub. assn.. Los Angeles.

18289

Who knows; by Ball, played Andrei
Kmita, of U. S.; in E flat. (Ampico,
no. 881-F') [Music roll, with words]
© Dec. 20, 1922; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1923 ;
FE 569750: American piano co., New
York. [@©interpretation] 18290

Who'll be stopping, who’ll be going;
Weis. ie Be m Sylyia.. Forrest; or
Ls Ss aikewith aw) ao). Aug. 8, 1925);
2 .¢., Oct. 1: He 569877; .James A.
Brock, Port Dover, Canada. 18291

Who tucked in Tut: w and meledy
Jack Frost [i. e. Haroid G. Frost],

of. U.. S.". ©. 1 c., Sept. 24, 19235 E
569553: McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 18292

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18293

Who will it be; w John S. Howard,
m Lew Pollack, of U. S. © Sept.
LS; W255" 2 “eC. “Sept. 20) hi orliss:
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York.

18293

Why did I let my daddy go away;
w Do T'S. ni! Geo.” Gratis jn. or

USS!) are: “feo, Gio Beach?” oF.
WW. os: te Sept, or tte
570863; David T. Stewart, West
Hollywood, Calif. 18294
Why did you fool me; w and m
N. J. C.,, of U. SS. New Orleans-

New York, National musie eo. pub.
© Sept. 1, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 20; E
571206; N. J. Clesi, New Orleans. ©

18295

Why did you leave me; w M. E. G.,
m° Gea: “Grat, jr.2 “of UL. Sh arr.
feo. G. Beach, of ‘UW. 8."-O"'8 c:
Sept. 5, 1923; E 570851; Mary Htta
Greeno, Findlay, O. 18296

Why did you leave me, for no reason
at all; blues fox-trot, w and m
Bob Sterling, of U. S. © Aug. 14,
1923 ; 2 c. Aug. 15; E 570299; Feder-
off music co., Baltimore. 18297

Why did you let me care; w and m
i BY Ss Of ee © sept ls, Wee
2 c. Sept. 17; E 569369; Ina Belle
Sorter, Gates Mills, O. 18298

Why do I sing about Jesus; w and
m Albert Allen Ketchum, of U. S.
© Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 26; E
569701; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago.

18299

Why do I waste my life in dreaming;

w Jessie Jackson, m Letha Jackson,

OF WonS8s) Ov ve Sept. 255 s923:
-E 571426; Jessie Rechner, Camas,
Wash. 18300

Why don’t coons have a_ Charlie
(Chaplin) of their own; w and m
Wi G. Vico Us Sa (©) 1 ce Anew.
1923; E 570714; W. G. Vance, Mor-
ristown, N. J. 18301

Why don’t my daddy come home; w
M. P. T., m E. S. S. Huntington, of

Dee Ol eC. Ans. ol loge nae!
570702; Mildred Pierce Turner,
Rapid City, 8S. D. 18302

Why don’t you speak for yourself,
John; w Corinne Ross, m Gertrude
ROssSGrer We.2S3: Ov Sept. 28. 1923%
2 ¢ Sept. 24; E 569624; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 18303

Why don’t you tell me why; w andm

N,N, apo Carl: Lipman, offs s. |

Chicago, Ned Norworth, inc. © Sept.
8 1923; 2c. Sept. 10; E 560231; Ned
Norworth, Chicago. 18304

|

pt. 111, n. 8, v.18

Why must my pal grow old; w Joe
Danieis, m Lew Fitzgibbons, of U.S.
© ‘Sept. .7, 19238; 2%e2 Sept Jie wb
569309; Jack Mills, ine., New York.

18305.

Wid his deze doze and dems; w. and
melody T. F., of U.-S.,,.© 1-@ Sept.
138, 1923; E 571001; Ted Fletcher,
New York. 18306

Wild cat blues; w and melody Thomas
Waller‘and C, W., of U.S sec.
Sept. 24, 1923; E 569581; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New.
York. ' 18307

' Will-o’- the-wisp; by Henry S. Sawyer,

of U.S. ; pf... ©: Sent. 48, 19zeRr ec:
Sept. 21; E 569506; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 18308

Will you be waiting dear; w H. D..
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1923 ; E 569129; Harry
Dietset, Newark, N. J. 18309

Wilson (Mortimer) Three Eliza-
bethan airs; on the lines of Ophelia,
in Hamlet, harmonization and in-
strumentation M. Wilson, of U. S.;
small orch. sce. Fischer ed. (Jn Or-
chestral training, v. 3, no. 5201, ad-
vanced) Contents:—1l. How should
I your true love know.—2. 'TTomor-
row is St. Valentine’s day.—3. And
will he not come again. © Sept. 20,
1923; 2 @ Sept. 247° 569627; “J:
Fischer & bro., New York. 18310

Wilted (The) lily; w E. C.,°m Geo.
Graff, jr; of .Ul Sy ame iheoriG:
Beach, of U. S. ©1e. Sept. 5, 1923 ;
570847: Edna Cole, Gary, Ind.

18311

Wind’s (The) an old woman; w Wil-
frid Thorley, m York Bowen, of
England, op, ,75, no.) 1b: “in Bh aon:
(Swan edition, no. 34) © Sept. 25,
1923; 1¢ Sept. 22; H 572012; Swan
& co., Itd., London. 18812

Winnie Winkle waltz; by M. M. B.
and Edward Branner, of U. S., arr.
BE. Branner; melody with pf. acc. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1923; EH 569300; Mar-
tin M. Branner, New York. 18313

mareh triumphant,
fand] Periwinkle;
intermezzo. Charles Huerter; arr.
Tom. Clark, of U. S.; erechy (Willis
concert collection, no. 3.) © Sept.
19, 1923-2 © Sept. 29; EH 571466;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. [© ar-
rangement |] 18314

Winter carnival;
Tux Leslie wow

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no. 10, 1923

18338

Winter jingles; for sleighing and snow
scenes, Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.;
pf...© Sept. 18, 1923; 2.c. Sept, 21;
E 569511; T. S. Denison & co., Chi-
cago. 18315

Wishing, your wishes come true; Ww
Eddie Nelson, melody Wm. A. Math-
iebe, of U. S. ©1e. Aug. 30, 1923;
E 569656; Barney Abramowitz, New
MOrIC, 18316

Wonderful girl; w Edw. Beck, m Jerry
Sullivan, of U.S. © Aug. 15, 1923;
2c. Aug. 16; E 568691; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. New York. 18317

Wondering; w A. G., m Geo. Graff, jr.,
Oe ess air. Theo. Beach, of
Wee ee) 1 ee: Sept, 5,” 1923. Bb
570865 ; Anna Gessner, Columbus, O.

18318

Working man’s blues; melody J. O., of
U. S., arr. Lillian Harding, of U. S.
Ooi. eG. Aug, 11,1923 > BH 569442 ;
Joseph Oliver, Chicago. 18319

Worst (The) boy in town; w M. E. N.,
Mmoenn b. Ryan, of. U..S...© 1 ¢.
Bepie2t, 1925-0 '571363.; Mary E.
Nicholson, Cambridge, Mass. 18320

Yawning; w Alex Gerber. m_ Paul
Specht and Milt Hagen, of U 5S.
©) sept, 15.,1923: 2c. Sept. 14:
569321; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 18321

Yellow rose of Texas; w M. Cc. V.S.,
m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
iOlewiy of, 1923-2 -¢. Oct, 12 i
569862; Minnie C. V. Stotelmeyer,
Boonsboro, Md. 18322

Yes I got cherries to-day; fox trot, w
and melody A. L. W.,:of U. S. © 1
© Sepia, te. 1o20. FH 511003: Al L,
Wilson, Alliance, O. 18323

Yes I say she do; fox trot, w and mel-
ody Ay L..W., of U.S. ..©, 1 ¢..Sept.
2 1923; EK 51887; Al; L. Wilson,
Alliance, O. 18324

Yes! we have no bananas; by Frank
Silver. and Irving Cohn, of U..S.,
version francaise de Leon Chevalier.
[French and English words] ©
Sept. 29, 1923; 2 c« Oct. 1; E 569918 ;

Skidmore music co., New York. [©

French lyric] 18325
Yesterday (A); w Thomas Jones, jr.,
m Clara Edwards, of U. S.; high
voice.
14; EH 571045; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 18326
Yeth, yeth, Betthie, your the beth beth
sirk I -know ;.w J: R.-D., m L...W.,
OL. S...50 Ie. Sept; 18;:1923.. E
571115; Lee Wainer and Jack R.
Ditcher, Philadelphia. 18327

© Sept..8, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. |

Yodel odel oh; w and melody Bryan

Foy, Marty Brice and Murray Roth,
of U. S., arr. Ed. Morbach, jr., of
Hors. ©) ‘e ‘Sept. - 10,3924 57
569119: Shapiro, Bernstein & ©Co.,
ine., New York. 18328

You ain’t treating. me right blues; w
Esther Bigeau, melody C. W., of U.
S. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1923; E 569573;
Clarence Williams music pub. ¢o.,
inc., New York. 18329

You and I; waltz, Claribell, ed., fin-
gered and phrased Wm. Tatelbaum,
of U. S.; pf. Boston, W. B. Hasey
& co. © Sept. 7, 1923; 2 «. Sept. 8;
E 570891; W. B. Hasey, Boston. [©

. editing, fingering, phrasing and dif-
ferent base notes] 18330

You are my little dimple; fox-trot, w
M. A. K., m Chas. E. Hochberg, of
U. S. New York, Manhattan music
eo.. © Auge: 28,,1923% Ze: Oet..15;
E 569979; Martin A. Krasovic, Steel-
ton, Pa. 18331

You are my sweet dare devil girl over
there; w C. H. St. G., melody Carl
Seyb [pseud. of Floda Fisher], of
burS:° © 1 « Sept) .17;..4923.5 Hh
569345; Chas. H. St. George, New
London, Wis. 18332

You better keep babying baby, or
baby’s gonna bye-bye you; w William
Tracey, m Jack Stanley, of U. S. ©
SepL: 13, 1923" 2 (c). Sept. 20, .
571188 ; Broadway music corp., New

York. — 183383
—— arr. Ted Eastwood, of
OSS! -©- lc. Aug? 24 1923; ' Bb

570554: Broadway music corp., New
York, . 18334
You better leave my man alone; w
and m Fred E. Rose, of U. S8., arr.
Rube Bennett, of U. S. ©1e. Sept.
14, 1923; E 569297; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago. 18335

You can have me, if you eatch me; w
and m M. A. K., of U. S. New York,
Manhattan music co. © Aug. 28,
1923; 2 c Oct. 5; EB 569977; Martin
A. Krasovic, Steelton, Pa. 18336

You can never pay for the tears of
your mother; w M. A. K., m Clifton
Keith, of U. S. New York, Man-
hattan music co. © Aug. 28, 1923;
2-¢. Oct. 5; E 569980; Martin A.

Krasovic, Steelton, Pa. 18337
You, can’t. cry-baby me; w and. m
Danny O’Neill, of U. S.. © Sept.

24, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 24; H 569611;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 18338

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18339

You darling you; w and melody James
Brockman, of U.S. ©1c. Sept. 14,
1923; E 569299; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 18339

You didn’t care when you broke my
heart, so why should I care now;
ballad, w and m Howard Johnson
and Ben Russell, of U. S.. © Sept.
TA AOS oe) Seti ake. ku seb ias
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 18340

You didn’t want me when I wanted
you, I’m somebody else’s now; w
Jack Yellen, m Jack Stern, of U. S.
© Sept. 8, 1923; 2.c. Sept. 10; E
569155; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein.
ine., New York. 18341

You gotta play steady with me; w and
m Tosh. A. Hammed, of U. S.,; arr.
Geo. F. Briegel, of U. S. (Triangle
blues series) © 1c. Aug. 29, 1923;
E 970683; Triangle music pub. ©co.,
ine., New York. 18342

You know very well that I’ll never tell,
if you never tell on me; w and
melody F. M., of U. S. ©1c. Sept.
202 1925> BH 569717 : "Frank “Mans-
field, Brooklyn. 183438

You'll care some day; w William Pick-
ering, melody Leon Elliott, of TV)
S.; aer.. Harry A. Powell, of U.S.
1c. Aug. 20,. 1928; E 570414; Wil-
liam 3B. Ockenden, San Francisco.

18344

You'll find me down in Tennessee; after
to-day; w and m EB. S. C., jr., of
U. Sor © Sept. 8, 1923:3> 2. e Sept.
10; E 569247; Edward S. Caviezel,
jr., St. Joseph, Mo. 18345

You'll know ; fox trot, w and m R. R.
Or U.S) erie Ae. oe mn Oe;
E 570753; Roscoe Roy Coats, Ma-
comb, Ill. 18346

You may be fast but your mamma’s
gonna Slow you down; w Gil Wells,
m Buddy Cooper, of U. S. © Sept.
17, 1923; 2c. Sept: 6; EH 570840;
Stark & Cowan, ine., New York.

} 18347

You must be there and over; w E. B.
B., melody Luther A. Clark, of U. S.
© 1 & Sept. 27, 1923; ©'571393); E.
B. Briggs, Dubuque, Ia. 18348

You need an Elgin movement to make
a date with me; w and melody Billy
Beecher, of CU. 'S. '©O'A ce. Sept.’ 5,

1923; E 569032; Clarence Williams —

music pub. co., inc., New York.
18349

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

You never know what’s waiting round
the corner; w Percy Edgar, m Mark
Strong, of England. © July 18,
1923'3'1%e! ‘Aue 25" EY 66160" Dix,
Itd., London. 18350

You’re all the world to me; fox trot,
w and melody G. (Goody) F. H.,
of U. S., arr. Robert Charles Bates,
of U. S. © 1c Sept. 19,°1923 30
5694638: Goodwin F. Holden, Chi-
cago. 18351

Yowre always messin’ ’round with
my man; a blue flame, w and m
S. W., of U. S. (Williams low-down -
series, 0. 1)..." © Septa twats.
2 c. Sept. 10; E 569179; Spencer
Williams music co., inc., New York.

18352

You're just the girl I am looking for;
w G. O’N., m, George .Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U.S.
©,,1 ce. Sépt.” 22) 192525 aioe -
George O’Neill, Yonkers, N. Y.

18353

Youre O. K. Katy with me; w Sam
Landers, .melody. P. W. of U..-S.
©. 1 ¢« Sept. 3, 49233. bvagset..
Pete Wendling, New York. 18354

You're the sweetest girlie in the town;
w FF. J. Purdy, m Chas. V:. Bates,
of; .U. 8: “© Sept 15a, ae2a se:
Sept. 26: E 571284; Victor music
pub. co., Philadelphia. 18355

You told me you loved me; w P.
M., m.George Graff, jr, of U.S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1923; E 571243; Pearl
Moody, Milwaukee. 18356

You’ve got another thought coming
to you; lyric Mercedes Gilbert, mel-
ody. ©. W., of US. © 2 easept:
24, 1923; E 569570; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., New York.

18357

Young (Victor Albert) Two transcrip-
tions * DY “Vi. VALVY or oi se on oe
Transcription no. 1, melody Cho-
pin.—Transcription no. 2, melody
Rimsky-Korsakoff. © 1c Aug. 7,
1923; E 569154; Victor Albert
Young, Chicago. ; 18358

Youngest (The) in the family; poem
and musical setting Larry E. John-
son, of U. S. (Denison’s musical
readings) © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 ¢.
Sept. 21; E 569491; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 18359

Your kisses are the best of all; fox
trot; Ww and ‘mJ. ‘S.itoe Ws ise)
Sept; 24 1923 2 Jc. “Sept izes. Hl
571263; Jack Snyder pub. co., inc.,
New York. 18360

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no. 10, 1928 é: 18364

Zoe; fox trot oriental, w Grace Espy | 175th anniversary march; by M. A.

and Jack Nelson, m L. M., of U. S. Althouse, of U. S.; orch. 4to. ©
© lie Sept. 10, 1923; E 569109: seeps... 20, 192322) e.. Sept. 223.
Lindsay McPhail, Chicago. 18361 571225; Howard EH. Gerhardt, Robe-
3°™¢ concerto; by Tivadar Nachéz, of sonia, Pa. 18363

Great Britain, op. 42; pour violon | 7.98; fox trot, w and melody L. W.
avee ace. d’orch, ou de piano, en Ee Yot USS: ©.) We* Sept: “4 1928 -
haan, (C) Aus. © 29, 1923 :- 1 ¢. E 570785: Lee William Lockwood.
sept. 22; E 567975; Schott & co.. St. Paul. 18364
London. 18362

Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923:

Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 36 unpublished) _ 04.
Class E, Musical compositions (including 5,191 unpublished) ________ 18, 270
2 RE 2S 2 a a Te Se a ae Se eee a 18, 364

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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH

4, 1909.

18364

After the storm is over; words by Ida
L. Reed, music by G. C. Tullar. ©
Grant C. Tullar, New York, as the
author. R 24730, Sept. 19, 1923. 1

Against a thorn: words by Mrs. F. A.
Breck, music by G. C. Tullar. ©
Grant C. Tullar, New York, as the
author. ..R. 24733, Sept.,19, 19238. 2

Album for piano, four hands; 47 easy
pieces in progressive order, ed. and
fingered by William K. Bassford. v.
1,2. (Schirmer’s library, v. 374) ©
Maria Bassford, Belleville, N. J., as
the widow of the author. R 24361,
243866, July 19, 1923. 3, 4

Album leaf; by A. Whiting; piano. ©
Arthur Whiting, New York, as the
author., R, 24355, July 19, 1923.. 5

All hail the power; by E. O. Excell.
© Eliza J. Excell, Chicago, as the
widow of the author. R 24423, Aug.
4, 1923. 6

All the way long it is Jesus; words
and music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 24750, Sept. 19, 1923. 7

All to Thee; anthem, words and music
by M.. L. MePhail. ©,M. L. Me-
Phail, Park Ridge, Ill, as the au-
thor. R 24504, Sept. 4, 1923. 8

American beauty two-step; by
Bischoff; piano. © Elsie Bond Bis-
choff, Portland, Or., as the widow of
the author. R 24515, Sept. 6, 1923. 9

American eagle; polka quadrille, by
G. De Stefano, arr. by B. Milano;
orch. © Giovanni De Stefano,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
24413, Aug. 1, 1923. 10

And there were shepherds; anthem,
words and music by M. L. McPhail.
© M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, IU.,

as the author.’ "R 24512, Sept.' 4,-
1928. 11
Anniversary (The) march; by George

Rosey [pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg]
© G. M. Rosenberg, New York, as
-the author. R 24404, July 31, 1923.

12

JW, :

Anywhere he wants me; words by
Carrie Ellis Breck, music by G. C.
Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the amor, R 24723, Sept.
19, 1923. 13

At rest: by Clara H. Scott. © Harold
' BF. Sayles, Oak Park, Il., as the next
of kin of the author who is not
living. R 24534, Sept. 10,1923. 14

Aubade sentimentale; par L. Ganne;
piano. © Louis Ganne, Paris, as
the author. R 24472, Aug. 30, 1923.

545)

Autumn violets; words by John B.
Bartlett, music by Homer N. Bart-

lett. © Emma L. Bartlett, Brook-
lvn, as the widow of the author. R
24394, July 25, 1923. 16
Bagatelle: by A. Whiting; piano. ©

Arthur Whiting, New York, as the
author. R 24852, July 19, 1923. 17

Ballade et polonaise de concert; by H.
Vieuxtemps, op. 88, ed. by Henry
Schradieck; violin and _ piano.
(Schirmer’s library, v. 356). © J.
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author. R 24865, July
19, 1923. 18

Bayaderes (Les); air de ballet, de
Charles de Sivry; piano. © Claudie
de Sivry, Paris, as the child of the
deceased author. R 24501, Aug. 30,
1923. 19

Beam from yonder star; serenade,
poem by William Prescott Foster,
music by Frederic Field Bullard;
mezzo voice. © Maud S. Bullard,
South Orleans, Mass., as the widow

of the author. R 24431, Aug. 20,
1923. 20
Beautiful star; by I. H. Meredith.
(In Story of the Christ) © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 24548, Aug. 29, 1923. 21
Bella (La) di Venezia (The belle of

Venice) ; polka by G. De Stefano,
arr. by B. Milano; orch. © Gio-
vanni De Stefano, Philadelphia, as
the- author. R 24412, Aug. 1 tos

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18864 (23)

Belle (The) of Pittsburgh; march, by
VY. Herbert; piano. (Two marches,

no. 1). © Victor Herbert, New
York, as the author. R 23775, May
Lt, A9O23. 23

Better be on the Lord’s side; words
by Carrie Ellis Breck, music by G.
©: Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the author. R 24718, Sept.
19, 1923. 24

Bizet (Georges) L’Arlesienne; by
Bizet, ed. by William K. Bassford.
(Schirmer’s library, v. 357, 358) 1.
Piano, two hands.—2. Piano, four
hands. © Maria Bassford, Belie-
ville, N. J., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 24362, 24363, July 19,
19238. 25, 26

Carmen; by G. Bizet, English
version by T. Baker. © Theodore
Baker, New York, as the author. R
24859, July 19, 1923. 27

Blue-eyed (The) lassie; words by Rob-

ert Burns, music by W. W. Gil-
christ; mezzo-sop. or bar. (‘Three
Scotch songs, no. 3) © Anna R.

Gilchrist, Philadelphia, as the widow
of the author. R 24347. July 19,
1923. 28

Break, break, break; music by W. H.

Neidlinger ; cho. of mixed voices. ©
W. »H. Neidlinger. East Orange,
N. J., as,the author. R 24341, July
19,1923. 29

Broodings (The) of God's love; words
by Mary O. Page, music by Clara H.
Scott. © Harold F. Sayles, Oak
Park, Ill., as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 24528,
Sept. 10, 1923. 30

Cantabile; par Charlies Quef; grand
orgue. (Orgue moderne 7° livre)
© Ch. Quef, Bellevue, Seine et Oise,

France, as the author. BR 24428.
Aug. 14, 1923. 31

Carrillon suite d’orchestre; de G. M.
Witkowski. ake Reduction pour
piano 4 4 mains.—2. Reduction pour
piano seul. © G. M. Witkowski,
Lyon, Rhone, France, as the author.
R 24488, 24489, Aug. 30, 19238.

¢ O2;.00

Chair (The) that rocked us all; words

by’ Carrie His Breck, music by
Grant Colfax Tullar. © Grant C.

Tullar, New York, as the author.
R 24758, Sept. 21, 1923. 34
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie}
Chanson napolitaine; par ©. Cham-
inade, op. 82; piano. © Cecile
Chaminade, Le Vesinet, Seine et
Oise, France, as the author.

R
24490, Aug. 30, 1923. 35

|

Se eS Se Ve |

pt. 10, n. s.,.v. 18

—— Ritournelle; par C. Chaminade,
op. 83; piano. © Cecile Chaminade,
Le Vesinet, Seine et Oise, France, as
the author. R 24483, Aug. 30, 1923.

36

—— Terpsichore; 6°"° air de ballet,
par ©. Chaminade, op. 81; piano. ©
Cecile Chaminade, Le Vesinet, Seine
et Oise, France, as the author. R
24486, Aug. 30, 1923. 37

— Trois preludes melodiques; par
©. Chaminade, op. 84; piane. 1. En
la min.—2. En fa maj.—3. En re min.
© Cecile Chaminade, Le- Vesinet, -
Seine et Oise, France, as the author.
R 24484, 24485, 24487, Aug. 30, 1923.

38—40:

Chant de féte pour l’inauguration d’un
orgue: par Paul Lacome; choeur et
solo..avee acc. de piano ou orgue.
Marc Lacome,. Le Houga (Gers),
Franee, as the child of the deceased
author. R 24499, Aug. 30, 19238. 41

Charge of the Light brigade; march
by E. T. Paull. “© “Hdward -T.
Paull, New York, as the author. R
24396, July 25, 1928. 42

Chinatown (The) mareh; by George
Rosey [pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg],
arr. by Geo. Wiegand. © G. M.
Rosenberg, New York, as the author.
R 24409, July 31, 1928. 43.

Christ our refuge ever; words by
Henry Belting, music by G. C. Tul-

lar. © Grant C. Tullar, New, York,
as the author. R 24714, Sept. 19,
1928. at

Christmas hymn; by Ad. Adam, arr.
by Singer, tr. by Th. Baker; solo
and cho. of boys and cho. of men.
© Thecdore Baker, New York. as
the author.,. BR 24314, July 19, 1923.

— 4B

Christmas night; German folk song,
arr. for cho., by F. Damrosch. ©
Frank Damrosch, New York, as the
author... R 24328, July 19, 1923. 46

Christmas (The) star; Christmas song
by W..H. Neidlinger. ©, W.°H.
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as
the author. RB. 24312, July, 19, 19238.

AT

Colombelle; air de ballet, de L. Ganne:
piano. © Louis Ganne, Paris, as
the author. R 24474, Aug. 30/1928.

48

Come te my heart; words by Minnie
Bailey, music by J. W. Bischoff ;
sop. or ten. © Hlsie Bond Bischoff,
Portland. Or., as the widow of the
author. R 24516, Sept. 6, 1923. 49 —

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no. 10, 1923

Me; anthem, words and
M. L. McPhail.’ © M. L.
Park Ridge, Ill., as the
R 24513, Sept. 4, 19238. 50

—— sacred song, by Charles B. Haw-
ley. © Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack,
N. Y., as the widow of the author.
BH 24311, Juty 19,1928: OL

Counsel to Nina (Conseils 4 Nina) ;
waliz song, by J. B. T. Wekerlein,
tr. by T. Baker. © Theodore Baker,
New York, as the author. R 24325,
July 19, 1923. 52

Cross (The) of Calvary; words by
Mrs.. W. G: Moyer, music arr. by
I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Meredith,
New York, as the author. R 2473
Sept. 19, 1923. D3

Dainty Davie; words by Robert Burns,
music by W. W. Gilchrist; mezzo-
sop. or bar. (Three Scotch. songs,
no. 1) © Anna R. Gilchrist, Phila-
delphia, as the child of the deceased
author. R 24345, July 19, 1923. 54

Danse des bambous; par E. Gillet; pi-
ano. - © Ernest Gillet, Paris, as the
author. R 24475. Aug. 30, 1923. 55

Daughter of Zion; anthem, words and
~ music by M..L. McPhail. © M. L.
McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill., as the au-
thor. R 24509, Sept. 4, 1923. 56

Daughters of great heroes; words by
Adaline T. Emerson, music by ©. A.
Havens. © C. A. Havens, Chicago,
as the author. R 23415, Apr. 4, 1923.

ays

Dear love good-night: words by E. M.
Bond, music by J. W. Bischoff. ©
Elsie Bond Bischoff, Portland, Or.,
as the widow of the author. R
24514, Sept. 6, 1928. 58

De Koven (Reginald) March: from
Rob Roy, by R. De .Koven. 1. Pi-
ano.—2. Orch.—3. Military band. ©
Anna De Koven, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 24356—
24358, July 19, 1923. 59-61

Dream song; by O. Cantor. © Otto
Cantor, London, as the author. R
24300, July 19, 1923. 62

Epithalame; valse lente. de L. Ganne;
piano. © Louis Ganne, Paris, as the
author. R 24476, Aug. 30, 1923. 63

Evening song; by J. Blumenthal, arr.
by Charles ‘B. Hawley; quartet or
cho. of men’s voices. © Hattie B.

Come unto
music by
McPhail,
author.

Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as the widow
of the author. R 24332, July 19,
1923. 64

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18364 (77)

Ever of Thee; melody by Foley Hall,
harmonized by Dudley Buck; cho.
of men’s voices. © Helen B. Buck,
New York, as the child of the de-

ceased author. R 24331, July 19,
1923. 65
Femmes et fleurs; suite de _ valses,
par EK. Tavan; piano. Emile
Tavan, Gassicourt, Seine et Oise,
France, as the author. R 24498,
Aug. 30, 1923. 66
Finland love song: by. Homer N.

Bartlett; bass.
lett, Brooklyn,

© Emma L. Bart-
as the widow of the
author. R 24891, July 25, 1923. 67
Fiorillo (Federigo) 386 studies or
caprices; by F. Fiorillo, ed. by
Henry Schradieck; violin... (Sehir-
mer’s library of musical classics, v.
228) © J. Alice Schradieck, Brook-

lyn, as the widow of the author. R
24364, July 19, 1923. 68
Flower (The) of Italy (Il fiore

dItalia) ; waltz, by G. De Stefano,
arr. by B. Milano; piano. © Gio-
vanni De Stefano, Philadelphia, as

the author. R 24414, Aug. 1, 1923.
69
Flower Sunday: by Clara H. Scott.

© Harold F. Sayles, Oak Park, IIl.,
as the next of kin of the author
who is not living. R 245387, Sept. 10,
1923. 70
For love of thee; by Charles B. Haw-
ley. © Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack,
N. Y., as the widow of the auther.

R 24308, July 19, 1923. vi!
Fount (The) I see; words by Abbie
Mills, music by G. C. Tullar. ©

New York, as the
Sept. 19, 1928.

72

Galin-Paris-Chevé method; easy popu-

Grant.’C:' Tullar,
author.. R 24727,

lar sight-singing manual, by J.
Zobanaky. 1. Suppl. no. 1—2. Rev.
and augmented ed. © John Zo-

Philadelphia, as the au-
14, 1923.
73, T4
Gallop, my steed; song by Luigi
Denza. © Leila Denza, London, as
the widow of the author. R 24291,
July 19, 1923. 75
Gloria Patri: by I. H. Meredith. (ln
Stery of the Christ) © I. H. Mere-
dith, New York, as the author. R
24544, Aug. 29, 1923. 76
Gounod (Charles Francois) The anvil;
chorus, by C. Gounod, tr. by Dudley
Buck; men’s voices. © Helen B.
Buck, New York, as the child of the
deceased author. R 24326, July 19,
1923. 77

banaky.
thor. R 24485, 24436, Aug.

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18364 (78)

pt. 111, n, 8, v. 18 ©

Gounod (Charles Francois )—Con.

—— Chanson printaniére; mélodie,
poésie de Jules Barbier, musique
de Charles Gounod. © Jean Charles
Marie Augustine Gounod = and
Jeanne Hortense Victoire Gounod,
vve. Lassus de St. Genies, Paris,
as the children of the deceased au-
thor. R 23101, Jan. 26, 1923. 78

The grasshopper and the ant;
chorus, by C. Gounod, ed. by Dudley
Buck; men’s voices. © Helen B.
Buck, New York, as the child of the
deceased author. R 24833, July 19,
1923. 79

Sword dance; chorus, by C.
Gounod, tr. and ed. by Dudley Buck;
men’s voices. © Helen B. Buck,
New York, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 243827, July 19,
1923. 80

Grand polka de concert; par Homer
N. Bartlett, arr. and simplified by

C. Ivison. © Carl Ivison, New
York, as the author. R 24555, Sept.
8, 1923. 81

Gray are love’s gentle eyes; by Homer
N. Bartlett; mezzo-sop. Emma
L. Bartlett, Brooklyn, as the widow
of the author. R 24892, July 25,
1923. 82

Gypsies (The); rhapsody in seven
numbers, by Julius Becker, op. 31,
English version by T. Baker; solo,
cho. and orch. Vocal sc. © Theo-
dore Baker, New York, as the au-
thor. R 24313, July 19, 1923. 83

Hail blessed tidings; by I. H. Mere-
dith. (In Story of the Christ) ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the

author. R 24545, Aug. 29, 1923. 84
Handicap (The) march; words by
Dave Reed, jr., music by George

Rosey [pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg]
© G. M. Rosenberg, New York, as
the author. R 24410, July 31, 1923.
85

Happy in God’s love; sacred song by
Mark M. Jones. © Nettie L. Jones,
Oak Park, Ill., as the child of the
deceased author. R 24529, Aug. 15,
1923. 86

Hark the holy angels; by I. H. Mere-
dith.. (In, Story of the Christ) ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 24546, Aug. 29, 1923. 87

Hark, what mean those holy voices;
Christmas hymn, by W. W. Gil-
christ; sop. solo and cho. © Anna
R. Gilchrist,
child of the deceased author. R
24301, July 19, 1923. 88

Philadelphia, as the |.

He knoweth; words and musie by G.
C. Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the author. R 24729, Sept.
19, 1923. 89

Hear the bells; by I. H. Meredith.
(In Story: of the Christ) © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 24547, Aug. 29, 1923. 90

Heavens (The) declare; by Clara H.
Scott. © Harold F. Sayles, Oak
Park, Ill., as the next of kin of the

author who is not living. R- 24532,
Sept. 10, 1923. 91
Heaven’s harbor.; words by A. V..

Wark, music by E. O. Excell. ©
Eliza J. Excell, Chicago, as the
widow of the author. R 24420, Aug.
4, 1923. yO?
Hiding in the Rock; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by G. C. Tullar. ©
Grant C. Tullar, New York, as the
author. R 24716, Sept. 19, 1923. 93

Hiding, safely hiding; words by E. O.
Excell and Ada Blenkhorn, music
by E. O. Excell. © Eliza J. Excell,
Chicago, aS the widow of the au-
thor. R 24418, Aug. 4, 1923. 94

Home sweet home; Sicilian air
adapted by Henry Bishop, harmon-
ized by Dudley Buck; cho. of men’s
voices. © Helen B. Buck, New
York, as the child of the deceased
author. R 24334, July 19, 1928. 95

Homeland (The); by Harriet HE.
Ford, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 24746, Sept. 19, 1923. 96

Housarde (La); valse militaire par
L. Ganne. 1. Piano seul.—2. Piano
a 4 mains.—3. Orch. © _ Louis
Ganne, Paris, as the author: R
24470, 24477, 24498, Aug. 30, 1923.

97-99

How precious is the Saviour; words

by Henry Belting, music by G. C.

Tullar.~ ©, .Grant @7, alle, New
York, as the author. R 24721, Sept.
19, 1923. 100

How sweet the name of Jesus; words
by Jno. Newton, music by I. H.

Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24749, Sept.
19, 1923. 101
Humoreske; by A. Whiting; piano.

© Arthur ‘Whiting, New York, as
the author. R 24351, July 19, wean

I can never do without Him; words
by Mrs. F. A. Breck, music by G. C.

Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the author. R 24732, oe

19, 19253.

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I love my girl: written by Dave Reed,
jr., composed by George Rosey
[pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg] ©
George M. Rosenberg, New York, as
the author. R 24405, July 31, 1928.

104

I love the Christmas time; by I. H.
Meredith. (Jn Story of the Christ)
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 24548, Aug. 29, 1923. 105

I’m glad He died for me; words by
Mrs. Frank E. Breck, music by G.

C. Tullar. (© Grant:C. Tullar; New
York, as the author. R 24719, Sept.
19; 1928: 106

4 waited patiently : anthem. words and
music by M. L. McPhail. © M. L.
McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill, as the
author. R 24511, Sept. 4, 1923. 107

{ want to live with Jesus; words by
Harriet E. Jones, music by I. H.

Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, .New
York, as the author. R 24787, Sept.
19, 1923. 108

{ will praise Thee; words by Ida L.
Reed, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H.. Meredith, New York, as the

author. R 24741, Sept. 19, 1923.
109
Idylle aux champs; de E. Gillet;

© Ernest Gillet, Paris, as
R 24496. Aug. 30, 1923.
110

If I were a voice;' by E. O. Excell.
© Eliza J. Excell, Chicago, as the
widow of the author. R 24424,
Aug. 4, 1923. 111
Indwelling: sacred song by Mark M.
Jones. © Nettie L. Jones, Oak
Park, Iil., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 24561, Aug. 15,
1923. 112

It is time to be true: sacred song by
Mark M. Jones. © Nettie L. Jones,
Oak Park, I[ll:. as the child of the
deceased author. R 24560, Aug. 15,
1923) 113

Jesus blessing; by Clara H. Scott. ©
Harold F. Sayles, Oak Park, IIL.,

piano.
the author.

as the next of kin of the author
who is not living. R 245389, Sept.
10, 1923. 114

Jesus has said so; words by C. E. B.,
music by Grant Colfax Tullar. ©
Grant C. Tullar, New York, as the
author. R 24722, Sept. 19, 1923.

mS

Jesus is living with me: words by
Mrs. W. G. Moyer, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24742, Sent.
*9, 1923. ; 116

er

Jesus is mine; anthem, words and
music by M. L. McPhail. © M. L.
MePhail, Park Ridge, Ill., as the
author. R 24506, Sept. 4, 1923. 117

gesus lover of my soul; words by C.
Wesley, music by E. O. Excell. ©
Eliza J. Excell, Chicago, as the
widew of the author. R 24421, Aug.
4, 1928. 118

Jolly miller: by R. H. Atkinson; male

voices. © R. H. Atkinson, New:
York, as the author. R 24556, Sept.
8, 1923. 119

Just (The) shall live by faith; words
by E. E. Hewitt,.music by I. H.

Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24734, Sept.
19, 1923. 120

Kate; pastoral, by Charles B. Hawley ;
cho. of mixed voices. © Hattie B.
Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as the widow
of the author. R 24303, July 19,
1923. a2

Keep ciose. by my side; words by
Florence EK. Hess, music by G. C.

Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the author. R 24717, Sept.
19, 1923. 122

Keep in step with Jesus; words by
Carrie Ellis Breck, music by G. C.

Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the author. R 24720. Sept.
19, 1923. 123

Langage des yeux; suite de valses par
KE. Tavan; piano. © Emile Tavan,
Gassicourt. Seines et Oise, France,
as the author. R 24492, Aug. 30,
1923. 124

Lettre (La) de Manon; de H. Gillet;
piano. © Ernest Gillet, Paris, as
the author. R 24495, Aug. 30, 1923.

5

Live and love; polka elegante, two-
step by W. G. Votteler, op. 6; piano.
© William G. Votteler, Cleveland,
as the author. R 24484, Aug. 14,
1923. 126

Lonely (The) rose; cho., tr. by T.
Baker, music by Eduard Hermes;
women’s voices. © Theodore Baker,
New York, as the author. R 24822,
Jay 19; 1928: 127

Lord’s (The) prayer; music by S.
Salter; cho. of mixed voices. ©
Sumner Salter, Williamstown, Mass.,
as the author. R 24340, July 19,
1923. 128

Love divine; anthem, words and music
by M. L. McPhail. © M. L. Mc
Phan,” Park Ridge,) Til:, ‘as the-au-
thor. R 24508, Sept. 4, 1923. 129:

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Love immutable; song for the times,
words by Abbie Farwell Brown, mu-
sic by J. W. Bischoff. .© Hlsie
Bond Bischoff, Portland, Or., as the
widow of the author. R 24517, Sept.

6, 1923. 130
Love that redeems; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, musie by I. H.

Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24747, Sept.

to, Looe. 131

Maid (A) on the shores of the Man-
zanares; by Adolph Jensen, tr. by
T. Baker, arr. by Carl MHirseh;
men’s voices. © Theodore Baker,

New York, as the author. R 24319,
July 19, 1923. 432
Marche miniature; par L. Ganne;

piano. © Louis Ganne, Paris, as
the author. R 24471, Aug. 30, 1923.
133

Master pieces for the violin; ed. by
Henry Schradieck; violin and
piano. v. 1. (Schirmer’s library, v.
304) Contents: — Hlegie; by
Ernst.—Cavatina; by Raff.—Rey-
erie; by Vieuxtemps. © J. Alice

Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the widow
of the author. R 24296, July 19,
1923. 134

Mazas (F.) Six duets for two violins;
by F. Mazas, op. 39, ed. and fingered
by Henry Schradieck, bk. 1, 2. ©
J. Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as
the widow of the author. R 24294,
24295, July 19, 1923. 135, 136

Twelve little duets for two vVio-
lins; by EF. Mazas, op. 38, ed. by
Henry Schradieck,.v. 1, 2.. (Schir-
mers, library.) Veuooals ) S02) eG) id.
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow ef the author. R 24298,
24299, July 19, 1923. 137, 1388

Mazurka damour; par L. Ganne;
piano. © Louis Ganne, Paris, as
the author. R 24497, Aug. 30, 1923.

139

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Violin concerto; by F.
Mendelssohn, op. 64, ed. by Henry
Schradieck; violin and _ piano.
(Schirmer’s library, v. 235) © J.
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author. R 24293, July
19, 1923. ; 140

Menuet fleuri; de L. Ganne; piano.
© Louis Ganne, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 24480, Aug. 30, 1923. 141

Menuet pompeux; de L. Ganne; piano. -

© Louis Ganne, Paris, as the author.
R 244738, Aug. 30, 1923. 142

Merrily ring; by I. H. Meredith. (In
Story of the Christ) © I. H. Mere-
dith, New York, as the author. R
24549, Aug. 29, 1923. 1438

Merveilleuses (Les) ; air 4 danser, par
L. Ganne; piano. © Louis Ganne,
Paris, as the author. R 24478, Aug.
30, 1923. 144

Momento capriccioso: by Niccolo van
Westerhout, fingered by Max Vo-
grich. © Alice Vogrich, Melbourne,
Australia, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 243867, July 19, 1923. 145

Mother’s song; chorus, by W. H. Neid-
linger; women’s voices.. © W. H.
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as
the author. R 24306, July 19, 1923.

146

My blessed Redeemer; by E. ©. Rodg-
ers. (Jn Songs of the golden, ed.
by Asa Hull) © Ella Clementine
Rodgers, Frederick, Md., as the au-
thor. R 24488, Aug. 15, 1923. 147

My hame is where the heather blooms;
from Rob Roy, by Reginald de Ko-
ven, arr. by Max Spicker; cho. of
men’s voices. © Anna De Koven,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 24305, July 19, 1923. 148

My heart is sair; words by Robert
Burns, music by W. W. Gilchrist; °
mezzo- sop. or bar. (Three Scotch
Songs, no. 2) © Anna R. Gilchrist,
Philadelphia, as the widow of the
author. R 24346, July 19, 1923.

149

My little sweetness; words by Arthur
J. Lamb, music by Grant Colfax
Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the author. R 24757, Sept.
28, 1023: 150

My trust; by Clara H. Scott. ©
Harold F. Sayles, Oak Park, Ill., as
the next of kin of the author who
is not living. R 24583, Sept. 10,
1923. 151

Nobody knows like Jesus; words by
Harriet EH. Jones, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
- York, as the author. R 24752, Sept.
19, 1923. Pay

Nottingham hunt; war song of the
ecavaliers, words by Ralph Adams
Cram, music by Frederic Field Bul-
lard. © Maud S. Bullard, South
Orleans, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 24480, Aug. 20, 1923.

153

O be joyful; anthem, words and music

by M. L. McPhail. © M. L. Me

Phail, Park Ridge, Ill., as the

author. R 24510, Sept. 4, 1923.
154

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© Lord, our governor; anthem, words
and music by M. L. McPhail. ©
M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill, as
the author. R 24507, Sept. 4, 1928.
155

O, Thou plentiful; Christmastide, Si-
cilian folk song, tr. by T. Baker,
arr. by V. E. Becker; mixed cho.
© Theodore Baker, New York, as
the author. R 24317, July 19, Dee
V0

Offertoire; de Ch. Lenepveu; grand
orgue. (Orgue moderne 7° livre)
© Marie Armande Lenepveu, Rouen,
Seine-inférieure, France, as the next
of kin of the author who is not liv-

ing. R 24427, Aug. 14, 1923. 157 |

Omnipresence ; sacred song, by
C. H. S. [i. e., Clara H. Scott] ©
Harold F. Sayles, Oak Park, UL,
as the next of kin of the author who
is not living. R 24540, Sept. 10,
1923. 158

On the steadfast rock; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by G. C.

Tollar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York,-as the author. R 24728, Sept.
19, 1923. 159

Once again; by Charles B. Hawley.
© Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y.,
as the widow of the author. R
. 24309, July 19, 1923. 160

Onee for all; words by Ida L. Reed,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 24745, Sept.. 19, 1923. 161

Parlor sofa politics; words and music
by M. E. McLaughlin. © Maurice
E. McLaughlin, Brooklyn, as the au-
thor. R 24407, July 31, 1923. 162

Pavane melancolique; de L. Ganne;
piano. © Louis Ganne, Paris, as
the author. R °24481, Aug. 30,
1923. 163

Petite duchesse; par E. Gillet; piano.
© Ernest Gillet, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 24482, Aug. 30, 1928. 164

Quench not the spirit; words by
Laura E. Newell, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24743, Sept.
19, 1928. 165

Rainbow (The) dance; characteristic
piece by George Rosey [pseud. of
G. M. Rosenberg] © G. M. Rosen-
berg, New York, as the author. R
24406, July 31, 1923. 166

Ratlyving song; words and music by
G. ¢:. Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar,
New York, as the author. R 24725,
Sept. 19, 1923. 167

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Rejoice with me; words and music
by <G.0H. So fase, Clara’ H. Seott]
© Harold F. Sayles, Oak Park, Il.,
as the next of kin of the author who
is not living. R 24527, Sept. 10,
1923. | 168

Rigaudon; par L. Ganne; piano. ©
Louis Ganne, Paris, as the author.
R 24469, Aug. 30, 1923. 169

mock of the desert; words by L. EB.
Jones, music by G. C. Tullar. ©
Grant C. Tullar, New York, as the

author. R 24715, Sept. 19, 1923.
170

Ronde d’amour; by Niccolo van West-
erhout, ed. by Max Vogrich. ©
‘Alice Vogrich, Melbourne, Australia,
2s the widow of the author. R
24368, July 19, 1923. 171

Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) In-
vocation; arr. from Rubinstein, by
Clara H. Seott. © Harold F.
Sayles, Oak Park, Ill., as the next
of kin of the author who is noi liv-
ing. R 24538, Sept. 10, 1923. 172

Santa Claus’ arrival; by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas H. Gabriel, Chicago, as the
author. R 24440, Aug. 16, 1923.

L3

Say yes, Mignon, say yes; by Homer
N. Bartlett; mezzo-sop. © Emma
L. Bartlett, Brooklyn, as the widow
of the author. R 24393, July 25,
1928. 174

Scale studies for the violin; by Henry
Schradieck. (Schirmer’s library, v.
364) © J. Alice Schradieck, Brook-
lyn, as the widow of the author.
R 24344, .July 19, 1923. 175

Scandinave (La): de L. Ganne. 1.
Mazurka pour piano.—2. Orch. ©
‘Louis Ganne, Paris, as the author.
R 24479, 24491, Aug. 30, 1923.

VAG TTT

Seharwenka (Franz Xaver) Scher-
zino; by xX. Scharwenka, op. 62,
no. 10, ed. and fingered by William
K. Bassford. © Maria Bassford,
Belleville, N. J., as the widow of the
author. R 24336, July 19, 1923.

178

Scherzo symphonique; by R. K. Mil-
ler, op. 4; organ. © Russell King
Miller, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 24349, July 19, 1923. 179
Schilling (Fred) Six carols; words by
Ida Seott Taylor, musie by F. Schil-
ling. © JEHleanor Harper, New
York, as the child of the deceased
author. R 24307, July 19, 1923. i

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Schubert (Franz Peter) First vocal |

album; by F. Schubert, tr. by T.
Baker; original ed., sop. or ten.
(Schirmer’s library, v. 342) ©
Theodore Baker, New York, as the
author. R 24292, July 19, 1923.
181

Litany for All souls days (Lita-
nie); “by E> Sehubett, “tre by 2.
Baker. © Theodore Baker, New
York, as the author. R 24860, July
19, 1923. 182

Schumann (Robert Alexander) When
at dawn in a dress of green; folk
song, tr. by T. Baker, music by .R.
Schumann, arr. by Rudolf Wein-
wurm; women’s voices. © Theo-
dore Baker, New York;'as the au-
thor. R 24323, July 19. 1923.

183

Seduction ; valse lente, par Charles de
Sivry; piano. © Claudie de Sivry,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author. R 24500, Aug. 30, 1923.

184

Seek the truth; by Clara H. Scott.
© Harold F. Sayles, Oak Park, IIl.,
as the next of kin of the author
who is not living. R 24531, Sept.
10, 1928. 185

Serenade; by W. H. Neidlinger; sop.
or ten. solo and cho. of women’s
voices. © W. H. Neidlinger, Hast
Orange, N. J., aS the author. R
24348, July 19, 1923. 186

Shout the glad tidings; Christmas
anthem, by Charles B. Hawley; solo
and cho. © Hattie B. Hawley,
Nyack, N. Y., as the widow of the

author. R 24802, July 19, 1928.
187
Silent night, hallowed night; folk
song from the Tyrol, tr. by T.

Baker, arr. by V. E. Becker. 1.
Cho. of mixed voices.—2. Cho. of
men’s voices. © Theodore Baker,
New York, as the author. R 24316,
24320, July 19, 1923. 188, 189

Sing ye praises; by I. H. Meredith.
(In Story of the Christ) © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 24550, Aug. 29, 1928. 190

Song of the dawning; by Clara H.
Scott. © Harold F. Sayles, Oak
Park, Ill., as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 24535,
Sept. 10, 1923. 191

Song (The) of the winds; by W. H.
Neidlinger; cho. for mixed voices,
with ten. and bar. solos ad lib. ©

pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 18

W. H. Neidlinger,
N. J., as the author.
19, 1938:

Hast Orange,
R 243842, July
192

Songs and dances ; twenty short piano-
forte pieces by Adolph Jensen, op.
30, ed. and fingered by W. K. Bass-
ford. © Maria Bassford, Belleville,
N. J., as the widow of the author.
R 24839, July 19, 1923. 1938

Sounds at twilight; waltz by Esee J.
McCormick [i. e. E. J. Mushrush]
© Esee J. Mushrush, Hartstown,
Pa., as the author. R 24448, Aug.
20, 1923. th ea OF

sous le ciel bleu; mazurka, de EB.
Tavan; piano. © Emile Tavan,
Gassicourt, Seine et Oise, France,
as the author. R 24494, Aug. 30,
1923. 195

Spohr (Louis) Concerto; by L. Spohr,
op. 55, no. 9, ed. and fingered by
Henry Schradieck; violin with
piano acc. © J. Alice Schradieck,
Brooklyn, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 24337, July 19, 1923.

196

Stand still in Jordan; words by Carrie
Ellis Breck, musie by G. C. Tullar.
© Grant C. Tullar, New York, as
the author. R 24724, Sept. 19, 1923.

197

Sweet repose waltzes; by Max S.
Witt. © Albert Witt, Murray Hill,
L. IL, N. Y., as the next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
24408, July 31, 1928. 198

Sweet the moments; anthem, words
and music by M. L. McPhail. ©
M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill. as
the author. R 24505, Sept. 4, 1923.

199

There’s one that I love dearly; Swiss
volkslied, by F. W. Kticken, arr. by
©. B. Hawley. 1. Men’s voices.—2.
Quartet or cho. of women’s voices.
© Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y.,
as the widow of the author. R
24329, 24835, July 19, 1923.

200, 201

Thou art my life; sacred song by
©. H. S. [i ee Clara’ Bacon ©
Harold F. Sayles, Oak Park, IIl.,
as the next of kin of the author
who is not living. R 24541, Aug.
15, dB 2s 202

Thou hast died for me; words by -
Mrs. F. A. Breck, music by G. C.
Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the author. R 24731, Sept.
19, 1923. 2038

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Thou hast put gladness in my heart;
words by Carrie Ellis Breck, music
by I. H. Meredith. ©. H. Meredith,
New York, as the author. R 24744,
Sept. 19, 1923. 204

Topical song; by Charles B. Hawley ;
cho. of men’s voices. © Hattie B.
Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as the widow
of the’ author. R 24304, July 19,
1923. 205

Two album leaves: by William Mason,
op. 45. © Mina Mason Van Sin-
deren. New York, as the child of
the deceased author. R_ 24848,
July 19, 19238. 206

Two eves of brown; by Charles B.
Hawley. ©: Hattie B. Hawley,
Nyack, N. Y., as the widow of the
author. R 24310, July 19, 1923.

207

Vail (The) of the temple; words by

Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by G. C.

Tullar. © Grant C. Tullar, New
York, as the author. R 24726, Sept.
19, 1923. 208

Waiting on the Lord; by Clara H.
Scott. © Harold F. Sayles, Oak
Park, Ill, as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 24536,
Sept. 10, 1923. 209

Walking by the Saviour’s side; words
by H. G. Jackson, music by I. H.

Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24751, Sept.
19, 19238. 210

Walking in the way of truth; words
by Jennie Wilson, music by I. HE.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24740, Sept.
UO, LOZ) . 211

Watching o’er their flocks; by J. B.
Herbert, Monmouth, IIll., as the
author. R 24776, Sept. 26, 1923.

212

Waves of sunshine; by William Arthur
Thorne, op. 19; piano. © Minnie
storey, Northport, L. 1, N. Y., as
the next of kin of the author who is

not living. R 24767, Sept. 22, 1923.
213
Way (The) of the cross; words by

L. E. Jones, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the

author. R 24753, Sept. 19, 1923.
214
We're nearing the city; words by
Harry White, music by I. H.

Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24738, Sept.
19, 1923. 215

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Welcome; by Josef Rheinberger ; tr. by’
T. Baker; cho. of mixed voices. ©:
Theodore Baker, New York, as the
author. R 24315, July 19, 1923.

216

What then; words by Jennie Wilson,
musie by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R_ 24735, Sept. 19, 1923. piel Ws

When my ship shall cast her anchor ;
words by Ida L. Reed, music by |
I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Meredith,
New York, as the author. R 24736,.
Sept. 19, 1923. 218:

When the corn is waving; melody by
Charles Blamphin, harmonized by
Dudley Buck; cho. of men’s voices..
© Helen B. Buck, New York, as the
child of the deceased author. R.-
24830, July 19, 1923. 219:

While by my sheep; Christmas hymn),
tr. by T. Baker, arr. by Hugo Jungst..
1. Cho. of mixed voices.—2. Cho. of
men’s voices. © Theodore Baker,
New York, as the author. R 24818,.
24321, July 19, 1923. 220, 221

While shepherds watched; Christmas’
earol, words by Natum Tate, music

by .C.: H.. Morse... © Charles H.
Morse, Goffstown, N. H., as the
author. R 24553, Sept. 8, 1923.
2D,
Whiting (Arthur) Caprice; by A..
Whiting; piano. © Arthur Whiting,
New York, as the author. R 24350,
July 19, 1923. apa

Idyl; by A. Whiting; piano. ©:
Arthur Whiting, New York, as the
author. ‘R 24854, July 19, 1923.

224

—— Scherzino; by A. Whiting; piano.
© Arthur Whiting, New York, as
the author. R 24853, July 19, 1923.

225+

Who shall ascend; by E. O. Excell.
© Eliza J. Excell, Chicago, as the

widow of the author. R 24425,
Aug. 4, 1923. 226
Will it pay; by E. O. Excell. ©
Eliza J. Excell, Chicago, as the
widow of the author. R 24422,
Aug. 4, 1923. papal

Will we be among His jewels; words
by Jennie Wilson, music by I. H.-

Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 24748, Sept-
19, 1923. 228

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With a perfect heart; by Clara H. Would I know Him; words by Nellie
Scott. © Harold F. Sayles, Oak Montgomery, music by H. O. Bxcell.
Park, Ill, as the next of kin of the © Eliza J. Excell, Chicago, as the
author who is not living. R 24530, widow of the author. R 24419, Aug.
Sept. 10, 1923. 229 4, 1923. 231

You don’t have to marry the girl;

Without thee (Sans toi) ; by Guy words by W. Murdoch Lind, music
D’Hardelot, English version by 70. by George Rosey [pseud. of G.
Baker. © Theodore Baker, New Rosenberg] © George Rosenberg,
York, as the author. R 24324, July New York, as the author. R 24403,
19, 1923. 230 July 31, 1928. 232

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4, 1909.

All that your little heart desires.
Kendis-Brockman music ©¢o., ine,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 4,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 191. 233

Autumn. © Will Rossiter, Chicago.
Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1923; recorded,
Vv. dufp: 189: 234

Back in the old neighborhood. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 6,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p..188:. =. 235

Bit (A) o’ pink and white. © Water-
-son, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice reec’d Oct. 6,.1923; re-

corded, v. 5, p. 188. 236
Calico days; by Ray Perkins. © M.
Witmark & sons, New York. No-

tice rec’d Sept. 28. 1923; recorded,
Vv. 5, p. 188. QSt

California blues. © Leo Feist, inc,

New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 4,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 186. 238
Cinderella a-singing goes. (Fairy
folks a-singing go) © Elsie Jean,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 6,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 186. 239
Nimbing up the scale. © Irving
Berlin, inc. New York. Notice

rec’d Oct. 15, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
191. 240

Dear Vil pal. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 2,
1923; recorded. v. 5, p. 191. 241

Devonshire (A) wedding; song, words
and music by H. Lyall Phillips.

© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Sept. 24, 1928; re-
corded, v. 5, p.. 187. 242

Don’t love me blues. © Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. Notice reec’d
Oct. 2, 1923; recarded, v. 5, p. 191.

243

Don’t say that you won’t cry; words
and music by H. Eller. © Herman
Ker, New York. Notice rec’d Oct.
11, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 189. 244

Down on Panga Panga Bay. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 188. ‘ - 245

© | Down South blues.

18364

© Down South ~

music pub. corp., New York. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 15, 1923; recorded,
Vo Dope TOS: 246

Dry yo’ eyes; by Donald -H. Caslar;
piano. © Richmond-Robbins, ince.,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 16,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 192. 247

Every time the clock ticks. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 188. 248.

Every woman’s blues. © Down South
music pub. corp., New York. No-
tice ree’d Oct. 15, 1923; recorded,
Vii, Dp 192. 249

Everytime; words and music by Frank
W. Beaston. © M. Witmark & sons,
New York. Notice ree’d Sept. 28,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 188. 250

Gruesome tales; orch. © Richmond-
Robbins, ine, New York. Notice

~ ree’d Oct. 16, 1928; recorded, v. 5,
p. 197. 251

Hansel and Gretel a-singing go. ©
Hlsie Jean, New York. Notice ree’d
Oct. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 186.

Happy. ©- Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. Notice ree’d Oct.
6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 188. 253

He’s an Odd fellow. © Circle music
pub. co., Cincinnati. Notice rec’d
Oct. 13, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 189.

254

His own, his very own; or, Consider
the lillies. © Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago. Notice ree’d Oct. 3, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 190. 255

I’m steerin’ for Erin. © Circle mu-
sic pub. co., Cincinnati. Notice rec’d
Oct. 13, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 189.

; 256

I’ve got a cross eyed papa, but he
looks straight to me; words by Wil-
liam Duval and King Zany [pseud.
of Jack Dill], music by Roy Ingra-
ham. © M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 28, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 188. 257

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I've got a song for sale. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded
Wen, De LSS. 258

I want my sweet daddy now. ©
Down South music pub. corp., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 15, 1923;
“recorded, v. 5d, p. 192: gor’ 23)

If you will marry us. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1928; recorded,
eae Dek ee 260

In a tea garden; by T. Henry Lodge:
piano. © Richmond-Robbins, ine.,
New York. Notice ree’d Oct. 16,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 192. 261

In the autumn. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice reed Oct. 4,
1923:; recorded, Vv. °5,-p. 1912" 262

It won’t be long now. © Down South
music pub. corp., New York. Notice
rec’d Oct. 15, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
Dp: 192. 263

Jack and the beanstalk. © Elsie Jean,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 6,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 186. 264

aust a little song for you. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded,
V.. pap: LoS 265

Just in love with you. © Irving Ber-

lin, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 4, 1928; recorded, v. 5, p. 191.
266

Just one kind word. © Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191.

267

Just one more kiss. © Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. Notice ree’d Oct. 12,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 189. 268

Kathryne. 1. B flat ten. saxophone
and piano.—2. Solo E flat alto saxo-
phone and piano.—3. C melody saxo-
phone and piano. © Will Rossiter,
Chicago. Notice rec’d Oct. 3, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 190. 269

Kind lovin’ blues. © Down South
music pub. corp., New York. Notice
rec’d Oct. 15, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 192. 270

Kitty. © Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 6,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 188. Pee

Ko-ko-mo. © Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 188. Bie

Land of cotton blues. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded,
MeO. re Wee. 23

pt. Tit, 1.S2, ¥eas

Learn to do the strut. © Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 15, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.191.

274

Little butterfly. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Oct. 15,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191. B75

Love and kisses were never meant for
me. © Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1923:
recorded, vy. 5, p. 188. 276

Love is a sandman. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded, v.
o, p. 188. he

Love’s little hour; orech. © Rich-
mond-Robbins, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 16, 1923; recorded, v.
Dy! De elo. 278

Maid of the West. © Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. Notice ree’d Oct. 12,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 189. 279

Mama _ Kiki-papa Wacki. © Fred
Fisher, inc., New York. Notice ree’d
Oct. 3, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191.

280

Mama loves papa. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Oct. 4,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 186. 281

Mammy’s little silver lining. © Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 26, 1923; recorded,
Vi)... D. FO 282

Merry pranks; arr. by Hrno Rapee
and William Axt; orch. © Rich-
mond-Robbins, ine., New York. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded, v.
on LO’, 283

Mistreatin’ daddy. © Rainbow music
corp., New York. Notice ree’d Oct.
10, 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 189. 284

Moon dreams; orch. © Richmond-
Robbins, ine., New York. Notice
ree’d Oct. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 191. 285

Moonlight silhouettes; by T. Henry
Lodge; piano. Richmond-Rob-
bins, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 192.

286

My mammy’s blues. © Rainbow music
corp., New York. Notice rec’d Oct.
10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 189. 287

My thoughts are you; by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. © Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. os

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NOTICES OF USER

- no. 10, 1923-
My vamping sweet guitar. © Louis
F. Borromes, New York. Notice

rec’d Oct. 12, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 189. 289

“Neath the Carolina moon. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 188. 2

Nights in the woods. © Sam Fox
pub. co.. Cleveland. Notice rec’d
Oct. 12, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 189.

291

Not here—not there. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 188. 292

‘Oh you little sun-uv-er-gun. © Leo

Feist, inc... New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 4, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 186.
293

Old plantation melody. © Will Ros-
siter, Chicago. Notice rec’d Sept.
24, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 187. 294

One girl. © Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 15, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 191. 295

Open your heart. © Harms, ine., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 11, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 189. 296

Papa, don’t you mean your mama no
good? © Goodman & Rose, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Oct. 15,
1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 191. 297

Passionetta. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 188.

298

Pied (The) piper. (Fairy folks a-
singing go). © Elsie Jean, New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1923; re-
corded, v. 5, p. 186. 299

Please come marry me; words and
music by Frank W. Beaston. © M.
Witmark & sons, New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 188. 300

Polly-olly-oo. © Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inec.. New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. a 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 187.

301

Ragged (The) vagabond; words by
Percy Edgar, music by Eric Ran-
dolph. © Lawrence Wright music
co., London. Notice rec’d Sept. 24,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 187. 302

Rampart street blues. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1923 ; recorded,
v. 5, p. 188. 303

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Red Riding Hood. © Hlsie Jean, New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1923; re-
corded, v. 5, p. 186. 304

Red wing; one step, by Kerry Mills,
arr. by W. C. Polla.. © Richmond- .
Robbins, inc., New York. Notice
ree’d Sept. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 190. 305

Regret. © Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 2, 1928; re-

corded, v. 5, p. 191. 306 .
Rocky Mountain rose. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1928; recorded,
v. 5, p. 188. 307

Rose leaves; orch. © Richmond-Rob-
bins, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191.

308

Safe in your heart. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded,
vy. 5, p. 188. 3

St. Louis gal. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 188.

310

Sam Jones’ blues. © Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. Notice
rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 188. 311

Somehow I’m always to blame. ©
Forster music publisher. inc., Chi-

eago. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1923; re-
corded, v. 5, p. 191. 312
Spring. © Will Rossiter, Chicago.

Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1923; recorded,
5 ee Lae ot 8 313
Summer. © Will Rossiter, Chicago.
Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 189. 314

Suppose I had never met you. © Leo
Feist, ine., New York. Notice rec’d

Oct. 4, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 186.
315
Tell me a bedtime story. © Irving

Berlin, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 15, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191.
316

Tell them they’re beautiful, they love
it. © Broadway music corp., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 12, 1923; re-

corded, v. 5, p. 189. 317
That bran new gal o’ mine; by Van
and Schenck, Benny Davis and

Harry Akst. © M. Witmark &
sons, New York. Notice rec’d Sept.
28, 1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 188. 318

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There ain’t no Santa Claus. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 188. 319

Tho’ shadows fall. © Forster music

publisher, inc:, Chicago. Notice rec’d.

Oct. 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191.
Mert 34 0)

Thou hast searched me and known me.

© Will Rossiter, Chicago. Notice
ree’d Oct. 3, 1923; recorded, vy. 5,
‘p. 190. 321
Three (The) bears a-singing go. ©
_ Elsie Jean, New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 186.
322
Trail of love. © Forster music pub-
lisher, inc., Chicago. Notice rec’d
Oct. 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191.

323
Um um da da. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice. reec’d Oct. 4,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191. 324

Wagsey Watermelon. © ‘Elsie Jean,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923:
recorded, v. 5, p. 186. 325

Wait for a warm sunny day. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 188. 326

Walk, Jenny, walk. © Goodman &
Rose, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 13, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 190.

BAG

Waltz (The) of long ago. © Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 15, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 191.

328

Welcome (The) on the mat. © For-
ster musie publisher, ine, Chicago.
Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1923; recorded,
wi'dD, Dp. LOL: 329

O

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18, no. 10, 1923

What you was, you used to be, but you
ain’t no more. © Edward B. Marks .
music ¢o., New York. Notice rec’d
Sept. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 190.

330

When Greek meets Greek. © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. Notice ree’d
Oct. 4, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 186.

ep.

When mother sings Sweet and low.
© Leo Feist. ine... New York. Notice
rec'd Oct. 4, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
186. 332

Who stayed to cheer Mrs. Paul Revere;
when Paul Revere rode away. ©
Goodman & Rose, ine, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 9, 1923; recorded,
Vv. 5, p. 188. 333

Winter. © Will Rossiter, Chicago.
Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1923; recorded,
es)" ps < PSO: 334

Wish I had you and I’m gonna get you
blues. © Rainbow music corp., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1923; re-
corded. v. 5. p. 189. 335:

You can’t cry-baby me. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923; recorded,
pdt Mae OME es oy 336

You can’t make love to another. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 188. oot

You darling you. © Irving Berlin,
inc.. New York. Notice rece’d Oct.
10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 188. 388.

You didn’t care when you broke my
heart. © Leo Feist, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 4, 1928; recorded,
v. 5, p. 186. 339:

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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE

CATALOGUE

OF

COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891)
OF JUNE 30, 1966, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909

PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

INCLUDING:
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER

1923
NEW SERIES, VOLUME.18
Nos. 11 and 12

WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT. PRINTING OFFICE
; 1924

A BM

The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provide:
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regard:
any copyright registration.”

EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con.

taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except ‘‘a,” “an,” or ‘‘ the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat-
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be
made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ;
Balfe (Michael William); Beethoven (Ludwig van); Berlioz (Hector Louis);
Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie) ;
Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Donizetti (Gaetano); Gluck (Christoph Wilibald
von); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz
Josef); Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine); Liszt (Franz); Mascagni (Pietro) ;
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Meyerbeer (Giacomo); Mosz-
kowski (Moritz); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Pales-
trina (Giovanni Pierluigi Sante); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio); Rubin-
stein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz
Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); Strauss (Richard); Thomas (Charles
Louis Ambroise); Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner
(Richard). i

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Funf studien,” “12 études
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., ‘‘ waltz,’ “dance,” “ march,”
“cantata,” “schottische,” “nocturne,” “impromptu,” “sonata,” ‘“ étude,”
“ study,” “ exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable
by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without
cross reference from the titles and search should only be made under the names
of the composers.

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication
and name of publisher.

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EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated, Songs
are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles
reading “w” and “m” (signifying ‘‘ words by” and “music by’’) are to be
understood as songs.

Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abro-
gated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry
in the Copyright Office. ;

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is ab-
breviated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,” Class E,
Musical compositions; “D,’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,”
implies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of
publication; “© 1c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by
date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; and
“2c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of con-
tributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing such
contributions is required.

A list of copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this
issue immediately following the text.

A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to
reproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the
act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals.

The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in adwance, to the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order,
express order, or New York draft.

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NOTICE.

The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other government libraries in the
District of Columbia for use therein. |

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act. ,

Notice is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright
articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office and are not to be
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant
prior to December 31, 1928. |

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits,
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are
available for return.

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which
must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will
be supplied on request. Address Recister or Copyricuts, Library
of Congress, Washington, D.C. :

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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION. OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.

The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of music
against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical instruments
in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and Norfolk
Island, Belgium, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, Great
Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands. New Zealand,
Norway, and Sweden. The President’s proclamation to this effect
were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 3, vol. 6
(1911), pages v—-x of no. 7, and pages 1v—v of no. 12; vol. 10 (1915),
pages vur—xi of no. 3, and pages vim—rx of no. 4; vol. 12 (1917),
pages v-1x of no. 3; vol. 13 (1918), pages vi-x1i of no. 5; vol. 15
(1920), pages v—vir of no. 3, and pages vi-xtv of no. 13; and vol. 17
(1922). pages vir—-xrx of no. 6; and vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vir of
no. 5.

The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 18,1914. This
convention is understood to be in effect as between the United States
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
Uruguay.

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.

A busta e ’o fuglietto; versi di G.
Andreassi, musica di VY. D’Annibale,
of Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Italy,
Santa Lucia. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;
Le Oct. 19; EH 572362; Italian, book
co., New York. 18365

‘A canzona d’ ’a Mmaculatella; versi
e musica di E. A. Mario, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; mand. acc.
4to. (Piedigrotta 1923) © Oct. 15,
ag25, 2 €, Oct. 20; © 5743832; Italian
song co., New York. 18366

A canzona e Santa Rosalia; versi. di
P. F., musica di Arturo Illiano, of
Italy; mand. ace. © Oct. 1, 1923;
Ze. Och. 11: 56506 ;°-Pietro ‘Fe-
rone, Brooklyn. 18367

"A canzone ’e ll’ emigrante; versi di
E. Murolo, musica di E. DeCurtis.
of Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Emilio
Gennarelli & c. 4to. © Sept. 8,
a92a; leOct. 15°" 8572252; Italian
book co., New York. 18368

"A canzone ’e Santa Lucia; versi di
Luigi Donadio, musica di Raffaele
de Luea, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn; mand. ace. © Oct. 1, 19238:
pe. OC 21. B) 574522 -'Clelid De
Luea, Brooklyn. 18369

"A chitarra ’e donna Teresa; versi di
Alfredo Schettino, musica di Louis
Canoro, of U. S.; mand. ace. Edi-
zione Vittoria. 4to. Oct. 29,
1923; 2. ¢. Oct. 31; EB 576593 - ’ Vit-
toria music pub. co., New York.

18370

"A festa ’e Piererotta; versi di Pas-
quale Buongiovanni, musica di Louis
Canoro, of U. S.; mand. ace. Edi-
zione Vittoria. 4to.. © Oct. 29,
1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 31; BE .576591* Vit-
toria music pub. co., New York.

18371

A la bien. aimée (To my dearly be-
loved) ; valse lento, Edward Schuett.
of U. S., arr. George Rosey [pseud.
of G. M. R.] of U.S.; pf. New York,
George Rosey pub. co. © Sept. 5,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 20; E 574342: G M.
Rosenberg, New York. 18372
°A scapricciata ; canzonetta per donna,
versi e musica di F. P., of U. S.:
mand. ace. Edizione Pennino. 4to.

© Sept: 19; 1923; 20e. Oct. (27; E
574558; Francesco Pennino, Brook-.
lyn. 18373

"A storiella ’e natale; w A. P., melody
Raffaele De Luca, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn; violino ace. © 1
e. Oct. 4, 1923; E 571573; Antonio
Parisi, New York. 18374

A toi (To you) ; valse serenade, Alfons
Czibulka, arr. M. L. Lake, of U. S.;
military band. with conductor. 4to.
©) Aune).28)) 1923 6a2 er Oat. Og
571825; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement] 18375

"A vigilia ’e natale:; w Anselmo Frat-
tallone, melody Raffaele De Luca, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. © 1
e. Oct. 4, 1923; E 571574; Antonio
Parisi, New York. 18376

Abide with me; by Monk, variations
Harold M. Smith, of U. S.; pf. ©
Oct; 12. 1923; 2.¢. Oct. 15; E 571990 ;
A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo.

18377

Above the clouds; w Helen Coale
Crew, m Carl Beecher, of U. S. ©
Oct. 12, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 15; E 576124;
G. Ricordi & co.. ine., New York.

18378

Ach, Emma; lied und shimmy,. text
yon Eddy Beuth, musik von Oscar
Rubritius, of Austria. © Aug. 21,
1923; 1 ¢. Oet. 19; E 572328; Drei-
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 18379

Addio! le dissi; versi di Aster, musica
di F. P., of U. S.; mand. ace. Edi-
zione Pennino. 4to. © Sept. 19,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 27; E 574557; Fran-
eesco Pennino, Brooklyn. 18380

Addio Poupée; one step, versi di Enzo

Mario, of Italy; mand. acc. Naples,
Italy, Casa editrice E. A. Mario.
40." ©) Sul so) VOLS") Bic. sets 11 ;

EK 572246; New
York 18381

Addio poupée; one step, versi di Enzo
Fuscc, musica di Giuseppe Cioffi, of
Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Parte-
nope... 4to. © Sept. 1, 19238; 1 «.
Oct. 8; E 572196; Italian book co.,
New York. 18382

Italian book co.,

1067

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18383

Adoration; waltz, A. F. Otis and C.
Romano, melody F. Magine, of U. S.
© Live: Mov. 9, 1928:) EE aroges:
J. W. Jenkins’ sons music co., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 18383

Adoration to a baby; w..G. B.. m
‘Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© Aug. 28, 1923; 2 & Oct Gt, m
571742: Glendale Brandenburg. At-
lantic City. 18384

A-down the dreamy river; w Monica

Chapman, m Harold. Howell, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 25; 1923; 1
e. Oct. 5; E 572171; Lareine & co..

Itd., London. 18385

After all; melody”A?°P."@!: of (G48.
© 1 .«@: Get... 17, .1923,;. E, 576140;
Arthur Paul'Coogan, Camden, N. J.

18386

Afier all J love you;..w M:''N..#.,
melody Arnold T. Lax. of U. S. ©
Te Oct. 8, 1923 H' 574020: ‘Mar-
guerite N. Hrickson, Seattle. 18387

Again returns the day of holy rest;
sacred trio, w William Mason, m
Irénée Bergé. of U. S.; contralto,
ten. and bass. © Mar. 6; 192332 «.
Oct. 6; E 571701; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 18388

Ayonn (‘H) CH ’agape) >; w A. Vazas.
melody L. C., of Greece, domiciled
'“at New York. ©1c. Sept. 12, 1923;
E 569269; Lucian,.,Cavadias,,. New
York. 18389

— Same. © Oct. 1, 1923; 2 e) Oct.
11; E 571980; Lucian Cavadias, New
York. 18390

Ah Fim Loo; Chinese voeal fox-trot,
w J. Oliver Twiss, m Theo. V. Nor-
man, of England. © Aug. 22, 1923 ;
LG. ‘Oct-12 > 572236". West’s='Itd.,
London. 18391

Ah-silly soul; w and m William Byrd,
of England, original string acc. ed.
and adapted Edmund H. Fellowes,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. acc.
©! Oct. .12/1£025; dvexrnOet. «22, B
572706; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
[© arrangement] 18392

Ahavah raboh: w of.an old Hebrew
prayer, m H: G. E., of Hungary,
domiciled at Indianapolis, Ind., arr.
Herman Arndt, of U. S. ©, «
Sept. 28, 1923: E 576349; Henry G.
Engel, Indianapolis. — 18398

Ain’t, I. handsome; w and melody
Samuel.M. Kestenbaum and M. M.

Ki of, OLS. XO) Lie... Ock Si 8o23. |

i 576581 :
Gate, N. Y.

Maurice M.. Korn, Sea
18394

pt. Fn; D. 835. ¥. 18

Ain’t it a shame; jube spiritual, w
and m W. A. Hann, Jos. Simms and
Al. W. Brown, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus,
of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. (Ex-
cellent quartette arrangements, no.
1566), -©..Oct., 5, 1923; 2'e. Oct. 12;
E 574125; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 18395

_ Ain’t it all wrong, ain’t I right; w and

melody Harry White and Willy
White, of U. S., arr. Geo. Holman,
of ‘U.S: *©. 1. ‘Oct 1, 4928 79n.
569817; Fred Fisher, inc, New
York. ~ 18396
Air de ballet ; by Christian Hellemann,
of Australia, op. 15; pf. (Paling’s
piano series, no. 6) © Sept. 1, 1923;
1c. Oct. 8; BE 572225; W. H. Paling
&.co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
18397

Al cinematografo; duetto. versi di S.
Cafiero, musica di O. Granozia, of
Italy ; mand. acc. Edizione Panzetta.

4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;,1 ¢, Oct. 19;
E 572332 ;...Italian; book ,.co., New
York. 18398

Alabammy .,jhome blues; w and melody
Elton L. Griffith and Bob K. Doran,
O£.0.u8a.© Lee. OGtn2Z4deeos., E
571504; Clarence. Williams music
pub. ce., ine., New York.. 18399

Alabamy blacksheep, won’t you return
tomy fold; w King Zany [pseud. of
Jack Dill], m Roy Ingraham, arr.
Geo. J... Trinkaus,, of ,U..S.; Ato.
(Excellent. quartette arrangements, .
no. 1707,. 1708) 1. Mixed voices.—
2. Female voices. © Oct. 5, 1923;
2.c. each Oct..12; E_ 574126. 574127;

M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 18400, 18401
male voices. 4to.

(Witmark edition, excellent . quar-
tette arrangements, no. 1706) ©
Sept. 27, 1923; 2 c Oct. 5; E 569995 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] / ~ 18402
Alaska in the snow,; fox trot, George

E. May, of France; pf. © Nov. 9,
1923 ce.” Now. 10)” i oe
‘Enoch & cie., Paris. — 18403

Album for violin and piano; by A. H.
of England. [London], Frederick
Harris co. Contents: Nocturne.—
Mazurka.—Reverie.—Moto perpetuo.
CG. 'Ock "Ls, “TO8S?) 1S Ocrmae Et
572224: Amy Hare. London. 18404

Albums. of. Amy Hare’s songs; m_ A.
H., of England. London, Frederick
Harris co.” v. 3, 4 (over title:
Song | albums) '*'©’ Sept: 29! 1928 ;
1 c. each Sept. 17; B 572186, 572187 ;
Amy Hare, London. 18405, 18406

1068

~ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923, ;,

Alice; shimm-lied, text und musik
von Arthur Rebner, of Austria, op.
56% © July 31,.1923;;,1 ¢.Sept..29 ;
FE 572112; Drei-masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 18407

Alice in Wonderland; series of panto-
mime pictures,.H. S...K., of U..S.
StiJman-Kelley pub. — soc. Con-

MeOLS: 2. introduction. — 2. "Phe
white rabbit is late-—3. The Chesh-
ire eat.—4. The caucus race.—d.
The forest of forgetfulness.—6. Red

queen’s banquet. 1. Piano.—2. Grand
orch. se. © Oct. 1, 1923; 2 ©. each
Oct. 3; E 571563, 571564; Edgar

Stillman-Kelley, Oxford, O.
18408, 18409
All|, for Bart’s! fox-trot-song, Ww
Jerome Chester, m. Herbert Oliver,
of ;England. © Oct. 8, 1923; 1.-e.
Oct. 6; E 572215; Joseph Henry

Larway, London. 18410
Aaretan vou.) w arid) m:) ‘Cos. S2) of
teas: Sept, 24'"1999'2 c Sept.
29; KE. ‘571489; _ Charles Joseph
Shackett, Los Angeles, 18411
All hail! United States! America!
/wrand mi Wii'G, of (Ul S. ) 8v0.'.©

Aug. 10. 19238; 2 e. Oct..1; E574209 ;
Warren Collins, Fort Worth, Tex.
. 18412
All the world shall come to praise
Thee; synagogue anthem’ for the
‘high holy days, English adaptation
of mediaeval Hebrew piyut,. Israel
Zangwill, musical setting, L. Lewan-
dowski, arr, A. I. Cohon, of -U. S8.;
Sop. solo ane four rae choir. Ato.
(55905 95 emN1)
(Ossi age 1923: 9 a Aug. ‘31° E
570774; A. Irma Cohon. Chicago.
[© rearrangement] 18413
All thro’ the night (Ar hyd y nos);
unison song, English w Gerald Cum-
berland, m traditional, arr.’ Cyril
Jenkins, of Great Britain: in G.
Williams ed. 4to. (Four Welsh
folk-songs, no. 2) [Welsh and
English text] [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations]. © Oct. 3, 1923; Le.

Oct. 15; BE 572269; Joseph Williams.
Itd., London. [© English words and
arrangement] 18414

Allegretto’ elegantemente; by H. V. Jer-
vis-Read,. of Great Britain; pf.
(Sonnets, no. 6) © Oct. 23, 1923;
1c. Oct. 26; E 572474; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., London. 18415

Allegro con brio; por Enrique Soro, of
Chile; pf. Edizione Ricordi. (Dos
piezas caracteristicas, no. 2) © Oct.
17, 1923;.1 ¢. Oet. 18; B)572286; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 18416

18427

Allegro, giocosamente ; by H. V. Jervis-

Read, of Great Britain; pf. (Son-
net, no. 7) -© Oct, :23,..1923.;;1. «..
Oct... 26; E. 572473; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co,. London. 18417

Alligator flop; melody J. O., of U. S.,

arr. Lillian Hardin, of U.S. ©1ce.
Oct. 25, 1923; E 574459; Joseph Oli-
ver, Chicago. 18418:

Alma redemptoris Mater; m James P.
Dunn, of U. S.; male voices. (Iv
Fischer edition, no. 5275: Vade me-
cum, v. 3) © Oct. 18, 1923; 2° «..
Oct. 20; E.576629;. J. Fischer & bro.,
New York: 184192

Aloha oe (Farewell to thee) ; w andm
Queen Liliuokalani, arr. C. E. K., of

U. S.; ukulele and guit. acc. © Oct.
9 1923" 2 ey Oct. 010; -E,. SALLY;
Chas. E. King, Honolulu.

18420:

Along the stream; poem tr. from the:
Chinese of Li-Po by L. Cranmer-.
Byng, m. Peter Warlock [pseud. of
Philip Haseltine] of England. (Sau-
dades) © Sept. 10, 1923; 1.¢. Sept.
11; EK 567908; J. & W. Chester, ltd.,
London.. 18421

Always come to mother; w E. H., m:
Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with words.
© Sept... 18, 1923;'2 e Oct. 15; EH
576637; Ethel Huber, Wright City,
Mo. 18422

Amada (la) inmovil; vals romantico,
poesia y musica de Juan Garriga,
of U. S.; pf with words. San Juan,
P: R., Garriga bros. & co. © Nov.
1; 1923 );:2°e. Nov. 9; H 576901 ; Juan:
Garriga Alvarez, San Juan, P. R.

18423:

Amant (L’) -joyeux ; by Norman Leigh,
of (UioS.cipiilis@ Oets'5//1923 5.2: e.
Oct. 11; E. 571917; Walter Jacobs,
‘ine., Boston. 18424

Amarella; w and m Jesse M. Winne,

arr. Howard Barlow, of U. S.;
three-pt. cho., women’s voices. 4to.
(G. Ricordi & co.’s collection | of

part-songs and choruses for women’s
voices) _©: Nov. 9, 1923; 2; ¢. Nov.
12; E 576974; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
- “New; York. 18425,
America, dear America; w A. E. R.,
m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with
-w...© Sept. 18, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 15;
E 576025; A. E.. Ranney, Los An-
geles. 18426

America we are proud of you; w and
melody, T..K., of U. S., arr. Harold’
B. Freeman, of U. S. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1923; E 576391; Thomas Knowles,
Centerdale, R. I. 18427

i 1069

18428

American legion march (Legion
Americana marcha); by Henri La-
velle, arr. Henry S. Sawyer, of
U. S.; piano, four hands. (MeKin-
ley world famous edition, no. 1986)
© Sept. -227 1923. ,,2. e,»,Sept.21:
E 571288: McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. [© arrangement] 18428

American tango: by D. S., of U. S.,
arr. Charles M:: Smith, of, U. S.;
melody with pf. ace. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1923; E 571800; David Sapirstein,
New York. 18429

Americanate: Stornelli, versi di A. M.,
musica di Theresa de Matienzo, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.

1 e. Oct. 25, 1923; E 574441; Alfredo
Melina, Brooklyn. 18430

Americans; w R. R. P., m A. S. Sul-
livan, of England. © 1 e. Nov. 12,

1923; E 576969; Rob. Roy Parrish,
Chula Vista, Calif. 18431
Amerykanka; polka, muzyke napisal,
Win Baluta, of U. S.: pf. © Sept.
25, 1923; 2 c Oct. 8; E 571788; |
Baluta musie co., Chicago. 18452

Ammore ’e malandrino; versi di Vin-
cenzo Emilio, musica di Vincenzo
De Salvin, of Italy; mand. ace.
Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to. © Sept.
8, 1923; 1 c. Oct. 19: E 572361; Ital-
‘jan book co., New York. 18433

Amor errante; capricho criollo, poesia
de Julio Florez, musica de Juan
Garriga, of U. S.; pf. San Juan,
P. R., Garriga bros. & co. © Nov. 1,
1923; 2 ec. Nov. 9; E 576904; Juan
Garriga Alvarez, San Juan, P. R.

18434

Anastasia Reilly; from: Shamrock, w
and m William Halligan, of U. S.
Cy) Sept! i2%, - 1923 7° 2H & MOE;
FE 571893; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York. 18435

And you? wandmF.M., of U.S. ©
1 e. Oct. 8. 1923; E 574013 ; Florence
Murray, Springfield, Mass. 18436

Andantino mosso; por Enrique Soro,
of Chile: pf. Edizione’ Ricordi.
(Dos piezas caricteristicas, no.1) ©
Oct. 17, 1923; 1 c. Oct. 18 7'H 572285;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 18437

Andantino semplice; by H. V. Jervis-
Read, of Great Britain; pf. Sonnets,
no. 5) © Oct. 23, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 26;
E 572472; Murdoch, Murdoch & @o.,
London. 184388

Angel’s (The) Christmas; Christmas
earol, w John B. Tabb, m Henry
Hadley, of U. S.; mixed voices, with
alto solo. (in G. Schirmer’s Christ-

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 11, n. s., v. 18

mas carol annual, no. 19) © Oct.
9, 1923°))2 e Oct "Tae WM ST4aVTa ae.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 18439

Angels (The) in heaven have changed
my name; hymn, arr. J. B. Herbert,
of U. S. © Oct. 10, 1923: 2 c. Oct.

20; E 574324; Homer <A. Roden-
heaver, Chicago. [© harmonization
and arrangement | 18440

Antiphonal: by Gordon S. Thayer, of
U. S.; pf. (Sunbeams) © Oct. 30,
1923 3 2- en: Oet.! Sian Eis StGa7eies.
Brainard’s sons co., New York.

(18441.

Arcobaleno; versi di C. Cinque, mu-
sica di E. Cerino, of Italy; mand.
ace. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
26: E 576441; Casa editrice Posil-
lipo, Napies. 18442

Aren't we all: w and m Percy Edgar
and Geoffrey Clayton, of England ;
in C. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions] ©, Sept. 24.2983. 4c, act.
12; E 572235; West's, Itd., London.

18443

Argument (The); four-part song, Ww
Rebecca B. Foresman, m Harvey
Worthington Loomis, arr. Clarence
C. Robinson, of U. S.; women’s
voices. (Carl Fischer’s octavo
choruses for female voices, no. 5031)
© June 28, 1923; 2.c¢.,Oct. 9;,E
571824: Carl Fischer, New. York.
[© arrangement] 18444

Arkansaw mama; w and melody Mar-
shall Walker, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Oct.
2, 1923 ; E.571493 ; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

18445

Arm in arm with Jesus; gospel song,
w and mC. E. B., of U. S. 8vo. ©
Oet.;, 27: 192315. 2 4Er pe OE weae 5 yt
576562; Chas. E. Braun, Cleveland.

18446

Around the sundial; capriccio. L. G.
del Castillo, arr. R. E. Hildreth, of
U. S.; oreh. 4to. © May 31, 1923;

2 ee Oct.: 1s) BM 59025 Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. [© arrange-
ment] 18447

As I went up a little hill; w D. K..
m Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 ec. Oct.
6: #571720; Dora Klingensmith,
East Vandergrift, Pa. 18448

As long as he loves me; from Ziegfeld
follies. w Lew Brown, m James F.
Hanley, of U. S. © Nov. 2, 1923;
2 e. Nov. 3; £ 574623; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.

18449

1070

no, 11, 1923

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

18470

Ascher’s advanced orchestra book, no.
ho 4p A. of ©. S~;.orceh. with pf.
ace., organ or conductor. 17 pts.
Aton) Oct. 15, 1923; 2. ceach
Noy. 12; E 576948; Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York. [© arrangements] |

18450

Ash (The) grove (Llwyn on.) ; unison
song. English w J. J. Cadwaladr, m
traditional, arr. Cyril Jenkins, of
Great Britain; in G. Williams ed.
4to. (Four Welsh folk-songs, no. 4)
{Staff and sol-fa notations] [Weish
-and English text] © Oct. 3. 1923:
1 .e@ abet id 4.572271... Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. [© English
words and arrangement] 18451

Ashes of vengeance; by Muriel Pol-
lack, of U. S.. arr. Walter G. Hauen-
schild of U. S.: oreh. with pf. Ato.

- © Sept. 4, 1923: 2. ¢ Sept. 5;)E

. 571539: Pell music pub. co... New
York. 18452

Asi cantaba, la fuente; cancidn colom-
biana, letra de Consuelo Pruneda,
musica de B. de J. G., of Mexico.
Ole Oct. 12, 1923; E 576488; Beli-
sario de Jesus Garcia, Mexico, D. F.,
Mexico. 18453

Asperges me; m Reginald Vaughan,
of Great Britain; male voices. (Jn
Fischer edition. no 5275: Vade
mecum, vy. 3) © Oct:, 18, 1923; 2
ce. Oct. 20: E 576616; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 18454

At half past seven; from Nifties, w
B. G. De Sylva, m George Gershwin,
of U.S." © Oct. 12,1923: 2 e. Oct.
18; E 576173; Harms, ine, New
York. ; 18455

- At memories gate: w and m G. M., of
U. S. Shady, N. Y:, Marshall pub.
corr'© Nov. *21).1922:; 2 e) ‘Oct! 15,
1923; E 571985; Gloria Marshall,
Shady, N. Y: 18456

At plav: study of triplets, Florence A.
Goodrich, of U. S.; pf. (In Charac-
ter sketches) © Sent. 28, 1923; 2
ey Oct. &5 + 574241)s'Clayton' A.
' Summy co., Chicago. 18457
At the children’s ball: by Eduard
Rohde, of U. S., op. 76, no. 10, pf.
Rev. ed. (Little folks, no. 10) ©
Oct. 26, 1923 : 2’c. Oct. 30: FB 574582 -
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. [©
new matter] 18458

Aft the depot of life; waltz, w and m

Nainin Sregor [pseud. of N. H. RB.],
o£ BES, ©. Oct..18, 1923 2.e Oct.
24; E 576370; Ninian H. Rogers,
Oakland, Calif.

18459 |

Attesa (L’); poesia di Giovanni Cos-
tanzi, musica di Alfredo Berisso, of
Italy. (Sette liriche, no. 3) © Oct.
Ti eo ee le OC. te su tea
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 18460

Au flanc du Vésuve;.tarantelle, par

Raoul Boischot, of France; orch,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Oct.
P1923) We Cet i27i WoT 25 T GR..
Boischot, Paris. 18461.

Au milieu du ciel pale (Mid yon pale
heavens); Noél bressan, French
adapted M. Duhamel, English, Ray-
mond Gauger, harmonized and arr.
Gerald Reynolds, of U. S.: women’s
voices. 4to. (Fischer edition, no.
ASO ahh. OC, Lomas 2k. Ol. 2s
EK 574419; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [© arrangement] 18462

Auburn wins: yell, w and m N. S. R..
of G'S. “© Get. 12051923 5 :2e. Cet.
22; E 576309; Nora 8S. Robinson.
Opelika, Ala. 18463

Auf der kleinen gartenbank: shimmy-
fox-lied, text von Hermann Frey.
musik von Otto Lindemann, of Ger-
many. © Sept. 26, 1923; 1c. Oct.
19: E 572330: Drei-masken verlag.
a. g., Berlin. 18464

Aurora; w and m A. R..K., of U.S.
©1e¢. Oct. 6, 1923 ; E 571663 ; Agnes
Robinson Kirseh, Aurora, Il.

18465

Automne (L’) de ’amour; moon river,
valse chantée. paroles de Michel
Carré et André Barde, musique de
Lee David. of England. © Oct. 5
1923); lie Oct 273, H 572522; Publi-
cations Francis-Day, Paris. 18466

Automobile (Der); w and melody
Ae Ob So te) Lucy Aer cn fees *
E 576392; Abe Schwartz, New York.

18467

Autumn; w and m Edna J. Allen
Phillips, of U. S. (Four seasons)
(©), Gets EO; 1923 3:2) ger Oct: Ady KH
574169 ; Will Rossiter, Chicago.

18468

with biographical sketch and
instructive annotations, w and m
Lilian Vandevere, of U. S.; pf. with
words. {Progressive series compo-
Sitions; no. 133)’ © Oct. 23, 1923 ;
2 ce. Oct. 26; E 576459; Art publica-
tion soe., St. Louis. 18469

Autumn melody; by D. B. W., of
Wee pie Vora Cr Oct ott: 1925 9M
571963; David B. Wiens, Hartzell,
Mo. 18470

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2) Sen ‘say

¢ hede* iy? is 7

pt. iiss 18

|
Autumn nights; valse lente, Marion G. | Baby boy; lullaby, w and melody W.

Osgood, of U. S.,; violin with pf.
(Melodious compositions by modern
composers, grade one) © Oct. 10.
AO 12 ¢Oct. 457 Bagels arms,
ine., New York. 1847]
Autunno in campagna; poesia di Gio-
vanni Constanzi, musica di Alfredo
Berisso, of Italy. (Sette liriche, no.
7) 1© Oct! L7H 1923; 1.¢) Ot I8 7-H
572288; G. Ricordi & eo., Milan.
18472
Ave Maria; m H. J. Stewart, of U. S.;
male voices. (Jin Fischer edition,
no. 5275: Vade mecum, v. 3) © Oct.
aS, O25 2 CL, A et oe al.
Fischer & bro., New York. 18473
solo and echo., w from Church
service, m Caroline Maude [i. e. Vis-
countess Hawarden, of England] ©
pept22; 192321 c. Oct. O- Borsa -
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 18474
Ave Regina; m James P. Dunn, of
U. $8.; male voices. (Jn Fischer edi-
tion, no. 5275: Vade mecum, v. 3)
)Oct.. 18, 1923: 2 4e. Ock, a2 i
576630; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
18475
Avventura (L’) di Patapon; versi di
C. Biscio, musica di E. E. Cerino, of
Italy, arr. G. De Marco,.of Italy.
(C) de. (OG 277 1923-7 pias PB.
Eliseo & son, New York. 18476
Awakening of the lion (Le reveil du
lion) ; ecaprice heroique, A. v. Kont-
sky, op. 115, rev. J. S. Seredy. of
U. S.; full orch. © July 23, 1923;
2 ce. Oct. 9; E 571858; Carl Fischer,
New York, [© arrangement]
18477
Away back on mother’s knee; w C. L.
H., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 e. Oct.
26, 1923; .E 576430; .Charles Ly
Henry, Buffalo. 18478
Babe (The) of Bethlehem; Christ-
mas cantata, text from Bible,
prayer-book, hymnal and old Eng-
lish carols, m Harvey B. Gaul, of
U. S.; sop.; alto, ten. and bass solos,
with cho. 4to. Contents: 1. Pre-
lude.—2. The time of annunciation.—
3. The shepherds in the fields.—4.
March of the wise men.—d. At the
lonely manger.—6. Finale, Come ye
lofty.. © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 15;
KH 574165; H: W: Gray. co.,. New
York. 18479
Babies; w R. M. W., m Elliott Mark-
ham, of U..S.; pf. with w. © Aug.
20) 1928" 2. ¢.,.Octe:6 > Romeo:
Mrs. R. M. Worrell, Greeley, Col.
18480

H.,.of U.S. .© Pe w@et. 3, 192555
071512; Walter Hull, Dearborn.
Mich. 18481

Baby mine; w Mrs. Feywood Isaac,
m Al. Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© ‘Aug. 31, 1923.2 coe 6:
071747; Mrs. F. Isaae, Sulphur, La.

18482

Baby o’ mine; w H. H., m George
Graff; ''jr// of) DO. >) Sintares 7a iihieo.
G. Beach, of Us'S/ «© WD c.. Oct.
22, 1923; E 574894; Honora Hessian,
San Francisco. 18483

Baby Peggy; waltz, J. Titlebaum, of
U: 'S!; pt. | © Ie Och 2atte2s? Hh
574359; Belwin, inc. New York.

18484

Baby’s own sweetheart; cradle song,
waltz w and m Wm. M. Wright, of
UO. 8.ic@: Sept. :215°1928 : Bee. Oct.
8; E 574045; Wm. Wright, Newport.
Ky. 18485

Bach (Johann Sebastian) Bach vio-
lin album for young violinists; fif-
teen Bach selections, selected, arr.
and simplified H. L., of Russia,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. Nov.
8, 1923; E 574673; Hyman Liebman.
New York. [© selection, arrange-
ment and simplification] 18486

Prelude and fugue in A minor
(Preludio y fuga en la menor); J.
S. Bach, transeribed for pf. Franz
Liszt, ed. Edwin Hughes, of U. S.;
organ. (Schirmer’s library of musi-
cal classies, v. 1475) © Oct. 16,
1923 52 «ce. Oet. 195) He S4E239 5 1G.
Schirmer, inc, New York.) [©
editing] 18487

—- Suites francaises; de J. S. Bach
éd. revue et doigtée par H. Dallier,
of France; pf. (Edition nationale
francaises; Panthéon des pianistes,
no. 1245),..© Oct. 5, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct.
27; E 572549; Henry .Lemoine &
cie., Paris. [© editing, revision and
fingering | 18488

Bachelor (The) trust; musical come-
dy, bk. and: lyrics G. R. F., m. E.
AH. of U. S.ww@i bre. Oeiaat, 19235
E 571928; Edwin A. Freeman and
Carlton R. Foster, Somerville. Mass.

18489

Bachmann (Alberto) Cing pieces
faciles; par A. Bachmann of Swit-
zerland; violon et pf. Contents:
1. Danza rusticana.—2. Les mu-
cherons.—3. Morris dance.—4. Val-
sette—5. Le petit soldat. © Oct.
5 1923.-"" 1 "Och aaa (taal 5
Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris. 18490

1072

‘no. 11, 1923

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

18515

Back, back, back to Tennessee; w and
melody L. M. C. arr. Julius Osiier,
of Ue ©) 1’ c Nov.'12,'1923'; HE
576971; Laura Mason Crisp, Kansas
City, Mo. 18491

Baek o’town blues; New Orleans blues,
w and m L. M. Bowen and Herbie
Herbedeaux, of U. S. © Oct. 26,
1928; 2 c Oct. 27; E 576477; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 18492

— — w and melody L. M. Bowen and
Herbie Herbedeaux, of U..S., arr.
Peis. ©). 1c; Ont:,:20,,4923; E
574464; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

18493

Back to Chicago for me; w J. H. C.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S.,\ arr.
Theo, G. Beach,,of U.,.S. ©. 1-c.
Oct. 22, 1923; EB 574399; J. H. Car-
michael, Santa Rosa, Calif. 18494

Back to Croajingolong; Australian fox
trot song, w Alice Lind, m Pat Dun-
lop, of Australia. © July 31, 1923;
lie. Oct. 8; E 572202; Allen & co.,
pty. itd., Melbourne, Australia.

18495

Back to the Bible; w and m F. E. O.,
Ohne me aeavo:.. © Aug, 29, 1923:
2.¢e, Oet. 53; H 574000; French E.
Oliver, Los Angeles. 18496

Back to the hills o’er the winding
trail; w and mF. J. F., of U. S.. ©
Mee Ho. doeos. 2,62, Oct 1a; HH
576058; Francis J. Flannigan, Wa-
tertown, N. Y. 18497

Bagatelles; 10 piéces, par Alexandre
Teherepnine, revues et doigtées par
I. Philipp, of France; pf. © Sept.
iM, Ae25;5 1 c Sept. 26:,, 572057 ;
Heugel, paris. [© revision and
fingering] 18498

Bahama; fox trot, w Leo Michel, m
Harry Woods, of U..S.. © Oct. 25,
ie; 2 ¢c. Nev 2: ©, 576649: M.
‘Witmark & sons, New York. 18499

Balanecelle; petite valse, par Hedwige
Chrétien, of France; pf. 4 4 mains.
Editions musicales Buffet-Crampon
et cie. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢ Sept.
26; E 572076; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. | 18500

Balfe (Michael, William) I dreamt
that I dwelt in marble halls; from
Bohemian’. irl ov WBS arr
Henry SS. Sawyer’ of U.' 'S. 3°' pf.
(McKinley world famous edition,
no. 2014) © Sept. 22; 19238: 2 «.
Sept. 27; FE 571315; McKinley mu-
sic ec., Chicago. [© arrangement]

18501

=19

(

Balloonograph; march, R. B, Hisen-
berg, of U. S.; band. 4to. © Oct.
6, 1923; 2 ce Oct. 8; H 574043; Fred
Jewell, Worthington, Ind. 18502

Bang (Maia) violin method; provided
with original exercises and sugges-
tions by Leopold Auer, and based
on his teaching principles, M. Bang,
of Norway, domiciled at New York,
Suppl. © Sept. 22; 1923 ; 2 ¢.'Oct. 9;
E 571844; Carl Fischer, New York.

18503

Bashful boy; waltz song, w and m
BiiSs,yof: Oy S.o7@® TimiOdet..6p 1928 ;
EK 9571763; Elmer Skoumal, Mil-
waukee. 18504

Basses et chants donnés aux concours
des classes @harmonie; année 1923,

de divers auteurs, of France. ©
Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept. 26; HE
572045; Heugel, Paris. 18505

Batchelor (The); w C. D. T., m Va-
leria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with w.
Oy Oehe ites: LOD ac tee Co IOV ean 1

.
my

576661; Chas. D. Tillinghast, Las
Vegas, Ney. 18506
Battling Butler; selection, Philip

Braham, of Great Britain; military
band. London, Boosey & co. (Boo-
sey’s military journal, 147th Series,
no. 6) © Sept. 6, 1923; 1 e. Sept.
26; EH 572037; Ascherberg, Hopweod
& Crew, Itd., London. [© arrange-
ment ] 18507
Be still; sacred song, w A. M. P., m
Herman M. Hahn, of U. S., op. 86;
medium voice. © Oct. 3, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 8; E 574058; Anna M. Philley,
Kt. Wayne, Ind. 18508

Beautiful (The) city; sacred song, w
Jno. Bureh Atchison, m Ira B. Wil-
son, of U. S.. 1. High voice, in
F.—2. Low voice, in E flat.—3.
Sop. and alto. © Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c.
each Sept. 29; FE 569801—569803 ;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.

18509-18511

1. Men’s voices.—2.
Women’s voices. © Sept. 12. 1923;
2 ce Sept. 29; E 569783, 569784 ;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.

18512, 18513

Beautiful Columbia, the glory of the
West; w and m M. H. K., of Aus-
tria, domiciled at Portland, Or.
O- 1NeD Sept. 16.1923: of! 571523 5
Mildred H. Kolar, Portland, Or.

18514

Beautiful girl I love you; w and m
LR: or Ot S.8 (© Ti 'eOct? 125,
1923; FE 576559; Lewis Huber
Unglesby, Baton Rouge, La. 18515

13

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18516

Beautiful Italian nights; waltz, w
Jean Rivinius, melody, arr. H. O. P..
of Wai sa- ©. ie, 00ck 22, 1923; HB
076330; Mae E. Brown, Maywood,
Ill, and Horace O. Prell, Chicago.

18516

Beauty (The) prize: musical comedy
in three acts. w George Grossmith
and P. G. Wodehouse, m Jerome
Kern, of. U. S.; vocal se. © Sept.
24. 1923; de... Sep. Zs, EeerOce oo:
Ky 572102; “E. .B. Haris ~ c0.2 New
York. 18517

Because I don’t love you; weand m
melody R. J. O., of U. S., arr. Harry
French, of U.S: »©@ 4 ‘eda 22,
1923; E 574081; Ralph J. Osborne,
Detroit. 18518

Because of you: w E. M., m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1 ec. Oct. 4,
1923; E 571591; Ella Mills, Lewis-
ton, Id. 18519

Because you left me alone; w and m
BE. K., of 0,8. ‘© Te Oct 22023 -
E 576299; Erma Kline, Oakland,
Calif. 18520

Because you understood; w: M. J., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach;of U.S. © .4i; ei; Oates 26,
1923; E 576432; May Jones, School-
field, Va. 18521

Bedzie wojna z moskalami; melodja
ludowa, opracowt Frank Przybyl-
ski, of U. S.; uktad na fortepian
automatycezny. © 1c. Oct..26, 1923 ;
E 576384; Victor music roll co.,
Chicago. 18522

Bee (The) and the pup; a character-
istic descriptive novelty dance, by
Justin Ring and Fred W. Hager.
Of), Us See Dic KO Lb cyiekpsge2s ;
E 574494; F. Wallace Rega, New
York. 18523

Beethoven (Ludwig van) Divine great
love; w Franz Eugen, of U. S., m
Beethoven, arr. John Pattinson, of
U...48.;. eho,;) and ten. solo. —-4to.
(Carl Fischer’s choir music edition,
no, 144). -©: Aug.-15, 1923 2c. Oct.

9; E# 571811; Carl Fischer, New

York. [© arrangement and on
English words] 18524
Before the day is done; w Alfred Bar-
ratt, m Clinton D. Lowden, of U. S.
© sume 18); 1923; 2,e> Oetit 22%: E
576643; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 18525
Behold the Lamb of God; w from the
Bible. m J. B. H., of U. S. © Oct.
It: 19238%.2 ¢.-Oetiri9:; H St626h: J.
B. Herbert, Monmouth, IIL. 18526

pt. Ii, D. s., v, 18

Behold the man; w and m A. W. B.
of U.S; ,,© 4. ef Get. 19, 1a25- ©
576187; Adah Watts Burdick, De.
troit. 18527

Bells of the church ‘round the corner:
w G. J. S., m Valeria Gordon, of U.
S.; pf. with w. © Sept. 18, 1923:
2 c Oct. 15; E 576014; George J.
Smith, Pueblo, Col. 18528

Benedicat vobis; motet pour messe de
mariage, paroles latins, musique de
Th. Dubois, of France; cheeur mixte.
soli de tén. et bar., avec ace. orgue
violoncelle, harpe et contrebasse, en
la bémol. Nouvelle version. €
Sept.,. 14, - 192854 ...G)eepes come!
572064; Heugel, Paris. 1852¢

3erlioz (Hector Louis) Marche hon.
groise; from Damnation de Faust
H. Berlioz, arr. M. L. Lake, of. S. ;
Inilitary band, with conductor. 4to.
‘© \TSuly: 23): 923372 weet 9: E
571830; Carl Fischer, New York
[© arrangement] 1853¢

Best (The) sweetheart that I had eve1
known; w Edward Connors, m P. W.
M., of U. S., arr. Nora Melnerney.
of U:-S.o" © 2 ec 0te sae aus: §E

576472; Patrick “W. MelInerney.
Lowell, Mass. 18531

Better give your sweetie what she
needs ; w and m Henry Creamer and
Sam Wooding, of U. S., arr. Billy
Heagney, of U: SO five Oct. 2.
1923; E 571486; Joseph M. Davis.
New York. 18532

Betty; w Barton Mac, melody Neil
Moret, of U. S. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1923;
E 574530; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

18533

Beyond the blue sky; w and m
N. B. D., of U.S. © Semmes, 1925;
2c. Oct. 4; E 571665; Norna B. Dex-
ter, Los Angeles. 18534

Big (The) brown bear; chorus, w H.
A. Heidt, m Mana-Zucca [pseud. of
Augusta Zuckermann] op. 52, no. 1,
arr. John Hyatt Brewer, of U. S.;
men’s voices. (G. S. 8vo. choruses,
no. 7059) © Oct. 16, 1923; 2 c. Oct.
19; E 576234; G. Schirmer, inc..
New York. [© arrangement]

18535

Big (The) bus; march, Reginald
A. Neville, of Great Britain; band.
4to. (Boosey’s march journal, no.
367) © Aug. 3, 1923; I c. Sept. 26;
E 572022; Boosey & eo., London.

18536

1074

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. fs 1923

18560

Bitd- eall; canari-fox-trot, by James
Wilton, of Holland, op. 21; pf. ©
Oct. 17, 1923; 1 ¢ Oct. 29; E BT 2491 ;
B. H. Smit, ‘Amsterdam, ‘Holland.

18537

Birds (The) ; w Hilaire Belloc, m Alec
Rowley, of Hngland; low voice in E
min. © Sept. 28, 1923; 1 c. Oct. 13;
E 572254; Winthrop Rogers, Itd.,
London. 18538

Birds (The) are singing; w H. W. B.,
m George Graff, jr.. of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1.
Oct. 1, 1923; E 571474; Henry W.
Braley, S. Swansea, Mass. 18539

Birds at dawn; by Gordon S. Thayer,
of U. S.; pf. (Sunbeams) © Oct.
wee eee. Oct. ol: KLDt6Dlo; |S.
Brainard’s sons co., New York.

18540

Birthday secrets; by Theodore Dutton,
of U. S.; pf. (No hills to climb, no.
2) © Oct. SU1o25- 2 ¢. Oct, 13; E

574181 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18541

~Bisschen (Hin) liebe; lied, text von
Beda, musik von Hermann Leopoldi,
of Germany, op. 49. © Mar. 1. 1923;
1 ¢@. Oct. 27; E 572486; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, Vienna. 18542

Black and blue; melody A. M. Gifford,

v

irs Gf tes: lc Oct. 2, 1923: E
571501; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inec., New York. 18543

Blarney (The) of Barney O’Toole: w
and m E.J.,.L., of U. S.,.arr., Walter
Goodell faa WS. © .1,,¢.. Noy. 8:
1923; E 574677; Frederic J. Long,
Chicago. 18544

Blessed hour of prayer; variations,
Leon E. Simmons, of U. S.: pf.
ne 12, 1923: 2 ¢. Oct.15:E 571998 ;

VN Perry’s. sons, / Sedalia, Mo.
18545

Blind man’s buff; w and melody J. H.
Trent and Duke Ellington, of U. S.,
arr. Geo. R. Holman, of U. S. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1923: E 576379: Fred
Fisher, ine., New York. 18546

Blue bright eyes; w Jas. W. Searle. m
Joseph Sands, of U. S., arr. ae
Lax, of U.S. © Oct. 19, 1923;

Oct... 225 JB aoa 5s 2. Searle aes
Dworkin, Washington. 18547
Blue eyes; w H. K. and N. C.,m E..S

S. Huntington, of U.S. ©1e. Oct.
19, 1923; E 576200; Harold Kirda-
hey and N. Cardegno, Winsted.
Conn. 18548

Blue (The) in your eyes means heaven
to me; w H. D. V., m H. Richard,
of U. S. © July 28, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
31; E 576069; Hudson D. Valentine,
Washington, Mo. 18549:

Blue lagoon: waltz, w and m Pierre
Dubois, of England. © Oct. 31,
£9735 Tc. i Noy., 10:3 Wra(2718 2 Dix,
Itd., London. 18550

Blue paradise; melody V. T. L. and L.
S.,/of U.S: ‘© 1 ce. Oct. 22, 1923; i
976351; Virgil Toba Louis and Louis .
Salemme, Chicago. 18551

Blueiest (The) blues of blues; w
and m F. W. L., of U. S. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 2, 1923; E 574636; Fred W.
Longshaw, Kansas City, Mo.

18552

Blues never die; melody Thomas Wa!-
ler Lot Ue; S.4<_©,4.e: Oct. 2. 1928;
E 571487; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 18553

Boardwalk (The) ; w and m Mary Lee,
of U. S. © Aug. 16, 1923; 2 e. Sept.
7; E 571525; Moore pub. co., New

York. 1855-£

Boat song; two-pt. song, w Henry
Knight, m Ferris Tozer, of England ;
treble voices. ci (Part songs, no.
132) © Sept. 22, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 5;
E 572190; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 18555

Bobby; w A. E. W., melody John F.
Ryan, of U.S. ©1¢€ Oct. 26,-1923;
E 576417; A. E. Weeks, Cincinnati.

18556

Bobolink (The); two-part cho, w
Belle Case Harrington, m Ira B. Wil-
son, of U S.; treble voices. 4to.
(Lorenz’s two-part, three-part and
four-part choruses, no. 5040) ©
BeViav font toee 7) 2. Ca pent) sor.

- 569790; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, C.

18557

Bohater (The hero); mazur, melody
Pok., of Ux Sze © 1 e Oct-28; 1928 ;
E 574260; Peter Feldhann, New
York. > 18558

Bondaella; Nubian fox trot, E. C. J.;
of U. S., arr. J. Berni Barbour, of
US. 7 pi *© 'f €" Cet... 17;' 1923; EB
574255; Evelyn Caldwell Jones, Chi-
cago. 18559

Bonheur de printemps (Happiness of
spring) ; par Gaston Borch, of Nor-

way; orch. with piano-conductor.
Hawkes octavo ed. © Oct. 5, 1923;
1 ¢ Oct. 15; E 572261; Hawkes &

son, London. 18560:

1075

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18561

pt. 1, n. s., v.18

Boogie (The) man’s patrol; character-
istic, by Victor G. Boehnlein, of U.
S., arr. Christopher O’Hare of U.S.:
orch. (Concert edition for orchestra,
no. 566) © Sept. 26, 1923; 2 ©. Oct.
16; E. 576106; Oliver Ditson co.. Bos-
ton. 18561

Bordogni (M.) 24 vocalises: faciles et
progressives, par M. Bordogni, révi-

sion par Mme. Pié-Bollaert, of
France. Edition classique A. Du-
rand & fils.. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 e.

Ort. 27; E 5T25525
Paris. [© revision]

Durant et cie.,
18562

Born and bred in Brooklyn, over the
bridge; from The rise of Rosie
O’Reilly, w and m George M. Cohan,
arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; 4to.
(Witmark edition, excellent quar-
tette arrangements, nos. 1684-1686)
1. Female voices.—2. Male voices.—
3. Mixed voices. © Sept. 19, 1923;
2, each Septe 20 5° D11338 tT Siises:
M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 18563-18565

Boy (The) with his song; w HE. M.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8S. ©
1c. Oct. 8, 1923; E 574017; Eliza-
be-h Martin, Linderhurst, N. Y.

18566

Boys (The, of sixty-one: w F. E. B.,
m. BORIS) @f WoaiSi-~ © Liey@ek., 4,
1923 ; E 571608; Edith Finney Sher-
man and Flora Elizabeth Badger.
Plymouth, Mass. 18567

Boys (The) of the old brigade; w Fred
BH. Weatherly, m Ira B. Wilsoh, of
U. S.; bass voice, in E flat. © Aug.
28,1923 *" 2)’ c.’ Sept. 29; Hi 56979s ;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 18568

Brahe (May H.) Four songs from
Peacock pie; w Walter De La Mare,
m M. H. Brahe, of Great Britain:
low voice. Contents:—1l. The cupn-
board.—2. The old soldier.—3. The
old stone house—4. Jim Jay. ©
Fully 19,0923 pid el Septyi296 cE
572108; Hnoch & sons, ltd., London.

18569

Brahms (Johannes) Burnished lover
- leads to dancing (Brauner bursche
fiihrt zum tanze); w Hugo Conrat,
Hnglish, Raymond Gauger, m from
Zigeunerlieder, J. B., op. 103, -arr.
Gerald Reynolds, of U. S.; women’s
voices. 4to. (Fisher edition, no.
5288) © Oct. 22, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 23;
E 574416; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [© arrangement] 18570

Brahms, transcribed Joseph Joachin,
ed. Gustav Saenger, of U. S.; violin

Hungarian dance; no. 1, by J..

and pf. (Superior edition, no. 3804)
© Sept. 14, 1923; '2 e& Oct. 9: E
9¢1857;. Carl Fischer, New. York.
[© arrangement] 18571

(Danza Huingara); no. 6, J.
B., arr. Arthur Kay, of U. §8.; violin
solo with pf. (McKinley world fam-
ous edition, no. 1996) © Sept. 22.
19235 2 ¢. Sept. 27; E 571298; Me-
Kinley music co., Chicago: \[©
simplification and arrangement] .

oy Lemte

— In thy dreaming, dost remember
(Komimt dir manchmal in den sinn) ;
w Hugo Conrat, English, Raymond
Gauger and G. R., m from Zigeu-
nerlieder, J. B., op. 103, arr. Gerald
Reynolds, of U. S.; women's vo‘ces.
4to. (Fischer edition, no. 5289) ©
Oct. 22, 1923; 2 cr Oech 23) Heotsate
J. Wischer & bro., New York.
arrangement ]

——___

Soft beguiling moonlight on thy
face (Mond verhitillt sein angesicht) ;
w Hugo Conrat, English A. J. L., m
from Zigeunerlieder, J. B., op. 103,
arr. Gerald Reynolds, of .U. Si;
women’s voices. 4to. (Fischer edi-
‘tion, no. 5290) ©. Oct. 22,1928; 2
ec. Oct. 23; E 574414; J: Fischer &
bro., New York. [© arrangement }

18574

Break her heart and let her g0; w
Arthur .J.; Lamb, m,.C; K. He,or U.
S: © Novy, 4... 1923 : 296. Nova2, fh
276648 ; Chas. K. Harris, New York.

18575

Breaking the golden links of home;
w Gladys Maloney Dennington, m
Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
©" Sept. 27, 192332 ‘© Saetr aa, Si
576045; Gladys Dennington, Mead-
ville, Pa. 18576

Breath (Th’) of an Irish smile; by
Robert Hood Bowers, of U. 8S.; orch.
(Gold seal library series, G 7)

Oct... 1%,,, 1923, 2aer Oct... £8.2.48)
574271; Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. 18577

Breezes; w and m Frel F. Bryan, of
U. S. © Oct. 17, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 18;
E 574272; Irving Berlin, inec., New
York. 18578

Breitenbush (The); march, melody
G. D.,.0f U--S=- ©, 1 @s Newer 2,
1923; E 576968; Guido Deiro, New
York. 18579

Bright and beautiful daisy; w G. C.
L., m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf.
with w.' © Aug. 20, 19238; 2 ¢ Oct.
6; E 571712; Geo. C. Looney, At-
lanta. 18580

1076

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Bring a song of gladness; w M. B. M.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of “U.S.
©le Oct. 8, 1923; E 574008; Mat-

tie B. Meader, Wolfeboro, N. H.
18581

Bring back my mamma; w C. B., m
Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.

©) Oev.? 2751923; 2) & Nov:'23' EB
. 576669; Charles Bonfiglio, New
York. 18582

Bring back the old fashioned waltz;
"wo and m Albert Hay Malotte, of
US SHir@Oet.22) 19232 &' Nov.’ 3;
E 574620; Jerome H. Remick & co.,

New York. 18583
Bransine jp father; wr Meck. >J.,
melody Luther A. Clark, of U. S.

Cate Oct. 22,
Mary Louisa Judd.

1925 2 Hr’ DYG6283':
Cambria, Wis.
18584

Broadcasting; 6ne step,. Mark Strong
fand] Susannah’s squeaking shoes;
fox-trot, Murial Lillie: arr. Boosey
& co., of Great Britain: band, with
w. London, Boosey & co. 4to.
(Boosey’s brass band journal) ©
pont © 192351 c. Sept. -26*%* E
572024; Cecil Lennox & co., London.

[© arrangement ] 18585
Broke; w and melody L. J. K., of
US} arr! Arthur Wood, of 'U:'S.

rt c. Oct. 19, 1923; E 576182;
Leon J. Koelfgen, St. Paul. | 18586
Broken heart: w and m BE. S. B.,/of
GTS 271 ‘en Oct! 126" 1928; 1 E
576394; Hdward Sherman Brown.
Milwaukee. 18587
Broken (A) -heart in’ Dixie; w J. H.
Ellis, m E. S. §S. Huntington, of
Ge oS: dece Oct. 9,5 1923 >; E
576208; James H. Ellis, Portsmouth.
Va: 18588
Broken (The) silver cord; w H. L.,
m KE. S..S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
Tc, Oct. 4,-1923;, HK 571600.;. Hilma
Lindgren, Huntsville, Ont., Canada.
18589

Brooklet (The): by Bertram H. Cur-
rier, of U. S.; violoncello and pf.
(Sheet music edition, B. 1828) ©
June 27; 1923';'2 ce? Oct: 9; 'E'5T1881 ;
Carl Fischer, New York.

~ Brotherly (A) hand; w Alice R.
Moore, m C. W: B., of U. 8S. Mey-
_-ersdale, Pa., Moore & Baldwin. ©
ete. ts. Loca st ee Gets. Tema. Ky
576056; C. W. Baldwin, Meyersdale,
TBay ic: 18591
‘Brown birdeen; w Fiona Macleod, m
Ralph Cox, of U. S. 1. Sop. or
ten.—2. Alto or bar. © Sept. 6,

18590.

18603
1923: 2 ¢. each Sept. 10; E 570897 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bosten.

18592

Brown skin girl: w and melody Boots
Hope. of ULS. © toe Oct. 2, 1923:
FE 571508; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New -York. 18593

blonde (Braun oder
waltz, Emil Waldteufel, op.
162, rey..J..S. Seredy,..of_U. S.,. arr.
Alfred Roth; full oreh...,, 4to,,..©
Seni dow TOR 2) Cy, Och a> ie
571835: Carl Fischer, New York.
[© revised arrangement} 18594

3ug house fables; by Clarence Gas-
Kai eer. Geo... Drinkaus, of; U.S:
4to. (Witmark edition, excellent
quartette arrangements, nos. 1682,
1653) 1. Female voices.—2. Mixed
voices. © Sept. 19, 1923: 2 ¢. each
Sept. 27.70, vd11385.-Po sS6 st Ve
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement ] 18595, 18596

Bum-bum-bumble-bee: w M. J. M., m
M. J. M. and Austin J. Crowley, of
U. S. Providence, R. I., Hope musie
co... ©, Aug. 27, 1923; 2 ¢c..Sept. 13;
FE 571449; Michael... J. McHugh.
Providence, R. I. 18597

Bird Ellen and young Tamlane; w
and m Peter Warlock [pseud. of
Philip Heseltine] of England. (1Lil-
lygay.no..4.), © Sept. 10, 1923; 1¢
Sept. 11; E 567914; J..& W. Chester,
Itd., London. 18598

But one step between thee and death;
w and m H. L., of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. © Aug. 1
1923; 2-e¢.. Oet., 47 3) Ep 576158 ;,, Hal-
dor Lillenas, Indianapolis. 18599

Butterfly dance: by E. E., of U. S.;
pf. Portland, Or., International
music pub. co. © Sept. 19, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 24; E 569616; Emil Enna,
Portland, Or. 18600

Buy a paper from a nice old man; w
Bill. Grundy:. [i...e; R..,C..;.G.],,,m
R. E.. B.,. of U. SS... [Photostat] ©
1 -¢., Oct. 2,. 1923; BH, 5762705, Ray. C.
Grundy and Robert E. Busby, Long
Beach, Calif. 18601

Buy my flowers: w Gale Wendell, m
Peer) Bs Of) 2S. 3) pL.) With, Aw:
1 e@ Oct. 3, 1923; E 569952; Duane
R. Bassett, Bennington, Vt. 18602

By and by; jubilee melody, w and m
EH: Be Po, Sef Ul*S. - Muskogee,
Okl.. Johnson-Bell co. © Oct. 25,
1923: 2 &. Nov. 3; E'574624; H.'B. P.
Johnson, Muskogee, Ok1. 18603

Brunette or
blond) ;

80830—24—-2 1077

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18604

Bye-bye, we're sailing for Mars; w
G. M. D., melody John F. Ryan, of
U.S. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1923; E 571690;
Golda Mae Dawson, Grayville, Ill.

18604

Cabin song: from From the cotton
fields, Clarence Cameron White, op.
18, arr. M. L. Lake, of. U. S.; mili-
tary band with conductor. 4to. ©
June 28, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 9; E 571834;
Carl Fischer, New York. [© ar-
rangement | 18605

w anon... m Ira
Pratt, of U..S.; low voice in D. ©
Nov. 8, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 9; HE 576894;
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.

18606

Cake eatin’ papa; w F. G., melody
Garry Fisher, of U. S. © 1 ¢ Nov.
12, 1923; E 576951; Frank Galvin,
Los Angeles. 18607

Calico; musical comedy drama, w and
m ‘Jean "Pageart; “of U.S: 7'©@ fc.
Oct. 9, 1923; D 26491; Ellis Emmons
Reed, Newark, N. J. 18608

Oalifornia’s w Mrs.’ MoT, m. Biliott
Markham, -of ‘C. 'S.: pf. with w:' ‘©

Cage (The) of song;

Pept 13, “1923S Qe: VOCE sae ks
576013; Mrs. M. Thompson, San
Francisco. 18609

California, I’m lonesome for you; w
KH. Wm‘ EH: 8S. 'S°*Huntmeton, of
| OPiS sh Tie! SNOVG 2. eee Bh
576720; Effie Wyatt, Los Angeles.

18610

Call me sweetheart if you love me. but
don’t try to make a fool of me; w
ae na, SE VEN SEN Gr Beige Cc,
Nov.‘ 2, 1923'; E 576692 ; Frank’ Vin-
cent Schlachter, Pittsburgh. 18611

Call me your Aunty Sam; w D. M., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S.. arr. Theo.
@ Beaeh We: TS Oa weet.
1923; EH 571473; ~Delphine Miller,
Detroit. 18612

Call (The) of duty; marching song
for schools, w Frederick H. Martens,
m-Arthur Hadley; ‘of U. 8:3; sop.
solo with chorus of mixed voices.
(Ditson school octavo) © Sept. 24,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 16; E 576105; Oliver
Ditson co., Bosten. [© arrange-
ment | 18613

Call of. the sylphs; valse de ballet,
Emile Frascard, op. 21, arr. M. L.
Lake, of U. S.; military band, with
conductor. -4to. -© July, 25,; 1923 ;
2 « Oct. 9; E 571812; Carl Fischer,
New York. [© arrangement ]

18614

pt. m7, ms., v.18

Call of youth;-by Marion G. Osgood, of
U. S.: violin with pf. (Melodious
compositions by modern composers,
grade one) © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 e.

Oct. 15; .E 5S1GG; Marais ie.
New York. 18615
Call (The) to peace; w and m

EK. B. D., of U. S: New York City,
Evelyn Hopper. © Oct. 6, 1923;
2 ce. Oct. 5; E 574163; Eva B. Dem-
ing, New York. [© new matter]
18616

Cameriera (la): versi e musica di A.
Fragna, of Italy: mand. ace. Naples,
Vedova Ceccoli & figli. 4to. [Staff
and numerical notations] © Sept.
S, 19235 1° Gy Get. So ee
Italian book co., New York. 18617

Cammin facendo; versi di G. Res-
cigno, musica di G. Sarno, of Italy ;
mand. ace. 4to. ©, Sept. 8, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 26; E 576446; Casa editrice
Posillipo, Naples. 18618

Can I help it; w and melody Laila
Ryckoff,, of U.S Orbea? Oct. 9,
1923; E 576587; Bina Motta, New
York. 18619

Can you forget? w and m Lawrence
Lorraine, of Great Britain. © Oct.
20,..1928: 1 ¢,.OGk 2Gs Hy 5724663
Sydney, Acott & co., Itd., London:

18620

Cancelle! cancelle! versi di Francesco
Cuonzo, musica di Gustavo Albin, of

Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Italy,
Casa editrice Panzetta. 4to. ©

Sept. 8, 1923; 1 «© Oct. 1999 572354 ;-
Italian book co., New York. | 18621

Candy; w and m Ted Caldwell, of
VU. Sl! © Oct Ty 39285 Bree Ze. 5
E 576460: Colony music pub. co.,
Louisville. 18622.

Can’t use no monkey-man; w W. D.,
melody, L., DL; -Ob, Tne. Ge) ve., Cet.
5, 1923; E 569969; William Dorris
and Willian Davenport, Jefferson
City, Mo. 186235.

Cantabile; by E. Harold Geer, of U.S. ;
organ. (St. Cecilia, no. 290) ©
Oct. 3, 1923; 2,c. Oct. 4; E 571618 ;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 18624

Cantata; dal cantico . dei cantici;
musica di Vittorio, Gui, of. Italy;
sop. e ten. con coro. © Oct. 17,
1923: 1.¢.Oct. 18; E 572304; G.. Ri-
eordi & ¢o., Milan. 18625

Canti sinceri; versi di M. Gambar-
della, musica di S. Capaldo, of Italy ;
mand. ace. Naples, Italy, Casa edi-
trice Panzetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta

1078

no. 11, 1923

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

18647

fence) sept. 8, 1923; 1. ¢.. Oct.
19; E 572335; Italian book co., New
York. 18626
Canzona palazzola; versi di F. M.

Russo, musica di Mario Nicolo, of
Italy: mand. ace. Naples, Italy,
Casa editrice Panzetta. 4to. (Pie-
digrotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1e.
Oct. 19; E 572333; Italian book co.,
New York. 18627

Canzona settembrina : versi di A. Silla,
musica di A. Mazzucchi, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 « Oct. 26: E 576447; Casa edi-
trice Posillipo, Naples. 18628

Canzona vesuviana; versi e musica di
Kk AX ‘Mario,,.of, Italy.; mand. acc.
Naples, Italy, Casa editrice, E. A.
Mario, 410. -.© ~July -3, 1923.5, 1, ¢.
Oct. 11; E 572247; Italian book co.,
New York. 18629

S‘anzone (Una) a Chioggia; dalle
Baruffe Chiozzotte. musica di G.
Francesco Malipiero, of Italy; coro
a quattro voci sole. 4to. © Oct. 17,
ioe ete GC. bo BR bi22671 ; Ge Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 18630

Canzone di Natale; versi di Osvaldo
Forlani, melodia di L. Tutela, of

_ italy, domiciled at. Newark, N. J.
eto. Oe. 30. 1923 Eb. 5t4572;
Luigi Tutela, Newark, N. J. 18631

Carnevale ’ngalera: versi di V. Ian-

pusal, musica, di EK, A. Mario,. of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta

PS te (Cet. 15,1923 >. 2 ¢.. Oct.
20; E 574334; Italian. song co.. New
York. 18632
Carolina blues; w J. M., m. E. S. S.
Huntington, of U.S. © ,1.¢ Nov.
2, 1923; E 576719; Joe Majerowski,
Denver. 18633

Carolina, non me lo far! versi di Al-
mann, musica di R. Falvo. of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Casa _ editrice
italiana, Emilio Gennarelli,&c¢. 4to.
© Sep. +8, 1923; 1 ‘ec Oct. 19+ 'E
972356: Italian book co., New York.

18634

Carrie; song, Noel Coward, of Eng-
land. ©) Oct...8, 1923; 1 ¢ /Oct.'9;
E. 572221; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 18635

Carroltonian (The) : march, Victor G.
Boehnlein, of U. S.; pf. © June 11,
19237; ‘2c Oct! TTP EB! 571916) Wal-
ter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 18636

. Carry me back to old Virginny; by

Bland, concert variations. Harold M.

Soin, ot. U.S... Dr er Oet. 2,

1923: 2-2 .Oct; 15> EB) DT1996; As W;
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. [© new
arrangement ] 18637

Casarella ’e sposa; versi di Diego Pe-
triccione, musica di Francesco
Buongiovanni, of Italy; mand. acc.
4to. Naples. Santa Lucia. © Sept.
tet 2 BAG o SEDL.. 202) aE, Dibccleen:
Italian book co.. New York. 18638

‘ast a fond thought of remembrance;
w N. S., m Herman Dubois, [pseud.

of Ethel Fisher] of U. S. . New
York City, Frank Harding. ©
Sept.. 8, 1923; 2 ¢ Sept. 14; E

571518: Nettie Shepard, St. Louis,
18639

Castles in the air; w and melody, C. A.
Ree: Shee L. €: Oct.’ a0: 402:
E 574575: Cora A. Kaley, Millers-

burg, O. 18640
Wisdom) Geo. rant, Ojrn5(0f
VWaiS. HeO©} iy es. Oets 26) (1923 2 -H
576431; James Henry, Jonesboro,
Ark. 18641
Cavalie’; versi di Ercole Capuozzo,

musica di F. S. Cataldo, of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Italy, Casa edi-
trice Panzetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta

1923) © Sept. 8, 1923: 1 ¢. Oct. 19:
E 572336; Italian book c¢o.. New
York. 18642
Cemetery blues; w and melody. Sid
Laney and S. Williams, of U. S.,

arr. Max Kortlander, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1923 ; E 574267 ; Spencer

Williams music ¢o., inc., New York.
18643

Challinor (F. A.) Thirteen Christmas
carols; new and old, w various au-
thors, m F. A. Challinor and others,
of Great Britain. 4to. (York series,
anthems and glees, no. 847) © Oct.

18644

Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Chanson: bretonne; par C. Chami-
nade, of France, op. 76, no. 5; pf. 4
4 mains. (Romance sans paroles,
no.25)"' ‘© Oet. 19,1923 ; 1¢.'Oct: 19 ;
E 572327: Enoch &€ cie., Paris.

18645

—— Contes bleus; no. 2, par C. Chain-
inade, of France, op. 122; pf. 4 4
mains. ©) ‘Oct-19! 1923! I'¢! Oct: 19 ;
E 572325; Enoch & cie., Paris. -

18646

Hglogue; par C. Chaminade, of

Franee, op. 76, no. 4; pf. 4 4 mains.

(Romance sans paroles, no. 4) ©

Oct. 19, 1923; 1 e. Oct. 19; E 5723821 ;

Enoch & cie., Paris. 18647

& son, York, England.

1079

18048

Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie) —
Continued.

——-Hlevation; par C. Chaminade, of
France, op. 76, no. 2; pf. 4 mains.
(Romance sans paroles, no. 2)
et. 1971923 3 tee. Oct: 19) WH 5TZ320';
Knoch & cie., Paris. 18648

Elévation; par C. Chaminade, of
Irance, op. 76, no. 2; pf. 4 4 mains.
Continued.

{Romance sans paroles, no. 3) ©
@Oét. 19, 1923 3.1 «Oct: 19 5. 572324;
noch & cie., Paris. 18649

—— Madrigal; tes doux baisers, text
Georges van Ormelingen, English
ver. G. Clifton Bingham, of U. S.,
ia C, Chaminade, ed. N. Clifford
Page, of U. S.; medium voice, in D.
(Carl Fischer edition, series 2: Su-
perior edition, no. 5581) [French-
English text] © Sept. 1, 1923; 2 «¢.
Oct. 9; FE 571850; Carl Fischer, New
York. [© arrangement and English
yersion | 18650

—- Méditation; par C. Chaminade.
of France, op. 76, no. 6; pf. a 4
mains. (Romance sans paroles, no.
6) © Oct.A9, 1923.;1 ¢c, Oct, d9;,H
972326; Enoch & cie., Paris. 18651

Moment musical; par C. Chamin-

ade, of France, op. 103; pf. 4 4

mains. © Oct. 19, 1923; 1 e@ Oct.

19 ;*E 572319; Enoch & cie., Paris.

18652
par C. Chaminade, of

95; pf) .4) 45(mains.

anciennes, no. 2).

1. ¢.. Oe m9 .. Hh
572322; Enoch & cie., Paris. 18653

—— Souvenance; par C. Chaminade,
of France, op. 76, no. 1; pf. a 4
mains. (Romance sans paroles, no.
1). °© Oct. 19; 19233 1c. Oet: 193. E
572318; Enoch & cie., Paris. 18654

Les sylvains; de C. Chaminade,
of France, op. 60; pf. et violon. ©
Nov.,9, 1923 ,;.1 c.. Nov..10; EH 572709 ;
Hnoch & cie., Paris. 18655

Champagne! versi di Paolo Buonanno,
musica di Vincenzo Santangelo, of
Italy; mand. ace. Edizioni La sor-
gente. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 «¢
Oct. 19; E. 572359; Italian book co.,
New York. 18656

Champlain; march, A. W. Hughes,
of Canada; full orch. 4to. © Sept.
Beye 1923) 2 ec. Oct, "22%" Era roote.:
Cundy-Bettoney. co., Boston. 18657

Changing harmony; w Grace Wells
Baker, m R.,E. Miller, of U..S:. ©
Sept. 21, 1923, 2':¢. . Sept; 20;
571647: E. E. Baker, St., Louis.

18658

—— Pavane;
France, op.
(Trois danses
© fOct;, 1.95) 19238 ;

E

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

I

pt. 111, n. 8, v.18

Chanson caline; poésie de Tina Lou-
ant, musique de Léon Delcroix, of
France, op. 63. Editions musicales
Buffet-Crampon & cie. © Sept. 14,
1923; 1c. Sept. 26; E 572074; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 18659

de Nausicaa,

Chanson de Nausicaa ;

opéra en 2 actes, poéme de René
Fauchois, musique de Reynaldo
Hahn, of France. (Morceaux dé-

tachés, no. 2) © Sept. 14, 19238;
1 c. Sept. 26; E 572061; Heugel,
Paris. 18660

Chanson de route; de V’opérette Cibou-
lette, par Reynaldo Hahn, arr. par

F. S., of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. (Célébre ‘collection
des succes, nG, "Gf2) (©) er. ).

19233" 1 GC OGt Zi eee sone n me
cis Salabert, Paris. [© arrange-
ment | 18661

Chanson (La) de Sainte Alétis; de La
Pisanella, drame de Gabriele d’An-
nunzio, musique, Ildebrando Pizzetti
da. Parma,..of, Italy.” © Sept. 19;
1928 5 “T@." Ot? Ti aie eA
Forlivesi & ¢c., Florence, Italy. 18662

Chanson pathétique; by Arthur Tro-
ostwyk, of U. S., op. 33, no. 1; violin
and.pf. .© Oct. 9, 1928* 2 ¢ Oct. 11;

EK 574177; G. Schirmer, inc., New
Mork. 18663
Charleston crazy; melody, Porter

Grainger and Bob Ricketts, of U. S.
1c. | Oct. 24, 19287" 2 “Ss iop4- -

Rainbow music corp., New York.
18664

and
ETI
2d
Til-

Chase me Charlie; w and m Billy
Eddie Gorman and H. Von
zer, of, US'S...) OGcienes, tize.
Oct. 25; E 574486; Harry Von

. zer music pub. co., New York.

18665

Chattanooga stomp; melody J. O., a

WERE) 1 C. SOGR 2a 12D
574457 ; Joseph Oliver, Chicago. .
; 18666
Che mal’ ’e? versi di:-G. EF. Miccio,

musica di A. Spalletta, of Italy;

mand. ace. Naples, Vedova Ceccoli
& figli. 4to. [Staff and numerical
notations]. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1. ec.

Oct. 19; H 572373; Italian book co.,
New York. 18667

Cheated (The) butterfly; w Mrs. G. P.,
m Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher, of U. S.] .New York, Man-
hattan music co. © June 28, 1923;
2ec. July 16; E 571527; Mrs. Gordon-
Powers, Lynch, Ky. 18668

1080

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no.11, 1923

Cheer up pal; w William Webber,
melody C. Williams, of U. 8S. ©1c.
Oct. 2, 1923; E 571498; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. 18669

Cherokee; w and melody Billy Heag-
neyo. IS no) tc. Nov. 8, 1923 ;
Ik 574682; Joseph M. Davis, New
York. 18670

Chicki, chicki: w Sam Ward. melody
Dora Stroeva, of U. S., based on an
old Russian theme. © 1 ¢. Oct. 10.
1923; E 574063; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 18671

Chief Hokum; w Geo. A. Kershaw and
wi aVvon1.; +m. 0B Von:) Tilzer,’ of
Reis. . i) Oct..8; 1923: 2).¢ Oct. 4;
FE 571659; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York. 18672

Childhood days; w and m S. R., of
U. SS. New York, Frank Harding.
ae et tO 23) 2c. Oct. 135) Ei
576063; Sarah Ritter, Alder Creek.
si ay (a 18673

w Minnie Ringulet, m Elliott
Markham, of U. S.; pf. with w.
Demers Woe te. Oe 153, 'H
576049 ; M1. Ringulet, St. Paul.

18674

Childhood dreams; w and melody W.
HA Gn he. ©. ft ¢, Oct. 3. 1923;
FE 571513; Walter Hull, Dearborn.
Mich. 18675

Chile-con-carne eyes: w Frederick G.
Johnson, m Henry S. Sawyer, of
U. S.. © Oct. 23, 1923; 2c. Oct. 25;
EH 574470; T. S. Denison & o.,
Chicago. 18676

Chinese dance; by Bainbridge Crist;
oer. Mi ake) of -U:. S.> military
band, with conductor. 4to. © July
26, 192m 2 ¢C. Oct. 9; EH’ oTis10 2"Carl
Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment | 18677

Chocolate candy dandies: w N. §&.,
melody EK. B., of U, S. © 1 ¢ Oct.
1, 1923; E 569807; Noble Sissle and
Eubie Blake, New York. 18878

Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Butterfiy
etude: by Frédéric Chopin, tran-
scribed Clarence Dickinson, of U. S.;
organ, in G flat. (St. Cecilia, no.
Bary pe) Cet, ott ce OCh 4:
EK 571614; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [© transcription] ° 18679

Light o’ the moon; fox trot, tran-

seription from Chopin valse, no. 3,

MAG! Gt Lt S.A pte) a eet 29,

1923 ; E 576506; Matthew Gold, Bay-

onne, N. J. 18680

18691

Polonaisen; von F. Chopin, neue

instructive ausgabe von Theodor
Wiehmayer, of Germany; pf. ©
I gen Oe ose be Gon, MOCK... debya cy ey

D220) ;
Madgeburg, Germany.
fingering, phrasing
tion |

Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
[© editing,
and compila-
18681

Christ alone can save: w and m H. L.,
of Norway, domiciled at Indianap-

Giss wie) Aue jl, 19732 'c. CE, Les
BE 576156: Haldor Lillenas, Indi-
anapolis. 18682

Ciento culure; versi di R. Lo Martire,
musica di G. Ciaravolo, of Italy:
mand. acc. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2
ce. Oct. 26; E 576450: Casa editrice
Posillipo, Naples. 18683

Cinderella; fox trot, w and m Roy
Turk and J. Russel Robinson, of
U. S., New York. Cinderella danc-
INS KO ICE. 0, 1 O2a%) 26, Ota er 5
FE. 576567 ; Cinderella dancing palace,
ine., New York. 18684

Cinderella a singing goes; w and mel-
ody, KE. J., of U. 8S. [(Kairy folks go
singing)]. ©,1.¢c Oct. 6, 1923; E
571666; Elsie Jean, New York.

18685
Cinderella waltz (La Cenicienta-
vals); by Herbert La Grand, ed.

Henry °S... Sawyer, of _U...S.; pf.
(McKinley world famous edition, no.
2001: Easy pieces for little fingers)
(C) Sept. 22%) 19255126. Sept. aay) a

571303; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. [© editing] 18686

Cindy, it am wedding time: w and m
AL eerniard, OF OU. aS..o:Koh OCkate,

Hoes. 2c, Oet.. 5: Eh ST4002-" shoe
Morris music ¢co., New York.

18687

Cinematografo; versi di <A. Silla,

-musica di R. Prisco, of Italy; manda.
ac), 4to. > ©. Sept...8; 1923’: °2 ce’ Oct.
26; E 576449; Casa editrice Posil-
lipo, Naples. 18688
Circus sketches; ten little piano pieces,
Harry Rogers Pratt, of 'U. S:. ©
Sept. 14, 1923; 2 c Oct. 9; E 571968;
Composers’ music corp., New York.
18689
Clara, I love you; w and m C. D. K.,
Of. S. 2) part! MUP of 'U2 5. ©
te Sept. 29, 1923; E 571901; Ches-
ter D. Kelpe and Noel Poepping. St.
Louis. 18690

Classy (kids) wk. H. and’ G. J., m
Be S'S antine ten, “of US Si°@
1 ec. Oct. 4, 1923; E 571592; Frank
Hicks and Gordon James, Plymouth,
Pa: 18691

1081

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18692

Claudia; valse lente, Clorinda D’Au-
bert Murphy, of, TC. S.; pf.” (© Oct.
Py NO Ze a 2, Ce Otel. ie Pun ene eats

Clorinda D., Murphy, ~ Salisbury,
N.C. 18692
Clavel (La); Spanish song, w Sig-

mund Spaeth, m Katherine Allan
Lively;, of U. Ss) © Oct. 27,: 192322
e. Oct. 25; BE. 576514: Harold. Mlam-

mer, inc., New York. 18693
Cleo; melody N. H. .B., of Us S. | ©
re. Oct. .5, 1923; BE 56996S);; Nacio
Herb Brown, Beverly Hills, Calif.
18694

Climbing up the seale; from MXiusic

box revue 1923-24, w and m LIL. B.,
oF U. S.. © Oct. 65°1923;; 2’ e)'Oet. 8;
Ee 574040; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 18695
Cloudship (The); w and m by A. M.
Mitton, of Canada; sop. or contralto,
in’! “late Oct. 512948
572172; Agnella M. Mitton, South

Vancouver, Canada. 18696
Coal eart blues; melody L. A. and
Ii. By, Of DS: ©), 1 ¢. Nov, sateen:

HE 574625: Louis Armstrong and Lil-
lian Hardin, Chicago. 18697
Cock a doodle, cock a doodle doo; w
Kk. G., m Theo. G. Beach, of U. BS.
New York, Frank Harding. © Nov.
12, 1925.2 «, Noy. 9; Ky 576808. 1d-
ward Gillen, Philadelphia. 18698
Cock (The) is crowing; w William
Wordsworth... nity +2, Cp 1ok Das. ;

ten. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1923; E 574089 ;
Theodore Parkman Carter, New
York. 18699

Colds; in three sneezes, w Fred Bow-
yer, m Tom Clare, of: England; in F.
(Francis & Day’s humorous songs)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug..31,.1923 = 1c. Oct. 23 H 512158 ;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

18700

Colinette: w Dena Tempest, m Robert
Coningsby Clarke, of Great Britain.
©: Oct; 19,1923 55 ingy,- Oct... 205, EH
572467 ; Chappell & co., Itd., London.

é 18701

College (The) commencement; w and

m Jean Rhoads [i. e.,.W. H. J..R.,] -

of Uy, Ss-are. .bo..Js. Vos, Burgh, of
Us Sigil WALL. W., » ©: xe.) ico,
1923: E 574448: William Hood Jean
Rhoads, New York. 18702
Collision of souls; w K. 8., m George
Graff, jr 7.08 : U.08:;
Beachy of, U.+ S.,.:, Crk, Och 22,
1923: E 574375: Katherine Sawyer,
Keswick, Va. 18703

arr. Theo. G. .

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Come again, lad (Come ageean, lad) ;
©: Aug. 31)" 1928* ¥1%e." Oct. aaa
5972159; Francis Day & Hunter, Lon-
572159; Francis, Day & Huster,
London. 18704

Come back and get your bananas, for
we won’t have no more after today ;
w Robert Shoemaker, melody Jean
Lawrence Cook, of U. S., arr.’ R.
Shoemaker, of U. S. ©1 e¢. Oct. 15,
1923; E 576267; Cook & Shoemaker
pub. co., New York. 18705

Come back to me, my love; w P. E. M., .
m Ray Ross Frampton [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher] of U. 8S. New York,
Manhattan music co. © Sept. 13,
1923); 2 c. Oct: 8; BH 591762; Paul EH.
Meissner, West Allis, Wis. 18706

Come back to Samoa, some-more;, w
and m Victor Lambert, of Australia.
(Paling’s song series, no. 131) ©
Aug. 21; 1923;. dane? Sepiey ote 2
072181; W. .H. Paling & eo., td.,
Sydney, Australia. 18707

Come l’edera; versi di Giovanni D’-
Avino, musica di Raffaele Stocchetti,
of Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Italy,
Casa editrice Panzetta. nO. PN -
ove canzoni di Piedigrotta) © Sept.
8, 1923; 1: Oech yest aie,
Italian book co., New York. 18708

Come on and do it; w andmG. A. P.,
of U. S., arr. Homer Tourjee, of
U.S. ©l1c. Nov. 3, 1923; E 574634;
George Allison Phelps, Los Angeles.

18709

Come on and hear our radio; w and
m J. By, of«U. S., arr.. Rose; Villar,
ef! U. S. © 1 « Oct. Sleeas
5971514; Jennie Buchsbaum, New
York. 18710

Come on Annie, get out and get under
and help fix my little machine; fox
trot, .w and m.,H,; C...of U.S. carr.
Albert C. Colombo, of U.S. ©1-«.
Oct. 17, 1923; E 576145; Harry Chi-
aravallo, Newark. 18711

Come to Me, all ye that labour; w
Robert Louis Stevenson, m Felix
‘White, of England; in G. min. ©
Sept.’ 25, 19232 51 © < S@pe, tea. es
572105; G. Ricordi & co., London.

18712

Come unto Me; w from the Bible, m
J. B. Hof. VU. S © Ochaiteaees ;
2,.e.4 Oct. 19,;.:E 516253-5 J. i. Her-
bert, Monmouth, Il. 18713

Comin’ through; from Roseanne, act
2, .Ww, and .m: NN. Baisanoh Ua
1-c. Oct. 1,, 1923; E 569830 ;. Mary
Holtzclaw Kirkpatrick & Nan Bag-
by Stephens, New York. 18714

1082

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Comin’ thru the blues; w D. E. Valsey,

melody Don Clark and Tom Gott, of

ane SC) Ee. Oct) 29; 119235" Hh
576500; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 18715

Confrey’s (Zez) modern course in noy-
elty piano playing; by Z. Confrey
[i. e. Edward Elzear Confrey] of
Der se (Coe, 10N4923.5,2 ¢..Oeb. 17 ;
BE, 576165; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 18716

Consolation blues; w Henry Troy; m
Chris Smith, of U. S., arr. Lovie
Austin, of U. S.' © 1-ce Oct. 12,
1923; E 574087; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago. 18717

Consolation (The) blues; w Robert
Shoemaker, melody Jean Lawrence
Gookvet US. © 4c. Oct..15,,1923;
E 576268: Cook & Shoemaker pub.
co., New York. 18718

Conviet’s (The) mother; w W. G., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. 8.; pf. with
words. © Oct. 24, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
2; E 576690; Walter Gavey, Glen
Lyon, Pa. 18719

Coon’s (A) request; or, Repenitent
blues, w T. S. J., m Luther A. Clark,
Of HCA ©: i Sept? +30,9:1923 yi ne!
Sept. 29: E 569779; Theodore Stan-
ton Jones, Atlantic City. 18720

Coquettish mood; intermezzo, Regi-
nald Barrett, of England, arr. M. B.,

of U. §8.; orech. with pf.-conductor. .

(Edition artistique, no. 5) © Oct.
Meo be25-) 2 e. Oct. 15; BH 574195;
Maurice Baron, Richmond Hill. N. Y.

18721

Core furastiero; versi di A. Melina,
musica di EK. A. Mario, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; mand. acc.
4to. (Piedigrotta 1923) © Oct. 15,
1923.; 2-e.,Oct., 20-3, 574385; Italian
song co., New York. 18722

Corn on. the cob; by Cliff Hess, of
eS pf. ©)-Octy 14,;1923.5 2 |, Oct:
19; B.576248; Jack Mills, ine., New
York. 18723

Cortége nuptial ; marche classique. par
Ciro Urbini, of Italy, op. 64; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. (Ciné-collec-
tion) © Sept. 14, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
26: FE 572072; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. : 18724

Cotton time in ole Kentucky; w and
melody Duncan sisters [i. e. Rosetta
and Vivian Dunean]. of U. S.

1 @ Oct. 17, 1923 ; BH 576143; Duncan
sisters, San Francisco. 18725

_ Cradile-song; by Alexandre Gretch-

aninoff, transcribed Harold V. Mil-

jigan, of U. S:; organ: ©) Octs(3;

18735

1923; 2 c. Oct. 5; E 569962; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. [© tran-
seription ] 18726

Cradle song on St. Sylvester; Jesus
tender Shepherd hear me, by Geo.
A... Burdett, of U.. 8.; organ. ©
Sept. 6, 1923; 2.¢e Sept. 10; E
570901; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 18727

Cradle story; by Gregory Ivanoff, of
Australia; violin and pf. © July —
175, 19287 +2 ec. .Oet.,.85 Ho 572199;
Allan & co., pty. Itd., Melbourne,
Australia. 18728

Crazy feet; w and m.E. C., of .U.:S.,
arr. Louis La Rondelle, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Los Angeles.
©,4 ¢, Oct. 13,1923 - HY 574140:
Elmer Clark, Los Angeles. 18729

Creator, God and Lord: w Mary Brad-
ford Whiting, m J. H. Maunder, of
England; voices in unison, in A.
4to. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions} © Sept. 28, 1923: 1 c« Oct.
Ty Be. 512137, Novello. & “eo!,. Atd.,
London. 18730

Cruel, behold my heavy ending; by
John Wilbye, of England, ed. and
adapted Edmund H. Fellowes, of
Great Britain: male voices. 4to.
(Male voice choir library, no. 97;
John Wilbve’s first set of madrigals,
no. 28) © Oct. 10, 1923: 1 ¢. Oct.
22; FE 572704; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. [© arrangement] 18731

Cruel unkind: 'm John Bennet, of
England, ed. and arr. Edmund H.
Fellowes, of Great Britain; male
voices. 4to. (Male voice choir
library, no. 114: John Bennet’s
madrigals to four voices, no. 11)
GrOct:, 1055 1923, 5 d.c" Oct: 2257
972700: Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. [© arrangement] 18732

Crux fidelis: m Alexander Pero, of
U. S.; male voices. |§ (In Fischer
edition, no. 5275: Vade mecum, v. 3)
©, Oct, 18s. 1923 ++ 2.-e. ‘Oct; 203,.H
576618; J. Fiseher,; &~ bro., New
York. 18733

Crying for Trempeleau and you; w
D. L. B., melody Luther A. Clark, of

Ue So HO oe OC ae. Wolo. oH
574145;. Donald L. Brey, Indepen-
dence, Wis. 18734

Gubanita;: Spanish song, w Tito
Schipa, English version, Sigmund
Spaeth and Cecil Cowdrey. m Julian
Huarte, of Spain; high voice in F.
© July. 28, 1923 41. ¢. Aug 2; Die.
Oct. 19; E 576265; Boston music
co., Boston. E . AB735

1083

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18736

Cumberland (Gladys)
dance tunes; by G.. Cumberland, of
England: pf. Contents: 1. Hay-
maker’s dance.—2. Maypole dance.—
3. Ploughboy’s dance.—4. Shepherd’s
dance. — 5. Bellringer’s dance. — 6.
Harvester’s dance. © Oct. 27, 1923;

1c: Nov.’ 410:' ke ot2At: Warren. &
Phillips, London. 18736

Cumm’ a mme! versi e musica di
Be of Ul aS" mand” ‘acc, 7OHidi-
zione Pennino. 4to. © Sept. 19,
25.8 200. Ceti Dt +h) Sages - nica
cesco Pennino, Brooklyn. 18737

Cuoco (Il) e amore; versi di Paolo
Buonanni, musica di E. A. Mario,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
mand. ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923)
O) Olet. 15 1923 012 se! Oct. 2Oe Hi
574331; Italian song co., New York.

18738

Cupid corner; valse, Charles Hoby,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 3,
1923; 1 c.. Sept. 26; E 572030; Boo-
sey & co., London. 18739

Curly-head, just kiss me good-night;
valse song, Rollo De Freyne, arr.
H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain; orch.
with lst violin conductor. 4to.
(Chappell & co’s orchestral journal,

- no. 949)... ©: Oct. 9, 1923: 1 ce. Oct.
23 8H 572477;. Chappell & ‘co., ltd.,
London. [© arrangement] 18740

Cygne (Le): by Alfred Webster, of
Great Britain, op. 7; pf. .© Oct. 15,
1923:5:\1-e. Oct:'\27; E 572488; Duff,
Stewart & co., Itd., London. 18741

Czarownica (The witch); _ polka.
melody Po Boor Us S.:) © tue. Oe:
18, 1923: E 574261; Peter Feldhann.,
New York. 18742

Daddy ;'w M!:R. B., mB. ’S. ‘S.) Hunt-
ington, of, WueSwa@ir is ©) Octsn9,

1923: E 576207: Monroe R. Best.
New Brighton, Va. 18743

Daddy come back home; waltz, w and
mr Os HOV. cots Ti CSP ern eet, 72,
1923 ; E 571510; Charles E. Tschudi,
Denver. 18744

Daddy, daddy, I’m your laddie, won’t
vou. let me come back home; Ww
J. A. W., m E. S..S. Huntington, of
B.S. © 1¢ Nov..2, 1923-5,8 o76c20 ;

John A. Watts, Springfield, Ill.
18745
Daddy, daddy my sweet papa man;

w and m PR. B., of U.-S., arr: Chas.
Johnson, of U. S.
1923; EK 574194; Paul Bell. Kansas
City, Mo. 18746

© 1c. Sept. 24,

pt. 111, B.)s.; v.18

Six merry | Daddy o’ mine: w C. E. O., melody

Herman Dubois [pseud. of Hthel
Fisher] of U.(S. »@ de. OcGr 22,
1923; E 576282:;; Clara; HE. Owens,
Le Roy, IIl. 18747

Daddy your mamma’s through with
you; blues, w and m F. W. L., of
Ulss 4G) INO V. cee ein
574638; Fred W. Longshaw, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 18748

Daddy’s girl; w. E.. E., m, Dad,..of
U.S. ©1.c Oct. 4, 1923,;,H 571583 ;
EK. Evans, Vallacite, Calif. 18749.

Dago wine blues; w and m W. C., of
U. S., arr. James Clark, of U. S.
© ' 1 ¢! Oct. '19;) 1923: “Hh Y57T6266 -
Walter Cole, Cleveland. 18750

Damen (Die) vom Olymp; eperette in
drei akten, von Rudolf Schanzer und
Ernst Welisch, musik von Rudolph
Nelson, of Germany, Klavierauszug
mit vollstindigem text eingerichtet
von Hans Schindler, of Germany. ©
Sept. 26, 19238: 1 ec) Osh 292) 4H
572831; Drei-masken verlag, a. @g..
Berlin. 18751

Dance (The) of Pan-puk-keewis; w
H. W. Longfellow, m Ira B. Wilson,
of U. S.; sop:. alto and bass. 4to.
(Lorenz’s two-part, three-part and
four-part choruses, no. 7007) ©
Sept. ,,12. 19234 2 Wel. Seiene yaoi Ey
569788 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.

18752

Dancer (The) of the Nile; w and m
Ed. Hurley and James F. Hanley, of
U. 8: © Oct. 26) 19233 2:¢c. Oct. 27;
HE 574542; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. (ST53

Dancin’ Dan; /w William’ Tracey,
melody Jack Stanley, of U. S., arr.
Claude Lapham,” of “UMS. 3@ 11.
Oct. 25, 1923; E 574447; Goodman &
Rose, inc., New York. 18754

Dancing and loving right along; w

and m. Bu: Fi. of Si, pine (Oat.
- 15, 1923; 576097; Bruce Harper,
Portland, Me. 18755

Dandelion clocks and 23 other songs
for children; w Ethel A. Marshall,
m Frederic Mullen, of Great Britain.
©: Sept.y.155 1923 i ce Wawere s
572413; A. Weekes & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 18756

Dans la langueur du soir; par Henri
- Morisson, of France; pf. (Morceaus
de genre) © Sept. 14, 1928; 1 ¢.
Sept. 26; E. 572088; Philippo, Paris.
18757

1084

MUSICAL CCMPOSITIONS ©

no. 11, 1923

Danse 4 sept temps: par Rhené-Baton,
of France, op. 30: pf. © July 30,
19Z5; 1 c. Sept. 26; E 5720073: Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 18758

Danse d'Afrique; one-step, M. P. F.,
of Canada, arr. A. Manzinoja; orch.
with pf. ace. 4to. © Sept. 28, 1923;
2 ¢ Oct. 8; E 576555; Milton Pope
Fuller, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.

18759
Danse lithuanienne (Lithuanian
dance); from Mlada, N. Rimsky-

Korsakow. arr. Chas. J. Roberts, of
U. S.; full orch. with pf. conductor.
©; Ang. 420),,1923,;, 2),¢.,,Oct.).9:; EB
571872; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement]. 18760

Danse orientale; by Joseph Schultz.
Of UW S5,pt..1.©,-Oct, 26; 1923 +2 'c.
Oct. 27; EH 574527; Max Mansky,
Newark, N. J. 18761

-Danse passion: by J. S. Zamecnik, of
U. S.; pf. © Oct. 9,, 1923; 2 c.. Oct:
MH; BE 571938... Sam.) Fox,,.pub. ;eo.,
Cleveland. 18762

Darktown dancing school; melody A.
M. Gifford, jr., of U.S. ©1e¢ Oct.
2.1923; E 571495; Clarence Wiliiams
music pub. co., ine., New York. .-

18763

Darling mine; jw,,.V., S;,.m.E. 8. 8.
Huntington, of U.S. ©l1e Oct. 4,
1923; E 571594; Verna Small, Abi-
lene, Kan. 18764

David of the white rock (Dafydd y
garreg wen); unison song, English

w Gerald Cumberland, m traditional, .

arr. Cyril Jenkins, of Great Britain;
in EK min. Williamsed. 4to. (Four
‘Welsh folk-songs, no. 3) [Staff and
tonic-sol-fa notations] [Welsh and
English text] © Oct. 3, 1923; 1 e¢.
Oct. 15; E 572270: Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. [© English words and
arrangement] 18765

Dawn; w and m M. E..S., of U. S.
1 c Oct. 26. 1923; E 576474; Mary
Elston Smith, Largo, Fla. 18766

Dawn (The); w Ernest Wainwright.
m Orlando A. Mansfield, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. (Octavo
series, mixed voices, secular, no. 217)
Or Wet 22) Mapas 2 el MCE 2a 5)
574484; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 18767

“Dawn (The) wind; w Rudyard Kip-
ling, m Charles Green, of Great Brit-
ain. (Three Kipling songs, no. 1)
@ ‘Sept. 21, 19238 501. a«Oetios 3 E
072208; Schott & co., London.

18768

18780:

Day (A) in May; suite, Rudolf Frinl,.
arr. Adolf Schmid, of England;
orch., with pf. conductor. (Schir-
mel’s galaxy, no. 240) Contents: 1.
Dawn.—2. Spring song.—3. Noon-
tide—4. La gondole. © Oct. 22,
NOZS 2 e Oct, 2a, Ea toup. , Gr.
Schirmer, inc., New, York. [©!-ar-
rangement | 18769:

Days (The) I spent with you; w G..
W. M., m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.,. -
pf. with w. © June 15, 1923; 2 c¢..
Oct. 1; E 569846; Glen W. Marshall,
Beaver City, Neb. 18770"

De la rosée sur la prairie; par Henri
Morisson, of France; pf. (Morceaux
de genre) © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 26; E 572089; Philippo, Paris.

18771

Deaconess (The) hymn of service; w
Henry A. Reed, m Mrs. C. H. Morris,
of U. S. © Aug. 24, 1923; 2 ¢. Aug.
30; E 576358; Daniel W. Howell.
Buffalo. list es

m Grant Colfax Tullar, of ©
U's: (Ol Sept. 7. 19235 2°6 Oct.22:
E 574432; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 18773.

Dear face; w L. S., m Geo. Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr..Theo. G. Beach, of U.
Se Od es, Octs 22: 19003 HL pr 4s00e
Lester Summer, Winchester, Ind.

1877-4

Dear girl; waltz, w and m K. W., of
U.S. ©lc Nov. 8, 1923; E 574676;
Kay Woodworth, Washington.

18775.

Dear heart. I’m lonely; w L. H., mel-.
ody John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©l-e.
Oct. 6, 1923; E 571689; L. Higgins,
Ottawa, Ont., Canada. 18776

Dear little girl o’mine; w W. D. m
i. S. §."Huntington, “of, 0. 'S..-© 1
ce. Oct. 19, 1923; E 576198; Wm. De.
War, Niagara Falls, Ont., Canada.

18777
Dear little pal. o’mine; w J. J. D..
i, GOs.) Gath. nite yy (OL. Uses S.,

arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©1
@; | Ok. +22, 1928 > W- 514407 s J3 J.
Donnelly, Farmer, S. D. 18778

Dear mother o’mine; w Jessie Pearse
and G. V. T.,m G. V. T., of England,
op. 8. ©. Oct. 8. 1923; 1c. Oct. 9;
E 572220; Gilbert V. Tozer, London.

18779

Dear old dad: w Mrs. J. L., m Elliott
Markham, of U. §S.; pf. with w.. ©
Aug. 20, 1923;.2 ¢. Oet. 3; E 571714:
Mrs. J. Long, Eureka, Utah. 18780

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pt. rj! shVals8

Dear old dad, you’ve been a good pal
to me; wand m M. F. B., of U. S,,
arr. | Harry P);Guy) of Us S.i@ 1
ec. Oct.:15, 1923; E 576087; Milton
I’. Bovee, Detroit. 18781

Dear old.darling dad; w L. A. R.,.m
Al... Meehan, of (US. :.. pf. , with. ww.
Oo wOet 2), 1923" 2 cy NOV. cae)
976675; Lula A. Raab, Fresno, Tex.

18782

Dear old Jersey moon; w J. H. R., m
Sylvia: Forrest, of U,.S8.; pf. with
Mee Od Une) Ua 2 eC. etme:
E 569840; John H. Rothery, Lea-
dore, Ida. 18783

Dear old mother; waltz song, w and
m A: P. T., of Canada. © 1 ¢: Sept.
28, * 192520 WO STI26 ArthareeP.
Thomas, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.

18784

Dear old Oregon; w and m J. B., of
U. S., ‘arr. Frank ©; Harnack. ! Pub-
lished by J. M. Burke and Chas. W.
Reynard. © Sept. 15, 1923: 71:2% c.
Sept. 20; E 571537; Joanna Billings,
Portland, Or. 18785

Dear old sweetheart of mine; w C.
Gy m. -E. 8. .S.. Hunting'ton,, yof
ULES. © «ive Octi) 19) sda a)
576216; Charles Good, Yukon terri-
tory, Careross, Canada. 18786

Dear old Virginy of yore; or, An old
darkie’s reverie; w and m A. C. K.,
Of; Up esa. G@yadrie. sOct; 19 oma 3 cis)
076201; Albert C. Keenan, Brooklyn.

18787

Dearie; fox trot, w Ferguson Noakes,
m Maurice Guttridge, of England;
with special ukulele ace. Mel-
bourne, Loebel & co. © June 1,
1923 ;1 ¢ Oct. 23; EH 572416; Leslie
Morton Loebel, Melbourne, Austra-
lia. 18788

Debutante; caprice, Erno Rapeé and
William Axt, of U..S.; pf. (Red
seal series), © Nov. 2, 1923; 2 ec.
Noy. 3; E 574617; Richmond-Rob-
bins, ine., New York. 18789

arr. W: ©. Polla, of U.
S.; orch. (Red seal concert series.
C412). (© Oct 47,7 1923872 te. Oct.
18; E 574270; Richmond-Robbins,
inc., New York. 18790

Deep in someone’s heart; from The
magic ring, w Zelda Sears, m Harold
Levey. of Us S. © Oct. 9, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 11; E 574108; Harms, inc.,
New York. 18791

Deers (The); w and m Clay Smith,
arr. August Halter. of U. S.; male
voices. (Summy’s octavo edition for
male voices, no. 3070) ©. Oct: 11,

1923 4) /2e: Oct. 16; E 574251; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. [© ar-
rangement ] 18792

De Harport’s (Teresita) practical
piano method for playing popular
music; syncopation-ragging-jazz, T.
De Hy; of US... sO. Oete anngzer >
ec. Oet. 4; E 571639; Teresita De
Harport, Denver. 18793

Deis (Carl) Nocturne: three part
chorus, w M... Rem OD? of Wes
women’s voices. 4to. (Boston music
co., secular choruses, no. 1356) ©
Oct: '20,'1923 * 2 ¢. Oct!'29% Hh 3576529 :<
Boston musie co., Boston. 18794

Delius (Frederick) Three preludes;
by F. Delius, of Great Britain; pf.
©' Oct. 16,1923" Pere Fein
572414; Anglo-French music co., Itd.,
London. 18795

Dem reben’s nissim; w Bores Rosen-
thal; ‘mélody’ J:' Mi" R.%of UO) See -
1c. Noy. 8, 1923; E 574669; Joseph
M. Rumshisky, New York. 18796.

Dempsey -City bound; w D. J. T., m
Thos. B. Holloway, of U: S. © 1c.
Sept. 26, 1923; E 571899; Dorothy
Jones Trotter, Hurst, Ill. 18797

Denison’s Bohemia opening chorus
[and] Denison’s Bohemia finale;
for musical comedies, w and m
Frederick G. Johnson, of U. 8.
Oct. 23, 1923; 2c. Oct. 25: BE 574474 ;.
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.

18798

Departing (The) day; w P. R., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] ‘of? U!''S?'"@?d 'erOch13,
1923; E 574143; Pearle Ritenour,
Star Junction; Pa. 18799

Desert rose; fox trot, w and melody
BE, : Ke yot:,U..S.,- apridaagy yale y,
of »Wyi\'S. 1(,©s/ he Gy Cae eeat 1
574028; Frank Knurr, Detroit.

18800

Deutscher sang; eine auswahl der
_ beliebtesten volks,—gesellschafts,— °
kriegs,—studenten—und __ geistlichen
lieder, bearb. Wilhelm Drobegg, of
U. $8. Dritte verbesserte auflage.
Ato... © Aug.,.15, 1923; 1. ¢,, Aug. 20,
1c. Oct. 9; E 571969; Wm. A. Kaun
music co., Milwaukee. [© new mat-
ter. ] 18801

Deuxiéme novelette; par Alexandre
Tcherepnine, ed, revue et doigtée par
I.. Philipp, of France; pf. (Deux
novelettes): © Sept. 14, 1923; 1c
Sept. 26; E 572059; Heugel,. Paris.
[© revision and fingering. ] 18802

1086

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no. 11, 1923

18830

Di giorno; poesia di Giovanni Cos-
tanzi, musica di Alfredo Berisso, of
Italy. (Sette liriche, no. 1) ©
Semre 125, tc Oct. 18 :>\) 572296;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 18803

Di notte; poesia di Giovanni Costanzi,
musica di Alfredo Berisso, of Italy.
(Sette liriche; no. 2)’ © Oct.’ 17,
hse er rOct. 18's) By 5H 72294" G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 18804

Diadem (The); collection of songs
new and old, compiled J. W. Yoder,
Getipes KG Aus. 10. 1923" 2. cand
aff. Sept. 17; A 758039; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 18805

Diaphenia; w H. Constable, m W.

' Denis Browne, of England; low
voice in A flat. © Sept. 29, 1923;
Peewoer. ty: HH) 572256; Winthrop
Rogers, Itd., London. 18806

res w eand snelody, H. B:, of, U-'S.
(Or lee AOet. 23. 1995" B) S74 354 :
Henry Kmsheimer, New York.

18807

Dictées musicales; 4 l’usage des con-
servatoires, ecoles de musique, etc.,
par Amélie André-Gedalge, of

- France. y. 1-4, 8vo. © Oct. 19,
leo a eedcn Oct. 192°HR 572514—
572317: Enoch & cie., Paris.

18808-18811

Dimmi_ fanciulla (Tell me _ now,
maiden); versi di A. Fogazzaro,

English version Frederick H. Mar-
tens, musica di Alberto Rizzi, of
U.S. © Oct. 29, 1923; 2 c Oct. 30;

E 576526; G. Ricordi & co., ine.
New York. 18812
Distracted (The) maid: w and m
Peter Warlock [pseud. of Philip

Heseltine|] of England. (Lillygay,
no. 1) © Sept. 10, 1923; 1 e. Sept.
diy B96 49 lili) .) & i) Wa Chester, td,
London. 18813
Dixie blues; w F. J. D., m Valeria
Gordany of. Ui /S.5 pf) with wii! ©
wei Us. LOR 2 ve Oat. 457 Bb
576050; Franklin J. De Laine, Sum-
ter, S. C. 18814
Dixie girls are good enough for me;
w Harry Lauder and W. Mathews,
m H. Lauder, of Great Britain. ©
Mew hy, 19235 2.c: Oct. 18:H576178::
Harms, inc., New York. 18815
Dixie moon; w and m B. H., of U: S.
© 11 .-e, Oct.;..15, 1923.;> EB. 576096 :
’ Bruce Harper, Portland, Me. 18816
Dixie moonshine makes the cotton
blossoms grow; w J. N. B., m Arnold
Tp hax. or. Sr: ONS Y Citys Brank

Harding. © Oct. 2, 1923: 2 c. Oct.
,d3; EH ,576062; Jasper, N.. Bailey,
Sparta, Tenn. 18817

Dixie’s angel, that’s what I call you;
w and melody C. E.. M., of U. S.,
arr. WwW: Astor Morgan of (U.S. ©
t'c. Oct. 20,°1923; BH 574293 - Cath-
erine Elizabeth Murray, New York.

18818

Do a little this and do a little that;
fox trot; B..1K., of U:S.j arr.) James
B. Rowney, of U. S.; piano. ©1 ¢.
Oct. 26, 1923: E 576396; Benjamin
Klasmer, Baltimore. 18819

Do doodle oom; w and m_ Porter
Grainger and Fletcher Henderson,
Or? UES COMO ct ta 1923's 12 "eet,
16; E 574232: Rainbow music corp.,
New York. 18820

Do your best for Jesus; w Mrs.
Ss. Re SS: m Elliott Markham, of
U. S.; pf. with w. © Oct. 5, 1923;
Bria. “Nev 2; HE: SIGEISS Mies. oS. UR.
Stone, Corpus Christi, Tex. 18821.

Dolce sogno (Sweet dream) ; mazurka,
Louis Canoro, of U. 8.; violin. ©,1
e. Oct.) 31, 1923.3, 576589); Vittoria

music pub. co., New York. 18822
Dolce viso; mazurka, di F. P., of
U. S.; 1st mand. or violin. ‘© Sept.

19) 1093) 2 ec Oct, 26 HOt 560"
Francesco Pennino, Brooklyn.
18823
Doll baby, that’s the kind of baby I
am: w and m Billy Higgins, of
GS. © be: Oct: 3; 1923 : Wh, 569957;
William Higgins, Philadelphia.
18824
Dolly as mother to me; w A. J. Pal-
chek, m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © Oct. 13,1923; 2: ¢.) Nov.
Ye Hedr6ed2 := Mrs. A. Ud.) Paichek,
Pittsburgh. 18825
Done gone mad; melody Thomas Wal-
fer. ot U.S: ©! 1) aOe 291923 -
E 571488; Clarence Williams music

pub. co., ine., New York. 18826
Donizetti (Gaetano) Dear land of
freedom; sextet from Lucia, w

Edith Sanford Tillotson, m G. Doni-
Zeit. arr. tra. °B. Wilson? or US.
4to. (Lorenz’s two-part, three-part
and four-part choruses, nos. 2077,
5041, 6028) 1. Two-part chorus.—2.
Three-part chorus. —3. Four-part
chorus. © Sept. 12, 1923; 2 c. each
Sept. 29; E 569791—569793 ; Lorenz
-pub. co., Dayton, O. [© arrange-
ment | 18827-18829
La Fille du régiment; opéra-
comique de G. D., 1°*° fantaisie arr.
Ad. Gauwin, of France; orech. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 14,
1923- 1) e. Sept. 26; H .5720423.-C.
Joubert, Paris. [© arrangement]

18830

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18831

pt. 1, Nes, ¥ 18

Don’t cry when I leave you: w and
melody, M... Bo, B: of WW Se Och ec.
Oct. 1, 1923; E. 569832; Max. Hill-
man Brofman, Chicago. 18831

Don’t feel blue; w L. M., melody J. T.,
of U. S. arr. Geo. F. Briegel, of
Us SOs Iete. }Sept) (2% 8923. ob
571402; Leslie Moore. New York,
and John Tucker, Long Island City,
Ne CY: 18832

Don’t forget; w and m George Ar-
thurs and John P. Long, of Eng-
land; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations], © Aug. 31, 1923; 1 ec.
Oct. 2; E 572163; Francis; Day &
Hunter, London. 18833

Don’t forget to remember; w Mark
Fisher. m Joe Burke, of U. S. ©
Lie Oct. 14,9928 5° 571988; Irvine
Berlin, ine., New York. 18834

Don’t forget to write a letter home;
w Mitchell Parisi and Max Prival,
m Eleanor Young and Harry D.
Squires, of U. S. © Oct. 12, 1923:
2.¢, Oet. 17; BE) 576169 ;. Jack Mills,

inc., New York. 18835
Don’t let the honeymoon wane; w
C..8.' DY, melody John F. Ryan,’ of

USS. © Ie) Oct. 6, 1923 7H 571691 ;
Cora Staples Daniel, Albany, Ala.

18836

Don’t let us part; w Nicholas Davirro,

m;P. Brutting, of U. S. © Oct 2,

1923; 2 «. Oct. 13; E-576064; Frank

Harding, ‘New Yerk. 18837

Don’t marry boys, stay single boys;
wo) ES) 3.UB.7.m4E./ 8: (S)) Auntington,

@.iU. S. ©ol-e Oct.'aeesel HL
571581: Hector J. Brabant, Fall
River, Mass. 18838

Don’t say that vou won’t cry: w and

mm ,- B.,. On Us. NOvGemrar 123:
2 « Oct: 11; E 571984; Herman
Eller, New York. 18839
Don’t want you no more; melody
Thomas Waller, of U. S. © 1 «
Oet. .2,,, 19235... K..571489;.. Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. ; 18840
Don’t your home get lonely when

your good women is gone; w E. A.
L., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
©1«. Oct. 8, 1923; E 574014; E. A.
Lampkin, Muncie, Ind. 18841

Dora; fox trot, S. W., of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York. arr. Noble Mc-
Donald, of U. S.; melody with pf:
ace. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1923; E 576584;
Serge Walter, New York. 18842

Dorothy, ’'m in love with you; w and
m B. W., of U. S., arr. Merle Ken-
drick; of . U.S; ©, Gewese.
1923; E 574099; Billy Wagner, Ko-
komo, Ind. 18843

Dors, ma _ colombe (Sleep, gentle
dove) ; Noél alsacien from a collec-
tion of Julien Tiersot, tr. Raymond
Gauger. harmonized and arr. Gerald
Reynolds, of U. S.: women’s voices.
4to. (Fischer edition, no. 5286) ©
Oct. 22, 192352 & Oct, 2a. i arate
J. Fischer & co., New York. [© ar-
rangement | 18844

Doughboy’s (The) last dreams, w A. C.,
m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © June 6,’ 1923302) Meet -
E 569839; Alick Cameron, Cohagen,
Mont. 18845

Down among the Arkansas pines: w
J. M. B., m Richard Sarles, of U.S.
©, 1. 'c, Octn, 13, h0cee le peeieed
J. M. Benedick, Plymouth, Pa.

18846

Down at the breezy lake shore; w
H. N., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of .U. S. © 1c.
Oct. Al, A928; oH yao, een
Nightingaie, Lansing, Mich. °© 18847

Down home; w and m B. E., of U.&.
©; Ook» 10; 1923. 27% et, 2
576328 ; Bill Evans, Philadelphia.

18848

Down in Alabam; w Mrs. R. N., mei-
ody Herman Dubois [pseud. of Kthel
Fisher], of U. Si: © 1 ¢ Oct. 1,

" 1923; E 569821; Mrs. Ray Norton,
Westbrook, Conn. 18849

Down in Mexico; w J. M. H., m B®. 8.
S. Huntington, of U. S. ©1«. Nov.
2; 1923; EH 576712; 3. Ma Erutches,
Vilas, Col. _ 18850

Down in ragtime town; w W. W., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beaeéh,of./ U.S. -)@ Leer wei! 722,
1923 ; 1 574384; Wilfred White, De-
troit. 18851

Down in the land of dancing piccanin-

“'ories; w N. S.,. mi BB. 08 Was ©
1 « Oct. 1, 1923; E 569808; Noble
Sissle and Hubie Blake, New York.

18852

Down in Timbuctoo; w Mrs. R. O. M..
m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© Oct.’ 25: 19289 52% co anes en
576658; Randall McLaughlin, Delta.
Pa. 18853

Down South blues; w and m Hthel
Waters, Alberta Hunter and Fletcher
Henderson, of U. S. © Oct. 3, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 15: E 576008; Down South
music pub. corp., New York. 18854

1088 :

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Down Wagga way; w and m Wallace
Green and Billy Edwards, of Aus-
iralias* ©: July 23; '1923); ‘1 'e: Oct.
83 #) 572200; -Allan & Co., pty. Itd.,
Melbourne, Australia. 18855

Down where the Murrumbidgee flows;
_fox-trot, w and m Victor Lambert,
of Australia; with one-step pf. pt.
{(Paling’s song series, no. 133) ©
emia etols Te. et, 22)
means W. 1.” Paling & ¢o.,' Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 18856

itrawing the dole; comedy song, w and

m Ernest Brading, of England; in C.

| Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©

Pores tos: | ec. Oct. 12;
NF2237; West’s, Itd., London.

18857

Dream faith; w lL. G., m Al Meehan,
of WLS: 3 pi. withow. ©. Aug): 22,
1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 6; E 571758; Louise
Guerber, Denver. 18858

Dream melody; by Floyd J. St. Clair,
of U! S8:; grand’ organ. obl.'~ 8yo.
XC) + Oct 9D. 8 4923" 2 Oct. TEE) EB
571947; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 18859

Dreaming: w W. J. F., m Sylvia For-
Fest Ot. U.S.) -pl.,,with, -w. .© Aug.
wees. 2c, Och, 6:'RE 5T17T21 | Wm.
J. Ferreiro, Kapaa, Kauai, T. H.

, 18860

Dreaming egain of you dear; w John

Wilkerson, melody W. A. M., of
METS. MOT hes Oct... 2260 W993 TH
- 576273; W. Astor Morgan, New
York 18861

Dreaming always of you; w E. L. S.,.1m
H...S. 8S. -Huntington, of U. S....© 1
See. Ay toe fe 184: BT.
Summers, Charleston, W. Va. _

: 18862

Dreaming lest I forget; w A. M., mel-

Cav. nwa T.. Tax) of 02S:
1c. Oct, 8, 1923: WH 574009; Alice
Mathews, Clinton, Ia. 18863

Dreaming of home; w Anne McQueen,
m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with
words. © Oct: 12, 1928 :):2°¢. Nov.
2; E 576687; Mrs. J. G. MacLeod,
Stirling, Richmond county, C. B.,
Nova Scotia. 18864

Dreaming of you; waltz ballad, w
Christopher John Coates, m L. T. P..,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
YorterlOwl et Oetu22,.4 1933 +08
576292 ; Leonard Thomas Parkinson,
New York. 18865

18877

Dreams of long ago; waltz, w and m
Ol MES or US'S. ‘arr! Woar. 'N. fanson.
[Photostat] © 1. Oct. 19, 1923; E
576181; Charles Murray. Washing-
ton. 18866

Dreams of old Ireland; w A. B. Whit-
ing, m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U.S. ©le.

Oct. 22,1923); °H' 574396 >; Alma B.
Whiting, Homer, N. Y. 18867

Dreams of you; w A. C. P.. m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.. ©
Ave 20, 19232 er Oet?6 HN Sila:
A. Clifton Post, Chester, Conn.

18868

Drifting; w O. W.,. m, Elliott. Mark-
ham, of U .S.; pf. with w. © Sept.
18, 1923,;;2 ¢.Oet. 15; EB. 576028; irs.
Odin Wenum, Spring Valley, Wis.

18869

Drifting along together; w Earl Com-
yns, m Vincent C. Plunkett, of U. S.
(©; Oetz 11))8903 <2 re Gete 20; 4H
574336; Angelus music pub. co., Los
Angeles, 1S870

Drifting slowly along: w O. M., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.: pf. with w.
©: Sept. 18,°1923;.2 e7; Oct: 15;.E
76041: Oren Myers, Ellington, Mo.

18871

Drifting to Paradise; w A. M., mS. B.,
of U. S., arr, Alexander Maloof, of
Us Sig Owh @, Noyeot2, .1923,;.H
576958; Alfred Mussawir and Syd-
ney Batiste, New York. 18872

Driftwood; melody, Louis Gold, of
ees ©) te Oct. 22, 1925 Ry
576276; Louis Goldwasser, New
York. 18873

Dry yo’ eyes; w and m Donald H. Cas-
lart of US ined. '©/ Oct 15, 1928 ;
2 ce. Oct. 16; E 574229; Richmond-
Robbins, ine., New York. 18874

Du bist wie ein veilchen; aus der drei-
aktigen operette Die tugendprinz-
essin, gesangstexte Richard Bars,
musik Kurt Zorlig, of Germany,
klay. arr. Otto Lindemann, of Ger-
many. © May 31, 1923; 1. ¢: Sept.
29: FE 572127; Drei-masken verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 18875

Dubois (Théodore) Valza; de T. Du-

bois, of France; pf. © Sept. 14,
19234) 12) .e. 2Sept.. .26;)°H 572054;
Heugel, Paris. 18876

Dumbell; w and melody P. G. S., of
U.S: arr. Arthur Darvo, of U. S.
© 1 @ Oct. 25, 1923; E 574455;
Paul Gerard Smith, ine., New York.

18877

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18878

Duo; by Victor Herbert, of U. 8.; two
violins with pf. ~(Melodious com-
positions by modern composers,
grade five) © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 «¢.
Oct. 15; E 576120; Harms, ine., New
York. 18878

Dvorak (Anton) Rondo; by A. Dvo-
Trak, op. 94, ed. Willem Willeke,
of U. 8.; violoncelle and pf. (Sheet
music edition, B. 1837) © July 23,
O25: 2 ¢: Oet. 9° HE bOS60-4 Gar

Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment ] 18879

°E palluncine; versi di R. Lo Martire,
musica di R. Prisco, of Italy; mand.
ace. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
26; E 576451; Casa editrice Posil-
lipo, Naples. 18880

Early spring waltz (Primavera tem-
prana vals); by May Browne, of
Un -S:; pt, > (McKinley -world 4a-
mous edition, no. 2002:. Easy pieces
for little fingers) © Sept. 22, 1923;
2 « Sept. 27; E 571304; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 18881

EKase ’m along; w and m S. W. K., of
U.S. “pf. with"w! ‘© 1c. Oct. 6,
1923; E 574032; Squire Warren
Knowles, Berkeley, Calif. 18882

Easter [and] Sunday evening; w and
m J. Lilian Vandevere, of U. S..
with the story, fingering, phrasing,
ete.; pf. with w. (Art publication
society's series of tone pictures:
Progressive series composition, no.
129) © Nov. 9, 1923; 2 © Nov. 12;
E 577012; Art publication soe., St.
Louis. 18883

Ebbrezze valse; by F. Pugliese, arr.
Angelo Sebastianelli, of U. S.; pf.
accordeon. (Piano accordeon edi-
tion, no. 1006) © June 26, 1923;
2, ¢., Sept. 27; -E 576609; John A.
Cerabino, New York. 18884

Eece concipiet; by Jacobus Handl, ed.
and arr. Gerald Reynolds, of U. S.;
women’s voices. 4to. (Fischer edi-
tion; (tie. 5283)i/ ©: Oetpi 22,1 A92s ;
2 ¢« Oct. 23; E 574422; J. Fischer
& bro.. New York.’ [© arrange-
ment ] 18885

Hece sacerdos; m René L. Becker, of
U. §.; male voices. (Jn Fischer
edition, no. 5275: Vade mecum, Vv.
Syie©O . Act.xa8; 1923 Bich Ock20 :
E 576632; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 18886

Eccentric; by J. Russel Robinson, of
Wi Sa: Wes HO) POE. WHO ORS 5. 25 ic. :
Oct. 19: E 576249; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 18887

pt. 11% n. s.,¥. 13

Echoes (The) of spring; w T. W., m
Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© June: £5, 1923, 2vc cOctiaea
569847 ; Theodore W. Wofford, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 18888

Keole des arpéges; suivie de deux
études originales de Ferruccio Bu-
soni, par I. Philipp, of France; pf.
(Enseignement du piano) © Sept.
14,1923; 1c Sept 2265. ome ;
Heugel, Paris. 18889

Hestasy; w George Marriott - Black,
m J. P., of England, domiciled at
Los Angeles. © Sept. 21, 1923; 2 ec.
Sept. 4; E 571550; Julian Pascal.
Los Angeles. 18890

(Extase) ; reverie, Louis Ganne,
of U. S8., arr. George Rosey [pseud.
of G. M.:R.] of U. S.; pf. Simpli-
fied ed. New York, George Rosey
pub. co. © Sept. 5, 1923; 2 c Oct.
20; E 574344; G. M. Rosenberg,
New York. 18891

Edie, yes in-deed-ee I love you; w and
m Stan Merritt, of U. S. © Oct. 22,
1923; 2 ec. Nov. 12; E 576947; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York.

18892;
Egyptian dreams; by G. E. H., of
U. S.; melody with pf. ace. © 1 «.

Oct. 12, 19283; E 574101; George E.
Halley, Kansas City, Mo. 18893
Egyptian Rose; w Harry B. Smith
and Francis Wheeler, m Ted Sny-
der, of Ui.8. 1 © Oct. i326, 19289 2c.
Oct. 26; E 576465; Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. 18894

FHileen Ireland’s own gift to me; w
F-O., m.Geo. Graft, jr, of JU NS..,
arr. Theo. G. Beach. of U.S. ©1-c«.
Oct. 26, 1928: E 576424; Florence
O’Brien, Jersey City, N. J. 18895

Hishes chajil; w and melody J. M. R..
ef,,U. S- © &L: © Nove se sez.)
574670; Joseph M. Rumshisky, New
York. 18896

Elfin fountain; five-finger position in
rapid movement, by S. H. Braith-

‘waite, of Great Britain; pf. (Three
morceaux de genre, no. 2) © Oct.
9, 1928; : 22¢. Octs Lai satAt 9p aG.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 18897

Elf’s festival; by J.’ H.:'M.,) of U. S..
arr. Leona Gerson; pf. © Oct. 26.
1923; 2 c Oct. 29; E 576518; Jared
Henry Merryman, Cumberland. Md.

18898

Elloeen; w A. R., m George Graff, jr..
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
U.. Si: © 1¢6:Oct: 1,,492375 BH oti4st ;
Allan Ramsay, Ford, Wash. 18899

1090

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

18923

Emblem (The) of freedom; march,

w Adelaide Maibrunn, m Edwin
Franko Goldman, of U. S.; pf. with
w. (Sheet music edition, P. 13849)
Or Jig, 233 1923)3), 2,00 Oct 977
571861; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement] 18900

Emblems of love; w Sidney D. Mit-
chell, m; Lew Pollack, of U. S. ©
Nov. 3, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 12; E 576989 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

18901

Emerald waters; w Marie Lee War-
neni OF) Ards, of; Ue Si. (©. deve.
Nov. 8, 1923; E 574675; Carl Albert
Anderson, Brooklyn. 18902

Emigrant (Emigrant) ; mazur. melody
Bes of Use 8: +©s.1, e) Oct. -18,
1923; KE 574262; Peter Feldhann,
New York. 18903

Endurance’ and patience; w Arthur
Henry Clough; m T. P. C., of U. S.;

bar. © 1 -e: Oct. 12, 1923; E 574090 ;
Theodore Parkman Carter, New
York. 18904

HKpithalame; poéme symphonique, par
Roger-Ducasse, of France. 1. Parti-
tion d’orch.—2. Parties d’orch. ©
Sept. 14, 19238; 1 c each Oct. 27;
E 972554, 572557; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 18905, 18906

Erratic; by J. Russel Robinson, of
De S.,; pt. ©,Oct. 17,1923 +.2..¢., Cet.
19; FE 576250; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 18907

Es is git zu sein a yud; w and melody
JM. R., of LU. Sip ©; les Now 8,
1923; E 574689; Joseph M. Rum-
shisky, New York. 18908

Es vilt zich meer; w and melody R.
D., of Russia, domiciled at New
Work; <6) 1. ¢. Qet:.20,. 1988; BH
574289; Rubin Doctor, Houston, N.
.'§ 18909

Hstampes; by Claude DeBussy, trio
arr. par Roger Branga, of France;
violin, violoncelle et pf., avec contre-
basse’ et clarinette en si bémol, ad
lib. Contents: Pagodes.—La Soirée
dans Grenade.—Jardins sous la pluie.
© Sept. 14. 1923; 1 « Oct. 27: EB
572556; Durand et cie., Paris. [©
arrangement | 18910

Estrellita (La) (Little star of love) ;
by Manuel M. Ponce, arr. F. Henri
Klickmann, of U. S.; violin solo or
duet with pf. (McKinley world
famous edition, no. 1997) © Sept.

‘22, 1923 3"'2: ec. Sept. 27; E 571299 ;
McKinley music co., Chicago. [©
arrangement] 18911

ce transcripcion para Henry
S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. (MeKinley
world famous edition, no. 2010). ©
Sept: 922) 1923 3- 2e' Sept: 27" HB
571311; McKinley music co., Chic-
ago. [© transcription] 18912

Ethiopian rhapsody; by Lucius Hos-
mer, of U. S.; full orch. with piano-
conductor. © Sept. 11, 19238; 2 «.
Oct. 9; EH 571853; Carl Fischer, New
York. 18913

Etudes. d’artistes; 40 exercices, par
Louise Héritte-Viardot, of France:
pour’ voix de . femmes.’ /4to. . (1°
série, nos. 1 4 20; 2° série, nos. 21 4
40. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢ each Sept.
26; E 572055, 572056 ; Heugel, Paris.

18914, 18915

Etudes de mécanisme; 36 études, cah.
1. par E. Pestel, of France; violon.
© Sept. 14, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 26; E
572082: L. Philippo, Paris. 18916

Eureka method for the banjo in C
notation; by Septimus Winner, ed.
and rev. Herbert Forest Odell, of
US$. 1@*Apr.! 6, 1923 3°2 evand ate.

Aug. 15; A 756072: Oliver Ditson
co.. Boston. [© editing and revi-
sion | 18917
Evening song: w Victor Hugo, m

Hanna Van Vollenhoven, of U. S.;
high or medium voice, in G flat. ©
Oct. 9, 1923;-2 ce. Oct. 12; E-574161 ;
Boston music co., Boston. 18918.

Ever since; w and m L. B., of U. S.,
arr Walter: Paul, of ‘U.S. © ‘1’ e.
Sept. 26, 1923; E 569810; Lillian
Berdow, Philadelphia. 18919

w Lillian Turner, m L. M. H., of
Ue ss ete Pe ee Ob, at Ome a
571966; Lillian May Heinz, Brook-
lyn. 18920

Everett, the heart of America’s won-
derland: waltz ballad, w and m C. D.
M.-06)U., 5. ©, 1 cet, 1923":
EK 571791; Clara Dell, Merrill,
Seattle. 18921

Every night I cry myself to sleep over
you; fox trot, w and m Howard
Johnson, Leo Wood and Irving Bibo,
of ,U.,S.,,arr.; Frank E., Barry, of
U. S.; orch. Feist ed. 4to. © Oct.
26:0 9237 Aaey Oct) (29 34H ST6522 ;
Leo. Feist. inc., New York. [© ar-
rangement | 18922

Every valley shall be filled; Christmas
anthem chorus, w from the Bible.
m James H. Rogers, of U. S.; mixed
voices, organ ace. (G. SS. 8vo.
choruses, no. 7055) © Oct. 16, 1923;
2 e Oct. 19; E 576236: G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 18923

1091

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

18924

pt. 11, n.'s., v.18

Every woman’s blues; w and m Clara
Smith and Stanley Miller, of U. S.
©) (Ovt: 3,; 192313) )2 vex Oat. pty) E
576010; Down South music pub.
corp., New York. 18924

FEiveryone treasures a love dream: w
Lawrence Lorraine, m John C. Sta-
ley, of Great Britain. © Oct. 20,
1923504; ec.) Octs 26 5H 572465308 yd-
ney, Acott & co., ltd., London.

18925

Everytime; fox trot, from Rejuvena-
tion of Aunt Mary, w and m Frank
W. Beaston, of U. S. © Sept. 26,
1923;,2 @. Oct. 4; E 571631; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 18926

from The rejuvenation of Aunt
Mary, Frank W. Beaston, arr. Geo.
J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; hotel orch.,
in F. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1923; 2.¢. Oct.
12; E 574117; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

18927

Exile (The); w Walter de la Mare,
mC. Armstrong Gibbs, of England.
© June 20, 1923; 1.¢ Sept. 22; E
572184; F. & B. Goodwin, Itd., Lon-

don. 18928
Iixtase; valse boston hésitation, par

Ciro Urbini, of Italy; orch. avee pf.
conducteur. Editions musicales Buf-
fet Crampton et cie. 4to. © Oct.
of LTI23r : tf ch Oct “27eedh BM:
Evette et Schaefter, Paris. 18929
Eves of brown; w L. C., m George
Graff, jz., of 10. iS f arni -‘Pheos G.
Beach, of U:S. -©:1 ©: Oct. 22, 1923 ;
E. 574360; Ida Cloud, Salina, Kan.
18930
Fables, nothin’ but dog-gone lies: w
and m Jeff Branen, of U. S.. ©, Oct.
2a. 1923: 2 ef Get. 27H ora ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 18931
Faccia sfreggiata; versi e musica di
F. P., of U. S.; mand. ‘acc.. Edizione
Pennino.., 4to. - ©. Sept; 219. 1923 ;
2 c« Oct. 27; E 574554; Francesco
Pennino, Brooklyn. 18932
Fair Phyllis I saw; m John Farmer,
of England, ed. and adapted Ed-
mund H. Fellowes, of Great Britain ;
male voices. 4to. (Male voice choir
library, no. 91: John Farmer’s mad-
rigals, no. 15). © Oct. 10,-1923; 1
e. Oct. 22; E 572705; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. [© arrangement]
18933
Fair Titania; old English danee, Ar-
thur Troostwyk, of U. 8S., op. 31, no.
2; violin and pf. (Sheet music edi-
tion, B. 1842)
e. Oct. 9; E 571865; Car! Fischer,
New York. 18934

© July 12, 1923; 2-

——

Fairy bells; w and m Marguerite Law-
rence Test. of U.S. 1. High in G.—
2. Medium, in F.—3. Low, in D?
Oct. 9} 192352 -e leach Oet.’ 17 b
971937; Sam Fox pub.-co., Cleve-
land. ; 18935

Fairy cymbals; impromptu caprice, by
Ernest Wilkes, of Great Britain, op.
8: pf. © Sept. 25, 1923: 1 ¢. Oct. 8;
FE 572179; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. (18936

Fairy (The) glen; nocturne, John
Duke, of U. S.:; pf. © Oct. 9, 1923;
2 ¢, Oct. 13; FE 574179; G. Schirmer,
ine/, New ‘York. 18937

Famous falls; from The magie ring,
w Zelda Sears, m Harold Levey, of
U.-8:' © Oct.29, 1923 72°. Ott, 11;
EF 574107 ; Harms, inec., New York.

18938

Fancy-free ; yaise syncopation, Sydney
Baynes, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aug. 3, 1923: 1 ©. Sept. 26; EB 572081 ;
Boosey & co., London, 18939

Fantasia on Irish and Seotech melo-
dies; by Wm. R. Stobbe, rev. Robt.
Biederman, of U. S.; xylophone solo,
with military band aec. 4to. ©
Jsuly’23,'1923 ; 2 ec. Oct 0 aires ;
Curl Fischer. New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 18940

Fantasy on a Russian folk-song; w
adapted from the Russian of Plet-
schéyeff, English version and m
Samuel Richards Gaines, of U. S.;
mixed voices, with two violins, obli-
gati, and pf. aee.. 4to: © Oct. 8,
1933 >\/2 ‘elo Oet.. OVI: ST1ISOSS 1S.
Fischer & bro., New York. 18941

Fascination : intermezzo, Julius Lenz-
berg, of 'U. 'S.; 'arr?’'C. EH. Wheeler,

of “0: Se<> orth: », Ate ne) oe 16,
1923: 2 c. Oct. 20; EB 574466; Harms,
ine., New York. 18942

Fashion row; w EHarle Foxe, m Cecil
J. Stewart, of U..S., arr. Norman
Spencer, of WS, ht ae, Mike 20;
1923: KE 574292 ; Tiffany productions,
inc., New. York. : 18943

Father: w Y¥. S., melody Luther A.
Clark, of U.S. +© hey Oat. 22,4928 ;
FE 576281; Verna Smith, Armstrong,
Mo. 18944

Father, we thank Thee; a prayer,
poem Ralph Waldo Hmerson, m Jes-
sie Mae Jewitt, arr. Geo. J. Trin-
kaus, of U. S. 4to.. (Sacred trios,
quartets, ete., nos. 1709-1711) 1.
Male voices.—2. Female voices.—s.
Mixed voices. © Sept. 27, 1923;

1092

_ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1928

18968

i

2 ec. each Oct. 5; E 569990, 569994,
569997; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]
18945-18947
two-part song, Ww Ralph
Waldo Emerson, m Jessie Mae Jew-
itt, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U..S.;
unchanged voices. 4to. (Witmark
school edition, no. 1712) © Oct. 11,
BOD ee, c.. Oct. 19:4 Of62a0e MoM,
.Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 18948

Fatti pit’ sott; versi di A. Menotti
Buja, musica di G. Donnarumma,
of Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Italy,
Casa editrice Panzetta. 4to. (Pie-
digrotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 19; E 572338; Italian book
co.; New York. 18949

Fattura ’e marenaro; canzona ’e vita,
yversi di Giuseppe Tetamo, musica di
Ino Finizio, of Italy; mand. ace.
4to, (©, Oct. 5, 1923);..2,,e:, Oct. ;.8;
E 574048; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. 18950

Febbre d’amore; versi di R. Cordi-
ferro, musica di A. Montalto, of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 ce Oct. 26; E 576452; Casa
editrice Posillipo, Naples. 18951

Teelin’ (The) blues; w and m Wil-
liam H. Farrell, of U. S.; in G ©
Oct. 15, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 16; E 576170;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 18952

Feeling the way I do; w Bud de
Sylva, m Walter Donaldson, of U.
Sen te.) Oct 4 1923 so STIDTT ;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.

18953

Feiner (Ein) vogel ist der alte peli-
kan: fox trot, text von Beda, musik
yon Ralph Hrwin, of Hungary, op.
Aa) ay iby LOS 2 Le. Oct: | Die
E 572485; Wiener. bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 18954.

Feist dance folio, no. 6; arr. as fox
trots, waltzes, blues, etc., various
composers, of U. S.; pf. © Oct. 26,
1923; 2 e@ Oct. 29; E 576524; Leo.
Feist, inec., New York. 18955
Festival at Sorrento (Une féte 4 Sor-

rente); by Augusta Holmés, rearr.
Chas... Jz Roberts, . of; U.. S.:, tull
orch. with pf. conductor. (Land
of the blue sky, symphonic suite,
pt. 3) © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 9;
FE 571873; Carl Fischer, New York.
~f© arrangement] 18956

Fiddler (The) of Dooney; w W. B.
Yeats, m Gladys Taylor, of Great
Britain; in G. © Oct. 6, 1923; 1c.
Oet. 5; E 572168; Reid bros, 1td.,
London. 18957

80830—24—_3

Fides (Constancy); versi di Luigi
Conforti, English version Fredrick
H. Martens, musica di Alberto Rizzi,
of U. S. © Oct. 29, 1923; 2-e. Oct.
30; E 576527; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. 18958

Fiesta (La); dance, by B, F., of U:

S.enpis | OQ ad Gg. .Oce:\9.7,1923') > E
574283; Beulah Fiske, Chicago.

18959

Fighting (The) blues; w §8:: F.,'m

Valeria Gordon, of U. 8.; pf. with
words. © Oct. 5,,1923; 2° c.’ Nov.
2: FE 576685; Sylvester Frierson,
Memphis, Tenn. 18960
Filarmonica. (La); versi di A. M.,
musica di Roger Tolomei, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 1923; E 574442; Alfredo Melina,
Brooklyn. 18961

Fireside (A) tale; novelette, R- B.
Eisenberg, of U. S.; band. 4to. ©
Oct. 6. 1923; 2 c. Oct. 8; E 574044;
Fred Jewell, Worthington, Ind.

18862

Firpo; scottisch, melody N. N., arr. F.
Biazzo. of Italy, domiciled at New
York City. © 1 ¢@ Sept. 21; 1923:
HK 571524; Melody piano co., ine.,
New York. — 18963

First African suite; Swahili sketches,
E. Dorothea Barcroft, of Great Bri-
tain; arr. Sydney Baynes, of Great
Britain; oreh. with pf. conductor.
(Boosey’s orchestral journal, no..
227) Contents:—l. On Safari.—2.
Kraal song.—3. Shamba song.—.

Kenya idyll—5 Massed ngoma. ©
ANTS SO cho): it Cu SEE... ere. I
572025 ; Boosey & co., London. 18964

First (The) Christmas; pageant of
the nativity, text arr.. Fred Harri-
Son, music George S. Schuler and
G. F. R. Chicago, Geo. F. Rosche
&-'col. to.” "OCk: 3,’- 192372)...
Oct. 10; D 26488; Geo. F. Rosche,
Chicago. 18965

Flag (The) and its colors; w J. A. W..,
m Valeria Gordon, of U. S., pf. with
w.’ © June 15, 1923 2’ ec. Oct..1;
EH 569842; James A. Werner, Camp
Dix, N.’ J. 18966

Flag of America; w and m A. B., of
U. S.; mixed or unison voices. 4to.
© Oct. 20,1923; 2 e¢: Oct. 23; E
574426; Alfred Beirly; Chicago.
18967

Flame-voiced night; by Arthur Far-
well, ‘of °U. 8, op: 45,/0no.''2 ; pf.

“(Sheet music edition, P. 1335). ©
sept 12) 1923; 2% ec Oetlio aa, BH
571855 ;.-Garl Fischer, New York.
‘ PEE 18968

1093,

18969

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

“pte = 8; v.18

Fleurs: des’ champs: valse.'de “Alix
Baccuez, of France; pf. conductetr.

Paris, Select. orchestre. toi
Sept.» 14, 1/1923 1) c.icSepeé. (2666 B
572039; A. Baccuez, Paris’ 18969

Florence; w E. G. H., m Geo. Graff;
jr. of UU, SS! arr: Theo. G!'i‘Beaeh,
of OS)’ OFL' & 'Oet 22, 19238" E
- T4684 E. G. Haney, Kingwood,
mW. Vat

Hiotow ( Friedrich von) Ah! so pure;
from Martha, F. von F., arr. Henry
S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. (McKinley
world famous edition, no 2011) ©

sept. 22) "TO2s5 22 he. SepesCareah e

Strole:
Chicago.

McKinley miusie?*'eo.,
[© arrangement] | 18971

ouverture de F. von Flotow,
arr. par F. S. of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. Ouvertures
classiques, nouvelle collection Fran-
cis Salabert pour orchestres moyens,
noe icy (Cy Oct. dD, 19257 1 ect.
27; EK. 572516; Francis Salabert;,
Paris. [© arrangement] 18972

Flower dance; by E. E., of U..8., pf.
Portland, Or., International music

pub. co. © Sept. 19, )1928:;,2 ¢.
Sept.,.24;. E .569615; Emil. Enna,
Portland, Or. 18973

Flower (A) «for you, mother dear;
w'' J.’ Hugh’ Buck, cho. 1. B.. Ws, m

Ira’ B. Wilson, of U. S.; sop. and
altel! © Alig. 28, 1928) 2i¢e. Oca ;
E 576122; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O. 18974
Flowers, at, dusk; w..E.. W., -m, Geo.
Grait 16.) Ob. Se. cube. eameon nia
Beach, Oe! Cys. Mage elmo: | 22,
1923; E. 574897: Elsie Whitman,
San Francisco. 18975
Flower’s (A) charm; w A, A. L.; m

George Graff, jr.. of U. S.. arr. peo.
GarBeach, of U.S. © 1. &. Och 22,
1923 ;. EF 574402; August Albert Lind.
Warrenton, Mo. 18976

Fooling; w William, Crocco, melody
Gok Ma of U. S.,.@© Icee@et..26,
1923; KE 576436; Gustave Francis
Myers, New York... 18977

For eternity; w.M. Lilly Thomas, m
Noel Johnson, of Great gees ©
Oct, 17; 192385.1 @ Oct: 27; HB) 572487 ;
Duff, Stewart & co., ltd., ora

) 18978

For our country ev’ry man his very
best ‘will do; w B. S.; m Geo. Graff,

' jv..of: U. S,, arr. Theo. G;' Beach, of

andy Se

© hei Octs 22, . A92357 EH
574391; Bertha Stang, Roxbury,
Mass. 18979

18970 |

*Fore Dan Cupid came. our way;
BK. J.) Bell, m,.Geo., Graff, jr, ee
U.)S:-arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
©.1 c. Oct. 22, 1923; B 574389 : Edw.
J. Bell, Brooklyn. 18980

Iorest (The) court; operetta in one
act, w Douglass Whitehead and Vir-
ginia Whitehead, m G. A. Grant-
Schaefer, of: "U.S; unchanged
voices. © Sept. 6, 1923 2 ¢. Sept.
10; E 570894; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. | 18981

- Forestiera (La); versi. di Rambaldo

(Rocco Galdieri), musica di. Vine.
Cunzo, of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,
Italy, Casa editrice Panzetta. . 4to.
@©;Sept...8,.1923;. tier Oebn194. E
072544 ; Italian book co., New York.

18982

Forever lost; w and m H. L., of Nor-
way, domiciled at Redlands, Calif.
© Aug. 1)''1923'3° 2"! Sept? 10; E
576318; Haldor Lillenas, Redlands,
Calif. 18983

Forget the past, and let us live for to-
morrow; w.and m Ernest Sefton
and Alf. J. Lawrance, of Australia.
(Paling’s song series, no.'129) ©

Aug. «17, 1928 36 liftess Sépit Zor: Eh
572182; W. H. Paling & co., Itd., Syd-
ney, Australia. | 18984

Forgetful ‘blues; w Fred Rose, m Fred
Hiamm and Henry , Winston, — of
U.S; ©. Nov. ),.1923: 2 € wove? :
E 576651; Irving Berlin, ,inc.; New
York. 18985

Forlana; after J. Aubert, Alfred
Pochon, of Switzerland, domiciled at
New York; violin and pf. (Sheet
music edition, B. 18386) © June 27,
1923°2°¢. Oct°S Hi aritate.: Cari
Fischer, New York. 18986

Forse é 1’ ammore: versi di A. Silla,
musica di M.- Caroeci, of, Italy;
mand, acc. | 4to.. ©: Sept: 8, 1923;
2c. Oct. 26; E 576448; Casa editrice
Posillipo, Naples. 18987

Forterre (H.) Dix piéces; par H. For-
terre, of France; pf. Recueil neo.
1,'2. .© Sept. 14,,1923; 1 ec.’ Sept.
26; E 572070; HE. Gaudet, Paris.

18988

Quatre poémes; par H. Forterre,
of France; chant et pf. Contents :—
diy) C’est +, Pinfini,-22: Pourquoi
pleurer.—3. Ici le sommeil régne.—
4, Voici Colombine. © Sept. 14,

“91923; 1 ¢ Sept. 26; E 572068;7 E,
Gaudet. Paris. _ 18989

1094

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Forth to the battle
cadben morgan) ; English w Gerald
Cumberland, m Cyril Jenkins, of
Great Britain; male voices. Wil-
liams ed. 4to. (Collection of. part-
songs, series 3, male voices, no. 2)
{Welsh and English text] © Oct.
me re Oct. lo: EH bT2272. :
Joseph Williams, Itd., London.

18990

Fortunata in amore; versi di D. Furnd,
musica di E. Bellini, of Italy; mand.
ace. Naples, G. Santojanni. 4to.
sept. 8, 1923; 1c. Oct. 19; EH. 572368;
Tialian book co., New York. 18991

Fountain (The) album; arr., sc. ed.,
fingered and bowed, James Brown,
of England; string orch. with pf.
ace. (Polychordia string library,
no. 121) Contents: 1. Sinfonia da
chiesa; Andrea Fiore.—2. Menuetto
e trio; Joseph Haydn.—3. Rondeau;
PiEam@egcut... 1c) Oct: 9.1923" 4" ¢.
Oct.. 20; E 572707; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 18992

Fox (Sam) concert orchestral folio;
no. 2, by J. S. Zamecnik, of U. S.;
Di. fee pt. ~ CY Oct. "9," 1923" 2°
Oct. 11; EF 571956; Sam Fox ‘pub.
co., Cleveland. 18993

Fox (Sam) library orchestra folio;
no. 6, by various authors, of U. S.;
piano acc. pt... © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ¢.
er it; BE 571957; Sam Fox. pub.
co., Cleveland. 18994

Fox (Sam) moving picture music;
v. 4, by J..S. Zamecnik, of U.-S.;
pi. New.ed.,..© Oct... 94 1923 352° &
Oct. 11; E 571954; Sam Fox pub. co..,
Cleveland. 18995

Fox (Sam) sacred folio; v. 1, collec-
tion,. by J. S. Zamecnik, of U:’ S.;
pt. © Oct. 9,°1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 11; E
571955; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 18996

Fox march folio; v. 2, by J. S. Zamec-
nikof ©2'S83'} pf! ©. Oct.29, 1928 ;
2 ec. Oct, 11; BH 571951; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 18997

Fox modern piano pieces; v. 1, ap-
propriate for the home, motion pic-
tures, teaching, etc., by various au-
ior foe Ue 3S. apis Contents :
Heart’s desire; by Jules Reynard.—
Rosemary; by J. R.—Dancing but-
tercups; by Robt. L. Creighton.—
Autumn twilight; by Grant Welles-
ley.—Wings of joy; by Frederic
Van Norman.—Endearment; — by
Kathryn Hawthorne. © Oct. 9,
1923.5) 20e: Oct. 115,.E 571952;
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. -

19010

(Rhyfelgyrch | Fox organ series; v. 3, transcriptions,

by various authors, of U. S.; organ.
obl.. 8vo. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
11; E 571953; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 18999

Fox trot Ray; melody C. M.. of U. S.;
1st violin. .-© 1 ¢.- Nov. 8,;/1923; E
574671 ; Carl Moskowitz, New York.

19000

Freischtitz (Der): romantic opera ‘in
three acts, libretto von Friedrich

Kind, musik von Carl Maria von
Weber. new version. Artur Bo-
danzky, of Hungary, domiciled at

New York, ed. and tr. from the Ger-
man, Natalia Macfarren and Th.
Baker, essay on the story, Richard

Aldrich. © Oct. 16, 1923; 2 c Oct.
19; E 576233: G. Schirmer, inc.
New York. [© revision] 190061
Frolic of the fairies; overture, Carl
Bigge, arr. Lester Brockman... of

U.. S.; military band, with conduc-

tor., 4to.. © July 23, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
9; E. 571829; Carl. Fischer,..New
York. [© arrangement] 19002

From Bohemian woods; fantasy, Ru-

dolf Friml, of U. S.; pf. © Oct: 9,
IWS23sy2F cAeOetMiscy EGF 4178 5 IG:

19003

Frost ,magic; w P. D. Gog, m. Marie
EK. Dreier, of U. S.; low voice, in E
Hag... (©), Olen, Aa) bOoe 2 C.. Oe 19s
E 576305; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, 19004

Fugal (A) concerto; Gustav Holst. of
England, op. 40, no. 2. 1. Pf. s¢.—
2. Flute or 1st violin solo.—3. Oboe
or 2nd violin solo. © Oct.,5, 1928;
1 cn,each: Oct.-65 H 572175072117;
Novello & co., ltd., London. [© ar-
rangement | 19005-19007

Fuite éperdue: scéne tumultueuse, par
Raoul Boischot, of France; erch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1923;
1c. Oct. 27; E 572518; R. Boischot,
Paris. 19008

Bun fio. Un WANG, Mr. Le OF
U. S., arr. Phylis Thatcher Spicker,
OF US SSO WD eAug. 120,;'79233 2 EB

Schirmer, inc., New York.

12)
571536; Phylis T. Spicker, Logan,
_ Utah. 19009

Furastera; versi di Pasq. Ripoli,
musica di Michele Nozzetti, of Italy:
mand. ace. Naples, Italy, Casa edi-
trice Panzetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta

1925); (Gu sept.. ©, dace, 1 ¢: Get.’ 19:
BE 572339; Italian book. co., New
York. 19010

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19011

pt. 111, 0. s., v.18

Gaidla e marechiaro; impressione na-
poletana. di Fernando Liuzzi, of
italy; “pit! © .Oet.C1, 2923: ido €
Oct. 11; E 572240: A. Forlivesi & c.,
Florence, Italy. 19011

Galantéador (El); jota, valse espag-
nole, de Alix Baccuez, of France;
pt. conducteur. Paris, Select orches-

tre. 4to...© Sept. 14, 1923: 1 «@
Sept. 26; E 572041: A: Baccuez;
Paris. 19012
Gallantrie; no. 2 from two cameos,

Out of the past, Perey Elliott, of
Great Britain; pf. Paxton’s ed. ©
sept. LS, JOvos. b és Sept. 143.
067907; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 19013

Game (A) of tag; by Theodora Dut-
ton, of .U.. S.; pf..._(No hills to
climb, no. 1)
Oct. 13; E 574180; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 19014

Garden of love; w Katherine Ken-
nedy, m Floyd M. Kendall, of U. S.
(©) Ort: "Tt! 1028) e@) Oct 152 1
576535 ; Kennedy-Kendall, Lafayette,
Ind. 19015

Gavotte; by Frz. Jos. Gossee, of U. S.,
rev. and fingered H. BE. Ruhe, of
U.: Se Bt. A OL Dect 19,9 1823 22) ¢,
Oct. 22; H 576556; Co-operative mu-
sie co., Philadelphia. 19016

Gem (The) dance folio for 1924; fox
trots, one steps, waltzes, by various
authors of.the U. S., selécted from
the season’s most popular’ song suc-
cesses pi. ©. Oct. 5, 1923" "2":
Oct. 6; E 574080; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inec., New York. 19017

Georgia blues; by Billy Higgins and
W. Benton Overstreet, arr. Wm. J.
@: Lewis; -of ©. Si;-‘erch.?''4to: ‘©
Sept. .27)'' 19233) 2" e? Sepet!' 28>". B
569775 ; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. [© arrangement]

19018

Georgia peaches; w A. HE. W., melody
John F. Ryan, of ,U.! S.) © 1c. Oct.
26, 1923; E 576418; A. E. Weeks,
Cincinnati, 19019

Get right, stay right; hymn, arr. J. B.
Herbert, of U. S.. © Oct. 10, 1923;
2 « Oct. 20; EH 574315; Homer <A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© harmoni-
zation and arrangement] 19020

Ghost (The); valse, Maud Wingate,
arr. H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain;
oreh. with 1st violin conductor. 4to.
(Chappell & co’s orchestral journal,
no. 954) © Oct. 16, 1923; 1.¢. Oct.
23: EK 572478; Chappell & ‘co., Itd.,
London. [© arrangement] 19021

© Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ¢ ’

Giapponesina ; fox trot, versi di Fran-
cesco Cuonzo, musica di Gabriele
Guarino of Italy; mand. ace. Na-
ples, Italy, Casa editrice Panzetta.
4to. (Piedigrotta 1923) © Sept. 8,
1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 19; B 572340; Italian
book co., New York. 19022

Gigolette; fox trot aus der operette
Tanz der libellen, text von A. M.
‘Willner, musik von Franz Lehar, of
Hungary. © Oct. 5, 1922; 1 es Oct.
25, 1928; E572419; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Vienna. 19023

Ginger Brown; from Runnin’ wild, w
and m Cecil Mack and Jimmy John-
son, of U. S. © Oct. 12, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 18; E 576176; Harms, ine., New
York. 19024

Gingerbread (The) bear; song or mu-
sical reading from Bedtime songs,
w Beth Slater Whitson, m Henry S.
Sawyer, of U. S. (McKinley world
famous edition, no. 1988) © Sept.
22, 19238; 2 c. Sept. 274) We aiae0 ;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 19025

Giorgetti (F.) metodo; per esercitarsi
a ben suonare, di F. Giorgetti,. op.
34, nuova edizione riveduta da
Angelo Consolini, of Italy; per alto
viola. (Edizione Ricordi, no. 160)
[Italian, French and English texts]
© Oct. 17, 1923; 1 «@ Oct. 18; E
572290; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

19026

Girl of mine; w V. S., m Sylvia For-
rest, of U..S:; pL, Wiley © Ger
25, 1923; 2 'c. Nov. 2) HB” 516695,;
Vincent Scuncio, Providence, R. I.

19027

Girl of my dream; w O. M., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
Oct. 23, 1923; 2 c Nov. 2; E S7667T ;
O. Moresi, New York. 19028

Girl of my dreams; w HEH. O. A., m E.
SiS: Huntingtony of (Us Si © 1,¢
Oct. 19, 1923; E 576197; Himer O.
Andersen, Monroe, N. Y. ~ 19029

Girlie; melody R.C., of U.S., arr. Walter
Smith, of U. S. ©1«e Oct. 11, 1923;
BE 571923; Rudolph Cederberg, San
Francisco. 19030

Git; w and m Fran Frey [i. e. Francis
GCG. Frey] and. Michael J. Duffecy,

of, U.iS. jare WL, Gy Whey ae 2c:
Oct. 10, 1923; E 574061; Framik
pub. house, Indianapolis. 19031

Give a man a horse he ean ride; w
James Thomson, m Geoffrey O’Hara,
of U. S:3; male quartette.. | 4to.
(Series of part songs for men’s

1096

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

voices, no. 3013) © Oct. 31, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 15; E 576534; R. L. Huntz-
inger, inec., New York. 19032

Give if to me; w and melody Billy
Breans: of UU. 8. (©) 1: ¢,; Oet.,2,
1923: E 571505; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

19038

Give me back my dear old sunny
Spain; w and m adapted M. I.
Bohannon, and Geoffrey O’Hara, of
U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. (Geoffrey
O’Hara’s 3 minute harmonies, no.
marnemucy. 9. 1925 ° 2'c. Oct. tl. BE
571945 ; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.

19034

Give me more time; w B. L. IL, m
George Graff, jr., of U. S.. New
York, World music pub. corp. ©
Nov. 2, 1923; 2.¢e. Nov. 5; E 576896 ;
B. Louis Ingram, Madison, Ill. ~

19035

Give me the old time religion; new

. version, hymn arr. J. B. Herbert,
of U..S: . ©. Oct. 10, 1923; 2.¢. Oct.
20; E 574301; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. [© harmonization and ar-
rangement] 19036

Give thanks to God most high; w
Isaac Watts, m R. M. Stults, of U.
S.: mixed voices. 4to. (Hall-Mack
company’s Christmas anthems, no.
alee te) Oot. 8,,1925 >-2..c:cOet. 15;
EK 576093; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. ' 19037

G ve us another leader like Woodrow
Wilson; w and melody G. M. S., of
U.S., arr. Edgar Rollman, of: U.
Sr ee eC Oct.25, 1923517 Hh Ooo ;
G. Morgan Simpson, Baltimore.

19038

Glimpse (A) of nature; w C. M., m
Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf: with w. ©
Sept. 18,') d923 2 Oe, sOeti? 153. BE

576031; Clara Martin, New Holland,
Til. 19039

Glory (The) of your love; w EK. W..,
m George Graff, jr. of U. S., arr.
Pheo. G., Beach, of Us Ss © 1 ec.
Oct. 1. 1923; E 571477; Elsie Whit-
man, San Francisco. 19040

Glory to God in the highest; song for
Christmas, w and m Samuel Rich-
ards Gaines, of U. S.; high or med.
voice, with violin and piano or
organ’ C) Octiit6, 1999.2. le" (Oct
19; E 576240; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 19041

Glory to God on high; anthem for
Christmas, m Clyde Willard, of U.
S.; mixed voices. 4to. (Hall-Mack
company’s Christmas anthems, no.

19052

322): i 3@, Oet; 8; 19284/2 e;Oct.(15;
E 576092: Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 19042
Gluck (Chr’stoph Wilibald von) Petite
suite de ballet: from Gluck’s operas,
by Gluck-Mottl-Roberts, arr. J. S.
seredy, of U., S.;:..full .orch.,. with
pts. for full mand. orch. by Louis
Toeaben, of U. 8.. Contents: 1. Air

gai; from Iphigenia in Aulis.—2.
Spirit dance: from Orpheus.—s.
Musette; from Armide—t. Finale.

©‘ Aug. ! 20). 1923. ;) 2'ce -Oet. Of E
571874; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement ] 19043
Go get um Liza: w and melody A. L.,
of Uy S35) ©) hie Weti-80, 119235
574564; Ard’e Linton, Philadelphia.
1904+

Go home little girl go home; w Jacek
Oliver, m Chester Escher, of U. S.
© Sept.,,10,, 1923'::2.¢. Sept. 12; EH
576549 ; Quality song co., New York.

19045
Go. tell it on the mountains; negro
spiritual, Christmas song of the

plantation, arr. Harvey B. Gaul, of
U. S. 1. High voice, in G flat—2.
Low voice, in E flat. © Sept. 7,
1923; 2 c. each Oct. 16; E 576108;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. [© ar-
rangement ] 19046

God made you for me: w J. W H.. m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©1
e. Oct. 4, 1923: E 571601; Julian W.
Hoen, Newton, Ia. ; 19047

God that madest earth and heaven: w
R. Heber, m George M. Vail, of VU.
S.; quartet or chorus of mixed
voices. (Blue octave series, sacred,
no. 4031) 2 © Oct 1119235’ 2"cOek.
10; E 574203: Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 19048

hymn anthem, w Reginald Heber,

it Rh.) Vs Stults,, Jor OU... Sos nibsed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 28,
1923: 2 « Oct. 16; E 576104; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 19049

God’s gifts; w G. W.. melody M. Peree,
Greve SG), tre, Cet Qa hoes: Wi
576280; George Westerbeke, West
Sayville, L. 1., N. Y¥. 19050

God’s own land; song of California,
w BE. W., m Marie Mantell, of U. S.,
San Francisco, Calif., Modern music
€0) KO Septi’ 2651923); +2 -¢!’ Oet.' 25
FE 5715438 ; Elsie Whitman, San Fran-
cisco. 19051

God’s ways; w-W. C. Poole, m H. L.,
of Norway, domiciled at Redlands,
Calif. -© Aug. 1, 1923: 2 c. Sept. 10;
E 5763815: Haldor Lillenas. Red-
lands, Calif. ; 19052

1097

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WY eS

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19053

Goin’ home; w and m Porter Grainger
and Bob Ricketts, of U. S.. © Oct.
aS; £923, 2 \e) Oeb. 16; a Wowaeet:
Rainbow music corp., New York.

19053

Golden (The) age; 14 short and easy
pieces, by Bettey Colson, of Great
Britain; pf:' ©’ Oct. 25; 1923; 2: e.
Oet. 26; E 572481; Forsyth bros.,
itd., London. 19054

Golden (The) fleece; w L. D., melody
M. Peree, of U. S: ©1c Oct. 1,
1923 ; E 569826; Lucile Deen, North-
field, Minn. 19055

Golden glow; reverie, Wallace Chan-
iry, of Great Britain; pf. © Sept.
85, 1923 Pl te) Sept 27s. Eros :
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow.

19056

Golden memories; reverie, <A. J.
Weidt, arr. R. Ek. Hildreth, of U. S.;
orch. 4to. © June 30, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 11; E 571907; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. [© arrangement]

19C57

Goldenrod; three-part song, w E. M.
Dunn, m Wassili Leps, of U. S.;
women’s voices. (Carl Fischer’s oc-
tavo choruses for female voices, no.
5032) July: 6, 1923¢. 2, c..0ct.,9 :
EH 571821; Carl Fischer, New York.

19058

Gondola (The) and the girl; fox trot,

from Little Miss Bluebeard, Paul A.

Rubens, arr. C. E. Wheeler, of
Great Britain; orch. pts. 4to. ©
Nov tO) 192. 2. GC. NOV, (2K)

576946; Chappell & Co., ltd., Lon-
don,. [© arrangement] 19059
from Little Miss Bluebeard, w
Perey Graham Paul and EH. Ray
Goetz, m Paul A. Rubens, of Great

Britain. New York, Chappell-
Harms,-inc. .© Sept. 21,1923: 1 ce.
Sent. 22.6 ee. Oeta dD Tepes. ;

Chappell & co., Itd., London. 19060
Gondolier’s (The) song; by Marion G.
Osgood, of U. S.; violin with pf.
(Melodious compositions by modern
composers, grade one) © Oct. 10,
1925.9 2c. Oct. 15 > By o(Gits - Harms,
inc.,. New. York. 19061
xone away; w M. L., melody Arnold T.
Lasxot Us -Sico©. 4c. Oe 29, 1923 -

E 576481: Michael Lucas, Ham-
tramek, Mich. 19062

Good-bye, old world, good-bye; w and
m O. J. S., of Canada. © Apr. 10,
1923; 1.¢ Aug. 11; BH 572143; Os-
wald J. Smith, Toronto, Canada.

19063

pt. 11, 0. s.,7.18

Good-for-nothing; fox trot, w and m
GW. B., of U.S. "© Octi 24) 1928 ;
2c. Oct. 25; E 574460; George W.
Breuker, Brooklyn, - 19064

Good night; by G. E. H., of U. S.; mel-
ody with pf.’ ace: "(©'1 & Nov. ’8,
1923; E 574679; George H. Halley,
Kansas City, Mo. 19065

Good night and good morning; w Lord
Houghton, m Charles P. Scott, of
U. S.; men’s voices. (Octavo series,
men’s voices, no. 474) © Oct. 29,
1923; 2c Oct. 831; E 576594; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. . 19066

Good night Sweet Jesus; w and m
Jesuit Father, of U. 8S. (New collec-
tion of music for the Catholic
chureh, no. 19) | © Oct: 8, 1923; 2
e. Oct. 9; E 571805; A. H. Rosewig.
Philadelphia. 19067

Goodrich (Florence A.) Five canonic
studies; by FY) Al G., Pr Wie...
(Summy edition, no. 107) Contents:
—Canon in G :—Canon in G minor.
Canon in EF minor.—Canon in C.—
Harmonized canon. © Oct. 20, 1923;
2e. Oct. 24; E 574497; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 19068

Goose (The) waddle: danse character-
istique, A. J. Weidt, arr. R. E. Hil-
dreth, of U. S.; orch. 4to. © Sept.
6, 1923"; °2' '@ -Ock 11> “Fi 5iis04 ;
Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. 19069

Goose (The) waddle; danse character-
istique, A. J. Weidt, arr. R. E. Hil-
10,, 1923;;.2.¢. .Oet.,20;, BH af4ol4 ;
Homer A. Rodeheaver,-Chicago. [©
harmonization and arrangement]

19070

Graded studies in ensemble playing;
by Wallingford Riegger, of U. S.; pf.
and violin. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2:c. Oct.
13; E 574193; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 19071

Grand-daddy’s waltz; w and melody
H.. F. R., of CU. SSS@ Meroe 29,
1923; E 576509; Homer F. Remil-
lard, Los Angeles. 19072

Grande (La) Paque russe (The Rus-

sian WHaster); overture, Nicholas
Rimsky-Korsakow. op. 36, rearr.

Charles J. Roberts, of U. 8.; full
orch: ©) Ams. 20; LO2S eye mene oe
E 571870; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement ] 19073

Grasshopper (The) ; with biographical
sketch and instructive annotations,
w and m J. Lilian Vandevere, of
U..S.; pf. with words. (Progres-

1098

—

no. 11, 1923

sive series compositions, no. 140) ©

Mey. o 1925. 2c. Novi 1236 5771009;

Art publication soc., St. Louis.
19074

Grattacielo; versi di A. Silla, musica

gq: &:, Criscuolo Doria, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8,.1923;
2: ec. Oct. 26; E 576443 ; Casa ‘edi-

trice Posillipo, Naples. 19075
Great (The) adventure; w Edward
Lockton, m Perey E. Fletcher, of
Great Britain. © Oct. 23, 1923;
tte Oet:.233E 572475 ; Chappell &
c6., ltd., London. 19076

Great (The) eternal Christmas; an-
them, w Edward Banks, m Harry
M. Gilbert, of U. S.; contralto and
bar. solos, cho. with violin, cello,
harp and organ ace. 4to. (Church
music review, no. 691) © Sept. 28.
ieee! eC. wet. 1? Hi 501452; BOW.
Gray co., New York. pL 9OFT

Green apples; w and m Ernest Mel-

vin. of England; in F. (Francis &
Day’s humorous songs) [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 31,

tafe tee, Oct. 2; BE 572157; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 19078
Green-eyed monster blues; or, Jeal-

ousy blues, w M. C. M.,.m E. S. 8.
Huntington, of U: S. ©1-e. Oct. 4,
1923; EH 571588; Martha Charlotte
Maloney, Washington. 19079
Greenwitch Village doll; w G. H. B.,
myGjiy B., of. Sy ©: 1, eHNove 3,
1923; E 5746380; George E. Halley
and George H. Bowles, Kansas City.

19080

Gruesome tales; by Erno Rapée and
William Axt, of U. S8:; orch. Capi-
tol photoplay series, P 6) Con-

tents: —1. Creeping shadows. — 2.
The torture chambre.—3. Witches.

Oy Pet, 1), 1923 3.2 Och, 165. A
574235; Richmond - Robbins, inc.,
New York. 19081

Guiding (The) star; Christmas song,
w C. F. Alexander, m C. Whitney
Coombs, of U. S.; high voice, piano
or organ acc.,-© Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 18; E 574173; G.. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19082

Hail life, hail love; w Mrs. Dunean
Pearce,,m Maurice Blower, cf Eng-
land; unison voices. 4to. (Unison
song, no. 43) .© Sept. 25, 1923;
Cy CCLs Os
Bell, ltd., London. 19083

Hail to Atlantic City; w Eugene J. W.
Conrad, m § William Spencer

appy school days;

E 572188; Stainer & |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

19096

Hair (The). lock coat front song; w
J. Mo rm, Anthony® Moritz, : of "U..S.
DE. Cwith: words: ©. "1, & Nov.--12,
1923; E 576949; John Moritz, Leb-
anon, Pa. 19085

Half shot in Shottery; w A. B. B.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8. ©
1 c@. Nom. 12,)' 1923); We 5T6953 33) A.
Bruee Black, Bloomsburg, Pa.

19086

Hand in hand with you: by: Arthur
A. Penn, arr, Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
UW. S.; voeal‘oreh; in. F, with harp
or) pidno’’ace..”' 4to)** ©’ Sept. 19,
AOS CZ tC ep EY et te OT toons MM.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement ] 19087

Hand me down my silver trumpet;
hymn, arr. J. B. Herbert, of U.S.
Cy -Oat. 10, 61925: 2 c;., Oct 203
574506: Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. [© harmonization and ar-
rangement ] 19088

Hands off in Europe; w Mrs. I. H., m
Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© Sept: 18, 1923); 2’c. Oct.°15; BH
576018; Mrs. Isaac Higgins, Gran-
ton, Wis. 19089

Hansel and Gretel a-singing go; from
Fairy folks a-singing go, w and
melody E. J.;,of U..S..© te. Oct.
12, 1923; EH 574085; Elsie Jean, New
York. 19090

Happy and go lucky in my old Ken-
tucky home; w and melody Clar-
ence Gaskill, of U. S., arr. Geo. Hol-
MeO. et ashy LG. OCk., i, Loge s
FE 569818; Fred Fisher, inc, New
York. 19091

Happy days of yore; w and m EH. B.
€.rof U. S., arr. Edgar B. Smith, of
U.S. ©1c Nov. 8, 1923; E 574688 ;
Eugene Belding Case, Amsterdam,
NEY: 19092

march, by S. BR. J.,
Otis. Ole Oe OC 20. hoes
E 576375; Susie Rebecca Jackson.
Blue Springs, Neb. 19093

Hard luck blues; w and m Everett
Robbins and J. Frank Terry, of
U. S: (© Oct: 4, 19235 20¢. Sept. .29;
BE 574506; J. Frank Terry’s music
arranging studio, Milwaukee. 19094

Harding sleeps; w J. P., melody Her-
man .Dubois. [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] >of W.8s,, Qy 1 ne.) Oet, 22,
1923; E 576279; Jane Platt, Wilder,
Vt. 19095

Harmonie exercises for transposi-
tion at the piano; by L. N. D., of

Deiwarim, OL U.S. wo 1 ek. 4, Te Se oy MEDS 15. 1928 oe. Oct,

1923; HK 571611; Frederick Packer, 25: BE 574487: Louis Norton Dodge,

Atlantic City. 19084 Evanston, Til. ~ 19096
1099

CATHLOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19097

Harmony march; w and m Charles
Carpenter Webster. of U. S. 4to.
©) Oats, 2923 2 1 an Cel. ae El
576161; American woolen. co., And-
over, Mass. 19097

Has anybody here seen my man; w
Ruth Coleman, melody Baby Grice,
of U. S. © 1 e. Sept. 27, 1923; E
571376; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 19098

Have a little talk with Jesus; w and
m Robert Harkness, of Australia.
© June 18, 1923; 2.¢. Oct. 22; E
076644; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 19099

Hawaiian farewell song, Aloha oe;
variations, M. W. Butler, of U. S.;
pf’ ©"'Oct? 12, :1928; 24 ec. 'Oet.5;
EK 571991; A. W. Perry’s sons,’ Se-
dalia, Mo. 19100

Hawaiian love song; w James Kawelo
[and] The sea Gypsy; w Richard
Hovey: m ,Charles Bennett, of U.

«Sit ©, Oct.) 4, 1923; 2¢ Oct Ky E
571654; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 19101

Hawaiian moon; ‘by Y. D., of U. S.;
pf. © 1 e«@ Oct. 1, 1923; E 569814 ;
Yolande Delmore, Boston. 19102

Haydn (Franz Josef) Andantino
grazioso; from string quartet, op.
3, no. 1, by.. Haydn,,, freely tran-
scribed Alfred Pochon, of Switzer-
land, domiciled. at New York; violin
and pf. (Sheet music edition, no.
B 1844) © Aug. 6, 1923; 2c Oct,
93° KE’ ofls883 Carl “Fiseher,” New

York. 19103 .

—-- Trios; V4 VIII;;par J., Haydn,
rev. Fournier et Lefort of France;
pf., violon. et violoncelle. (Edition
classique A. Durand et fils, v. 2)
©, Aug. 30, ,1923,:°1..e. \Sept,-26;; E
572087; Durand et cie., Paris. [©
revision ] 19104

Haytian love song; chant sans paroles,
J. G L., of Haiti, domiciled at New
York; “pf..'© Le) Oct. 6)-1923 3) E
571693; Jean Gomez-Lamothe, New
York. ; 19105

He ain’t no cousin of mine; w and
melody EH. D., of U. S. © 1'c Oct.
3, 1923; H 571566; Edgar Dowell,
New York. 19106

He don’t love me blues; w M. C., m
Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
©) Oct. 13. 1923 + 2~¢. (Now, 23/.H
576660; Myrtle Carriere, Hackley,
La. 19107

Di TU, es

He is divine; w and m H. L., of
Norway, domiciled at Indianapolis.
©, Aug. 1, 19238; 2 ce Oct. ma; 4B
576160; Haldor Lillenas, Indian-
apolis. * 19108

He is going to meet Jesus now; w
andm H. G. T., of U.S. © 1. Oct.
30, 1923; E 574566; Howard Giels
Thomas, Philadelphia. 19109

He is my sheik, seven days a week;
J. I. B., melody Arnold T. Lax,
of U. S. © 1c Oct. 29, 1923; E
576491; Joseph I. Byrum, So. Nor-
folk, Va. . 19110
He'll always be one of those guys;
w Jack Yellen and Billy Nosalg, m
Milford Capman, of U. 8. © Oct.
6, 1923; 2 ¢e. Oct. 8; E 574036; Ager,
Yellen & Bornsten, ine., New York.
19111

He’s never gonna throw me down; w
and m Horace Brooks, of U. S., arr.
Billy Heagney, of U. 8.; pf... with
words. © 1. ¢ Oct. 26, 1923; E
576388 ; Joseph M. Davis, New York.

19112

He wasn’t born in Araby but he’s a
sheikin’ fool; w and melody Andrea
Razaf and Edgar Dowell, of U. S.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1923 ; EB 571670; Rain-
bow music corp... New York. 19113

He will lead you all the way; w J. M.,
-m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with
w.o7©) Aug. 3%, 1928 +12 er Oetine
E 571717; Jesse McMillon, Toro, La.
19114

Head over heels in love; w and m
J. SUH, stlofteu, “Si arrhvrarry
Chalmers, of U.S.’ © 4 ©) Oct.’ 13,
1925 ; E 574153; Joseph John Hayes,
sr., Cuyahoga Falls, O. 19115

Headin’ home; w and m Billy Rose
and Maceo Pinkard, of U.S.
Oct. 26, 1923; 2 ce. Oct: 27; H 576476 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 19116

Hear de church bells tolling; w anon.,
m and arr. of w J. B. Herbert, of
U. S.; male voices. © Oct. 10, 1923;
2 « Oct. 20; BE, 574309; Homer A.
‘Rodeheaver, Chicago. : 19117

Heart o’mine; waltz, w and m H. P.
ky, , of OU S., (ann. rancig, jaelen
Walsh, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1923;
E, 571609; Harry Paul Kent, S.
Bend, Ind. 19118

Heart of Harlequin (Coeur d’Arle-
quin) ; serenade, Richard Drigo, arr.
M. L, Lake, of U. S.; military band,
with conductor,. 4to. © July 30,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 9; BH, 571814;. Carl
Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment] 19119

1100

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Heavenly (The) city; w from the
Bible, m J..B.-H., of U.S... ©. Oct.
iy toa. 2c. Oct: 19: KL 5i625T :
J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ill.

19120

Heavy sugar papa, doncha try to sak’
rin me; w and m Walter Ruf and
Jack Bantle, of U. S. © Oct. 8,
1978 > 2).¢. Oct: 10; By: 5f4509:; Ore
pheus press, St. Louis. 19121

Hello blues; w and m H. H. S., arr.
Thomas Andrew Dorsey, of U. S.
© 1 c¢. Oct. 24, 1923; BE 576342;

' Hess Homer Swader, Chicago.

19122

Henry Ford; w M. D. P., m Rilla
Fuller Hesse, of U. S., arr. M. D.
PP: © 1c Nov. 3, 1923; E 574635;

-Malcolm Daniel Pitt, San Diego,
Calif. 19123
Her. nobody but her: w and melody
WP: of. U. S., arr. Walter Paul,. of
Uti gs: ye... Oct... 10,7 19235, 8
016047; Edward Phillips, Philadei-
phia. 19124

Heracleitus; poem tr. from the Greek
of Callimachus by William Cory,
m Peter Warlock [pseud. of Philip
Heseltine] of England. (Saudades)
© Sept. 10, 1923; 1 cc. Sept. 11;

k} 567910; J..&' W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 19125

Here comes the flapper; w and m T.
Mogae WwW: HB: of Urs Se" OL 'é
Oct. 26, 1923; E 576408; T. Masucci
and Wm. E. Brooks, Kansas City.
Mo. 19126

Here’s to the Klan; w and m Fred. A.
Baxer and Chas. M. Smith, of U. S.
@y Oct. 22, 19238. 2. cy Oct... 24327, B
576360 ; Archibald - Scott, Indiana-
polis. 19127

Hero’s (The) farewell; w C. H. Kotze,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 © Oct. 22,
1923; E 574378; Chas. H.. Kotze,
Johannesburg, S. Africa. 19128

Herve Riel; w and melody EH. J., of
mes. ek eNov. 12) -F925"" i
576965 ; HKugene oo Thonoto-
sassa, Fla. 19129

Hi-a-le-ah; w and m H. E., of U. S.,
arr. Herman Schloss. © Oct. 23,
1923; 2 c Oct. 27; E 574544; Harry
Hwing, Brooklyn. 19130

High brown Sal; w and m J. P. M., of
wD. S§.,: arr. Richard .R.. Bevan,.. of
Gee... Oyab ce 7 @Oet: 18, .d92386¢ EH
574269; James Peak McGrath, New
York. 19131

19142

High cost blues; w Mrs. F. L., melody
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e. Oct.
26, 1923; E 576404; Mrs. F. Laurin,
Pittsfield, Mass. 19132

High fallutin’ seal skin brown; w
Jean Lawrence Cook, melody Bob
Shoemaker [i. e.. Robert Shoe-
smaker|, -of U0. S., art) J. Tk ‘Cook:
of. Us Siw Oud, ex Oct.-,29. 1923-4 Hh
076542; Cook and Shoemaker pub.
co., New, York. 19133 _

Hippity-hop; study of legato couplets,
Florence A. Goodrich, of U. 8.; pf.
(In Character sketches). © Sept.

Op) Os Oer oy >, Ck. a. ay Oe *
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
19134

Hiram and Sophia at the fair; rural
duet;.w, W..N. .B.,.m.C. W.. A. Ball,
of U..S.. Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N.
3ugbee co. © Oct. 4, 1923;.2.¢.
Oct. 19; E 576218; Willis N. Bugbee,
Syracuse, N. Y. 19135

His changeless love; anthem, w Grant
Colfax Tullar, m I. H. Meredith, of
U.. S.; solo and chorus... (Tullar-
Meredith co.’s octavo series, no. 540)
© Nov. 25, 1922; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1923; E

5971697; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 19136
His own, His very own; or, Consider

the lillies, w and m Edna J. Allen
Pinilips,,.o£ .Us:8i: ©- Ock. 3): 1923:
2 ¢. Oct. 5; E 571651; Will Rossiter,
Chicago. 19137

Hobby horse: w and melody W. H.. of
U.S. ©1c Oct: 22, 1923 ; FE 574284;
Walter Hull, Dearborn, Mich.

19138

Hodie Christus natus est; by Gregorio
Turini, ed. and arr. Gerald Rey-
nolds, of U. S.; women’s voices. 4to.
(Fischer edition, no. 5282) © Oct.

yy 22 O23 5 (Q2i:e9/72Oeb. 238i DF4404 ;

J. Fischer & bro., New York. [©
arrangement ] 19459
Hold up your light; w W. P., melody
JOD, BVA, OF Lasuminte: (Ov tad. C
Oct.. 26, 1923; E. 576402; Winnie.
Perry, Richmond. 19140

Holiday (The) ; by W. M. T., of U. S8.,
op. 73; pf... duet. St. Louis, . Mo.,
Treloar music co. © Oct. 19, 1923;
2.¢:; Oct.,225~E 576329.5,-W., M. TPre--

lear, St. Louis. 19141

Holiday waltz (Dia de fiesta vais) ;
by May Browne, of U. S8S.; pf. (Mc-
Kinley world famous edition, no.
2003: Easy pieces for little fingers)
© Sept: 22,1923; 2 c. Sept. 27; HB
571305; McKinley music co., Chic-
ago. . 19142.

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191435

pt. 11, nL S., Y. 18

Holst (Gustav) Two psalms; psalms
86, 148, m G. Holst, tonic sol-fa ed.

Henry James Timothy, of Great
Britain; chorus, string oreh. and
orzan. . 8vo. © Septi 1s, 192387071 c.
Oct. 8; HE 572207; Augener, » ltd.,
London. [© transiation into tonic

19143

Home forever: w and m F. C. H., of
US!" © Noy 10) 19252 ee Nove ;
HE 576992; Frances Champion
Hodges, Crawfordsville, Ind.

sol-fa notation ]

19144

Home light; w Albert Durrant Wat-
Sonam, Oo Gov re on wana, Or
onto, Se Whaley, Royce & €o.,
be C) OeCt oy tee aa Cy Moteur Ad
572149 ; cobain Gerhard Heintz-
man, Toronto, Canada. ° 19145

Home (The) normal course for ehil-
dren’s work in music; bk. 6, seale-
building and dictation exercises, by
Octavia’ Hudson, of . U. 8S: 4to.
(Schirmer’s scholastic series, v. 126)
©: July 23, ‘1923: 2 «¢ July 26; ‘aff.
Aug. 14; A 755436; G. Schirmer. inc.,
New York. 19146

Home (The) town band; mareh, A. J.
Weidt, arr. R. E. Hildreth, of U. S.;
ereh. 4t0...© July 31, 1923632
Oct. 11; E 571908; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. [© arrangement]

19147
Hon you must come over; blues, w
Go, Gym RoR M., jroeerv.’ S:

©, 1 es Met 26,1923 3 DTASTT

Charles French Clark and Robert

Everett Mayo, jr., Seymour, Conn.
19148

Honegger (Arthur) Trois fragments;
par A. Honegger, of France, extraits
de Les Paques 4 New York, de Blaise
Cendrars; chant et piano, avec qua-
tuor 4 cordes. © Sept. 14, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 9; E 571967; Composers’ music
corp., New York. 19149

Honey-bun; from The left-over, w
Zelda Sears, m Vincent Youmans, of
TS. © Oct2,° 1928-2 e Oct Ss. E
569960; Harms, inc., New York.

19150

My oh Studebaker Win-
ter, m L. M. Gu Ot eS Oli tae.
Nov. 8, 1928; E 574672; John S.
Winter and Lucy McBride Gaw, Lib-
eral, Kan. 19151

Honey Lou; w H. J. M., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with words.
© Ocha 1923 2 et Nev? ee By
576681; Henry J. Mooney, New York:

19152

Honey dew;

w Neil Morét, melody R. E. S., of
UU." Shark, Nov MS or Ty Sa nee.
Oct. 6, 1923; °E 571765; Robert E.
Spencer, San Francisco. “19153

Honey, please don’t go away; w and
melody J.-B.,. of U. S2 ares Marey Y.
Sook, of U. S. © 1 @ Oct. 8,:1923 ;
E 574021; Julius Britton, Louis-
ville. 19154

Honeymoon isle: melodrama and song,
from The beauty prize, w George
Grossmith and P. G. Wodehouse, m
Jerome Kern, of U. S.. Lendon,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Sept. 5, 1923 ;
1. «,, Sept.) 1:83) cd) Seep Baath Hh
567945; T. B. Harms co., New. York.

. 19155

Honeymocn parade; boston two-step,
founded on Seott Sanders’ song, On
the road to anywhere, adapted
Harry Wood, of England; pf.
Ale, ol, $925 ie: Oct. re -#B TAL Oe
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

; 19156

Hoo-doo blues; w Wendell Hall, m
Harry Geise and Emory O’Hara, of
GS. © 1 € Oe 20) waka
576499; Harold Rossiter music ¢o.,
Chicago. 19157

Hoofs (The) of the horses; galloping
shoes, w Will H. Ogilvie, m C. V.
Stanford, of Great Britain. © Oct.
15, 1923; 1 @ Oct. 1630572309 ;
A. W. Ridley & co., London. 19158

Hopes; w and melody Walter Smith
and P. O.; B,,, 0£: ;U..98.;,88r. Wi S-
©.,1. ce: Oet..15, 19285, -B..5.16030 ;
Percy Osborne Brewer, San Fran-
cisco. 19159

Hoppin (S. B.) Rondo; by 8S. B. H., of
U. S.: violin and pf. © Sept. 97,
1923) 2-e!"Oct: 1-2 5R OTs aw.
Birchard & co., Boston. 19160

Hot dog: w Eli Dawson, melody
WS. B.,. of 0: SS. 4G weer 2G,
1923; FE) 576387; Ted S. Barron,

Flushing, N. Y. 19161
Hot toddy blues; w EH. S., m Valeria
Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with w.

Sept. 25, °2928.; 2 vere nmtes), Hi
. 576048 ; Edward Starr, Charleston,
W. Va. 19162
Hottentot (The) trot; w Eric Valen-
tine, m J. A. Tunbridge, of Great
Britain; in B flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 8, 1923; 1
ce. Oct. 15; E 572267; B. Feldman &
co., London. 19163
w Sam Coslow, m Max Kort-
lander, of U. S., arr. Ted. Eastwood,
of U. S.: pf. with w. © 1c. Nov.
12, 1923; E 576954; Stark & Cowan,
inc., New York. 19164

1102

no. 11, 1923

House (The) on the hill; by H. V.
Jervis-Read, of Great Britain; pf.
‘Sonnets, no. 4) © Oct. 23, 1923 :
1 ¢. Oct. 26: EB 572471: Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., London. 19165

How beauteous are their feet:
anthem for saint’s days, w Dr.
Watts. m ©. V. Stanford, of Eng-
land; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
‘Musical times,
Sept. 28, 1923; 1c. Oct. 1:5; B 572138 ;
Novello & co., Itd., London.

How ean I believe you when you've
lied to me so many times; w Harry
Pease, m Hd. Nelson, of U. S. ©
Oey, 192332 ‘cL Oct Sb: BH 576554;
A. J. Stasny music co., ine. New
York. 19167

How can I forget you; waltz, w and
melody J. J! M., of U: S. ©1e«.
Det. 31, 1923; E 576585; James J.
Murnagh, New York. 19168

iow could I care for somebody else,
after I’ve cared for you; w Sam
Coslow and Harold Christy, m Al-
hert Sherman, of Russia, domiciled
at New York, arr. Eugene Platz-
mann, with fox trot chorus. ©
Oct. 24, 1924; 2 e. Oct. 24; EH 576368;
All-star music corp., New York.
19169
How to practise; problems of. violin
technic and suggestions for master-
ing them, Alexander Bloch, of U. 8S.
‘American academic series, nos. 13,
i4) pt. 1, for fairly advanced
players.—pt. 2, for advanced play-
ers. © Sept. 4, 1923; 2 ¢ each

Oet. 9; ED 571846, . 571847; Carl
Fischer, New York. 19170, 19171
How to write and play accompani-

ments in a simplified manner in any
key; compiled Roach-Frankland, of
U. S.; banjo, standard guit., ete. ©
Aug. 24, 1923;.2 ec and aff. Aug. 27;
A 756377; Roach-Frankland, Cin-
cinnati. 19172
Huia Lou; w Irving Stiller, melody
Milton Charles and Wayne King, of

U. .S., arr. . Adolph . Deutsch, . of
U. S. ee) = NOV.) On.) does
574678; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,

ine., New York. 19173

Hula Lu: w Frederick G. Johnson,
m Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.
Oct. 23, 1923; 2 «@ Oct. 25; BE 574472;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 19174

Humming of the bees march; by Gor-
don S. Thayer, of U. S., pf. (Sun-
beams) © Oct. 30, 1923; 2 e¢. Oct.
31; E 576571; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York. 19175

short |

Oat, be 1923) ¢¢ © -
19166

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

19185

Humoresque: par H. Forterre, of
France; violon et pf. © Sept. 14,
123 3 Lic. “Sept..:26;, EB 5420693, BH.
Gaudet, Paris. 19176

Humorette; by Christian Hellemann,

of Australia; op. 16; pi. (Paling’s
piano series, no..5) © Sept. 1,
1923 ; b,c, OCt.,8 3 Bpb12227s WA.
Paling & co., Itd., Sydney, Aus-
tralia. 19177
Hungry blues; w J. F. M., melody -
Arnold 'T. Lax; of U. S: © 1. Oct.

29, 1923; E 576485; J. Francis Mon-
roe, Newburgh, N. Y. 19178

Hunting song; w Quinton Ayrton, m
Wilfrid Shaw, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. (York series,
anthems & glees, no. 842) © Oct.
a5) 19235 10. Octe"i6?. Hi ST2805-
Banks & son, York, England. 19179

Hurdy-gurdy blues;
Seott, of U.S.
1923;
Cleveland.

Hush somebody’s, calling my name;
hymn, arr. J..B. Herbert, of U. S.:;
male voices. © Oct. 10, 1923; 2
Oct. 20; E 574811; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. [© harmonization
and arrangement] 19181

negro spiritual, arr. J. B. Her-
bert, of U. S., from melodies sug-
gested by T. H. Wiseman. Chicago-
Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co. (Rain-
bow series) © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ¢
Oct. 20; E 574328; Homer A Rode-
heaver, Chicago. [© harmonization
and arrangement] 19182

Hush-a-bye, lullaby; w and m Arthur
Stroud, of England; in G. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.

Nabe Loses a we OR 2 ae aek
Herman Darewski music pub. ©Co.,
London. 19183

Hushed and still the evening hour; w
Heinrich Christian Ludwig Senfl,
English text Helen A. Dickinson, m
H. G. Nagel, arr. Clarence Dickin-
son, rearr. Rose Phelps, of U. S8.;
women’s voices, organ ace. 4to.
(Sacred choruses, no. 114) © Oct.
24? 1923 © 2 ef Oct. 255° He ST4482 5
H. W. Gray co., New: York. [© ar-
rangement ] 19184

Hushie my baby; yodel lullaby, w
A. W. B., m Billie Brown, of U. S.
© 1 ec. Oct. 25, 1923; E 574444;
Anna Welker Brown, Kansas City,
Mo. 19185

melody Gene
dC. Set. 28,
BE 569771; Sam Fox pub. co.,
19180

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19186

Hymn (A) of praise; w and m O. J.

S., of Canada. © Apr. 10, 1923; 1c.
Aug. 11; E 572144; Oswald. J.
Smith, Toronto, Canada. 19186

Hymnus; by Rossetter G. Cole, of U.

ke

S., op. 38, no. 1, organ. © Sept. 6,
1928; 2 c« Sept. 10; E 570899; Ar-
thur P. Sehmidt co., Boston. 19187

ain’t been a preacher all my life,
and I don’t have to be one now; w
and m Bub Miley [i. e. J. W. M.],
or Ur 8). © Ut es Oak! 23, O28 iow
074358 ;; James Westley Miley, New
York. 19188

ain’t got no money; words by B. F.,
music by Eiliott Markham, of U. S.;
pf. with w. © June 15, 1923; 2 e
Oct. 1; E 569845; Birdie Francisco,
Parsons, Kan. 19189

ain’t lazy, I’s jist tired; w R. C. C.,
melody M. Peree, of U. S. © 1e
Oct. 22, 1928: E 576284: Robert C.
Clow, Plainfield, I11. 19190

am as I was made to be; w F. W.
M., m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf.
with words. © Oct. 4, 1923; 2 «.
Nov. 2; E 576684; Francis W. Mas-
ters, Lena, II. 19191

am going back to my girl in Ten-
nessee; w H. M. M., melody Her-
man Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Frigner |}, of: UO. Baii@wt. e2Oct.-.22,
1923: E 576286; Harold M. Munsee.
Corry; Pa. 19192

am not a sucker, even if I.am a fish;
Wi ane wr so he Wi cy Le.
Sept. 24, 1923; E 574201; Thomas. J.
Dailey, East St., Louis, I11. 19193

am painting a picture on the dipper
to-night; w W. H. H., melody Ar-
nold.. T.. Lax, of "U. S. © 1’ ce Oct.
8, 1923; E 574015; Walter H. Har-
wood, Plainesville, O. 19194

am thinking of you mother; w W. I.
G., m Jean Navarre [pseud. of Hthel
Fisher], of U. S. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 2, 1923;
2c. Oct. 13; E 576059; W. I. Green,
Altoona, Pa. 19195
am waiting for the autumn leaves to
fall: ‘w.and.m .M..,.J...S.;..0f .Jugo
Slavia, domiciled at New York. ©
Oet 26, 4923 ::;2 , c:., Oet. 29 ey HB
576517; Michael John Saxon, New
York. 19196
believe my man’s got a rabbit’s leg;
w P. C. B., m Fannie May Goosby,

Oly Usa ut). ot COC aa Ozer

569942: P. C. Brockman, Atlanta.
19197

pt. 111, . S., V. 18:

{| I can always find another partner;

from The wildflower, w Otto Har-
bach and Oscar Hammerstein, 24d,
m Vincent Youmans and Herbert
Stothart, of U. S. © Oct. 5, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 11; E 574105; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19198

I can smile but not forget; w T. T.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. 8S. ©1e. Oct.
22, 1923; EK 574887; ‘Theodosia
Tabler, Sisson, Calif. 19199"

I cannot live without you dear; w
Wm. Fehrien, m W. and Fanny
Fehrlen, of U. S., arr. W. Fehrlen.
© 1c Nov. 12, 1923; E 576950;
William F. Fehrien, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 19200:

I cannot pay the debt I owe; w and m-
J. H. F., of U. Sty © tener 19,
1923; E 576218; J. Howard Fayst,
Wilmington, Del. 19201

I can’t forget you; w and melody E. K.,
Or AW. Sk Ole Oct. 10, 1923; ro
574068; Edward Killian, Reno, Nev.

19202

I can’t kick; w Hulbert Esmere, m
Geo. Butts, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at Philadelphia. © 1 ¢«. Oct.
4, 19283; HE 571575; Excelsior music
pub. co., Philadelphia. 19208

I’d be a fool to fool with you; w and m
Roy Turk and J. Russel Robinson,
of U.. S:. © Oect..26,, 1923 2) Oct.
26; E 576464; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 19204

I’d build an empire for you; w B. F.
N., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
©1c. Oct. 29, 1923; E 576484; B. F.
Nicell, New Orleans. 19205

I’d like to be back home again; w and
m L. A., of U. S. Boston, Mass.,
Lewis Alston music co. © Sept. 15,
1923; 2 ce. Sept. 29; E 571438; Lewis
Alston, Boston. 19206

I’d walk a mile for a, camel; w Geo.
Solotaire, m §.,Cl) of Uys) 7G 1. e
Oct. 8, 1923; E 574022; Sol Cohen,
New York. ; 19207

T don’t bother work, big boy, and work
don’t bother me; w G. B. R, m. John
BF. Ryan, ‘or U. $8.) @), f eer, 20,
1923; E 576411; G. B. Rayburn,
Water Valley, Miss. 19208

I don’t know blues; w and m R. A.
MG ir., of U.S." (© a tem erases

ee Richard Alexander Bunch,
; Indianapolis. 19209

it ey know what there’s about you;

w R. B.; m E. S. 8S. Huntington, of
U.S. ©1¢ Nov. 2, 1923; E 576709 ;
Reva Burch, Oswego, N. Y. 19210:

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

19234

I don’t want your money, honey, all I
want is you; w and mF. V. S., of
tos Cy tc.“ Nov..; 2,, 19255, . 5
576693; Frank Vincent Schlachter,
Pittsburgh. 19211

I dreamed that a lassie still cared; w
® RY Em’ EY R:.,; ‘of “U:'S3- op: 30.
Cte -Oet.' 22° 1923" He 576291 ;
Emile Reyl and Frank R. Hader,
New York. 19212

I got a girl; w Al Butt [i. e. H. C. B.],
m Win Danielson [i. e., Winthrop

Danielson] of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
Oct. 24, 1923: E 576345; Harold
Charles Butt, Lynn, Mass. 19213
I grieve constantly; when you’re

away, w and m Everett Robbins, and

J. Frank Terry, of U. S. © Oct. 4,

1923252 c Sept. 29;..E: 574507;

Frank Terry’s music arranging stu-

dios, Milwaukee. 19214
I hate you, but I love you; w. Hal
Rosenberg and Paul Rosenberg,
melody H. Van Smith [i. e. H. S8.].
ies. wiGy bc. Oct. IT, 1923; h
571924... Harry... Smith, » Roxbury;
Mass. 19215
have got the blues, those bright
heht blues; w M. Pom. HE. 8.18.
Huntington, of U. S. .©1 e. Oct. 4,
1923: E 571590; Maud Priest, Rose-
dale, Kan. 19216
hear a voice calling fish; fox trot,
Ww ang mibe. Me Gy of Uz S..-©-t. e.
+ Oct. 3, 19238; E 571568; Edith M.
Giddings, New York. 19217

hear the bees a-humming; three
part cho. w Katherine Bainbridge,
fi. 9. Zamecnik, of U.S. 2 girls’
voices. 4to. (Sam Fox school se-
ries of unison and part songs,- no.
9) (©), ‘Oet,) 9: 1923 i7301:2 ‘ec Oet: 11?
HE 576532: Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. Z f 19218
‘heard de angels singin’; hymn, arr.
J. B. Herbert, of U. S. © Oct. 10,
* 1923 ;,2 6) Oct. 20; B.574304.; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© har-
monizing and arrangement] 19219
just can’t forget you; waltz, w J.
C. G., melody Jack Vincent, of U. S.
©1c. Nov. 12, 1923; E. 576959 ; John
Clay Green, Chicago. 19220
I just can’t tell what makes me happy ;

w George Fraction, melody L. 8. H.,

of U..S., arr. Santiago Santchez, of

=>

a

Leal

wn,

|

Maps. iC), bel Oe. 2p, , 1923 7)
574449; Leroy Samuel Hodges,
Brooklyn. 19221

I know a widow, who could win, and
fool you all; w C. W. C., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel

I know

Fisher] of U.S. ©1ce. Oct. 1, 1923;
E 569823; Charles W. Cromer, Bris-
Lol, a. . ¥, 19222

I know I belong to somebody else, but
I want to belong just to you; w and
Wi Ge We Ole) OeL «a
1923: 2 c Oct. 8; E 574051; George
W. Breuker, Brooklyn. 19223

I have another building;
* hymn, arr. J. B. Herbert, of U: 8,
Or Oct) £0 t92n7 2c. Orr. 205. Bi
574321; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- ©
cago. [@© harmonization and ar-
rangement ] 19224

I know you'll be sorry some day; w
EF. J. F., melody F. J. F. and W. A.
H., of U..S...©,1 c Sept. 22, 1923;
E 574202: Fred J. Ferri and Wm. A.
Elphick, West Hoboken, N. J.

19225

I know you love me; w Jackson Joseph

Stewart, m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.;
pf. with w..) © Oct. 25,1923; 2). c¢.

Nov. 2; E 576666; J. J: Stewart,
Hamlin, Tex. 19226

I lean on Lena, and Lena Jeans on me;
Woe We! Pu Mes Ole. ay Abbe arb
A. Weber, of U. S. ©1e. Oct. 16,
1923; EH 574214: John Weist, Seattle.

19227

I'll be a pal to mother; w C. J. S.,
by Arnold 'T.; hax of. U- &.,. NicY:
City, Frank Harding. © Oct.. 11,
O23 ue Cy OCb io... i (600 * Cora
J. Smith, Lebanon, N. H. 19228

I'll be good; w and m J. BE. F., of U. S.
©) 1 e. Oct. 4, 1923: E 571599; John
HK. Frazier, New York. 19229

T’ll never tell, if you never tell on me;
w and melody F. M., of U. S.
1 ¢@ Oct. 16, 1923; BE 574225; Frank
Mansfield, Brooklyn. 19230
I'll not forget; w F. J. G., melody Lee
Mirena Oro gs wke) tre Orr de,
1923 ; EF 574097 ; Fred J. Gallo, Cleve-
land. 19231
Ill put my heart in your keeping;
wR. L. L.; m E. S. S. Huntington,
Oh Woes Wo) ne Novena rhOZesey Ey
576713; Roy L. Law, Chepachet;
doth 19232
(ll wait for you; w and m L. M. G.;

OF, 06S. Oude. Oc. 4, 1925 -
9571607: Louise M. Gridley, Mont-
pelier, Vt. 19233

I long to be a sheik like Harold Teen;
w L. M. W., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U.S. ©
Tt ec. Oct. 1, 1923; E 569822; Lloyd
M. Wendt, Spencer, S. D. 19234

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18235

pt, 0, 4.8 ya

' I love the girl who kisses, I hate the
girl that don’t; w Marc J. Wolf.
m Alford Haden, of U. S. © Oct.
£0,01923 3°28 Oet. BPb i Ht S976 {
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 19235

=

love you: w M. B., m Al Meehan, of
U8. opt withiwi i. Octs 2341923 :
2c. Nov. 2; E 576665: Maymie Bow-
den, Brown City. Mich. 19236

love you all the while; w and m
T. T.. of U..S.. Chicago, Tell Taylor,
inc. © Oct. 20, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 22;
E 576340: Tell Taylor, Chicago.
TO237
love you granny, but I must love
mammy more; w Percy Edgar, m
Arthur Stroud, of England; in D.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
(©) .Sept®- day Tos fe" Ock tae
572232: Herman Darewski music
pub. co., London. 192388
love you Hawaii; waltz song w
Bartley Costello, m Lucille Cortez,
of U. S., arr. Billy Heagney, of
BVOS. |) @ Ase (Oct. 20, MeSH
574297: Joseph M. Davis, New York.
19239
love you. I love you. I love you;
from The wildflower. w Otto Har-
bach and Oscar Hammerstein 2d,
m Vincent Youmans and Herbert
Stothart; of ‘U:"S. ©. Oct. 5, 1923;
2 @ Oct. 11; E 574104; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19240
I'm a cuckoo; w and melody H. L. P.,
of U. S., arr. Grif Gordon. of U. S.
© 1 « Oet. 23, 1923;. EB 574347;
Harold Y. Patterson. Oklahoma City,
OKI.
Im a good gal but I’m a thousan’

bm

miles from home; w and m 8. W., |;

of U. S. (Williams low-down series,
ma: 7) ‘© Ocky 2d, 482386) 2)e, Oct.
27: KE 574548; Spencer Williams
music ce., inc.. New York. 19242

I’m a one-man woman, looking for a
one-woman man; w and melody Con
Conrad, of 0... 5: On ecGek 31,
1923: E 576582: Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 19243

Im a prize: from The beauty prize,
w George Grossmith and P. G. Wode-
house, m Jerome Kern, of U. S.
London, Chappell & co.. 1td. © Sept.
5. 1923: 1 « Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 28;
£567941: T. B. Harms. co., New
York. 19244

I’m arranging for changing the key;
w Raymond B. Egan, m Richard A.
Whiting, of U. S.. © Oct..18, 19235.
2 ec. Oct. 17; E 574238; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 19245

19241 |.

I’m broke: w Bobby May, m John F.
Ryan, of U. S..© 1, Oet. 26, 1923:
\ E 576398; Robert G. Mages, Buffalo.

19246;
I’m feeling better; w J. F..Cx,.m
George L. Cobb, of (U.S. © 1 «.

Sept. 29, 1923; E 571516: James F.
Connor, Boston. 19247

I’m feeling blue for Mammy Lou: w
Henry Creamer, m Lew Pollack, arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.*: female
voices. 4to. (Witmark edition. ex-
cellent quartette arrangements. no.
1655) © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 c Sept.
27; E 571334; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

1924S.

I’m forever thinking of you; w E. T.
and Wayne Walker, m Arnold T.
Lax, of U. S. Chicago, T., W., musie.
publishers. © Oct. 20, 1923; 2 «.
Oct, 22; .E 576307: Ernie ‘Taylor.
Anderson, Ind. 19249

I’m glad I found you; w and melody
WD. R., of, Us Se 1G tae ae ee.
1923; E 574517; W. Dean Rogers.
Los Angeles. 19250

I’m going back to mother and dear oid
Erin’s isle; w R. B. J., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with words.
© Oct. '26)) 1923" 2 7eit Nag ee
076688; Robt. B. Jordan, Dixmont.
Pa. 19251

I’m -going back to the farm; w Vara
Davis Shinn, m Elliott Markham, of
U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug. 20, 1928:
2 e@. Oct 6% Haat ware iee V.
Shinn, Taylor, 'Tex. 19252

I’m going home to mother; w Henry
Drewes, m Jonas J. Richman, of U.
Su! © Nov. 3, 1923-2 ec Oet7247 EF
576613, Music hit pub. co., New
York. 19253

I’m going to tell the world by radic,
what a wonderful girl you are: w
and m by Phil Shapiro, of’ U.S.

© Oct. 5, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 6; H.574275:
Shapiro bros., Buffalo. 19254

I’m gone dat’s all, I’m gone; w Jim
Burris, m Perry Bradford, of U. &..
arr. D. Lawrence Wilson, of U. &.
©1e. Oct. 4, 1923; EH 571572; Perry
Bradford musie pub. eo., New York.

19255

I’m gonna get somebody’s daddy, just -
wait and see; w and melody E. D..
Of UL Ste. ©) Bes Oe renee yea
571567 : Edgar Dowell, New York.

19256.

1106

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

I’m lonesome for you; waltz, w and

m Vera Clifford Jaeger, of U. S., arr.
Carl, A. Rosen, of U. S..© Sept.
fee hoe se Cry Oct, 1 6d D1 Gbeo |
Veronica Jaeger, St. Louis. 19257

I’m new-born again; hymn, arr. J. B.
Herbert, of U.. S.. © Oct. 10, 1923;
2-e., Oct. 20; BH, 574326; Homer | A
Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© harmoni-
zation and arrangement] 19258

I’m on my way; w E. S. 8S. Hunting-
ton; -m;J..D.; of U.S. -©1 e«. Oct.
4, 1923; E 571580; Josue Duguay,
Los Angeles. 19259

I’m on my way to my Old Kentucky
home; w and melody F. L. Schmidt,
Ore: Sac ©,2 G&, Octo, 19233 EB
569809; Frank L. Schmidt, Stock-
ton, Calif. 19260

I'm pining for you; w Edith Poovey,
m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
@ Aus, dl; 1923;,,,.2, en; Oet:.65: EB

5971755; Mrs. John Poovey, Belle
Plaine, Kan. 19261

I’m sitting pretty. in a pretty city:
by Lou Davis, Abel Baer and Henry
Santly, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U.
S.; vocal orch., in D. 4to. © Sept.
21, 1928; 2c. Oct. 5; E 569998; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 19262

I’m sitting pretty in a pretty little
city ; fox trot, Lou Davis, Abel Baer
and Henry Santly, arr. Louis Katz-
man, of U. S.; orech., with words.
Zions ©) Oet. 5; 1928 -/2 :¢. ‘Oct: 12:
E 574508: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

19268

I’m somebody nobody loves; w and
melody Harry Akst and Benny
Davis, of U. S., arr. Mark Howard,
eer Ui Sie©@iit ce. Oet. 951923: E
571885; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 19264

——w Benny Davis and Benton Ley,
m Harry Akst, of U. S: .© Nov. 3,
1923; 2 e: Nov. 3; E 574616; Ager,
Yelien & Bornstein, inc., New York.

19265

I’m sorry; w and melody E. P., of U.
S., arr. Walter,,Paul,;. of U. S... ©
1c. Oct. 10, 1923 |. E 576548 ; Edward
Phillips, Philadelphia. — 19266

I’m sweeping the snowflakes all away,
80 mother will not know; w H. J. W.,
mK. V. of U.S... ©, Sept. 24,,1923;
2 er Oct: 2:7 5715463 HB. Jowright
and E. Vadeboncoeur, Vancouver, B.
C., Canada. : 19267

19280

I’m the boss, yes the boss, that’s me:
w, B. B., m Sylvia. Forrest, of U.S.;
pf. with w.. © Sépt. 25, 1923; 2 c.
Oct. 15; E 576047; Billy Bourges,
Glendive, Mont. 19268

I’m the fool who believes in you; w
Bilvgowaish (rae Wel GSO. Wil
melody Adele Johnson, of U.S. ©1
ce. Oct. 16, 1923; E 574222; William
G. C. Waish, Brooklyn. 19269

I’m tired of being alone; w and m-
James A. Walsh and Billy Lang, of
TS... ©, Octo. 192432 CG. Ock
12; E 574133; Orpheum music co.,
Boston. 19279

I need you; w HK. T. R. C., m Al: Mee-
Hart, OF Us S.s" pt. with: w-'"(©)' Ot.
Za,” Lose. 2. Cs NOV. 2: Br StOO00;
Emily T. Riker Comiskey, Madison,
Wis. 19271

I need you, dear; w E. H. D., melody
Luther A. Clark, of U. S. © 1.
Oct. 13, 1923; E 574144; E. Helene
Doering, Milwaukee. 19272

I need you near to-night; w and m
A. D: M.; of U.S... © 1 e. Sept. 13,
1923; E 569973; Alice D. Mitchell,
Harrisburg, Pa. 19273

I never can forget; w G. S. P., melody
John F. Ryan, of U. S.. © 1c. Oct.
6, 1923; E 571686; Geo. S. Potter,
Wapello, Ia. 19274

I never had a mammy:; w and melody
Rosetta and Vivian Duncan, of U. S.
© 1-¢. Oct.-17, 1923 ; E.576144; Dun-
can sisters, San Francisco. 19275

I no wash-ee to-tay; w and m J. R. C..
oe OS, C) Oet. 23, 1995 -'2. e. Oet.
29; E 576519; James Richard Chase,
Boston. . 19276

I send you dreams; w M. L. H., m
Bainbridge Crist. of U. S.; high
voice, in A flat. (Sheet music edi-
tion, V. 806) © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 9; E 571852; Carl Fischer,
New York. 19277

I think of thee; w S. C., melody
Luther A. Clark, of ‘U. S. © 1 «
Oct, 13, 19238; EB 574151; Stanley
Coleman, Detroit. 19278

I’ve been lonesome without you; w
P. B., m Elliott Markham, of U. S.;
pf. with w. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 15; E 576021; Petra Banuelos,
Humboldt, Kan. 19279

I’ve been longing for someone like
you; w C. J. S., m Geo. Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. 8.
© 1e. Oct. 26, 1923 ; E 576425 ; Cath-
erine J. Sanson, Philadelphia.

19280

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19281]

I’ve been under de water; hymn, arr.
J. B. Herbert, of U. S.; male voices.
© Oct,’ ‘10; 1928: "2c "Oct, 207 FR
5974305; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. [© harmonization and ar-
rangement | 19281

I’ve crowned the Savior king of my
heart; w F. E. R., m Eva Williams
Magee,, of,.U:..S.; ©» Sept. 25, 1923 -
2,¢€. Sept. 29; H.571442: Frank .B.
Rousch, Cincinnati. 19282

I’ve dreamed of sunsets; w J. G. Hol-
land, m John Duke, of U. S.:; me-

dium voice. (Two dream songs,
Ho, 2): ©, Oct."G, 1923-2 ¢c. Och wt -

E 574176; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 19283

I’ve got a cross eyed papa but he looks
Straight. to me;..w.. King . Zany
[pseud. of Jack Dill] and Wm. Du-
val, m Roy Ingraham, of U. 8S.
Sept. 26, 1923; 2°e. Oct. 4; E 571633:
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

19284

T’ve got a flip flap flapper baby; w
Walter Conroy and Jack Oliver, m
Chester Escher, of U. S. © Sept.
10) 09236) 2) /Sept. 123 EH S76550:
Quality song co., New York. 19285

I’ve got a man; w F. J. G. and Lee
Turner, melody L. T., of U. S. ©

1c. Sept. 27, 1923;'E 574204; Pred-

J. Gallo, Cleveland. 19286

Yve got the Western blues; w C. C. O..,
Wy Geo. catalina, OL Us os. ware:
ECO! "Ge Beach, Of, ss Gwe:
Oet. 22, 1923; 574362: Christine
C. Owen, Roanoke, Va. 19287

Tve got those laughin’ while my
heart is breakin’ blues; w Bennett

Curtis, melody Geo. W. Meyer, of
UU: So © hc i Sepis 28, 0925—. Fi
569772: Irving Berlin, inec., New
York. 19288
I've got those shouting blues; melody
George Baquet, of U. SS: © 1 «@
Oct. 2. :1923;.. EH. 571502; Clarence

Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 19289

I’ve just got the blues, that’s all; w
P. C. B., m Fannie May Goosby, of
U. S. [Photographie copy] ©1e.
Oct. 1, 1923; E 569815; P. C. Brock-
man, Atlanta. 19290

I want a girl like mother was, when
mother was a girl; from Shamrock,
w and m Cliff Hess and Joseph H.
Santly, of U. S: © Sept. 27, 1923;

2 e. Oct. 9; EH 571892; Jerome H..

Remick & co., New York. 19291

pt. 1, D. s., v. 18

I want a man; w H. B., m Robert H.
Brennen, of U.S. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 11, 1923:
2c. Oct. 13; E 576057; Henry Buek-
ner, Morgantown, W. Va. 19292

Want my sweet daddy now; w and
m Donald Heywood, of U., S.

Oct. 3, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct: 15;-B 576011 -
Down South musie pub. corp., New
York. 192938

I want to be somebody’s pal; w Sopha
Luckett, melody John F, Ryan. of
U.S.’ © 1 & Oct, 6 1923--H 571685 ;
Sopha L. Marsh, Washington.

lam!

19294

I want to feel it; blues, w F. W. L.
and Mary Bradford, m F. W. &., of
US. © © Now 2:9 1622

574637; Fred W. Longshaw, Kansas
City, Mo. 19295

want to know; w and m &. G. G.
of 'U. Si © Fe Oe a 152388 E
569972; Ed Gomberg Goodman, Vir-
ginia, Minn. 19296

. want to know what this world is
coming’ to; w? Vi) O29 nai eas.
Huntington, of U.S. ©1¢ Oct. 4,
1923;' BE 5716037 Vietoria’ Goon,
Mesa, Ariz. 19297

will extol Thee, O God, my King;
festival anthem, w from the Psalms,
m Willis F. A. Lambert, of Great

_

wed

_

Britain; mixed voices, organ acc.
Ato. © Oct.'15, 1923: 1 ¢ Oct. 16:
EH 572307; A. W. Ridley & eo., Lon-
don. 19298
I will give thanks; sacred song. m
Ira ;B:..,.Wilsomy; Of ie) oa ide ees

voice, in G.—2. Low voice, in C.—
3. Medium voice, in E flat.—4. Sop.
and alto.—5. ‘Sop. and ’ten: ‘©
Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c. each Sept. 29;
569800 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.

19299

I will never forsake you; w from the
Bible, m ‘J. Bo Ei, or Us.) ao Ok.
11,,''1923'; 2%. *Ock!* 199 0Mis 506254:
J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ii.

19300

I will praise Thy name; Psalms
CXLV! 1. 2,3 XOVEDE SS mm VEINS:
Macdougall, of U. S.; men’s’ voices.
(Octavo series, men’s voices, sacred,
no. 472) © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
10; BE 570896; Arthur P. Sehmidt
co., Boston. 19301

I wish I had a few drops of Jew-blood
in me; w and melody R. C., of U.
S. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1923; H 576502 ;
Roslyn Clephane, New York. 19302

1108

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mg it : ;
er). ; P

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

19324

I wish I was, what I was, when I was
sweet sixteen: w and melody J. B.,

Of... 4S2i,© Weis Oct.) 3, (19233) E
D71571; Jack Baxley, New York.
19303

|

wonder who. gets the kisses that I
got long ago; w Casper Nathan,
melody W..H.. of U. S.,,arr., 46. N.,
Wee. a). e-- Oct, 18. 1923 E
574257; D. Hagen, Los Angeles.
19304

wonder why the glow-worm winks
his eye at me; from 9 o’clock revue,
w Oscar Hammerstein, 2d., m Her-
bert Stothart, of U. S. © Oct. 24,
1923;2 ¢ Oct. 26; E 574538 ; Harms,
ine., New York. 19305
would not be a sinner; hymn. arr.
wT eeeeerpert, of U.S. Oet. 10,
4923; 2 ¢..Oct. 20: E 574313: Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© har-
monization and arrangement] 19306
Iberian serenade: by Norman Leigh,
of U.S; pf. © Aug. 30; 19232 2
e. Oct. 11; E 571911; Walter Jacobs.
ine., Boston. 19307
arr. R. E. Hildreth. of
U. S:*,orch., 4to.., © Sept., 6.1923 ;
2 e. Oct. 11; E 571903; Walter Ja-
cobs, ine., Boston. [© arrangement]
19308

Ich bet dich Gott: chorus, w Freide
A. Belov, m J. B.. of U. S.: mixed
voices. (‘© 1c. Oct. 27. 1923: E
574546: Joseph Belov, Philadelphia.

19309

Teh hob zie gifinin: w and melody A.
Sot; Oy S....©)) 1, «.,Oc0t., 6449235 |
E 571662; Abe Schwartz, New York.

19310

Ich lasse meine frau zu haus: one-
step aus der dreiaktigen operette Die
tugendprinzessin, gesangstext von
- Richard Bars, musik von Kurt Zor-
lig. of Germany. klav. arr Otto
Lindemann, of Germany. © May
31, 1923: 1 e Sept. 29: E 572124;
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.

~~

| sf

—___

19311

Ich mécht . .. : aus der operette Die
damen vom Olymp. von Rudolnh
Schanzer u. Ernst Welisch, musik |

von Rudolph Nelson, of Germany.
klav. arr. Otto Lindemann, of Ger-
many. © June 9, 1923: 1 ¢. Sept.
29; E 572129: Drei-masken verlag.
a. g., Berlin. 19312
_ Idylle angélique; by René L. Becker,
of U. S., op. 71: organ. (St. Ceci-
lia, no. 289) © Oct. 3. 1923: 2 «¢.
Oct. 4; E 571617; H. W. Grav co..
New York. . 19313 .

80830—_24—_ 4

|

1109 aoa

If autos could talk: w and m M. A. O.,
of U. Si. arr. Harry’ L: Alford, of
WH S2ct@l 1s ci) Oct::47: 192341 E
576139: Michael A. O’Hara. Roa-
noke. Va. 19314

If blue eves smile back at .vou;. w
O. G.. m Elliott Markham, of U. S.:

pf. with w. © Aug. 20, 1923: 2 ¢
Oct. 6:3 °E 571724: Ora Godlove,
Chester, Pa. 19315

If doughty deeds my ladv nlease: nart-
sone. w R. Graham of Gartmore. m —
FON B., of U. S.; men’s voices.!4to.
(C) (Och), 92., TOPR 2D ey Oet: KB
974540; John J. Bishop. Springfield.
Mass. 19316

pa he

If he comes to: see you, he brings your
money to me: w and melody G. W.

B.. of U. S.. arr. Clarence M. Jones,
etd): S. Oo espSevks 2204923 7 BE
176346; George Warren Bates.
Chicago. 19317

If I could know; w S. F. W., melody

John F. Ryan. of VU. S. © 1 ¢ Ort
26. 1923: EB 576407: S. EF. Wylly,
Maywood, Tl. ? 19318

If tf had wings: by Bessie Willinms

Sherman. of U. S.; pf. (Jn Four
litthle tone studies) © Sent. 28,

1923 ; 2 e@: Oct. 3: FE 574249 ; Clavton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 19319

Tf the rest of the world don’t want
vou. go back to vour mother and
dad: w Alex Gerber, m Dave
Drever., of U. S....© 1 e., Oct. 30,
1923: E 574573; Irving Berlin. inc..
New York. 19320

If we'd known von was gonna come.
we'd a surely baked a cake: w
George A. Little. m Larry Schaetz-
léin, of U.i8,19© Sent.1. 1923: 2 c.
Oct. 11: E 571978: Dixon-Lane
music pub. ¢co.. ine., Chicago. 19321

Tf vou. don’t care; fox trot. w and m

Nort. Gt .G. Su crOee. 29-1923 ;
FE 576510: Nellie Lare, Brock. Neb.
19322

If vou dort. I know who will: w and
m (€, Williams, Chris Smith and
Tint, Brymn,, of UrcS:. © Oct) 3.
4923 2 iwies.Sept:; i285 . E: 569T81 ;
Clarence Williams music pub. ¢o.,
ine.. New York. 19323

If you knew how I cried over you;
w and melody A. G., of U. S., arr.
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. © 1. Oct.
8. 1923: E 574004; Abraham Gold-
berg. Boston. 19324

RS ere ei —

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19325

If you want what I got sweet papa.
why don’t you make it known; w
Bob Shoemaker [i. e. Robert Shoe-
maker], melody’ Jean Lawrence
ook, of U. S. © 1 c. Oct: 204a9R3 ;
E 576512; Cook & Shoemaker pub.
co., New York. 19325

If you will marry us, we'll stroll be-
neath the babbling brook; from
Nifties of 1923, w and m Bert Kal-
mar and Harry Ruby, of U. S.
Oct. 3,,1923; 2 c. Oct. 4; E 571619;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder cO., New
York. 19326

Imprisoned love; w and m A. A., of
U. S. Seattle, Wash,, Allayne pub.
co.” © Oet}:11/.19234"2. @ Cet: "20;
EL 5743387; Alyce Allayne, Seattle.

19327

In a_ cloistered davaens meditation,
William Schroeder, of U. S.: organ.
(St. Cecilia, ‘no.°'225)' ©’ Oet. 3,
41923; 2 ¢ Oct. 4; EB ST1IGIGH W.
Gray co., New York. 19328

In a cozy tea room; w and melody
Dorothy Terriss, Leo Wood and Ger-
ald Franklin, of U.{8., jarre, Lisl /Ww.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1923; E 574463; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 19329

In a garden lone; Easter song, w and
m Grant Colfax. Tullar, of U..S.;
high voice. | (©, Jan. 30,1923. 2; ¢.
Oct. 6; E 571699; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 19330

In a land’ of dreams; w M. C. M., m
Al Meehan, of U.’S.; pf. with w.
©’ Sept? 18, “1923* 2? ce. "Ort Ib: EB
976042; Minnie C. Middleton, West
Philadelphia, Pa. 19331

In a little covered wagon all our own
w and melody Chas. and Bob Kuhn,
of; UR Sar j(@ hk eniOet. 12, 19235) E
974095; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 19332

In a rose garden; reverie, Tobia Ac-
ciani, arr. M. L. Lake, of U. S.; mil-
itary band, with conductor. 4to. ©
duly 5, 1923; 2.@ Octo 9: HK AMS22 ;
Carl Fischer, New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 19333

in a tea garden; Japanese romance,
T. Henry Lodge, of U. S.: piano.

Oct.’ 15)... 1923.2 29. GINIOGEY £65!
574228; Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. 19334

In an old abbey; by B. H., of England,
op. 82; organ. London, Novello &
eo., 1td. obl. 8vo.. © Sept. 28,
1923; 1 ec. Oct: 1; E 572134; Basil
Harwood, Almondsbury,

England. 19335

Bristol.,.

be eS

ee
Fe ih 2

pt. 1, D. s., v.18

In bugdom; insect episode, Paul Eno,
of. ‘UL 'Sis' pt.) © Tuly Zoey 1923772 c.
Oct. 11; E 571912; Walter. Jacobs,
inc., Boston. [© arrangement]

19336

In command; march, Franz von Blon,
arr. Lester Brockman, of U. S. 4to.
1. Military band, with conduc-
tor.—2. Orch. © Aug. 2, 1923; 2 ec.
each Oct. 9; E 571817, 571833; Carl
Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment for military band]

19337, 19338

In days of long ago; w G. H. K., m
Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with
words. © Oct. 23,1923; 2-e. Nov.
2; E 576664; George H. Korner,
San Francisco. 19339

In der bar ist grossbetrieb; aus der
operette Die damen vom Olymp,
von Rudolph Schanzer u. Ernst
Welisch, musik von Rudolph Nelson,
of Germany, klav. arr. Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © May 4, 1923;
Loe. Sept. 29; E 572125; Drei-mas-
ken verlag, a. g.., Berlin.

In gorten fin liebe; w and melody
J. MoOOR., Of 20S 2) epee semen
1923; E 574688; Joseph M. Rum-
shisky, New York. 19341

In green pastures; meditation reli-
gioso from the 23rd psalm, J. Owen
Long, of U. S.; pf. © Oct. 12, 1923;
Zire... Oct. 15; E 571992; A. W. Per-
ry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 19342

In Holland; with biographical sketch,
and instructive annotations, w and
m J. Lilian Vandevere, of U. 8.; pf.
with words. (Progressive series
compositions, no. 132) © Nov. 9,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 12; ‘577003; Art
publication soc., St. Louis. 19343.

In honeymoon land with you; w
Thomas Clayton Kennedy, melody
John Harding, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York City. ©1c.
Oct. 283, 1923; E 574348; Bernard
- Novambére, New York. 19344

In Jesus; w Orville L. Snow, m H. L.,
of Norway, domiciled a Redlands,

Calif. “@ Aug! "19285 2.e Our tT ;
EB 576149; Haldor a ae Red-
lands, Calif. 19345.

In little old New York; w J. R. H.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. (G. Beach, of U.-S...©)1 e.
Oct. 22, 1923; E 574408; J. R. Hau-
penthal, Rochester, N. ¥. 19346

4110

19340:

FDL

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

In love with love; from the play, w
Dailey Paskman, m Rudolf Friml,
of US." © Oct: 19, 1923; 2 «Oct.
19; E 576242; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 19347

In my dreams; w K. A. R., m HE. W.
He or U.S. ©. ce. ‘Oct. 10,1923;
E 574075; Kate Ayers Robert and
Hlizabeth W. Francis, Washington.

19348

In my Swanee River home; w M. P.
I., jr., m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.;
pe wits w. © Sept..18, 1923: 2c.
Oct. 15; EH 576017; Morris P. Ilgen-
fritz, jr., Conowingo, Md. 19349

In old Nassau; part-song, m Kenneth
M. Murchison, of U. 8.; quartet of
men’s voices, a capella. (G. S.
Svo. choruses, no. 7058) © Oct.
Mec ieee. ae. Oet, 19. B .OG200 5
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 19350

In old Tueson; w Charles Beghtol, m
Be Ps, of..U..S..©, 1 ¢.; Oct... 29, 1923 ;
E 576496; Estelle Philleo, Oakland,
Calif. 19351

In sunny Spain; w and melody Laila
Ryckoff, of U. S. © 1.¢) Oct. 9,
1923; E 576586; Bina Motta, New
York. 19352

In that bright, shining world; hymn,
eer abe b) Eerbert, of U.S." © Oct.
POE Vora 2) ec. Oct, 203 Hi DTAS2Z3 ;

Homer <A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
[© harmonization and arrange-
ment | 19353

in that city near at hand; w W. T. C.,
melody Sidney Mortimer Stout, of
UL S., arr. Carl EF. Williams, of U..S.
© 1 e. Oct. 22, 1923; E 576437; Wm.
YT. Claney and Sidney M. Stout,
Brooklyn. 19354

In that little old white homestead on
the hill; w Mrs. F. H. Champlin, m
James F. Langan, of U. S. Cleve-
land, O., Broadway pub. co. © Oct.
fe, 1922; 2. ¢. Oct..ckt Vb? SK6162 -
Clara B. Champlin, Cleveland.

19355

In that peaceful little cottage by the
hill: w F. H. J., m Elliott Markham,
of U. S.; pf. with words. © Oct.
24, 119235) 2-e., Nov:,2.;; E 526691 ;
Francis: H. Johnson, Island Pond,
Vt. 19356

In the cathedral (En el. catedral) ;
from Andantino in D flat, Hdwin H.
-Lemare. (McKinley world famous
edition, no. 1994, 2009) 1.. Arr.
Arthur Kay, of U. S.; violin solo

or. duet, with pfi—2. Transcribed
Henry S. Sawyer, of U: S8.: pf.
Bapt. 22, 1923: 2 -¢ each yReptiee7 ;

19371

{ 571296, 571310; McKinley musie
co., Chicago. [© transcription for
piano] 19357, 19358
In the cottage of my heart; from The
courtesan, w Harold Atteridge, m
Jean Schwartz, of U. S.. © Oct. 24,
19238 ; 2 c. Oct. 26; E 574534; Harms,
inc., New York. — 19359
In the cottage on the hill: w E. J. L.,
m HE. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©
1 e. Oct. 19, 1923; E 576199; Earl
J. Lacombe, Hinckley, N. Y. 19360
In the front seat tonight; w and m J.
Bei, Of, = (ONO Va AD, Lozas or €
Noy. 12; E 576988;. James Butler,
Excelsior Springs, Mo. 19361
In the garden (Im garten) ; from rural
wedding symphony Lindliche hoch-
zeit, Carl Goldmark, op. 26, arr. M.
L. Lake, of U. 8.; military band,
with conductor. 4to. © June 28,
1925 >. 2.6 Oet: So B ote20 : ‘Cart
Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment | 19362
In the garden of my heart; by Ernest
R. Ball, transcribed Geo. J.. Trink-
aus, of U. S. 1. Cello with pf—2.
Violin with pf.—38. Violin, cello and
pt... .©: Sept. 19,1923 >. 2) ,c, each
Sept. 27: E 571348, 5713844. 571346;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
new arrangement ] 19363-19365
In the House of David; w A. ©. R., m
Robt. H. Brennen, of U. S. © 1l«
Oct. 19, 1923; E 576193; Albert E.
Rubnke, Pittsburgh. 19366
In the land of golden dreams; w and
meen. We Dot U.S. MEY Ner? 1:
1923; 2 « Nov. 12; E 576994; Fred
W. Clitheroe, Kenosha, Wis. 19367
In the old arm chair; w and melody
Charles Tobias and Lou Breau, of
U. S., arr. Eugene Platzman. of -U.
S. ©: 1 ¢ Oct. 10, 1923 ;, E. 574071;
Breau & Tobias, New York. 19368
In the park; the bird and the band,
by Gordon S. Thayer, of U. S.; pf.
(Sunbeams) © Oct. 30, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 31; EH 576575; S. Brainard’s
sons co., New York. 19369
In the sand man’s boat; song or musi-
cal reading from Bedtime songs, w
Beth Slater Whitson, m Henry 8%.
Sawyer, of U. S. (McKinley world
famous edition, no. 1989) © Sept.
IDF) AAS 2 ex Sept. 27's) EY STA1291 ;
McKinley music co., Chicago.
19370
In the spring; from The dancing
honeymoon, w Ballard Macdonald,
m Adorjan Otvés. of U. S. © Oct.
12, foeosre. Cy Web Los Ey pteltss
Harms, inc., New York. 19371

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CATALOGUE OF
19372

COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 18

In the Sudan;
op. 45, arr.

dervish cho., G. Sebek,
Lester Brockton, of U.
S.: military band. with conductor.
Ato) Saly'S; (1928 2" Ee Ocrnk GS
Hi 571827; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement] 19372

In the swing [and] Grandmother’s
garden; w and m J. Lilian Van-
devere, of U. S., with the story,
fingering, phrasing, ete.; pf. with w.
(Art publication society’s series of
tone pictures: Progressive series
compositions, no. 1389) © Nov. 9,
LOPR 2 Gy MOVE ieee Eo Ue. srt
publication soc., St. Louis. 19373

In thoughtful mood; by G. T., of Great
Britain; pf. (Four mosaics, no. 1)
Ov Octhisy 19235lie) Oct.) 203° BE
972489; Duff, Stewart & co., Itd.,
London. 193874

In your castle of dreams; w EH. G. H.,
m Elliott eu or UW: ae pf.
with w. © Aug. 22, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
ea yaar a Brdgs © eearagl 3p Geraldine: Hager,

Farmington, Pa. 19375
EAC. WANG tl st Lo an. Ob (Ogu. cart,
Otto Merz, of U. S.. © 1 c¢. Oct. 27,
1923; E 574514; John Thomas
Lewis, Pittsburgh. 19376
Indian love call; w G. A. Grant-

Sehaefer, m David Nyvall, jr., of
U. S. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop.

or bar. © Sept. 6, 1923 : 2 c. Sept.
10; E 570904; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 19377
Inno (L’) a Cristoforo Colombo

(Columbus hymn) ; poesia di I. B. G.,
musica di Giovanni Ingenito [i. e
J. I.J, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
Lyn. "OVO, 10, 9923 > 2 e. Oct. 42 ;
E 574116; Ignatius Bove-Grimaldi
and John Ingenito, Brooklyn.

' 19378

Inno littorio:
Edoardo Dino Anghinelli, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. © Oct. 6,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 8; E 574005; Vin-
cenzo Buffa, New York. 19379

Inviolata; m James P. Dunn, of U. S.;
male voices. (In Fiseher edition,
no. 5275: Vade mecum, v. 3) :
Oct. 18, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 20; E 576620 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York.

19380

Invocation; w anon., m George Nich-
olls, of Australia. © Aug. 22, 1923;
1 c. Oct. 8: E 572203; Allan & ¢o.,
pty. 1td., Melbourne, Australia.
| 19381

parole-e musica di

Invocazione; poesia di Fata Nix,
musica di Alfredo Berisso, of Italy.
(Tre liriche, no. 2) © Oet. 17,
1923; le. Otct4 18.78) Dizavaaia.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 19382

Irascibile (L’) ; versi di A. V. Bruno,
musica di <A. Fragna, of Italy;

mand. ace. Naples, Vedova Ceccoli
& figli. 4to. [Staff and numerical
notations] © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 ec.

Oct. 19: EY oiZere Italian book CO.,
New York. 19383

Irish (The) jubilee; w James Thorn-
ton, m Chas. Lawlor, arr.. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, of U. 8. 4to. (Excellent
quartette arrangements, no. 1574—

1576) 1. Mixed voices.—2. Male
voices.—3. Female voices. © Oct.
5, 1923 ; 2c. each Oct. 12 > Be b74123,

574124, 574128; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]
19384-19386

Irish moon; from Shamrock, w and m
Cliff Hess and Joseph H. Santly, of
W'S. © Sept. 27, 192s. 27 wer. oO:
E 571891; Jerome H. Remick & co.,

New York. 19387
Irwin (Florence J.) Four little
songs; w andm & J. L, of U..S.

Chicago, Ill., Clayton F. Summy co.
Contents:—A garden ‘path.—My
children.—A message.—Pass us by.
© Oct. 18 1923." 2) eines. 1

574498; Florence J. Irwin, Keokuk,
Ta. 19388
Isn’t it a wonder; hymn, arr, J. .B.

Herbert, of U. S. © Oct. 10, 1923; 2
e. Oet. 20; E 574310; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© harmoni-

zation and arrangement] 19389
It ain’t gonna rain no mo’; w and
melody: WW... W:) Heyl ofa Wii S.5.arr.

Rube Bennett, of U. S. ©1 e. Oct.
10, 1923; E 574067; Wendell Woods
Hall, Chicago. 19390

It might have been; w and m CB: W.,
of 'U. S. © Oct. 10/1928; 20c. Oct:
30; E 574563; Charles B. Weston,
Brooklyn. 19391

It’s a long long day; from The beauty
prize, w George Grossmith and P. G.
Wodehouse; m Jerome Kern, of U. 8.
London, Chappell & co., Itd. © Sept.
5, 1923: 1 c. Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 28;
EK 567946 ; TT) 3B. Harms co., New
York. 19392

It’s good to be living now; w H. M.,
m WDiliott Markham, of iy S!: pf.
with w. © Aug. 31, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
6; E 571748; Harriet Mercer, Wau-
zeka, Wis. 19393

1112

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1928

It’s home to. me; w and m Eugene
Lockhart, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
we SS: Ato. (Witmark edition,
standard quartettes, no. 1666, 1667)
1. Male voices.—2. Female voices.
© Sept. 27. 1923: 2c each Oct. 5;
E 569992, 569996; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-

ment ] 19394, 19395
—— mixed voices. 4to.
(Witmark edition standard quar-

tettes, no. 1668) © Oct. 16, 1923;
2.e. Oct. 24: E 576362; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment } 19396

It’s not the first time you left me, but
it’s the last time you’ll come back;
w and m Geo. J. Bennett and M. K.
Jerome, of U. S.. © Oct. 17, 1923;
2 ec. Oct: 17; E 576163; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

19397

It’s raining, raining; w D. M., m E. S.
S. Huntington, of U. 8. © 1 c.Oct.
To toe oh 56200; . Dollie:;Me-
Dowell, St. Albans, W. Va. 19398

It’s silly; fox trot song, w .and,m
Milt Hagen and Grace Haskins, of
eee ey OCk. si, 1 023° 2, C,, Oct, 11 §
E 571983; Veritas music pub. co.,
New York. 19399

It’s the style. style, style; w W. F.
W., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr, ‘Theo. G. Beach, of U..S... ©,1 ¢.
Oct please By, (1480. “Wms F.
Wright, Asbury Park. 19400

It’s then yow’ll want your old pal back

ei oa aed att SS, Bae OL Uy Ss, 5)
1 c. Oct, 19, 1923 ; H,.576217 5. Sadie
Baca, Magdalena, N. M. 19401

It’s too late to say you are sorry now;
w Mrs. J. C., melody Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
Has.tod G Oct.-1,.1923.; BH, 569825 ;
Mrs. J. Collins, Pittsfield, Mass.

19402

It’s true, dear I love but you; w
B. A. T., m Russell Young, of U. S.
©)> byes sOck. 18. 4923 * Ei 5STA268 :
Bernard A. Tholl, Newport News,
Va. 19403

It’s your land and my land; w F. E. F.,
m Milton Charles Bennet, of U. S.
© Oct. & 19238 - 2... Octss 10°" BH
974118; F. Eugene Farnsworth,
Portland, Me. 19404

It takes a mean old mama to make a
bad daddy behave; w and melody
Marshall Walker, of U. S. ©1e
Oct. 2, 1923; E 571494; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 19405

Jardins gous la pluie ;

19417

It takes an Elgin movement, with a
twenty year guarantee; w and mel-
ody B. .W., arr. Merle Kendrick,
OF ia Sy iOed -@. Oet. 12,519293¢>H)
074100; Billy Wagner, Kokomo, Ind.

19406

It used to be a one-horse town, but
the old horse died; w and m W. M.,
of U.S., arr. Frank Hagney, of U. S.
Gil ¢.\/ Oct:i9;, 1928.: B71 799*
William McCarthy, Jersey City. —

19407 |

It won’t be long now; w and m Stan-
ley:..S; Millers; of UO... S.. -©,.@et. 3,
1925. 2.¢., Oct, 15, E.576012,- .Pown
South music pub. corp., New York.

19408
Italian smiles; w Eugene West, m
Jacek Glogau,’of U.S!’ © Oct. 22,

1923 ; 2: c. Oct. 23; E 574428; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 19409
Ivresse de Salomé; lyric from Salomé.
Oscar Wilde, m McNair Ilgenfritz,
of).U. S.. ©. Oct: 17,1928 + 2 'e. Oct.
18; E 576179: Edward Schuberth &
eo., New, York. 19410
Jaime seS yeux; mélodie, pdésie de
Max Harry et E. Allard, musique
de Lucien Wurmser, of France.
Editions musicales Buffet-Crampon
& cie. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢« Sept.
26; E 572075: Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 19411
Jack (A) and a Jill: w and melody,
Naat © seed’ pig ty Uitehiges peat Oy hyd le cham Fe) wet Yd
1923; E 574155; Walter Hull. Dear-
born, Mich. 19412
Jack the. giant killer (Juanito, el
metador de gigantes) ; march, Her-
bert Le Grand, ed. Henry S. Sawyer.
of U. S.; pf. (McKinley world
famous edition, no. 2004: Easy pieces
for little fingers) © Sept. 22, 1923:
2c. Sept. 27; E 571306; McKinley
music co., Chicago. [© editing]
19413
Japanese (A) sunset: w Archie Bell,
inelody Jessie L. Deppen, of U. S.
© 1 « Oct.. 10, 1923: E 574072:
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 19414
Jardin (Le) du paradis: acte 1. pa-
roles et musique de Alfred Bruneau.
of France. 4to. 1. Cheurs fem-
mes.—2. Cheurs hommes. © Sept.
14, 1923 ; 1c. each Sept. 26; E 572049.
572050; Heugel, Paris. 19415, 19416
extrait des
Estampes, par Claude Debussy.
transcription facilitée, par Lucien
Garban, of France; pf. © Aug. 30,
1923; 1c Sept. 26; E 572079: Du-
rand et cie., Paris. [© transcrip-
tion ] 19417

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19418

pt. U1, Busy y. 18

. Javanette (La); Java. de Harold de
Bozi, of France: orch. avec pf. con-

ducteur. 4to. © ° Sept.. 28, 1923:
1c Sept. 29; E. 572107; Enoch &
cie., Paris. 19418
Jazz baby blues; w and m I. K., of
Uy Se ©: Oct: 11) 1923.22) & Oet: 13;
EE 574159; Isadore Kopperl, New
York. 19419

Je n’crois que ce que j’vois; chanson-
nette, paroles de Michel Carré et
André Barde, musique de R. Penso,
of England. © Oct. 5, 1923; 1c. Oct.
27; E 572521; Publications Francis-
Day, Paris. 19420

Jealous eyes; w and m B. H., of U. 8S.
©. 4 ‘e. Oet. 15%, 1928.) EY 576098;
Bruce Harper, Portland, Me. 19421

Jean et Jeanette; by Gustave Lange,
of DO .iSs) op: BE2a pk “© *Oet’ 2,
1923; 2 ec Oct. 4; E 571638; Co-op-
erative music co., Philadelphia.

19422

Jelly beans; w and m C. D. K.,, of
tHe SAl pr arr Nye "OL. se
1 e@. Sept. 29, 1923; E 571900; Ches-
ter D. Kelpe and Noel Poepping, St.
Louis. \ 19423

Jelly blues; blues fox trot, w and m
Meryle W. Hammond, of U. S. ©

Nov. 10, 19235; 2. ¢ Noy, 122) 8
576986 ;: Harmony shop, Lake Charles,
La. : 19424

Jenandra; song of the Rajput lover,
w and m Lily Strickland, of U. S.;
high voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs
of Ind; no..2); © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 c.
Nov. 2; E 576598; J. Fischer & bro..
New York. 19425

Jenerat Haller; marsz, stowa S.
Stachowieza, utozyt Stanislaw Ka-
niecki, of U. S.; na cztery glosy
miesz: © Oct. 24, 1923; 2. cc); Oct,
2703) |B ST6471.' ee Jordan" pub: \'co.,
Reading, Pa. 19426

Jerusalem re-conquered; Ww Edith
Sanford Tillotson, m Irénée Bergé,
of U. S.> bieh. voice. (Cy Oe. 22,
1923: 2 « Oct. 23; E 576312;. Ross
Jungnickel, New York. 19427

Jesus, lover of my soul; by C. L. B.,
of UriSt: ph: ©. 1e:4Oct.cA 1923 5
BE 571922: Charlotte Leonard Breen,
West Creek, N. J. 19428

Jesus paid it all on Calvary; w and
m A. Miguel, of U. S., arr. John
Lane-of U. S.- © De. Oct. 2071923 ;
KE 574290: Antone Miguel, New
York. 19429

Jesus rescued me; w and m H. L., of
Norway. domiciled at Redlands,
Calif... © Aug.1, 1923 ; 2.¢, @et..17 :

E 576148; Haldor Lillenas, Red-
lands, Calif, 19430

Jesus, wondrous Saviour: w and m
O. J. S., of Canada. © Apr: 10,
19233- 1 c Aug.d1 +B S24 0s-
wald J. Smith, Toronto, Canada.

194381

Jeu (Le) de balles; de Nausicaa,
opéra en 2 actes, de Reynaldo Hahn,
of France; pf. (Morceaux détachés,
no. 3) © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 e Sept.
26; E 572062; Heugel, Paris.

19432

Jewel of mine; w John Wilkerson,
melody W. A. M., of U.S. ©1e.
Oct. 22, 1923; E 576274; W. Astor
Morgan, New York. 19433

Jewel of Sahara; fox-trot, w Eugene
J.-W. Conrad, m W. S."s.. of U.S.
© 1. e@ Oct Aly Wes" eerie:
William Spencer Schwartz, and
J. W. Conrad, Ventnor, N. J. 19434

Jilted; there’s nothing for me in the
coming of spring. w Leonard Shut-
ter, m Ernest Melvin, of England;
in F: © Aug. 31,1923. 7 exe, 2:
FE 572154: Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. 19435.

John J. McGraw, he’s a credit to the
U. & Ao: wand mB. Coie. 3S.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1923; H 571469; Betty
Connors. New York. 19436

Johnnie, I’ll come back to you; w and
m Sam Mayo, of England; in E

flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions],.:(©, Aust "#3 19285) © 1. Oet:
12; E 572233; Herman Darewski

music pub. co., London. 19437

Johnnie wi’ the tye; w and m Peter
Warlock [pseud. of Philip Hesel-
tine] of England. (Lillygay, no. 2)
© Sept. 10, 1923; 1 ec. Sept. 11; E
567912; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. : 19438

Johnny stop !—Please don’t ! MOM-MA ;

‘“w and’ f- BY, or U2. ©) Banas,
1923: 2.c. Oct. 15; E 571997; Fred
Visher, inc., New York. 19439

Jolly sailors; march, A. J. Weidt, arr.
R. E. Hildreth, of U. S.; orech. 4to.
© "May "31,9928 2. es OCR rn, i
571906; Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston.
[© arrangement] 19440

Jot ’em down blues; w and melody
Bessie Smith, of U. S. ©1e. Oct.

- 9, 1923; E 571796; Clarence | Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York. ©

19441

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 19238

19466

Jubilee march; by D. R., of U. S.; pf.

conductor. Se. ©1c. June 1, 1923;
HH 571529; David Robinscn,. New
York. 19442

Jubilee mass in D; by Walenty Bonk.
of U. S.; mixed voices with organ
BEC, AbOe; (ey Oxt.u 247192383. 21.c.
Oct. 27; E 576467; X. Jordan pub.
co., Reading, Pa. 19443

Jubilee song; 25th anniversary Na-
tional benefit life insurance co., w
Zn midi S.,, ofVULCS. Sarr RA.
Clark; pf. with w. © Oct. 5. 1923;
2 e. Oct. 6; E 571704; Jezreel
Ruthus Johnson, New York. 19444

June time and you; w andm M. E.S.,

OF UP Si Or? é! “Oct. 26)'1923-3 EH
576473; Mary Elston Smith, Largo,
Fla. 19445

Junella: by H. K. and R. K., of U.
pf. © ae CY Oct: 12: 1923". Sons tka:
Herman Kahn and jaw tiddarfing.

Newark. 19446
Junk man blues; melody J. O., of
epee. fe. Oct! 25, "19237, Hh

574458; Joseph Oliver, Chicago.
19447

Juravit Dominus... tu es sacerdos; m
C. Rossini, of Italy, domiciled at Pitts-
burgh; male voices. (Jn Fischer
edition, no. 5275; Vade mecum, v. 3)
(ey Uecr te, 1925") 2 'e Oct, 20 5H
Oe a -wis Fischer & bro., New York.

19448

Just a cottage with an open door; w
Mrs. EH. M:, m Elliott Markham, of
Ts. ct. Wt. W. Aug. 20, 1923 ;
2° ¢: Oct. 6: E 571728; Mrs. Edward
MelIlwee, Gore, Va. 19449

Just a dream on the Rhine: w M. C.,
im) Be SS. Huntineton, of, U..S.. ©
Ngee OC Vo, VO2S 5) BT '(6200., Mat-
thias Craig, Benton, III. 19450

Just a kiss; w Jesse Winne, m J. W.,
of U. S. Atlanta, Ga., Georgia mu-
Sie COmIne., .C), OC, 1s, 1925" 2 ¢.
Oct. 15; E 576055; J. Westermeyer,
Atlanta, Ga. 19451

Just a little kiss: waltz song, w and
nike Ey Wie Ge LS. . ©) Le. .Octs, 30,
1923; E 574570; Joseph Francis Mc-
Mahon; New York. 19452

Just a little love shack and you; w
L. J.C. m Hlliott Markham, of
|e S. 5 pf. with w. © Sept. 18,
1925 * 2) Gy. Ocls to. Bp Louse
lian i Comer, Huntington, W. Va.

194538

Just a little song for you; w Harry
B. Smith and Francis Wheeler, m
Al. Jockers and Joseph De Nat, of

U. S.. © Oct. 6, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 6;
E 571705 ; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 19454

Just a plaything for you; w Chas. Al-
vine [pseud. of C. H. Dence], m
Will P. Held, of U. S. Philadelphia,
Pa., Chas. Alvine. - © Sept. 30, 1923:
Zee Otis) ks, Oe toot.) (Onas. EL
Dence, Philadelphia. 19455

Just a’ smile, anyone can smile; w
A. EH. M., melody John F.. Ryan, of -
Use. ©i dave Oct i2e) 1928 aa
576420: <A. E. Mendenhall, Clare-
more, Okl. 19456

Just a song; w Mveuiis Gostomski, m
AOPR! ts. of 0. S. 1© 1 ec. Oct. 25,
1923; E, 574452; Adelbert EK. Lee-
man, Sacramento, Calif. 19457

Justia wanderer; w Ri) E.°M.,..jme m
C.. He'C5 of, U.S: ans Fred Profe.
©: 1 c¢ Oct. 23, 1923; EB 574356:
Charles French Clark and Robert
Everett Mayo, jr., Seymour, Conn.
19458

Just -a-dreamin’ 0? you; w M.-F. K.,
m Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher}, of U. S. New York, Frank
Harding. © Oct. 4, 1923; 2 e. Oct.
13; E 576067: Myrtle E. Kuchera,
Kimball, S. D. 19459

Just a-hopin’: w and m H. N. W., of
uy. S:. © Oct. 5, 1923; 2.¢. Oct. 6;
EK 571787: Helen Noble Worst, Phil-
adelphia. 19460

Just American; w anon., m Henry EH.
sachs, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
Ulta. Ato. (Witmark edition,
standard quartettes, no. 1698-1700)
1. Female voices.—2., Male voices.—
3. Mixed: voices. ©. Oct... 5, 1923:
2 ¢e. each Oct. 12; E.574120-574122 :
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

. [© new arrangement] 19461-19463

— two part song, w anon., m Henry
H. Sachs, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U. S.; unchanged - voices. Ato.
(Witmark school. edition, no. 1701)
©}. OctkA 11,4 19234), 2 +es)-Oct. 195 H
576231; M. Witmark, & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

19464

Just broken hearted; w F. H. Wie-
land, m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.

1. c. Oct. 22; 1928; 574377; Ered

. H, Wieland, Bloomfield, N. J.

19465

Just for someone; w W. A. S. m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U. 8S. ©
Ac. .OGt.19,° 1928 +B O(6214 5. W. A.
Sloan, Grove Center, Ky. 19466

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19467

Just give me my days of childhood;
w KE. M., m Sylvia Forrest, of. U. S.;
“pL. cwithyw. 2G) June 10,7 1923..00
‘Oct: 1; BH 569841; red Mortimeyer,
Brunswick, Mo. 19467

Just holding hands; fox trot, w Rich-
ard W. Pascoe, m Howard Simon,
Harold C. Berg and Will E.. Dul-
mase, of U, SO: Oct. 1; 1925 572.
Sept.:26; EH 571531; Chas. E. Roat
music co., Battle Creek. 19468

Just jazz; w B. E., m Geo. Graff, jr.,
05, U.'.'S., arr. Theo. Gy beach: vor
Nee pu KO) a ie, MOE: me” leneen amma
574371; Bertram ae Chester, Pa.

19469

Just keep on smiling; w G. C., m Al
' Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
Sept: !18.11923 7 2'eo Oe, Hh ey4h
576037 ; Grace Collins, Windsor, Pa.
19470

Just let me rest in my Swanee nest
with mammy by my Side; w J. P.
and G. P., m George Graff, jr., of
U..S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
© 1 +e Oct: 22,° 19235 BH 574406 ;
Joe Poole and Geo. Prediger, Kala-
mazoo, Mich. 19471

Just like a baby that cries for the
moon; fox trot, w and m Arthur
Short, Harry ‘Tobias ‘and W. C.
Polla,:of* UesS!L «©. Septy 267 1923 ;
2 c. Oct. 4; E 571628; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 19472

Just like you took my man away from
me, somebody’s going to take him
from you; w and melody J. W.
Sumner’ "Os 1S... Bee. We OA Stor
Morgan, of U.S. ©1c Sept. 21,
ere E 574070; Arrow music pub.

, New York. 19473

Just memories; w R. H. C., melody
May. Hill; of U. S..,,.©-1,c, Oct. 31,
1923; E 576588; Raymond H. Clark,
Portage, Me. 19474

Just one more kiss; w Archie Bell, m
Leon Berger, of U. S. © Oct. 16,
1923; 2 @ Oct. 17; E 5761384; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 19475

Just one more night in your arms;
w Fred Fisher and Samuel Timberg,
melody F. F.. of U. S., arr. Geo. R.
Holman,. of; U. S.. ©..1’¢e.) Oct. 24,
1923; E 576381; Fred Fisher. inc.,
New York. 19476

Just remember dad;
R.. Freeman, of U. 8S. Cincinnati,
Fillmore music house. © Nov. 1;
$023); 2.,@ Noy, 9: KE orb90G~ fill-
more bros. ¢o., Cincinnati.

w and m Carolyn :

19477

pt. ii, 1, &.v, 18

| Just oom for two i a birch canoe :
w Mrs. J. L. P., m Elliott Markham,
ef U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug. 28,
1923: 2c Oct. 6: EB 571716; Mrs.
yonn L: Petrick, Beloit, Wis. 19478
Just take your time to love; w J. N.
BH. H., m HE. 8. S. Huntington, of U.
8!) 2c. Novia ig 2a ert
J. N. E. Harris, Brooklyn. 19479
Just the gal, just the pal; w and m

Bill Dett, of U. S. © 1:e. Oct. 10,
1923; E. 574074; Harlow Milton
Pino, San Francisco. 19480

Just thinkin’; blues, w and m Porter
Grainger and Bob Ricketts, of U.
Soy © Oct »3% 192383),27 ey Ock. 4:

E 9571623; Rainbow music : corph,
New York. 19481
Just to be in Tennessee; w B. V. §&.,

m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of. U. S.. © Ile. Oct. 22,
1923; E 574363; Brady V. Smith,
Parkersburg, W. Va. 19482
Just to hear you whisper, I love you;
duet, w and m Arthur A. Penn, of
U. S.; sop, or ten. and alto or bar.,
in, C. (© Sept: 24, 1926 - 25a, 2;
EH 569999 ; M. Witmark & SOnS, New
York. [© new arrangement]
9483
in E flat. ©
Ock 4, 1923: 2. c.cGer. Dis Bari:
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
[© new arrangement] 19484
Just to me a distant star; w and
melody Irene McClung, of U. S. ©

1c. Oct. 2, 1923; E 571506; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. - 19485
Just try and get it; w and melody J.
Ae Say ‘Of 6 U2 Sy ee iy Ge chan ea
19 ZB 24 Been Gikend Joseph Anthony
Schlachter, Pittsburgh. 19486
Just wonderful you; w and melody
Al Ta We, Of U.S NG) Wier. Zeb
1923; E 576511; Arthur Lee Wil-

Jiams, , Jamaica,.bandy, De Mee ross?

Just you and I; waltz ballad, w and
. melody H. F. R. and W. D. R., of
U. S., arr. James Richmond, of U.
So Oil ee Oct el Aaa es 2 vel aa dae
Homer F. Remillard and W. Dean
Rogers, Los Angeles. 19488
Juvenalia; ten pieces for young play-
ers, James H. Rogers, of U. S.; pf.
©). OGt,.36;) 1928 7.2.6) Wet, An 4B
576133; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-

land. 19489
Kahira (El): Egyptian intermezzo,
Victor G. Boehnlein, of U. S., arr.

Christopher O’Hare, of U. S.; oreh,
(Concert edition for orchestra, no.

1116

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923
haa 1c) Sept. 26; 1928-2" « "Oct. |
16; EE’ 576107; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 19490
Kansas City man blues: w and m

Clarence Johnson and Clarence .
Williams, of U. S. © Oct. 3, 1923;
2 ¢« Sept. 28; E 569782; Clarence :
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 19491

Karganoff (Génari) Nocturne; by
G. isarganoff, op. 3, no. 2, tran-
scribed Chas. J. Roberts, of U. S.;
mibsoren.. .C) Aug. 2. 192362 ¢.
Oct. 9; E 571875; Carl Fischer,
New York. [© arrangement] )

19492

Karnal; Pharaoh serenade, Vincent
Prams, Falitis, of U, S.: pf. ©.1 °c.
Oct. 13, 1923; E 574136;.V. F. Faltis,
New York. 19493

Kathryne: valse caprice, by Jascha
Gurewich, of U. S.,. op. 60; with
piano ace. 1. B flat ten. Saxo-
phone.—2. Solo E flat alto saxo-
phone.—3. C melody saxophone.
era oOo. 2. .C,. each, Oc, 5:
E 571648-571650; Will Rossiter,
Chicago. 19494-19496

Keep a-goin’; from Helen of Troy, :
New York. w and m Byron Gay,
Gas . ©) Oct, 205 1925 * 2°e Oct!
22; E 576338: Richmond-Robbins,
inc., New York. 19497

musical comedy in two acts,.
bk., H. S. H. and Alvin .J. Moses,
Wet mS. H. of 0.8." In two
pts., libretto and music. © 1 «.
text May 17, 1923; 1 c. music Sept.
6; D 26471; Harry Sylvester
Huggs, New York. 19498

Keep it booming: w Homer Hursh, m
adapted from Artillery song, Robert
Lloyd, of U..S. © Oct. 26, 1923;
2.¢@. Oct. 27; E 576478; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 19499

Keep lovin’; w M. E. K., melody
Arhaie . Vax, OF Us 5. “Ort e
Oct. 8, 1923; E 574016; Mabel E.
Kerr, Saginaw, Mich. 19500

Khaki (The) and the blue; w W. M.
W., m Valeria Gordon, of U. 8.; pf.
with w. © Sept. 10, 1923; 2 c. Oct.

15; E 576036; W. Monroe Williams, |

19501,

Kind, komm mit mir in die Mongolei;
aus der operette Die damen yom
Olymp. von Rudolph Schanzer u.
Ernst Welisch, musik von Rudolph
Nelson, of Germany, klav. arr. von,
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©

Warrington, Fla.

19512

May 4, 1923: 1 ¢ Sept. 29; EH 572130:
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
19502

Kind lovin’ blues; w and m Ethel
Waters. Lewis Mitchell and Fletcher
Henderson, of U. S. © Oct. 3, 1923 ;
2 ¢. Oct. 15; E 576009; Down Soutn
music pub. corp., New York. 19503

King (The) of China’s daughter; w
Hdith Sitwell, m Cyril Bradley
Rootham, of Great Britain; high:
voice. © Sept. 27, 1923; 1 ¢« Oct.
8; E 572211; Schott & co., London.

19504

King of kings; sacred song, w C. L.
Dorris, m J. O. Long, of U. S., with
violin obbl. © Oct. 12, 1923; 2 «
Get. 155° EH) SeIoso. AS OW. Perry's
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 19505

King of the ages: Christmas service,
George O. Webster, J. H. Fillmore
and others, of U. S. Cincinnati, O.,
Fillmore music house. 8vo. © Oct.
TG AOZS 3 De Oat +) O74
Fillmore music co., Cincinnati.

19506:

King of the Cannibal Islands; w and
m George Crump and Will Hyde,
of England; in G. Staff and tonic
~sol-fa notations. © Aug. 28, 1923;
Tye) Oct.,.12 B'S 72230: Herman
Darewski music pub. co., London.

19507

King Tutankhamen ; oriental two-step,
w H. P. Schrecongost, m Donato
D’Arecangelo, of U. S. © Sept. 5,
1923; 2 c Sept. 26; H 571445; In--
ternatl. music pub. co., Wilkinsburg,
Pa. 19508 .

King Tut’s strut; w J. B., m John F.
Ryan, of U. S: © 1. Oct. 26, 1923:
E 576397: Jessamine Beasley, Clin-
tonville, Ky. 19509

‘Kiss (A) from Columbine; ditty. w

Lawton Campbell, m Florence Gol-
son, of U. S8.; high or med. voice.
) Oct, 16; Toes" 2Mest Oet. +193 Er
576241; G. Schirmer, inc:, New York.
19510:
Kisses grow on cherry trees; froin
Frivolities, w S. J. Damerell and Rh.
Hargreaves, m Eric Valentine and
Norton Greenop, of England. Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations. © Aug..
34, 1923 § wel Oets 129 Ey S153 5
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.
19511
Kittens’ squadron; galop, G. D’Ales-
Sandro, of. "Os". “op. 5; "mor! 3s. pis,
(Piano gems; no. 3) © Oct. 2, 1923):
2 te) Oct) 17; 5761382; G. WD Ales-
sandro, Boston., 19512:

1117

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19518

Klarnetowka.; polka, J.. K., -of U.,S.;
pf. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1923; E 576078:
Josef Kallini, New York. 19515

Klaverstykker over sange af Halfdan
Kjerulf; af Eyvind Alnaes, of Nor-
way; pf. hft. 1, 2. (Wilhelm Han-
Sen edition;)\mess 2324, 2325). "©
Awe. ty) AD2a cel ic. (each Awe: 323%
FE 572259, 572260; Wilhelm Hansen,

Copenhagen. [© arrangement]
19514, 19515
Kleine nachtigall; aus der operette

Die bacchantin, text von Hans
Pflanzer, musik von Victor Corzi-
lius und Hubert Cuypers, of Ger-
many, klavier arr. von Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © May 9, 1923;
1c. Sept. 29; EK 572120; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 19516

Klejnot (The jewel) ; polka, P. F., of
EH Sts gt. ©) Ame 20y, 1923 2" Le.
Aug.,, 21,1, ec. Sept.,.24; EH 574278;
Peter Feldhann, New York.

19517

Knock wood and whistle; fox trot, w
and melody M. R. and A. K., of U.
S.. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1923; E 576184;
Max Rosenthal and Adolph Klein,
New Yerk. 19518

Knox (Winn) method of popular
music for the pianoforte; by W. K.,
ofeU..S. 4to: © Aug: 28, '1923;
1 ce. Sept. 4, Ie. Oct: 83 EB ST1792;
Winn Knox, Los Angeles. 19519

Ko-ko-mo; w Alex Gerber, m Dave
Dreyer; rot: Ua8. ) «©: Oct. 31923;
2 e. Oct. 4; E 571626; Irving Ber-

eiyiim, ine New York: 19520
Lad (The) that follows the plow; w
andim 8) H.;r0f\U..S.; © Le .Oct.
4, 1923: FE 571596; Ben Holladay,
Superior, Wis. 19521

Laddie Boy; w Margaret Shanks,
melody Harry W. Rosenthal, of U.
S., arr. Augustin Borguno, of U. S.
@ 1 ser, miusic Aug, 29, 1928 5 bc.

wads. Oct. 17; E 576269; Meyer
Davis, Washington. 19522
Ladies’ (The) aid; w-lhLytton Cox,

mipbenns;-S.7 Sawyer,.of 0... 5.4.0
Oels 23,1928 ; 2c. Oct..25 ;, E. 514473 ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
19523
Lads (The) at Ludlow fair; w A. E.
Housman, m Stanley Wilson, of
Great Britain; in C min. © Oct.
15671995 “ale: OctyslG7 Wi ozo ke:
A. W. Ridley & co., London. 19524

Lagoon lullaby; valse on the song by .

Gatty Sellars arr. Sydney Baynes,
of Great Britain; pf. with w.. ©
s

mR & Fae i n, s., v.18

Oct. 3, 1923; 1 ¢c Oct. 1; E 572164;
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
19525

Lal; the song of the dancing girl, w
and m Lily Strickland, of U. 5."
high-medium. Fischer ed. - (In
Songs of Ind, no. 1) © Nov. 1,
19233502 .c:) Nov. 24nd .SG58TEr J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 19526

Lalo (Hdouard Victor Antoine) Rap-
sodie norvégienne; de L. Lalo, tran-
Scription de H. Mouton, of Bel-
gium; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 14, 1923: 1 © Oct. va ai
By 572509; Durand et cie., Paris. [©
transcription] 19527

Lament; after a roll call in Flanders,
1915; Cyril Jenkins, of Great Brit-
ain: pf.’ © Sept. 18, 1923; 1 ¢’ Sept,
14; E 567905; W. Paxton & co., Itd.,
London. 19528

song of the burning gnat, w and
m Lily Strickland, of U. $.; high
voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs of
Ind, no. 3) -© Nove.dy 19282"2. c.
Nov. 2; E 576599; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 19529

Land (The) afar; sacred song, w
Fanny J. Crosby, m Hubert P. Main,
of U.'S:5, high voice.” ©} Noy, | 15,

1922; 2 ¢ Oct., 6, 1923%. H 571698 :
Tuller-Meredith co., New York. [©
rearrangement] 19530

Land ho; w J. L. R., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
U.S: ‘© 1 @ Oct. 1.1923 en art478 :
John L. Rubie, Cochrane, Ont., Can-
ada. iS awl

Languor; from the Chinese of J.i-Tai-
Pe, tr. EK. Powys Mathers, m Bain-
bridge Crist, of U. S.; medium, in
A. (Sheet music edition, V. 799)
) June 24, 49280) 20 e eto) Bh
571878; Carl Fischer, New York.

19532

Largo; di Lamberto Pavanelli, of
Italy; violino e pf. © Oct. 17, 1923;
Le. Oct. 18; H,o(2287 Ge Ricord
& co., Milan. 19533

Lassammoce, Marl! versi di M. Gam-
bardella, musica di Salv. Capaldo,
of Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Italy,
Casa editrice Panzetta. 4to. (Pie-
digrotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1
e. Oct. 19; E 572342; Italian book
co., New York. 19534

Last (The) dance; w and m L. U., of
U.S. ©ulc. Nov. 3, 1923 ; Hi 574626 §
Lyn Udall, Portland, Or. 19535

1118

no. 11, 1923

Lay on Macduff; musical comedy, w
Erdman Harris, Marcel Fortier and
G.sdheshie Glenn, m ‘HH. J.) M.;/ E.
Harris and M., Fortier, of U.S. ©
muse, 18. 1923: 2,,¢ Sept. 205,.H
571437; Henry Justus Miller, New
York. - 198536

Lazy river; wand mC. J. B., of U.S.;
high voice, in I flat. Hollywood,
Calif., Carrie Jacobs-Bond & son. ©
Oct. 23, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 1; EB. 576603;
Carrie Jacobs Bond, Hollywood,

. Calif. 19537

Learn to do the strut; from Music box
revue 1923-24, w and m I. B., of
Depew h ©) Oct..6,; 192332 2 ¢. Oets..8;
BH 574037; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 19538

Learning to forget; w R. B., m H. E.,
of U. S., arr. Gordon Kurtz, of U. S.
New York, Orchestration service
pemie @iOct. 6; 1923 j <2) c)-Oct..8,
EK 574012: Rubin Bergman and
Henry Evans, Brooklyn. 19539

Leave all to Him; w and m H. L., of

Norway, domiciled at Indianapolis. |

reins 1925; 2c. Oct. 173° HR
576159; Haldor Lillenas, Indianapo-
lis. 19540

Leaves from my note book; by John
Philip Sousa, of U. §8.; pf. Con-
tents:—1l. The genial hostess.—2.
The camp-fire girls—3. The lively

‘flapper. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2. ¢. Oct.
Baio OoDs pall fox, DUD; , €O.,
Cleveland. 19541

Lecons @Wharmonie des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
eours des classes d’harmonie; année
1923, divers auteurs, of France. 4to.
© Sept. 14, 1923; 1 « Sept. 26; E
572047 ; Heugel, Paris. 19542

Left all alone; w and m R. W. B., of

Grbac.) © Alc. Oct 26,1923. Bb
574451; Rose W. Barrousse, New
Orleans. 19543

Lekeu (G.) Adagio; par G. L., op. 3,
réduction par Ch. Jacques Lerolle,
of France; pf. 4 4 mains. © Sept.
er 2 hO2S 21 .C. epbt. 4 2A DTZ098 :
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. [©
reduction ] 19544

“Lend your smile; w G.B.,.m Sylvia
I OErest-Of; Uy, S. 3. pt: with we; ©
Aug. 28, 1923; 2 .¢. Oct. 6;.E 571741;

Glendale, Brandenburg, Atlantic
City. 19545
Lenore’s answer; spirit song, from

Once upon a midnight, w and m
Phimon L. Southey [pseud. of V. P.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

19556

S.] of U. S.. © Mar. 1, 1923;,.2 «
Oet. 19; E 576605; Vincent Philamon
Sullivan, New York. 19546

Leprechaun (The); w Patrick M.
Joyee, m Christine M. Brown, of
U. §.; high voice. © Oct. 9, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 13; E 574174; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 19547

Lest we forget; w and m J. G. M., of
U.S. arc./svonn B. Meteor vw. Sie)
HE OC. 6. 92>; chy OftOll ; SOR
Gerald Maurrie, Youngstown, O.

19548

Let Jesus in; w D. H., m Elliott Mark-
ham;'of U. S.; pf. with w. ©: Oct.
24, 1923; 2 e. Nov. 2; E 576676;

- Doshia Hundley, Huntington, W. Va.

19549

Let me live in your heart; w I. R., m
Jonn, Ef. Ryan, of U..S..,© 1 ¢ Oct.
4, 1923; E 571595; iver Ray, Austin,
Minn. 19550

Let’s be laughing; part-song, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson, m Franz Abt, of

~U. 8.; male voices. (Tullar Meredith
co.’S octavo series, male voices, no.
2011). .© Mar. 24, 1923;, 2 ¢. Oct.
22; E 576646; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. [© new words] 19551

Let’s be sweethearts again; w and m
R. M., of Italy, domiciled at New
York. 1 c«. Nov. 8, 1923; H
574681; Rose Milanese, New York.

#ODDZ

Let’s begin it all over again; romping
song, w and m-A«.J, ©€.,0f),U.0:
©) jue: Oct, 8:, 1923.:..) 5T4027 + Ad-
bert John Cleare, Washington.

19553

Let us have peace; prayer, two part
song, w. George Graff, jr., m Hrnest
R. Ball, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U. S.; unchanged voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark school edition, no. 1715) ©
Met, dL 1lOZse iD. 1@. 4 Cote 1 Oy i
076228; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

19554

Let us not be weary; w from the
Bible, m J. B. H., of U. S. © Oct.
IL, 1928); .2...¢,,, Oet. 19.2 «Ky; 576260 ;
J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ill.

19555

Let us sing a merry lay; excerpts from
the Feast of Hebe, m Jean Philippe
Rameau, Hnglish, ed. and arr. Ger-
ald Reynolds, of U. S.; women’s

voices. 4to. (Fischer edition, no.
52902). OC) OCt 225 1923.5 Die” Oe:

23; EH: 574413; J. Fischer &, bro.,
New York. [© arrangement]
. 19556

Li19

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19557 pt. m1, 0. s., v.18.
Lieb gib acht! w Eddy Beuth, m | Lily of the alley; w Bernie Grossman,
Hans May. of Austria. © July 31, m Will Donaldson, of U. 8.; pf. with

1928; 1 « Sept. 29 ;'E:572110; Drei-
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
19557
Life is a dream; waltz, melody S. P.,
of Bulgaria, domiciled at Portland,
Or. © 1 e@ Oct. 1,,4928 9), 569812 ;
Steve Petroff, Portland, Or. 19558
Life’s struggle; w Mrs. W. W. M.,
melody Luther A. Clark, of U. S.
(GC), 1 .¢.,, Oct. 22, 292328 576285.;; Mrs.
W. W. McMurray, Burley, Id. 19559
Light and graceful; by Marion G.
Osgood, of U. S.; violin with pf.
(Melodious compositions by modern
composers, grade two) © Oct. 10,
$923.22 ¢ Oct 107 1H o(611L3: Harms:
ine., New York. 5; 19560
Light (The) of the world; cantata, w
Harold W. Thompson, m T. Fred-
enick ’ “H.. ‘Candlyn;” of U:. S.. Sop.,
alto and bar. solos, cho. and organ.
4to. Contents:—pt. 1. Prophecy.—
pt. 2. The Annunciation.—pt. 3. The
shepherds.—pt. 4. The wise men.—

pt. 5. The Manger.—pt. 6. The Angels |

of light. © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
15; E 574164; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 19561
Lighthouse (The) bell (La campana
del faro) ; descriptive piece, Henry
S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. (McKinley
world famous edition, no. 2000) ©
Nepty 225 1928 2) 2) .e.. Sept... Zia ie
571302 ; McKinley music co., Chicago.

19562
Lil’ sheep; from Roseanne, w. and m
NY BOR OE US "© le Cet.

1923; E 569829; Nan Bagby \Ste-
phens and Mary H. Kirkpatrick, New
York. 19563

Lilac lane; w Raymond Egan, m Hazel |

Craig Leggat, of U. S. © Sept. 27,
1923 ; 2 c. Oct. 9; E 571890; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York. 19564
Eitac “waltz :"Enil” Held, ‘of "Ul S:;
violin and pf. (Petite gems, no. 5)
© Oct. 2, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 4; E 571641;
Co-operative music co., Philadelphia.
19565

Lil-Lil-Lillian ; stuttering song, w and
m ‘Jack ©. Smith, of U. §. © Oct.
5. sh O23 2 er Och 12 HSS (Alpe :
Orpheum music co., Boston. 19566
Lilts from the Western isles; words
and airs from the Gaelic, by Mal-
colm Macinnes and John Connell [of
England] Contents :—Long the way.
—Oh, happy be and scatheless.—No

more shall I climb.—Huill horo. ©.

Sept. 7, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 19; E 567969 ;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 19567

w. © Sept. 1, 1928;'2°¢ Oct. 15:
E 576053; Hepworth
corp., New York.

Lion and lamb; from Roseanne, act 2,
wand m'N. B. §S., of U.S. © «
Oct. 1, 1923; E 569831; Mary Holtz-
claw Kirkpatrick and Nan Bagby.
Stephens, New York. 19569

Listen for the ragman; w and m BH. M.
G.;, ‘Of UU. “SPO Pf Ge Geta tages s
E 576099; Edith M. Giddings, New

York. 19576
Liszt (Franz) La prédication aux
oiseaux; St. Francois d’Assise, le-
gende, de F. Liszt, transecrit de
Camille Saint-Saéns, of France;
orgue. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept.
26; 572052, Heugel,. Paris. .. [©
transcription | 19571

Little (The) acrobat; study in broken
chords, Florence A. Goodrich, of U.
S.; pf. (Jv Character sketches) ©
Sept. 28, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 3; BE 574245;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.

19572

Little boy blue jeans; from Sunbonnet
Sue, w Robert B. Smith, m Gus Ha-
wards, of U. 8S. © Oct. 17, 1923;
Ze. Oct. 18; E 576174; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19573

Little (The) brooklet; w Tryphena
Bishop Swift, m Robert Braine, of
U. S.; op. 9, no. 2. 1. Sep. or ten. 2.
Alto or bar. © Sept. 6, 1923; each
2c. Sept. 10; E 570902; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 19574

Little brown road; from Nifties, w and
m Frank Crumit, of U. S. © Oct.
9, 19238; 2 ¢« Oct. 11; E 574106;
Harms, ine., New York. 19575

Little butterfly ; from. Music box revue
1923-24, wand mI. B., of U., 8i0.©
Oct. 6, 1923; 2 ¢« Oct. 8; E 574042;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 19576

Little Creole lullaby; melody Sidney
Bechet, of, U..S... ©) 1 se). Qen.. 2,
19238; E 571499; Clarence Williams

-Music pub. co., inc., New York.
19577

Little flower garden; caprice, Joseph
Carl Briel, of U. S., .se. Morris
Aborn, of U. S8S.; oreh. (Belwin.
concert edition, no. 91) © Oct. 6.
1923; 2 c. Oct. 10; E. 571887; Bel-
win, ine, New York.

Little gem waltz: by Emil Held, of
U. S.; violin and pf. (Petite gems,
no. 6)" "©! Oct: 2; 1923" 2 er Oen 4 ;
E 571645; Co-operative music Go.,
Philadelphia. 19579

1120

distributing
19568.

19578

hee Fo

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

| Little Georgia lady; w and m A. J. C.,

mews Si@ 1 © .Oets 25;,1923)7, EH
574435; Albert John Cleare, Wash-
ington. 19580

‘Little (A) girl like you is just the
girl for me; w and m F. M. L., of
Were. arr.) Wred. Max,-of =U.) 8:.°©
1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1923; E 574065; Fred-
erick Max Letschin, Baltimore.

19581

Little goblins; fairy sketch, Richard
_Kilenberg, arr. KE. N. Catlin, of U.S8.;
full orch. 4to. (C. B. co. photo-
play edition, no. 8) © Sept. 12,
1923 ; 2 ec. Oct. 22; E 576373 ; Cundy-
Bettoney co., Boston. [© arrange-
ment] 19582

Little gray nun; w and m L. H. A.,
of -U.- 8.) © 1 ‘« Nov: 3; 1923; E
574629; Leonard H. Allen, Jersey
City. 19583

‘Little holes in heaven: w Arthur Du
Soir, m Barbara Meiville Hope, of
Great Britain; in D. © Aug. 23,
1923; 1 ce. Sept. 26; E 572034; Boo-
sey & co., London. 19584

/

Little June Rose; valse, on the ballad
by Peter Dawlish and John P. Long,
of England, arr. Arthur Rawson, of
England; piano with words. © Aug.
ot tees 1) ce: Octiuy 2 jou +OT21 ;
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

19585

‘Little Jost youth; w Eleanore Meyers
tewebr, m ©. J. B.. of U..S8:; high,
in F. (Cover title: Little lost youth
ef me) © Oct. 5, 1923; 2c. Oct. 11;
E 574076; Carrie Jacobs-Bond &
son, Hollywood, Calif. 19586

Little Minnie; w I. J..C.. m Norrie
Bernard, of U. S: New York, Lenox
co. © June 20, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 28,
1923... 1 ¢ Oet:,8 > BE. DILT89 ; Iza J.
(‘Sobb, Lake Village, Ind. 19587

‘Little songs; teaching pieces, w and
m Lilian Vandevere, of U. S., with
the story, fingering, phrasing, etc. ;
pt. with w. (Art publication so-
ciety’s series of tone pictures: Pro-
2ressive series compositions, no. 128)
Contents :—The shower.—Clocks.—
Bells.—My balloon. © Oct. 23, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 26; E 576456; Art publica-
tion soe., St. Louis. 19588

Little (A) story; by Florence A. Good-
rich, of U. S.; pf. (Jn Character
sketches) © Sept. 28, 1923; 2 e.
Oct. 3; E 574248; Clayton F. Summy
eo., Chicago. 19589

19599

Little (A) talk with Jesus makes it
rights; wand) miE. A: andtadrV.:B.,
of U. S., arr. J. Minor Welsh. 4to.
@©Get, 403 1928.192) 2 Oct! 7225.18
btGe26 >. 'T.. | Bo and. J,vV... Buford,
Philadelphia. 19590

Little tin soldier; song or musical
reading from Bedtime songs, w Beth
Slater Whitson, m Henry S. Sawyer,
of U. S. (McKinley world famous
edition, no. 1990) © Sept. 22, 1923;
2 ec Sept. 27: E 571292: McKinley.
music co., Chicago. 19591

Living forever; w and m H. kL. of
Norway. domiciled at Redlands,
@alit. > ©: Aug’ yd, 1923 3°23 ¢ Oct. 17;
~E 576150: WHaldor Lillenas, Red-
lands, Calif. 19592

Lizzie; turn over for me; w 8S. F.,;
m EH. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 2, 1923; E 576721; Samuel
Totaro, San Jose, Calif. 19593

Lil’ommo che raggiona; versi di F.
‘Albano, musica di E. A. Mario, of

Italy, domiciled at New York;
mand. ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923)

is Oct ton: Was 77 2a, Cha ae A
574333 ; Italian song co., New York.
: 19594

Fran-
Ettore

Lluoechie ’e Maria; versi di
eesco Cuonzo, musica di
Cerno, of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,
Italy, Casa editrice Panzetta. Ato.
(Piedigrotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1923;
1e. Oct. 19; E 572345; Italian book
co., New York. 19595

Log eabin blues; by Tom Delaney, arr.
Wm. J. C. Lewis, of U. S.; orch.
4to. © Sept. 27, 1923; 2c. Sept. 28;
HE 569774: Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. [© arrangement]

19596

‘London ealling; selection, arr. Philip

Braham, of England; pf. © Oct.
8, 19238; 1 ce. Oct. 9; E 572218; Keith,
Prowse &°co., ltd., London. 19597

Londonderry air; would God I were
the tender apple blossom, from Fare-
well to Cucullain, old Irish melody,
arr. M. L. Lake, of U. S.; military

band, with conductor. 4to. © July
30, 192345.2> e@ . Get... 9,; . Ee 571815;
Carl Fischer, New York. [© ar-
rangement] 19498

Lonely ; w and m Gennaro M. Curci, of

U. S.; high voice. © Sept. 17,. 1923 ;

2 c. Oct. 29; E 576533; Hinds, Hay-
den & Eldredge, inc., New York.

19599:

1121

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19660

Lonely hearts seek pleasure; w ©. L.
K., m E. 8. .S. Huntington, of U. S.
©, Li'e!l Now ..2)'1923 2: By ST6T24 31\C.
L. Kiser, Mineral Wells, Tex.

19600

Lonely just because of you; melody,
S. A., of U. S., arr. Wilder Chase,
Or. OS. in G.. (Ch Lc. Oct 29. tas,
HE 576486; Sidney Arolin, New York.

19601

Lonely (A) mother; w Mrs. M. J. H.,
m Al. Meehan, of U. 8.; pf. with w.
@y: Aus, 28, 1923 .2ire. OctaGrE
571735; Mrs. M. J. Holland, Wisner,
La. 19602

Lonesome Cinderella; from Ziegfeld
follies, w Lew Brown, m James F.
Hanley, of U. S: "© Nov. 2, 1923;

2 ¢€. Nov. 8; E 574622; Shapiro,
Bernstein & ¢o., ine., New York.
19603

Lonesome days; w C. W. B., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. §.; pf. with w.
Oe; 23, 925);'2 :e. Nov. 2 77) SiG6GEGS ;
C. W. Burnham, Dexter, Me. 19604

Lonesome for you; melody J. EK. T.,
Ob U.S. wiobiere ke) DG. ere
1923: KE 569948: Jack Earle Trezise,
Brooklyn. 19605

Lonesome (A) woman’s blues; w and
m Dave Peyton, of U. 8S. ©1.
Oct. 2, 1928; E 571496; Clarence
Williams music pub. ¢o., inc, New
York. 19606

Long ago rose; w Gordon Johnstone,
m Pierre Connor, of U. S. © Oct.
ee, TOS 25e: Cet. i? Ee aioe.
Jack Mills, inc.. New York. 19607

Longing; w F. D., m Geo. Graff, jr..
of. U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
U4 Se ©: tever Oct.:.26, 292320.
576433; Florence Dickson, North
Shore, Blackpool, Lancashire, Eng-
land. 19608

Longing for you mother o’ mine; w
be GME am: E, B). IK Or US carr.
LG. Ms ef U.S. A© 1 en,Qct, 6;
1923: EK 571655; Harry E. Kuehn
and Lionel G. Manny, Albany.

19609

Lontano ... lontano; barcarola, versi

di Pievis. musica di Ludovico De

Marinis, of Italy; mand. ace. Hdiz-
ione La sorgente. 4to. © Sept. 8,

1923: 1 ec. Oct. 19; BE 572360; Italian
book co., New York. 19610
Look away to heaven; hymn, arr. by
J. B. Herbert, of U. S.; male voices.
@ Oct. MOG 1928.2 "el wOets 20-2)
574303: Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. [© harmonization and ar-
rangement |] 19611

OS CNS eae

pt. m1, D.'s., v. 18

Loose fingers;.pianologue, Maurice H.
Swerdlow, of U. S. © Oct. 9, 1923;
2:e@ Oct 11s BE O719504. Same rox
pub. co., Cleveland. 19612

Lord I can’t stay away; hymn, arr.

J. B. Herbert, of U. S.. © Oct. 10,
1928; °2..¢c. -Oet 6203; 48) 3E4299 -
Homer <A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.

[© harmonization and arrange-
ment] 19613
Lord, Thy will be done; sacred solo,
w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m Harry
Rowe Shelley, of U. S.; 1. High
voice.—2. Medium voice—3. Low
voice.
Oct. 15; E 576123; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 19614

Lost my baby blues; w and m Ray
Hibbeler [i. e. R. O. H.] of U. S.,
arr. Thomas Confare, of U. S. ©
1 ¢ Oct. 10, 1928; E 574064; Ray-
mond O. Hibbeler, Chicago. 19615.

Lotus flowers; w and melody P. O. B.
and Walter Smith, of U. S., arr.
Wi'S!) O12. (OCs, aa at
576089 ; Percy O. Brewer, San Fran-
cisco. 19616

Louisiana nights; valse Creole, R. S.
Stoughton, of U. 8.; pf. © June
11, 1923.5, 2 (ee; );OehyrIdey pa THES ;
Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. 19617

Love; w Eric Valentine, m J. A.
Tunbridge, of Great Britain; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 3, 1923;.1 ©. Oct. 6;
E 572198; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 19618

Love ain’t blind no more; w and m
Joe Trent and Will Donaldson, of
U.S. © Oct. 24 1923 32-0, Gen 2a;
E 574481; Rainbow music corp.,
New York. 19619

Love and kisses, were never meant
for me; w and m Karyl Norman,
Elmer Olson and Vernon Stevens, of
™! S. © Oct? 3,°19235) 2 erOcin 4:
E 571625; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 19620

Love at first sight; w A. E. S., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U) Si ©v1eaOcti22,
1923; E 574411; Ada EH. Soule, Port-
land, Or. 19621

Love in a haystack; from The cour-
tesan, w Harold Atteridge, m Jean
Schwartz, ‘Of US'S. “"©/"@eEs 24,
1923: 2. e Oct 26h" Waites:
Harms, ine., New York. 19622

Love is a game: w J. M..m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U.S. ©1e¢ Oct. 4,
1923; E 574205; Joe Majerowski,
Denver. 19628

B22

© Sept. 27, 1923; 2 c each

ipa i

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Love is a garden of roses; from Sun-
bonnet Sue, w Robert B. Smith, m
Gus Edwards, of U. S. © Oct. 10,
ee ao eC) Oe abs BR OT4AT ;
Harms, iuc., New York. 19624

Love is all I ask of you; w and m
Waldo Henry, of U. S. © Oct. 24,
1923 3,2 ¢. Oct. 25;-H 574480; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 19625

Love me, I love you; w Christina
Rossetti, m Hanna Van _ Vollen-
hoven, of U. S.; medium or low
voice, in B min. © Oct. 9, 1923;
2 ce. Oct. 12; E 574162; Boston mu-
sie co., Boston. 19626

Love of long ago; w and m Olive
Constance and Gene Feist, of Eng-
land; in FE. [Staff and tonic sol-fa

_ notations] © Oct. 9, 1923; 1 © Oct.
12; E 572228; Herman Darewski
music pub. co., London. 19627

Love (A) story; reverie, W. N. D.. of

U. S.; mand. solo unace. © Oct.
20. O25. Se, “Oct. “12 BE OF4I98 :
Warren N. Dean, York, Pa. 19628

Love tales; Feistyle special arr. of
the fox trot, Ben Ryan and Vincent
Rose, of U. S., arr. William Schulz,
of. U. S.; symphonic dance orch.,
with pf. conductor. Feist ed. ©
Oct. 19, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 20: E 574465 ;
Leo Feist, ine, New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 19629

Love triumphant; story of the first
Hastertide, adapted from Tor, by
Florence Morse Kingsley, with mu-
Sical illustrations by various com-
posers, arr. I. H. Meredith. of U. S.
Music only edition. Svo. © Feb. 1,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 6; E 571696; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. [© new
matter | 19630

Loveland: w A. @ S., m John F.
Ryan, of U. S. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1923;
HW 576400; Adam C. Smyth, Paradise.
Utah. 19631

Lovely rose; by Peter De Rose, arr.
Max Reese, of U. S.; orch. © Oct.
19° 19232 ¢.;,Oct. 20; By, 574468.
G. Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
[© arrangement] 19632

Lovers still, when old and gray; w
B. R., m John F. Ryan, of U. S.
ie. Oct; 26, 19230 HE. 576412) Belle
Ridings, Clarence, Mo. 19633

- Lovers’ troubles; w Oscar Wiseth,. m
Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.
OAne. Ste 1995r 2 e. Oe 6! Eb

571749: Osear Wiseth, Thief River
Falls, Minn. 19634

Posts:

19646

Love's calling; w EK. O. A:, m John F.
Ryan, of U. S. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1923;
E 576421; Elmer O. Anderson, Mon-
POC CNAY. 3 19635

Love’s coming; w Lillian Turner, m
Le ME ES et . S2e56), 1 «YOu,
- 1923; E 569945; Lillian May Heinz,
Brooklyn. ' 19636.

Love’s contentment; by A. S., of U. S.;
DE. cc) Oct, di, 1923; 2:e. Oct.’ 205 -E
574340; Allen Spurr, Los Angeles.

196387

Love’s dream: w D. A., m Al Meehan,
Of UC. So pt. With we SO) “Oc 2.
1923: 2 ce. Nov. 2; E 576668; Doro-
thy Applegate, Mt. Healthy, O.
19638

Love’s golden days; w and m C. P., of
Wea. 1) G3) Oct. 21256 1923 ys Ei
574461; Catherine Passero, Wash-
ington. 19639

Love’s little hour; by Robert Hood
Bowers, of U. S.; oreh. (Gold seal
library series) © Oct 15, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 16; E 576551; Richmond-Rob-
bins, inc.. New York. 19640

Love’s melody; by Erik MavVer-Hel-
mund. of Great Britain: orch. with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1923 ;
1-e@ Oct. 23; E 572479; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.

19641

Love’s message: violin solo, H. Sulli-
van Brooke, of Great Britain; new
ed. salon orch. with pf. conductor.
(Boosey’s cinema journal) © Aug.
16, 1923: 1 « Sept. 26; E 572026;
Boosey & co., London. 19642

Love’s offering; hymn-anthem, w Ed-
win P. Parker, m George B. Nevin,
of U. S.; mixed voices. (Tullar-
Meredith co.’s octavo series, no. 541)

PC) Dec, Di. 1992 2 er Oets S, LZ;
B 571695; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 19648

Lovey came back: w Sam Lewis and
Joe Young, m Lou Handman, of
W'S" | © Oct! 1619234 2'¢. "OetL it's
E 576172: Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 19644

Loving you; w HE. Ll.’ S., m E. S. S.
Huntington. of U. S. ©1 ec. Oct. 4,
1923: E 571586; E. L. Summers,
Charleston, W. Va. 19645

Lu pisciaiolu e 14 signurina; versi di
Giovanni De Rosalia, musica di Raf-
faele De Luca, of Italy, domiciled at

Brooklyn. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1923; E
571610: Vito Vuolo, New York.
19646;
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19647

Lula of Cotulla; w H. L. I., m George
Grait,.. Jt. (0f jU..S.,; airy. Theo..G.
Beach) Ob 0. Sac. . Cag hiede nee.
1923; E 574395; Herbert L. Iwan,
South Bend, Ind. 19647

Lullaby; w Jessie Jackson, m John
Duke, of U. 8.; low voice.

dream songs, no.1) © Oet. 9, 1923;

2.¢) Oct. 13. BLbT4175 5 G.oSchinmer® |

inec., New York. 19648

B. De Leone, of U. S., op. 16, no. 2;
high voice. (Two songs of eyen-

tide) © Oct. 16, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct..19;
E 576237; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 19649 |

Lullaby (The) my mammy
me; w I‘rancis Ryan, m Peter Brady,
of FU S22 ©!) ce. Noveo2, 19237 Ei

576723; F. Ryan and P. Brady, New |
19650

Lure, faleoners lure; m John Bennet, |
of England, ed. and adapted, Ed- :
mund H. Fellowes, of Great Britain; |

York.

male voices. 4to. (Male voice choir
library, no. 115: Madrigal no. 5) ©

Oct.,.40, 49235 24 c. Oct, 226 B'S72701 ¢ |

Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. [© ar-

rangement ]

Gréty,

Sept. 14,°1923;° 1 « Sept. 27; BH

972095; Bowerman & co., |td., Lon- .

don. 19652

Mabel; w B. G., m E. S. S. Hunting-
ton, of U. 8. ©1e. Oct. 4,.1923; E
571597; B. Geist, Hawaii. 19653

Maciek bzdura; oberek. Frank Przy-
bylski, of U. S.; ukl ad na fortepian
automatyczuy. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1923;
571660; Victor musie roll co., Chi-
cago. 19654

Macierzanka (The thyme); _ polka,
Pak. of UO: 8.3 pf.4.© Aug: 20,1928 ;
1 ce. Aug. 21,1 ce. Sept. 24; EH 574276;
Peter Feldhann, New York. 19655

Madrid; de Maurice Pesse, of France;

orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Sept. 14, 1928: 1.c« Sept. .26;, EB
572048; Heugel. Paris. 19656

Miigdelein, ihr stissen nippfigtirchen ;
Scotch espagnol, aus Casinogirls, von
Fritz Friedmann-Frederich und
George Okonkowski, musik von Kd-
uard Kiinneke, of Germany, arr. von
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©
Oct. 4, 1923; 1 ec. Nov. 10; BH 572714;
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.

19657

(Two |

| Mah dawlin honey chile;
— w Lenore Harpster, m Francesco |

19651 |

Lure (The) of the East; waltz, Julian —
of Great Britain; pf. ©.

pt. m1, nD. s., v.18

Maggie and Jiggs; w J. C. F., m B. §;
S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Oct.
4, 1923:;, EK .571589,; <3. ; C.. «Moertseh,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 19658

Magnificat; hymnal for Sunday
schools, ed. and compiled, J. Lincoln
Hall, C. Austin Miles and Adam Gei-
bel,’of ‘U. S’ “© Aus. 27, 1923 -—9 ‘c,
and aff. Sept. 17: A 758040; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 19659

mammie’s

lullaby, w and m §. C. §S., of -U. S.,

arr. Fred Luscomb. Battle Creek,

Mich., Encore musie pub co. © Oct.

15,'°19285 2 eo Octh 22= Hey mess 5

Sam C. Sullivan, Battle Creek.

19660

sang to | Mah jongg; w and m H. G. M., of U.S.

©.1. 6c. Nov: 12;; 419233 Bi -5%6972 ;
Helen Good Morris, Fort Wayne,
Ind. 19661

Maid (The). of Kildare; w and m
Chas. G. Comegys, of U.S. © Oct.
20, 4928 ;,.2. e.. Now,..1 3.376595: Sos.
Krolage music co., Cincinnati.

-. 19662

Maid of mesh: from Music box revue,
1923-24, w and m I. B., of U. S.. ©
Oct.,30, 1923: 2 ec Oct ait EH orood0 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.

19663

w and melody I. B., of U. S.. ©
1 e. ;:Oct..16, 1923:; E. 5742213 Inrying
Berlin, inc., New York. 19664

Maid of Moonlight Bay; w and melody
Arthur L. Murray, of U.S. “©. «.
Oct. 30, 1923; E 574627; Raymur
pub. co., Washington. 19665

Maid of the West; w Roscoe Gilmore
Stott, m Clay Smith, of U. S.; with
violin and cello obbl. 1. High, in
F.—2. Medium, in E.—8. Low, in C.
© -Oct. 9, 1923; 2 « each Get. 11;
E 571933; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 19666

Major General Hanson E. Hly; march,
G. D., of U..S. 1. Military. band.—2.

Pt. © 1c. eaeh Oct, 30, ozs; hi
574567, 574568; George Dahlquist,
Washington. 19667, 19668

Mala femmena! versi di Umberto Gau-
diosi, musica di F. P., of U. S.;
mand. ace. Edizione Pennino. 4to.
©, Septs 49, 1923<,2,¢. Wet aie)
574549; Francesco Pennino, Brook-
lyn. 19669

Malaguenas; Malaga love lament, Eng-
lish adaptation James Weldon John-
son, m Pagans, of Spain. [Hnglish
and Spanish text] © Oct. 4, 1923;
2c. Oct. 5; E 571653; G.. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 19670

1124

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Malalengua: versi di Nello De Lutio,
musica di EK. A. Mario, of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Italy, Casa edi-
trice, H: A. Mario. 4to. © July 3.
1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 11; H 572248 ;. Italian
book co., New York. 19671

Malincunia! versi di F. P., musica di
D. Montano, of U. S.; mand. acc.
Edizione Pennino. 4to. © Sept. 19,
1923; 2 ¢.. Oct. 27; E 574550; Fran-
cesco Pennino, Brooklyn. 19672

Malincunie napulitane; versi di Al-
fredo Melina, musica di E. A. Mario,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
mand. ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923)
Sr we. 15, 1923-2 c. Oct. 207 EB
574330; Italian song co., New York.

19673

Mama kicki, papa wacki; melody Fred
Fisher, of UO. S., arr. Geo. Holman.
OPUS S:°° Gi ee Oct?-152 1923
574491 : Fred Fisher, inc., New York.

. 19674

Mama kiki—papa wacki; w Sidney
Holden and Fred Fisher, melody
EF. F., of U. S., arr. Geo. Holman, of
U.S. ©1c. Oct. 8, 1923; E 569941 ;
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 19675

Ma-ma-Marie; w and m J. W., of
U. S., arr. Carl A. Weber, of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1923; E 5742138; John
Weist, Seattle. 19676

Mama’s baby; w and melody Harry
White and Sammy Feinberg, of U. S.,
arr. Geo. R. Holman, of U. 8S. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1923; E 576380; Fred
Fisher, inc., New York. 19677

Mamma; oriental fox trot. versi di F.
di G. Cicciotto, musica di Luigi
Donadio, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; mand. ace. 4to. (Edizione
casa editrice musicale Verdi, no. 201)
Geer 10; 71925,-2 Cy Octr 10: BH |
574230; Verdi’s music roll m’f’g. ¢@o.,
New York. 19678

Mamma loves papa, papa loves mam-
ma; fox trot, Cliff Friend and Abel
Baer, of U. S., arr. Frank KE. Barry,
of, WU. S.;-.0reh.,, with w,... Feist ed.
apo we et. 24. 1093 2 «. Oct..2D 5
FE. 574529; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 19679

Mammy, I’m coming back to you; w
Dame’ Binder;mi Py Racijry of Ws.
© 1c Oct. 24, 1923); E 576343 ;
Paul Reimann, jr., Trenton, N. J.

19680

Mammy Lou; fox trot ballad, w and

m Jonas J. Richman, of U. S.

Nov. 3, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 24; E 576614;

Music hit pub. co., New York. 19681

80830—24—5

19692

Mammy’s little brown rose; w E. G. L.,
m Geo. W. Thomas, of U. S. © Oct.
15, 1923 5'2 e: Nov.' 12); EH) 577000;
E. Goins Iseli, Chicago. 19682

Mammy’s little crow; w and m P. F.
W., of U..S., arr. Harry L. Alford
& co.,-of Us S;., ©:1.¢. Nov. .3, 1928 ;
E 574628; Paul Ferguson Watkins,
Evanston, Ill. 19683

Mammy’s little watermelon coon; Ww
T. A. T.,.m.E. S, S. Huntington, of
U.S. ©1164. Oct. 19, 1923 ; E 576210;
Troy A. Thompson, Hot Springs,
Ark. 19684

Man (The) I picked to take your
place, has certainly made a hit with
me; w and melody G. B. H. and
ACB) of) GSD © 1 ec) Octid).1928 ;
E 569964; Gus. B. Horsley and Adele ©
Broadus, New York. 19685

Man (A) in a million; w and m Sara
Sherman, E. S. and S. T., of U.-S.
In two pts., libretto and music. ©
1 c« May 2, 1923; D 26490; Ethel
Sherman and Sara ‘Toubes, Des -
Moines. © 19686

Mandolimario; 15 canzoni, musiea di
EK. A. Mario, of Italy; mand. acc.
3." ed. Naples, Casa editrice E. A.
Mario. 4to. © June 1, 1923; 1c.
Sept. 10; A—Foreign 23163; Italian
book co.. New York. 19687

Mandulinata triste; versi di Pasquale
Buongiovanni, musica di Louis Ca-
noro, of U. S.; mand. ace. Edizione
Vittoria. .4to...© Oct. 29, 1923; 2
ce. Oct. ‘31; E 576592; Vittoria music
pub. co., New York. 19688

Manhattan (The) hymn; w and m
C.. Ci} of CULS., ‘arr... Mi Murphy,
of U. S. © Oct. 29, 1923; 2 e@'Oet.
31;.E 576604; Christopher Condie,
New York. 19689

Manzanilla; tango, w. Hal Billings, m
H. Joseph Tandler, of U. S. © Nov.
Dar 1928 3.2 2G. .NOV: core -Eeos4619 ;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

19690

March on, blues; w G. C. H., melody
John EF; Ryan, of U. Ss ‘© 1 Oct.
-26, 1923; E 576423; Grover C. Hill,
Houston. 19691

Mareh pompous; by Floyd J. St. Clair,
of U. S.:; grand organ. obl.. 8vo.
©» Ot. 9, 1923 6. 2ye: 9 Oct 13H
571948; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 19692

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19693

Marchande -(La) de tout; couplets
chantés dans les Linottes, comédie
en 3 actes, de Louis Sonolet, musique
de Edm. Filippucci, of France. ©
Oct. 19, 1923 ; 1 @ Oct. 19; BH 5123238;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 19693

Marche mignon; by Christian Helle-
mann, of Australia, op. 14; pf. (Pa-
ling’s piano series, no. 11) © Sept.
"1923 5 ec. Oct. 8; H’D512226* VVta.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.

19694

Marche triomphale; by Ellis Levy, of
U. S.,, op. 21; four violins and pf.
(Sheet music edition, E. 146) ©
June 25, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 9; E 571880;
Carl Fischer, New York. 19695

Marching down the aisle; w_ Billy
Rose, m James V. Monaco and Pete
Wendling, of U. S. © Sept. 27, 1923;
2 ¢ Oct. 9; H 571889; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 19696

Mare ’e Pusilleco; versi e musica di.

K.. A. Mario, of Italy; mand. acc.
Naples, Italy, Casa editrice HE. A.
Mario. 410, AC) siilly &, O20 7 oh jc.
Oct. 11; E 572245; Italian book co.,
New York. 19697

Mare ’e Santa Lucia; versi di A. G.
- Liberti, musica di Eugenio Mauro,
of Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Italy,
Casa editrice Panzetta. 4to. (Pie-
digrotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 ¢.
Oct. 19; E 572346; Italian book co.,
New York. 19698
Mare straniero; versi di E. A. Mario,
musica di Adolph Salemme, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; mand. acc.
4to. (Piedigrotta 1923) © Oct. 15,
1923°* 2¢, Oct. 20%. H-574329itahan
song co., New York. 19699
Marena! versi e musica di R. B., of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 20,
1923; 2 c« Oct. 3; E 569958; R. Bal-
samo, New York. 19700
Marenarella mia; versi di G. Angiulli,
musica di Francesco Buongiovanni

e Vincenzo D’Annibale, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. Naples, Santa
Lucia. © Sept. 1, 1923; 1c Sept.

29; EH 572131; Italian book co., New
York. 19701
Marie-Louise; by William E. Haesche,
of U. S.; violin with pf. (Melodious
compositions by modern composers,
grade three) © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 c.

Gem 15: EH 576110; Harms; ine,
New York. 19762
Marinella: polka marcia, versi -e

musica di E. R., of U. S.; mand. acc.
4tox* ©) Oct: 20; 1925" 2c. Oct, 22:

E 576336; Ernesto Rossi, New York.

19703

pt. 111, N. s., v.18

Marioneite’s (A) romance; by Nor-
man Leigh, arr. R.-A. Hildreth, of
U. 8.; orch. 4to. © July 31, 1923;

2 e.' Oct. It; B1571905;" Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. [© arrange-
ment ] 19704

Mary Lee; w A. G., m Al Meehan, of
U. S.; pf. with words. © Oct. 4,
T92355"°2 ‘ec, Nov. 2% "Hr 51666. , sme.
Garrison, Wayne City, Il. 19705

Mary of mine; waltz, w and m W.
J, Ee, of Canada.’ (0) ia ter Genin,
1923; & 574030; William James Bis-
sett, St. Catherine, Ontario, Canada.

19706

Mascagni (Pietro) Intermezzo from
Cavalleria rusticana, P. M., “arr.
Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. (Mce-
Kinley world famous edition, no.
2015) © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 c Sept.
27; E 571316; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. [© arrangement.] 19707

Mason (Daniel Gregory) Three
pieces for flute, harp and string
quartet; by D. G. M., of U. S., op.

13. New York, G. Schirmer. Con-
tents: 1. Sarabande.—2. Eilegy.—
ae Caprice.—1. Score. 4to.—2.

Parts. © Oct. 23, 1923; 2 c. each

Oct. 27; E 576537, 576538; Daniel

Gregory Mason, Norfolk, Conn.
19708, 19709

Master’s (The) garden; sacred solo,
w Frederick H. Martens, m A. Louis
Scarmolim, of U. S.; med. voice.
© Sept. 21, 1923; 2 ec Oct. 15; E
576121; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.

19710

Matrimonial blues; w and melody R.
W..’B.,. of. US. ©! cre a2 5
E 574295; Rose W. Barrousse, New
Orleans, 19711

May Bella, the butterfly baby; w and
m. M..P..,W:,,0f US: Oat exo:
16, 1923; E 574212; Maria Priscilla
Williams, Kansas City, Mo. 19712

May the grace of Christ our Saviour;
vesper, w J. Newton, m adapted
from Evening prayer, by H. Smart,
of England. 4to. (Novello’s parish
choir book, no. 1105) © Sept. 28,
1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 1; E 572135; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 19713

Mazurka; by Arthur Troostwyk, of
U.S., Ops, 31,.. nos ts webmail at.
in D min. (Sheet music edition,
B. :1841)¢" ©" Paly*42-" (ase ep.
Oct. 9; EH 571866; Carl Fischer, New
York. 19714

1126

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Mc or Mac; topical song, w and
melody W. H., of U. S. © 1. Oct.
15, 19238: E 574156; Walter Hull,
Dearborn, Mich. 19715

Mean old blues; w Ned Washington,
m Helene de Magnald Savasta, of
U.S., arr. Paul O. Chelli, of Italy,
domiciled at New York, © 1 «.
Oct. 30, 1923; E 574571; Edward
M. Washington, New York. 19716

Mean papa turn in your key, you
don’t live here no more; w Cal
DeVoll. m Bob Miller, of U. S. ©
Ocr a 1925> 2.c. Oct: 4: BD 571657 5
Harold Rossiter music co., Chicago.

19717

Mean triflin’ daddy, don’t make your
sweet mamma blue: w and m L. O.
ang “Hr. of U.S. Muncie, Ind.,
Oldham, Moore & Harris. © Oct.
2 eee ee, OCt. 22°") DT63S06 5
Leonard Oldham and Herbert Har-
ris, Muncie, Ind. 19718

Meditation: by Alexandre Glazounow,
op. 32, arr. M. L. Lake, of U. S.;
military band, with conductor. 4to.
© July 23) 1923; 2: @ Oct. ‘9; H
571823: Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement] 19719

by Charles-Marie Widor, op.

21, no. 1, transcribed Ben Merrill,

of U. S.; pf. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 c.

Oct. 138: EH 574188; G. Schirmer, inc.,

New York. [© transcription]

19

(Urbelo): by Franz von Blon,
arr..H:; F. Odell, of U. S.; mand.
orch. © June 28, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 9;
E 571848; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement] 19721

Meet me down on Main street; from
The beauty prize, w George Gros-
smith and P. G. Wodehouse, m
Jerome Kern, of ‘U. S. London,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Sept. 5,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 18; 1 c Sept. 28;
KE 567948; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 19722

Meet me in dreamland; w A. F. S8.,
m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Sept. 17, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 15;
E 576016; Alvin F. Seabode, Evans-
ville, Ind. 19723

Meet me tonight in the park; waltz
song, w and m William Agusta Sul-
livan, of U. S. © June 20, 1923;
2c Oct. 28; E 574490; Englewood
music house, Chicago. 19724

Mein weibel wart of mir; w M. R.,
melody Rubin Doctor, of U. S. ©
1 « Nov. 3,.1923; E 574681; Morris
Rund, New York. 7, 19725

19737

Mein weibs glicken; w and melody R.
D., of Russia, domiciled at New
York. -GQU0T 2a "Nj i} GO! jd.je-
Sept. 17, 1923; E 569488; Rubin
Doctor, New York. 19726

Melba; w L. O., m Al Meehan, of.
WU. S..3 Dla With, we. .©.Oct.. 2,5 19252
2 Gi, NOY: >, 10,.5(6670,, Lillian,.Ong;
San Francisco. 19727

Melodie (A) [and] A legend; by E..
HW. Or. Un Sis* pt. Portland, ‘Or., ‘In&=
ternational music pub. co. © Sept.
MO fone 22 Ce DED. oe. fu; DUN OLn
Emil Enna, Portland, Or. 19728:

Melody at dawn (Melodiai al amane-
cer); by F. Henri Klickmann, of
U. S.; pf. (McKinley world famous
edition, no. 2016: Song without
words). © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
27; E 5713817; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. 19722

Melody of mine; w Sam Coslow, m
Hal Vaipree, of U. S., arr. Hugene
Blaizman. © Nov: 13,1928: 3. ¢
Nov. 12; E 576997; All-star music
corp., New York. 19730:

*Member when; from Sunbonnet Sue,
w Robert B. Smith, m Gus Edwards,
Cer Se Cy Oct. tO. toe. 2 er oTk
11; E..574110;. Harms, ine., New
York. 1973L

Memories; w I. S., melody Luther A.
Clark, of U.S. |'‘©'T'e. Oct: 13, 1928 ;
E 574141; Inez Simmons, St. Louis.

19732

Memories of long ago; w F. V. Lewis,
m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
©) pAug. 20; 1923.7 2:. ei Oat. 4 G35
571727; F. V. Lewis, Lewisburg, W.
Va. 19733.

— w Mrs. M. C., melody John F.
Ryan, of: US (© 4 ‘en Olt. 426;
1923; E 576401; Mrs. M. Cronville,
Carteret, N. J. 197384

Memories of mine; words and music
by J. M. H., of U. 8.3; piano with

words. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1923; E
571122; Jerome Myers Hamilton,
Philadelphia. 19735

Memories of you; w John M. Carroll,
mie How. cof SU; t8er ChiAurid,
1928; 2. c. Sept. 29; E 571440; Ira
-F. Vail, Chicago. 19736

Memories though I may roam call me
back to home sweet home; w Hliza-
beth Frances Capen, m Al Meehan,
of U: S.; pf. with w. © June 15,
1928: 2 e. Oct. 1; E 569848; Eliza-
beth Capen, Long Beach, Calif.

1973T

1127

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19738

Memory (A) of Burns; w Jean Ayl-
win, mM Hubert Bath, of Great Bri-
tain. © Oct. 23, 1923; 1 ¢ Nov. 10;
E 572716; Lareine & co., London.

19738

Memory ties; w H. W., melody Luther
Ao Clark, of 70.8. ©) yc. Oc a3,
1923; E 574146; Hazel Wick, Hous-
ton. YO: 19739

Men leigt es aroif auf mir; w Ludwig
Satz, melody J. M. R., of U.. S. ©
1c. Nov. 8, 1923; E 574690; Joseph
M. Rumshisky, New York. 19740

Men of Harlech (Rhyfelgyrch gwyr
Harlech) ; unison song, English w
Gerald Cumberland, m traditional,
arr. Cyril Jenkins, of Great Britain ;
in G. Williams ed. 4to. (Four Welsh
folk-songs, no. 1) [Welsh and Eng-
lish text] [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations]: .; © —-Oct. 3, 19293; 1 ¢
Oct. 15; E 572268; Joseph Williams,
itd., London. [© English words and
arrangement | 19741

Men of Iowa; march, O. E. V., of U.
S.; military band. 4to. © Oct. 15,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 15; E 576068; O. E.
Van Doren, Iowa City, Ia. 19742

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Son and stranger (Heim-
kehr aus der fremde); overture,
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, op.
89, arr. M. L. Lake, of U. S.; mili-
tary band, with conductor. Carl
Fischer ed. (United States military
band journal, no. 283) © Aug. 4,
1923 7 2% : Oct. /9 Et ST1S69 + Carl
Fischer. New York. [© arrange-
ment] 19748

Le songe d’une nuit d’été; ouver-

ture, de F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,

arr. par F. 8., of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. (Ouvertures
classiques, nouvelle collection Fran-

cis Salabert, no.17) © Oct. 5, 1923;

1 e. Oct. 27; E 572511; Francis Sala-

bert, Paris. [© arrangement]

19744

Mendin’ roadways; w Dena Tempest,
m Hric Coates, of Great Britain. ©
Octy ALS) 1928 + Jl ves, Ochy Zayeah
572476; Chappell & co., Itd., London.

19745

Merry-Andrew; entr’acte, by John
Ireland, of Great Britain, arr. ‘G. H.
Clutsam; orech. with pf. acc. ©
Sept.’ 12,' 1923; 1-c. Sept. 28; E

572103; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. [© arrange-
ment] 19746

pt. 111, 2. §.,'v. 18

Merry flapper march; by S. L., of U.

S.5 “pf. [© 1. ci Oet SY W28s0h
574023; Susie Leahy, Williamsburg,
Ta. 19747
Merry pranks; intermezzo, Erno

Rapee and William Axt, of U. S.;
orch. (Red seal concert series) ©
Oct., 5, 1923; Zoe \OectoGs Hegeaa109 -
Richmond-Robbins, ine., New York.

19748

Messe de N.-D. des victoires; de P. R.
Fauchet, of France; soli et choeurs
& 2 voix égales avec acc. d’orgue ou
harmonium. 4to. © Sept. 14, 1923;
1 c. Sept. 26; E 572048; EH. Gaudet,
Paris. 19749

Messe pontificale Pie X; w Latin, m
O. T., of U. S., op. 40. 4to. 1. Voix
seule—2. En style grégorien a Il
unison. © Sept. 27, 1923; 2 c. each
Sept. 28; E 569804, 569805; Odilon
Talbot, Worcester. 19750, 19751

Messina; mazurka, di F. P., of U. S.;
1st mand. or violin. © Sept. 19,
1923; 2 « Oct. 27; E 574561; Fran-
cesco Pennino, Brooklyn. 19752

Méthode d’accompagnement du chant
grégorien et de composition dans
les huit modes; suivie d’un appen-
dice sur la réponse dans la fugue,
par Giulio Bas, of France. 8vo. ©
June 27, 1923; 1 c« Sept. 6; A—
Foreign 22990; Desclée & co., Paris.

19753

Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Ombre légére
(Shadow song); from Dinorah,
English version Philip Lee, m G.
Meyerbeer, ed. Edgardo Levi, of
Great Britain; sop. (Standard op-
eratic, no. 94) [Italian, French and
English text] © Sept. 17, 1923;
1c Oct. 5; E 572217; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
[© arrangement] 19754

Mia Carlotta; poem T. A. Daly, mu-
sical setting Henry S. Sawyer, of
U. S. (Denison’s musical readings)
©). "Oct," 12, S252" 2" Cpe

~ 576002; T. S. Denison & eco., Chi-
cago. , 19755

Michaelmas (The) mystery; w and m
Ernest Melvin, of England. © Aug.
Bl, 19233. 1, e: (Ot enh yates:
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

19756

Mimosa ;
de Didier Gold, letra y musica de
J. Martinez Abades, of Spain. ©
Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 26; E
572086; L“Brulé, Paris. 19757

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ne

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. Be 1923

Minny; fox-trot, versi di Enzo Irolli,
musica di Enzo de Salvin, of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Casa _ editrice
Panzetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923)
@ Sept. 8, 1923; 1 e« Oct: 19; B
572347: Italian book co., New York.

19758

Minuetto; canone a tre parti alla sec-
onda e terza, di Gino Valbonesi, of
Baly =) ps xO), Oct. 2, 1923-. d°\e.
Oct. 11; E 572239; A. Forlivesi &
¢., Florence, Italy. 19759

Mirror (The) of dear yesterday; w
Percy Edgar, m Henry E. Pether, of
England. © Aug. 31, 1923; 1 ¢
Oct. 2; E 572160; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. 19760

Miss Anna Brown blues; w and m
T. A. D., of U. S. © 1 « Oct. 1,
1923: E 569827: Thomas Andrew
Dorsey. Chicago. 19761

Miss Los Afigeles, queen of the golden
West: w R. V. D., m Vern Elliott,
of U.S.
2; E 571544; Robert V. Dale, Los
Angeles. 19762

Missa in honorem SS. S. Trinitatis;
Latin text, m’G. M. C., of U. S.;

mixed voices, organ ace. San
Francisco, Graeyse publishers. 4to.
(Cover title: Compagno’s missa

brevis in honorem S. S. Trinitatis)

©) ete; 112719293 -:2. e Get. 24: Hh)

o76371: Grace Marie Campagno,
San Francisco. 19763

Missa solemnis; by L. A. Dobbelsteen,

of U. S.:; mixed voices with organ
4to. © Oct. 24, 1928: 2 «.
Oct. 27; E 576466: M. L. Nemmers,
Milwaukee. 19764

by Pietro A. Yon, of U. S.; cho.
of mixed voices, with organ ace.
Se. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
9; E 571802; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 19765
Missing you: w and m J. W., of U. S.,
arr. Carl A. Weber, of U.S. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1923; E 574216: John
Weist, Seattle. 19766
Missouri: w E. J., m Al Meehan, of
U. 8.; pf. with w.° © Sept. 18,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 15; E''576027-: Wttie

James. Bradleyville, Mo. 19767
Mist of memory: waltz, George L.
Cobb,-of 'U.""8.5.- pf’ @* June! 11,

1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 11; E 571914: Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 19768
Mr. Diamond man; w J. A. P., melody
John F. Ryan. of U. S. © 1 «@ Oct.
6, 1923; E 571692; John A. Parris,

Georgetown, British Guiana, S, A.
19769

© Sept. 24, 1923; 2 c¢ Oct. |

19780

Mr. Jiggs; w R. W. H., melody Luther
A. Clark, of U. S. ©.1 @ Oct. 22,
1923; E 576289; Rudolphe W.
Howe, South Poland, Me. 19770

Mr. Wells; w Elizabeth Madox Rob-
erts, m John Barnes Wells, arr.
Claude Mac Arthur, of U. S.; ten.
solo, with male cho. 4to. (Boston
music co., secular choruses, men’s
voices, no. 1358) © Oct. 16, 1923;
2 e. Oct. 22; E 576302; Boston mu-
Sie co., Boston. 19771 .

Mistreatin’ daddy; w and m Porter
Grainger and Bob Ricketts, of U. S.
Ci Oct) 3321975. 2: Oct.’ ae.
571620; Rainbow music corp., New:
York. 19772

Mit geld kann man herzen vergolden;
lied aus der operette Drei auf
e‘nmal, w Osear Friedmann, m Ed-
mund Eysler, of Germany. © Apr.
9, 09288 ae,.,Sept.,29 ;,.,E,. av 2117 >
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.

19773

Modernitéa; versi di Guido Di Napoli,
musica di G. Boninecontro, of Italy;
mand. acc. Naples, Casa _ editrice
italiana. Emilio Gennarelli & e.
4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 « Oct. 19;

E 572357; Italian book co., New
York. 19774

Modestie; no. 1 from two cameos, Out
of the past, Perey Elliott, of Great
Britain; pf. Paxton’s ed. © Sept.
18, 1923; 1 ce. Sept. 14; E 567906; W.
Paxton & co., Itd.. London. 19775

Moide ani raskazat: w M. R., melody
M. Kortchmaroff, of U. S. © 1 «¢.
Oket. 27, - 1923 514520: Morris

Rund, New York. 19776
M6j wroébelku; piesi, opr. Edward

Krotochwil, of U. S. © Sept. 25.
1923; 2 e. Oct. 3: EB 571557; Wlady-
slaw H. Sajewski, Chicago. 19777

Molly Magee; w Beth Hardy Gauntley,
m Wm. Lee Needham, of U. S.
Hamilton, Ont., Canada, Beth Hardy
Gauntley. © Oct. 25, 1928; 2 ¢
Oct. 12; E 576545; Mrs. Hardy
Gauntley, Hamilton, Ont., Canada.

19778

~Molly-O ; w W. T., m Valeria Gordon,

of U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug. 20,
19023 5>2 ec. Oct: BHO T3h;).. Wim:
Tisko, Seranton, Pa. 19779

Monday (The) blues; w R. G. B.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©
1 ¢« Oct. 6, 1923; E 571675; R. G.
Bauss, Detroit. 19780

1129

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 11%, n. s., v. 1S

Monday morning blues; w J. J.. m
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e. Oct.
26, 1923; E 576410; John Jackomo,
New York. 19781

Monella; canzone vissuta, versi di
Giuseppe Tetamo, musica di Oreste
Ceryno, of Italy; mand. ace. 4to.
©. Oct..5, 19238 3)'2:.e. Oet.. 8; EH

574049; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. . 19782
Monkey business; w and m Mort
Dixon, Ole Olsen and Pollyoz, of

U.S. © Oct. 26, 1928.; 2 c.. Oct. 26;
FE 576463; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. 19783

-Monkey jungle blues; w and melody
Baby Grice, of U. 8S. © 1 ¢. Sept.
27, 1928; E 571798; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.

19784

Monteria (La); tango milonga, de J.
Guerrero, arr. par Francis Salabert,
of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
Paris, Editions Francis Salabert.
Ato. (Célébre collection des succés,
no. 645) © July 30, 1923; 1c. Aug.
13; E 567549; Union musical es-
panola, Madrid. [© arrangement]

19785

Moon dreams; novelette, Lee S. Rob-
erts, of U. S., arr. W. C. Polla, of
U. S.; orch. with piano conductor.
(Red seal concert series, no. C 9)
© Oct. 15, 1923; 2 «Oct. 16; E
574236; Richmond- Robbins, inc.,
New York. 19786

Moon gold; w.anon., m Harry J Po-
mar, Or’ U. S.> high in, Ds © sept.
30,7) 1923.56 2c: 1Octse23 “Hy 571551 ;
Harold Flammer, ine:; New York.

19787

Moon land; w and m Johnny Weddell
and Mabelle Francis, of U. S. ©
Sept. 24, 1923; 2:c. Oct. 2; EH 571547 ;
Weddell-Francis co., Oakland, Calif.

_ 19788

Moon love; from The beauty prize, w
George Grossmith and P. G. Wode-
house, m Jerome Kern, of U. S.;
mixed voices. London, Chappell &
co., Itd., © Sept. 5,-1923; 1 ¢. Sept.
18; 1 «@ Sept. 28; EH.567947; T. B.
Harms co., New York. 19789

Moonlight and roses; w Bud G. De
Sylva, melody Walter Donaldson, of
U.S. ©l1c. Nov. 8, 1923; E 574691 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.

: 19790

Moonlight (A) saving time; w and m
Mt E).! Bo off S11 © @ect,!)2/ 21923;
2 ce. Oct. 15; E 576129; Mary E.
Biggs, Cheshire, Mass. 19791

Moonlight silhouettes; shadow dance.
T. Henry Lodge, of U. S.; piano. ©
Oct.’ 15, 1923 ; 2 & Oct. 16; EH 574227 :
Richmond-Robbins, ine., New York.

19792

Moonlight (The) trail; text arr. H.
v. Berge, m Ira B. Wilson, of U. S.;
sop. alto and bass. 4to. (Lorenz’s
two-part, three-part and four-part
choruses, no. 7006) © Sept. 4, 1923;
2c. Sept. 29; E 569789; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 19793

Moonshine blues; w E. O. W., m John
F. Ryan, of: U..S. © 1c) Get. 26,
1928; E 576414; Edwin 0. Welde,
Minneapolis. 19794

More; fox trot comedy song, Abner
Silver, Sidney D. Mitchell and Lew
Pollack, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of

.-U. S.; voeal oreh., in H flat. © 4to.
©..Oct. .16,,,.9923>, 200 Oct. yal rel
576363; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arranagement]

19795

More than all the world; w and m
H. L., of Norway, domiciled at Red-
lands, Calif.. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c.
Sept. 10; E 576320; Haldor Lillenas,
Rediands, Calif. 19796

Morning at last; w and m L. D.
HWichhorn, of U. 8. © Aug. 1, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 17; E 576157; Haldor Lil-
lenas, Indianapolis. 19797

Morning glories; by Jules Reynard, of
U. S.;. pf. ‘© °-Oct., 9, 1923: 2c. Oct.
11; E. 571931; Sam Fox, pub. co.,
Cleveland. 19798

Morning hymn; w and m adapted
J.T. B., of U. S., m from.Chant du
matin, by Felix Mendelssohn, op. 62,
[and] Evening praise; w and m
J. T. B, of,0.,S: 78veas ©. Get.) 10,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 15; EH 571986; John
Tallmadge Bergen, Minneapolis.

‘ 19799

Morrison (Don) Ballade; Scottish
legende, D . Morrison, of U. S.; vio-

lin, and, pf, \©: Octs,27, 2023") 2: ¢.
Oct. 27; E 576565; Oberlin music
eco., Oberlin, O. 19800

Most done toiling here; hymn, arr. J.
B. Herbert, of U. S.. © Oct. 10,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 20; E 574825 ; Homer
A. Rodeheayer, Chicago. [© harmo-
nization and arrangement] 19801

Mother; 'w and m P. T. S., of U. S.,
arr. Phylis Thatcher Spicker, of
UiISA Oxull eAtg. -20,-192387
571535; Phylis T. Spicker, Logan,
Utah. 19802

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923.

—— wC. L. R., m George Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
DiuSee. Oo dh iee Oct. 022; 19233) EB
574405; Cathryn L. Ransford, Moni-
tou, Colo. 19803

— wcC. P. L., melody Herman Du-
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
UseSe ©v Bred Cet; ; 225.4923 3, HE
576277; Cecile P. Lusk, Columbus
Grove, O. 19804

—w G. E. S., m Al Meehan, of U. 8.;
pf. with w.' © Oct).13, 1923;)2 c¢.
Nov. 2; E 576653 ; Grace E. Schaney,
Jewett, O. 19805

Mother (The) at the cradle; w G. A.
Grant-Schaefer, m David Nyvall, jr.,
of U. S. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto or

bass. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 e. each
Sept. 10; -E 570906; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 19806

Mother dear; w S. M., m- Sylvia For-
rest, of U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug.

28, 1925; 2. ¢., Oct. 83,,E 51744;

Stella Murphy, Castroville, Tex.
: 19807
Mother (The) I adore; w and m P.
in O!.of U.S: © 1c. Oct. ‘30, 1923;
E 574569: Peter Francis Offret,
Akron, O. 19808

Mother is the best friend of all; w
J. J..m E. 8S. S. Huntington, of U. 8S.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1923; E 571602; Jesse
Jenkins, Detroit: 19809

‘Mother of Christ; w and m Sisters of
Notre Dame, of U. S. (New collec-
tion of music for the Catholic
church, no. 20) © Oct. 8, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 9; E 571806; A. H. Rosewig,
Philadelphia. 19810
Mother, where can you be; w W. F.,
m EK. 8. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 2; 1923; E 576716; W. Far-
ragut, Newark. 19811

Mother’s (A) devotion; w M. W., m

Robert Brennen, of U. S. © 1.
Sept; 14, 1923; E ,.574211;. Mary
Wells, Kenosha, Wis. 19812

Mother’s rocking chair; w and mM. J.
H. W., of. U. S., arr. Jack Mahoney,
SH eis. ) ise. Oct? 2301925," bp
574350; Marie J. Housen ;Witmer,
Agate, Col. 19813

Mother’s, they’re not all down South,
we have them up here too; w and
melody T. F., of U. S. © 1 e. Oct.
15, 1923: E 576082: Ted Fletcher,
New York. 19814

Mountain (The) bugle; by Theodora
Dutton, of U. S.; pf. (No hills to
climb, no. 3) © Oct. 9; 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 13; E 574182: G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 19815

19827

| Mountain maid; w and m Jonas J.

Richman, of U. S.. © Oct. 26, 1923;
2c. Oct. 12; EB’ 576355 ;5 Music hit
pub. co., New York. » 19816

Mountain (The) rose of Tennessee; w
Charles Hohman, melody E. E., of
Uh OE) Fe. SOCES 20), 92a
574446 ; Eugenie Eckert, Jersey City.

19817

Moving (The) picture blues; w M. R.,
m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w. |
©, June..15,; 1923); 2..¢e.; Octi..1 3,
569837 ; Minnie Ricks, Newton, Kan.

19818

Msza pasterska; przez T. S. R., of
U. S., op. 9; chér mieszany z towar-
zyszeniem organéw. 4to. Contents:
1. Kyrie—2. Gloria.—3. Credo.—4.
Sanctus.—5. Benedictus.—6. Agnus
Dei. © Sept. 27, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 27;
E 576561; Theo. S. Robaczewski,
Plymouth, Pa. 19819

Msza solenna, no..29; w jezyku pol-
skim, utozyt i napisat, Karol Miller,
of U. S., arr. F. Smozynski, of U. S.;
eztery gtosy z organem. 4to. ©
Oct. 24, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 27; E 576468 ;
Fr. Smozynski, New York. 19820

Mush; fox trot, w and melody F. K.,
of U. S., arr. Harry P. Guy, of U. S.
© 1e. Oct. 8, 1923; E 574029; Frank
Knurr, Detroit. 19821

Musie box; characteristic, E. B., of
Russia, domiciled at Chicago, op. 6,

no. 5; pf., treble clef. © May 7,
O23: 12. err Septev is. Wives

* Hrhardt Bergstrasser, Chicago.
19822

Music for four stringed instruments;
by C. M. L., of U. S. 1. Seore, 4to.—
2, Parts. © Oct. 23, 1923; 2 ¢c. each
Oct. 15; HE 574499, 574500; Charles
M. Loeffler, Medfield, Mass.

; 19823, 19824

Musical box; by S. H. Braithwaite, of
Great Britain; pf. (Three morceaux
de genre, no. 1) ©Oct. 9, 1923;
2.e. Oct. 18; E 574189; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19825

Musical Joe; w-and m J. F. D.,/ of
B. $.c: Crock .@. Now. (2, 1923); 5
576957; Joseph F. Dalmus, Long
Island City, N. Y. 19826

Musical ‘moment; by Beatrice’ Mac-
gowan Scott, of U. S.; pf. © Sept.
28, 1923; -2 ‘ee /Oct..-3'3. EY 571561;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.

19827

1131

CATALOGUE OF! COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19828
My aeroplane girl; w HEH. M. E.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S.

1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1923; E 571688; E.. M.
Hanver, Northfield Falls, Vt.

: 19828

My air castle; w J. E. B., melody

. buther A. Clirk, of U.S. uO 2 ec.

Oct. 18, 1923; E 574148; Jessie EH.

Boyer, Trumansburg, N. Y. 19829

My baby; shimmy, F. S., of Italy; pf.
© 1 -¢. July 17; 1923; E 572100; F.
Strumillo, New York. 19830

My baby Sheba, she’s the cat’s me-ow;
wandm J. J. B. and E. C. Hoerber,
of U. S., arr. H. J. Flummerfeldt,
of U. S. © Sept. 28, 1923. 2 c. Oct.
8; E 574046; Jack J. Bishop, Buf-
falo. 19831

My beautiful Ann of Ann Arbor; w
N. B. G., m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.

New York City, Frank Harding. ©

sept... 8,, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 14; E
571517; Nell B. Geilheim, Howell,
Mich. 198382
Same. © Sept. 15, 1923; 2 ¢
Oct. 9; E 571808; Nell B. Geilheim,
Howell, Mich. 19833
My beautiful flower of Wing-Wang;
w_ FE. C.,.m KE. S. S. Huntington,, of
’ Oenmnis S tc... Noy. 2, 7923 o.

576725; Kiner Christensen, Mill-
ville, Fla. 19834
My beautiful land of dreams; w

P. M. L., m George Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
©'1 ec. Oct! 22) 1928 ;: WH 57489s'-
Pearl M. Lemo, Malone, N. Y.

-' 19835

My blue eyed lassie; w G. A. M., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. ©) Aug, 28, 1923" 2 ¢ Oenirbs
E 571746; Geo. A. MeQuaide, Low-
ell; Mass, 19836

My boat [and] Ting-a-ling; w and m
J. Lilian Vandevere of U. S., with
the story, fingering, phrasing, etc.;
pf. with w. (Art publication so-
ciety’s series of tone pictures: Pro-
gressive series compositions, no.
136) © Nov. 9, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 12;
FE 577006; Art publication soc., St.
Louis. 19837

My buddy in no man’s land; w H. E.

|

_ ~pt. m,n. S.5 v.18

My California Lil, and Mother I
adore thee; w and m Ioan Bach, of
U. S.; two lyrics to one song, also
suppl. cho. for: male or mixed
voices. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 15;
E 571999; John E. Jones, San, Diego,
Calif. 19840

My choice [and] Bonfires; w and m
J. Lilian Vandevere, of U. S., with
the story, fingering, phrasing, etc.;
pf. with w. (Art publication § so-
ciety’s series of tone pictures:
Progressive series compositions, no.
135) © Nov. 9, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 12;
E 577005; Art publication soce., St.
Louis. . , 19841

My conscience whispered; w Eric Val-
entine, m J. A. Tunbridge, of Great
Britain; in HE flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 10, 1923;
1c Oct. 15; EB 572266; B. Feldman
& co., London. 19842

My dad (Mon pére); w and m H. L.
Geof “OS DE. “Withee aie:
Oct. 6, 1923; E 571673; Homer L.
Guilford, New York. 19843

My dear old home; w.J. R., m Al Mee-
han, of U. S.; pf. with w. © Sept.
18, 1923;;,:2.¢;, Oct. 15; BH. a7G0sb.:
June Reschke, Campo, Col. 19844

My dear old Missouri; w EH. K., m
George Graff, jr.,. of U.S, arr.
Theo. B. Beach, of U. S.. © 1. Oct.
22, 1923; E 574379; Ed. Kubik, St.
Louis. 19845

My dearie, you’re coming back to me;
fox-trot. English w Harriett M.
Reyes, Tagalog w Pat Mariano, m
Cc. R. L., of Philippines. © June 15,
1928 3 ‘Lie. . Fly 2h Ti er Oat iz EB
574206: Calixto R. Llamas, Manila,
Philippines. 19846

My Dixie darling; w Bob Murphy, m
Jerry Valliere, of U. S. © Oct. 31,
1923; 2-c. Oct. 31; E 576577; Will
Rossiter, Chicago. 19847

My dream; w A, D., m E. 8S. S. Hunt-

ington, of U. S. ©1e. Oct. 4, 1923;
-E 571579; Alex Deas, City Island,
ee ve 19848

My Eskimo gal; w EH. M., m Sylvia

W., m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. Forrest, of U. 8.; pf. with w. ©
with w. © Aug. 8, 1923; 2-e. Oct. Sept. 27), 1923; 52 c: Octijdai, E
6; E 571754; H. Earle Walker, Ber- 576044; Edward Mozarko, Johns-
wyn, Pa. 19838 town, Pa. 19849
My burden is gone; w and m H. L., | My evening song; sacred solo, w
of Norway, domiciled at Indianap- Anne Steele, m R. M. Stults, of
olis: © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 17; U. S.; medium voice. © Aug. 21,
FE. 576152; Haldor Lillenas, Indian- 1928; 2 « Sept. 29; E 569798; Lo-
apolis. 19839 renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 19850
1132

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

My father’s chair; w Rudyard Kip-

ling, m Charles Green, of Great
Britain. (Three Kipling songs, no.
2) © Sept. 21, 1928; 1 « Oct. 8;
E 572209; Schott & co., London.
19851

My Gamma girl; w J. J. H., melody
Louis Ethelbert and Emmet Daly,
Ge eps ant -L. c. Novi,.412, 19232 EB
576966; John J. Hagerty, Washing-
ton. 19852

My Georgia Mandy Lee; w and m G.
O.,-0of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1923; E
576718; George Openshaw, New
York. 19853

My giggling baby; w J. A. W., m E.
S: S. Huntington, of U. S.. © 1 .«.
o Ost. 19, 1923): EK: 576195 ;. John; A.
Watts, Springfield, Il. 19854

My girl; w A. F. R., m Geo. Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
Peewee. Oc. oc.. 1995" i
574392 ; Allie F. Richardson, Cedar
Key, Fla. 19855

My girl that used to be; w Harry
Ralph, melody T. S. B., of U. S.
© 1 ¢ Oct. 26, 1923; E 576386: Ted
S. Barron, Flushing, N. Y. 19856

My girl with the comical eyes; w J. B.,
fe Geo. iran, jr.) Of): U2.S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1.
Oct.. 22, (1928; HE 574361;° John
Broderick, Gatun, C. Z., Panama.

19857

My handsome Allie; w and melody
F. P., of Italy, domiciled at Wor-
cester, Mass. © 1. Oct. 29, 1923;
FE 576503; Frank Pace, Worcester,
Mass. . 19858

My heart is hunting a parking place;
w M. A. K., melody Arnold T. Lax,
Stat ee te). 1 C.. Get S> t908"" fh
974019; Myrtle A.- Kinsey, McGehee,
Ark. 19859

My honey; w and m L. E. A., of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1928: BH 571920:
L. Ear] Abel, Tulsa, Ok]. 19860

hee ono sir ww J. oN. Boom
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Oct. 2,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 13; E 576061; Jasper
N; Bailey, Sparta, Tenn. 19861

w J. N. B., melody Arnold T.

Lax, of U. S.' © 1 ce. Oet. 29, 1923;

TH) 576489; Jasper N. Bailey, Sparta,

Tenn. 19862

~ My hope chest; w Leo Terry and John

Menown, m L. Terry, of U. S. ©
Sept. 1, 1923; 2c. Oet: 11; E 571977;
Dixon-Lane music pub. co. inc.,
Chicago. 19863

19875

My Irish Rose; w J. C. 8., m Theo.
G. Beach, of U. 8. New York, Frank
Harding. © Oct. 15, 1923; 2 © Oct.
9; E 574196; James Clark Scullion,
Glasgow. 19864

My Java rose-bud; w and m H. P. B.,
a US SEO 1-@ Oct. 4; 19233 BH
571587; H. P. Byrnes, Soerabaia,
D. HE. I., Java. 19865

My Jesus, as Thou wilt; sacred solo,
w Benjamin Schmolke, tr. Jane
Brothwick, m Daniel Prothero, of ©
U. 8S. 1. Low voice.—2. High voice.
© Sept. 10, 1923; 2 each ec. Sept.
29; E 569799; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 19866

My Josephine; w S. C. C. P., melody
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e. Oct.
6; 19235, E..5716763; S. Cy C. Powell,
Findlay, O. 19867

My jungle bungalow; w and m Jack |
Havard [pseud. of Frederick G.
Johnson], of U..S. © Oct. 12, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 15; E 576000; T.. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 19868

My laddie boy: w Bula M. Pithan,
m Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf.
with w. Aug. 20, 1928; 2 «
Oct. 6; E 571711; Mrs. J,..C. Pithan,
Boyer, Ia. 19869

My lady’s eyes; w Charles Wingrove,
m George L. Hatton, of Great Bri-
tain. © Aug. 31, 1923; 1c. Sept. 26;
E 572035; Boosey & co., London.

19870

My little boy; w and melody E. T. L.,

of U. S., arr. Harry T. Myers, of
THiS: Lee Oet..<20° 1925 5
574288; Evelyn T. Laurent, Louis-
ville. 19871

My little sweetheart Sue; w W. J. O.,
m, Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.;. pf.

Mi wes (Ch Auge 22 OOS. 2. ge
Oct: 6;° E 571757; W.: J. Ossing;
Yukon, Pa. 19872

My mammy’s blues; w and m Porter
Grainger and Bob Ricketts, of U. S.
© Oct. 3,°1923; 2 ec. Oct. 4; E 571621;
Rainbow music corp., New York.

19873

My mammy’s lullaby blues; melody
A. W. K. and Victor Berton, of
U. S., arr. Harold Sturr, of U. S.

© 1 ¢. Oct: 15, 1923; HB, 576075;
Arthur W. Kassel, Chicago. 19874
My man, he knows how to love; w
and m Maceo ‘Pinkard, of U. S.; in-

strumental with words. ie e
Oct. 8, 1923; E 574011; Attucks
songs, inc., New York. 19875

2 sts;

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

19876

My midnight girl; fox-trot, w E. J.
uo Ws Gina Wa S. S., of: Us Si°O11 ec.
Oct. 11, 1923; E. 571959; William
Spencer Schfartz and Hugene J. W.
Conrad, Ventnor, N. J. 19876

My moonlight Rose; w and m F. W. C..,
of U. S. © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 ce. Nov.
12; E 576995; Fred W. Clitheroe,
Kenosha, Wis. 19877

My old dear Elsie; fox trot, w and
melody F. P., of Italy, domiciled at

Worcester, Mass. © 1 c. Oct. 15,
1923); 4E : 576071); © Frank ~ Pace,
Worcester. 19878

My old home town; w H. M., melody
Enther-A.,, Clark, of U.Si-. Ok ie.
Oct. 22, 1923; E 576288; Harold
McElhaney, McDermott, O. 19879

My old lady; w and m K. L., of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1923. E 576135; Ken-
neth Lamme, San Francisco. 19880

My old rag doll; song or musical
reading from Bedtime songs, Ww
Beth Slater Whitson, m Henry S.
Sawyer, of U. S. (McKinley world
famous edition, no. 1991) © Sept.
22,70 928 32 ‘esSepts (27 7 E57 1298 ;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 19881

My old Virginia home; w M. EH, F., m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Sept..10, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 15;
FE 576035; Mae E. Freel, Wymore,
Neb. 19882

My oriental home; w Esther Sorin, m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G.. Beach, of U. S.. © 1 «.. Oct. 1,
1923 ; E 571485; E. Sorin, New York.

19883

My prayer for you; w Oliver Haslam,
m Stanley Wilson, of Great Britain.
© ' Oct. 15,1923: te Ock, 165°)
572313; A. W. Ridley & co., Lon-

don. 19884
My rock-a-bye-lo lady; w Richard
Heward, m Carroll Loveday,. of

U.S!" ©°Oct. QTE o2 ae eet. 25 5
E 574479; Orpheum music co., Bos-
ton. ; 19885
My rosary for you; by Ernest R.
_ Ball, transcription Geo J. Trinkaus,
of U. S. 1. Cello with pf.—2. Violin
with ‘pf. © ‘Septi' 19,1923; 2 e.
each Sept. 27; E 571345, 571347;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
[© new arrangement]
19886, 19887
My song; w A. A., m Emily Milano,
of U. S. Seattle, Wash., Allayne
pub:eo. 4@‘ Oct. 11) 192317212 Oct.
20: E 574338; Alyce Allayne, Seat-
tle. 19888

pt. In, 0. 8., V. 18

My song of to-day; w blessed Thérése
of: Lisieux, m B. V: G.,\of -U. S.
Los Angeles, Cal., Gaines pub. co.
©v'Ock. 12, °1923 2 ce Och 182. E
576147; Berenice Van Loan Gaines,
Hollywood, Calif. 19889

My ‘soul ‘immortal; w- F.C. B.,’°m
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. New York,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 22, 1923;
Ze? Oct! '237°H HY4424 a. ha;r-
row, Harvard, Minn. 19890

nah ae

My star; w Sol Goldfisher, m M. G., of ©

U.S. ©lec Nov. 3, 1923; BE 574632;
Matthew Gold, Bayonne, N. J. .
~~ 19891
My strawberry blonde: w andmR. J.
M., of U.S), arrest. iy Bed. Wel by.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1923; E 569953;
Robert J. Morris, Boston. 19892

My sunflower maid; w Harry B. Smith
and Francis Wheeler, m L. Eysolct,
of U..S..© Oct. 18, 192383 2.a-Oct.
19; E 576245: Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 19893

My sweet Irish rose; w F. C. B., m
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.. New York,
Frank Harding. © Noy.. 12, 1923;
2.¢c. Noy: 9; E 576899; F. ©.) Bar-
row, Harvard, Neb. 19894

My sweet love; w L. W. B., m E. S. 8.
Huntington, of U. 8S. ©1e. Oct. 19,
1923: E 576204; Leonard W. Beard,
Beaumont, Tex. 19895

My ten commands; w E. D., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach; of 'U: 'S: © es Oct; (22,
1923; E 574403; Ernest Dombrow,
Evanston, Il. 19896

My vamping sweet guitar; w and m
L. B., of U. S., arr. Geo. R. Holman,
of; U.;S.,. ©-ds ¢& Oct. 2% fo2s; H
576378; Louis Barromeo, New York.

19897

My Virginia apple blossom;.w and m
F. P. and E. M. Dunlap, of U. S.
New York, Frank Harding. © Sept.
19, 1923 +2. ¢.. Oct, 9; He 571809 ;
Frank Peters, Hast Pittsburgh.

19898

My waltz divine; w Andrea Razaf, m
Hughie Woolford, of U. S. © Oct.
29, 1923; 2 ec. Nov.) 13) E., 576639 ;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

19899

My wild rose; w and mC. F. J., of

U. S. Philadelphia, Pa., Jackson
studio. © Sept. 28. 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
26; E 571447; C. Ferd Jackson,
Media, Pa. 19900

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

My wonderful boy; w C. D., melody,
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. © 1.
Aug. 28, 1923; E 568877; Charles
Degogne, Nashua, N. H. 19901

My yesterdays and you; w L. E. G., m
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. New York,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 22, 1923;
Ze. Oct. 235 H 574425; Lloyd E.
Gibbs, Napoleon, N. D. 19902

Mysterious (The) stranger; by Theo-
dora Dutton, of U. S8.; pf. (No hills
to climb, no.6) © Oct. 9,1923; 2 ec.
Oct. 18; HE 574185: G. Schirmer, inc.
New York. 19903

Mystery eyes; w Ann Griggs fi. e. A.
M. G.J], m Louis La Rondelle, of
France. © 1 e« Sept. 12. 1923; E
971569; Anna Mae Griggs, Phoenix,
Ariz. 19904

Mystery (The) of Bethlehem: Christ-
mas cantata, m Healey Willan, of
Canada; sop. and bar. solo cho. and
organ, with supplementary pts. for
oboe, harp, or piano, and glocken-
spiel ad lib. 4to. Contents:—1. The
prophecy.—2. The annunciation.—3.
The manger.—4. The shepherds.—).
The magi—6. The fulfilment. ©
Mek. 10) 19255 2c. Oct, 155, EDTA ;s
H. W. Gray co., New York. 19905

Mystic chant; by Bertram H. Currier,
of U. S.; violoncello and pf. (Sheet
music edition, B. 1829) © June 27,
eee eee. Wet. OF. B Oc lesas. Carl
Fischer, New York. 19906

Naches fun a kind is die gantze weld:
w J. W..melody J. and J. K., of U.S..
arr. Jack Kammen, of U.S. ©1e. |
Oct. 19, 1923 ; H576188; Joseph Feld-
man and J. and J. Kammen, Phila-
delphia. 19907

Najade (la); poesia di Gabriele
d@’Annunzio, musica di Alfredo Be-
risso, of Italy. (Quattro liriche, no.
3)’ ©’ Oct. 17, 1923; 1 ‘c& Oet: 18; |
FE 572298; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

19908

Napule mio; versi e musica di E. A. |
Mario, of Italy; mand. acc. 4to.. ©
ives, boeo. 1 C. Oct. 11°°E: br225t:
Italian book co., New York. 19909

Natalie;°w E. J. F., m HBlliott Mark-
ham, of U. S.: pf. with w. © Aug.
AO)41925):042 er Oct) Ge | H257T1732,:) |
Emmy J. Fietzer, Big Falls, Wis. |

19910

Naughty mamma, down in Louisville,
w Cal DeVoll, melody John S. Akins,

OF WU: Svup@Ont eorOlet 3; 519237)
569949: McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.

19911

19924

Nautical (A) picture; S. H. Braith-
waite, of Great Britain; pf. (Three
morceaux de genre, no. 3) © Oct.
9, 1923.) Dies Oct! 134 57419122 GC.
Sehirmer, inc., New York. 19912

Navy frolic; march, George Hahn. of
UW: Sugspt.O ©oAme| 830i! 1923 +12 ¢.
Oct. 11; E 571910; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. 19913

Neapolitan love soug (T’amo); w
Henry Blossom, Italian adaptation .
by Max Villani, m Victor Herbert,
arr. Geo. J. Trinkhaus, of U. 8S. 4to.
(Witmark edition, standard quar-

tettes, nos. 1687-1689) 1. Female
voices.—2. Male voices—3. Mixed
voices. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 @ each

Sept. 27; E 571340-571342: M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [© new
arrangement] 19914-19916

Near the ocean,-by the water. at the
beach > wiand' mG. S. Ei, of \U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1923; E 569816: Gene-
vieye S. Ellis, Los Angeles. 19917

Nearer and dearer; from Passing show
of 1923, w Haven Gillespie, m Eg-
bert Van Alstyne, of U. S. © Sept.
27, 1923; 2-e. Oct. 9; E 571888; Jer-
ome H. Remick & co., New York.

19918

Nearer and dearer God to Thee; w and
mn RR. Por, USS abn, wathryn
Arden, of U. S.. © 1 c¢ Oct. 29,
1923; E 576546; Rob Roy Parrish,
Chula Vista, Calif. 19919

‘Neath the honeysuckle vine; w J. C.,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S. New
York, World music pub. corp. ©
Nov. 2, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 5; E 576895;
Jean Crawford, Omaha, Neb. 19920
Négrito (El); samba parisienne, par
André Jullienne, of France, et Ciro
Urbini, of Italy: orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. Editions musicales Buffet-
Crampon & cie. 4to. © Oct. 5,
1923: 1 ¢. Oct. 27; E 572520; Evette
& Schaeffer, Paris. 19921

Nestle;, w Robert Wall, m V. V.. of
U. S., arr. Harry L. Alford, of U. S.
©) Le. Oct. 24, 1923; E,576382 ;: Vin-
cent Vanda, Chicago. 19922

Never fear; w from the Bible, m J. B.
Hi jof FU.; S29e@, Oct. ; 14,1923; .2 ¢.
Oct. 19; E 576259; J.. B. Herbert,
Monmouth, Ill. 19923

New and popular Christmas songs for
jolly boys and girls; w and m, vari-
ous authors, of U. S. Cincinnati,
O., Fillmore; music house. 8vo.
Oct. 11, 1923; 2 e. Oct. 19; E 576262 ;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 19924

1135

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES —

19925

pt. 8%, n.s., v.18

New Orleans hop scop blues; w and m
Geo. W. Thomas, of U.S. © Oct. 10,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 9; E 571797; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 19925

New (The) self help system for the
guitar; by Johnson C. Bane, of U.
S. Rev. and amplified ed. © Aug.
wi, 1923; 2 c.’ Oet. Bee SMSTT ;
Carl Fischer, New York. [© re-
vised arrangement and new matter]

19926

Ngiuli’; versi e musica di Giovanni
Rubabbo, of Italy, domiciled at
New York; mand. ace. © Oct. 1,
19238; 2 ¢ Oct. 27; E 574524; Verdi's
music roll co., New York. 19927

Nifty Lou; fox-trot, Byron Gay, of
Great Britain; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. (Boosey’s orchestral jour-
nal). 4to. © Aug. 18, 1928; 1 ¢.
Sept. 26; E 572023; Boosey & co.,
London. 19928
Night (The) before Christmas; spoken
song or recitation, w Clement C.
Moore, m Hanna Van Vollenhoven,
of U. S.; pf. with words. © Oct.
25; /1 928% 2; Oet. .29-5. Hy ST40A41 ;
Boston music co., Boston. 19929
Night-night; Bohemian song fox trot,
Alan Breck, of Scotland; pf. with
w. © Sept. 17, 1923; 1 c..Sept. 29;
HE) 572133; Paterson sons & c¢o., Itd.,
Glasgow. 19930

Night song; song of the waiting one.
w and m Lily Strickland, of U. S.;
high voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs
of Ind, no. 4) © Nov. 1, 1928; 2c.
Nov. 2; E 576600; J. Fischer & bro..
New York. 19931

Night (The) that Timothy Sheenan
married Daphanay McGrew; w and
m Larry E. Johnson, of U. S. ©
Oct. 12, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 15; E 576008 ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.

19932

Nightingale (The), the.organ of de-
light; m Thomas Weelkes, of Eng-
land, arr. Edmund H. Fellowes, of
Great Britain; male voices. Ato.
(Male voice choir library, no. 112:
Thomas Weelkes’ airs to three
voices, no. 25) © Oct. 10, 1923; 1
e. Oct. 22; E 572699; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. [© arrange-
ment | 19933

Ninetta; polka, F. Pugliese. arr. An-
gelo Sebastianelli, of U. S.: pf. ac-
cordeon. (Piano accordeon edition,
no. 1007) © June 26, 1923; 2 «..
Sept. 27; E 576610; John A. Cera-
bino, New York. 19934

Ninon; versi di R. Chiurazzi, musica
di V. Di Chiara, of Italy; mand. acc.
Naples, Santa Lucia. 4to. © Sept.
8, .1923;.1 & Oeti=i19; MES a72366 :
Italian book co., New York. 19935

Nita; w and melody Irene McClung,
of U. Sip ©C°LP @ Oeei2, 19Z58*
571507; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 19936

Nita, I need you; w and melody Jay
Gorney and Owen Murphy, of U.
S. ©1«. Oct. 12, 1923; E 574096;
Irving Berlin, inec., New York.

19937

‘Nnucentella; versi e musica di F. P.,
of U. S.; mand. ace. Edizione Pen-
nino, 4to. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 27; E 574552; Francesco Pen-
nino, Brooklyn. 19938

No name blues; w and m BH. S., of
U. S., arr. John W. Lang, of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1923; E 571798; Edith
Smith, c/o Dixie music co., New
York. 19939

No, no Nora; Feistyle special arr. of
the fox trot, Ted Fiorito and Ernie
Erdman, of U. S., arr. Wm. Schulz,
of . U-. S. orch, Weistised., oxo), wet.
26, 1923 *".2° c, (Oct, 2a shia (Gece
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 19940

No one can toddle like my cousin Sue:
w and melody Andrea Razaf and
Edgar Dowell, of U. S. © le.
Oct. 6, 1928; E 571671; Rainbow
music corp., New York. 19941

No! we've got some lovely monkey
nuts; w Ernest Marks, m Gren For-
bes, of England; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
13, 1923: 1° G&. Oct. 125 ai2254-
Herman Darewski music pub. Co..
London. 19942

Nobili (1); valzer cantabile, versi di
R. Fichelett, musica di Pietro N.
Peroni, of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,
Italy, Casa editrice Panzetta. 4to.

©. Sept. 8). 1923 ie Genito. i
572341; Italian book co., New York.

199438

Nobody cries over me; w Marion
Harris, melody Lou Handman, of U.
S. © 1. Oct. 4, 1923; E 571578;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.

19944

Nobody loves me fat; w George A.
Kershaw, melody Ray Garden, of
U. S., arr. Fred Solomon, of U. S.
© 1 ¢ Sept. 29, 1928; E 571521:
Kitty Went, New York. 19945

no. 11, 1923

Nobody loves you like I do; w Sam
M. Lewis and Joe Young, melody
Geo. W. Meyer, of U. S. © 1.
Oct; 26, 1923; E 576395; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 19946

Non-stop dancing; from The beauty
prize, w P. G. Wodehouse, m Jerome
Kern, of U. §8. London, Chappell &
co., ltd. © Sept. 5, 1923; 1c Sept.
18; 1 @ Sept. 28; E 567948; fT: B.
Harms co., New York. 19947

Non! toutes les femmes ne sont pas
jolies; paroles de Mare Hély, musi-
que de Jean Lenoir, of France. ©
Sept. 14, 1923; 1 c« Sept. 26; E
572081; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 19948

Not forgotten; w H. W. B., m George
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beacw.Jof, U.S. © 1.¢c Oct. 22,
1923; E 574409; Henry W. Braley,
South Swansea, Mass. 19949

Not to-night, Josephine; w P. O. B.,
m P. O, B. and Walter Smith, of
Uaionwalee WwW. Ss. -©)k.c.. Oct. 15:
1923; E 576091; Percy O. Brewer,
San Francisco. 19950

Not yet, Suzette; w Sam Coslow, m
J. Fred Coots, of U. S., arr. Hugene
Platzman. © Nov. 13, 1923; 2-¢
Noy. 12; E 576998; All-star music
corp., New York. 19951

Now didn’t it pay to come; closing
sons, w W. N. Bm Phos.’ B.
Weaver, of U. S. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Willis N. Bugbee co. © Oct. 4,
Pee re (C..) OCte,, 295 nt. (6226;
Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y.

19952

can laugh at you; w J. P. O. R.,
S. 8: Huntington, of U. S. ©
ce. Nov. 2, 1923; E 576715; John

Now I

m E.

3 lt

Eee: Roucke, San Francisco. 19953
ow I

U.

ot4

No know; w and melody K. C., of
8. ©l1e« Oet.) 016)! 19285:
252; Kenneth Casey, New York.
19954

Now you're talkin’, ’bout my home in
Tennessee; w J. M. M.,m K. K. H.,
arr. Ed. Grandy, of U. S. © 1.«¢.
Oct. 8, 1923; E 569950;. John M.
Murphy and Karl Karp Hume,
Toledo, O. 19955
Nowomiejska (New suburban) ; polka,
by Poe of TL Sigipk. © Aus 20,
O25; .1).¢c.. Aug: 21, 1 ¢. Septi24;

EH 574277: Peter Feldhann, New
York. 19956

- Nu poco ’e bene; versi e musica di
E. R., of U. 8.; mand. ace. 4to. ©
Oelor 20:5(1923 2 wee, Ort. 2.225 4
576331; Ernesto Rossi, New York.
19957

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19967

Nuit dété (Summer night); by F.
Flaxington Harker, of U. S., op. 55,
no. 2; organ. © Oct. 11, 1923; 2 c¢.
Oct. 6; E 574034; Harold Flammer,
ine., New York. 19958

Number five seventy five; w B. N. N.,
m John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1..
Oct. 26, 1923; E 576409; Bertha N.
Norris, Leominster, Mass. 19959

versi di R. Vig-
lione, musica di G. Cioffi, of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Partenope. 4to.

© Sept. 1, 1928: 1 ¢ Oct. 8: BE.

572195; Italian book co., New York.

19960

Nur du bist die, die ich begehre; lied
und shimmy, worte von Hans Neu-
bach, musik von Hans May, of Aus-
tria, klav. arr. von Otto Lindemann,
of Germany. © Sept. 26, 1923; 1 ¢.
Oct. 19; E 572329; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 19961

Nur zehn minuten mit dir allein; fox-
trott aus der dreiaktigen operette
Die tugendprinzessin, gesangstext
von Will Steinberg u. Richard Bars,
musik von Kurt Zorlig, of Germany,
klav. arr. von Otto Lindemann, of
Germany. © May 31, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 29; E 572123; Drei-masken
verlag; a. g., Berlin. 19962

Nymphe endormie; poésie d’ André
Chénier, misque de Henri Busser,
of France, op. 55, no. 4; sop. ou tén.
© Sept. 14, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 26; E
572066; Max Eschig, Paris. 19963

Nymphs of the sea; by Marion G.
Osgood, of U. S.; violin with pf.
(Melodious compositions by modern

composers, grade two) © Oct. 10,
AO eee. OCU. aan ee Bye ey tele.”
Harms, ine., New York. 19964

’O bbene; versi e musica di E. A.
-“Mario, of Italy; mand. acc. 4to.
Oxuuimes) W928 1 rdtrey Oct eth
572249 ; Italian book co., New York.
19965

‘°O bbene ’e euncettina; versi di
B. U. Netti [i. e. U. Canetti], mu-
sica di Enrico Cannio, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1923;
2 e@. Oct! 22;) EH 576333); Ernesto
Rossi, New York. 19966

O be joyful in the Lord (Freuet,

' freuet euch des Herrn); song of
praise, w scriptural and hymnal, m
A. L. W., of U. S.; mixed voices.
4to. [English and German text]
Ct Ockeot,, 49232) &: Octe 2s (BE
974210; Amandus L. Wendt, Watu-
sau, Wis. 19967

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19968

O come to me: w EH. A. B., m Elliott
Markham, of U. 8.; pf. with w.
Aug.’ 22, 1928; 2 c.. Oct. 6; E 571756 ;
Ethel A. Boroughs, Perdue Hill.
Ala. 19968

O doctor optime; m René L. Becker.
of U. S.; male voices. (Jn Fischer
edition, no. 5275: Vade mecum, Vv.
arr ©), Oct. ts, 1995" "2 C.. .Oct., 20x
FE 576622; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 19969

O drip; song and fox-trot, w and m
MN OD Of Die Sais Od Cs Sepkye2z;
1928; E 574488; Anna Theodora
Arnquist, River Palls, Wis. 19970

O du entziickendste der frauen; slow
fox lied, aus Casinogirls, von Fritz
Friedmann -Frederich und Georg
Okonkowski, musik von Eduard
Kitinneke, of Germany, arr. yon
Otto Lindeman, of Germany. ©
Oct. 4, 1923-; 1 c. Nov. 10; E572715;
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.

19971

O, gee, Georgie; w Willie Raskin and

Jack Meskill, m Al Sherman, of

W.,. SI56OOet. 6)!T923 3) 2°. 'Oeks'8; |

EK 574085; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. 19972

O land of hope and freedom; duet, w
Wm. H. Gardner, m George Lowell
Tracey, of U. S.; sop. or ten. and
alto or bar. 1. In E flat—2. In B
flat.- © Oct. 4, 1923: 2 c.: Oct. 11;
FE 5719738, 571974; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 19973, 19974

O love, that wilt not let me go; sacred
song, w Geo. Matheson, m BE. S8.
Lorenz, of U. S.; medium voice.
© Aug. 21, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 29; B
569797 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.

19975

’?O0 muorzo ’e vita; versi di V. Jan-
nuzzi, musica di R. Prisco, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 26; E 576453 ; Casa editrice
Posillipo, Naples. 19976

’O passaguay; parodia di una danza
americana, versi di Gustavo De
Marco, musica arr. di Salvatore Ca-
paldo, of Italy; piano con parole.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1923; BE 574511; P.
Eliseo & son, New York. 19977

O Provence; mélodie, paroles de Ch.
Gille, musique de Gaston Knosp [of

pt. 111,'R)s..¥) DS

O salutaris; m Rene L. Becker, of U.
S.; male voices. (In Fischer edition,
no. 5275: Vade mecum, y. 3)

Oct. 18, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 20; BE 576624;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 19979

m Robert W. Wilkes, of U. S.;
male voices. (Jn Fischer edition,
no. 5275: Vade mecum, v. 3) ©
Oct. 18, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 20; E 576623 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 19980

sleep, fond fancy; canzonet, m
Thomas Morley, of England, ed. and
adapted Edmund H. Fellowes, of
Great Britain; male voices. 4to. .
(Male voice choir library, no. 102)
© Oct: 10, 1923) de "Wet, a22r
572703 ; Stainer & Bell, 1td., London.
[© arrangement] 19981

Osoul of mine; w and m H. L., of
Norway, domiciled at Indianapolis.
(Cc) Aug, 1): 19282) 2%e Gees «ay
576154; Haldor Lillenas, Indian-
apolis. 19982

Odalisca; oriental tango, parole di F.
Mollica, musica di Guglielmo Cec-
coni, of Italy. © Sept. 24, 1923; 1c.
Oct. 11; E 572288; A. Forlivesi &
c.. Florence, Italy. 19983

Ode to Lafayette; w and m BE. L. §S..

‘pO 29 T © [3e3s0}04d] “S ‘A Jo
27, 1923; E 574574; Edward Lawall
Seip. New York. 19984

Ode to spring; by J. 8S. Zamecnik,
of UL S32 pie © "URE 9, loca.
Oct. 11; E 5719389; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 19985

Off a romainishi chasini; Ww and
melody A. S., of U. S. © 1c Oct.
6, 1923; E 571661; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 19986

Offenbach (Jacques) ‘! Barcarolle;
from Tales of Hoffmann, J. O, arr.
Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. (Mc-
Kinley world famous edition, no.
2012) @©Sept. 22, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
27: E 571313; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. [© arrangement] 19987

Oft in the stilly night; w Thomas
Moore, m David Nyvall, jr., of U.
S. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto or bass.
© Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c. each Sept. 10;
E 570905; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 19988

Oh dear, such horrid colds; action
song for children, w W. N. B., m
Thos. B. Weaver, of U. S. Syra-
cuse, N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co.

O

France]':' ©: Sept. 14, 1923* 1 “ec. © Oct. 4, 1923; 2 e Oct. 19; HB

Sept. 26; EH 572085; Henry Lemoine 576221: Willis N. Bugbee, Syra-

et cie., Paris. 19978 cuse, N. Y. 19989
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1928

Oh! didn’t it rain; w and m Eddie
Leonard, of U. S.. © Oct. 30, 1923;
2. c. Oct. 31; E 576568; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 19990

Ob, doctor! fox-trot, w and m L. S.,
OG. S -Ovd cs Oct, 49235) HB
569806; Leo Schorsch, New York.

19991

Oh garlic; w Jear Lawrence Cook, m
“Bob Shoemaker [i. e. Robert Shoe-
maker] of U.S. ©1e. Oct. 1, 1923;
FE 569833 ; Cook and Shoemaker pub.
co., New York. 19992

Oh! honey, I ain’t got much money;
fox trot, w G. R., melody John F.
Ryan, of U. S. © 1 c¢.-Oct. 26, 1923;
E 576406; Grace Rothwell, Paducah,
Ky. 19993

Oh, how I hate to go to bed at night;
w V. M., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U. S.

Ovrdere. »Oct...13, 1923); E 574152 ;
Viola Meyer, La Grange, Tex.

19994

Oh how I love you so: w G. W., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G’ Beach, of U. S. © 1 © Oct. 22,
1923; E 574381; Geo. Wells, Detroit.

19995

Oh how, oh how you make love: w
Sadie Perelman, m M. G. and_S. P..,
of UWS.” © 1c. Oct. 29, 1923; EB
576505; Matthew Gold, Bayonne, N.
RR 19996

Oh, how that gal can strut; w Lester
Santly, melody Gene Fosdick and
Gerald Finney, of U. S., arr. Gene
Fosdick. © 1 ¢., Oct., 26, 1923... E
574538 ; Leo. Feist, ine., New York.

19997

Oh, how they envy me; w H. H., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. 8.; pf. with
We @eckug?:20; 192372 @ Oct. 6;
E 571723; Harry Hassett, Rumford,
Me. 19998

Ob I don’t know what the world is
coming to; w Mrs. J. D. T., m El-
liott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © June 15, 1923: 2 c Oct. 1;
FE 569834; Mrs. J. D. Taylor, Mc-
Kees Rocks, Pa. 19999

Oh! licker me, licker me Doc.: w
Harry Huse, m J. W., of U. S., arr.
Carl A. Weber, of U. 8S. © 1e¢
Oct. 3, 1923; E 569946; John Weist,
Seattle. 20000

Oh, Niner, from Carolina; fox trot,
w J. C. G., melody Jack Vincent, of
U.S. ©1e. Oct. 15, 1923 ; E 576080 ;
John Clay Green, Chicago. 20001

20012

Oh palace of gold; w C. F., m George
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. ©1e. Oct. 22, 1923;
E 574374; Carmen Forte, Philadel-
phia. 20002

Oh! papa! please make John behave;
w and m Dave Elman and Henry
Cogert, of U. S. © Oct. 11. 1923;
2 e. Oct. 18; E 574139; Dave Kop-
Elman, Fargo, N. D. 20068

w D. K. and Henry Cogert, m.
D. K., of U. S., arr. Qualli Clarke,
OF USS Cy the Oct, 9. oes mE
069974; Dave Kop-Elman, Fargo,
N.. D. 20004

Oh. Pearlie, dear girlie, I love you;
w andm J. V. N., of U..S.,: arr. Carl
Demangate, of U. S. © Nov. 10,
19238; 2 c Noy. 12; E 576990; John
V. Newman, Schenectady, N. Y.

20005

Oh, salesman Sam; w E. L. L., melody
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©1e. Oct.
29, 1923; E 576492; Ernest L. Lu-
pher, Amarillo, Tex. 20006

Oh! spring sweet spring; w H. C. F.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1 ¢ Qct. 6, 1923; EH 571679; Henry
C. Fitch, Demos, O. 20007

Oh! that bathing suit of sister’s: one-
step or fox trot. w and m C. J. C.,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York, arr. Leonard T. Parkinson, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York 7?» Ton. Och 12) 1928 & i
574092; Christopher John Coates,
New York. 20008

Oh where is mother; w E. P. C., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Gawbevent of /W. Sin” Ondry G, Oets fs
1923; E 571479; E. P. Chaffee, West-
more, Mont. 20009

Oh, why don’t you write your mother;
w J. W., m EK. S. S. Huntington, of
U.S. ©le. Oct. 4, 1923; E 571606 ;
James Word, Drumright, Okl. 20010

Oj’ sole! oj’ luna! oj’ mare! versi di
G. F. Miccio, musica di S. di Salvo,
of Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Casa
editrice Panzetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta

1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 c. Oct. 19;
E 572348; Italian book co., New
~ York. 20011

Ojos verdes; cancidn colombiana, letra
de Amado Nervo, musica de B. de
df. G.,. “08 Mexico.) XO) 1" eo Ock:, 12,
1923: E 576439; Belisario de Jesus
Garcia, Mexico, D. F., Mexico.

20012

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20013

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Old black Joe; arr. M. K., of U. S.;
melody with pf. ©1 ce. Oct. 9, 1923;

EH} 571884; Marghee Knaffl, Knox

ville, Tenn. 20013

Old (The) boreen; w T. M., m. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. New York, Frank
Harding. © Nov. 12, 1923; 2 c Nov.
9; E 576897; Thomas McNamara,
Rosebank, S. I., N. Y. 20014

Old fashioned blossoms remind me of
you; w Marguerite Bruce, melody
D. J. Michaud, of U. S., arr. Arthur
Ward, of U.S. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1923;
EH 576970; Will Frederic music pub-
lishers, Minneapolis. 20015

Old fashioned home sweet home; w
A. L. B., m Rol Snyder and Jack
Shapman, of U. S., arr. John Bach,
of UWL) ‘S:2O© Fe. Nov..12;°1923 75
5976956; Arthur L. Beiner, Chicago.

20016

Old (The) folks at home; in Green-
wich Village follies, w Gus Kahn,
and Raymond Hgan, m Richard A.
Whiting, of U. S. © Oct. 25, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 26; EH 576454; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 20017

Old (The) grey owl; fox trot, w and
m Ray Perkins, of U. S. © Sept.
Bp.ya928; 2 c. Oet..4:,Hy57L629; M:
Witmark & sons, New York. 20018

Old (The) home; melody, Joseph Hol-
brooke, of Great Britain; pf.
Sept. 19, 1923; 1 ec. Oct. 8; EB 572214;
Schott & co., London. 20019

Old (The) home town; w B. & F., m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©le.
Oct. 4, 1923; E 571585; Baneroft &
Fousch, Flint, Mich. 20020

Old King Tut‘ w C. IL.N., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf: with w. ©
Aug. 20, 1923; 2c. Oct. 6; EH 571734;
Carl I. Nelson, Pardeeville, Wis.

20021

—w Mrs. G. B., m Elliott Markham,
of U. S.; pf. with w. © Sept. 18;
1923; 2 ce Oct. 15; E 576043; Mrs.
G. Bedunah, St. Paul. 20022

Old (The) nest; w Mrs. J. T. P., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1923 ;
E 576427; Mrs. J. TI. Pulaski, Jack-
sonville, Fla. 20023

Old plantation moon; w Jack Havard
[pseud. of Frederick G. Johnson],
m ‘Harry L. Alford, of U. 8S. © Oct.
23,1923 :.2. ¢@.: Oct, 205 A 514469 ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 20024

Omnipresence; w Laura Lee Randall,

m Rossetter G. Cole, of U. S. 1.°

Medium voice in G.—2. High voice

in B flat—3. Low voice in F. ©
Noy. 5, 1923; 2 c. each Nov. 12; E
576973 ; Christian science pub. soc.,
Boston. 20025

On Hollywood shore; Hollywood by
the sea, Florida, waltz w and m
G. M., of U. S. Shady, N. Y., Mar-
shall pub. co. © Oct. 8, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 10; E 574115; Gloria Marshall,
Shady, N. Y. 20026

On Lake Phalen; w E. I. N., m Elliott
Markham, of U. S8.; pf. with w. ©
Sept. 18, 19238; 2° e:°@ctiti5-/ ph
5976015; Esther I. Nelson, Duluth,
Minn. 20027

On land and sea; medley, arr. M. C.
Hutgier, of U. S.; pf. with w.
Oct. 2, 1923; 2 @ Oct. 4; E 571646;
Aoelian music co., Philadelphia.

20028

On Sunday night; I see my mammy on
Sunday night, fox trot, w Geoffrey
Clayton, m Henry Jack Lange and
Harold McDonald, of U. S.; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 17, 1923; 2 e Oct; 12: EB
574103 ; West’s, ltd., London. 20029

On the mall; march, Edwin Franko
Goldman, arr. M. L. Lake, of U. S.;
military band, with conductor. 4to.
© June, 25, 1923; 2.6 Oct.79; 5
571832; Carl Fischer, New York.

20030

w Adelaide Maibrunn, m Edwin
Franko Goldman, of U. S.; pf. with
w. (Sheet music edition, P. 1351)
©). July 25. 192522 eeGur ce Hl
571862; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement] 20031

On with the world’s work; w Mar-
garet Newkirk Keith, m E. J., of
U. S.; with cho. for three women’s
voices. Chicago, Gamble hinged
music co. © Sept. 29, 1923; 2 c.
Oct. 3; E 571552; Hleanor Johnson,
Lombard, Ill. 20032

Once I had a loved one; w R. T., m
Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
(© Aug. :22, 19285 2: ciiOck. Gp!)
571760; Rosa Trower, Outlook, Mont.
20033

Once I met happiness; w Margaret
Widdemer, m HE. P., of U.S. ©1¢4
Oct. 29, 1923; EH 576495; Hstelle
Philleo, Oakland, Calif. 20034

Once in awhile; fox trot, w P. P., m
Ray Hibbeler, of U. S., arr. H. A.
Hummel, of U. 8.; orch. with w. 4to.
©), Oetsi 1, 11923: Bue } Ochi. HE
574279: Paul Pape, Chicago. [©
orchestration ] 20035

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

20059

Once more; w Alice Manahan, m W.

H.,; of ;Du.S: © 1. Nov. 8, 1923:
E 574680; Willis Hutchins, Brook-
line, Mass. 20036

One can’t be fat and stylish too, it
isn’t being done; w Philo Brockway,

m E. G. G., of U.S. © 1c, Oct.,5,,.

19233. EK 569971 : Ed Gomberg Good-
man, Virginia, Minn. 20037
One Christmas eve; operetta; w Effa
E. Preston, of U. S., m. Clara .C.
Smith, of U. muir DE with w. 12mo.
© Sept. 12, 1923: 2 ce. Sept..17: D
26486 ; March bros., Lebanon, O.
20038
One girl; from Music box revue 1923—
24, w and mI. B., of U. S. © Oct.
6, 1928; 2.¢ Oct. 8; EB. 574039.; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 20039
One lonesome dime; w and melody
HO pur, of.U,.S.. ©, 1 ¢.Oct, 2,
1923; E 571491; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc.. New York.
20040
One night when sorrow burdened; sa-
cred song, Clay Smith, of U. S., arr.
G. E. Holmes, of U. S.; orch. Con-
cert ed. © Oct. 1, 1923 : 2c. Sept.
26; EB 571582: Chas. KH. Roat music
co., Battle Creek.
One stolen kiss; waltz, w E. J. W. C.,
mW Ss. OF U.S. (Ol ¢& Oct 11,
1923; E 571958; William Spencer
Schwartz and Eugene J. W. Conrad,
Ventnor, N. J. 20042
One whitest lily, reddest rose; w John
Vance Cheney, m Louis Edgar
somms, of UW. Si, op: 28, not} ~1:
Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop: or bar.
© Sept 6, 1923; 2 c Sept. 10; BH
570909; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 20043
Only a dream; w M. B. F., m Arnold
T. Lax, of U. 8S. New’ York: City,
‘Frank Harding. © Aug. 29, 1928;
1 ce. Sept. 1, 1 c. Sept. 28; E 571520;

Mary Blanche Ferguson, Oakland,
Calif. 20044

Only a dream of the past; w F. L. T.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1
c. Oct. 26, 1923; E. 576419; F.. L.
Thornton, Asbury Park. 20045

Only (The) one for me; w Elsie
Mitchell, mB. E. P., of U. Ss ©1
e. Oct. 11, 1923; E 571962; Belle
Elizabeth Pollock, Philadelphia.

20046

Only you; fox trot, w Christopher
‘John Coates, m L. T. P., of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 29, 1923; E 576504; Leon-
ard: Thomas Parkinson, New York.

20047

80830—24—_-6

20041.

Onward foreyer; march, S. Gibson
Cooke, of U. 8.; pf. © Oct. 5, 1923;
2 ¢c. Oct. 11; E 571909; Walter Ja-
cobs, ine., Boston. [© arrangement]

20048

Open now thy gates of beauty; sacred
trio, w Catherine Winkworth, m
Trénée Bergé, of -U. S.; sop., ten.
and bass. © Mar. 6, 1923; 2 c. Oct.
6; E 571703; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 20049

Open (The) road; w and melody L.
Case; of UxS. © 1:e; Oct 11,.1928 ;5
E 571927; Lylah Case, New York.

20050

Organist (The); v. XXVII, no. 4,
Sept., 1923, bimonthly journal, ed.
E. L. Ashford, of U. S.; pipe and
reed organ. obl. 8vo. © Aug. 11,
4923;.2 c« and! affi:Aug 7275 0A
755819: Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.

20051

Oriental nights; w A. E., m John F.
Ryan, of U. S. © 1 c. Oct., 26,
1923; E 576399: A. Evans, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 20052

Original compositions for the grand
organ; v. 5, by Floyd J. St. Clair,
of U. S. obl. 8vo. Contents: March
pompous.—Dream melody.—Voices of
the sky. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 c@ Oct.
11; E 571930; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 20053

Oswald, ah’s wald about you; w and
melody Sidney Clare and Cliff
Wriend, of U.S. © 1 ec. Oct. “16,
19238; E 574220; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 20054

w Sidney Clare, m Cliff Friend,
of -U. S.. © Nov. 8; 1923; 2 c« Nov.
9; E 576900; Irving Berlin, ‘ine.,
New York. 20055

Other girls; w and m’ Noel Coward,

‘of England. © Oct. .8,; 1923; 1 «.
Oct. 9; E 572219; Keith, Prowse &
eo.,- Itd., London. 20056

Our banner blue; w Delber H. Elliott,
m D. B. M., of U. S. 4to. © Sept.
138, 1928; 2 .c. Sept. 26; E 571448 ;
D. Bruce Martin, Morning Sun, Ia.

20057

Our brown-eyed sweetheart of Sigma
chi; w and m Gladys Rich, of U.S.
© July 14,1923 + 2,.c;, Oct. 225, EH
- 576311; Beta epsilon chapter, Sigma
chi fraternity, Salt Lake City. 20058

Our departed chief; w P. M. Y., m
Mary M.: Martinides, of U. S.. ©
Oct. 22, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 31; H 576566 ;
Peter: M. Yuran, Johnstown, Pa.

20059

1141

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

20060

Our flag; w and m C. R.’B., of U.S.
Hoboken, N. J., Star music. © Sept.
15,'1923; 2c Sept. 29; E 576530;
Charles Rud. Braun, Hoboken, N. J.

20060

Our Jack; w A. de 8., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
Ol Si 1 ie, IOcto=13) W237
574142; A. De Santo, New Kensing-
ton, Pa. 20061

Our little King of Bethlehem; w M.
M. C.:, m Perry F. Phillips [of U. S.]
12mo.'' ©”'Aug. 15, 1923; 2c) Aug.
30; E 571538; Mabel Mallory Cath-
eart, Littleton, Col. 20062

Our ‘own Red, White and Blue; w
B. V. D., m Al Meehan, of U. §.;
pf. with w. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 15; E 576024; Blanche V. De-
voll, Woodstock, Il. 20063

Our President gone from the U. S. A.;
w I. L. M., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U. S. ©
1 c. Oct. 1, 1928; E 569820; Icil La-
reene Mingus, Gloucester, O. 20064

Our universe; w and m H. C. B., of
Switzerland, domiciled at West New
York, N. J.''© 1 e@ Oct. 9, 1923; E
571794: Herman Charles Buhler,
West New York, N. J. 20065

Our Washington; Washington state
sone, w M.S. W., m > J. By Hyroft
U"S. © Oct. 1, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 27;
FE 576544: Martha S. Watkins and
James Hamilton Howe, Seattle.

' 20066

Out and gone; w and m J. Russel
Robinson and Harry De Costa, of
U.S.. © Oct. 26, 1923; 2 c.Oct..26;
E 576462; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. 20067

Out line of history; by Dave Peyton,
of U. S:; pf. ©1-c¢. Oct. 11, 1923;
E 571926; J. P. McEvoy, New York.

20068

Out of sight, out of mind; w Harry
Owens, m Vincent Rose, of U. S.
© Oct. 24, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 29; E
576520: Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 20069

Out there in the sunshine with you;
w J. Keirn Brennan, m Ernest R.
Ball, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.
4to. (Excellent quartette arrange-
ments, no. 1704, 1705.) 1. Female
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © Oct. 5,
1923; 2 ¢. each Oct. 12; E 574118,
574119; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

20070, 20071

pt. 11,0. s., v.18

male voices. 4to.
(Witmark edition, excellent quar-
tette arrangements, no. 1703) ©
Sept. 27, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 5; EH 569998 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 20072

Over the downs; w Gordon McConnel,

m Elsie April, of Great Britain. ©
Jury’: 11, 19235" Cc) Seth aa
572029 ; Boosey & co., London. 20073
Ozark blues; w and m Fred Rose, of
U.S. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 @ Oct. 15;
EF 571998 ; Sherman, Clay & ¢co., San
Francisco. 20074

Ozark smiles: w and m Charles Rock-
wood Stearns, of U. S. Joplin, Mo.,
McMillan musi¢ co. Sept. 29,
1928 3" 2'¢. Ort: ‘225 BY OTbat Clas.
R. Stearns, Joplin, Mo. 20075

PS. (©. mareh’; ey IG vie ae,
pf... ©; Oct-11:51923) 2c eke das
EK 576164; D. G. La Banca, St.
Charles, Mo. 20076

Pacific blues;.w A. G., m Al Meehan,,
or’ U, Sos, p£y with We Oe eee 0,
1923; 2 « Oct. 15; E 576034; Arava
Gerdes, Sand Lake, Or. 20077

Pal of my dream; w Leonard G.
Harris. m Leon M. Block, of U. S.
©+1 ¢. Oct. 15,1923: 5 Babie0cce
Leonard Harris and Leon Block,
Pine Bluff, Ark. 20078

Pal of my dreams; waltz ballad, C.
Heck. of U. 8.3; band +4to;
Oct. 1, 1923; 2 ce. Sept. 26; E 571530;
Chas. E. Roat music co., Battle
Creek. . 20079

Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Sante)
Adoramus te Christe; by G. P. da
P., ed. and arr. Gerald Reynolds, of
U. S.; women’s voices. 4to. (Fis-
cher edition, no. 5281) © Oct. 22,
19238;.2 ¢. Oct. 28; E 574420; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. .[© ar-
rangement ] 20080

Paloma (La) (The dove); by Sebas-
tian Yradier, arr. Arthur Kay, of
U. S.; violin solo or duet with pf.
© Sept. 22, 1923; 2 e¢. Sept. 27;
EK 571295; McKinley music co.,

' Chicago. [© arrangement] © 20081

arr. Henry 8S. Sawyer, of U:
S.; sop. or ten. solo, or duet for sop.
and alto, or ten. and bar. (McKinley
world famous edition, no. 1987) ©
Sept. 22, 1923; 2 ec. Sept. 27; H
571289; McKinley music ¢o., Chic-
ago. [© arrangement] 20082

Pampas blues; w and m R. W. CG., of
U.S. ©l1e Oct. 8, 1923; E 574024;
Rolland Wm. Clements, Boston.

‘ 20083

1142

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

20105

Pange lingua; tantum ergo, nos. 43,
45, m V. Goller, of Germany; male
voices. (Im Fischer dition, no.
5275: Vade mecum, vy. 3) © Oct. 18,
1923: 2 c each Oct. 20; -E. 576625,
576626; J. Fischer & bro., New York.

20084, 20085

Panu derech; w J. Hisengard, of Po-
- jland, domiciled at New York, m
Joseph Rosenblatt, arr. S. Weisser.
[Jewish and English text] (72 12)
© Aug. 23, 1923; 2 c Sept. 1; E
569641; Osias Eisengard, New York.
[© new matter] 20086

Papa, don’t you mean your Mama no
good: w and melody J. C. Johnson,
of U. S., arr. Claude Lapham, of
Beis: © Bes Oct.: «15; | 19235), B
576081 ; Goodman & Rose, inc., New

- York. 20087

Parade of the wooden soldiers (La
-parade des soldats de bois); fox
trot from La chauve-souris, French
version. Victor Olivier, of U. S., m

Leon Jessel, arr. J. Bodewalt
Lampe. [English and French
words]. © Oct. 26, 1923; 2 c. Oct.

26; E 576455; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. [© French
text] 20088

Paradise; w and m ©. A. C., of U.S.
Det woe 19238; .2.:¢.; et. 4%, EK
571636; Charles A. Cramer, Cedar
Run, .Ne, J. 20089

w G. O. K., melody John F.
Ryan, of UO? ‘So ©: 1" e. Oet! 6,
1928; E 571674; George O. Keefer,
Dayton, O. 20090

Paramount blues; w and m A. H. P.,
Ger Gee ©) yr! Oct. 22)" 1925 "hh
576300; Augustus H. Perry, Phila-
delphia. 20091

Parisian Pierrot; w and m Noel Cow-
ard, of England. © Oct. 15, 1923;
Pe Cr IG. By eos. . REIT,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 20092

Parting love; w W. P.. melody John

FB. Ryan) ef TU. Sa .©. Le. Oct:..6,
1928; E 571684; Winnie Perry,
Richmond. 20093

Pascale adda’ parti’; canzonetta mili-
tare, versi e musica di E. R., of U.
S.: mand. acc. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1923;
mie. Oct.. 22>" FE S7163354 / Ernesto
Rossi, New York. 20094

Patre (Le); par Lucien Wurmser,. of

France; pf. Paris, Editions musicales

Buffet-Crampon et cie. © Sept. 14,

1923; 1 c Sept. 26; E 572071; Evette

et Schaeffer, Paris. 20095

Peace, be still; w Matt. VIII, Mark
IV, m Ina Rae Seitz, of U. S. (Songs
for the church, third series) ©
Oct. 26, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 2; E 576608 ;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.

20096

Peace (The) of eventide; three-part
song, w Marion Ray, m F. A. Chal-

linor, of Great Britain; female
voices. 4to. (Collegiate choir, no.
372) © Sept. 12, 1923; 1 c. Sept.

27; E 572092; Bayley & Ferguson, —
Glasgow. 20097

Peacock pie;.w Walter de la Mare,
m Herbert Howells, of England, op.
33. Contents :—First group. 1. Tired
Tim.—2. Alas, alack.—3. Mrs. Mac-
Queen. —4. The dunce, —4. Full
moon.—6. Miss T. © July 4, 1923;
Lj Dept een askieloe: Ho iB:
Goodwin, Itd., London. 20098

Peanut (The) wiggle; w Mrs. M. R.,
m Hlliott Markham, of U. S.; pf.
with words... © Oct. 5, 1923; 2 c¢.

Nov. 2; E 576680; Mrs. Martin
Roth, San Diego, Calif. 20099
Pearl (A); Ww Christopher John

Coates, m L. T. P., of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. Oct.
22, 1923 ; E 576293 ; Leonard Thomas
Parkinson, New York. 20100

Peggio ’e me; versi di P. Rajola,
musica di G. Sarno, of Italy; mand.
ace. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct.
26; E 576444; Casa editrice Posil-
lipo, Naples. 20101

Penas de amor; tango, di A. Silvestri,
of Italy; mand. Naples, Vedova
Ceeeoli & figli. 4to. [Staff and
numerical notations] © Sept. 8,
1928; 1 ce. Oct. 19; E 572370; Italian

book co., New York. 20102

Pennsylvania; waltz, w and m K. F.
fie Oe Ge Ss. fees ty 1a os
571656; Katherine Frances Lyman,
Forty. Fort, Pa. 20103

Pensee d’ automne; by Philip James,
ony .-S., ops 1, Nensd > organ, 4( St.
Cecilia, no. 288) © Oct. 3, 1923;
2 e. Oct. 4; EH 571615; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 20104

Perfect (A) kiss (Un baiser parfait) ;
valse parisienne, w Antoinette St.
Ives [pseud. of Harold Dixon], m
Armand Beaucaire [pseud. of E. R-
Schmidt] of U. S. [English and
French text] © Feb. 1. 1923; 2 c.
Sept. 28; E 569780; Dixon-Lane
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 20105

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20106

pt. 11, D.s., v.18

Pesea notturna; poesia di Giovanni
Costanzi, musica di Alfredo Berisso,

of Italy. (Sette liriche, no. 5) ©

Oe lg {927 PD ter lOc, CIs Fw

572292; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
20106

Petite suite; de Claude Debussy, of
France, transcrit B. H., of Poland,
domiciled at New York; violon.
Contents.—1. En bateau.—2. Cor-
tége.—3. Menuet. © 1 c¢. Oct. 29,
1923; E 576498; Bronislaw Huber-
man, New. York. 20107

par Alexandre Techérepnine,
revue et doigtée par I. Philipp. of
France; pf. Contents: 1. Marche.—
2. Chant sans paroles.—3. Ber-
ceuse.—4. Scherzo.—). Badinage.—
§. Humoresque. © Sept. 14, 1923;
a” ¢@ Get®, 2c be2d0e: Durand Bt
cie., Paris. [© editing, revision
and fingering] 20108

Pharao, tu nicht so! one step aus der
drei-aktigen operette Die tugend-
prinzessin, gesangstexte von Richard
Bars, musik von Kurt Zorlig, of
Germany, klav. arr. Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © June 1, 1923;
1c. Sept. 29; E 572128; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 20109

Photo-play series; no. 4, pf. album,
by Gaston Borch, of Norway; con-

tents: 19-——Pathetic melody.—20.
Agitato.— 21. Passionato.—22. <A
Pathetic story.—23. Enigma.—24.

Mysterious march. (Cover title:
Hawkes photo-play series) © July
4, 4923 4:1 %e;. Suly 208 Bi aGtae >
Hawkes & son, London. 20110
Phrase de Pallas; de Nausicaa, opéra
en 2 actes, poéme de René Fauchois,

musique de Reynaldo Hahn, of
France. (Morceaux détachés, no.
1) © Sept. 14, 1923;.1 ¢ Sept. 26;

E 572063; Heugel, Paris. 20111

Piccole mani; versie musica di EH. -A.
Mario, of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,
Italy, Casa editrice, E. A. Mario.
4to.. © July 3, 1923; Te. Oct: 11;

E 572248; Italian book co., New
York. 20112
Piccolo (Il) sogno; poesia di Gio-

vanni Costanzi, musica di Alfredo
Berisso, of Italy. (Sette liriche, no.
4):.4©, Oet:| 17,,1923.;- 1 ©. Oct... 18.
E 572298; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

20113

Pick yourself a ripe one and leave the
rest alone; w and m R. J. M., of
U: S.-'arr.) CR. Bird, of Ui'S.

1 c. Sept. 15, 1923; E 569954; Robert —

J. Morris, Boston. 20114

Pied (The) piper; w and melody E. J.,
of U. S. [(Fairy folks go singing) ]
© 1 ca Oct. 6,. 1923; FE 571668:
Elsie Jean, New York. 20115

Piesni do mszy Swietej; na_ cztery
glisy miezane lub na dwa_ gtosy
rowne, napisat Eugeniusz Walkie-
wicz, of U. S., op. 15; organami.
(B. J. Z. edition, no. 2268) 4to. ©-
Oct. 17, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 19: E 576244;
Bolestaw J. Zalewski, Chicago.

20116

Pifferari; Christmas pipers, Florence
A‘). Goodrich, « of. |\W278ij WE In
Character sketches) © Sept. 28,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 574246; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago, 20117

Pioneer (The); march, by Edwin
Franko Goldman, of U. §S&.; pf.
(Sheet music edition, P. 1348) ©
July 23,1923 > 2 ¢. OG. 9.08 Beste
Carl Fischer, New York. [© ar-
rangement] 20118

Pirate (The) bold; w and m Larry
E. Johnson, of U. S.; bass solo. ©
Oct. 23, 1923; 2 e. Oct. 25; BE 574475 ;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 20119

Play days of long ago; w Jesse G. M.
Glick, m I, M. W.)/0r Uo me) eae:
Oct. 22, 1923; E 576295; Irving M.
Wilson, San Francisco. 20120

Play it a long time papa; blues, w and
m W. Benton Overstreet, of U. S.
©”-Oct.: 4, 1923: "2 ee" Oe
571542; Clarence Williams music
pub. eo., ine., New York. 20121

Play on yo’ harp; hymn, arr. J. B.
Herbert, of U. S. © Oct. 10, 1923;
2 «. Oct. 20; E 574819; Homer A.
Rodeheayer, Chicago. 20122

Play songs for little folk; w and m
Harold Parsons, of Great Britain,
bk.. 1, 2. ©, Oct. G, 1925-71 \¢ 7each
Oct. 5; E 572169, 572170; Arcadian
pub. co., Itd., London. 20123, 20124

Playim. round: «w .and <i, Bids.
of U. S., arr. Harry Cook, of U. S.
© 1° e: Oct. 3, 1923; °H 569947;
-Evelyn T. Laurent, Louisville.

20125

Playing; fox trot, w and m Bert Fitz-
gibbon, Bob Allen and Leo Fainer,
of U..8. “© Oct 25192352 canpv.
2: E 576650; M. Witmark & sons,

New York. 90126

Pleading (Bitte); w Hermann Hesse,
English version J. EH. W., m A.
Walter Kramer, of U. S., op. 48,
no. 2; high voice, in G flat. © Oct.
8, 1923; 2 ec. Oct..9;° EF 571804; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 20127

1144.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

20150

Please come marry me; fox trot, from
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, w and
m Frank W. Beaston, of U. S.
Sept. 26, 1923: 2 c. Oct. 4; E 571682 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

20128

Please don’t pity me; w and melody
Hew Lot) Ss! ©ot, e& Oct. 12,
1923: E 574082; Harry I. Robinson.
Chicago. 20129

Pliny Plum; opera in a prologue and
two acts, w and m B. H., of U. S.
© 1e. Oct. 9, 1923; D 26489; Bruce
Harper, Portland, Me. 20130

Plumb de line; hymn, arr. J. B. Her-
bert. of U. S. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 20; E 574816; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 20131

Poco allegro, giojoso; by H. V. Jervis-
Read, of Great Britain; pf. (Son-
nets, no. 3) © Oct. 23, 1923; 1 c.
Oct. 26: E 572470; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., London. 20132

Poco iento dolcemente; by H. V.
Jervis-Read, of Great Britain; pf.
(Sonnets, no. 2) © Oct. 23, 1923;
1 c« Oct. 26; E 572469; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., London. 20133

Poeme;: by L. L., of France, domiciled
at Atlantic City; pf. et violon. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 2, 1923; E 571515; Leonidas
Leonardi, Atlantie City. 20134

— by Otto Ortmann, of U. S.; pf.
(Sheet music edition, P. 1317) ©
July 15, 1923; 2 «. Oct. 9; E 571867;
Carl Fischer, New York. 20135

Poéme symphonique; sur le nom de
Gabriel Fauré, par Roger-Ducasse,
of France; parties d’orch. © Sept.
4219929774 "ce, Oet; 26; EH OT2503 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 20136

Pojedz gdzie ja jade; melodja ludowa,
opracowat Frank Przybylski, of
U. S.; ukiad na fortepian automa-

tyemny.. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1923% -E
576385; Victor music roll ¢o., Chi-
cago. 20137
Pollywog’s frolic; grotesque, Erno

Rapee and William Axt, of U. S.,
arr. W. C. Polla, of U. S.; orch.
with pf. conductor. (Red seal con-
cert series) © Oct. 20, 1923; 2 «.

Oct. 22; E 576339; Richmond-Rob- |

bins, ine., New York. 20138
Polonaise, no. 8; by Arthur Seybold,
of Germany, op. 100; violin with pf.
(Melodious compositions by modern

composers, grade three) © Oct. 10,
1O23% QDroverocOck L5S¢cckys 516114:
Harms, inc., New York. 20139

Pomponette; air a danser style Louis
XV. Aug. Durand, op. 80, arr. Joseph
Marr, of U..'S.;: full oreh. Ato.
(C. B. co. photoplay edition, no. 9)
@ Sept. 12,..1923 5:2 e- Oet..22; E
576374: Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton. [© arrangement] 201406

Ponder my words; trio, m Arthur
Thayer, of U. S.; women’s voices.
(Octavo series, women’s voices, no-
844) © Oct. 22, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 25;
E 574485; Arthur P. Schmidt. co.,
Boston. 20142

Poor little moth; w Bob Chamberlain
[ft e. Ro C.J; m J.Bi cand Bu-S;, of
U.S. ©le. Oct. 1, 1923; E 569811;

-Robert Chamberlain, Joe Barrett,
and Fred Stross, Venice, Calif.
20142:

Popper’s troubles; w W. L. R., melody
J. LaRue Early, of U. S:. © 1c
Oct. 12, 1923; E 574098; William L-
Ross, Mobile. 20143:

Postlude on Onward, Christian sol-
diers; by Geo. A. Burdett, of U. S.;
organ. (Cover title: Postlude on
St. Gertrude, Onward Christian
soldiers) © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
10; E 570900; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. ~ 20144

Pourin’ it on; w and melody W. D. R.,
Of UL Sun © cl caOckh 2s, Wear
574518; W. Dean Rogers, Los An-
geles. 20145

Pourquoi (Why); morceau de genre,
par Florence Parr Gere, of U. S.;
BE. 46) Oct. 9 A9Ia = 2 6 2Oet: 45 =
E 574186; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20146

Povera Giuseppina; canzone popolare,
w A. R., m Vito Giannatelli, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1923; E 571528; Ambrogio
Rizzi, Brooklyn. 20147

Powder, paint and curls; w G. S., m
John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1e Oct.
26, 1923; E 576413; Geneva Suther-
land, Camp, Ark. 20148

Praise ye the Lord; w and m D. B.
W., of U. S.; mixed voices. © 1 c.
Oct. 29, 1923; E 576494; David B.
Wiens, Hartzell, Mo. 20149

Prayer at dawn (Oraison d’Aurore)
[and] By the sea (En mer); by
Augusta Holmés, rearr. Chas. J.
Roberts, of U. S.; full orch. with
pf. conductor. (Land of the blue
sky, symphonic suite, pts. 1, 2)
Aug. 27, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 9; E 571876;
Carl Fischer, New York. [© ar-
rangement] 20150

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Prayer (A) of empire; w Mark Kerr,
- m Samuel Fairfield, of Great Brit-
ain. © Sept. 7, 1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 26;

1) 572083; Boosey & co., London.
20151

Prayer of the reader; w of an old He-
brew prayer, m H. G. E., of Hun-
gary, domiciled at Indianapolis, Ind.,
arr. Herman Arndt, of U. S. ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1923; E 576347; Henry G.
Engel, Indianapolis. 20152

Prélude et Etude; en arpéges, Ferruc-
cio Busoni, of Italy; piano. © Sept.
14, 1923; 1 c@ Sept. 26; E 572058;
Heugel, Paris. 20153

Premiére novelette; par Alexandre
Tcherepnine, ed. revue et doigtée par
I. Philipp, of France; piano. (Deux
novelettes) © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 26; E 572060; Heugel, Paris.
[© revision and fingering] 20154

Presentimento; versi e musica di E. A.
Mario, of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,
Italy, Casa editrice E. A. Mario.
4to. © July 3, 1923; 1 ec. Oct. 11;
E 572244; Italian book co., New
York. 20155

President Coolidge march; by F. W.
M., of U. S., arr. Harry L. Alford, of
U. S.2 pl. Ort .e. (OG te. tose.
576188; Fred W. Miller, Hannibal,
Mo. 20156

Pretty (The) maid; w and m Chas. G.
Comegys, of U. S. © Oct. 29, 1923;
2c. Nov. 1; E 576596; Jos. Krolage
music co., Cincinnati. 20157

Primmavera, primmavera; versi di
Giuseppe Maestrale, musica di Lu-
dovico De Marinis, of Italy; mand.
acc. Edizioni La sorgente. 4to.
Sept. 8, 1923; 1 c« Oct. 19; E 572364 ;
Italian book co., New York. 20158

Prince (The) of men; sacred song. w
Clifton Keith, m Bessie E. Novotny,
of U. S.; unison voices.
ries, unison songs, no. 20) © Sept.
6, 1923; 2 c Sept. 10; E 570895;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.

20159

Prince (The) of peace; Christmas
choir cantata, by E. K. Heyser, of
U. 8S. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music
house. 4to. © Oct. 6, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 12; E 574135; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 20160

Princess (The) passes; by Bessie Wil-
liams Sherman, of U. S.; pf. (Jn
Four little tone studies) © Sept.

28, 1923; 2 c Oct. 3; E 574247; Clay-—

ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 20161

(Octavo se-

Princess waltz; by Emil Held, of U. S.;
violin and pf. (Petite gems, no. 1)
© Oct. 2, 1923; 2.¢. Oct. 4; BE 571644;
Co-operative music co., Philadelphia.

20162

Procetana; versi e musica di F. P., of

U. S8.; mand. aec. Edizione Pennino.

4to. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 27;
E 574555; Francesco Pennino,
Brooklyn. 20163

Prohibition blues; w A. C., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U.,8.; pf. with w.
June 15, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569838 ;
Alick Cameron, Cohagen, Mont. |

— 20164

IIpooguyorovAa (‘H); w and m L. C., of
U. S., Ist papers. © Oct. 1, 19238;
2 ce. Oct. 11; E 571981; Lucian
Cavadias, New York. 20165

Public school march (Escuela ptblica
marcha); by Henry Lavalle, ed. F.
Henri Klickmann, of U. 8.; pf. (Mc-
Kinley world famous edition, no.
2007) © Sept: 22, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
27: E 571308; McKinley music ¢o.,
Chicago [© editing] 20166

Pure as a lily (Pura como la azucena) ;
mélodie, by a Sister of Saint Joseph.
ed. Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf.
(McKinley world famous edition,
no. 1998: Song without words) ©
Sept,’ 22, 1923. 2864 Seppe 27.2 <b
571301; McKinley music ¢o., Chi-
cago. [© arrangement] 20167

Purple lilac waltz (Lila purpurina

vals) ; by Ellis Woodward, ed. Henry
S. Sawyer, of U. S.; pf. (McKinley
world famous edition, no. 2005:
Easy pieces for little fingers) ©
Sept. 22,,..1923;,2..¢ .Sept..27;
571307; McKinley musie eo., Chi-
cago. [© editing] 20168

Putting on the dog; by Ted Shapiro, of
UL Sis pis. © Oct: 17, 1923 v2ieyOct.
19; E 576247; Jack Mills, ine.. New
York. 20169

Q. R. S. educator rolls; home study
course in manual piano playing,

- compiled and ed. Lee S. Roberts, of
U. S., from the educational writings
of Isabelle Hollister McKee fi. e.
Isabelle H. McKee Bloch] of U. S.;
with synopsis. Rolls, no. 1-6.
Nov. 30, 1922; 2 c. and aff. each June
30, 1923; A 7538094-753100; Q. R. S.
music co., Chicago. 20170-20176

Quadriglia napoletana; contradanza,
di F. P., of U. S.; 1st mand. or vio-

lin. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 c Oct. 27;
E 574559; Francesco Pennino,
‘Brooklyn. 20177

1146

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Quand Mussolini dit; refrain popu-
laire; paroles. de Jo. Berardy et
Marc-Cab, musique de G. Bonin-
contro, of France. .© Sept. 14, 1923;
‘1d Sept. 26; E 572083; F.. Pichon,
Nice, France. 20178

Quand on est deux; chanson fox-trot,
paroles de Jean Boyer, musique de
Maurice Roget, of France. © Oct.
5, 1928; Lie: Oct. 273 HB '572523 ; Pub-

lications Francis-Day, Paris. 20179
Queen Sheba; march — two-step,
new Aor). U.S. spi.) (cy 1 €: Oct.
25, 1923; E 574453; Irvin Alex.
Jackson, Chicago. 20180

Quiérme Chinita mia; por Enrique
Soro, of Chile; pf. Edizione Ri
cordi. (Dos tonadas chilenas, no.
2) © Oct. 17, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 18; E
572283; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

20181

Quo vadis; w Myles E. Connolly, m
Helen M. Roche, of U. S. © Sept.
Tvheeae 2c. Oct 2; WH 571554 Ae M.
Roche, Boston. 20182

Radio (The) ball; w R. J.,. m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S. arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. © 1 ¢ Oct. 26, 1923;
E 576429; Rudolph Johnson, Hib-
bing, Minn. 20183

Rae, I’m in iove with you; w M. K.,

melody Carl Zerse, of U. S. ©1-«
Oet. 11, 1923; E 571919; Mickey
Kramer, St. Louis. 20184

Raggi di luna; walzer, S. G.. of Italy,
domiciled at New York; violino pt.
© 1 « Oct. 19, 1923; E 576264; Sal-
vatore Giuttari, New York. 20185

Rags; wand m E. S., of U. S.’©1c.
Oct. 6, 1923; E 571764; Elmer Skou-
mal, Milwaukee. 20186

Rain, rain, go away! by Theodora
Dutton, of U. S.; pf. (No hills to
climb, no. 4)\ © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 13; E 574183; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 20187

Rain song; w T. E. C., m Chappeile
and Stinnette, of U. S., arr. Will
Vodery, of U. S.; pf. with w. © 1
c. June 21, 1923; E 576540; Thomas
ik. Chappelle, Chicago. 20188

Raindrops are teardrops from heaven ;
w Billy Curtis, m Billy Harrison, of
w.S. © Get!42)/1923): 2 e' O17;

E 576166; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 20189

Rampart street blues; w and m J.
Russel Robinson, of U. S.. © Oct.
6, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 6; E 571708; Wat-
erson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 20190

Red

20201

Rantum tantum; w and m Peter War-
. lock [pseud. of Philip Heseltine] of
England. (Lillygay, no.5) © Sept.
¥O, 1923 5. die: Septi dh; Ho 567915;

J. & W. Chester, Itd.. London.
20191

Rapid progress exercises for the clari-
net; addendum, new theory, H. G..
of U. S. bk. 1. Boehm eclarinet.. ©
July 11, 1923; 2 ec. July 13; aff. July
12; A 754851; Harry Grieb, Ithaca,
Ni: 20192

Razem podjsé; duet z melo-dramatu
Umieram za ojezyne, przez S.
Gorkiego, muzyke ulozyt Walenty J.
(Bonk, of U8. ©,Oct. 24, .1923.- 2:¢.
Oct. 27; E 576470; X. Jordan pub.
co., Reading, Pa. 20193

Real (A) old-fashioned welcome; wel-
come song, w W. N. B., m Thos. B.
Weaver, of U. S.. Syracuse, N..Y.,
Willis N. Bugbee co. © Oct. 4,
1923; 2. ¢.. Oct.. 19; E 576220; Willis
N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y. 20194

Recess march; Emil Held, of U. S.;
violin and pf. (Petite gems, no. 3)

Ors OE. 2531-1923 $512) ey. Oetsli47. BH
571640; Co-operative music ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 20195

Récit de Padmavati; de l’ opéra-ballet
de Padmiavati, poéme de Louis La-
loy, musique de Albert Roussel, of
France. © Aug. 30, 1923; 1 ¢. Sept.
26; E 572078; Durand et cie., Paris.
[© arrangement ] 20196

Recollections; by Frederick Van Nor-
man, of U. S.; pf. Contents: 1.
HKvening glow.—2. By the brook.—
3. Alpine memories. © Oct. 9, 1923:
2c. Oct. 11; E 571929; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 20197

(The) and white; w and m
W. K..W., of. U.S. © Nov. 10, 1923 ;
2.e. Nov. 12: E 576989; William K.
Wilson, Rutland, O. 20198

Red clover; by Max Kortlander, of
Ut Saropt..5.© Cert 17, 1928 5 (2c.
Oct, 19; E 576251; Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. 20199

Red-headed music maker; w and mel-
ody W. W. H.}; of U. S., arr. Rube
Bennett, of U. S. © 1 ce. Oct. 10,
1923: E 574066; Wendell Woods
Hall, Chicago. 20200

Red light Annie; w Benton Ley, m
Lee David, of U. S. © Oct. 3, 1922°
2c. Oct: 11; BH 571971; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 20201

1147

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 111, 0. s., v.18

Red tight Rosie: w Sam M. Lewis and
Joe Young, melody Geo. W. Meyer,
of U. 8S .©- Le. Oet. 22;:19238; E
576272; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 20202

Red wing; one-step, by Kerry Mills, of
Uy Bly arr..IWo 1° Pollagvor Wu's! ;
orch. 4to. © Sept. 28, 1923; 2 «.
Sept. 29; E 571441; Richmond-Rob-
bins, ine., New York. 20203

Redeeming blood; w Anna Johnson,
m A. B..M,,.0f 0, S.. 80. iO. Oat.
SUubO2ia02 e@&. Oe. 107°°R STA07;
Albert B. Michaelson, Chicago.

204

Redemption; hymn anthem, w from
the Bible and R. L. F., m R. L. F.,
of U..S...0 Oct. 19, 1523; 2.¢.° Oct.
22.; E 576824; Robert Lowe Fletcher,
Wheeling, W. Va. 20205

Redemption (The); w A. D’S., melody
Buither A ‘Clark-or U.S, xe) he:
“Oct. 1, 1923; E 569819; A. D’Santo.
New Kensington, Pa. 20206

Redzi; prize intermezzo, Caludi (Chre-
tien Rogister) of Belgium; orch.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1923; 1c. Oct. 20; E 572417; Hawkes
& son, London. 20207

Reeds (The) of Runnymede; w Rud-
yard Kipling, m Charles Green, of
Great Britain. (Three Kipling songs,
no. 3) © Sept. 21, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct.
8; E 572210; Schott & co., London.

20208

Regno d’ Italia; valzer, di G. M., of
Italy, domiciled at Newark, N. J.;
pf. Bologna, Italy, A. Comellini e e.
© Nov. 20, 1920; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1923 ;
E 574207; Girardo Morese, Newark,
IN, ie) 20209

Regret; by J. S. Zamecnik, of U. S.;
pf. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 11; E
571940; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 20210

Remember; w and m H. L., of Nor-
way, domiciled at Redlands, Calif.
' © Aue. TL)! 1923 2 ¢. Sept" 105 BH
576314; Haldor Lillenas, Redlands,
Calif. 20211

Remember your dear mother back
home; w and m L. H. O., of U. S.
New York, Frank Harding. © Oct.
Ve! 1928 rHeie.: Oct! 113): TK : Sk6U65 ;
Louise H. Overton, Houston. 20212

Remembrances; by C. M., of U. S.;
violin.) (@i1 ve; Oct: .18,).1923: 5° Hh
574154: Carlton Merck, Gainesville,
Ga. 20213

He WRN. Me) jp) are Or hP Oe ot
U. S., arr. Fred Profe. © 1 ¢. Oct.
23, 1923; HE 574855; Charles French
Clark and Robert Everett Mayo, jr.,
Seymour, Conn. 20214

Reminiscing; w Adéle Louise De
Leeuw, melody N. R. F., of U. S.,
arr. James H. Harrington, of U. S.
© 1 c« Nov. 12, 1923; E 576960;

Norman Ridley Finch, Plainfield,
Ne. J. 20215
Renil; fox trot, Robson Shipley, of
Great Britain, arr, Mrs. W. A.

Greenwell; pf... © Oct. 15, 1923;
Tc. Oct. 17; EH 572257: B. Feldman
& co., London. 20216

Reparations; w Albert Avery, m Hec-
tor Llewellyn, of Great Britain. ©
Sept. 22>, « FORA GO ietan eeree ies
572464; Midland music pub. co.,
Newton, Derbyshire, England. 20217

Requiem mass (Messa di requiem) ;
w Latin, m Ildebrando Pizzetti, of
Italy; mixed voices unace. © Oct.
3,' 19235 T ce Octiit: Ey SP206Ts 'G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 20218

Rest (The) doesn’t really matter dear ;
w W. B. H., melody Arnold T. Lax, of
U.S. ©lce. Oct. 8, 1923; E 574018;
W. B. Headland, Rochester, Pa.

20219

Réve d’ amour; d’ Enrico Soro, of
Chile; violon et pf. Edizione Ri-
cordi. © Oct. 17, 1923; 1¢. Oct. 18;
E 572284: G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

' , 20220

Réverie; par Jacques Durand, of
France, transcription par E. Lueas;
violon et pf., et clarinette si bémol.
© Aug. 22, 1923; 1c. Sept. 18; E
572147: Durand et cie., Paris. [©
transcription] 20221

Revival (The) hymn; w and m O. J.
S.; of Canada. © May 1, 1923; 1
ec. Sept. 29; E 572142; Oswald J.
Smith, Toronto, Canada. 20222

Ribs; w V. S. P., melody Luther A.
Clark,, of U, S: Owl seqpOchi 3,
1923; E 574150; V. S. Powers, Au-
-rora, Col. 20223

Rimpianto; poesia di Maria Pascoli,
musica di Alfredo Berisso, of Italy.
(Tre liriche;, n0;}-)) 444@) (Oak) 27,
1923.3) dyeOet.. 185:°H y5123802;, G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 20224

Rin tin tin; fox trot, by E. E. T., of
US ‘pf: © Ic’ Oct, 2oyiieren-
576497 ; Emil E. Tanner, Milwaukee.

20225

Ring out sweet bells of peace; two-
part song, w Wm. H. Gardner, m
Caro Roma, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus,

1148

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

20250

of U. S.; unchanged voices. 4to.
(Witmark school edition, no. 1714)
CrOet 414923 2" &. Oct 199 BE
576229; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

0226

Ringlets of gold; w B. C., m George
Graf, Gr., of Us S.,,.arri;"Eheos: G.
Beak. on W.; 8. ©) b ¢&. ‘Get! 22,
1923; E 574388; B. Card, Ogunquit,

Me. 20227
Ritorno; versi di R. de _ Angelis,
musica di Att. Staffelli, of Italy;

mand. ace. Naples, Italy, G. Santo-
janni. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1c.
Oct. 19; E 572369; Italian book
co., New York. 20228

Roamin’ to Wyomin’; w Sidney Clare,
m Walter Donaldson, of U. S. ©
Oct. 10, 1928; 2 c. Oct.. 11; BE 571975;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.

20229

Roaming; w F. R., m Sylvia Forrest,
of U. S.; pf. with w. © Sept. 18,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 15; E 576019; Frank
Rehberger, Sheboygan Falls, Wis.

: 20230

Robin (The) ; unison song, w L. Alma-
Tadema, m Arthur Richards of
England; in A flat. 4to. (Novel-
lo’s school songs, no. 1353) [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept.
1, ses; toe. Sept. 17+: E'.5T2097.;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 20231

Robin Adair; w and m Gordon Fin-
lay, of England; in C. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Aug. 31,
1923; 1 ¢c. Oct. 2; E 572162; Francis,
Day & Hunter, London. 20232

Rock-a-bye baby waltz; by Canning,
arr. M. W. Butler, of U. S.; pf. or
organ, with w. (Gems from famous
melodies)*' ©) | Oct.| 12,’ 192352 c.
Oct. 15; E 571994; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. [© new arrange-
ment] 202338

Rock me to sleep, mother; arr. M. W.
Butler, of U. S.; pf. or organ, with
w. (Gems from famous melodies)
yy OG) 12) 1925 ° Be Ort, 15° BE
571995; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 20234

Rolling hoop rondo; Emil Held, of
U. S.; violin and pf. (Petite gems,
no. 4) © Oct. 2, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 4;
E 571642; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia. 20235

Rolling (A) stone don’t gather no
moss; w and m Ted Caldwell, of
U. S. © Oct. 1, 1923; 2 c Oct. 26;
E 576461; Colony music pub. co.,
Louisville. 20236

Romance; by Joen Fresco, of U. S.,
5; violin with pf. (Melodious
compositions by modern Pe
grade four) © Oct. 10, 1923;
Oct. 15; E 576109; Harms, inc., tee
York. 20237

-—— par Louis Aubert, op. 2, trans-
cription par Lucien Garban, of
France; pour violon, ou fitite, et pf.
© Sept. 14, .1923;.1 ¢«. Oct. 27; E
572555; Durand et cie., Paris. [© .
transcription ] 20238

Romany revels; alla tarantella, by S.
Claude Ridley, of England; pf.
mept, 26). 1923 +t. Oct. 8S ¢ h 512275;
Leonard & co., London. 20239

Romanza; by Florence A. Goodrich, of
Diss ail, CSL. 2h, Oa se 1c.
Nov..-2; E 576607; Clayton. F.
Summy co., Chicago. 20240

Romanzetta; par Sylvio Lazzari, of
France; pf. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢.
Sept. 26; E 572067; Max Eschig,
Paris. 20241

Rondo; poesia di Gabriele d’Annun-
zio, musica di G. Ascanio Cicogna,
of Italy. (Tre rondo, nos. 1-3)
Oct. 17, 1923; 1 ¢c. each Oct. 18; E
572279-572281; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 20242-20244

Rose; melody Z F-G., of U.S. ©1le
Oct. 15, 1923; E 576085; Zeph Fitz-
Gerald, Chicago. 20245

Rose (A) and you; w Rosemary Ruth
Threlfall, m Donald O. Williams,
of U. S. 1. High, in E flat.—.
Medium, in D flat.—3. Low, in C.
© Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ¢. each Oct. 11;
HE 571936.; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 20246

Rose leaves; romance, Leo Hdwards,

- of U. S., arr. W. C. Polla, of U. S.;
orch. Red seal series ed. © Oct. 15,
1923; 2 c Oct. 16; E 574234; Rich-
mond-Robbins, ine., New York. °

20247
Rose of Arkansas; w E. R. P., m H.
S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©le«.

Oct. 19, 1923; E 576196; Elmer R.
Penney, Dayton, O. 20248

Rose of my dreams; w HK. M., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
wi2©* Oet7114, }19237)2..c. Nowr 2
E 576659; Hddie Markley, Platte-
ville, Col. 20249

——w J. E., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S.
© 1-c« Oct. 26, 1923; E 576426;
John Ericson, Pittsfield, N. H.

20250

1149

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iad Stan

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

20251

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Rose of old Castile; explication, w | Rowing on the Nile; waltz, G. D., of

Fleta Jan Brown, m Herbert Spen-
cer, of U. S:. © 1 ¢@ Nov. 3, 1923;
E 574633; Edward B. Marks music
eco., New York. 20251

Rose of yesterday; w and m O. L. P.,
of U. S., arr. James Scott, of U. S.
©1«. Oct. 25, 1923; E 574440; Ona
Lee Pogué, Kansas City, Mo. 20252

Rose spina; monologo drammatico
musicale, versi e musica del Gustavo
De Marco, of Italy. domiciled at New
York: ,©..1, ey Oct Zi 1928.38
574510; P. Eliseo & son, New York.

20253

Roses will bloom again; w L. M. Z., m
Franz C. Bornschein, of U. S. Balti-
more, Md., H. R. Hisenbrandt sons.
©)" Oct wis, do25...2 -2,.. OCs 22<.,. Hi
5765597; L. M. Zimmerman, Balti-
more. 20254

2osie O’Reilly; or, It’s Rosie O’Reilly
for me, w and m W. R. Williams, of
Hews. ©. Vet..20, 1923 ; 2c. Ock.28:

H 574341; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
20255

Rosita; w Leonard Levin, m §8. L., of
U. S. ©1e. Oct. 18, 1923; H 574256 ;
Stella Levisohn, New York. 29256

Rosita (La) ; tango fox trot, Paul Du-
pont,.of U.-8: = pr, ~© Oct. 9, 1928 ;
2 ¢@ Oct. 11; E 571949; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 20257

Rossignol et rossignolette; poésie de
André Bardet, musique de Hedwige
Chrétien, of France. Paris, Editions
musicales Buffet-Crampon & cie.
Sept. 14, 1923i;9 luccSept (26.
572073 ; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

20258

Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Le bar-
bier de Séville; ouverture, de G.
Rossini, arr. par F. S., of France;
oreh. avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
(Ouvertures classiques, nouvelle col-
lection Francis Salabert, no. 24) ©
Oet:5,.1923 3.1 c: Oct. 27; Hi ot2514 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar-
rangement | 20259

Sémiramis; ouverture, de G. Ros-
sini, arr. par FE’, S., of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. (Ouver-
tures classiques, nouvelle collection
Francis Salabert, no. 18) © Oct. 5,
1923; 1 @-Oct-27; EH 572513; Francis
Salabert, Paris. [© arrangement]

20260

Rotary song; w and m Norris C. Mor-
gan, of U.S. 8vo. © Oct. 4, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 12; E 571970; Rotary club,
Wilmington, Del. 20261

U. S., op. 5, no. 1; pf. (Piano gems,
no. 1) © Oct. 2, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 17:
E 576180; G. D’Alessandro, Boston.

«20262

Roézsika; lied und fox trot, text von
Beda, musik von Hermann Leopoldi,
of Germany, op. 47. © Jan. 15,
1923; 1 ¢ Oct. 27; BH 572483; Wie-
ner bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 20263.

Rubenesque ; comic intermezzo, Walter
L. Slater, arr. M. L. ake, ot U. S.:
military band, with conductor. 4to.
© July’ ‘SO; 1923 2) co VOre i
571813 ; Carl Fischer, New York. [©
arrangement] 20264

Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Ka-
mennoi ostrow; cloister scene, A: |
Rubinstein, arr. George Rosey
[pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg] of U. S.;
pf. Simplified ed. New York, George
Rosey pub. co. © Sept. 5, 1923;
2 ¢@ Oct. 20; EH 574345; G. M. Rosen-
berg, New York. 20265

—— Rubinstein’s Melody in F; para-
phrase transcribed Carl Mueller-
Berghaus, of U. S., arr. George Ro-
sey [pseud. of G. M. R.] of U. S.;
pt. New York, George Rosey pub.
co. © Sept. 5, 1923; 2 @ Oct. 20;
E 574848; G. M. Rosenberg, New
York. 20266

Twilight ; w May M. Brewster, m
arr. Ira B. Wilson, of U. S. from A.
Rubinstein’s Melody in F. 4to. (Lo-
renz’s two-part, three-part and four-
part choruses, no. 2076, 5039). 1.
Four-part cho., mixed voices.—2.
Two-part cho., treble voices. ©
Sept. 4, 12, 1923; 2 c each Sept. 29;
EK 569794, 569795; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. [© arrangement]

20267, 20268

valse caprice ; by Rubinstein, tran-
scription Louis Godowsky, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Oct. 18,
1923 3:10 e) Oct. (133. HY S12263 3 W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 20269

Rum (The) demon; w and melody
W..H.,. of U.S. Od euGebrs tees ;
E 571511; Walter Hull, Dearborn,
Mich. 20270

Rural sketches; suite, Gordon Balch
Nevin, of U. S.; organ, obl. 4to.
Contents :—1. At dawn.—2. Song of
the hunters.—3. O’er still mead-
ows.—4. The carnival show.—d. Twi-
light memories. © Oct. 5, 1923; 2c.
Oct. 9; E 571896; Clayton F. Sum-
my co., Chicago. 20271

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

20294

Rustic (A) festival; J. S. Zamecnik,

bm Oss tpt! © Oc: 9, 192352 c.
Oct. 11; E 571941; Sam‘ Fox pub.
co.. Cleveland. 20272

Ruthie; w and melody W. Z., of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1923; E 576070 ;. Wil-
liam Zoffer, Ambridge, Pa. 20273

S’wet sich shoin aus presin; w Ludwig
Satz, melody J. M. R., of U. S.
1c Nov. 8, 1923; E 574687; Joseph
M. Rumshisky, New York. 20274

Sadie; w and melody L. B. Q., of U.S.,
arr. Mayhew Lester Lake, of U. 8S.
© 1. « Nov. 8, 1928; E 574684;
Loretto Beatrice Quigley, New os

20275

Sailing; unison song for boys, w H.
von Berge, m Ira B. Wilson, of
U. S§. 4to. (Lorenz’s two-part,
three-part and four-part choruses,
no. 8001) © Sept. 4, 1923; 2 «.
Sept. 29; E 569787; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 20276

Sailing the blue (Velveturante la
bluon); w M. B., m Carl Gotze, of
U. S.; pf. with w. 4to. [English
and Esperanto text] © Oct. 15,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 17; E 576100; Mabel
Butman, Allston, Mass. 20277

St. Louis gal; w and m J. Russel
Robinson, of U. S. © Sept. 28,
1923; 2 c. Sept. 28; E 569777; Wat-
erson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 20278

Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) An-
dante du 3° concerto; de C. Saint-
Saéns, transcription de H. Mouton,
of Belgium; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Sept. 14, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 27; EH 572510; Durand et cie.,
Paris. [© transeription] 20279

Marche héroique; by C. Saint-
Saéns, op. 34, arr. Chas. J. Roberts,
of U. S.; full orch. © Aug. 20, 1923;
2-e. Oct. 9; EH 571871; Carl Fischer,
New York. [© arrangement]

0280

arr. M. L. Lake, of
U. S.; military band with harp, and
eonductor. © July 23, 1923; 2 ec.
Oct. 9; E 571859; Carl Fischer,
New York. [© arrangement]

20281

Sally gets ready for Si; w W. N. B.,
m ©. W. A, Bali, of U. 8. Syracuse,
N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co. © Oct.

G9 19293 5 2 Ve. Oett.7 19 5 Bi 576222 -
Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y.

20282

;

Sally Jane; w F. H., m Al. Meehan,
of U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug. 28,
19QSio*2 -e> Oct. GB; EY ST11T365 °Pior-
ence Hart, Xenia, O. 20283

Sally the queen of tin pan alley; w
1 5g 2 Tatgt OANA rip B Pam peel Sane cr me Be Pe
David F. Levy, of U.S. ©1c. Oct.
19, 1923; E 576191; David Freeman

Levy, Everett, Mass., and Robt.
Robinson Dilks, Somerville, Mass.
20284

Saltando; mazurk, 8S. G., of Italy,

domiciled at New York; violino pt.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 19, 1923; E 576263; Sal-
vatore Giuttari, New York. 20285

Sam Jones’ blues; you ain’t talkin’ to
Mrs. Jones, w and m Al. Bernard,
Roy Turk and J. Russel Robinson,
of U:-S) ‘© Sept: 28; 192852 e.
Sept. 28; E 569776; Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. 20286

Samazeuilh (Gustave) Prélude; par
G. S., of France; violin et orgue
ou pf. © Aug. 30, 1928; 1 ¢ Sept.
26; E 572080; Durand et cie., Paris.

20287

San Francisco blues; w O. H. J.,
melody Dave Brooks Paten, of U. S.,
arr. Dave Peyton, of U. S. ©1e
Oct. 29, 1923: E 576487; Ophelia
Houston Jones, Chicago. 20288

San Jacinto march; by J. R., of U. S8.;
band. 4to. © Aug. 15, 1923; 2 «¢.
Oct. 4; E 576294: Joseph Ricci,
Beaumont, Tex. 20289

—— —— pf. © Aug. 15, 1923: 2c.
Oct. 4; E 576341; Joseph Ricci,
Beaumont, Tex. 20290

Santa Fé (The) trail; Spanish fox
trot, w Charles Harrison, m Ed. Che-
nette Of Los. Cy) Oi -cd, 1925 sane.
Oct. 31; E 576579; Ted Brown mu-
Sic co., ine., Chicago. 20291

Santa’s never failed us yet; w W. N.
B., m Thos. B. Weaver, of U. S.
Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee
co. © Oct. 4, 1923; 2.¢c. Oct. 19; E
576219; Willis N. Bugbee, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 20292

San-Tone blues; w E. J. A., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
Sept. 10, 1923; 2-e. Oct. 15; EH
576032; Earnest J. Acosta, Fort
Sam Houston, Tex. 20293
Save your man and satisfy your soul;
w and melody Porter Grainger, Bob
. Ricketts and Charles Handy, of
GS): OH Vivier et. ¥15)19235 EH
576084: Rainbow music corp., New
York. ; 20294

1151

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

20295

Saviour, now the day is ending;
sacred trio, w Sarah Doudney,.: m
Irénée Bergé, of U. S.: sop., alto
and bar. © Mar. 6, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
6; E 571700; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 20295

Says Uncle Sam; w W.S.. m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.
June 15, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569836;
Wilber Shepherd, Medford, Okl.

20296

Scale studies; modern scale system,
compiled Otto Kk. Schill, of U. S.;
violin. (American academic _ Se-
ries, no. 12) © Aug. 28, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 9; E 571845; Carl Fischer,
New York. 20297

Schatz, verschliesse nicht die ttir: fox-
trot aus der dreiaktigen operette Die
tugendprinzessin, gesangstexte von
Richard Bars, musik von Kurt Zor-
lig, of Germany, klav. arr. Otto Lin-
demann, of Germany. © May 31,
1923; 1 c. Sept. 29; E 572126; Drei-
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 20298

Scherzo-caprice; by Alfred Pochon, of
Switzerland, domiciled at New
York; pf. (Sheet music edition, P.
1190) ©: June 29; 1928; 2° ec. Oct.
9; E 571868; Carl Fischer, New
York. 20299

Schmendrik’s kalle; w Louis Gilrod,
m J. and J. K., of U. S. Kammen
ed. (95> pvs33ynwW)© Sept. 4, 1923;

9)

a

e. Sept. 19; E 571141; Jack and
Joseph Kammen, Brooklyn. 20300

Schmilekes medine; w and melody

B R., of U.S; ©Oulvew. Nova:8):1928';
E 574686; Boris Rosenthal, New
York. 20301

Schone lippen darf man ktissen; aus
der dreiaktigen operette Stisse Susi,
worte von August Neidhart u. Rich-
ard Bars, musik von Siegfried
Grzyb, of Austria, klavier arr. Otto
Lindemann, of Germany. © May
30, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 29; E 572114;
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.

20302
Schubert (Franz Peter) military
march; by Schubert, arr. Henry

Tolhurst, of Great Britain; violin
and pf. Paxton’s ed. (Anthology
of violin music) © Oct. 3, 1923;
1 ec. Oct. 1; E 572165; W. Paxton
& co., Itd., London. 20303

Schumann (Robert Alexander)
Dreaming (Trdéumerei) ; part-song,
arr. and w Norman Weir, of Great
Britain, m Schumann; mixed
Voices. 4to. (Paxton’s

secular

pt. In, n, s., v.18

choral series) © Sept. 7, 1923; 1 ¢.
Sept. 4; E 567904; W. Paxton & co.,
Itd., London. 20304

—— Manfred; ouverture, de R. Schu-
mann, arr. par F. §., of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
(Ouvertures classiques, nouvelle
collection Francis Salabert pour
orchestres moyens, no. 38) © Oct.
5, 21928, 1 ec. wet Qik aiea12 -
Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar-
rangement] 20305

Scotch pastorale; by Gustav Saenger,
op. .103,..no. 2, arr. Chasiyd....20b-
erts, of U. S.; full orch. © Aug. 28,
1928; 2 @ Oct. 9; E 571849; Carl

Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment] 20306
Scouts (The); with biographical

sketch and instructive annotations,
J. Lilian Vandevere, of U. S.; pf.
with words. (Progressive series
compositions, no. 217) © Oct. 23,
1923; 2. ¢. Oct. 26: Hi poiedags, Art
publication soc, St. Louis. 20307

Scouts (The) and. guides rally;
march, 8S. Claude Ridley, of Eng-
land; pf. ©, Sept. .26, cbezsn. 1c.
Oct. 8; E 572278; Leonard & co.,
London. 20308

Se non m’amate; versi di U. Canetti,
musica di E. C., of Italy; mand. acc..
4to. © Oct. 20,1923; 2°¢. Oct. 22;
E 576332: Ernesto Rossi, New York.

20309

Sea (The); part-song, w James Mc-
Leod, m Franz C. Bornschein, of
U. S.:; men’s voices. Fischer ed.
4to. (Part songs, no. 5291) ©
Oct. 1, 1923; 2. c. Oct. 2; BH 571541 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York.

20310

Sea (The) waves; waltz, S. P., of
Bulgaria, domiciled at Portland,
Or.; instrumental. © 1.¢. Oct. 6,
1923 ; E 574031; Steven Petroff, Port-
land, Or. 20311

Second (The) mate’s song; w D. Den-
sen [pseud. of D. Duncan], m Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. New York, Frank
Harding. © Oct. 8, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
10; E 574078; David Duncan,
Auchterarder, Scotland. 20312

Second new Sullivan selection; con-
sisting of gems from the famous
operas by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur
Sullivan, selected and arr. H. M.
Higgs, of Great Britain; pf. © Oct.
2, 1923; 1 ¢ Oct. 5; E 572174; Chap-
pell & co., 1td., London. [© selec-
tion and arrangement ] 20313

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Séguidilla; Spanish dance. Emile
Fraseard, op. 22, arr. M. L. Lake,
of U. 8.; military band, with con-
ductor. 4to. © Aug. 4, 19283; 2 ¢.
Oct. 9; FE 571818; Carl Fischer, New
York. [© arrangement] 20314

Sehnsucht (Longing); w Johann
Wolfang Goethe, m A. L., of U. S.
© Sept. 20, 1923: 2 ec. Oct. 22: B
576359; Andrew Luck, Philadelphia.

20315

Senza curtiello: versi di Armando

~Gildo, musica di Raffaele De Luca,
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn;
memd. ace. © Oct. 1, 1923;'2’ ec.
Oct, 27; EH. 574523; Verdi’s music
roll co., New York. 20316

Senza giuventtii; versi di Alberto
Silla, musica di Delio Bruno. of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 26; E 576440; Casa

editrice Posillipo, Naples. 20317
Sera (La); poesia di Gabriele
ad’Annunzio, musica di Alfredo

Berisso, of Italy. (Quattro liriche,
dal Poema paradisiaco, no. 4) ©
Oct. 17, 1923; 1 c. Oct. 18; E 572297;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 20318
Seraphina’s minuet: by Francesco
Ticeiati, of Italy. 1. Piano—2. Vio-
lin and pf. © Sept. 18, 1928; 1 «.
Negen Oct. .&: EF 572204, 572206;
Schott & co., London. 20319, 20320
Serenade; by E. M., of U. S.; violin
and pf. © Oct. 1, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 5;
E 574004; Edward Morris, New
York. 20321

by M. Zoltai, of U. S., op. 27, no.
2; violin with pf. (Melodious com-
positions by modern composers,
grade three) © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 15; EH 576112; Harms, inc., New
York. 20322
from Suite for cello and orch.,
by Victor Herbert, of U. S., op. 3;
violin with pf. Rev. ed. (Melodi-
‘ous compositions by modern compos-
ers, grade four) © Oct. 10, 1923;
2 ¢. Oct. 18; E 576177; Harms, ine.,
New York. 20323
melody by F. T., of U.S. ©1-.
Oct. 6, 1923; E 571664; Federico
Troccoli, Boston. 20324
Serenade (A); w Jeanne Woods. m
Phyllis Fergus, of U. S.; low or med.
voice. © Oct. 22, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 25;
E 574502; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20325
Serenade badine (Serenata jocosa) ;
humorous serenade, Gabriel-Marie,
arr. F. Henri Klickmann, of U. §&.;
pf. (McKinley world famous edition,

| Serenade

Sérénade nocturne;

203357

no. 2008) © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 «.

Sept. 27; E 571309; McKinley music

co., Chicago. [© arrangement]
20326

Serenude coquette; by Virgilio Ran-
zato, of Italy; violin and pf.
Oct. 3, 1923; 2 e«. Oct. 5; E 5740038;
Mauro Y. Cardilli, New York.

20327

(Die) der verliebten (La
sérénade des amoureux) ; von Paul
Lineke, of Germany; violine, cello
u. pf. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct.
27: E 572490; Apollo-verlag, Berlin.
: 20328
daprés la Séré-
nade chantée, de M. E., of France;
violon avec ace. de quatuor 4 cordes.
Paris, Christmas edition. 4to. ©
Sept. 14, 1923; 1 ¢« Sept. 26; HB
572040: Marcel Etchecopar, Cernay-
Emont, France. [© arrangement]
203829

Serenade petite; by J. S. Zamecnik.
of U. S.; pf. © Oct: 9, 1923; 2 c.
Oct. 11; E 571942; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 20330

Settle up and settle down; w Ralph
Fk. Murphy, melody by C. H. L., of
U.S. ©1c. Oct. 6, 1923; EB 576185;
Cyrus Harold Lewis, New York.

203381
Shadowland; by Marion G. Osgood,
of U. S.; violin with pf. (Melodious

compositions by modern composers,
grade one) © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ¢.
Wri. Be d0Glt9s : Carns, nes
New York. 20332

Shadows; w andm J. T. L., of U.S.
arr.. Otto. Merz, of .U. S. ©. 1.«.
Oct. 24; 7 19232) H.,. Sf4ai3 ;., kobn
Thomas Lewis, Pittsburgh. 20333

Shall America go back: w and m J.
G. D., of U. S.; cho. post card 34%
in. by 53 in. © Oct. 15, 1923; 2 ¢.
Nov. 2; E 576726; James Gerald
Dailey, Philadelphia. 20334

She calls me Tootie; w and m C. E. S.,
of U. S., arr. E. S. 8S. Huntington,
of 'U.°8. “©rdt ec... Octi 19, .1923 5H
576215: C. E. Stage, Davenport, Ia.

20335

She is a wise little girl; w and melody
Wes! BH. ot We SI © et 'c. Octi>2Z0,
1923: E 574285; Wilfred B. Harris,
Seattle. 20336

She kicked me; wD. J. K.,m E. S. 8S.
Huntington, of U. 8S: ©1c. Oct. 4,
1923; E 571582; D. J. Klumbis, Cen-
tralia; Til. i 20337

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

20338 .

She'll stay with me till the cows come
home; w F. F. B., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach,
one. S. © Ae. Oct) 22, 2928-5
574882 ; Foster F. Breazeale, Dallas.

20338

She’s far too good for me; fox trot.
w Wyn Ewart, m Jay Connelly, of
Great Britain; in C. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 1,
19235 Lc. Noy.” 103. Hi Dt271( & aaa
reine & co., London. 20339

She’s the girl for me; w and m P. T.
S,. of U. S., arr. Phylis Thatcher
Spicker, of U.-S...© toc..Aug. 20,
1923; E 571534; Phylis T. Spicker,
Logan, Utah. 20340

She’s the girl I’m looking for: w and
m J. B. R.j:of; U.S: ©) Oct. 1,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 17; E 576641: James
Burl Robinson, E. St. Louis, Il.

20341

She’s the same old sunbonnet Sue;
from Sunbonnet Sue, w Robert B.
Smith, m Gus Edwards. of U. §&.
© Oct. 10, 1928; 2 «@ Oct. 11: E
574109; Harms, inc., New York.

20342

Sheepherders blues: w C. L. §&., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Aug. 31, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 6;
E 571753; Clayton L. Skillman, Big
Timber, Mont. 203438

Shimmie shoes; by Max Kortlander,
OL UivSne Bier ©-Ock 17, 19232 2. c.
Oct. 19; E 576252; Jack Mills. inc.,
New York. 20344

Shine on me; hymn, arr. J. B. Her-
bert).of U.S) .©. Oct: 10, 1923° 2
eG Oct! 20 7h 5T4500- Homer” A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© harmoni-
zation and arrangement] 20345

Shoe blues; w and melody F. C. Burk
of U. S. © 1: e. Oct. 2, 1923; E
571492; Clarence Williams musiic
pub. co., inec., New York. 20346

Shoemaker (The); w and m Peter
Warlock [pseud. of Philip Heseltine]
of England. (Lillygay, no. 3) ©
Sept. 10, 1928; 1 ¢« Sept. 11; EH
567913; J. & W. Chester, itd., Lon-

ao Yotlidind

don. ART

Shootin’ crap blues; w and melody
Jimmy Kaplan, of U. S. © 1 «.
Oct. 2, 1928; E 571509: Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc... New
York. 20348

Short unaccompanied mass for Advent
and Lent; m Reginald Vaughan. of
Great Britain; male voices. (ln
Fischer edition, no. 5275: Vade me-

t

|

pt. 111, D. s., v. 15

cum, v. 3) © Oct. 18, 1923: 2c.
Oct. 20; E 576617; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. . 20349

Shorty George blues; w G. W. T. and
Hociel Thomas, m G. W. T., of U.
S. ©1c Oct. 18, 1923; BE 574264:
Geo. W. Thomas, Chicago. 20350

Shout the glad tidings; w Wm. A.
Muhlenburg, m J. Frank Russell, of
U. S.; mixed voices. (Octavo se-
ries, mixed voices, sacred, no. 1391.)
© Sept. 26, 1923; 2 c« Sept. 28; EB
569778; Arthur P, Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 20851

Shy man, shy man; w Jane B. Maple,
m Elliott Markham, of U. S8.; pf.
with w. © Oct. 2, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
2: E 576667: Mrs. J. B. Maple, Ft.
Smith, Ark. 20352

Sick and can’t get well with the blues:
fox trot, w J. ©. G., melody Jack
Vineent, of U.-8.,,©6) teat. 15,
1923: E 576079: John Clay Green,
Chicago. 20353

Signorina (Miss); fox trot, versi di
Pasquale Buongiovanni, musica di
Louis Canoro, of U. §8.; violin ace.
© 1c Oct. 31, 1923; E 576590;
Vittoria music pub. co., New York.

20354

Signorina dalle rose téa; fox-trot.
versi di Enzo Fusco, musica di Giu-
seppe Cioffi,. of Italy; mand. ace.
Naples, Partenope. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1923; 1 c Oct. 8; E 572194; Italian
book co., New. York. 20355

Signs of the judgment; hymn, arr. J.
B. Herbert, of U. S. © Oct. 10,
1923: 2 c. Oct. 20; E 574318; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 20356

Silent (The) hour; w andm C. F. J.,
of U. S. Philadelphia, Pa., Jackson
studio. © Sept. 28, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept.
26: E 571448; C. Ferd Jackson,
Media, Pa. 20357

Silent night, holy night (Stille nacht,
heilige nacht); German folk song,
_ English w adapted from the hymnal,
arr. Gerald Reynolds, of U. 8.;
women’s voices. 4to. (Fischer edi-
tion, no; 5284.). © Oe, 22,1923 3
2 c« Oct. 28; E 574412; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. [© arrange-
ment. ] 20358

Silent words of gold; w Louis Zuber,
mG. O. H., of U. S., op. 96; treble
voices..,;-4to.,; ©), Oet:..3, 1928 5-2...
Oct. 15; E 574615; Gustav Otto Horn-
berger, Woodhaven, N. Y. 20359

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_. MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Silhouette; by Daniel Gregory Mason,
of U. S., op. 21, no. 1; violincello
and pf. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 13;
EH 574171; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 203860

Silver (The) gondola; fairy sketch,
S. Claude Ridley, of England; pf.
© Sept. (26, 1923; ..1).¢:; Oct...8; B
572274; Leonard & co., London.

20361

Simpatica (la) ; mazurka, F. Pugliese,
arr. Angelo Sebastianelli, of U. S.,
pf. accordeon. (Piano accordeon
edition, no. 1009.) © June 26, 1923;
Ze. sept. 27; EH 576611 3+ John: iA.
Cerabino, New York. 20362

Simpaticona mia; versi di Francesco
Cuonzo, musica di Mario Picone, of
Italy ; mand. acc. Naples, Casa edi-
trice Panzetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta
1923.) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1c. Oct. 19;
E 572349; Italian book co., New
York. 20363

Sin writes: w and m H. L., of Norway, |

domiciled at Indianapolis. © Aug.
Py rose ae OC ie « -E)- O7T6150 ;
Haldor Lillenas, Indianapolis. 20364

Since Jesus has come to abide; w and
m H. L., of Norway, domiciled at
Redlands, Calif. © Aug. 1, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 10; E 576323; Haldor Lil-
lenas, Redlands, ‘ Calif. 20365

Since Jesus saved me; w Richard
Hainsworth [pseud. of H. L.]; m
H. L., of Norway, domiciled at Red-
famds, Calif. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 «
Oct. 17: E 576151; Haldor Lillenas,
Redlands. Calif. 20366

Since the day I lost your love; w
P. F., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©1
e. Oct. 1, 1923; E 571484; Philippe
Falardeau, Pagwa-River, Ont., Can-
ada. 20367

Since the days of prohibition; w and
m G. G., of U. S., arr. Carl Deman-
gate, of U. S. ©1c. Oct. 27, 1923:
E 574526: Griswold Green, Saratoga
Springs. N.Y. 20368

Sing a little, play a little, dance a
little, jig a little; w and m O. M.,
of U. 8., arr. Ray Hibbeler, of U. S.
© 1.¢. Oct. 11, 1928; BE 574281;
Opal Montgomery, Wolcott, Ind.

20369

Sing out. ye nymphs; m John Bennet,
of England, ed. and adapted Ed-
mund H. Fellowes, of Great Britain ;
male voices. 4to. (Male voice choir
library, no. 116: John Bennet’s
madrigals to four voices, no. 7.) ©

20381

Oct. 10, 1923; 1 ¢ Oct. 22; EB 572702 ;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. [© ar-
rangement ] 20370

Sing unto the Lord a new song; w
aie tS MESa HS. Ee Ok OS.
Erie, Pa., Lehman & co. 12mo. ©
Aug. 11, 1923; 2 c@ and aff. Aug. 29;
A 755841; Mrs. H. S. Lehman, Erie,
Pa. 20371

Siréne; shimmy or fox trot, F. S., of
Italy; pf. Naples, Edizione E. Mad-
daloni. © Jan. 20, 1923; 1c July
17; E 572099; F. Strumillo, New
York. 20872

Sissy Lister; w J. J. B., m George
Gra, “{r., Ol... Se, ALl.. UL REO. ~G.
Beicn. OL Wess Cer ee OC 22,
1923; E 574401; J. J. Barnett, Cal-
gary, Alta., Canada. 20373

Sister of mine; w B. B., m Al Meehan,
of U.:S.> pf. with w. © Aug. 28,
n923 ; 2c. Oct. 6; HE 5ST1 7393 Belwa
Bowen, Jamestown, N. D. 20374

Sit down ; negro spiritual, arr. Roland
Hayes, of U. S.; high voice. © Oct.
8, 1923; 2. ce. Oct..9; BE 5740605 G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 20375

Skeezix; w and m Haven Gillespie,
Egbert Van Alstyne and Louise
Field,’ of U: S> ‘©, Nov. 2; 1923 +2 '¢.
Nov. 3; E 574621; Jerome H. Re-
mick & co., New York. 20376

Sleep, baby sleep; Christmas lullaby,

w and m H.L., of Norway, domiciled
at Redlands, Calif. © Aug. 1, 1923;
2 e@ Sept. 10; E 576321; Haldor
Lillenas, Redlands, Calif. 20377

Sleeping (The) princess; three-part
song, tr. from the Russian by Con-
stance Purdy, w and m Alexander
Borodine, choral version Victor
Harris, of U. S.; women’s voices.

Ato. © Sept. 22, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 16;
E 576108; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[© choral version] 20378

Sleepy Hawaii; slow jazz waltz, w
and m Russ Johnston, of Australia.
(Paling’s song series, no. 1382) ©
AuUeG 17, «1923.5 .1).¢. Sept. 25:5,
DiZASa; W. iH. ; Paling. & .eo.,.;1td.,
Sydney, Australia. 20379

Sleepy seas; waltz, w and m R. A. A.
S., of Australia. Melbourne, Melola
- salon. © June 24, 1922; 1 c Dec.
11; E 572411; Reginald A. A. Stone-
ham, Melbourne, Australia. 20380
Slickport-reverie; by H. J., of U. 8.;
pf. ©l1e. Oct. 23, 1923; E 574467 ;
Herald Jepson, Hastings, Pa.
20381

1155

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

203882

Slip-slip-slippery mama; w and melody
J. W., of U. S., arr. Carl A. Weber,
of°U. S.. © lve. Oct../1670923 34h)
074215; John Weist, Seattle.

203882

Slubny wieniec; wiejski taniec, arr.
Frank Przybylski, of U. S.; pf. ©

Pept. 26) O28 +2 26 Oetia: £8)
571555; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski,
Chicago. 20383
Slug kapures; w F. R., melody M.

Kortchmaroff, of U. S. © 1 «¢ Oct.
27, 1923 ; H 574525; Fani Rund, New
York. 20384.
Slumber (The) boat; w Alice C. D.
Riley, m Jessie L. Gaynor, arr. C.
B. Aitchison, of U. S.; baritone solo
and male chorus ace. (Summy’s
octavo edition, series for male
voices, no. 3071) © Oct. 26, 1923;
‘2 e@ Nov. 2; E 576606; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. [© arrange-
ment | 20385

Slumber song of the plains; w Herbert
J. Brandon, m Felix White, of Eng-
land; in G. © Sept. 25, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 26; E 572104; G. Ricordi &
co., London. 20386

Smier¢é komara; pieSfi, opr, Edward
Krotochwil, of U. S. © Sept. 25,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 3; E 571558; Wladys-
law H. Sajewski, Chicago. 20387

Smile (A), a sigh, a tear, good-bye;
w Percy
Walter Smith, of U. S.
Oct” 15," IBZ8 Be CO TOUeS by ba ©.
Brewer, San Francisco. 20388

Smile, smile; w and m P. P. B., of
Be Su Oi Ot. 25, 1923 4) Ze. Vet.
15; E 576052; Peter P. Bilhorn,
Chicago. 20389

Smile, smile, smile; w and m Carolyn
R. Freeman, of U. S.; with saxo-
phone solo-duet. © Oct. 8, 1923; 2
c. Oct. 15; EH 576095; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 20390

Smiles; w A. M., melody Max Nor-
worth [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
U.S. ©le. Oct. 18, 1928; E 574147;
Anna Miller, Pittsburgh. 20891

Smith’s comic songs for the ukulele;
collection compiled W. J. S., of U.
S., with simple diagram chords. 4to.
© Aug. 23, 1923; 2 ¢. Aug. 27; aff.

OM Sg os

Aug. 24; A 7563894; William J.
Smith music co., ine., New York.
20392

Snake-charmer (The); oriental pic-
‘ture, Harry Rowe Shelley, of U. S.;
pf. © Oct. 28, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 27;

E 576536; G. Schirmer, ine, New:

York. 20393

Osborne Brewer, melody.

pt. 111, 0. s., v.18

Snuggling; waltz song, w Stanley J.
Damerell and Robert Hargreaves,
m §S. E. Tolechard Evans, of Great
Britain; in B flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 17, 1923;
1 ec. Oct. 1; E 572140; Cecil Lennox
& co., London. 203894

So now I'll find another pal; w 8. H.,
m. Fp bi. V,00f Uy S7® /Oets 1H,
1923; 2 ec Oct. 23; E 574492; Stan-
ley Herzog and Frank Li _ Volsi,
Stamford, Conn. 20395

So why do you cry for me; w and m
William A. Holmes, of U. S., arr.
James' Scott;'of U. So OMe eet.
5, 1923; E 569965; W. A. Holmes,
Kansas City, Kan. - 20896

Sogno (Un); poesia di Gabriele d’-
Annunzio, musica di Alfredo Beris-
so, of Italy. (Quattro liriche, no.
1) | © Oct: DFS 1923s5% ee Ockogs ;
E 572301; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

. 20397

Sogno (Il) dei sposi; valzer, Luigi
Tutela, of Italy, domiciled at New-
ark, N. J.; pf. Contents: pte. 1*. La
visione.—pte. 2°. Il sogno.—pte. 3°.
La realté. © 1c. Oct. 238, 19238; EH
574349; Domenico Frisoli, Newark,
NO: 20398

Soir (Le) en famille; chansons pour
tous, grands et: petits, paroles de
Maurice Dufresne, musique de Paul
Ricourt, of France, nos. 1-15. ©
Oct..5, 1923; 1 ¢. Oet: 273) Hi 572550 ;y
Henri Lemoine et cie., Paris.

20899

Soiree; by J. S. Zamecnik, of U. 8.;
pf. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 c Oct. 11; E
571943; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 20400

Soldier (The); trio, w Robert Burns,
m Benjamin Whelpley, of U. S.;
women’s voices. 4to. (Boston music
‘eo., secular choruses, no. 1360) ©
Oct. 20, 1923; 2 e. Oct. 29; EH 576528 ;
Boston musie co., Boston.. 20401

Solitude; by N. Steherbatcheff, tran-
scribed Harold Vincent Milligan,
of U. S.; organ. © Oct. 3, 1923; 2

@ Oct. 5; EH 569961; Arthur. P.
Schmidt co., Boston. [© transcrip-
tion ] 20402

Some day; w Neville Fleeson, m Al-
bert Von: Tilzer, of U. 8S. © 1.
Oct. 3, 1923; E 569963 ; Harms, inc.,
New York. 20403

Some day she may think of me; w
F. N., jr, m and arr. B. Wyllie, of
U.S. ©1e. Oct. 8, 1923; H 574006 ;
Frank Nack, jr., Ferguson, Mo.

20404

1156

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Some day you'll pay; fox trot, w Nat
Nathanson, m Edward Shapiro, of
(hrse> ©, Oct. 1, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 18;
E 9576541; National music pub. co.,
New York. 20405

Some day you'll want me back again;
w Yvonne Gestomski, m A. E. Lee-
man on. S.C), Ie, ‘Oct!13, 1923:
E 574138; As -lbert Erskine Leeman,
Sacramento, Calif. 20406

Some day you will return; w E. E. E.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Geraci OT 10. Ss. 3 (C) tf e OEE 22.
1923; E 574370; Emma FE. Emery,
Philadelphia. 20407

Some'‘old day; w J. C. R...m E.'S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1923; BW’ 576205; J. C. “Robinson;
Norton, Va. 20408

somebody’s buried in the graveyard:
hymn, arr. J..\B. Herbert, of U.S.
©? Oet. (10,1923; 2 ec. Oct. 20;,.B
474312; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. [© harmonization and ar-
rangement ] 20409

Somebody’s lonesome for you little
Sulzjwiand-m G. W..V., of U. S&S.
arr. Robert A, Hill. of U.S. ©le.
Oct. 3, 1923; E 571570: George Wil-
liam Volkmar, Philadelphia. 20410

Somehow, I’m always to blame: w
and:)m Roy B. Carson, ef U.,S, ©
Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 10; E 576004;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-

cago. 20411
Someone like you; w W. B., m Geo.
Sratoejr,, Of U.-:S.,, arv..jCheo..G.
Beach ver: §.14© .k -c.,.Oeti 22,

1923: E 574386: William Bradshaw,
Brooklyn. 20412

Someone’s waiting for you; w D. G.
Hooley. m Sylvia Forrest. of U. S.;
pf. with words. ©, Oct..23, 1923; 2
ce. Noy. 2; E 576689; Daniel G.
Hooley, Boston. 204138

Sometime; waltz, w and m F. E. B.,
of "UO. ‘S:jvarr) Luther /A. /Clark:; ‘©
Oeki1 21923: 2 c. Octs 2; BE: d71540%
Frank; KH: \Brown,; Walton,,. N.,,,.¥.
[© new matter] 20414

Sometimes.I think I love you: w and

1.0 HD, of We S:5 ©, deed Qe.
25, 1923; E 576560; Lewis Huber
Unglesby, Baton Rouge, La. 20415

Somewhere for me there’s someone
_ waiting; w Sydney T. Pease, m
Harry Stogden, arr. Geo. J. Trink-
aus, of U. S.; female voices. 4to.
(Witmark edition, standard quar-
tettes, no. 1664) © Sept. 27, 1923;

80830—24

20427

2 ¢. Oct. 5; E 569991; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment } 20416

Somewhere in the world; ballad, w
and m Nat. D. Ayer, of U. SS.) ©
Oat. :26; 1923 3)2.c.,Oet.: 27,3 H 576475;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 20417

Somewhere there is home; w A. C. J.,

Hinatged. GG Paik, Jt LOL Us. So. aEr:
Theo... G. Beach, ‘of U.S. ©nke
Oct. (22, 1923; E 574410; Alvin C.
Jackson, Milwaukee. 20418

Sonata no. 3; en 4 partes, d’ Enrique
Soro, of Chile; pf., en re mayor.
Edizione Ricordi. © Oct. 17, 1923;
1 ¢ Oct. 18; E 572289; G. Rieordi
& co., Milan. 20419

Sonatina (La); versi di G. Garofalo,
musica di Enrico Cannio, of Italy;
mand. acc. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1923;
2 1e. "Oe 228° H
Rossi, New York. 20420

Song-flight; by Arthur Farwell, of U.
S.; op. 61; violin and piano. (Sheet
musie edition, B. 1845) © Sept. 12,
IOZD 5 52) CasGiet.. OF Bh diloot, , Carl
Fischer, New York. 20421

Song (The) in the heart; w George
Orlia Webster, m Grant Colfax Tul-
lar, of U. S. © June 18, 1923; 2. ¢
Oct. 22, E 5744381; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 20422

Song (The) of life (Le chant de la
vie) ; English ver. Eugene Neustadt,
m John W. Metcalf, of U.S. 1. Sop.
or ten—2. Alto or bar. © Sept.
6, 1923; 2 c. each Sept. 10: E 570907 ;
Arthur P. Sehmidt co., Boston,

20423

Song (A) of love (Chanson d’amour) ;
by Wallace Chantry, of Great Brit-
ain+-.giici ©OaSepty 15,:/4928+ dye
Sept. 27; E 572093: Bayley: & Fer-
guson, Glasgow. 20424

Song (The) of my heart; w H. P. C.,
m HEilliott Markham, of U. S.;. pf.
with w. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 c. Oct.
15; E 576040; Hazel Patrick Cor-
coran., Laredo, Tex. 20425

Song of New Jersey; w and m F. M.
J., of U. S.; unison cho., New York,
Wm. A. Pond & co. (Secular octavo
music, second series, no. 15) © Oct.
4, 1923; 2c. Oct. 3; BE 569959 ; Frank
Moore Jeffery, New York. 20426

Song of the birds: w and m E. H. H.,
Of. Us Sey ©) Oct. 18." 1923342 ¢.- Cer,
19; E 576246; Elizabeth H. Hupp,
Wheeling, W, Ya. 20427

7 1157

576337; Ernesto. ~

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

20428

pt. 1, n&ési v.08

Song (The) of the lark; Gordon 5S.
Thayer, of U. S.; pf. (Sunbeams)

© Oct. 30, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 31; Bf

576574; S. Brainard’s sons co., New

York. 20428
Song (The) of the roaming boy; w
J. T.,-m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.;

pf.. with, w.. © Aug. 28, 1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 6; E Yak is oe John Tsche, Chi-
cago. 20429

Song of the rose; w Monte Carlo, m
Alma Sanders, of U. S., arr. George
Scott, of U, S. .© 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1923:
E 9574439; Broadway music corp.,
New York. 20430

Songs for the littlest ones; w and m
C. W. Jenkins, of U. S. obl. 12mo.
© June 20, 1923; 2 c June 26; aff.
July 16; A 754350; Boston music
CO., Boston. 204381

Songs of a Gipsy trail; five songs, w
Helen Taylor, m Easthope Martin;
medium voice.
lover.—2. A Romany croon.—3. The
wedding of Sara Lee.—4. When you
come to me.—d. Jack of all trades.
CGTOctr'o, to2e, te eck, 24 ara
972415; Enoch & sons, Itd., London.

20432
Songs of Song-ah-tah; four American
Indian songs, poems Charles O.

Roos, music Homer Grunn, of U. S.;
high voice. Contents:—My sweet
love eall.—By the listening willows
I wait.—Wait no more for me.—On
a cloud I will ride. © Oct. 9, 1923;
2. €fs Oct) 11.73 eh. 5719384; Sam. Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 20433

of the homestead; cycle of
songs, w Edward Lockton, m Paul
Eadie, of Great Britain; low voice,
Contents :—1l1. There’s a little blue
haven.—2. Sleep you my fairy.—3.
The little old cradle—4. The dales
of England. © Sept. 28, 1923; 1 «

Songs

Oct. 2; E. 572166; Cary & co., Lon-
don. 20434
Songs we love; reverie, intro., When

youre gone I won’t forget, In the
gloaming, Tosti’s goodbye. Love’s
old sweet song, Then you’ll renem-
ber. me, compiled and arr., W. C.
Polla.ot MS": pi. Oct te 1923 -
2 e. Oct. 186 E 576128; FE. B: Havi-
land pub. co., New York. 20435

eI

Songs (The) we ne’er forget; reverie,
intro., When I’m gone you'll soon
forget, Oh! Susanna, La_ paloma,
When you and I were young Maggie.
and Forbidden song,
arr. W. C. Polla, of U. S.; pf. “© Oct.

Contents :—1. The

compiled and |

123: 1923 3.2) & (OC IMSS HTS ieiae
I’. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
— 20486

Sonnet XVI: w John Keats, m T. P.
C., of Ut S.; tent ©) Ae,
1923; E 574088; Theodore Parkman
Carter, New York. 20437

Sonnet XXIX ; w William Wordsworth,
mek. C., of Ulssaa Dare
Oct. 12, 1923; HE 574091; Theodore
Parkman Carter, New York. 204388

Sop-tim-bom (Half past ten) ; Chinese
waliz, Neil Morét, of U. S.: oreh.
4to..:© Oct.°16, 192352 @ Och 17:
E 576180; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 20439

Soro (Enrique) Vals; por E. Soro, of
Chile; pf. Edizione Ricordi. 1. En
re,bémol mayor.-—2. En re mayor.
© Oct. 17, 1923; 1 ¢« each Oct. 18;
E 572276, 572278: G. Ricordi & €o.,
Milan. 20440, 20441

Sorrow song; w W. J. Turner, m Cyril
Bradley Rootham, of Great Britain;
low voice. © Sept. 27, 1923; 1 «
Oct. 8; E 572212; Schott & co., Lon-
don. 20442

Sorry for you; w and melody Hugene
West, Ira Schuster and Johnny
White, of. U;. S., abrile ben oe &
Oct. 26, 1923; E 574531; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 20443

South (The) breeze misses you; w and
m; B.C. J., of “US 8S.) ares gd: Berni
Barbour, of U.S. «© ae errr,
1923: E 574254; Evelyn Caldwell
Jones, Chicago. 20444

South side blues; w and melody Wen
Hall and Harry Geise, of U.S. ©1
ce. Oct. 11, 1923; BE 576353; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., New York.

20445

Southern lullaby; fox trot song, from
he rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, w
Ray Mack, m Frank W. Beaston, of
U. S. © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 18;
E 574274; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20446
Southern melodies; intro: Old black
Joe, My old Kentucky, ete., ed. and
arr. George Rosey [pseud. of G. M.
Rosenberg] of U. 8.; pf. New York,
George Rosey pub. CO. © Sept. 5,
1923: 2 « Oct. 20: E 5743846; G. M.
Zosenberg, New York. 20447
Souvenir de Vienne: by Cyril Scott,
arr. Ernest Austin, of England;
orech., with pf. conductor. © Oct.
19. 1923; °1>e. Oct. 20; To 572418;
Elkin & co., 1td., London. 20448

1158

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Spanish dance; by Caroline Maude
[i. e. Viscountess Hawarden, of Eng-
land]; pf. ©, Sept: | 22, 192331:
Oct. 5: E 572192; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 20449

Spanish (The) dancer; tango fox trot,
w Lorenz M. Hart, m Mel Shauer, of
U. 8: © Oct. 18, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 19:
E 576248: Globe music co., New
York. 20450

Sparks; by Kenneth J. Alford [pseud.
of F. J. Ricketts] of England;
xylophone solo, with ace. band pts.

and conductor. (In Hawkes &
son’s m. b. edition, no. 460) ©
Aus, $295511923 3/1 ec. Septc $; BH
567795: Hawkes & son, London.

20451

Speak for yourself; w Ralph F. Mur-
phy, melody C. H. L., of U. S. ©
1 © Oct. 6, 19238; E 576186; Cyrus
Harlod Lewis, New York. 20452

Spider (The) and the fly; w and m
adapted M. I. Bohannon and Geof-
frey O’Hara, of U. S.; men’s voices.
Ato. (Geoffrey O’Hara’s 3 minute
harmonies, no. 4) © Oct. 9, 1923;
2 e. Oct. 11; E 571944; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 20453

Sport (The): w J. H. B., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.
Oc, 2, 1925-2 <. Nov. 2.5 bi(6673 :
Mrs. John H. Beck, Satanta, Kan.

20454

Sposa (La); tarantella, F. Pugliese,
arr. Angelo Sebastianelli, of U. S.;
pf. accordeon. (Piano accordeon.
edition, no. 1017) © June 26, 1923;
2 G5. Sept...26 ...H, b(6612: John A,
Cerabino, New York. 20455

Spread it; melody A.-M. Gifford, jr.,

Of CUS Oil .e)) Octe, 2;.01923 4 B
571500; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 20456

Spread your wings, eagle of America;
w EH. de M., melody John F.. Ryan,
Of Ur 1S pO be.) Oets,.6, 1923.3055
571682; E. de Messimy, Hoboken,
Nuys 20457

' Spring; w and m Edna J. Allen Phil-
lips, of U. S. (Four seasons) ©
Och 10,5 +1928; °.2 e Oct.) 15: 4H
574167 ; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
20458

Spring’s awakening; air de ballet, by
Ernest Wilkes, of Great Britain,
op. 7; pf. © Sept. 25, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 8: E 572180; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow. 20459

|

20470

Springtime is love-time; w E. W., m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
words. © Oct. 23, 1923; 2 ¢c. Nov.

EH 576686; Evelyn Wines, Kelso,
Wash. 20460

Springtime (The) of life; w W. R. B.,
m Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. New
York, Frank Harding. © Oct. 15,.
1923; 2 ce. Oct. 9; E 574197; Wm. R..
Beard, Sioux Falls, S. D. 20462

Srubka polka; by J. Wozniak, opra-
cowal Fr. Przybylski, of U. S8.; pf.
© June 30, 1923; 2 ce. Nov. 12; E
576996; F. C. Schunke, Buffalo.

20462

Star (The) above the manger; song.
of the Christ child, w W. N. B., m
Thos. B. Weaver, of U.S. Syraeuse;.
N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co. © Oct.
4, IO2Si3 72 ce. Oetkc 195()H ST6225
Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y.

20463:

Star o’ the East (Cleopatra) ; acting

version with music, of Antony and

Cleopatra, Ve. Sa: iof «U.S. 3
1 « Oct. 9, 1923; D 26492; Vincent
Philamon Sullivan, New York.
20464
Star (The) of Coolidge gleams; w
and m J: 8. W., of U. S. [Photo-
stay. © 4 4 Oet! 15. 1923" HF
074157; John Scott Wilson, Chi-
cago. 20465

Star (A) of gold; w J. H., m Al. Mee-
han, of U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug.
31) 219285 s2 be Oct. Gl: Ws STIS Ls
Josephine Huff, Sainte Marie, III.

20466

Star of the wilderness; w Graham
John, m Max Darewski, of Engiand ;
in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 31, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 2;
E 572161; Francis, Day & Hunter.
London. 20467

Stars of radiant night; serenade, w
tr. from the Russian of Fofanoff by
Constance Purdy, m N. Tcherepnin,.
op. 1,:-nos, 23 arr’; Victor Harris,
of U. S.; three women’s voices. 4to.
© Sept. 28, 1925; 2 ¢ Oct. 16; EB
576101; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
[© arrangement] 20468:

Stars (The) shine on; w andm G. C.

Gorrell, of U. S.; sop. © 1. Oct.
5, 1923; E 569967; Glenn Campbelf
Gorrell, Washington. 20462

Statt’ accussi! versi di Giuseppe An-

dreassi, musica di G. Salzano, of
Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Santa
Lucia. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 «

Oct. 19; E 572367; Italian book co.,
New York. 20478

t 1159

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

20471

Stay home, little girl, stay home; w
Lew Brown, m James F. Hanley, of
U. S. © Nov: 8, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 9;
E 576905; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.
inc., New York. 20471.

——— —— — arr. Jack Glogau, of
Was. ©. 1 te. Octo.) 1998 wb
576138; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 20472

Stay home stew; w Hulbert Esmere,
m George Butts, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Philadelphia, Pa. ©
1 e. Oct. 25, 1923; BH 574450; Ex-
celsior music pub. co., Philadelphia.

20473

Stealing to Virginia; fox trot, w Gus
Kahn, m Walter Donaldson, of U.
S., arr. Frank E. Barry, of U. S.;
orch. Feist ed. 4to. © Oct. 24,
1928; 2 c Oct. 25; E. 574528; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 20474

Stick in the mud; w and melody Dun-
can sisters, [i. e. Rosetta and Vivian
Duncan], of U. S. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1923 ; E 576142; Duncan sisters, San
Francisco. 20475

Stop loving some one that don’t love
you; w and m H. C. W., of U. §.,
arr. Grant Williams, of U. S. © 1
ce. Oct. 15, 1923; E 576086; Howard
Clark Washington, Columbus, O.

20476

Stop that fancy stuff; w G. H. B., m
G. E. H., of U. S.. © 1 e. Oct. 27,
1923; E 574516; Geo. E. Halley and
Geo. H. Bowles, Kansas City, Mo.

20477

Storia (La) di Monella; fox trot, versi
di Francesco Cuonzo, musica di Gio-
vanni Searpati, of Italy; mand, ace.
Naples, Italy, Casa editrice Pan-
zetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923) ©
Sept. 8, 1923; 1 ec. Oct. 19; EH. 572348 ;
Italian book co., New York. 20478

Stories (The) my mother told me;
w C. L. F., m Chas. L. Lewis, of
Uvs: © Oet. '27;)'1923 :°2°a@! Oct. 27:
E 576564; Chas. L. Franks, Car-
thage, Mo. 20479

Stornellata estiva : versi di N. Cozzi,
musica di F. 8S. Cataldo, of Italy;

mand. ace. Naples, Casa editrice
Panzetta. 4to. (Nuove canzoni di
Piedigrotta) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 «.

Oct. 19; E 572350; Italian book co.,
New York. 20480
Stornellatina ; versi e musica di E. R.,
of U. S.; mand. ace. 4to.
20, 1923; 2 ¢« Oct. 22; E 576334;
Ernesto Rossi, New York. 20481

© Oct. :

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Stornello (Lo) ,del dolore; versi di
Pacifico Vento, musica di Ferdinando
Albano, of Italy; mand. ace. Na-
ples, Santa Lucia. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1923; 1c. Oct. 19; EH 572363; Italian
book co., New York. 20482

Story (The) of a song; w Lytton Cox,
m Henry 8S. Sawyer, of U.S. (Deni-
son’s musical readings) © Oct. 12,
1928-2 ec. Oct. 15> HB Sre00r eae.
Denison & co., Chicago. 20483

Street (The) sounds to the soldier’s
tread; I wish you well, w A. E. Hous-
man, m Stanley Wilson, of Great
Britain. © Oct. 15, 1923; 1 ¢ Oct.
16; E 572308; A. W. Ridley & co.,
London. 20484

Strut my brown skin babe; w J. C. J.,
m Maurice B. Dodd, of U. S). ©1
ce. Oct. 15, 1923; E 576083; Jordon
Chester Jennings, Baltimore. 20485

Such loving you never knew; w K. C.,
m E. 8. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1. «.,. Nov. 2, .1923;. E 576714; K.
Coulter, Brownwood, Tex. 20486

Suefio de hadas; por J. G., of U. S.;
pf. San Juan, P. R.. Garriga bros.
& co. '© Nov: 1) 1028-2) cine, 9 :
EH 576902 ;; Juan Garriga, San Juan,
Pri Be 20487

Siisse Susann’; shimmy aus der dreiak-
tigen operette Stisse Susi, w Au-
gust Neidhart u. Richard Bars, m
Siegfried Grzyb, of Austria, klavier
arr. Otto Lindemann, of Germany.
© May 30, 1923; 1 ¢« Sept. 29; BH
572113; Drei-masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 20488

Stisse Susi; operette in drei akten,
von August Neidhart und Richard
Bars, musik von Siegfried Grzyb,
of Austria. Se. © May 29, 1923;
1c. Sept. 17; E 572141; Drei-masken
verlag, Berlin. 20489

Siisses miinchner kindl du! walzerlied.
aus der operette Drei auf einmal,
-w Osear Friedmann, m Edmund EKys-
ler, of Germany. © Apr. 9, 1923;
1c. Sept. 29; E 572118; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 20490

Sul lido a Venezia; valse, melody,
P. B., of U. S. ©1ec. Oct. 17, 1928;

E 576141; Paul Bolognese, New
York. 20491
Summer; w and m Hdna J. Allen

Phillips, of U. S. (Four seasons)

© Oct. 10, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 15; EB

574168; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
20492

1160

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Summer fancies: by Rossetter G. Cole,
of U. S., op. 38, no. 2; organ.

Sepp. 6, 1923: 2 c Sept.40:;: EB
570898: Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 20493

Summer girl; w and melody C. A. S.,

mor. SeoO©: IsticOcts: 6; 1923; -

E 571669; Clarence A. Smith, jr.,
Washington. 20494

Summer (A) night; suite in four
parts. Carl Doud, arr. M. L. Lake,
of U. S.:; military band, with con-
ductor. 4to. Contents: 1. Goblins’
gambols.—2. Love song.—38. Dance of
the sprites.—4. Night song. © July
28, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 9; BE 571828; Carl
Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment] 20495

Sun down blues: w R. J., m George
Cran, ir, 00,0." S., an ,idheo. G.
Beach, of U.S. ©1ec. Oct. 1, 1923;
E 571472: Rebecca Joyner, McRob-
erts, Ky. 20496

Sun (The) only shines for you; w
te me HW. ©. of. U, S:;arr;,;Paul
M. Paulsen, of U. S. © 1c Oct. 8,
1923: E 574026: Rolland Wm. Clem-
ents, Boston. 20497

Sunate, amice! versi di M. Scuotto,
musica di F. 8S. Cataldo, of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Casa editrice
Panzetta. 4to. (Nuove canzoni di
Piedigrotta) © Sept. 8, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 19: E 572351; Italian book co.,
New York. 20498

Sunday morning bells; by Theodora
Dutton, of U. S.: pf. (No hills to
climb. no. 5) © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 13: E 574184; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 20499

Sundown memories: w M. J. S., m
Hiliott Markham. of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Oct. 2, 1923; 2 ec. Nov. 2; E
976671: Mary J. Shields, Guffey,
Col. 20500

Sunlight (The) on your hair; waltz,
w Gerald O’Meara, m_ Frederick
Hopkins, of U. 8. New York, Ron-
del music co. © Oct. 18, 1923: 2 «
Oct. 28; E 574429; Frederick Hop-
kins, New York. 20501

Sunny San Tone: w E. J. A., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. 8.; pf. with w. ©
pep 10! C1gs5e--2- ef Oct. 25:9
576033: Earnest J. Acosta, Fort Sam
Houston, Tex. 20502

Sunset on the mountain; by Gordon S.
Thayer, of U. S.: pf. (Sunbeams)
© Oct. 30, 1923; 2 -¢ Oct. 31; EB
976572: S. Brainard’s sons co., New
York. 20503

“Sweet California ;

20516

Sunset (A) reverie; w Quinton Ayr-
ton, m Wilfrid Shaw, of Great Brit-
ain; male voices. 4to. (York se-
ries, anthems and glees, no. 839) ©
Oct! 1521923 3.1 e@. OctC6 ; B512306;
Banks & son, York, England. 20504

Sunshine; w Howard Bouton, melody
John McLaughlin, of U. S. © 1.
Oct. 2, 1923; E 571497; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc.. New
York. 20505

Sunshine of mine; w Harry Kelly and.
Art Beiner, m Jack Chapman, H. K.
and: A. B,, ot U. S.°-©: Get, 5,.1923 ;
2 ¢« Oct. 8: E 574052; Ted Browne
music. co., ine., Chicago. 20506

Superior California, land where the

“poppies grow; w andm J. W. B., of
U. S.; solo or cho. © Sept. 24,
1928-2 c? Oct''2*' © 571545; J. W.
Barrows, Grass Valley, Calif. 20507

Superstitious blues; w O. C. Tisdol, m
FE. 8S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©le.
Oct. 19, 1923; BE 576209; O. C. Tis-
dol, Waterbury, Conn. 20508

Sur les cimes; poésie de Wolfango
Goethe, musique de Alfredo Berisso,
OL tally wa( Tre. liriche, no. 3)
Oct. 17, 1923; 1c. Oct. 18; E 572300;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 20509

Susan; w Joseph Lederer, melody R. 8.
S., of UV. SS Ell e Oct. 31923;
E 569944; Richard S. Strauss, Chi-
cago. 20510

Swanee my southern home; w and
melody’ G. F. M., of U. S. ©1e.
Oct. 18. 1923: E 576636; Gustave
Francis Myers, New York. 20511

Swanee River love song; w E. H., Hu-
ling Hudnall and Fred Garden, mel-
ody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8. © 1
e. Oct. 29, 1923; E 576493; Elmer
Hudnall, Charlestown, W. Va.

20512
fox trot song, Ww

George A. Harrington, m Vic Lauria,

of U.:8. - © Nev... 31923 ;-2. ¢' Oct.

24: E 576615; Biltmore music pub.

co., New York. 20513

w George A. Harrington, melody

Vineent Lauria, of U. S. © 1 «¢.

Sept. 28, 1923; E 569767; Lauria-

Harrington co... New York. 20514

Sweet Katie; w E. A., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of ©
U.S. ©1e. Oct. 22, 1928 ; EB 574383 ;
Eugene Anthony, Canton. 20515:

Sweet (The) lily; w Frederick H.
Moore, m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.;
pf. with w. © Aug. 31,1923; 2 ¢.
Oct. 6; E 571750: Fred H. Moore,
Cumberland. Ky. 20516:

1161

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

20517

pt. 117, 0. s., v. 18

Sweet little bundle of love; w Christo-
pher John Coates, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York, m. L. T. P..
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York: 3©td)@ Octo12571928: FE
574094 ; Leonard Thomas Parkinson,
New York. 20517

Sweet little one; w Nat Susskin, m
MG, OF? S. “E> Pre Ort. 291923):
KE 576507; Matthew Gold, Bayonne,
SF 20518

Sweet mama, where’d you stay last
night; w Bob Chamberlain, [i. e.
Rey Cel OR ae OE, JS. oe) 1 -e: Oat,
27, 1923; BE 574515; Fred Stross and
R. Chamberlain, Venice, Calif.

20519

Sweet Marylou; w Mrs. J. C. B.. m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. 7©) Aug: 28;,1923,; .2--e,.Oet. 6;
E 571713. Mrs. J..C. Byrom, Rolla,
Mo. 20520

Sweet (The) o’ the year; trio, m Chas.
H. Marsh, of U. S.; women’s voices.
(©) Oct. 24 19238 2 VOcE.) 25-4
574483; H. W. Gray co., New York.

20521

Sweet pain; w and m Jo Trent and
Roland C. Irving, of U. S. © Sept.
26, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept..28; E 569773;
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 20522

Sweet the music; song of the vine, w
and m Lily Strickland, of U. S.;
high voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs
of Ind, no. 5) © Nov. '1, 1923; 2 e.
Nov. 2; E 576601; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 20528

Sweeter than honey to my taste; w
from the Bible,'m J. B. H., of U. S.
© Oct. 11, 1923; 2 ce Oct. 19; E
576258; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth,
Til. 20524

Sweetest (The) girl I know; fox trot,
w Eugene J. W. Conrad, m W. S. S8.,
of U.: Sei: @©e 1e4 Oct. 16, 4923;
574219; William Spencer Schwartz,
Ventnor City, N. J. 20525

Sweetest songs of all; w B. M., m
BSS:,.0of Ur S., © 4,6. Oe 2954923 ;
KE 576479; Bud MelIntyre and Ed-
ward Schroeder, Battle Creek.

20526

Sweetheart tell me that you love me

so; w and melody M. L., of U. S., arr.

GL; LL. VesBureh,,.of Us Sa.-©«.1 «
Oct. 31, 1923; E. 576583; Mitchel
Landau, New York. 20527

Sweetheart’s honeymoon; waltz, w and
m John S. Caldwell, of U. S., arr.
Harry L. Alford, of ,U.S.,© Nov.

10, 1923.2 ¢c. Nov. 12; 576991;
J. R. Reed music pub. co., Austin,
Tex. 20528
Sweetie, over you I’m going wild;
w A. W. B., m Billie Brown, of U. S.
© 1c: Oct.) 25, :1923') B5T4445 ;
Anna Welker Brown, Kansas City,
Mo. 20529
Synchronizer (The); six synchroniz-
ing suits for motion picture settings,
in loose leaf form, M. L, Lake, of U.
S.; full orch. 4to. 1 and 2. Gen-
eral use.—3. , Oriental Indian.—4.
Spanish-Mexican. © July 16, 1923;

2 ce. each Oct. 10; E. 571836-571839 ;
Carl Fischer, New York.
20530-20533
no. 5 for general use,
M. L. Laake, of) 0) 8.) Shel oreh.
4to. © July 16, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 10;
EF 571840; Carl Fischer, New York.
20534

no. 6 for general use,
M. L. Lake, of U. S.; full orech. 4to.
© July 16;'19237'2 @7Oer Ws
576357; Carl Fischer, New York.
20535

Syncopate; w Adéle Louise De Leeuw,
melody N. R. F., of U. S., arr. James
H. Harrington, of U. S. ©1e. Nov.
12, 1923; E 576961; Norman Ridley
Finch, Plainfield, N. J. 20536

Tadpole (The) [and] Rainy day; w
and m J. Lilian Vandevere, of U.
S., with the story, fingering, phras-
ing, ete.; pf. with w. (Art publica-
tion society’s series of tone pictures:
Progressive series compositions no.
130) © Nov. 9, 1923; 2 ec. Nov. 12;
E 577001; Art publication soc., St.
Louis. 20537

Taia of Egypt; transmigration with
music in two acts, w G. N. R., of U.
S.,. a2 -Ji, M.. Ry ofvUs.e “In 2; pts.,
libretto and pf. sc. © 1 e. Oct. 3,
1923; D 26487; Jack Manley Rosé
and Grace Norton Rosé, Summit,
be ie 20538

Tain’t a doggone thing but the blues;
w and melody Porter Grainger and
Bob Ricketts, of U. S. ©1e. Oct.
6, 1923; E 571672; Rainbow music
corp., New York. 20539

Same.),,@ -Ock 15, 292342 c.
Oct. 16; E 574233; Rainbow music
corp., New York. 20540

Take it easy; fox trot, w J. B., m M.
G. and J. B., of U..S., arr. and har-
monized Herman Schloss, of U. S.
[Photostat]: © l;e Oct. 23, 1923 ;
E 574352; Monroe Gold and Joseph
Brown, New York. 20541

1162

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

~ no. 11, 1923

w J. M. B., melody John F. Ryan,
of U. S.):©: 1c Oct. 6,/1923; EB
571680; James M. Bunn, Southing-
ton, Conn. 20542

Take me back again; w F. P. C., m |

E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1
ce. Oct. 4, 1923; E 571598; Frank P.
Coakley, Brookline, Mass. 20543

Take me back to dear old Carolina;
w and m I..K., of U..S. © Oct.,11,
1923 ; 2 ec. Oct. 13; E 574160; Isadore
Kopperl, New York. 20544

Take me back to that shack by the
Swanee; w and melody Cal De Voll,
owes. Ct ¢ Oct. 26, 1923: B
576389 ; Standard music co., Chicago.

20545

Take my package home; w and melody
W. A._M,, of U.-S.; © 1.c Sept. 21,
1923; E 574069; W. Astor Morgan,
New York. -. 20546

Take, O take those lips away; poem
from Shakespeare’s Measure for
measure, m Peter Warlock [pseud.
of Philip Heseltine] of England.
(Saudades) © Sept. 10, 1923; 1
eS esepie 41°). 5679093: J. & WwW.
Chester, Itd., London. 20547

Take, oh take those lips away; danc-
ing song, w Jos. McCarthy, m Harry
Tierney, of U. S. © Oct. 26, 1923;
2 e. Oct. 29; E 576525; Leo. Feist,
inc., New York. 20548

— fox trot, from new Ziegfeld fol-
lies, w Joseph McCarthy, m Harry
Tierney, of U. S.;, arr. Frank HE.
Barry, of U. S.; orch. Feist ed. 4to.
© Oct..19, 1923;,2-¢. Oct...20; EH
574462; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.

[© arrangement] 20549
w Joseph McCarthy, melody
Harry Tierney,-of U. S. ©1l1e

Oct. 15, 1923; E 576126; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 20550

Take the right way; w and m H. L.,
of Norway, domiciled at Redlands,
Calif.: © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
10; E 576319; MHaldor Lillenas,
Redlands, Calif. 20551

Tampa Bay; waltz song, w and m C.
toc eV. vOl Use. tre “Barry. Ti
Alford, of U. S. © 1.c.. Oct. 5,
1923 ; E 569976; Charles R. Wilgus,
Chicago. 20552

‘Tango de la nuit (Tango della notte) ;
di Ferdinando Strumillo, of Italy;
pf. Naples, Casa editrice C. A;
Bixio.
17, 1923; E 572098; F. Strumillo,
New York. 20553

© Mar. 15,.1923; 1 « July

‘ » 20565

| Tantum ergo; m René L. Becker, of

U. S.; male voices. (Jn Fischer edi-
tion no. 5275: Vade mecum, vy. 3)
1. In F min—2. In D. © Oct. 18,
1923; 2 ec. each Oct. 20; E 576627,
576628; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 20554, 20555

Tarantella; by Francesco Ticciati. of
Italy; violin and pf. © Sept. 18,
1923; 1 ¢ Oct. 8; E 572205; Schott
& co., London. 20556

Tarantella americana; versi di F. P.,
musica di Domenico Ietti, of U. S.;
mand. ace. Edizione Pennino. 4to.
© Sept. 17, 1923; '2''c¢.’ Oct. 27; E
574551; Francesco Pennino, Brook-

’ lyn. 20557

Tarantella italiana; versi e musica di
EH. A. Mario, of Italy; mand. ace.
Naples, Italy, Casa editrice Mario.

4to. © July 38, 1923; 1 ¢. Oet. 11;
E 572250;. Italian book co., New
York. | 20558

Tarantelle; by T. Haigh, of England;
violoncello and pf. Sept. 26,
#5) be. Oct.” 6s EY atalTs: (Pure
lips & Page, London. 20559

Tavern song; w adapted and abridged
from poem by William Watson, m
Howard Fisher, of Great Britain;
in C. © Aug. 9, 1923; 1 c¢. Sept. 26;
E 5720382; Boosey & co., London.

20560

Te, Joseph, celebrent; m Alexander
Pero, of U. S.; male voices. (In
Fischer edition, no. 5275: Wade

© Oct. 18, 1923; 2 ec.
576621: J.. Fischer &
bro., New York. 20561

Teach me to live; sacred. song, w
Royston Harte, m Samuel Liddle,
of Great Britain; in D flat. © Aug.
13, 1928; 1 c Sept. 26;, HE, 572028;
Boosey & co., London. 20562

Team-work tunes; twenty-five folk-
Songs of various countries, compiled
and simply arr. for. school ensem-
bles, Elizabeth Fyffe and Elsie
Stewart Kimberly, of U. S.. 1. Vio-
lin and. piano.—2. 8 violins, cello
and piano se. © Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c.
each Oct. 9; E 571841, 571842; Carl
Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment for violin and piano]

20563, 20564

Tear drops; w R. F. R., m Sylvia For-
rest, of U. S:; pf. with w. © Oct.
13;''1923; 2c. Nov. 2; E 576654;
Ralph F.. Rhoads, Green Castle, Mo.

20565

mecum, v. 3)
Oct. 20; E

1163

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

20566

pt. Ht, n.s., v. 18

Tears; melody by A. and H., of U. S.,
arr. Lillian Hardin, of U.S. ©1c.
Oct. 20, 1923; E 574291; Armstrong
and Hardin, Chicago. 20566

Teasin’ papa blues; w and m -R. W.
45,08. S., arr. Paul’ M...Pamisen,

of UO. Set Oe. (Oct: 8) I9Z3 "EB
574025; Rolland Wm. Clements,
Boston. 20567

Teasing me; w. E. R., melody Arnold
T, Lax, of U. S. #@@-<..Now, 12,
1923; E 576952; Emma Randall,
New York. 20568

Technik des violinspiels (The technic
of violin-playing); von J. B., of
U. S. teil 1-5. (Ausgabe Kahnt,
nr. 8472, 8474-8477) © Aug. 17,
1923; 1c. Sept. 17; 1 «@ Oct. 4; E
574240; John Baumgartner, San
Francisco. 20569

Technique (The) of the lower posi-
tions; bk. 1. in the first four posi-
tions, Ludwig Lebell, of Great
Britain, op. 22; violoncello. ©
Sept; «20, ; 1923.; --1.,,c.- ,.Oct.,.837° B
572213; Schott & co., London.

20570

Teddy bears; by E. B., of Russia,
domiciled at Chicago, op. 6, no. 4;
pf. © May 7, 1923; 2 c¢. Sept. 18;

EH 574054; Erhardt Bergstrasser,
Chicago. 20571
Teddy junior; march, Sol. Woler-

stein, of U. S.; pf. (Sheet music
edition, P. 1364) © Sept. 22, 1923;
2c Oct. 9; E 571848; Carl] Fischer,

New York. 20572
Téhéran nights; fox-trot, George E.
May, of France; pf. © Nov. 9,
12a) PVG INOV.-) BO 210 et
Enoch & cie., Paris. 20573

Telephone blues; w C. A., melody
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e. Oct.
6, 1923; E 571687; Cleo. Adams,
Cedartown, Ga. 20574

Tell me a bedtime story; from Music
box revue 1923-24, w and m I. B.,
of U. S. © Oct. 6, 1923; 2 ec. Oct.
8; E 574038; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 20575

Tell me Egyptian moon; fox trot song
of the Orient, w and m G. M., of
U. S. Shady, N. Y., Marshall pub.
co. © Oct. 8, 1923; 2 «& Oct. 10; EB
574114; Gloria Marshall, Shady,
N. Y. 20576

Tell me you'll forgive me; w and m
Ray Hibbeler and Walter M. Ander-
son. of U. S., arr. Thomas Confare,
on Ul'S: & Ort" ce. Ort. 22751923;

576298; Raymond O. Hibbeler, Chi-

cago. 20577

Tell them they’re beautiful, they love
it; w Billy Glason and Dave Ringle,
m Sam Goold, of U. S. © Oct. 8,
1923; 2c. Oct. 11; E 571979; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 20578

Ten Lizzie blues; w and melody
S. EB. M., of U. S. ©1.e. Oct. 18,
1923; E 574259; Silas Edward
McFarland, Chicago. 20579

Tennessee girlie of mine; w N. T., m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Oct. 4, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 15; EB
576051; Nola Theesfeld, Altona, Il.

20580

Terra d’ America; canzone nostalgica,
versi di Giuseppe Tetamo, musica
di Francesco Liberato, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1923;
2 e. Oct. 8; E 574050; Rosario Cata-
lano, Brooklyn. 20581

Tessie, go fishing; a little bit blarney
will hook any fish, w Charles Hoh-
man, melody E. E., of U.S. ©1«.
Oct. 15, 1928; E 576072; Eugene
Eckert, Jersey City. 20582

That beautiful voice; w G. S. W., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Oct. 18, 1923; 2c. Nov. 2; H
576674; George S. Wallace, La Con-
ner, Wash. 20583

That bran’ new gal o’ mine; fox trot
with w, from Nifties of 1923, Van
and Schenck, Benny Davis and
Harry Akst. 4to. 1. Arr. Louis
Katzman, of U. S.; orch.—2.° Arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S., vocal
orch., in E flat. © Oct. 16, 1923;
2 c. each Oct. 24; E 576364, 576365 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
[© new arrangement]

20584, 20585

That dear little baby
H. C. Woodruff, m Elliott. Markham,
of U. S.; pf. with w. © Aug. 20,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 6; E 571726; Mrs.
H. C. Woodruff, Roselle Park, N. J.

20586

That dear old town in Dixie; w and
m C. F. J., of U. S. Philadelphia,
Pa.. Jackson music studio. © Sept.
28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 26; E 571446;
CG. Ferd Jackson, Media, Pa. 20587

That little eency teency tiny no; fox
trot, w and m G. W. R., of U. S.;
Los Angeles, R. and R. pub. co. ©
Sept.’ 24/''1923;.12)/e:. Octix25 " E
571548; G. W. Russell, Los Angeles.

20588

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— no. 11, 1928

20612

That mean brunette: w and melody
Ms) 8: of U:. Sif arr.,,darry T.
Myers, of U: S.- ‘© 1 © Oct. 20,
1923; E 574287: Evelyn T. Laurent,
Louisville. 20589

That naughty yodel; fox trot, w Paul
Van Dyke. m Maurice Baron, of
France. © 1 ¢ Oct. 4, 1923; E
571612; Belwin, inc., New York.

20590

That old melody: w M. F. F., m AL.
Meehan, of U. S.: pf. with w.
Aug. 20, 1923: 2 ¢. Oct. 6; E 571730;
Mina F. Fleischauer, Mondovi, Wis.
: 20591

That patent leather shine of mine; w
EK. E. S.. m E. S. S. Huntington, of
U.S. ©1c. Oct. 4, 1923; E 571605;

E. E. Sutherland. Santa Barbara,
Calif. 20592
What razzy razzy jazz; w Mrs. F. i.
W., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach. of U. S|. ©1-«

Oct. 22, 1923: E 574365; Mrs. Frank
E. Wilson, Charlton City, Mass.
20593

That's -a lot of bunk; fox trot song,
w and m Al Wilson, James A. Bren-
nan and Mack Henshaw, of U. S.

tO. Wave, 8.7; 1993: 2..e Nev..9:.. E
576903 : Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 20594

That’s when a piccaninny says good-
bye. oF (.” Gh. “melody. M: ‘D., . of
id lad ©1« Oct. TT, 1923:
571964: May Dixon and Corine Rol-
lins, San Francisco. 20595

Thats why I love you; w B. B., m
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Sept. 25, 1923; 2 ec Oct. 15;
E 576046; Billy Bourges, Glendive,
Mont. ‘20596

That silver haired mother of mine; w
Jean Garber, m George Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
@id ce.” Ott. 22, 1928: .H (5743873 ;
Jean G. Kurse, Scranton, Pa. 20597

That twa-twa tune: w and m Aaron
C. 'Thompson, of U. S. ©1¢ Oct.
2, 1923; E 571490; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.

20598

That ye might have life; chorus, w
Warren C. Taylor. m I. H. Meredith,
of U. S. © Jan. 23, 1923; 2 e. Oct.
6; E 571694: Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 20599

Them partin’ blues: w N. K., m Elliott
Markham, of U. S.; pf. with w.
Sepé,;,18); 1923 + 2c) Oet. |45; EH
576029; Nellie Kane, Wayland, Ky.

20600

Then and now; w Rennell Rodd, m
Roland Farley, of U. S.; high voice.
©): Oct; (22; 1923.2 ,:2 @., Oct, 25; B
574503 ; G. ‘Schirmer, inec., New York.

20601

Then I'll be waiting for you; waltz
Sons... by AW Mo Kf. .0., ys 4a0r-
Henry 'W. Foster, of U. S. 1. Ist
violin.—2. Waltz song. © 1. each
Sept. 29, 1923; E 574199, 574200;
Archibald McKay Fowler, Oakland,
Calif. 20602, 20603

Theodora; w Samuel Harold Rago-
nesi, m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©1
Cy Ot. 4, 1020 2 1 14476 2 Same
- Ragonesi, Newark. 20604

There ain’t no Santa Claus; w and m
Mort Dixon, Ole Olsen and Ernest
Breuer, of U. S. © Oct. 6, 1923;
2 @ Oct. 6: E 571706; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

20605

There go the ships; w and m Grant
Colfax Tullar, of U. S. © June 18.
1923; 2 c. Oct. 22; E 576642 ;s Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 20606

There’s a little bit of something; w
Gus Kahn and Fred Moore, m
Charles Caldwell, of U. S.. © Oct.
iy OZ: 28. Och. > By 54239;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

20607

There’s a new day dawning; w A. H.
Ackley, m B. D. Ackley, of U. S.
© Sept. 5, 1923; 2 ¢«. Oct. 15; E
576094; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. ' 20608

There’s a picture on my memory; w
G. M. M., m George Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
© 1 @ Oet. 1, 1923; E 571482; Gus-
sie Boe Maynord, Comanche, OKI.

20609

There’s dirty work somewhere in Den-
mark; w and melody P. G. S., of
U. S., arr. Arthur Darvo, of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1923; E 574454;
Paul Gerard Smith, ine., New York.

20610

There’s no excuse left here for -you;
w S. B.. m Harry Jay [pseud. of
Harry Jay Lincoln] of U. S.
Oct. 27, 1923; 2 ec. Oct. 27; E 576568 ;
Stephen Browning, Houston. 20611

They all turn their nose up at me;
w and m Busy Bee [pseud. of M.
B. 8.] of U.S. ©1¢. Oct. 20, 1923 ;
E 576271; Mary Beatrice Stoddard,
Sommerville, Mass. 20612

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20613

‘They never bring up father, till they
tear down Dinty Moore’s; w and m
J. Vincent Healy and Dave Reed, of
U. S. © Oct. 29, 1923; 2 ec. Nov. 1;
E 576640; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 20613

They put the last clean shirt on Bill
to-day; w Henry Troy, melody
Chris. Smith, of U. S., arr. Harry
Le Atford) ‘oF 87 (OG, Te Octo 11,
1923; E 571925; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago. 20614

They’re coming for me Friday; w and
m Harry S. LeVan [pseud. of I. S.],
of U.S., arr. Max Fehrmann, of.U. 8.
©) Aye; Octs, 25 19252, EL baeope:
Isadore Snaper, Jersey City. 20615

They that wait on the Lord; sacred
chorus, w and m G. T. H., of Great
' Britain, domiciled at Chicago, II1.;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 28, 1923;
2 ec. Nov. 38; E 574640; Gladstone
T. Harewood, Chicago. 20616

Think more of mother; w C. S., mel-°

ody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e.
Oct. 6, 1923; E 571681; Clara Sea-
bridge, Trenton, N. J. 20617

Thinking; w Billy Walsh [i. e. W. G.
C. W.], melody Adele Johnson, of
ces! Ot e:Oct. iG oes.” *h)
574223 ; William G. C. Walsh, Brook-
lyn. 20618

Third sonata; by James H. Rogers,
of U. S.; organ, in B flat. obl. 8vo.
©, Oct, 22, “1925 12sec. Oetan2s ; EH
574504; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

20619

This dear old school of ours; class
song, fwiofWais NB, im "hos. B
Weaver, of U. S. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Willis N. Bugbee co. © Oct. 4,
#923552 € Oct. 19; BH 5162273 Willis
N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y. 20620

Thistledown; w Helen Coale Crew, m
Carl Beecher, of U. S.. © Oct. 15,
192352 e -Oct.-165"E 576125;. G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 20621

Tho shadows fall; w Annelu Burns,
m James G. MacDermid, of U. S.;
med. voice, in G, with violin obbl.
Forster ‘ed. ‘''© ‘Oct.’ 9, 19235 '2 ec.

- Oct. 10; E 576005; Forster music
pub., ine., Chicago. 20622

Tho’ the roses may bloom and wither ;
waltz, w R. M. W., m Burrell Van-
Buren, of U. S. © Sept. 22, 1923;
2 ¢« Oct. 10; EH 576647; Raymoth
Martin Waldo, Los Angeles. 20623

pt. m1, n.s., v. 18

Thorn guard the heart of the rose; w
and m O. M., arr. Ray Hibbeler, of
OSs Ole Oetloie wees: “Eh
574282; Opal Montgomery, Wolcott,
Ind. 20624

Those blues; w and m Bub Miley [ie.
TW? M.] ‘of OSS. 2O ae Oct. 23,

1923; E 574357: James Westley
Miley, New York. 20625
Those love-forsaken blues; w M. F.

Stevens, melody HE. C. S., of U. S. ©

1 c. Nov. 8, 1923; E 574674; Edwin

Campbell Stevens, New York.
; 20626

Those lovin’ jealous eyes; w J. H. M.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Oct. 22,
1923; E 574400; Jean Harriet Mor-
gan, Hamilton, Ont., Canada.

20627

Those wedding blues; fox-trot, w and
melody C. G. W. H., of U.S. ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1923; E 569770; Clifford
G. W. Hayes, Louisville. 20628

Thou hast searched me and known
me; w adapted from Psalm 139, and
m Edna J. Allen Phillips, of U. S.
© “Oct. "3; 19235 "2 ee eee ods | kL
571652; Will Rossiter, Chicago.

20629

Thoughts at twilight; w and m C. L.
G:, Of UL Se ©) Avignonet eee .C.
Sept. 14; E 571898; Carl L. Goulson,
San Francisco. 20630

Three (The) bears a-singing go; from
Fairy folks a-singing go, w and
melody E. J., of U. S.. © 1 ¢ Oct.
12, 1923; H} 574086; Elsie Jean, New
York. 20631

Three kings; short anthem for Christ-
mas or Epiphany, w W. Shakes-
peare, m Edward Shippen Barnes,
of U. S.; chorus of mixed voices,
with organ ace. (G. 8. 8vo choruses,
no. 7053) © Oct. 9, 1923; 2. e Oct.
18; E 574192; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20632

‘Three wise monkeys; song or musical

reading from Bedtime songs, w Alice
L. Whitson, m Henry S. Sawyer, of
U. S. (McKinley world famous edi-
tion, no. 1992) © Sept. 22, 1923;
2 c. Sept. 27; EH 571294; McKinley
music ¢o., Chicago. 20633

Through the looking glass; suite, five
pictures from Lewis Caroll,
Deems Taylor, of U. S., op. 12; orch.,
full se. Fischer ed. Contents: la.
Dedication.—l1b. The garden of live
flowers.—2. Jabberwocky.—3. Look-

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no..14, 1923

20656

ing glass insects—4. The white | To thee, O Macy’s proud and strong;

knight.
23; E 574423;
New York.

©) .Oets+22,)1923:; 2,,¢, Oct.
J. Fischer & bro.,
20634

Thus saith the Lord; w Isaiah xliii
14-19, m Henry G. Millier, of U. S8.;
in A flat. Los Angeles, Calif., Mis-
sion music pub. co. © Sept. 12,
192372 Gy sept. 25...) 571886 ;.A. HE.
Millier, Los Angeles. 20635

Ti bacerd ... quando; versi di Gen-
narino Bianchi, musica di Gustavo
Albin. of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,

- Casa editrice Panzetta. 4to. (Pie-
digrotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1.
Oct. 19; EH 572352; Italian book co.,
New York. 20636

Till I get there; hymn, arr. J. B. Her-
bert, of Ul'S!''© Oct.'10;°1923% 2 e.
Oct. 20; E 574320; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. [© harmonization
and arrangement] 20637

Tillie, I'm wild over you; by Ethel
Sanborn, of U. S.; melody with pf.
ace. ©? 1: Oct! 1,'-9923);. BH: 571533 ;
Ethel B. Sanborn, Los Angeles.

20638

Times have changed since then; w B.
H., m Al. Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with
Ww. +O) Aue. 28,, 1923-2 cy) Oct. 6;
FE 571740; Bertha Haseny, Ft. Smith,
Ark. 20639

Tin soldiers; march, G. D’Alessandro,
Owes sO. 9, nO. 2; pi, (Piano
esems, Ho: 2) ©) Oct. 2) 1923" 2 ¢.
Oct. 17; E 576131: G. D’Alessandro,
Boston. 20640

Tirate su; versi e musica di F. M.
Russo, of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,
Casa editrice Panzetta. 4to. (Pie-
digrotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1923: 1.
Oct. 19; E 572358; Italian book co.,
New York. 20641

Tired 0’ waitin’ blues; w and m Por-
ter Grainger and Bob Ricketts, of
U.S. ~© Oct. 3/1923" 2''e) Oct: 4:
E 571624; Rainbow music corp.,
New York. 20642

*Tis morning; two-part cho., w Caro-
lyn R. Freeman, m Ira B. Wilson,
of U..S.; treble voices. 4to. | (Lor-
enz’s two-part, three-part and four-
part choruses, no. 5038) © Sept. 12.
1923;° 2) ¢ ‘Sept. 29;: EH 569785;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 20648

To me you are perfect; w V. H., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. 8. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1923; E 571470; Vernard Howard,
Worth, W. Va. 20644

w Carrie Van Anden, m John Bridg-
man, of W. S. ©, Oet. 13, £923; 2 ec.
Oct. 10; E 574079; R. H. Macy &
co., ine., New York. 20645
Toast (A) to the flag; w John J. Daly,
m F. J. N., of U. S.; mixed voices.
4to. © June 1, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 31;
EH 576578: Frank John Neubauer,
New York. 20646

Todo mi amor para ti; por Enrique
Soro, of Chile; pf. Edizione Ricordi.
(Dos tonadas chilenas, no. 1)
Oct. 17, 4923%"'1 Oct; 18 BPS2282 :
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 20647

Toll-gate (The) house; w John Drink-
water, m Alec Rowley, of England;

‘low voice in A min. © Sept. 26,
192301. Octadss; Hi, 51225554 Win-
throp Rogers, ltd., London. 20648

Tom don’t wonder any more; w G. H.
K., m Jessie E. Quelch, of U. S. ©
1 e. Oet. 12, 1923; E 574083: George
H. Kahn, Newark, N. J. 20649

Ton regard m’enivre; valse lente, de
Camille Denisty, of France: orch.

-avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
14, 1923; 1c. Sept... 26; E 572051;
Heugel, Paris. 20650

Too wonderful for me; w from the
Bible, m J. B. H., of U. S. © Oct.
2 TSS 3 2. V ORE IGS OB DTG2D0 :
J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ill.

20651

Torna a pusilleco; versi di P. Buon-
anni, musica di F. Criscuolo Doria,
of Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept.
8, 1923;.2°e. Oct. 26; E 576442;
Casa editrice Posillipo, Naples.

20652

| Toronto forward (Toronto, en avant) ;

Canadian march, de Chillemont, of

France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.

4to. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 c. Sept.
26; E 572044; EK. Gaudet, Paris.

20653

Toy soldier; march, E. B., of Russia,

domiciled at Chicago, op. 6, no. 2;

pt. © May 7, 1923; 2 ¢. Sept. 18;
KH 574056; Erhardt Bergstrasser,
Chicago, 20654

Trail (The) of love; w and m Chas.
W. Belmont. of. U. S.. ©. Oct. 9,
1923; 2 ec. Oct. 10; E 576006; Fors-
ter music publisher, inc, Chicago.

20655

Trail (The) to. long ago; waltz, F.
Henri Klickmann, of U. S.; violin
solo or duet with pf. (McKinley
world famous edition, no. 1995) ©
Sept; (22) 1923222 ce. Sept 27 ~ HE
571297; McKinley music ¢o., Chi-
eago. [© arrangement] 20656

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20657

Trail (The) to nowhere; w S. B. M.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1le

Oct. 26, 1923; E 576434; Stanley B..

Mack, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
20657

Tramp (The); w G. B., m Valeria
Gordon, of U._S.; pf. with w.
Aug. 28, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 6; E 571748;
Glendale Brandenburg, Atlantic
City. 20658

Tre lettere; versi di V. Jannuzzi, mu-
sica di Delio Bruno, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;
2. ¢c. Oct. 26; E 576445; Casa edi-
trice Posillipo, Naples. 20659

Treasure island; fifteen men on the
dead man’s chest, w Young Ewing
Allison, m J. P. B., of U. S. Phila-
delphia, Phila. manuscript club. ©
Aum 127, 1923; 2 -e Sept. 26; E
571444; Joseph P. Burns, Philadel-
phia. 20660

Treasured deeps; Arthur Farwell, of
U.S., op. 45, no. 1; pf. (Sheet music
edition, P. 1334) © Sept. 12, 1923;
2 c. Oct. 9; E 571856; Carl Fischer,
New York. 20661

Triumph; quick step march, Charles
J. -Roberts,of U..S. 4to0.,. 1. Full
orch., with pf. conductor.—2. Mili-
tary band, with conductor. © Aug.
2, 1923; 2 ce. each Oct..9; EB 571816,
971826; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement for military band]

20662. 20663

Trouble; w and m Alec Tinker, of
Great Britain; in F. [Staff . and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 3,
1923.5 dire. qOck Gi Bo BIZI9T; B.
Feldman & co., London. 20664

True (A) heart that is broken: w

N. S., m Herman Dubois, [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher] of U. S. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 8.
1923; 2 c.:Sept. 14; E 571519; Net-
tie Shepard. St. Louis. 20665

Try and find another girl like me;
w and melody M. M. K., of U.S.
Oat MES Oct, 2S), 19255" By Bras
Maurice M. Korn, Sea Gate. N. Y.

20666

Try and get it; w and m M. Alexander,

of US. 2 Oxl ¢€ Oct 2s
574521: Alexander Maloof. New
York. 20667

Try and get it blues: w and m L. P.
Sy Onde Ss: YS © UD es a@et, 4et923 +
I) 571634: Lester P. Steele. New
York. 20668

pt. Il, n.'s., v.18

Tryst; song of the faithful lover, w
and m Lily Strickland, of U. S.;
high voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs
of Ind, no. 6) © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 ¢
Noy. 2; E 576602; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 20669

Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Polo-
naise; from Tschaikowsky’s opera
Eugen Onegin, arr. H. J. Stewart,
of U. S., from pf. transcription by
Liszt; organ. (St. Cecilia, no. 291)

Oet: -3,. 1O2a i 2s ees hats
071618 ; H..W. Gray co., New York.
[© arrangement] 20670

Tu mirada; vals caprichoso, por S. R..,
of Mexico, domiciled at Douglas,
Ariz.; pf. © Oct. Ba ieee ee
Oct. 30: E 576552: Silvestre Rodri-
guez & Ledén, Douglas, Ariz. 20671

Tugendprinzessin (Die); operette in
drei akten, von Georg Okonkowski,
gesangstexte von Richard Bars, mu-
sik von Kurt Zorlig, of Germany ;
klavierauszug mit volistindigen
text. © Oct. 2, 1923; 1 e. Noy. 10;
E 572712; Drei-masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 20672

Tune in your little heart my radio
girl; w Irving A. Lobell, m S. S. R.,

of U! 8... arr Ra ie ee Oct.
15, 1923: E 576076; S. Seymour
Rosenberg, New York. 20673

Tune (A) with disguises; by Maurice
Besly, of Great Britain, fingered by
Margaret Fairless; violin and piano.
© Aug. 23, 1923; 1 « Sept. 26; E
572036: Boosey & c¢o9., London.

20674

Turnanno a tte; versi di Vineenzo
Toglia, musica di Vincenzo Cozzoli-
no, of Italy: mand. acc. Edizioeni
La sorgente. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;
1c. Oct. 19; E 572365; Italian book
co.. New York. 20675

Tut, Tut, Tut; w U. O. R., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.

Sept. 18, 1923: 2 ‘exOrtjais; 1
5760389: Ural O. Rollins, Shelby,
cathe OF 20676
Tutankhamen - shimmy ; text von

Beda, musik von Jara Benes. of
Hungary. © Sept. 15, 1923; 1 c.
Oct. 27: E 572484: Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 20677

Tutti pazzi; ouverture’ bouffe,
Georges Razigade of France; orch.
avec piano-conducteur. 4te. © Aug.
31, 1928: 1 c. Sept. 18; E 567856; G.
Razigade, Nice, France. 20678

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Twas the night before Xmas; w
Clement C. Moore, melody E. J., of
U. 8. ©l1ec. Oct. 6, 1923; E 571667;
Elsie Jean, New York. 20679

Twelve o’clock at night; w Billy Rose
and Herman Ruby, m Lou Hand-
man, of U. S. © Oct. 27, 1923; 2 «.
Oct. 30; E 576521; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, ine., New York. 20680

Twilight ; meditation, E. B., of Russia,
domiciled at Chicago, op. 6, no. 3;
pf. © May 7, 1923; 2c Sept. 18; E
574055; Erhardt Bergstrasser, Chi-
cago. 20681

w Lenore Harpster, m Fran-
cesco B. De Leone, of U. S., op. 16,
no. 1; high voice. (Two songs of

eventide.) © Oct. 16, 1928; 2c. Oct.
19; E 576238; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 20682

Twilight is coming; w Joseph Quinn,
m Roland Farley, of U. S.; high

voice. © Oct. 22, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 25;
E 574501; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 20683

Twilight .melody (Melodia crepuscu-
lar) ; by Hebert O. Sontag, of U. S.;
pf. (McKinley world famous edition,
no, 1999: Song without words.) ©
Sepe=22, | 1923}; 2' ee: Sept’ 27T:" B®
5713800; McKinley musie co., Chi-
cago. 20684

Twin melody; melody G. R. W., of
U.S. ©lc. Oct. 3, 1923; EH 569951;
Glenn R. Waterman, Los Angeles.

20685

Two (The) imps; duet, by Kenneth J.
Alford [pseud. of F. J. Ricketts] of
England, xylophones or cornets, with
ace. band pts. and conductor. (In
Hawkes & son’s m. b. edition, no.
460.) © Aug. 29, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
8S: E 567794: Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. 20686

Sicilianu; canzonetta siciliana,
versi di Beniamino M. Carmina,
MUSIGa Ot He, bs. (Oly, 1.5. Se, Mama:
ace. Edizione Pennino. 4to. ©
Sep. Poe 18 2 xe.) Oeks it 3. a
574548; Francesco Pennino, Brook-
lyn. 20687

Uecello incantevole; mazurka, melo-
dia di Joseph Gioé, of U. S. ©l1e.

’ Sept. 28, 1928; E. 569769; Melody
piano co., ine., New York. 20688
Ufnucho jomar; w of an old Hebrew
prayer, m H. G. E., of Hungary, do-
micited at Indianapolis, Ind., arr.
Herman, Arndt, of 70282), “(Oya e@
Sept. 28, 1923; E 576348; Henry G.
Engel, Indianapolis. 20689

i)

20700

U-kKa hoo-la-hoo; w and m A. L, R., of
U..S., arr. Vern Blliott, of U. S.
© 1c. Nov... 12, 1923; E. 576955;
Arthur Lester Runyan, Ocean Park,
Calif. 20690

Uncle Sam and his flag; w J. W. B.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S.
1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1923; E 571678; John W.
Biddinger, Columbus, Ind. 20691

Uncrowned (The) King; story cantata
for Christmas, w Lizzie de-Armond,
m Adam Geibel, of U.S. © Sept. 8,
1923 34:2'. @>) and: aff: Sept. 17 3) Au
758038; Adam Geibel music ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 20692

Under the spell of those Irish charms;
w T. R., m Al. Meehan, of U. S.;
pf. with w. © Aug. 28, 1923; 2 ¢
Oct. 6: E 571738; Thomas Reilly,
Barrie, Ont., Canada. 20693

Underneath the stars; w Leonard
lievins mS: L., of U.S. ©" tre
Oct. 4, 1923; E 569955 ; Stella Levi-
sohn, New York. 20694

Union (The); w and m A. D. E., of
U228. yenares @cts 1597, 19285"
574253; Archer D. Higenbroadt, Lin-
coln, Neb. 20695

Unto Thee, O Lord; anthem, w from
the Bible, m Eduardo Marzo, arr.
George M. Vail, of U. S.; contralto
or bar. solo, and quartette or cho.,
with organ acc. (Blue octavo se-
ries, sacred, no. 4021). © Oct. 22,
1923; 2 ¢@. Oct..23;E 576313.;. Har-
old Flammer, inc... New York. [©
arrangement. ] 20696

Up the airy mountain; w William
Allingham, m Ira B. Wilson, of
U. S.; unison cho. 4to. (Lo-
renz’s two-part, three-part and four-
part choruses, no. 8002.) © Sept. 4,
1923; 2¢ Sept. 29; E 569786; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, Ohio. 20697

Up the country blues; w and m G.
W. T. and Sippie Wallace, of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1923; E 574265; Geo.
W. Thomas, Chicago. 20698

Urdema (L’) serenata; versi di N.
D’Avanzo, musica di L. Donadio,
of italy, domiciled at New York;
mand. ace. Ato. (Edizione la
rinascente, no. 9.) © July 26, 1923;
2 @« Aug. 14; E 568634; Nicolino
.D’Avanzo and Luigi Donadio, New
York. 20699

Us boys need lots of loving from youse
girls; fox trot, w and melody G.
M. S., of U. S., arr. Edgar Rollman,
of. Ur Senge Were. Oct: 16, 19233, Hi
574224: G. Morgan Simpson, Balti-
more. 20700

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20701

Usignuolo (L’) ; valse, versi e€ mus:ca
di Vincenzo Lombardo, of U. S.;
mand. ace. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1928;
2@) Oct 6s" EB 571710; Vineent’ A:
Lombardo, Newark, N. J. 20701

Vagabond’s (The) song (Caned del
lladre) ; Catalan ‘folksong, English
version Mary Ellis Opdycke, m
Josep Sancho Marraco, ed. Kurt
Schindler, of U. S.; four-part
mixed chorus with ten. and Sop.
solos. 4to. (Songs of the Spanish
provinces: Catalonia) © Aug. 16,
1923; 2.c. Oct. 16; E 576102; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. [© editing]

20702

Valentine (The); w anon., m Louis
Edgar Johns, of U. S., op. 28, no. 2.
1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. or bar.
© Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c. each Sept. 10;
EH 570908; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 20703

Valentines [and] Wishes: w and m
J. Lilian Vandevere, of U. S., with

the story, fingering, phrasing, etc. ;.

pf. with w. (Art. publication so-
ciety’s series of tone pictures:
Progressive series composition, no.
1388) © Nov. 9, 1923; 2 e« Nov.
12; E 577007; Art publication soe.,
St. Louis. 20704

Valet (Le) chic; shimmy fox-trot, di
Eidilio Bertini, of Italy; pf. © Sept.
21,1923; te. Get. 11 5° WS 12242 5 A.
Forlivesi & ¢c., Florence, Italy.

20705

Valley (The) of content; w Blanche
Upright, m Albert Gumble, of U. S.
© Sept. 27, 1923; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1 «.
Oct. 9; E 571894; Jerome H. Re-

“mick & co., New York. 20706

Valse-bluette; air de ballet, Richard
Drigo, arr. M. L. Lake, of U. S.;
military band, with conductor. 4to.
© June 28, 1923; 2 c«. Oct. 9; E
571819; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement] 20707

Valse caprice; melody G. D.. of U. 8S.
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1923; E 576967:
Guido Deiro, New York. 20708

Valse d’une heure; de Maurice Pesse,
of France; oreh. avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Sept. 14, 1923; 1 «.
Sept. 26; EH 572046; Heugel, Paris.

20709

Valse en mi majeur; valse de coneert,
par Xaxier Rogé, of France, op.
3213; pi!’ © Sept. 14; 7928* 1 -e.
Sept. 26; E 572090; Rogé, Paris.

20710

Valse fascination ;

pti, 0s, yr ts

Oy ee Creed,
U. 8., arr. Alfred ‘Dalby, of U.S. ;
pti" © Te. Oct, 18, 1923" EB ae26G >
Helen C. Carner, Brooklyn. 20711

Valse pastorale; by Clorinda D’Au-
bert Murphy, of U. S.; pf. © Oct.
22, “LO2S': ' 2) ¢. "Oct 224 =" Bivaaaat 0:

Clorinda D. Murphy, Salisbury,
NOC, 20712
Valse romantique; by Hans lL.

Heniot, of “O? Ss2one a. teat ae:
© Sept. 19, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 24; E
571559; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip-
zig. . 20713

Valsette; by Florence A. Goodrich, of
U. S8.; pf. (Jn Character sketches)
©' Sept. 28," 1923)" "eC. etves.
574244; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 20714

Vandevere (Lilian) Four short sto-
ries; w and m IL. Vandevere, of
U. S., with the story, fingering,
phrasing, ete.; pf. with w. (Art
publication society’s series of tone
pictures: Progressive series com-
position, no. 187) Contents: The
fiicker—A fall morning.—On the
farm.—Soldiers. © Oct. 23, 1922;
2 c« Oct. 26; E 576458; Art publi-
cation soe, St. Louis. 20715

Vanita; by D. S., of U. S.; melody
with pf. ace. © 1. Oct. 29, 1923;
E~ 576508; David Sapirstein, New
York. 20716

Varea ’neantata; versi di Giov. Fil-
istei, musica di Ettore Cerino, of
Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Casa edi-
trice Panzetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta

1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 ce. Oct.
19; E 572354; Italian book co.,
New York. 20717

Variantes slaves; de Paul-Silva Hé-
rard, of France, op. 130; pf. ©
Sept. 14, 1928; 1 «@ Sept. 26; EH
572065; Heugel, Paris. 20718

Vedenno cantare...me _ vene Ila
voglia! canzonetta comica, versi e
musica’ di. F.! PB.) of U.S). mand.
ace. Edizione Pennino. 4to. ©
Sept: 19, "1928+ 2 er "Our i220.
574556; Francesco Pennino, Brook-
lyn. 20719

Venerante; by William KE. Haesche,
of U. S.; violin with pf. (Melodi-
ous compositions by modern com- .

posers, grade two) © Oct. 10,
1923; 2)0e) Oct. 1539 Hh 'S76rin;
Harms, ine., New York. 20720

.Veni Creator; m James P. Dunn, of

U. S.; male voices. (Jn Fischer
edition, no. 5275: Vade mecum, vV.

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20741

3) © Oct. 18, 1923: 2 ¢. Oct. 20;
BH 576631; J. Fischer & bro., New

York. 20721
Venus, du strahlende konigin; aus
der operette Die bacchantin, w

Hans Pflanzer, m Victor Corzilius,
of Germany, Klay. arr. Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © May 9, 1923;
tee Sept. 29; .H . 572119';’ ‘ Drei-
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 20722

Venuta (La) di mia madre. in
j America; serenata, versi e musica
dra or italy, domiciled: ‘at
Philadelphia; violino acc. 4to.
May) 22; 11928 ;j/2 ec: .June~ 23:9) 6
574280; Ferdinando Ruggieri, Phil-
adelphia. 20723

Verdi (Giuseppe) Home to our
mountains; from Il] trovatore, G.
V., arr. Henry S. Sawyer, of U. S.;
pf. (McKinley world famous edi-
tion, no. 2013) © Sept. 22, 1923;
2 ¢ Sept. 27; E 571314; McKinley

music ¢o., Chicago. [© arrange-
ment] 20724
— [I Lombardi; by. Verdi, arr.

Sydney Baynes, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor. (Boosey’s
orchestral journal, no. 225) © Aug.
Zap G25; Iie: Sept: 2636 572027:
Boosey & co., London. [© arrange-
ment] 20725

Vergine morta; poesia di Giovanni
Costanzi, musica di Alfredo Berisso,
of Italy. (Sette liriche, no. 6)
Oereiiitezea. | ce, Oct, 18 2h 512291 *
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 20726

_ Vesper hour at sea; by Geo. B. Nevin,

of U. S.; organ. (Compositions for
the organ, no. 1) © Sept. 4, 1923;
2 ¢« Sept. 22; E 574430; Tullar-

Meredith co., New York. 20727

Vestibule Sam; w and melody EH. J.
POL WS. (© 16:04. (36 1923 2B
569943; Edmund J. Porray, Brook-
lyn. 20728

Victorious (The) life; w O. J. S., m
Wm. J. Hutchinson, of Canada. ©

Spe Oot oo 5: te Ame i oR
572146; Oswald J. Smith, Toronto,
Canada. 20729

Vie (La) en rose; tarentelle, de Xyla,
of France; pf. conducteur. Paris,
Select orchestre. 4to. © Sept. 14,

. 1928; 1 « Sept. 26; E 5720388; Xyla,
Paris. 20730

Viking (The) ship: by Bessie Wil-
liams Sherman, of U. S.; pf. (In
Four little tone studies) © Sept.

28, 1923; 2. ¢. Oct..3; EH) 574248;
Clayton F, Summy co., Chicago.
20731

Village gossip; w and m Edward C.
Barroll, of U. S. (Readings. with
music, second series) © Oct. 17,
1923; 2 ce. Oct. 22; E 576304; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 20732

Viola (La); mazurka, melodia di
Biazzo Filippo, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1923;
E 569768; Melody piano co., ine.,
New York. 20733

Violet (A) in her hair; w Charles
Swain, m Robert Braine, of U. S.,
op. 9, no. 1. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto
or bar. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
10; E 570903; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 20734

Violets; w G. W. F., m Sylvia Forrest,
of Oy S..- be with ‘Ww: <C).Ock, 23)

1923 ; 2 c. Nov. 2; E 576657 ; Geo. W.
Fitch, Johnson City, N. Y. 20735
Violin (The) (El violin); complete

method Berthold Tours, ed. Ariberto
di Butera, of U. S. (Schirmer’s li-
brary of musical classics, v. 1457)
COOGh tik AS Mes \OChae debe: 5B,
571987 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
[© editing] 20736

Vision (The); w and m E. HE. G., of
Uae. i eC.” Mets 29 19235,
576513; Edna HEdgerton Gordon,
New York. 20737

Vision d’Orient; par Marcel Gennaro,
of Italy; violoncelle et pf. Edi-
tions musicales Buffet-Crapon et cie.
©, Sept. 14, 1923; 1c. Sept. 26; E
572084; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

20738
Visione (La); poesia di Gabriele
d’Annunzio, musica di Alfredo

Berisso, of Italy. (Quattro liriche,

NOx 2- ute Oeb. . Las POZar ie. CatOcr.
18; E 572299; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 20739

Voice (The) ; duett, w and arr. Chas.
H. Gabriel, of U. S.; Sop. and ten.
or two tens. Chicago-Philadelphia,
Rodeheaver co. (Rainbow series)
© Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ec Oct. 20; E
574327: Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. [© words and arrangement]

20740:

Voices of the sky; by Floyd J. St.
Clair, of U. 8.; grand organ. obl.

8vo. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 11;
EK 571946; Sam Fox pub. ©Co.,
Cleveland. 20741

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20742
Voici, vous pouvez m’en. croire
(Hearken, ev’ry true believer) ;

Noél bressan, collected and har-
monized Duhamel and Darcieux,
English, Raymond Gauger and G. R.,
ed. and arr. Gerald Reynolds, of
U. 8.3. “women’s voices. 4to.
(Fischer edition, no. 5287) © Oct.
2277 192385-2°C (Oet. “237 (Mn 44s:
J. Fischer & bro., New York. [©
arrangement | 20742

Volga boat song; Russian folk tune,
three-pt. cho., arr. Burnet C. Tut-
hill, of U. S.; women’s voices. 4to.
(Modern series, no. 255) © Sept.
28, 19285, 2, .€..Ocete du; 511450;
H. W. Gray co., New York. [© ar-
rangement } 20743

Volunteer (The) choir; v. 10, no. 11,
Aug., 1923, monthly magazine, ed.
EK. S. Lorenz and others, of U. S.
©) July 16, 1925% "2, Cand ait, Ane.
13; A 755395; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 20744

v. 10, no, 12, Sept., 1923, monthly
magazine ed. E. 8S. Lorenz and oth-
ers, of U. S. 4to. © Aug. 15, 1923;
2 @.,and af. Aug. 20: A 7oosls8;
Lorenz pub, co., Dayton, O. 20745

Voo doo; blues, w T. A. Hammed, m
Hammed and Hegamin, of U. S. ©
Ang. -15,- 0923" 2G. Ang. go oH
569415 ; Chateau music pub. co., New
York. 20746

Vurria vuci; versi di Pasq. Ripoli,
musica di M. Picone, of Italy;
mand. ace. Naples, Casa editrice
Panzetta. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923)
(G Sent risaalozos lo Oli a0 a5. hs
572355; Italian book co., New York.

20747

Wagner (Richard) Triume; by R.
Wagner, transcribed Alberto Bach-
mann, of France, domiciled. at New
York; violin with pf. ace. © Oct. 9,
GO 2) xp OGbe ley: EayiGhane Gea, Gis
Schirmer, inc, New York. [©
‘transcription ] 20748

Waiber a gesind oif aich; w M. R.,
melody S. Weisser, of U.S. ©1lc.
Oet. 27, 1923; E 574519; Morris
Rund, New York. 20749

Waiting for the time; waltz, w and
melody A. L. W., of U. S. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1923; E 574226; Al. L. Wil-
son, Alliance, O. 20750

Waiting for you; w B. R., melody
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©1e. Oct.

29, 1923; E 576483; Benj. Ramsey, °

Lancaster, Pa. 20751

pt. 111, D. s., v. 18

Waiting love; w H. M., melody Arnold
Ty Lax, ‘of U.:SJoe©@ 1) ¢; Och 29;
1923; E 576490; Harriet Mercer,
Waukesha, Wis. 20752

Walk, Jenny, walk; w Henry Creamer,
m Sam Wooding and Bob Schafer,
of U. S. © Oct. 11, 1923; 2 e Oct.:
13; E 574158; Goodman & Rose, inc.,
New York. 20753

Waltz (The) of long ago; from Music
box revue 1923-24, w and m I. B., of
U.S...) Oct. 6, 1G2 a ase
HE 574041; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 20754

Wandering blues; w M. S. M., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U.S. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1923;
E 576428; Mary Sue Morris, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 20755

Wandering thoughts; w C. B., m Al.
Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
Aug. 28, 1923;.2.¢. Oct. 6), 571737 ;
Claud Brenton, Acton, Ind. 20756

Wand’ring (A) soul; w J. C., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w.
June 15, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 569835;
John Connor, Detroit. 20757

Wanted, an old fashioned gal; w M.

H., melody OC, N., of U. S.. © 1-¢
Oct. 25, 1923; E 574448; Murray
Herenstein and Charles Naidorf,
Brooklyn. 20758

Warum soll man denn bei einem blei-
ben; aus der operette Die damen
vom Olymp, text von Rudolph
Schanzer u. Ernst Welisch, musik
von Rudolph Nelson, of Germany,
arr. yon Otto Lindemann, of Ger-
many. © May 4, 1923; 1 ¢«. Sept.
29;.E 572109; Drei-masken verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 20759

Was wir’ die welt ohne frauen! aus
der dreiaktigen operette, Stisse Susi,
text von August Neidhart und Rich-
ard. Bars, musik yon Siegfried
Grzyb, of Austria, klayv. arr. von
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©
May 31,1923; Ive “SentarZ9 57 Ei
572115; ‘Drei-masken verlag, a. &,,
Berlin. 20760

Watchin’ the moon rise; w Gus Kahn
and Raymond B. Egan, m Richard
A. Whiting, of U. S. © Nov. 2,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 3; E 574618; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York. 20761

Water (The) mill; w anon., m Hector
Llewellyn. of Great Britain. ©
Sept. “22, 1923 5. Te Net mes
572463; Midland music pub. ©Co.,

Newton, Derbyshire, England.
20762

1172

no. 11, 1923

Water sprites; by Frederic Van Nor-
man, of U. S.; pf. © Oct. 9, 1923;
2? et oF YH '571932 : “Sam ' Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 20763

Way down East, sailors don’t care;
vocal fox-trot, w H. Wallis and
Gene Feist, m Bert Rule, of Eng-
land; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations.] © Sept. 28, 1923; 1 «
Oct. 12; E 572229; Herman Darew-
ski music pub. co., London. 20764

*Way down in Mexico; w E. A., m E.
S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©l-«.
Nov. 2, 1923; E 576711; Eugene Alls-
man, Kearney, Neb. 20765

Way (The) home; from Roseanne,
act 2, w and m N. B. S., of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1923; E 569828; Nan
Bagby Stephens and Mary Holtz-
claw, Kirkpatrick, New York. .-

20766

We are heading westward. shipmates;
w J. K., m E. S. S. Huntington, of
Wess © Ae. Oct. 19, 19285478
576211; John Koen, New York.

20767

We ean’t get along together, and we
ean’t get along apart; w and m A.
J. Stasny, of U. S.. © Oct. 11, 1928;
2 e. Oct. 15; E 576069; A. J. Stasny
music co., inc., New York. 20768

We can’t get married this year; w T.
H. G., m E. S. S. Huntington, of U.
S. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1923; E 576202;
Thomas H. Grady, Montello, Mass.

20769

We’re going to have a circus in the
barn; w W. N. B., m C...W. A. Ball,
of U. 8S. Syracuse, N: Y., Willis N.
Bugbee co. © Oct. 4,,.1923; 2. ¢.
Oct. 19; E 576224; Willis N.- Bug-
‘bee, Syracuse, N. Y. 20770

We thank Thee Lord, for this fair
earth; Laweric, w G. E. L. Cotton,

m W. Chas. Harvey, of England; |

in © fat. ,4to. [Stafft and ‘tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 28, 1923;
1c. Oct. 1; EB. 572136; Novello &.co.,
ltd., London. 20771
We've just got married; honeymoon
duet, w W. N: B:; m C. W.' A. Ball,
of U. S, Syracuse,’ N: Y:; ‘Willis N.
Bugbee' co. -© ‘Oct: '4,''1928:' 2 “e.
Oct. 19; E 576223; Willis N. Bug-
bee, Syracuse, N. Y. 20772
We will praise Him; sacred chorus,
w and mG. 'T..H, of Great, Bri-
tain, domiciled at Chicago, IIL;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 28, 1928;
2c. Nov. 3; E 574639; Gladstone T.
Harewood, Chicago. 20773

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Wealth cannot buy; w and m H. L, of
Norway, domiciled at Redlands,
Calif. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 ec Sept.
10; E 576322; Haldor Lillenas, Red-
lands, Calif. 20774

Wear your smile for me; w E. S., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G.,. Beach, of U. -S.- © 1 ¢« Oct. 22,
1923; E 574880; Edith Stohn, Has-
brouck Heights, N. J. 20775

Weddin’ blues; w Haven Gillespie, m
Charles L. Cooke and Egbert Van
Alstyne, of U. S. © Sept. 27, 1923;
2 « Oet. 28; E 571895; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 20776

Wee little house; w ' W. N. V., m
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. “New York,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 8, 1923;
2 «. Oct. 9; E 571807; William N,
Viola, Ann Arbor. 20777

Weidt’s chord system; by A. J. Weidt,
of U. S. 1. Suppl. 15a, 8S. V. C.—
2. Suppl. 17b, S. V. C.—8. Suppl. 1,
composition.—4. Lesson 2, composi-
tion. © July 20, 1923; 2 c. each
July 27; A 756007—756010; Albert
J. Weidt, Newark, N. J. 20778-20781

Welcome (The) on the mat; from His
heart’s desire, w Gerald Griffin, m
Gerald Sullivan, of U:. 8. London,
Francis, Day & Hunter. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 8,
1923 ; 2 c. Oct. 10; E 576007 ; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago. 20782

Wenn es keiner sieht; lied aus der
dreiaktigen operette Stisse Susi, text
von August Neidhart und Richard
Bars, musik von Siegfried Grzyb,
of Germany, klav. arr. von Otto
Lindemann, of Germany. © May
30;7 1923" F'c. Sept: 29:°H ‘572116;
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.

20783
Wenn ich dich seh’, da muss _ ich
weinen! shimmy, text von Beda,

‘Musik von Artur M. Werau, of Ger-
many, op. 616. © Sept. 15, 1923;
tC Oct. (273 “Ei (572482); " “Wiener
boheme verlag, Vienna. 20784

Wenn ich in schlachtensee! lied und
shimmy, text von Egon Schubert,
musik von’ Willy’ Engel-Berger, of
Austria. ©, July 142) 49237" 1c.
Sept. 29;. EH. 572111; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 20785

Wenn wir beide hochzeit machen; aus
der operette Die bacchantin, gesangs-
text von Hans Pflanzer, musik von
Victor Corzilius, of Germany, klav.
arr. von Otto Lindemann, of Ger-
many. © May 9, 1923; 1.c. Sept.
29: E 572122: Drei-masken verlag,
a. g.. Berlin. 20786

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Wer. Lola. sieht, muss Lola. lieben;
shimmy lied, aus Casinogirls, von
Fritz Friedmann-Frederich und
Georg Okonkowski, musik von Ed-
uard Ktinneke, of Germany, arr.
von Otto Lindemann, of Germany.
© Oct. 4, 1923; 1° ¢ Nov. 10; E

072713; Drei- masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 20787

Wer nicht die n&chte des friihlings
verkisst ; aus der operette Die bac-

chantin, gesangstext von Hans
Pflanzer,: musik von Victor Corzi-
lius. of Germany, klay. arr. von

Otto Lindemann, of Germany.» ©

May, 9, 4923; 1 ¢. Sept..29 ; £.572121;

Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
20788

Wesola Andzia (Happy Annie) ; polka,
melody P. F., of U. S. © 1 ¢ Oct.
18. 1928 ; E 574263; Peter Feldhann,
New York. 20789

Wesota mlynarka; wiejski taniec, arr.
Frank Przybylski, of., U.. 8.;. pf.
©); Sept. 25; 1923842 ¢ Oet. 3; EH
971556; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski,
Chicago. 20790

West Virginia blues; w H. K., melody
John. iF. Ryan ofa ISA Orbe.
Oct. 6, 1923; E 571688; Helen Kim,
Youngstown,: O. 20791

Wet wash ball; w and m Dave Rin-

gle. A. Wayne and Robert Spurge,
of U. S., arr. Ted Eastwood, of U. S.

© 1'c« Oct. 24, 1924: BE 576366:
Broadway musie corp., New York.
20792

Wet. weather. [and] On Holloween;
w and -m J. Lilian Vandevere, of
U.._S.,., with. the. story, _ fingering,
phrasing, ete.; pf. with w. (Art
publication series of tone pictures:
Progressive series compositions, no.
127) © Noy. 9, 1923; 2 c. Nov 12;
E 577011; Art publication soc., St.

Louis. 20793
What are you doing now; w and m
- William A. Holmes, of U. S., arr.

James Scott, of U. S. © 1 © Oct.

5, 1923; E 569966; ‘W. A. Holmes,

Kansas City, Kan. 20794

What do you think of, Violet? w L. D.,
melody M. Peree, of U. S. © le.
Oct. 1, 1923; E 569824; Lucile Deen,
Northfield, Minn. 20795

What evening brings; w M. B. A.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher] of U. S.. © 1 ec. Oct.
22, 1923 VED TOL oS ;

bey. Wenona, Ill. 20796

Marvin B. Ab-

What is it [and] On the water; w
and m J..Lilian Vandevere, of U. S.,
with the story, fingering, phrasing,
ete.; pf. with w. (Art. publication
society’s series of tone pictures:
Progressive series compositions, no.
134) © Nov. 9, 1923; 2c: Nov. 12;
FE 577004: Art publication soc., St.
Louis. 20797

What King Tut would do; w Austin
and Edna Wallack, m Hdna Mary
Wallack, of U. S. «© Le Oct. 22,
1923; E 576301; Austin Henry Wal-
lack, Jennings, Kans. 20798

What’ll I do; fox trot, w Sam Coslow
and Jack Roth, m Jimmy Durante,
of U.S: © Oct 24;1923; 2c. Oct.
24: E 576367; All-star: music corp.,
New York. 20799

What’s on your mind, let no one
know; w Annie Welker Brown, m
Billie Brown, of U. S. © 1 «¢. Oct.
26, 1923; BE 576383; Harry J. Bram-
lage and Fred Moore, Kansas City,
Kan. 20800

When all my dreams come true; Ww
Adéle Louise De Leeuw, melody N
R. F., of U. S., arr. James H, Har:
rington,. of U. S:;, ©. aNov,, 12,
1923; E 576962; Norman Ridley
Finch, Plainfield, N. J. 20801

When are you coming home; w W. M.
L., m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. Ss. © 1 «
Oct. 1, 1923; E 571483; William Mc-
Kinley Leapheart, Detroit. 20802

When Bedelia does the Grecian
dances; fox trot, Tom Lynn [pseud.
of Jack Tomlinson] of U. S., arr. J.
J. Seull, -of ‘UW. Sa edi ss: “2. *7orch.
4to: © Sept. 1, 1923; 2. ¢ Sept. 4;
BE 574493: Tom Lynn studios, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 20808

When daylight. fades; anthem, w
Grant Colfax Tullar, m I. H. Mere-
dith, of U. S.; sop. and alto duet,
with cho. 4to. (Anthems for
mixed ne BD, 542) © Mar. 24,
1923; 2 c Oct. 22; E 576645; Tullar-

Meredith cO., fae York. 20804

When everything seems to go wrong
just smile; w C. A. W., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U..S.; pf. with w..©
June -15,:; 1923 26c24-e@, .Octsr 14. E
569843; Curtis A. Wood, Fayette-
ville, N. C. 20805

When I and Henry Ford we own the
world; w.A. M., m G. L., of U.S.
©, Oct:. .20,, 1923: .2) @, Ochi 22.5.0
576308; Andy Munson and Gertrude
Lloyd, Petersburg, Mich. 20806

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no, 11, 1923

20829

When I dream your smile I see; w
J. B. L., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. §.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©1c.
Oct.. 22, 1923; E 574869; John B.
Lauser, Philipsburg, Pa. 20807

When I get there; w N. W., m Geo.
Grait, jr, of) U..S,, ‘arr... Theo. ..G.
BeachssOi W. .S: -,©, 1 c¢...Oct..) 22;
1923 ;. E. 574867; Nora Wigginton,
New York. 20808

When I hear her wooden shoes, go
click, click, click; w George A. Ker-
shaw, melody Ray Garden, of U. S.,
arr. Fred Solomon, of U. 8S. ©1e.
sept 29. 19235. H’'57t522; Kitty
Went, New York. 20809

When I’m gone: w and m R. W. C..
of U. S., arr. Paul M. Paulsen, of
U. & .© 1 -e. Sept: 27, | 1923 5.
574033: Rolland William Clements,
Boston. 20810

When I met you: w Mrs. T. M. D., m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Sept. 18,1923; 2c Oct. 15;
E 576022; Mrs. T. M. Dunagan. Ft.
Worth, Tex. 20811

When I stand on the streets of gold;
sacred song. J. Owen Long, of U. S.
ClOrtom?, 1995: 2..¢e. Oct::15;
571988: A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 20812

When I stole your apple and gave you
the core; w and melody G. W. B.,
eee eo) 1 ce. Oct. 20, 1923: EB
574286: George W. Breuker, Brook-
lyn. 20813

When I was a brown-eyed lassie, and
the overall boy was you: w N. M.

Carter, melody John F. Ryan, of
Wee iG)? ly G4 Oct... 20, 4923.55.55
576405; Nannie M. Carter, Am-
herst, Va. 20814

When I was a country maid: w S. K.
Y., m Hiliott Markham, of U. S.;
pf. with words. © Oct. 5, 1923: 2 ¢.
Nov. 2: E 576682: Sarah Kent Youn-
ker, Indianola, Ia. 20815

When I write my recollections by and
by: w and m Leslie Elliott, of Eng-
land: in D. (Francis & Day’s humo-
rous songs) [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 31, 1928: 1 «.
Oct. 2; E 572150; Francis, Day &
Hunter,.: London. 20816

When it’s night-time in Italy it’s
Wednesday over here: w and m
James Kendis and Lew Brown, of
UWS. O Oct: 27/'1923%' 2 e.. Oct 20°
E 576516; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,

: ine., New York. 20817

~ When it snows in Takalon; fox trot,

; wand m A. W.'E. A., of U. S., arr.

William ©. Lindeman, of U. S. ©

11

fi

1 ¢ Oct. 29, 1923; E 576501; Axel
W. E. Austin, New York. 20818

When Jesus comes again; w Mrs. M.
S.'C., m Elliott Markham, ‘of U: S:;
DE withiwi i OrAus 20, 19235 2"'e
Oct. 6; BE 571725; Mrs. M. S,,..Cobb,
Louisville, Miss. 20819

When Jesus leads; w and m H. L., of
Norway, domiciled at Redlands,
Calif. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2) ¢. Sept.
10; E 576316; Haldor Lillenas, Red-
lands, Calif. 20820

When June comes along with a song;
from The rise of Rosie. O'Reilly,
two-part song, w and m George M.
Cohan, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U.
S.; unchanged voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark school edition, no. 1696) ©
Oct. 11, 1923; 2 e. Oct. 19; BE 576232 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement |] 20821

w and m George Cohan, arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U.S.” Ato.
(Excellent quartette arrangements,
no. 1693-1695) 1. Female voices.—
2. Male voices.—3. Mixed voices. ©
Oct. 5,. 19238;,.2 e. each Oct.12;;. EB
074129-574131: M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

20822-20824

When June is come; w Robert Bridges,
m Rose Drever, of England.
Sept. 22, 1923;.1 c.. Oct. 5; E 572191;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 20825

When lights are low; w and melody
Gus Kahn, Ted Koehler, and Ted
Fiorito, of U. S.,-arr. G..K. © 1L.e.
Oct. 26, 1923; E 574532; Leo. Feist,

inc., New York. 20826
When love grows cold, ali goes

wrong: w R. H. M., m Al Meehan,
Of,iUe.Se: pi. ayithow . (© Oct! 2,
1O23.; Zr Co-NOX.,.2,;,.4) 546672: Ritta
-H. Mingo, Chandler, Okl. 20827

When mother reads a fairy tale; uni-
son song. w Avice Therzer, m H. A.
Chambers, of England; in CC, 4to.
(School music review, September,
1923) [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Sept. 15, 1923; 1 c. Sept.
17; E 572096; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 20828

When mother sings Sweet and low;

- fox trot. w and m Howard Johnson,
Jack Richmond and Jos. Meyer, of
W.IS:narreBrank Eh Barry, of ‘U..Se;
orch. with w. 4to. (Feist edition,.
no, £160) © Oets) 11). 19235 Btre.
Oct. 12; HE 574102; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. [© arrangement]

20829:

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20830

When my dreams of my dream girl
come true; w N. R., mC. F. Thomas,
at U8.) © Ock 120. 1998 Doge. (Mek.
22: FE 574496: Neah Rice, East Gas-
tonia, N. C. 20830

‘When my love boat anchors in the har-
bor of your heart; w and m J. M. H.,
of U.S. ©; Oct: 5;)19234120e Oct:
11; E 571982: John Milton Hagen,
New York. 20831

When night-time comes; w and m
Robert Spencer, Paul Ash and Frank
Anderson, of U. S. San Francisco,
H. C. Hanson music house. © Oct.
Mal SAOYS > BE eo ce, ZOE tnitaag -
Paul Ash publications, San Fran-
cisco. 20832

When the angelus is ringing in Ire-
land; w Richard W. Pascoe, m H.

O’Reilly Clint, of U. S. © Oct. 12,
19032) GC. et, 207 = Eh OIGLEh: ack
Mills, inc... New York. 20833

When the ducks fly in the autumn; w
M. T., m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.:
pi. with w’*'©@ Aug's,” 1923-"2 -c.
Oct. 6; E. 571752: Marion Tindall,
Coconully, Wash. 20834

When the ocean rolis no more; Ww
Arthur J. Lamb, m Alfred Solman,
of U. S.; basso or contralto, in D.
Oe OCF HL 1923 3° 2 eC Oct, 16%
576171; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 20835

When the roses po again; fox trot,
w and’ mi 2M. 'G., of US. “© 1e.
Oct 12 y1r023 “i 574084; Edith M.
Giddings, New York. 20836

When the singer sings I love you; w
EK. G. T., m George Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U.S.
© 1c. VOets 27, 1923 '2) Wy 514398 :
EK. G. Tuthill, Bayonne, N. J: 20837

When the sun goes down; waltz, w
and m Billy Reeves [i. e. A. F. R.],
of Canada) "©! 1° ¢Oet 15,71923;
E 576073; Albert Fenton Reeve,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 20838

When the wind goes on a spree; Ww

I. A. K., m Elliott Markham, of
WaoS.> pl. with w. : ©. Sept,ds,
19238 0).2 (¢., Oct 15.) Ei otG02a. ida:

A. Knight, Sanford, Fla. 20839

When trees are green; w Jean Blew-
ett, m C. G. H., of Canada, arr. Leo
Smith, of Canada. Toronto, Can-
ada, Whaley, Royce & co., ltd. ©
Oct. 2, 1923; 1 « Oct. 2; H 572148;
‘Cornelia Gerhard Heintzman, To-
yonto, Canada.

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

When you kiss my tears away; fox
trot, w Kugene J. W. Conrad, m
W. S.-S:, of USeeO)*] coaetr 16,
1923; E 574218; William Spencer
Schwartz, Ventnor City, N. J. 20841

When you love; from The courtesan,
w Harold Atteridge, m Jean
Schwartz, of |U.°S oO oor,
19287" 2 ¢:),, Oehe26+o7 Beate aGe
Harms, ine., New York. 29842

When you’re away, sunshine seems just
like the rain; w and m Bill Dett,
of DU: Sz @ 4, G. Ost, Mnseze4
574073; Harlow Milton Pino, San
Francisco. 20843

When you're blue and lonesome, just
start to sing a song; w KE. G. G.
and Philo Brockway, m E. G. G.,
of -U. 'S. © ©/1%e. Oct! 5) 19235 > E
569970; Ed Gomberg Goodman, Vir-
ginia, Minn. 20844

When you take the road with me;
valse-one-step, m Jerome Kern, arr.
H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain; pf.
with words. © Oct. 19, 1923; 1 ¢.
Oct. 26; E 572468; T. B. Harms &

co., New York. 20845
When you were small; w E. B. Kk., m
Sylvia Forrest, of, U., S.; Di. wath

words. ‘© Oct, 5, 19233 2,e0 Now 2;
E 576679; E. Bernhard Kolstad,
Lanesboro, Minn. 20846

When you whisper, I love you dear ;
by H. K., of U. S., arr. Ernest Vic-
tor Dahlquist, of U. S. cise 1 Gait
c. Oct. 29, 1923; E 576480; Harold
Keidel, Minneapolis. 20847

When you wore your hair in curls;
w J. J: E.,.m John F. Ryan, of U.S.
©''r ¢,. Oct... 26, 19285 Bi ragaels,:
John J. Eva, Johnstown, Pa. 20848

When your lover loves you; w J. M.
H., m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf.
with w. ©-'June ja, egos 2c
Oct. 1; E 569844; Joseph M. Harris,
Smithton, Pa. 20849

Where can I find a girl like mother
used to be; w. and. m P. N., of U.S.;
pf.; with, w. ©. ¢. Movs 12,;41923.;
E 576963: Philip Nathanson, Provi-
dence, R. I. 20850

Where can my sweet mamma be;
w Cliff Hall, m Eddie Kay, of U. 8.
© Sept. 28, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 29; EH
571565; Artists pub. co., inc., New
York. 20851

Where the clover blossoms blow; by
Vv. K. and M. M., of Canada, domi-
ciled at Chicago, arr. Paul Parnell,
of Canada; orch. 4to. © Sept. 15.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

1923; 2 ¢. Sept. 18; E 574208; Mal |

Meredith and Vic King, Edmonton,
Canada. 20852

Where the ocean links the Orient with
the West; California, w and m E.
We 08 Ul. Si: © Octs: 9,,;19233.27c.
Oct. 15: E 576054; E. Williamson,
Los Angeles. 20853

Where the river Savannah is flowing;
w and m S. J. Damerall and Robert
Hargreaves, of England. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
eros. 1 eC. Oct. 22" BW 512152 :
Francis, Day & Hunter, London.

20854

Where the Skeena flows; w H. R., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of 'U. S:''’'© 1 ce. Oct. 22,
1923; E 574366; Hilda Rogers, Pa-
cific, B. C., Canada. 20855

Where the whitest lillies grow: w
L. P., m Blliott Markham, of U. S.;
pe win we “Oct. 13,° 192352" c.
Noy. 2: E 576662; Lena Pridemore,
Jolley, Ia. 20856

While the blood’s running warm in
your veins; hymn, arr. J. B. Her-
bern iss. C Oct. 10; 1923 5"2 c.
Oct. 20; E 574302; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. [© harmoniza-
tion and arrangement] 20857

While to Bethlehem; Christmas e¢arol,
tr. from Portuguese, J. Adamson,
m Laetitia Viele, of U. S.; solo and
cho. 4to. (Church music review,
no. 694) © Sept. 28, 1923; 2 e. Oct.
1; EK 571451; H. W. Gray & co., New
York. 20858

While you’re gone: w Benny Davis,
m Harry Akst, of U. S. © Oct. 17,
1923; 2 c. Oet. 18; E 574278; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 20859

Whisper it to Jesus; w Elisha A
Hoffman, m H. L. of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. © Aug. 1,
1923; 2 «. Oct. 17; E 576158; Haldor
Lillenas, Indianapolis. 20860

Whisper softly that you love me; w
Mrs. M. J. Baker, m John F.. Ryan,
off TS) © Be: Oet. 26,1923; E
576416; M. J. Baker, Boyce, Va.

20861

White (The) birds; w W. B. Yeats,
m W.S.S., of U.S. ©1 ¢. Oct. 19,
1923; E 576189; William Spencer
Schwartz, Ventnor City, N. J.

20862

Who stayed to cheer Mrs. Paul Re-
vere, when Paul Revere rode away;
w Frank Goodman, melody Will
Donaldson, of U. S.,. arr. Claude

20874

Lapham, of U. S. © 1. Oct. 9,.
1923; E 571795; Goodman & Rose,.
inc., New York. 20863:

Whole (The) world’s a dream; w
D. B., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
1c Oct. 22, 1923; E 574872; Doro-
thy Beumer, St. Louis. 20864

Why can’t I make you want me?
waltz ballard, w. J. D., m G. R., of
U. S. New York, Doyle-Lang-Rob-
erts. © Oct. 13, 1923; 2 c Oct. 16; —
E 9574237; Geo. C.. Roberts and
James Doyle. New York. 20865

Why did my Savior love me; sacred
song, w J. H. M., m Wm. Naber, of

U.S. © Nov. 10; 1923; 2 c. Nov.
12; E 576987: J. H. Morton. Ata-
lissa, Ia. 20866:

Why do you always say no; w and m

y. Werst) of “OS, carr Carl A.
Weber, of U. S. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1923; E 571801; John Weist, Se-
attle. 20867
Why don’t they cry over me; w

Marion Harris, melody Lou Hand-
man, of U. S.:© 1c. Oct. 29, 1923 ;
E 576488; Irving Berlin, inc:, New
York. 20868
Why don’t you love me in the month
of roses as you did in the days of
autumn leaves; w E. S., melody
John F. Ryan, of U.S. © 1c. Oct
6, 1923; E 571677; Ellen Scott, Co-
lumbus, O. 20869
Why don’t you speak for yourself,
John; fox trot, Gertrude Ross, of

UW. cok, Sa DEW. on. rola... af, DenSys
orch.; Ato.2.© ‘Oct. 23, 1923.53 ¢ -
Oct. 24;. BE 5763861; J. Fischer & ~

bro., New York. 20870
Why has your cow such a long, long
face; w and melody Ted Baxter, of

BS 1©). 1, @.;-0et., 104,49235, E
574062; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 20871.

Why should I care; w C. L R, @
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 c¢ Oct. 22,
1923; E 574404: Mrs. C. I. Robin-
son, Oakland, Calif. 20872

Why should I ery about you; w H.-
M. O., m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © Sept. 18, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct.
15; E 576038; Helen M. Osborne,
Swissvale, Pa. 20873

Why should it rain on Wednesday
night; w L. Bankland and J. Kada,.
m J. Allgeier and G. Pann, of U. S.
© Oct. 26, 1923;,2 ¢. Oct. 29; E
576515; Wilmore music co., Brook-
lyn. 20874

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20875

pt. m1, D. s., v. 18

Why so; melody, J. R., of U.S.©1-«.
Oct. 22, 1923; E 576297; Joseph
Randolph, New York. 20875

Why, won’t you tell me why? w and
melody G. F. M., of U.S. ©l1e
Oct. 5, 1923; E 569975; Gustave
Francis Myers, New York. 20876

Wide awake rondo; N. McConnell, of
U. S.; pf. © Oct. 2, 1923; 2 ce. Oct.
4; E 571635; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia. 20877

Wide awake waltz; valse brillante, N.
McConnell, of U. S.; pf. © Oct. 2,
1928;. 2 -¢@) Oct. 4; EH '571687;: Co-
operative musie co., Philadelphia.

20878

Wild cat blues; by Thomas Waller
and Clarence Williams, of U. S., arr.
H. Qualli Clark, of U. S.; pf. 4to.
© Oct.: 11, 19233: ¢ Oct. 11, 1’e.
Oct. 23; E 576352; Clarence Wil-

liams music pub. co., ine, New
York. 20879
Wild rose; waltz, E. B., of Russia,

domiciled at Chicago, op. 6, no. 1;
pf. ©.May 7, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 18;
E 574057; Erhardt Bergstrasser,
Chicago. 20880
Wildwood reverie; Emil Held, of U.
S.; violin and pf. (Petite gems, no.
2D): ' OQuOets Bih923; Qve.-Oeti 4; EB
571643; Co-operative music ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 20881
Will you be mine in rose time; w F.
H., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1923; H 576482;
Frank Hicks, Plymouth, Pa. 20882
Will you come to me angel of heaven ;
wand 'm J:“N.)oF U. S.''© 1'e"Oct.
19, 1923; E 576194; Joseph Nelson,

Brooklyn. 20883
Wilson (Stanley) a_ suite; by S.
Wilson, of Great Britain, op. 7;
violincello, or violin, and pf. Con-

tents :—1. Fancy.—2. Still thought.—
3. Doll’s minuet.—4. Pixie dance. ©
Oct. 15, 1923; 1 ¢ each Oct. 16; E
572310, 572311; A. W. Ridley & co.,
London. 20884, 20885

Wind (The) at night; three part cho.,
w Katherine Bainbridge, m J. S.
Zamecnik, of U. S.; girls’ voices.
4to. (Sam Fox school series of
unison and part songs, no. 7)
Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 11; E 576581 ;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.

20886

Winnie Winkle; w E. M., m Geo. Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
Wes,
574368; Eva Mayr, New York.

20887

Owls ce: HOet. 22; AS23305"

Winter; lullaby, w and m WHdna J.
Allen Phillips, of U. S. (Four sea-
sons). © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct.
15; E 574170; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago. 20888

Winter fun [and] At the shore; w and
m J. Wilian Wandevere, of U. §.,
with the story, fingering, phrasing,
ete.; pf. with w. (Art publication
society’s series of tone pictures;
Progressive series compositions, no.
126) © Nov.,9, 1923; 2 ¢. Noy..12:
E 577010; Art publication soc., St.
Louis. 20889

Winter will come, and so will spring;
from Cheerio, w and m Merton W.
Plunkett, of Canada. © Sept. 20,
1923; 1 ¢ Sept. 18; E 572139; Leo
Feist, ltd., Toronto, Canada. 20890

Wish I had you, and I’m gonna get
you blues; w and m Porter Grainger
and Bob Ricketts, of U. S. © Oct.
3, 1923; :>2 @..Oeck 22 Biatioce :
Rainbow music corp., New York.

20891

Wishing blues; w and m G, B., of
U.S. ©l1c. Nov. 2, 1923; E 576722;
Gladys Brando, Danvers, Ill. .

20892

Witch (The) on the broomstick; by
Bessie Williams Sherman, of U. §.;
pf. (Jn Four little tone studies)
© Sept. 28, 1923; 2 ¢ Oct. 3; E
574250; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 20893

Without gold the world is cold; waltz
song and cho., w andm A. J. K., of
U.S. © Oct. 23, 1923; 27eOet.
26; E 574478; August J. Koehl, New
York. 20894

Without you (Sans toi); text Victor
_ Hugo, English ver. Alice Mattullath,
of U. S., m Guy D’Hardelot, ed.
N. Clifford Page, of U. S.; low
voice, in G. (Carl Fischer edi-
tion, series 2: Superior edition, no.
5598 ) [French-English text] ©
Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c Oct. 9; E 571851;
. ©Carl Fischer, New York. [© ar-
rangement and English version]
20895
Woman’s part; w and m EK. B. D., of
U. S.. New York, Evelyn Hopper.
© Oct) | (65519238 71 2c Ge Oe ys 41.5
574001; Eva B. Deming, New York.
20896
Women of the Ku klux klan; w and
m E. R., of U. S., arr. Oscar
Brandt, of U. S. © 1 ce Oct. 11,
1923; E 571921; Earl Rothermel, Lo-
gansport, Ind. 20897

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- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

Wonderful girl; w C. F.C. and R. E.
M., jr., m Fred J. Profe, of U. S.
© “1 °c. Get. '25)71923; BH 574476;
Charles French Clark and Robert
E. Mayo., jr.. Seymour, Conn.

20898

Wonderful land of love; w H. Caffin,
m H. L. McCowen, of England; in
©. ‘© Oct. 15, 1923* 7 Oct. 15; EB

572262; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 20899
Wondering, pondering, thinking, Ill

know you by your smile; w and m
I. Hollister-McKee, of U. S. © Oct.
25, 1925; 2 ce. Octi' 433° H)+5763854:
Isabelle Hollister McKee Bloch, Chi-
cago. 20900

Won’t someone be a sweetheart to me;
wrt. H. F., m Geo: Graft; jr., of iC.
So wee theo G. Beach,” of /U0e-S
re ect. 22, "19235 HR. 514506;
Lewis H. Farrell, Toledo, O. |

20901
Won’t you come back to Mother
Machree; waltz ballad, w George

Graff, jr.. m Roland A. Ball, of U.
S.' © Sept. 26, 1923: (2 ¢ Oct. 4:
EK 571630; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20902
Won’t you come roving? w Normal
Merrick, m Ronald Bateman, of
Great Britain; in A flat. © Oct.
9); 1923; 1:e: Oct: 9 5722235 Gould

& Bolttler, London. 20903 —
Wooden shoe dance; by Edward
Roeder, of .,U. S., op.,23 ‘violin, and
pf. - © Sept., 28,1923: .2..¢. Oct..3;
BE 571553; Gamble hinged music €o.,
Chicago. 20904
Wooden shoes; with biographical

sketch and instructive annotations,
w and m J. Lilian Vandevere, of
J. 8.; pf. with words. (Progressive
series compositions, no. 131) ©
Noy: 9, 1923): 2.¢. Noyiit2< hr Di 7002.:
Art publication sec., St. Louis.
20905
Woodpeckers and «herries; for little
folks, by Marschal-Loepke [pseud.
of Grace Cottun-Marshall], of U. S.
1. “Song —2..Pf..duet.. “©, Nov...7,
1923; 2 c. each Nov. 8; E 576892,
576893; Marshall. pub. co., Shady,
IN Vi 20906, 20907
World (A) requiem; w traditional, m
John Foulds, of Great Britain, op.
60: sop, contralto, ten, and bar.
soli, small cho. of boys and youths,
and full cho. Paxton’s ed. 4to. ©
ete 12 1923217 es Oervor Nrvi2246.
W. Paxton & co., Itd., London.
20908 |

20918

Would God I were the tender apple-
blossom; Londonderry air, w Kathe-
rine Tynan Hinkson, old Irish air,
arr. W. FE. Ambrosio, of U. S.; low
voice in D fiat. Carl Fischer ed.
(Superior edition, 5607) © July

2hroihO Zee 2G: Oct. 9, BE. 574864;
Carl Fischer, New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 20909
Wrrrrraz; polka, stowa i muzyke

ulozyt, T. Roszak, of U. S.; eztery
glosy miesz z towarzyszeniem forte-
pianu. Reading, Pa.,-X. Jordan pub.
COiuite) WOct, 24. 192802 (e Oct. 2s
E 576469; T. Roszak, Reading, Pa.
20910

Yankee Doodle oo-la-la; from The
courtesan, w Harold Atteridge, m
Jean Schwartz, of U. S.. © Oct. 24,
1923 ; 2 e@., Oct. 26 ; E.574535 ; Harms,
inc.,; New York. 20911

Ye must be born again; w from the
SIDE, Md. EL. Or. Wo. ©Oce
11,1923 2 @:'Oct. 19; E 576256; J.
B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ill. 20912

Ye watchers and ye holy ones; anthem,
w from English hymnal, m Harold E.
Darke, of England; cho. of treble
voices. 4to. (Chureh choir library,
no.,-;250)>); © ,,Sept:’ 26, 1923.3), 1: 2.
Oct. 6; E 572189; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 20913

Yellow (The) lantern; w and m
Cyril LL. Coombs, of U;-S.>°voeal se.
@ Apr. 272 1923'?2 ‘ci -and' aff. ‘Apr.
BUewA Mori’: C. FFA Coomps,an-
coln,’ Neb. 20914

Yellow rese; ,w.,W. W._S., melody
John, K.-Ryan, of,U.S.., ©..1.¢. Oct.
26,1928 ; EK 576422, W.. W. Skellett,
Reidsville, N. C. 20915

Yes, He did; hymn, arr. J. B. Herbert,
of \0.-8r 1 © Oct:10, 19234) 2,c, Get.
20; E 574817; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. [© harmonization and ar-
rangement | 20916

Yes, indeed: Chicago fox trot, wand
m Frank Ellis; Monte Barton and
Billy Edwards, ef Australia. ©
July 27,1923 >A. eo Octi!8.3 572201 ;
Allan & co., pty. lItd., Melbourne,

- Australia. 20917

Yes! we have no bananas: w and m
Frank Silver and Irving Cohn, of
U. S:, operatic version conceived by
Jack Glegau, of U.S. © Oct. 26,
1923; 2 e«. Oct. 27; EB 574545; Skid-
more music co. inc., New York.

20918

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20919

pt. Imei sitv. 18

Yisroeliks hofnung; w and melody A.
Ss 0b, U, + Sipe(On id, ee rOck 2651023 :
E 576393; Abe Schwartz, New York.

20919

Yoine; w and melody R. Doctor of
Russia, domiciled at New York.
cass) © 1'¢.’ Sept. 17,-'1923> B

569349; Rubin Doctor, New York.
20920

You; w Fred D. Moore, m C. F. C, of
U. S., arr. Vern Elliott, of U. S. ©
1e Oct. 22, 1923; EH 576290; Chas.
F. Caldwell, Los Angeles. 20921

You are a wonderful girl; w Mrs... C.
P., melody Luther A. Clark, of U.
S. © Lie) Octe 23,1923 * ).5143585
Mrs. Crist Pappas, Gildford, Mont.

20922

You are just the girl I’m looking for;

w and melody J. A. S., of U. S. ©

1 e. Oct. 17, 1923; E 576136; Joseph
Anthony Schlachter, Pittsburgh.

20923

You better leave my man alone; w and

m, Fred Rose, of U:;S.. © Oct. 1,

1923; 2 c. Oct. 4; E 571658; Harold

Rossiter music ¢o., Chicago. 20924

You better run; hymn, arr. J. B. Her-
bert, of U. S. © Oct. 10, 1923; 2

ec. Oct. 20; E 574308; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© harmoni-
zation and arrangement] 20925

You better stop messin’ around; w
Henry Creamer, m Albert Gumble,
of U. S. © Oct. 19, 1923; 2 e. Oct.
23; E 574427; Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York. 20926

You called me thru the silent gloom;
wedding song, w EK. M. W. J., m
Baird. Hamlin, of U. S. ©.1 © Oct.
20, 1923; E 574298; Eliza Mae Wil-
burn Jordan, Newton, Kan. 20927

You can’t go with no other girl; w and
melody T. Arthur Lester, of U. S.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1923; E 571503; Clar-
ence Williams music ¢o., ine., New
York. 20928

You can’t make a fool out of me;
waltz, w Paul Cunningham, m Eg-
bert Van Alstyne, of U. S.. © Oct.
5, 1928 5)+2 /.c. hOcts Os Ei ST4059 ;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

20929

You can’t make love by wireless;
from The beauty prize, w George
Grossmith and P. G. Wodehouse,
m Jerome Kern, of U. S. London,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Sept. 5,
1928; 1 ¢ Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 28;
E 567944; T. B. Harms co., New
York.

20930:

You can’t make love to another; w
Paul Cunningham, m Nat Osborne,
of.U. S. ©: Oct. 6, 1923; 2 c. Oct.
6; E 571707; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 20931

You can’t tell the good ones from the
bad ones; w and melody §S. J. D.,

of, Svr © 1,e9 Ocha toy 19233; EF
576190; Samuel J. Dowling, New
York. 20932

You can’t two-time daddy, and make a
get-a-way; w Leonard G. Harris, m
Leon M. Block, of U. S. ©1e. Sept.
27, 1923: HE 576350; Harris & Block,
Pine Bluff, Ark. 20933

You darling you; w and m James
Brockman, of U. S.
2c. Oct. 4; E 571627; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 20934

You did not care; w G. L. O., melody
John, F. Ryan, of. Us S&, ©: 1, ce.
Oct. 26, 1928; E 576403; Glace L.
Osborne. Homestead, Pa. 20935

You go your way; w 8S. W., m Elliott
Markham, of U. 8.; pf. with w. ©
Aug. 31, 1923; 2 ce. Oct. 6; E 571715;
Susie Wiley, Colorado Springs, Col.

20986

You got to stand a test; hymn, arr.
J. B. Herbert)! of bU. Sv @ Oet.! 10,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 20; E 574322 ; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© har-
monization and arrangement]

20937

You got yo’ key in the wrong key-hole;
wand mJ: “W: 'St-oh UP Sie@©) ic.

Oct. 27, 1923; BE. 574547; J. wW.
Stovall, Kansas City, Mo. 20938

You know you are gone’r miss me
when I’m gone; w'and m 8. N. E.,

of U.S. © Sept. 25, 1923; 2 c. Sept. ~

24: BH 571790; Shepard N. Edmonds
music pub. co., New York. 209389
You'll return your heart to me; w
Jack Dobson, m J. P. M., of U. S.,
arr. Joseph Cavarro, of U.S. ©1ce.
Oct. 4, 1923; E 571576; Joseph P.
Montuoni, New York. 20940
You made me cry over you; w E. V.,
mG. We of U. Si0o Cage ntc,
1923; E 574258; Elmer Volkman
and George Werl, Pittsburgh. 20941

You may be sorry when you’ve learned

the truth: wd WB me Ss
Huutineton, of" U. Si" © fe Oct.
19, 1923)) "BE DS T62122 2) overt. VW.
Brown, New York. 20942

You must come in at de door; hymn,
arr. J. B. Herbert. of U. S., male
voices. © Oct. 10, 1923; 2. ¢. Oct. 20;

1180

© Oct. 3,'1923; |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 11, 1923

E 5743807:
Chicago.
rangement |

Homer A. Rodeheaver,
[© harmonization and ar-
20943

You ought to see my gal shimmy with
me; w and melody S. E. M., of U. 8S.
© 1.¢ Oct. 26, 1923; E 576390;
Silas Edward McFarland, Chicago.

20944.

You're always in my dreams; fox trot,
w Eugene J. W. Conrad, m W. S. S.,
of U.S)! ©f1-E@ Oct:'16,.1923; E
574217; William Spencer Schwartz,
Ventnor City, N. J. 20945

You’re going to reap just what you
sow; w and m Bb. Eb. B., of U.'S.,
arr;: William G. Still, of -U.-S.

1 ¢ Oct. 12, 1923; E 574489; Ed-
ward E. Bonelli, New York. 20946

You’re just a pal I can’t forget; w
G. W. A. and J. L. M., jr., m M. E.
Cy of BLS. ©: Pe) ‘Oety 22)! 1923:
E 576275; Millard E. Coffin, George
W. Arrants and John L. McDaniel,
jr., Wilmington, Del. 20947

You’re my little child of dreams come
true: w A. B., m Geo. Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1923; E 576435; Ann
Beckwith, Seattle. 20948

You’re O. K. Katy, with me; w Sam
Landers, m Pete Wendling, of U. S.
© Oct. 24, 1924; 2 « Oct. 24; HB
576369; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 20949

Youw’re sorry you threw me down; w
wagon i. W..B.. of.U. S. © 1.¢
Oct. 20, 1923; E 574294; Rose W.
Barrousse, New Orleans. 20950

You're the greatest of them all; w
T. B., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1
e. Oct. 22, 1923; E 574885; Tessie
Brockett, Lake Tahoe, Calif. 20951

Yowre the only little girl I really
love; w W. J. O., m Valeria Gor-
don, of U. S.; pf. with w. © Sept.
1S 102575 2" 6 Oe 15%) H-576028 ;
W. J. Ossing, Yukon, Pa. 20952

You’se mah boy; w V. E. K., m Ar-
nold T. Lax, of U. S. New York,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 11, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 18; E 576066; Veva Elton
Kendall, Kansas, Mo. 20953

You still seem strange; w J. M. P.,
m Valeria Gordon, of U. 8.; pf. with
we, AC). Aue. 28°19252"2 -C Oct! 6;
E 571718; J. M. Perry, Columbia,
pen 20954

You, the soul of all my days; w Dor-
othy Lehman Sumerau, m Grant
Soliax Tullar, of | UES.” 1° Duet,
sop. and alto—2. Solo. © June 17,

20967

July 17, 1923; 2 c. each Oct. 22; BH
574433, 574434; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 20955, 20956

You to me and me to you; by Camille
De Rhynal, of Great Britain; orch.
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
12, (3928: Bie uSepto2zs 51H 52001 ;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 1td.,
London. [© arrangement] 20957

You took the sunshine when you left
me; w and m J. W., of U. S., arr. -
Carl Weber)?of, U. SOO" Pc.
Oct. 1, 1923; E 569813; John Weist,
Seattle. 20958

You’ve got cheek, ain’t yuh, ain’t you
got cheek? w H. D. G., melody
Lither A. Clark: of, U.S. - © tk «.
Oct. 13, 1923; E 574149; Hazel D.
Garner, Denver. 20959

You will be my man; w O. B. D.,
m Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © Aug. 20, 1923; 2 e. Oct.
6; E 571722; Omelia B. Dodson,
Binger, Okl. 20960

Young black Joe; w A. C. L., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Bisher not: Wa Ss xO) -L se, Oct, .22,
1923; E 576287; Annie €. Lucas,
Checotah, Okl. 20961

Your eyes; w Gus Kahn, m William
Warvelle Nelson and Egbert Van
Alstyne, of U. S. © Oct. 29, 1923;
2c. Nov. 1; E 576638; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 20962

w J. N. IL, m George Graff jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
We Si © dc; Oc 151923)...B SAT:
James N. Isaacs, Detroit. 20963

Your lips tempt me; fox-trot, w HK. J.
WC. mew Sh Sx of Ue So Othe.
Oct. 11, 1923; E 571960; William
Spencer Schwartz and Eugene J. W.
Conrad, Ventnor, N. J. 20964

Your mother gave me heaven when -
she gave me you; w andm W. J. B.,
of U. S., arr. Andrew George Clem-
mer, of U: S.. © 1 € Oct. 22, 1923;
FE 576296; William James Barrett,
New York. 20965

Your smile; w Christopher John
Coates, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York, m L. T. P., of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1923; E 574093; Leon-
ard Thomas Parkinson, New York.

20966

Your sweet smile; w E. S. S. Hunt-
iImsfon. nt EL. ' de Si of U. ‘Si °©: re
Oct. 4, 1923; E 571604; H. J. Snel-
grove, Peterboro, Ont., Canada.

20967

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20968

Zenda; w and m’P. N., of U. 8.3 "pf.
with words. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1923;
KE 576964; Philip Nathanson, Provi-
dence, R. I. 20968

Zilana; fox-trot, Robson Shipley, of
Great Britain, arr. W. A. Green-
well; Gof. AYO )}@Oet 15, SAR |
Oct. 17; E 572258; B. Feldman &
co., London. 20969

Zion’s hill; w and m James Allen
Crutchfield, arr. H. L., of Norway,
domiciled at Redlands, Calif. ©
Ave. dor 192R 242 new sept. + 10H
576317; Haldor Lillenas, Redlands,
Calif. 2097U

Zisale; w and melody B. R., of U. S.
© | €2. Nov. 8.1923 EB. 574685 -
Boris Rosenthal, New York. 20971

pt. 111, n: s., v.18, to: 14,1925

>

Zumurrud; Egyptian dance, R. S.
Stoughton, of U. S.; pf. © July
20; 1923; 2) es Oct. ie hiawaats :
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 20972

XXVII Ottobre; versi di Gabriele
Morelli, musica di Agostino Magli-
ani, of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,
Casa editrice italiana, Hmilio Gen-
narelli & c. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;
1c Oct. 19; E 572358; Italian book
co., New York. 20973

31st street blues; w and m Wen Hall
and Harry Geise, of U. S., arr. Billy
Heagney, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20,
1923; E 574296; Joseph M. Davis,
New York. 20974

Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923:

Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 42 unpublished) —

102

Class H, Musical compositions (including 6,048 unpublished) —_______ 20,872

1182

' Abide with me;

Ei OoreMusIC OF WHICH TEE SUBSISTING'’ COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH

4, 1909.

quintet, words by
H. F. Lyte, music by E. S. Lorenz.
© E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author. R 24842, Oct. 22, 1923. 1

Afterward; song by Mary Knight
Wood. © Mrs. Alfred B. Mason,
% Oliver Ditson co., Boston. as
the author. R 24817, Oct. 19, 1923.

2

Arm of the Lord; hymn-anthem,
words by Wm Shrubssole, music by

BE. S. Lorenz. © E. S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author. R 24836.
Oct. 22, 1923. 3
As with gladness men of old; duet
for Christmastide, by PP. A.
Schnecker; sop. and alto, or ten.
and bass. © Louise W. Schnecker.
New York, as the widow of the
author. R 24828, Oct. 19, 1923. 4

Awakening (The) of the rose; by W.
Masse. (Octavo series, ladies voices,
no. 113) © W. Maase. Diisseldorf,
Germany, as the author. R. 24810,
Oct. 20, 1923. 5

Baltimore exposition, 1897; march, by
V. Herbert; piano. © Victor Her-
bert, New York, as the author. R
24894, Nov. 6, 1923. 6

Be joyful in the Lord; anthem, by A.

Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 24851, Oct.
26, 1923. 7

Belle of Pittsburgh: mareh, by V.
Herbert; orch. © Victor Herbert,
New York, as the author. R 24890,
Nov. 6, 1923. 8

Caprice espafiol; by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 115; piano. © Emma C.
Bartlett, % Chas. H. Ditson & co.,
New York, as the widow of the
author.’ R 24815, Oct. 19, 1923. 9

Cassandra overture; by T. H. Rollin-
son; orch. (Popular edition, no.
29) © T. H. Rollinson, % Oliver
Ditson co., Boston, as the author.
R 24826; Oct. 19, 1923. 10

Chevaux (Les) de bois: galop, par
L. Streabbog [pseud. of L. J. Gob-
baerts]; piano. (Premiers pas, no.
6) © Nathalie Debuller. veuve

c

ee lee nena a

2097

Louis Jean Gobbaerts, Brussels,
Belgium, as the widow of the au- —
thor. R 24179, July 3, 1923. 11

Come O Creator, Spirit blest (Veni
Creator, or, O salutaris); sacred
song by HE. H. Bailey. © Eben H.
Bailey, Y% White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, as the author. R 24882,
Noy. 2, 1923. 12

Conte de grand’mére; par L. Streab-

bog [pseud. of L. J. Gobbaerts];
piano. (Premiers pas, no. 10) ©
Nathalie Debuller, veuve Louis

Jean Gobbaerts, Brussels, Belgium,
as the widow of the author. R
24181, July 3, 1923. 13

Deeper than tears; by E. S. Lorenz;
unison cho. © E. S. Lorenz, Day-

ton, O., as the author. R 24844,
Oct. 22, 1923. 14
Dernier rendez-vous; sonnet de Ca-

mille du Locle, musique de H.
Reyer. © Me. Outrey-Reyer, née
Ernestine Rey, dit Reyer, Monte
Carlo, Principauté de Monaco, as
the child of the deceased author.
R 24159, Nov: 5, 1923. 15

Don’t stop to think; humorous four-

part song, by A. Geibel; male
voices. © Adam Geibel, % White-
Smith music pub co., Boston, as the
author. R 24780, Oct. 10, 1923. 16

comfort; by E. 8S. Lorenz;
male cho. © E. S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as the author. R 24848, Oct. 22.

Easter

1923. 17
Easter (The) evangel; cantata, by
Edmund §S. Lorenz. © E. S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author.

R 24837, Oct. 22, 1923.

Easter (The) treasury: by E. S. Lo-
renz. © E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as the author. R 24832, Oct. 22,

123: 19
Emblem (The) of freedom: four-
part song, words by Joseph Rod-

man Drake, music by A. Geibel;
male voices. © Adam Geibel, %
White-Smith music pub co., Boston,
as the author. R 24781, Oct. 10,
1923. 20

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20974 (21)

En badinant; par Alfred d’Ambrosio;
piano seul. 1. En mi.—2. En fa.
© Blanche Aida Malvano, veuve
d’Alfred Joseph Antoine Ambro-
sio, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 24918, 24915, Nov. 3,
1923. 2s 22

scherzino, par Alfred d’Ambro-
sio; instruments A corde. ©
Blanche Aida Malvano, veuve 4d’
Alfred Joseph Antoine Ambrosio,
Paris, as the widow of the author.

R 24914, Nov. 3, 1923. 2a
Evening twilight gathers; duet, by
Harold Leston [pseud. of O. L.
Carter] op. 56. © Fanny Elizabeth
Carter, Brookline, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 24825, Oct.
19, 1923. 24
Eventide; sacred duet. words by

Charlotte Elliott, music by G. B.
Nevin; sop., or ten., and bar. ©
Geo: B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author. R 24827, Oct. 19, 1923. 25

Fairy Lillian; etude caprice. by 8. B.
Mille; pl. Qrne AL Millis, wWinte
Plains, N. Y., as the child of the
deceased author. R 24796, Oct. 3,
1928. 26

Festival gloria in excelsis: by P. A.
Schnecker; quartet or cho., in B
flat. © Louise W. Schnecker, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 24820, Oet. 19, 1923. 27

For you and me; waltzes by E. H.
Bailey, op. 305; pf. © Eben H.
Bailey, c/o White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, as the author. R 24881.
Nov. 2, 1923. 28

From the eastern mountains; Christ-
mas anthem, by P. A. Schnecker;
quartet of mixed voices, and soli. ©
Mrs. P. A. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 24887,
Nov. 6, 1923. 29

Glory be to God; full anthem. by Mrs.
EK. L. Ashford. © Mrs. E. L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author. R
24849, Oct. 22, 1923. 30

Good night; four-part song by A.
Geibel; male voices. © Adam Gei-
bel, c/o White-Smith musie pub. co.,
Boston, as the author. R 24784, Oct.
10, 1923. 31

Great is the Lord; anthem, by M. L.
McPhail. © M. L. MePhail, Park
Ridge, Ill., as the author. R 24835.
Oct. 22, 1923. 32

He was despised; anthem, by E. S.

Lorenz. © E. S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., aS the author. R 24840, Oct. 22,
1923. 33

pt. 111, D. s., v.18

Hosanna; chorus anthem, by E. S.
Lorenz. © E. S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as the author. R 24888, Oct. 22,
1923. 34

How beautiful upon the mountain; an-
them, by W. A. Ogden. © Mrs. W.
A. Ogden, Toledo, O., as the widow
of the author. R 24847, Oct. 22.
1923. 35

How dear are Thy counsels; anthem.
by E. S. Lorenz. © E. S. Lorenz.
Dayton, O., as the author. R 24850,
Oct. ..26, 1923. 36

I can’t think ob nuthin’ else but you;
words and music by Harry Dacre.
© Frank Adlam, London, as the
executor, R 24910, Nov..1, 19238... 37

In dreamland; from The wizard of the
Nile, by V. Herbert; sop. © Victor
Herbert, New York, as the author.
R 24897, Nov. 6, 1923. 38

In May; four-part song, words adapted
from the German by Harry Mack,
music by A. Geibel; male voices. ©
Adam Geibel, c/o White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, as the author. R
24783, Oct. 10. 1923. 39

In Thee, O Lord, do I put my trust;
recitative and aria. by John B.
Marsh; bass... ©, Walter .V...V.
Marsh, New York, as the child of
the deceased author. R 24906, Oct.
ee begy tee 40

Just behind the times; words and
music by C. K. Harris. :<@ Chas. K.
Harris, New York, as the author. R
24809, ‘Oct. 19, 1923. 41

Let Mount Zion rejoice; anthem, by
J. B. Herbert. © J. B. Herbert,
Monmouth, Il., as the author. R
24852, Oct. 26, 1923. 42

Lift up your heads; chorus anthem,

by E. S. Lorenz. © HE. S. Lorenz.
Dayton, O., as the author. R 24848,
Oet.. 22,7 4923: : 432

Lord, with glowing heart I’d praise
Thee; trio, by P. A. Schnecker ; sop.,
ten, and bass. © Louise W. Sch-
necker, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 24822: Oct. 19, 1923.

44

Love’s dreaming: words by E. H. Gur-
ney, music by W. R. Spence. © Wm.
R. Spence, Perth, Ont., Canada, as
the author. R 24824, Oct. 19, 1923.

45
Magnificat in B flat; musie by W. C.
Williams. © Walter Williams,

Summit, N. J., as the child of the
deceased author. R 24793, Oct. 3,
19238. 46

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no. 11, 1925

Mass in honor of St. Erwin, B. P.: by
M. L. Nemmers. Se. © M. L. Nem-
mers, Milwaukee, as the author. R
24792, Oct. 3, 1923. 47

Meilow eve is gliding; sacred part-
.Song, by Albert J. Holden; men’s
voices. © Chas. E. Holden, Mont-
clair, N. J., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 24795, Oct. 3, 1923.
48

Menetrier (Le) scéne villageoise; par
L. Streabbog [pseud. of L. J. Gob-
baerts|] (Babioles, no. 3) © Natha-
lie Debuller, veuve Louis Jean Gob-

baerts, Brussels, Belgium, as the
widow of the author. R 24184, July
3, 1923s 49

My Angeline; from The wizard of the
Nile, by V. Herbert. 1. no. 15, solo.
Kibosh and cho.—2. New ed. for
voice and piano. © Victor Herbert,
New York, as the author. R 24883,
24891, Nov. 5, 6, 1923. 50, 51

Night (A) song; four-part song,
words by Curtis Smith, music by A.
Geibel; male voices. © Adam Gei-
bel, %-White-Smith music pub. co..
Boston, as the author. R 24779,
Oct. 10, 1923. ae

Nune dimittis in B flat; music by W.
©. Williams. © Walter Willams,
Summit, N. J., as the child of the
deceased author. R 24794, Oct. 3,
- 1923. 53

O be joyful in the Lord (Jubilate)
Deo) ; music by A. Wooler; quartet
or cho., in C. © Alfred Wooler,
Buffalo, as the author. R 24816,
Oct. 19, 1923. 54

O Jesus we adore Thee; arr. by G. B.
Nevin; quartet or cho. © Geo. B.
Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author.
“R 24821, Oct. 19, ° 1923. 55

O let your songs be of Him; Easter
anthem, by C. Simper. © Caleb
-Simper, Barnstaple, England, as the
author. R 24812, Oct. 15,-1923.

6

O send out Thy light; anthem, by C.
Simper. © Caleb Simper, Barn-
staple, England, as the author. R
24813, Oct. 15, 1923. on

Oft in the stilly night; arr. by A. W.
Lansing; ladies’ quartet. © A. W.
Lansing, Cohoes, N. Y., as the au-
thor. R 24828, Oct. 19, 1923. 58

Olivet; Easter service, by ©. H. Ga-

Ol

briel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago,
as the author. R. 24833, Oct. 22,
1923. 59

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Organist (The) at home; by P. A.
Schnecker, compiled and arr. for the
parlor organ. v. 2. © Mrs. P. A.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 24884, Nov. 5,
1923. 60

Oster (Das) evangelium; eine Oster-

liturgie, von Edmund S. Lorenz. ©
E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.. as the
author. R 24845, Oct. 22, 1923. 61

Papillon (Le) polka; par L. Streab-
bog [pseud. of L. J. Gobbaerts]
(Babioles, no. 6) © Nathalie De- °
buller, veuve Louis Jean Gobbaerts,
Brussels, Belgium, as the widow of
the author. R 24187, July 3, 19238.

62
Pendule (La) & musique; par L.
Streabbog [pseud. of L. J. Gob-

baerts]; piano. (Premiers pas, no.
5) © Nathalie Debuller, veuve
Louis Jean Gobbaerts, Brussels, Bel-
gium, as the widow of the author.

R 24178, July 3,.19238. 63
Perles (Les) fines valse; par L.
Streabbog [pseud. of L. J. Gob-
baerts] (Babioles, no. 4) © Na-

thalie Debuller, veuve Louis Jean

Gobbaerts, Brussels, Belgium, as
the widow of the author. R 24185,
July 3, 1923. 64

Pine (The) and the palm; song by
Mary Knight Wood. © Mrs. AI-

fred B. Mason, % Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, as the author. R 24819,
Oct. 19, 1923: 65

Premiéres tendresses; valse-inter-
méde, par Alfred d’Ambrosio;
piano seul. © Blanche Aida Malva-
no, veuve d’Alfred Joseph Antoine
Ambrosio, Paris, as the widow of
the author. © R 24912; Nov. 3, .1923.

66
Rejoice greatly: Christmas anthem,
by A. W. Lansing. © A. W. Lan-

sing, New York, as the author. R
24905, Oct. 31, 1928. 67

Rivals (The) ; two-step, by E. A. Van
Alstyne. © Egbert A. Van Alstyne,
Chicago, as the author. R 24911,
Nove 19238. 68

Rose rouge mazurka; par L. Streab-
bog [pseud. of L. J. Gobbaerts]
(Babioles, no. 5) © Nathalie De-
buller, veuve Louis Jean Gobbaerts,
Brussels, Belgium, as the widow of
the author. R 24186, July 3, er

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20974 (70)

Seguidille; danse espagnole, par L.
Streabbog [pseud. of L. J. Gob-
baerts] (Babioles, no. 2) © Na-

thalie Debuller, veuve Louis Jean
Gobbaerts, Brussels, Belgium, as the
widow of the author. R 24183, July
oy Age: 70

Sérenade; par L. Streabbog [pseud. of
L. J. Gobbaerts}] (Babioles, no. 1)
© Nathalie Debuller, veuve Louis
Jean Gobbaerts, Brussels, Belgium,

as the widow of the author. R
24182, July 3, 1923. 71

She’s the comfort of their home:
words and music by E. Rogers. |
Kd Rogers, % Edward B. Marks
music co., New York, as the author.
R 24908, Nov. 1, 1928. . ee

Softly, gently breaks the morning;
Christmas carol, by Frank H. Ma-

jor. © Caroline Major, New York.
as the widow of the author. R
24907, Oct. 31, 1923. 73

Soldiers of the cross; hymn-anthem,
words by Chas. Wesley, music by
Arthur W. Nelson. © Mrs. Corne-
lius Barry, Detroit, as the next of
kin of the author who is not living.
R 24834, Oct. 22, 1923. 74

Speed, bonny bark; yachting four-part

song, words by Riehbard Henry
Buek, music by A. Geibel; male
voices. © Adam Geibel, % White-

Smith music pub. co., Boston, as the
author.’ ‘R 14782, ‘Oct. 10,°1923.° 75

Starlight, star bright; waltz song from
the wizard of the Nile, by V. Her-
bert. 1. Edition for voice and
piano.—2. no. 12, quintette. © Vic-
tor Herbert, New York, as the au-
thor. R 24886, 24889, Nov. 5, 6,
1923. TON £7

Sun of my soul; quartet, words by J.
Keble, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
author. R 24846, Oct. 22, 1923. 78

as the”

Te Deum in ©; music by Edwin C.
Rowley. © Paul Rowley, New York,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 24829, Oct. 19, 1923: 79

Thy name; song by Mary Knight
Wocd. © Mrs. Alfred B. Mason, %
Oliver Ditson co., Boston, as the
author. R 24818, Oct. 19, 1928. 80

‘Tis midnight; hymn-anthem, words by
W. B. Tappan, music by EH. S.

Lorenz. © HE. S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as the author. R 24839, Oct.
22, 1928. 81

Vive polichinelle; polka, par L. Streab-
bog [pseud. of L. J. Gobbaerts];
piano. (Premiers pas, no. 8)
Nathalie Debuller, veuve Louis Jean
Gobbaerts, Brussels, Belgium, as the
widow of the author. ._R 24180, July
3, £9238. 82

Weeping (The) now is over; hymn-
anthem, words by R. L. Fleteher,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © HE. S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 24841 “Oct, 22, 1925. 83

When the bugles are calling; from
the wizard of the Nile, by V. Her-

bert. 1. no. 8, solo, Ptarmigan.—
2. Ten.—3. Bass. © Victor Herbert,
New York, as the author. R

24885, 24892, 24893, Nov. 5, 6, 1923.
84-86

Wizard (The) of the Nile; lancers, by
V. Herbert: piano. © Victor Her-
bert. New York, as the author. R
24895, Nov. 6, 1923. 87

arr. by Geo. Wiegand ;
orch. © Victor Herbert, New York,
as the author. R 24898, Nov. 6,
19238. 88
Wizard of the Nile waltzes; by V.
Herbert; piano. © Victor Herbert,
New York. as the author. R 24888,
Nov. 6. 19238. 89
arr. by Geo. Wiegand ;
orch. © Victor Herbert, New York,
as the author. R 24896, Nov. 6,
1923. 90

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LIST OF MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED. FOR THE. MANU-

FACTURE OF PARTS OF
OF MAR. 4, 1909.

Adieu; by Friml. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov. 8,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 91

After thoughts. © Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice
ree’d Oct. 23, 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p.
190. 92

All that I want, is to be left alone.

© Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 14,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 198. 93

Alligator flop. © Joseph Oliver, Chi-
cago... Notice reec’d .Oct., 25,. 1928 ;
recorded, v. 5, p. 195. 94

American emblem. © Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Notice rec’d Oct. 238, 1923; recorded.
Vo De 190. 95

Amorcita. © Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice rec’d
Oct. 23, 1923; recorded vy. 5, p. 190.

96

At night; by Rachmaninoff. © Boston
musie ¢o., Boston. Notice ree’d Nov.
8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 97

Back 0’ town blues. © Leo Feist, inc..,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 9,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 98

Berceuse; by Huerter. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Nov. 8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196.

99

Blind man’s buff. ©.Fred Fisher, inc.,

New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 24,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 195. 100
Break her heart and let her go. ©

Chas. K. Harris, New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 197. 101
Break o’ day: words by P. J. O’Reilly,

music by Wilfrid Sanderson. ©
Boosey & co., New York. Notice
ree’d ) Nov.. 3, '1923; reeorded, v. 5,
pi 192. 102

Breath (The) of an Irish smile; orch.
Richmond-Robbins, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 198. 103
Breezes. © Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 23, 1923:
recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 104

INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME-
GHANICALLY » THE AMUSICAL, WORK) UNDERSEG. 1 ¢E), OF DHE

ACT
20974
Caprice; by Huerter. ©. Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Nov. 8, 1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 196.
105
Chansonette; by Bass. ©. Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d

Nov. 8, 1923; recorded, v. 5,.p. 196.
106
Chattanooga stomps. © Joseph. Oli-
ver, Chicago. . Notice ree’d Oct. 285,

1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 195. 107
Cherry blossoms. © _ Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

Notice rec’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded,
V. 5ycp+ 190: 108
Cigarette; by Densmore. © Boston
music c¢o., Boston. Notice rec’d
Nov.,.8, 1923; recorded, v..5,.p. 196.
109

Come on Red, you red hot devil man.
© Fred Fisher, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 9, 1923; recorded

v. 5, p. 198. 110
Comedy king. © Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice

rec’d Oct. 23. 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 190. 111

Confrey’s (Zez) modern course in novy-
elty piano playing. © Jack Mills,
inc.. New York. Notice ree’d Oct.
i, 1925 > recorded, v..5, p. 193. ,J42

Corn on the cobb. © Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 19,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 1138

Cradle song; by Palmgren. © Boston.
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov.
8, 1923: recorded. v. 5, p. 196. 114

Cruel daddy blues. © Irving Berlin,
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 197. 115

Dance of the wood nymphs. © Van-
dersloop music pub. co., Williams-
pert, Pa. Notice ree’d Oct. 23, 1823;
recorded, v. 5, p. 190. 116

Dancin’ Dan. © Goodman & Rose,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Oct.
25, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 195. 117

Dancing by moonlight. © Vander-
sloot music pub. co., Williamsport,
Pa. Notice rec’d Oct. 28, 1923; re-
corded, v. 5. p. 190. | 118

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Debutante; caprice; piano. © Rich-
mond-Robbins, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 3, 1923; recorded, v.
5, p. 197: 119

orch. © Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 18,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 198. 120

Don’t forget to write a letter home.
© Jack Mills, ine., New York. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 17, 1923; recorded, v.
5, ps 193: 121

Dream once again; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by W. H. Squire.
© Boosey & co., New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 3, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 192: 122

Eccentric. © Jack Mills, ine, New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 19, 1923; re-

corded, v. 5, p. 194. 128
Emblem of peace. © Vandersloot mu-
sic pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. No-

tice ree’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded, v.
5. p. 190. 124
Erratic. © Jack Mills, inc, New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 19, 1923; re-
corded, v. 5, p. 194. 125

Extase; by Ganne. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov. 8,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 126

Feeling the way I do. © Irving Ber-

lin, ine., New York. Notice. rec’d
Nov. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
198. 127

Flower of the Orient. © Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Notice rece’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded

v. 5, p. 190. 128
Fluffy feathers. © Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice

rec’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
190. 129
Forgetful blues. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 8,
1923; recorded, v. 5; p. 197. 130
Georgia blues. © Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. Notice ree’d
Nov. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 198.

131
Gestern nacht hab’ ich Marie nach
haus gebracht; marschlied. © Ead-

ward B. Marks music co., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 14, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 198. 132

Goin’ home. © Rainbow music corp.,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 22,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 193. 183

Grieg (Hdvard Hagerup) Festival of
the king; by Grieg, arr. by Feder-
lein. © Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

Notice ree’d Oct. 19, 1923; recorded, -

v. 5, p. 194. 134

Happy days.. © Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York. Notice ree’d Oct.
20, 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 193... 135

He’ll always be one of those guys. ©
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 20, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 193. 136

He may be your good man Friday.
© Kay-Stern, ine., New York. No-
tice ree’d Oct. 29, 1923; recorded, v.
DB, Dev agos 137

Headin’ home.. © Leo Feist, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 9, 19238;
recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 138

Hollywood; by Alfred Hustwiek and
Aubrey Stauffer. © Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco, Notice rec’d
Noy. 5, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194.

139

Hush-a-bye bay. © Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Notice rec’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded,
Vv. 5; te TSG: 140

I had a garden. © Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice
rec’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 190. ~ 141

I love the girl who kisses, I hate the
girl that don’t. © Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice ree’d Oct. 17,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 192. 142

I’m somebody nobody loves. © Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 12, 1923; recorded,
V:. op Loo: 143

Igualada; by Zuera. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice ree’d Nov. 8,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 144

In the land of sunshine; by Huerter.
© Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Nov. 8, 1923; recorded, v. 5,

p. 196. 145
It was June. © Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice

rec’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 190. 146
Italian smiles. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
- New York. Notice ree’d Oct. 30,
1923; recorded, y. 5, p» 196. 147

June rose. © Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice rec’d
Oct. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 190.

148

Junkman blues. © Joseph Oliver, Chi-
cago. Notice rec’d Oct. 25, 1923; re-
corded, v. 5, p. 195. 149

Just memories. © Raymond H. Clark,
Portage, Me. Notice ree’d Oct: 31,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 150

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NOTICES OF USER

no. 11, 1923

20974 (181)

Just one more night in your arms.
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Oct. 24, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 195. 151

Keep a goin’; by Byron Gay; piano.
© Richmond - Robbins, inc, New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 22, 1923;
recorded, vy. 5, p. 193. 152

Keep it booming. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 9,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 153

Keystone division. © Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Notice rec’d Oct. 23; 1923; recorded,
x. Sop 190; 154

Kill kare. © Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice rec’d
Oct. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
190. 155

Liebeslied ; by Harker. © Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. Notice rec’d Oct.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 156

Little bare feet; by O’Hara. © Bos-
ton music ¢o., Boston. Notice rec’d
Novy. 8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196.

: 157

Little magpies; by John Barnes Wells.
© Boston musie co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Noy. 8, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 196. 158

Long ago rose. © Jack Mills, inc,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 17,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 193. 159

Love aint blind no more. © Rainbow
music corp., New York. Notice
rec’d Noy. 1, 1928; recorded, v. 5,

p. 197. 160
Love is all I ask of you. © Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 197. : 161

Lovey came back. © Irving Berlin,
inec.. New York. Notice rec’d Oct.
23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 162

Maid at arms. © Vandersloot music
pub. co., ‘Williamsport, Pa. Notice
ree’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 190. 163

Maid of mesh. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 8,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 197. 164

Malaguena; by Albeniz. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice ree’d Nov.
8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 165

Mama’s baby, big fat baby boy. ©
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Oct. 24, 1928; recorded, v._5,
p. 195. 166

80830—24——_9

© | Meet me in dreams (O komm im

traum) © Edward B. Marks music
co.. New York, Notice rec’d Nov.
14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 198. 167

Midnight chimes; reverie, by Walter
Rolfe; piano. © Richmond-Robbins,
ine., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
15, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 199. 168

Moonlight kisses. © Victoria pub. co.,
New York. Notice ree’d Oct. 17,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 193. 169 |

Morning song; by Kramer; organ. ©
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. Notice
ree’d Oct. 19, 1923; recorded. v. 5,
p. 1938. 170

My Dixie darling. © Will Rossiter,
Chicago. Notice ree’d Oct. 31, 19238;
recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 171

My Granada gal; by Mort Harris and
Jack Partington. © Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco. Notice rec’d
Noy. 5, 1928; recorded, vy. 5, p. 194.

t72

My sweetheart of paradise; by John
Steel and Chas. Wakefield Cadman.
© Sherman, Clay & eco., San Fran-

cisco. Notice rec’d Nov. 5, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 173
My vamping sweet guitar. © Louis

Borromes, New York. Notice reec’d
Oct. 24, 1923; reeorded, v. 5, p. 195.
174

Nashville nightingale. © Harms, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Oct. 17.
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 192. 405)

Night (The) before Christmas; by
Van Vollenhoven. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov. 8,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 176

Oh! didn’t it rain. © Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. Notice

- ree’d Nov. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 198. aor
Oh gee! Georgie. © Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. Notice
ree’d Oct. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 193. 178
Open the gate of your heart. © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. Notice ree’d
Noy. 9, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196.
179

Open the gates of the temple; by Mrs.

Jos. F. Knapp. © Wm. A. Pond &
co., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 199. 180
Oswald, ah’s wald about you. © Irv-
ing Berlin, ine., New York... Notice
-reec’d Nov. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 198. 181

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20974 (182)

Other lips; by Mort Harris and Oliver
Wallace. © Sherman, Clay & co.,
San Francisco. Notice rec’d Nov.
5, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 182

Out of sight, out of mind; by Vincent
Rose and Harry Owens. © Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
Notice rec’d Nov. 5, 19238; recorded,
V: ‘ay Dp. t04e 183

Ozark blues; by Fred Rose. © Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
Notice rec’d Nov. 5, 1928; recorded,

v. 5, p. 194. 184
Peaceful slumber. © Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Notice ree’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded,
Vo TE. POU. 185
Pesticatin’ mama. © Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. Notice

rec’d Oct. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 193. 186

Pinin’ just for you. © Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Notice rec’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 190. 187

Pollywogs’ frolic; by Erno Rapee and
William Axt, arr. by W. C. Polla;
orch. © Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 22,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 198. 188

Prelude in G minor; by Rachmaninoff,
ed. by John Orth. © Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Oct. 19,
1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 189

Putting on the dog. © Jack Mills,
inc.. New York. Notice ree’d Oct.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194.

190

Raindrops are teardrops from heaven.
© Jack Mills, inc, New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 17, 1923; recorded,
V. 0,0 p. BOB 191

Red clover. © Jack Mills, ine., New

York. Notice rec’d Oct. 19, 19238;
recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 192
Remembrance; by Davies. © Boston

music co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Nov. 8, 19238; recorded, v. 5, p. 196.
193

Rimpianto; by Toselli. © Boston
musie co., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov.
8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 194
Roamin’ to Wyomin’. © Irving Ber-
lin, ine. New York. Notice rec’d
Oct. 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 192.
195

Rock me to sleep with my Virginia
melody. © Shapiro, Bernstein &

co., ine., New York. Notice rec'd.

Oct. 25, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 195.
196

pt. 111, ND. s., v. 1&

Rosie O’Reilly; or, It’s Rosie O’Reilly
for me. © Will Rossiter, Chicago.
Notice rec’d Oct. 20, 1923; reeorded,
¥. Gy pe 19a: 197

Sereening preludes, no. 1; by Erno
Rapee and William Axt; orch. ©
Richmond-Robbins, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 6, 1923; recorded,
ye Sadia: 198.

Sea (The); by Palmgren. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice reec’d Nov.
8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 199:

Seguidilla; by Albeniz. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice ree’d Nov.
8, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196.. 200

Serenade; by Toselli. © Boston mu-
Sic co., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov. 8,
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 201

She wouldn’t do what I asked her to;
words and music by Sam Gottlieb,
Phil Boutelje and Al Burt. ©
Richmond-Robbins, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 9, 1923; recorded,
Wao Dp. aoe 202

Shepherds of the mountains (Los pas-
tores de la Sierra) ; song. © Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Oct. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194.

203:

Shimmie shoes. © Jack Mills, ince.,.
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 19,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 204

Sing, sing, birds on the wing; by Nut-
ting. © Boston music co., Boston.
Notice rec’d Nov. 8, 1928; recorded,
ve Sp 196. 205

Sleep; by Harl Lebieg. © Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. Notice
rec’d Nov. 5, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 194. 206

Slow Joe. © Ted Browne music co.,
inc., Chicago. Notice ree’d Oct. 31,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 197. 207

Sometime T’ll hear your sweet voice
calling; werds by Hazel M. Lock-
wood, music by Lee W. Lockwood.
© Boosey & co., New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 38, 1923; recorded, v. 5.
a. SOD: . 208:

Somewhere in the world. © Leo
Feist, inc.. New York. Notice rec’d
Nov. 9, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 196.

209)

Susquehanna trail. © Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Notice ree’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded,

Vv. Sop. 190: 210
Sylph (La) © Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. Notice

-ree’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p.
190. Pali d

1190

no. 11, 1923

NOTICES OF

USER ;
20974 (233)

*Tain’t a doggone thing but the blues.
© Rainbow music corp., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 22, 1923; recorded,
Gee 193. 212

Take, oh take those lips away. © Leo
Feist, inc, New York. © Notice
rec’d Noy. 9, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 196. 213

Tango in D; by Albeniz. © Boston
music ¢o., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov.
8, 19238: recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 214

That big blond mamma. © Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. Notice
ree’d Oct. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p95. 215

That’s a lot of bunk. © Edward B.
Marks music co.. New York. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 14, 1923; recorded, v.
Byte. toe: 216

There’s a song in my heart; words
and music by Bernard Hamblen. ©
Chappell & co., Itd., London. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 16, 1923; recorded,
VEmey peed G9: 217

Thought (The) of you; by Van Vol-
lenhoven. © Boston music co., Bos-
ton. Notice ree’d Nov. 8, 1923;
recorded, y. 5, p. 196. 218

Thumb marks; by John Barnes Wells.
© Boston music co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Noy. 8, 1928; recorded, v.
dvi toe 219

Tweet, tweet. © Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct.
20, 1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 193. 220

Twelve o’clock at night. © Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inec., New York.
Notice ree’d Noy. 9, 19238; recorded,
WE poke DOS. 4 en3 Dread

West (The), a nest and you; by Larry
Yoell and Billy Hillk © Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. Notice
rec’d Nov. 5, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 194. 222

Westward ho! © Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct.
20, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 1938. 223

What will become of me. © Irving
Berlin, ine, New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 198. 224

When it’s night-time
Wednesday over here. © Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inec., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 6, 1923; recorded,
Voi 5) p. 197. 225

When Nathan was married to Rose of
Washington square. © Irving Ber-
lin; “ine., New York.’ Notice ‘reed
Nov. 14, 1928; recorded, v. 5, p. 198.

DAG

When the angelus is ringing in Ire-
land. © Jack Mills, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 17, 1928; recorded,
v. 5, p. 198. 227

When you are in my arms. © Harms,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Oct.
23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 228

While you’re gone. © Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice ree’d Oct.
23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 194. 229

Whispers of spring. © Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Notice rec’d Oct. 23, 1923; recorded,
Vi;0, D. 200: 230

Yesterdays; by Huerter. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov.
8, 1928 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 196. 430 |

You can’t make a fool out of me. ©
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 20, 1928; recorded,
v. 5, p. 1938. 232

Zulu’s ball. © Joseph Oliver, Chicago.
Notice rec’d Oct. 25, 1923; recorded,
TYAS, PIO: 233

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

ABC (The) short tutor; by Cuthbert
Harris, of Great Britain, pf.
Navies, 1993; 2, cx. Noy.:;20;° B
577526; Warren & Phillips, London.
[© pages 11-15 inclusive] 20975

"A cunfessione; versi e musica di
Luigi Donadio, of Italy, domiciled
at New York; mand. ace. 4to. ©
Noy. 1, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 15; E 574907;
Verdi’s musie roll co., New York.

20976

A frisio; tarantella, par Eduardo
Gareri, of France; orch. avec piano-

conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 26, 1923;
1 ec Nov. 27; E 572904; Société

anonyme des editions Ricordi, Paris.
20977

A. lx mode; w S. K. K., m B: K., of
Gos wi). ¢€. Nov. 5, 1923; FE 576776;
Selma Kastor Katz and Bertha Kas-
tor, Worcester. 20978

A sera; di Antonio Ricci-Signorini, of
Italy ; violino e pf. Edizione Carisch.
@ Jaly..40,71923,5 bea Sept, 2H
567691; A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan.

20979

Abide with me; by Monk, played Alex-
ander Russell, of U. S.; in E flat.
(Ampico, with words, no. 841—E)}
{Music roll] © Nov. 20, 1922; 2 ¢.
Dec. 18, 1923; E 575578; American
piano co., New York. [© interpre-
tation ] 20980

Aboultonpez; paroles de Max Eddy et
Pothier, musique de Fred Pearly, of

France. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1c Nov.
30; E 572963; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 20981

Absence makes the heart grow fonder
for someone else; w and melody
Frederick Johnson and Clarence
Williams, of U. S. ©1c¢. Nov..10,
1923; E 574762; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

: 20982

Accidents (Les) ; paroles de Alexandre
Trebitsch, musique de A. Chantrier,
at France. © Nov...3, 1923; 1 ¢;
Nov. 30: E 572973; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 20983

Actéon; 1°7® suite en quatre parties,
par J. Clémandh, of France; orch.
avec piano conducteur. -Contents: 1.

Cortége de Diane.—2. Danse de
Rhodice.—3. Divertissement.—4. Les.
faunes. © Oct. 5, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 27;

BE 572532; Evette et Schaeffer,
Paris. 20984
Activity; march, Harold Bennett, of
U. S.; oreh. Cincinnati, O., Fill-

more music house. 4to. © Nov. 10,
1928; 2 ce. Nov. 16; E 577124; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 20985.

Addio, Surriento; versi di Nello de
Lutio, musica di M. de Vellis, of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 c. Oct. 26; E 576858; Casa
editrice musicale Sorrento, Naples.

20986

After all; w L. H., melody Jack Dia-
mond, Art Coogan and Sam Brown,
of U. S. © 1 « Nov. 20, 1923; E
574985 ; Lou Herscher, Philadelphia.

20987

After all I love you; w M. N. E., m
Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8. New York,
Frank Harding music house. ©
Nov. °12:; 19238--,271¢. ¢Mov.~ 153; 1
574933; Marguerite N. Erickson.
Seattle. 20988.

After while; w and melody H. R. K...
of U. S., arr. E. V. Dahlquist, of

WS. 8:©@i en Novsi26;0 19233. E
575112; Harold R. Keidel, Minne-
apolis. 20989

After your best pal’s gone; waltz, w
at Wt ON Be SOL Gy oS akc) NOV.
ete Pome oo C INONe FOr ue Ok coo
Nola B. Felix, New Orleans. 20990

Aheim! aheim; from Die Yiddishe-
shiksse, w Anshel Schorr, m S$. S.,
of U.S2C63 N 4B XN)? © Nov-
Ta T9378 re ea Ove Li we 2) L0G.
Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn. 20991.

Aileen Connell; w J. G. K., m E. 8. S-
Huntington, of U. S. © 1c. Dee. T..
1923: E 575345; J. G. Kernan, Mel-
ville, La. 20992:

Aimer sans paroles; paroles de Roland
Gaél, musique de André Mauprey, of

France. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 c. Nov.
30; E 572957; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 20993

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20994

Ain’t goin’ to worry no more; melody
J. G., of Ul Si. ©t ec! Nov.eo, 1923):
E_ 576791; Jesse Gines, New York.

20994

Ain’t I a radio nut; w J. S. and I. M.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©1l1e
Nov. 16, 1923; E 577098; Jack Sea-
man and I. Marks, Trenton, N. J.

20995

Ain’t it a shame to work on Sunday;
arr. J. B. Herbert, of U. S.; male
voices. © Oct. 10, 1923; 2 e. Oct.
20; E 577297; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. [© harmonization
and arrangement } 20996

Ain’t it the truth; w andm J. L. L.,
jr., of U..S., arr. Will P. Held, of
USS Gey Aire MOVE can, toe.)
575132 ; Joseph Lewis Landram, jr.,
Philadelphia. 20997

Ain’t nature grand; w A. N., melody
John F. Ryan, of U. S.. © 1e. Nov.
28, 1923; FE 577556; Anna Neubarth,
East St. Louis, Ill. 20998

Ain’t you comin’ back Lil to Jackson-
ville; w T. E. C., melody Chappelle
and Stinnette, of U. S., arr. Will
Vonery; o1”U. S. © 1 ce. June 21,
1923: E 576539; Thos. E. Chappelle,
Chicago. 20999

Air castle dreams; w I. Smith, m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©le.
Dec. 7, 1923 ; EF. 575329; H. C. Smith,
Fresno, Calif. 21000

Al parque de artilleria; paso doble,
J. P., of U. S.; solo B flat cornet.
© 1 ¢@ Nov. 15, 1928; E 5749388;
Jaime Pericis, Ponce, Porta Rica.

21001

Alabama dreams; w and m Arthur A.
Penn, of U. S. © Oct. 31, 1928; 2 ec.
Nov. 8; E 574705; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 21002

Alabamy black sheep; fox trot, by
King Zany [pseud. of Jack Dill] and
Roy Ingraham, arr. Louis Katzman,
of U. 8.; symphonic orch., with w.
© (Nov. 217, 1923; -2-e, Noy: 26; EB
577524; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

21003

Album leaf; by: A. W., of U. S.; pf.
New York, Conrad Schmidt. ©
Sept. 15, 1923; 2 e@ Ocet. 27; EB
576883; August Werschinger, New
York. 21004

Album mélodique; par F.. Louis Tay-
lor, of Great Britain; violon avec pf.
Contents: 1. Historiette—2. Joy-
euse.—3. Crepuscule.—4. Vieille

pt. 11, 0. s., v.18

chanson.—5. L’Orientale.—6. La-

mento. © Oct. 4, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 3;

E 572631; Schott & co., London.
21005

Album of six compositions; in modern
style, by Charles Huerter, of U. S.;
pf. Contents: A nightmare.—March
burlesque.—A miniature.—Shep-
herd’s song.—Valse burlesque.—
Romance poetique. © Oct. 19, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 25; E 576975; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 21006

Album rose; 1°° série, pour la jeunesse,
contenant 12 jolis morceaux, d’au-
teurs en vogue, of France; piano en
clés’ de sol.’’’© ” Nov. 3.) 19238""'7" ¢:
Nov. 30; E.572979; A. Zurfluh, Paris.

21007

Alexis; chanson fox-trot, paroles de
Jean Rodor, musique de Hugéne
Gavel, of France. © Nov. 3, 1923;
1. ¢.. Nov: 305" Hl St2060— hrancis
Salabert, Paris. 21008.

Alice; w and m H: M. W., of U. S.
©1c. Apr. 2, 1923; E 559406; Helen
M. Winding, Wauwatosa, Wis.

21009

All broken up over you; fox trot, w
Joe Burke and Lou Herscher, m Joe
Murphy and Carl Hoeffle, of U. S.,
arr. Walter Paul, of U. S.; orch.,
with w. © Dec. 1, 1923; 2 c Dec.
3; E 577678; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. [© arrangement] 21010

w Joe Burke and Lou Herscher,
melody Joe Murphy and Carl Hoe-
fle, of U. S:, arr. J. Me"'© Te Nov.
15, 1923; E 574922; Leo Feist, inc..
New York. 21011

All hail to Old Glory; w F. C. B.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U.S. ©1c. Nov.
26, 1923; EH 577482; F. C. Barrows,
Harvard, Neb. 21012

All my life; w and m Benny Davis
and Harry Akst, of U."S.:; pt. with
w. ©lc. Nov. 22, 1923; E 575021;
Jack Mills, ine, New York.

21013
All over you; w Louise Bull, m Geo.
Graff, jr.. of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach,

of U.S: © 1 eo Nev. Pavtoce. hh
BITf8a0> | Mrs. JR. Bully Porento:;
Canada. 21014

All over you, dear, I went away; w
Cc. C., m EH. 8S. 8. Huntington, of U.
S. ©1c. Nov. 10, 1923; E 574719;
C. Compitelli, Brooklyn. 21015

All suddenly the wind came soft; part-
song, w Rupert Brooke, m Temple
P. M. Bevan, of England, op. 2, no.

1194

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

38; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral
library, no., 183) © Oct. 25, 1923;
1 @ Nov. 3; E 572675; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 21016

All that I want is to be left alone;
fox-trot, Al. Wilson and Jas. A.
Brennan, arr. Ted Eastwood, of U.
S.; orch. 4to. © Nov. 7, 1923; 2 ¢.
Nov. 8; E 574692; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. [© arrange-
ment } 21017

All the girls are fond of a sailor; w
and m Bennett Scott, of Great Brit-
ain; in B flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 27, 1923;
1 ec. Nov. 30; E 572910; B. Feldman
& co,, London. 21018

Alley up; w and m Mort Dixon and
Ernest Breuer, of U. S. © Nov. 10,
1923; 2 ce. Nov. 10; E 574779; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

21019

Almond bloom; w M. A. M., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach,
Of SF © tie: Nov. :23;°1923; EB
577332; Mary Ainsle McMichael,
Stockton, Calif. 21020

Along the garden ways; serenade, w
Arthur O’Shaughnessy, m Howard
Kirkpatrick, of U. S. © Apr. 14,
tacos 2 € apr. 10 20K) 90040T- CW.
Thompson & co., Boston. 21021

Along the old lake trail; in Kid boots.
w Joseph McCarthy, melody Harry
Tierney, of U. S. © 1c. Dee. 8,
1923; E 575610; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 21022

Same. © Dec. 5, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec.
7; E 575374; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 21023

Along the rainbow- trail; fox trot, w
Ray Sherwood, m John Meyer, of
Us, es. arr. Wm. .Sehulz, of U.S. :
orech., with w. Feist ed. 4to.
Bee Wd. 1923 = 2eDecrs ” EH ST(6iTT ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. [© ar-
rangement ] 21024

Along the road to Gundagai; fox trot,
Jack O’Hagan, of U. S., arr. Wm.
Schulz, of U. S.; orch. with w. Feist
ed. New York, Leo. Feist, ine. 4to.
iG) ec 1. 1923 2 esse. 32 B)
577676; Allan & co., Melbourne,
Australia. [© arrangement]

21025

Always blue; melody E. G. and A. N.,
Qf U.+S.0-@. 1.e. Nevs-14,,.1923 + EB
577035 ; Emerson Gill and Alexander
Nilsen, Cleveland. 21026

1195

21038

Always dreaming of you; w Pierre
Dale, melody P. D., of U. S., arr.
Romo Falk, of U. S. ©1ce. Dec. 6,
1923; E 577733; Pagie Dale, St.
Louis. 21027

Always waiting till my ship comes in;
w P. F. W., m W. G. L. and H: O. L.,
of U. S., arr. W. G. L. ©l1c. Nov.
1, 1923; E 574611; Webster G. Lar-
sen, Harold O. Larsen and Paul F.
Watkins, Evanston, II. 21028

Alz far gelt; w and melody A. Lebe- ©
deff, of U.S. (.woya anp caby) ©
1 ec. Nov. 22, 1923; E 575009; Aaron
Lebedeff, New York. 21029

Ambassador march; by Louis Vitak,
of U. S. 4to. 1. Orch.—2. Band. ©
Oct. 25, 1923; 2 c. each Nov. 5; E

576765, 576766; Georgi & Vitak
music co., Chicago. [© arrange-
ment] 21030, 21031

Ambition; overture, Harold Bennett.
of U. S.; orch. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Nov. 10,
1923; 2 c. Noy. 16; EB 577133; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 21032

Ambrosio (A. da’) Intermezzo; feuilles
éparses no. 3, par A. @’A., op. 33,
transcription par F. Heauoteur, of
France; oreh. avec. piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1c. Nov.
28; E 572916; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France. [© transcription]

21033

— Valse; feuilles éparses, no. 4, par
A. @A., op. 33, transcription par F.
Heurteur, of France; petit orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 3,
19238; 1 ec. Nov. 28; E 572917; Paul
Decoureelle, Nice, France. [©
transcription ] 21034

America, the beautiful; w Catherine
Lee Bates, m Samuel A. Ward, arr.
Harold Hart Todd, of U. S.; six pt,
cho. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 2;
E 576738; Lamar & Barton, Nash-
ville. [© arrangement] 21035

American (The) girl; w J. E. J., m
J-"©, Halls, ot U.S, © i'c. Nov. 16,
1923? Er Oriiio: J.-P lhott: Jones,
Camden, N. J. 21036

Amicizia; mazurka, di Luigi Canoro,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
instrumental. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1923;
E 574817; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. 21037

Among the flowers; by Ethel Mund-
henke, of U. S.; pf. (Summer fan-
cies) © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 5;
E 574646; Hatch music co., Boston.

21038

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21039

Dt. DEES y. 18

Among the heather; by ‘Benjamin
Burrows, of Great Britain: pf.
Sept. 28, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 3; E 572613;
Augener, Itd., London. 21039

Anahuaec; opera en cuatro actos y un
prologo, letra por Francisco Bracho,
musica por Arnulfo Miramontes R.,
of Mexico, domiciled at New York
City. 1. Orchestral score.—2. Vocal
score with text. © 1c. each Oct.
20, 1923; D 26499, 26500; Arnulfo
Miramontes, New York.

21040, 21041

And the night raven sings; by Herbert
Bedford, arr. Adolf Schmid, of Eng-
land; oreh. with pf. conductor.
(Galaxy, no. 242) © Nov. 12, 1923;
2 ¢. Nov. 15; E 577063: G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 21042

And we beheld His glory; anthem for
Christmas or general use, w from
the Bible. m George Rathbone, of
England; mixed voices. (Novello’s
octavo anthems, no. 1130) © Oct.
31, 1928; 1 c.. Nov. 1; E 572586; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 21043

Andante funébre; von J. Amberg, of
Denmark, op. 15; violoncello mit
orgel. © July 1, 1923; 1 c. Dee. 1;
E 572999; A. Stahl, Berlin. 21044

Andantino in D flat; composed, rev.
and re-ed., Edwin H. Lemare, of
U.S..organ:: (C Noy..7; 1928.) 2xe
Noy. 20; E 577234; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. [© new arrange-
ment] 21045

Angels of Jesus; w and m O. J. S., of
Canada. © May 1, 1921; 1 ¢ Nov.
7, 1923; BE 572872; Oswald J. Smith,
Toronto, Canada. 21046

Angel’s prayer; every mother’s prayer.
w and m Maud Bevans, of U. S.
NOV Ee” 24 12S Te. Neh NOM nm 2 ot
577620; Denton & Haskins music
co., New York. 21047

Answer the roll call; by S. W. K., of
V.i 8S.» ptii© 1 ex Nov: 23, 1923; E
577368; S. Walter Krebs, New York.

; 21048

Answer (The) to my prayer; w V. F.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. 8S. ©1
e. Nov. 10, 1923: E 574742; Violet
Faslender, South Park, Mich. 21049

Antek i Mafika (Tony and Mary);
w and melody Joseph Kallini and

PPO of Ue-S) arr oP erie.

Dec. 1. 1923; E 577635; Peter Feld-
hann, New York. 21050

Antoinette; mélodie-fox-trot, dans la
Revue de Madame Rasimi,. paroles
de Gabriello, musique de Louis Hil-
lier, of France. © Oct. 5, 1923; 1c.
Oct. 27; E 572530; L. Hillier, Paris.

21051

Apotheosis;: by Perey Elliott, arr.
Ernest Reeves, of Great Britain;
two violins, ’cello, bass, harmonium
and pf. (Schott & co’s cinema re-
pertory, no. 129: Suite romantique,
no. 5) © Oct. 11, 1923: 1 « Nov.
3: E 572629; Schott & co., London.
[© arrangement] 21052

Apple blossom time; w Rene Bronner.
m Chas. H. Gabriel, of U. S. © Oct.
1, 19233 °2°'e "Oct? 1X) Be aii298 ;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.

21053

Apple (The) trees (Die apfelbaume) ;
English w Percy Pinkerton, German
w O. E. Hartleben, m Casimir Bor-
win, of Germany. © Oct. 10, 1923;
1¢. Nov. 3; E 572622; Schott & co.,
London. 21054

April song: w Sara Teasdale, m
Eleanor Marum, of U. 8.; high voice.
© Nov. 19, 1923; 21) Novai22ie
575058: G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

21055

Arab Ann; w and m G. C. W., of U. S..
arr. Robert Richmond, of U. S.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 19, 1923;
E 577188: George C. Watson, Los
Angeles. ‘21056

Arabianna; oriental fantasy fox trot,
w Val Howland, m Fisher Thomp-
son, of U. S. © Nov. 29, 1923; 2 ec.
Dee. 6; E 577752; A. J. Stasny
music ¢co., ine., New York. 21057

Aready: fox trot from Bombo, w and
m Al Jolson and B. G. De Sylva,
arr. Frank EH. Barry, of U. S.; orch.
with words. Feist ed. 4to. ©
Nov. 19, 19283 2.0e Nove 20a, E
577276; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 21058

from Bombo, w and m Al Jolson

and B. G. De Sylva, of U. S. ©

‘Nov... 10, 1923; 2.) Novena = Ni

576976; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

21059

Arizona stars: w George Little, m

Carl Rupp, of U. S. © Nov. 13,
1928: 2 e Nov. 15; E 574878;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

21060

Art (The) of piano pedalling; by
Harry Farjeon, of Great Britain.
v.12!" © Oct: 24) 192531 er edeh
Nov. 3; E 572605, 572606: Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 21061, 21062

THOR

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

21085

As fair as morn; w traditional, m
John Wilbye, ed. and adapted Ed-
mund H. Fellowes, of England; three
male voices. 4to. (Male voice choir
library, no. 105: John Wilbye’s
second set of madrigals, no. 5) ©
NMov.2,0923 ; Ae. Nov,12 3 B'572733 ;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.

21063

As matchless beauty; w traditional,
m John Wilbye, ed. and adapted
Edmund H. Fellowes, of England;
male voices. 4to. (Male voice choir
library, no. 90: John Wilbye’s
second set of madrigals, no. 15) ©
Detaves 11923 4 dies) Noy. | 125 /
572722; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.

21064

At close of day; w and m Edwin H.
Lemare, of U. S. © Nov. 9, 1923;
2 c. Nov. 10; E 574790; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 21065

At night; w Beatrice Redpath, m
G. E. H., of England. (in Two
songs) © Oct. 11, 1923; 1 ¢ Oct.

20 HIS ZST7 :
Canada.

G. E. Holt, Toronto,
21066

At seven o'clock; w Harry Gifford, m
Fred EH. Cliffe, of England; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 28, 1928; 1c Nov. 3; E
572598; Wilford, ltd., London.

21067

At sunset; by Alice Morse Glover,
of U. S.; pf. (Melodious and in-
structive pieces) © Nov. 20. 1923;
2 ¢. Nov. 21; E 577319; W. B. Hasey,
Boston. 21068

At the fountain; by Charles Davidoff
re-arr., L. P., of U. S.; cello and pf.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1923; E 575120; Luda-
wig Pleier, Atlantic City. 21069

Attack (Mohiliver) ; Bolgarisch, mel-
ody M. L., and H. M., of U. S. ©
1 ¢c. Nov. 24, 1923; E 575076; Max
Leibowitz and Haiman Millrod, New

York. 21070
Au jardin; by Ed. Poldini, of Hun-
ras | ie ec) ‘Oct, 2D, 1923. LC.

Nov. 2; E 572593; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London. 21071

Au jardin du vieux sérail; Andrino-
ple, par E. R. Blanchet, of Switzer-
land, op. 18, no. 3; pf. (Turquie,

mo. 3) © Oct. 25, 1923: 2 e Oct;
26; E 574708; Composers’ music
corp., New York. 21072

Au pays des Maures; fox-blues, par
G. Bonincontro, orchestré par Ad.
Gauwin, of France; orch. avec piano-

conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1923;
1 e Dee. 3; E 573013; Librairie
Hachette, Paris. [© arrangement]
21073

Aunt Susie’s picnic; w and m Duncan
sisters [i. e. R. and V. Duncan] of

Ux So. (O51 ies7 Nom) 244 19235 B
575131; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 21074

Autumn; w H. M., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
U8 2.O as @ Nev.) 19: 1993s
577180; Helen Moser, Rockford, Il.

21075

Autumn (An) love song; w Comfort
Parry, m Wilfrid Sanderson, of.
Great Britain; in F. © Sept. 14,
1923; 1 ce. Nov. 3; E 572647; Boosey
& co., London. 21076

Autumn time; w A. J. S., m V. S. Bar-
Data of U.S. ©). Nov, O9925 220,
Nov. 19; E 577279; Albert J. Snow,
Boston. 21077

Ave Maria; chanson, musique de S.
PF. 06; Ui 8. s1sep: 4 ©. eaNev. 238,
1923: E 57 7371 : Severino Focacci,
New York. 21078

w Latin, m J. A. B., of Great
Britain; bar. solo and four voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Nov. 22,
to ce Cy NAV. way 10 Loe 5) che A
Bordonel, Liverpool, England. 21079

Ave Maria no. 1 [and] Ave Marla
no. 2; m Sisters of St. Francis, of
U. S.; sop. and alto. 4to. © Nov.
14, 1923; E 577032; Mrs. William
Sisters of St. Francis, Syracuse,
Ne Oe 21080

Ave vittoria! inno della milizia na-
zionale, versi di S. Magnanelli, mu-
sica di L. S., of Italy. Rome, La
Voce. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 30;
-E 572950; Lao Silesu, Paris. 21081

Awake, my soul; w Bishop Ken, m
Harold! Hart Todd, off. 0s 48.
Sept. 6, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 2; E 5767386;
Lamar & Barton, Nashville. 21082

Awake, oh noble son of God; w W. D.,
m Robert Cary Stearns, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Oct. 25, 1923; E 576705; Winnie
DuRant, Hlon College. N. ©. 21083

Away out there in Ioway; w and m

etre! Weis: VOnw, ws... ©). 2'e.. Nov:
14, 1928; E 577032; Mrs. William
Leahy, Williamsburg, Ia. 21084

Awful moanin’ blues; w and m Stan-
ley Miller, of U. S. © Nov. 17,
1928; 2 ce. Nov. 23; BH 577397; Down
South music pub. corp., New York.

21085

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21086

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Babe’s evening prayer; w A. J. Dick-
erman, m Herman A. Hummel, of
U.S. ©lec Nov. 6, 1923; E 574664;
Alvah J. Dickerman, New York.

21086

Babies all talk one language; fox
trot, w and melody L. R. A., of U.S.
© 1e¢ Nov. 5, 1923; E 576798;
Lenard Richard Ayers, Fitzsimons,
Col. 21087

Baby and I; slumber song, w Helen
Hunt Jackson, m EH. E. T., of U. S.
©"! '@ Nov.’ 26, 1923*" E 5Tr4ol :
Emil EK. Tanner, Milwaukee. 21088

Baby-land; w and m Artie Griffin and
Bob “West, 08 “UU.” Ss... Ow spr. 20;
TO2b- 2 60 MOV, Wy foo: Ea Orotae s
Briahry music pub. co., New York.

21089

Baby mine: fox trot, w and m Jesse
Greer, Bobby Heath and Raymond
Klages, of U. S.; pf. with*w. ©
ie. Nov. 22, 19283. 5TS0L7; . Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 21090

Baby’s prayer; by G. C., of U. S.; pf.
(Childhood fancies, no. 2) ©1le.
NOY, | 262, 1923% UE Of T42b Gerard
Carbonara, Oakland, Calif. 21091

Bach (Johann Sebastian) Air; on the
G string, Bach, played Elizabeth
Gay Jones, of U. S.; violin ace.
(Ampico, with accompaniment, no.
61583-F) [Music roll] © Dec. 20,
1922.5 '°2°¢e. Dee! 18; 1928; 575552 ;
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation ] 21092

— Geistliches lied (Komm’, stisser
tod) ; mélodie religieuse, von J. S.
Bach, ed. A. Kleinecke, of Germany,
transcription par A. Siloti; violon-
celle et piano. Moscou, Paris, etc.,
A. Gutheil. © Aug. 1, 1923; 1 «¢.
Oct. 26; E 572560; Breitkopf & Har-
tel, Leipzig. 21093

Partitas; de J. S. Bach, édition
revue et doigtée par H. Dallier, of
France; piano. v. 1, 2. (Hdition
nationale francaises: Panthéon des
pianistes, nos. 1229, 1230) © Oct.
5, 1923; 1c. each Oct. 27; BE 572547,
572548; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. [© editing, revising and fin-
gering] 21094, 21095

—— fSonaten und Partiten; von J. S.
Bach, bearb. von Henri Martéau, of
France; ftir violine allein, mit un-
terlegter originalstimme. (Hdition
Steingriber, nr. 2262) © Mar. 6,

1922; 1c Dec. 1, 1923; EH 512993 ;

Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig. 21096

Wohltemperirtes clavier; forty-
eight preludes and fugues, J. S.
Bach, phrased, fingered and anno-
tated, Orlando Morgan, of Great
Britain; pf. bk. 1, nos. 1-12. ©
Oct.-25, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 2:3, 572595 ;
Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London. [©
phrasing, fingering and annotation]
21097

Bachelor blues; melody A. M. Gifford,
ir. of U.S. «© 1G. Neve diets ;
FE 574757; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 21098

Baciami forte; valzer, di Santi Tafa-
rello, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; instrumental. © 1c. Nov. 13.
1923; E 574818; Rosario Catalano,
Brooklyn. 21099

Bacio nel deserto; oriental fox-trot,
shimmy, di Tito Mazzuca, of Italy ;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1923; 1 c Oct: 29;
E 572578; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.

21100

Back from the sea I come; bass solo,
w Laurene Highfield,.m H. W. Por-
ter, of U. S.; with male quartette
ace. 4to. © Nov. 19, 1923; 2 ¢ Nov.
23; E 577328; Chart music pub.
house, Chicago. 21101

Back home to old black Joe; w and
melody H. R. K., of U. S., arr. H. V.
Dahlquist, of U. S. © 1 «a Nov. 26,
1928; E 575114; Harold R. Keidel,
Minneapolis. 21102

Back in my home town; w and m
F. J. L., of U. S., arr. Glen F. Welty,
of U. S.; piano with w. ©1e. Nov.
9, 1928; E 576825; Fred J. Lewis,
Chicago. 21103

Back in New York City; w C. Y., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. 8S. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1923; E 577093; Charlotte Yourdon,
Elizabethtown, Pa. 21104

Back in old Virginia is a dear mother ;
w C. A. C., m Al. Meehan, of U. S.
© June 20, 1923; 2 ec Oct. 1; E
569886; Cora A. Cunninghan, Jones-
ville, Va. 21105

Back o’ town blues; fox-trot, w and
m L. M. Bowen and Herbie Herbe-
deaux, of U. S., arr. Leroy Walker,
of U. S.; orch, with w. 4to. (Feist
edition, 1171) © Nov. 23, 1923;
2 ec. Nov. 24; E 575123; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

21106

Back to Texas; w D. T. C., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach,
of U.S)» © 1c, Nov.u2s, £92393).
577359; Dixie Taylor Chandler, San
Antonio. 21107

1198

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Back to Thee, dear Saviour; w James
Holmes, m H. G. T., of U. S. ©
Aug fh 1973302 c.,Dec., 5,.1925; EB
575213; Herbert G. Tovey, Los An-
geles. 21108

Bagatellen; von Viggo Brodersen, of
Denmark, op. 7; klavier. © July
Die 1925> 1 @ Nov. 13 )°H 2512751 ;
Steingriber verlag, Leipzig. 21109

Bahama; fox trot, Harry Woods, arr.
Lows Katzman, of. U.. S.;.orch.,
with words. 4to. © Oct. 27, 1923;
2 c. Nov. 5; E 576772; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] : 21110

Bailiff’s (The) daughter of Islington;
English folk-song, arr. Leslie Wood-
gate, of England; mixed voices.
4to. (Choral library, no. 182)
Oct. 20; 1923: 1 c. Nov. 3; E’572681 ;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 21111

Ballad, for trot melody; by A. M.
Gifford, jr.. of U.S. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1923’; E 574760; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

ZEES

Bambina; w Jacob B. Grinoch, m
Simon Grinoch, of U. S., 1st papers.
© dies Dee:' 4; 1923; B..577657; S.
and J. Grinoch, New York. 21113

Bambola (La); polka, melody S. C.,
of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1923; EB
576824; Salvatore Cusenza, Brook-
lyn. 21114

Bambola (La) della prateria; oper-
etta in tre atti di Carlo Lombardo,
musica di Béla Zerkovitz, adatta-
mento ritmico di A. Nessi, of Italy;
pf. con parole. © Oct. 17, 1923;
1 c« Oct. 18; E 572673; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 21115

Bamboo baby; by Dorothy Wilde, of
U. S.; melody with pf. ©1c. Nov.
8, 1923; E 576821; Dorothy Wilde
Adair, New York. 21116

Banjo picker; by Powell, played
Louise Mason, of U. S. (At the fair,
no. 6: Ampico, no. 61913-G) [Mu-
sic roll] © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c. Dec.
13; E 575601; American piano co.,
New York. [© interpretation]

PAILT

Banjo studies: simplified method, arr.
M. J. S., of Jugo-Slavia, domiciled
at New York City. © Nov. 21, 1923:
2 e@. Nov. 23; E 577390; Michael
John Saxon, New York. 21118

Banner most glorious; w and m Lucy
F. Nelson, of U. S. © Oct. 18, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 18; E 574581; Schroeder &
Gunther, New York. 21119

21130

Barearole; by. L. P., of U. S.; cello
and pf.,; in, A- fat: . ©nt e..Dee; 4,
1923; E 577670; Ludwig Pleier, At-
lantic City. 21120

Barcarolle; de §S. Rachmaninoff, op.
10, n. 3, transcrite par Luigi d’Am-
brosio, of Italy; alto, ou violon, et
piano. © Nov. 17, 1928; 1 ¢c. Nov.
19; E 5728389; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan. PAPE

Barcarolle blues; w and melody Cliff
Friend, Jack Meskill and AI Sher- ©
Man oor Wis S., arr. da, My ' G4).
Nov. 9, 1923; E 576845; Leo. Feist,
inec., New York. 21122

Barearollette; par Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary; pf. © Oct. 25, 1923: 1c.
Nov. 2; E 572594; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London. 21123

Be a man, little son; w Edith Smale,
m Cecil Rayners, of Great Britain.
ce) Oct. 26): 19252 te Nov. 9°)
572664; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 21124

Be merciful unto me; w Psalm LVII,
m Wilfrid Shaw, of Great Britain;
ten. or sop. solo and chorus, with
organ ace. 4to. (York series an-
thems & glees, no. 843) © Nov. 16,
1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 19; E 572851; Banks
& son, York, England. 21125

Bear (A); by Henrietta Griswold, of

U.68., (0p, Oi ne: S37 pf . (Boy seout
pieces, no. 3) © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 c.
Dee. 8; E 577805; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 21126

Beauty (The) prize; selection, Jerome
Kern, selected and arr. H. M. Higgs,
of Great Britain; orch., with 1st
violin canductor. London, Chappell
& veo hi tdi (Chappell’s operatic
selections, no. 161) © Oct. 25,
1928: 1 ce. Nov. 8; E 572670; T. B.
Harms co., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 21127

pf. © Sept. 26,
TOP TC CL, DOs Mi eston.. Lb. 5.
Harms co., New York. 21128

Beauty, retire! w Joseph Lewis
French, m Ruth White Warfield, of
U. S.: medium, in F. (Fisher edi-
tion, no. 5323) © Nov. 24, 1923;
2 c. Nov. 27; EB 575147; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 21129

Because, I love you too; w and m
William Hood Rhoads [i. e.. W. H.
d. B.] vot UaiSs arr: La Vos, Burgh,
of Biv S.4) pt, with w.;, ©.1,.c. Nov.
27, 1923: E 575135; William Hood
Jean Rhoads, New York. 21130

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21131

Becker (René L.) Toccata; by R. L.
B., of U. S., op. 69°; organ in B flat.
© Nov. 9, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 10; EB
OT4789 ; H. W. Gray co., New York.

21131

Beer and wine; w A. K., m E. S. §S.
Huntington, of U. 8S. ©1c¢ Dee.
7, 1928; E 575836; Alfred Klugow,
Turtle Lake, Wis. 21132

Beethoven (Ludwig van) The Divine;
w Goethe, m Beethoven, arr. and tr.
Walter Damrosch, of U. S.; six
treble voices. 4to. (Church music

~ review, no. 703) © Nov. 5, 1928;
2-c. Nov. 6; E 574641; H. W. Gray
co., New York. [© arrangement
and English text] 21133

Menuetto; from Septett, L. v. B.,
op. 20, arr. Gordon Balch Nevin, of
U. 8.; pipe organ.. © Nov. 7, 1923;
2. c. Nov. 20; EH 577222; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 21134

Minuet in G; by Beethoven,
played Artur Schnabel, of U. S.
(Ampico, red label, no. 62291-—H)
[Music roll] © July 20, 1923; 2 ec.
Dec. 18; E 575572; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]
PALO ae
Sonate, no. 29; grosse sonate, L.
v. Beethoven, op. 106, ed., phrased
and fingered, Stewart Macpherson,
of Great Britain; hammer-klavier,
in B flat maj. Analytical ed. ©
Nov. 8, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 20; E 572860;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. [©
editing, phrasing and fingering]
21136

Begegn’ ich wo ’ner kleinen; shimmy-
lied.. aus Dolly, operette in drei
akten, gesangstext von Rudolf Ber-
hnauer, musik von Hugo Hirsch, of
Germany, klav. arr. v. Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © Oct. 20,
1923; 1 ec. Nov. 19; E 572797; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 21137

Beginner’s Easter song; w and m L.
M. B., of U..S. .© Mar. 30, 1923; 2
ec. Nov. 6; Ei 577285; Lizzie M. Bos-
worth, Chicago. 21138

Behold I come quickly; w B. C. B,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U.S. ©1c. Nov.
1, 1928; E 574599; Bessie C. Bobo,
St. Elmo, Tenn. 21139

Behold now, praise ye the Lord;
anthem, w from Psalms, m Gott-
fried H. Federlein, of U. S.; mixed
voices with bar. solo. (G. S. 8vo.
choruses, no. 7060)
LO23 2 2 Peo NOV 2353) 4B EO Loew Ge.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 21140

© Nov. 20,.

pt. 111, 1. 's., v. 18

Beim segeln, beim segeln; one-step,
aus Dolly, operette in drei akten,
gesangs-text von Rudolf Bernauer,
musik von Hugo Hirsch, of Ger-
many, Klay. arr. v. Otto Lindemann,
of Germany. © Oct. 20, 1923; 1 e.
Novy. 19; KE 572795; Drei masken-
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 21141

Being good is such a lonesome job;
fox trot, w A. H. O.,m E. S. 8S. Hunt-
ington, of U.S. ©.1 e@ Noy. 26,
1923; E 577458; Arthur H. Osborne,
Kansas City, Mo. 21142

Bejentze ( Bamenmpi); w and melody
A. L., of U. S. ©1c. Nov. 22, 1923;
E 575006; Aaron Lebedeff, New
York. 211438.

Believe me! I’m got it; w Alton Mor-
gan, melody W. G. Morrow, of U.
S. ©1c Nov. 10, 1923; E 574767;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 21144

Bell-cow blues; w and melody Shepard

N. Edmonds, of U. 8S. © 1. Nov.
10, 1928; E 574754; Shepard N.
Edmonds music pub. co., New York.

21145:

Belle (The) of Killarney; w and m
Wr Ne! we of TU. 08atarr eiadolt
Thaler, of U. S. [Photograph] ©
1 ¢«. Nov. 18, 1923; H 574803; Wil-
liam N. Jennings, Philadelphia.

21146

Beneath a soft southern moon; w and
mH. M.. G., of U.S.: ©.1 e@iWov.
5, 1923; E 576787; Edith M. Gid-
dings, New York. 21147

Beneath the old oak tree; w O. A. G.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. ©1c. Nov. 16,
1923; E 577099; Otto A. Gathman,
Paterson. 21148:

Beneath the oriental moon; w G. Van
S., melody John IF’. Ryan, of U. S.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1928; E 574741; Gil-
bert Van Steeanwyk, Sioux City, N.
D. 21146)

Benedictus es Domine; m Harvey B.
Gaul, of U. S.; mixed voices, organ

-ace. 4to. (Church music review,.
no. 688) © Oct. 28, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct.
24:0 1 e Nov: 7; ST68T: TE OW.
Gray co., New York. 21150:

Bennett (George J.) Three pieces; by
G. J. B., of England; organ. Con-
tents: Idyll.—Trio.—Romance.
Nov. 3, 1923; 1c Nov. 17; H 572790;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 21151

Berceuse; by Otto Ortmann, of U. 8.:
violoncello and pf. © Nov. 19, 1923;
2 ec. Nov. 22; E 575056; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 21152

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1928

21175

par A. Flégier, of France; orch.
avee piano-conducteur. 4to. ©
Sept. 1, 1923; 1 c. Dee. 3; E 573019;
Librairie Hachette, Paris. 21153

Berceuse rose; par Alberto Bachmann,
of France; violon avec pf. © Nov.
15,°1923;. 1a Nov: 16;:E 572783;

Société anonyme des_ editions
Ricordi, Paris. 21154
Bersagliere (Il) allegro; polka, di

Luigi Canoro, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1923; E
574816; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn.

21155

Best anthems; [compiled] Hope pub.
co.. of U. S. 4to. © Nov. 8, 1923;
2 c. Nov. 13, aff. Nov. 12; A 760856;

_ Hope pub. co., Chicago. 21156

Best (The) sweetheart that I had ever
known; ballad, w Ed. Conners, m
Pat MeInerney, of U. S. Lowell,
Mass., Acme music pub. co. © Nov.
28, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 30; E. 577696;
McInerney & Conners, Lowell, Mass.

AA bare

Better (A) day; w L. M. C., melody
John F, Ryan, of U. S.. ©.1.c, Nov.
10, 1923; E 574744; Lucile M. Camp-
bell. Danville, Va. 21158

Bettina mia; mazurka, by A. R., of
Wins ips.
574655; Alberto Rizzi, Brooklyn.

21159

Betty : fox trot, w A. B., m Clarence J.
Koch of U.S. (© 2 ciAprs 17, 1923;
PF 559409; Arthur Barrington, Phila-
delphia. 21160

w EK. EH. L., m Louise G. Ogle, of
U.S: ©le Nov. 8, 1923 ; H 576945 ;
Elizabeth HE. Lawrence, New Or-
leans. 21161

Beware of the haunts; unison, or solo,
with three part refrain, w Laurene
Highfield, m H. W. Porter, of U. S8.;
melody in bar. 4to. (School music

for the upper grades and high
school) © Nov. 20, 1923; 2 ce. Nov.
23; E 5773829; Chart music pub.

house, Chicago. 21162

Beyond: w Alfred Barratt, m Haldor
Lillenas, of U.S. © Aug. 1,°1923;
2 e. Dec. 3, 1923; EB 575211; Herbert
G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 21163

Big Hearted Bennie; w V. Hedden, m
Gus Van and Joe Schenck, of U. §S.,
arr. Ted Eastwood, of U.S. ©1e.
Noy. 26. 1923; E 577449; Stark &
Cowan, inc., New York. 21164

Big (A) sunflower; unison and two-
part song, w Laurene Highfield, m
Lee) Be. Wilson. | Gf. Us 2 S: Ato.

@id ¢) Nov. 4.11928 ~E.

(School music for the upper grades
and high school) © Nov. 17, 19238;
2 ¢. Nov. 23; E 577323; Chart music
pub. house, Chicago, 21165

Bilbro’s first grade book; for young
beginners, Mathilde Bilbro, of U. S.;
pt. '©,Sept.:22:.1923;-'2 e@. and raft.
Sept. 24; A 758293; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 21166

Billie eatin’; part-song, Ww anon., m
Hal Huntley, of U. S.; mezzo-sop., —
alto and bar. 4to. (Junior high
school glee club, no. 1801) © Nov.
23, 1923:;'2°¢. Nov: 263). 577488 ;
J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 21167

Billy boy; w and m collected and arr.
_ Cecil J. Sharp, of England. (In
nursery songs from the Appalachian
mountains, second series) © Oct.
23, 19238 3° hc) Oct. 24: BH 572406;
Novello & co., Itd., London. [© ar-
rangement | 21168

Bionda rossa e bruna; versi di Cor-
rado Cinque, musica di A. Mazzuc-
chi, of Italv; mand. ac¢é. 4to. ©
Sept. 8, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 26; E 576861;
Casa editrice musicale Sorrento,
Naples. 21169

Bird (The). the rose and the weather ;
wWweand m A/T 7B. of CO. Sin ©ode
Nov. 20, 1928; E 574990; Adéle T.
Boyd, Hssex Fells, N. J. 21170 -

Birds (The): w Hilaire Belloc, m
Phyllis M. James, of Great Britain ;
in ‘AY flat: .©'Sept:. 28/1923 -7i2/ ¢.
Nov. 3; E 572610; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don. PALL

Bird’s (The) honeymoon; w L. A. K.,
m Clifton Keith, of U. S. Long Is-
land, N. J., Keith’s music house. ©

TOC tacos te Ga aNOweT Wey ec Hy
574894; Leola <A. Kress, Long
Branch, N. J. 21172

Bizet (Georges) Smuggler sextet;

from Carmen, G. Bizet, transcrip-
tion Joen Fresco, of Holland; pf.
(Belwin piano transcription, no. 3)
© Nov. 193 1923):) 2) es Nov. 13's"
575042 ; Belwin, ine., New York.

PR WU

Black and blue; w Sam M. Lewis and

Joe Young, melody Lou Handman, of
U.S. ©lc. Nov. 16, 1923 ; E 577080 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 21174
Blackbird (The) ; by Ernest A. Dicks,
of Great Britain: pf. © Nov. 16,
1923: 1 ec. Nov. 19; E 572852; Banks
& son, York, England, DUNES

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21176

Blessed Saviour, Thou art mine: w
and m O. J. S., of Canada. © Apr.
AOR POZE Dee UNOvE Te He a eon’ *
Oswald J. Smith, Toronto, Canada.

21176

Blessed (The) way; wandm A. J. 4%.,
of OC Bi- Oe Octh- 3019023; Bthe.
Nov. 15; E 574887; A. J. Showalter,
Dalton, Ga. P's Bl Ap

Blossom-time; w Edward Lockton, m
Evelyn Sharpe, of Great Britain, in
E flat. © Nov. 26, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov.
27; EH. 572899; J. B. Cramer & co.,
Itd., London. 21178

Blue (The) bird; unison and two-part
song, w Laurene Highfield, m Ira
B. Wilson, of U. S. 4to. (School
music for the upper grades and
high school) © Nov. 17, 1923; 2 ¢.
Noy. 23; E 577324; Chart music pub.
house, Chicago. 2IL79

Blue grass blues; w and m Billy
Meyers and Elmer Schoebel, of U. S.
© Nov. 13, 1923; 2 « Nov. 19; E
574969; Jack Mills, inc., New York.

21180

Blueitaty; oy C.F. Boor’ OU: Sa wt,
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1923; E 574609; Chas.
H. Booker, Philadelphia. 21181

Blue rose fox trot; w and m Clara F.
Hoelscher, of U. S. ©1c. Nov. 26,
1923; E 575110; Clara Hoelscher,
Iowa City, Ia. 21182

Blue Swanee; w Raymond HKgan and
Gus Kahn, melody Richard A.
Whiting, of U. S., arr. R. E. ©1-«.
Nov. 16, 1928; E 5749238; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 211838

Blueless (The) land; waltz, w and m
VAL Key Otol: ise pKC)N GN eet Le:
2 c. Nov. 26; E 577596; George A.
King, San Diego, Calif. 21184

Beating song; w J. W. G., m Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
U. SS. New York, Frank Harding.
) i Noy,, 10, 1923.2. «Nov, 19n ek
577629 ; James W. Gould, Greenfield,
Til. 21185

Bobolinks; cantata, w Christopher
Pearse Cranch, m Carl Busch, of
U. S.; children’s voices. 4to. ©
ANP 25, WOlD ! 2.C. ang att, Oemiao!:
A 759815; Theo. Presser co., Phila-

delphia. 21186

Bonne (Une) place; paroles de Max
Eddy et Fred Pearly, musique de
F. Pearly, of France.
1923; 1c Nov. 30; E 572962; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 21187

©, Noy. .3, °

pt. Mar Seve 1S

Bonnie Scotland; w and m E. J.
Davies, of U.S. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1923;
EK 577041; Walter G. Mears, Pitts-
burgh. 21188

Boosey’s cornet solo album, no. 6; by
various authors, arr. George Nicholls
and J. Ord Hume, of Great Britain;
with pf. acc. © Sept. 28, 1923; 1
c. Nov. 3; E 572640; Boosey & co.,
London. [© arrangement] 21189

Boughton (Rutland) Five Celtic love
songs; w Fiona Macleod, m R. B.
of England. London, Stainer & Bell,
Itd. Contents: 1. Green branches.—
2. The daughter of the sun.—3.
Tragic lullaby.—4. Shule agrah.—d.
My grief. © Oct. 20, 1923; 1 «
Nov. 3; EH 572680; Rutland Bough-
ton, Glastonbury, England: 21190

Bouncing around; melody Peter Boc-
age and A. J. Piron, of U. S.

1 @ Nov. ' 26) 1925%°9°H!) ost ;
Clarence Williams music pub. ©¢o.,
inc., New York. 21191.

Bowed-head (The) blues; w M. L. C.,
mE. S. 8. Huntineton, of U.S.
©1c. Dec. 7, 1923; E 575325; Melva
L. Carpenter, Denison, Tex. 21192

Boy (The) with his song; w H. M.,
m Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8. New York,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 3, 1923;
2 c. Nov. 6; E 574651; Elisabeth
Martin, Lindenhurst, N. Y. 21193

Brahms (Johannes) Capriccio; by
Brahms, op. 76, no. 1, played Brahm
van den Berg, of U. S.; in F sharp
min. (Ampico, no. 612438-G)
[Music roll] © Oct. 20, 19225) 2 c.
Dec. 18, 1923; E 575554; American
piano co., New York. [© interpreta-
tion ] 21194

Brambledown fair; folk duet, w and
m Billy Beer, of Great Britain; in
EF. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 13,, 1928; 45 ¢, Gera eae, Y
572502; Reynolds & co., London. |

21195

Bréville (P. de) Sonate; par P. de
Bréville, of France; piano, en ré
-bémol. © Nov. 8, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov.
30; E 572976; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 21196

Brighella; di Giovanni Ascanio Cicog-
na, of Italy; piano. (Marionette,
2a serie, no. 3) © Nov. 17, 1928;
1 « Nov. 19; E 572846; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan: 2ST

Brightest and best; Christmas service,
text Laurene Highfield, m Lowden,
Thomas and Rosche, of U. 8S. ©
Sept. 29, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 10;
A 762060; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.

21198

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no. 12, 1923

21220

Bring back my mamma to me; w and
meer Ey of U.S)’; Ast.’ violin acc.
© 1 e¢. Nov. 16, 1923; E 577105;
Chester Escher, Jersey City. 21199

Bring it with you when you come;
w P. G., melody Porter Grainger and
Cliff Hess, of U. S. © 1c Nov.
16, 19238; E 577088; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 21200

Brise ensoleillée ; valse lente, par J. R.,

‘ of Italy; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to. © Nov. 8, 1923; 1 «.
Nov. 28; E 572918; Joseph Rico,
Courbevoie, France. 21201

Broadway is a wonderful place; 'w H.
I)., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8.
(out es Nov) 19,' 1923 5°) 577155 ;
Harry Dietset, Newark, N. J.

21202

Brodersen (Viggo) Ballade; von V.
B., of Denmark, op. 30; klavier.
©'suly 5, 1923; 1c Nov. 13;' B
572752; Steingrdber-verlag, Leipzig.

21203

Drei lieder; nach gedichten von
Hermann Hesse, musik von V. B.,
of Denmark, op. 44; fiir eine sings-
timme mit klavierbegleitung. Con-
tents :—1. Einsame nacht.—2. Friih-
ling.—8. Wie sind die tage schwer.
Sane G 4925; 1 e: Nov.’ 133).
572755; Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig.
21204

Heinrich Leuthold,
musik von V. B., of Denmark, op.
41; fiir eine singstimme und klavier-
begleityng. Contents:—l1. Erinner-
ung.—2. An die eine.—8. Serenade.
aiuty 2h, 1923" 1c. Nov. Jos 1
572756; Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig.
21205

Drei stiticke; von V. B., of Den-
mark, op. 89; ftir klavier vierhindig.
© July 26, 1923; 1 « Nov. 13; HB
572753 ; Steingraber-verlag., Leipzig.
21206

Sonate; von V. B., of Denmark,
op. 18; fiir violoncello und klavier.
© Aug. 6, 1923; 1 «@ Nov. 13; E
572750; Steingraber-verlag, Leipzig.
21207

— Sonette; von V. B., of Denmark,
op. 40; klavier. © July 21, 19238;
1c. Nov. 13; E 572754; Steingraber-
verlag, Leipzig. 21208

Vier lieder; nach gedichten von
Theodor Suse, musik von V. B., of
Denmark, op. 19; fiir eine Sings-
timme und klavier-begleitung. Con-
tents :—1. Schau nur hinaus.—2. Wie

duft.—3. Friedhof—4. Friihling. ©
Joly 2b is2p Per Nov. 13°" E
572749; Steingraber-verlag, Leipzig.

21209

Broken love nest; w and melody B.
NES of US. © tre Ok, 15:-1023-
E 574437; Ben Max and Jack Max,
Evarts, Ky. 21210

Brooklyn Sunday school union ninety-
fourth anniversary musical pro-
gram; W and m various composers,
compiler of U. S. 8vo. © Apr. 19,
POP ey (Cat, BOE ae 5 Xk
762518; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. DAA TA

Build a nice big bungalow down by
the briny sea; w and m L. Nx of
Ue, Ort ner Novice 1928 2
077419; Louis Neubauer, Philadel-
phia. PAD A

Bumpkin’s dance; by Felix White, of
Great Britain; pf. (Curwen edi-
tion, no. 9508) © Sept. 11, 1928;
1-e. Oct. 15; E 572449; J. Curwen
& sons, Itd., London. PAA

Burning kisses; w Raymond W. Peck,
melody Percy Wenrich, of U. S. ©
te Dee, f2,'19238" H 575606; “Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 21214

Busy fingers; by Florence A. Good-
rich, Of OU. 'S.; pi. © Nov. 12;'1928 :
2c. Nov. 15; E 577049; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. ZAZIS

Busy (The) saw-mill; by Mathilde
Bilbro, of U. 8.; pf. (Two log-camp
stories, “no. 2) "© Nev. 12,1928 :
2¢. Nov. 15; E 577061; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 21216

Butterflies in’ summer; w Adrian
Doone, m Alison Travers, of Great
Britain; in E flat. © Oct. 19, 1923;
le Nov. 3; E 572637; Boosey & co.,
London. PAD

Butterflies wink their primrose wings;
by Florence A. Goodrich, of U. S.;
pf. © Nov. 10, 1923; 2c. Nov. 15;
E 577050; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 21218

Butterfly (The) and rose; w EH. K.,
m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Nov. 5,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 19; EH 577191; Emma
'Killy, Elizabeth, N. J. 21219

Buy a paper from a nice old man;
w Bill Grundy [i. e. R. C. G.], m
Bert Busby [i. e. R. E. B.] of U. S.
© Nov. 13, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 20; E
574999; Ray C. Grundy and Robert
BE. Busby, Long Beach, Calif.

21220

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area |

pt. ul, De Su iv.18

By-bye I’m going by-bye; w H. L. P. | Calling; w-and melody A. H. L., of

and David Kohn, melody H. L. P.,
of U. S., arr. Grif Gordon, of U. S.
©.1c¢ Nov. 9, 19283; E. 576820:
Harold L. Patterson, Oklahoma City,
Ok. 21221

By the garden gate, Ill meet you;
waltz, w Lee Mack, m J. A. G., of
UNS. ©" Nov. 10,°1923 +22) Nov.
26; E 577590; J. Adam Geiger,
Jackson, Mich. 21222

By the waterfall; by Wilfrid Scott, of
England; pf. © Nov. 20, 1923: 1 ¢.
Nov. 28; E 572907; Warren &
Phillips, London. 21223

C’est marrant; paroles et musique de

J, Lenoir, of ‘France, ©; Noy., 3,
2oey Ly . NOVe... OO pall. “O2Z949 :
Lucien Brulé, Paris. 21224

C'est un petit truc épatant; paroles de
Alexandre Trebitseh, musique de A.

Chantrier, of France. @ Nov. 3,
$929 331 Ve Nov: ,30i%; Find gad ;
Francis Salabert, Paris.

Blg25

Cabaret blues; fox trot, w and m F.
W. A., jr., and Noble V. Gabbert,
of Us: Ses ©. i.e: Dee. 5, 719235; E
575276; Fred W. Ahblefeld, jr., Cyn-
thiana, Ind. 21226

Caiques; par HB. R. Blanchet, of Switz-
eriand,. ape-d8)' «no, «Ls pie (ur-
quie, no. 1), ©’ Oct. 25, 1923; 2 ce.
Oct. 26; E 574706; Composers’ music
corp., New York. 28227

California, brilliant ending of the rain-
bow and the West; w andm J. S. R.,
of U. S. © Nov. 22, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov.
26; E 577594; J. S. Ramey, Los
Angeles. 21228

Call me back to your side mother dear ;
w and melody H. F. U., of U. S.
© 1 ¢« Nov. 28, 1925; EH, 577580;
Harry Frank Ulrich, Los Angeles.

21229

Call me home; w tr from the Hindoo
and m WBileen Pringle, of England.
@ Nov: 15,’ 19235" 1c.) Now adis) E
572782; Elkin & co., Itd., London.

' 21230

Call me thine own; w R. H. W., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. ©1c. Nov. 16,
1923; E 577102; Rose H. Walton,
Brooklyn. 21231

Call of the Sphinx; valse orientale,
melody A. M., of U. S. ©1c. Nov.
26, 1923; E 577414; Alexander Ma-
loof, New York. PR Ware

12

VU. .8.,;,©,4 ee Nova lO aids, Eb
D77178; Arthur H. Lee, San Fran-
cisco. 21233

Calling for you; w and m Ed. Came-
ron and Buddy Fields, of U. S.
Nov. 9, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 10; E 574786;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

21234

Campbells (The) are comin’; w anon.,
traditional air, harmonized and arr.
Purcell James Mansfield, of Great
Britain, op. 80, no. 9; mixed voices.
4to. (Scottish part songs, no. 173)
© Oct. 13, 1923901 ce Oegner: EF
572559; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. 21235

Can Jesus save; w and m F. L. T., of
U..S. © Dec. 22, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 12:
E 581808; F. L. Templin, Billings,
Okl. [© new matter] 21236

©anecion de amor; fox trot, por AI-
fonso Esparza Oteo, of Mexico; pf.
with words. © 1. Oct. 29, 1923;
E 575083; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. DR ea |

Cancién de las hadas (Chanson des
fées) ; letra de la Maria de Jorge
Isaacs, musica de Jeronimo Telasco,
‘of Spain. Editions musicales Buffet,
Crampon et cie. (Coleccion de aires
Colombianos) © Nov. 3, 1928; 1 c.
Nov. 30; E 572955 ; Evette et Schaef-
fer, Paris. 21238

Canci6n nativa (Native song); letra
y musica R. R. R., of Porto Rico.
©’ Nov: *'7,' 1923'='2" cF Nov, 192" E
576842; Ramon Rafael Rivera, Ca-
guas, Porto Rieo. 21239

Canoe (The) race; w Aletha Phillips,
m J. S. Fearis, of U. S.; unison
chorus with alto ad lib. 4to. (Uni-
son chorus, no. 1217) © Nov. 23,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 26; E 577495; J. S.
Fearis & bro., Chicago. 21240

Cantate (La) des cités-jardins ; poéme
de Magaglyo et G. B.-L., of France.
musique de G. L., of Belgium. ©
Sept. 15, 1923; 1 « Oct. 1; E 572590;
Georges Benoit-Lévy, Georges Lau-
weryns et Magaglyo, Paris. 21241

Cantica angelorum ; collection of Latin
and English hymns, by Sister M. S..,
of U.S. ,,,4to:. ©) Oct. 22), 1928 ;
2 ec. and aff. Nov. 6; A 760844;
Sister Mary Seraphine of the Sisters
of the Holy names of Jesus and
Mary, Alhambra, Calif. 212429

Cantica eucharistica ; choral devotions
to the blessed sacrament, adapted
and ed!'C2 WL Di, of WU)" S7Pmin-

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no. 12, 1923

song notation. Third: ed., rev. and
enl. 12mo. © Sept. 21, 1923; 2
e. and aff. Sept. 24; A 759098;
Charles Winfred Douglas, Ever-
green, Col. 21243

Cantiléne de la pluie; poésie de Au-
guste Gaud, musique de Marcelle
Soulage, of France, op. 12, no. 1;
mezzo-sop. ou baryton. Editions
musicales Buffet, Crampon et cie.
© Oct. 5, 1923; 1 c Oct. 27; EB
572528; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.

21244

Canzone di strada; pifferi abruzzesi,
pezzo caratteristico, di F. Paolo
Frontini, of Italy; pf. © Aug. 23,
1923; 1 ec. Oct. 30; E 572570; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 21245

Caprice de sylphe; concert work, Wil-
liam Benson, of England; violin and
pf. with cello obbl. ad. lib. Artists’
proof ed. Wigan, England, Craw-
ford music pub. co. © Oct. 1, 1923;
1 ¢, Oct. 19; E 573043; William
Cavrodus. Benson, Wigan, England.

21246

Carlo Magno; walzer. melody Giu-
seppe Tarantola, of Italy, domiciled
at Brooklyn. © 1 e¢. Dec. 6, 1923;
E 577743; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. 21247

Carmen; shimmy-fox-trot, letra de
José de la Vega y Ramon Coll,
musica de R. C., of Spain. © Nov.
og 1923 5/1 .e:.. Nov. .30.;..E,:572951;
Ramon Coll, Buenos Ayres, Argen-
tina. 21248

Carmencita ; love song, w and m Billy
Hill and Larry Yoell, of U. S.
INGY nite, 4t02ed | 2.6. Nov.;,22: Hi
979039; Florintine music pub. co.,
San Francisco. ri 21249

Carol of Lorraine; old French poem,

English ver. Th. Baker, m Ralph J.
de Golier, of U. S.; high voice.
[French and English texts] © Nov.
19, 1923; 2c... Nov.; 22; E. 575060;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
21250

Carolina blues; w H. A., melody Ar-
nold T.. Lax, of U. S. © 1«@. Nov.
19, 1923; E 577165; Harry Ackerley,
Cambridge, Mass. - 21251

_ Carrion crow; w and m collected and

arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of England. (In
Nursery songs from the Appalachian
Mountains, second series) © Oct.
23, 1923; 1 « Oct. 24; E 572402:
Novello & co., 1td., London. [© ar-
rangement | ; Ph Weay4

Casey is a wonderful name; from
That Casey girl, w William Jerome,
m Jean Schwartz, of U. S. © Nov.
138, 1928; 2 c« Nov. 19; E 574982;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. ZEZDO -

Catch me; w Johnny Morley, m John
F. Ryan, of U. S.. © 1 ¢. Nov. 28,
1923; E 577563; John T. Morley,
Kingston, Ont., Canada. 21254

Caucasian love; Jewish w B. Thoma-
shevsky, m Joseph Cherniavsky,. of
Russia, domiciled at New York.
1c. Nov. 9, 1923; E 576835; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York.

: PA PARTS)

Cavadias (Lucien) 8 povorxa revaxca dia
pavdortvo, Brodi kai KkAapivo; tedxos lov,
w various Greek poets, m L. C., of
Greece. © Nov. 17, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
19; E 577210; Lucien Cavadias, New
York. 21256

Cavalier et Tzigane; prologue, by
Percy Elliott, arr. Hrnest Reeves, of
Great Britain; two violins, ‘cello,
bass, harmonium and pf. (Schott
& co.’s cinema repertory, no. 125:
Suite romantique, no. 1) © Oct.
11,' 1923; 1 e. Nov. 35 BH '572628;
Schott & co., London. [© arrange-

ment] 2U257
Cave woman blues; w and melody
William Russell, of U. S. © le

Nov. 10, 1923; E 574766; Clarence
Williams musie pub. co., ine., New
York. 21258

Cecily (Ciacilie); by Strauss, op. 27,

no. 2, played by Howard Brockway,
of U. S.; high voice in HE. (Ampico,
red label, with ace, no. 61571-F)
[Music roll] © Feb. 20, 1923; 2
e. Dec. 13; E 575565 ; American piano
co.. New York. [© interpretation]

21259

Célébre berceuse; mélopée populaire
' corse, tr. de Chanoine, transcription
et harmonisation par Augustin La-
zarotti, of Italy, op. 23; voix mo-
yennes. [French and Italian text]
©. Nov. 3; 1923; 1: ec.) Nov... 30;, EB

572944: Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. [© transcription and _ har-
monization ] 21260

Cello; lessons 1, 2, Harvey P. Long-
street, of U. S. © Aug. 24, 1923;
2 ¢. and aff. Sept.: 63 A °757056 ;

~ U.S. school of music, New York.

Psa 21261

‘Cello tune; by Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles;
pf. (Curwen edition, intermediate
grade, no. 9234) © Aug. 28, 1923;
1 ec. Oct. 15; H 572458; J. Curwen
& sons, Itd., London. 21262

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21263

Cento di questi giorni; canzonetta
drammatica, versi e musica di F. A.,
of Italy, domiciled at Philadelphia ;
pf. con parolee © 1 e¢. Nov. 24,

1923; HE 575065; Frank Amodio,
Philadelphia. 21263
Ceremonial (The) noted; occasional

offices of the community of St. Mary,
with the plainsong, ed. and arr:
Winfred Douglas, of U.S. 8 vo. ©
Oct. 1,,.1923,; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 3; A
759233; Sisterhood of St. Mary, inc.,
Peekskill, N. Y. 21264

Chacun son gotit; dans Le phénoméne,
paroles de Sacha Guitry, musique
de Henri Christiné, of France. ©
Nov. 3, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 30; E 572967 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 21265

Chalma; waltz, Harold Bennett, of
U.. 8.; oreh. Cincinnati, O.,,, Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Nov. 10,
1923; 2. ¢. Noy. 16; E 577119; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 21266

Chalmers-Hunt (Leonard) Four Ara-
bian love lyrics; w and m L. Chal-
mers-Hunt, of England. Contents :—
1. Dear strands of gold.—2. The gar-
den of herbs.—3. Hager.—4. The
camel song. © Aug. 1, 1923; 1 c¢.
Nov. 3; E 572596; Wilford, Itd., Lon-
don. 21267

Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Danse hindoue; piéce romantique,

par C. Chaminade, of France, op.
55, no. 5; pf. (Piéces romantiques,
no. 5) © Nov. 16, 1923; 1 c. Nov.

16; E 572772; Enoch & cie.; Paris.
21268

——- Idylle arabe; piéce romantique,
par C. Chaminade, of France, op. 55,
no. 3: pf. (Piéces romantiques, no.
3) ©, Nova 169 1923, de Nov. 16;
E 572771; Hnoch & cie., Paris. 21269

Le matin; par C. Chaminade, of
France, op. 79, no. 1; piano a 4

mains. New ed. -© Dec. 7, 1928;
1c. Dec. 7; E 573055; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 21270

—— L’Ondine; par C. Chaminade, of
France, op. 101; pf. 44mains. ©
Noy. 26, 1923° “ae. NOV Jae on
572774; Enoch & cie., Paris. 21271

—— Rigaudon; piéce romantique, par
C. Chaminade, of France, op. 55, no.
6; pf. (Piéces romantiques, no. 6)
© Nov. 16, 1923; 1.¢ Nov. 16; 5
572773; Hnoch & cie., Paris. 21272

Rimembranza ; par C. Chaminade,

of France, op. 88; piano, 4 4 mains.

©). Nov. 16,°1923: 2 .c., Nov:, 165; E

572770; Enoch & cie., Paris. 21273

raat eee (Te
« ve

pt. IIT, De Ss v.18

4me valse; par C. Chaminade,
of France, op. 91; piano 4 4 mains.
New ed. © Dee. 7, 1923; 1 ¢ Dec.
7; E 573054; Enoch & cie., Paris.

21274

Chane breine; w S. Smulewitz, mel-
ody A. L,, of UC Sa0 Gia ae gues)
© 1 ¢« Nov. 22; 1923; E 575008 ;
Aaron Lebedeff, New York. 21275

Chanson d’amour et de souci; poésie
de Tristan Klingsor, musique de
Sylvio Lazzari, of France. © Oct.
¥2\° 1923 3:1 e) OCl. 273 areas:
Max Kschig et cie., Paris. 21276

Chanson de Marguerite dans la prison ;
poésie d’aprés Goethe, musique de
Sylvio Lazzari, of France. © Oct.
5, 1923; 1 « Oct. 27; E 572537; Max

Eschig et cie., Paris. 21277
Chanson de Provence; par Amédée
Reuchsel, of France; piano. (Echos

des provinces de France, no. 1)
Nov. 8, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 80; BE 572942 ;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 21278

Chanson de route; par A. Flégier of

France; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to © Sept. 1, 1923; 1 «
Dec. 3; E 573020; Librairie Ha-

21279

Chanson du meunier; poésie de Tris-
tan Klingsor, musique de _ Sylvio
Lazzari, of France. © Oct. 5, 1923;
1c. Oct. 27; E 5725386; Max Eschig
et cie., Paris. 21280

Chansonette; by Charles O. Banks, of
U. S.; organ. (St. Cecilia series,
no. 298) © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ec. Dec.
5; E. 575284; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 21281

song fox-trot, Rudolf Friml, arr. .
Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain; full
military band. (Jn Chappell’s army
journal, no. 512) © Nov. 22, 1923;
1c. Dec. 7; E 573088; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]
21282

Chansons pour la jeunesse; recueil, de
10 jolies chansons, paroles et mu-
sique par divers auteurs, of France.
4to. (Repertoire des écoles pen-
sionnats, lycées, etc., Ire série) ©
Noy,:; 8, 4923 “aires Neven2se)
572913; A. Zurfluh, Paris. 21283

Charming; w Mrs. D. T..R., melody
Arnold 'T. Tuax, of, Us.S.7 (ne. NOV.
19, 1923; E 577166; Mrs. D. T. Ran-
dolph, Clarkston, Wash. 21284

Chello che dice ’a gente; versi di N
Mendozza, musica di E. Cerino, of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8,

chette, Paris.

1206

' Chitarrata dispettosa ;
cenzo Narciso, musica di E. Ric- |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

1923; 2 c. Oct. 26; E 576856; Casa
editrice musicale Sorrento, Naples.
21285

w and melody L. P., of U. S. ©
26, 1923; E 577505; Law-
21286

Chicago bound blues; those migration
blues, w and melody J. Williams, of

Chi ;
1 ey Ney.
rence Perkins, Chicago.

U: SS: © 1 ce. Nov. 16, 1923; EB
D77088; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
21287

Chicago the gem on the shore; w and

We) Of US... arr: W. J. Good-
re Gee we (©) Ot.” 15," 1924" 2c.

Nov. 19; 'E 9577252; J. H. Johnson,
Chicago. 21288
Chicki-chicki; from Irving Berlin’s

third annual Music box revue, w
Sam Ward, m Dora Stroeva, of
U;S. © Nov. 12, 1923; 2c. Now. 18 ;
E 574806; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 21289
Chien (Le) de Jean de Nivelle; poésie
de Tristan Klingsor, musique de
Sylvio Lazzari, of France. © Oct.
eehees; 1c. Oct. 27; E 5725388; Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 21290

Child madonna: w L. G., m Reed
Miller, of U. S., arr. Thomas Clark,
of England, domiciled at New York.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1928; EB 576801; Lucy
Gantt, New York. 21291

Child songs from Hawaii (Mele no na
Kamalii): text Ermine Cross, m
Elsa Cross, of U. S. obl. 12 mo. ©
Sept. 6, 1928; 2 ce. Sept. 10, aff. Sept.
15; A 757243; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 21292

Children’s (The) king; w Mabel Rose-
mon, m Chas. H. Gabriel, of U. S.
mie. 1 1998-2 «& Oct. 14-2 B
577302; Homer A: Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago.

Chili bom bom; w Cliff Friend, melody
Walter Donaldson. of U. S. © 1.e
Nov; 22; 19233) By) 575027 i Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 21294

Chimes of love; w and m R. B. C., of |
U.S. © 1 @ Nov. 7, 1923: BH 57 6812 :
Roy B. Comfort, Atlantic City.

21295

Chimes of St. Joseph’s; reverie, Henry
J. Donovan, of U. S.; pf. © Nov.
24)" 1923 32a) Novis 233) BY 577402:
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 21296

versi di Vin-

ciardi, of Italy; mand. ace. 4to.

Sept. 8, 1923 ; 2 c. Oct. 26; E 576858 :
Casa editrice musicale Sorrento,
Naples. 21297

21293 |

21507

Chiopskie wesele (The peasants wed-

ding); w and m Joseph Kallini and
Pek? "0€°U, S: atr. Pee ott: with
w. ©1c. Dec. 1, 1923; E 577638;
Peter Feldhann, New York. 21298

Chochesh lubish (Xouem so6nmI); W
and melody A. L., ‘of U. 8S. © 1'c.
Now: 722.7 1923 -* Be YP ST500r +’ Aaron
Lebedeff, New York. 21299

Choctaw (The) blues; w Mrs. S. W.
R., melody M. Peree, of U. S.
1.¢e Nov. 19, 1928; E 577181; Mrs.
S. W. Rose, Iowa City, Ia. 21300

Choose the way of the cross; w and m
J. P. Scholfield, of U. S. © Aug. 1,
19235 .2.:¢e5,Dee.,,3,.,1923; EH, 575204 ;
Herbert G. Ome Los Angeles.

21301

Choosing time; w and m D. D. D., of
U. S. [Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 23,
1923; E 5773865; Dorothy Dixon
Dennett, Washington. 21302

Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Four im-
promptus; by F’. Chopin, ed., phrased
and fingered, George Farlane of

Great Britain with prefatory re-
marks, Stewart Macpherson; pt.
(Berner’s edition, no. 104) © Oct.

23, 1923; 1: ‘¢.. "Nov. 3; BH ‘572608 ;

Joseph Williams, ltd., London. [©

editing, phrasing and fingering]
21303

Impromptus und Balladen (Im-
promptus and Ballads) ; von Chopin,
neue instruktive ausgabe von Theo-
dor Wiehmayer, of Germany;
klavier. (Neue instruktive ausgabe,
lig. of) Nov? ‘G6, 19257) t'e"-Dec.-4 ;
E 573042; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. [© editing,
fingering, phrasing and compilation]
21304

Tey from Sonata in B minor;

wr a WO Att Boeke. Brahe OL U.
Sas ef (Young American artist)
NOVo Fo fol, 2 ae Nowe 20> EB

577226; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. [© new arrangement]
21305
Sonata; allegro maestoso, ist
movement, by Chopin, op. 58, played
Benno Moiseiwitsch, of U. S.; in B
min. (Ampico, red label, no. 61843--
'H) [Music roll] © Mar. 20, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 18; E 575546; American

piano co., New York. [© interpre-
tation] 21306
Christ hath redeemed me; w and m

O. J. S., of Canada. © May 1, 1921;
1 ¢ Nov. 7, 1923; E 572871; Oswald
J. Smith, Toronto, Canada. 21307

- 1207

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

21308

pt. 11 Rb640v. 18.

Christian ministry; w and m F. D.

Ju, O8 Usa henry) Bypass: 15¢ 2.3K
Oct. 45,-1923¢% 1,e, Oet. 18'9,1 cy Nev.
12: H 577038; Finley Du Bois Jen-
kins, Princeton, N. J. 21308

Christiansen (Christian) 5 schilflie-
cer; von Nickolaus Lenau, gesangs-
text von Heinrich Rehkemper, kla-
vier von ©. Christiansen; minn-
liche stimme mit begleitung des kla-
viers und obligater bratsche, von
Henri Marteau, of France, op. 31.
© June 13, 1923; 1/¢e Dec. 1; B
573000; Wilhelm Hartung, Leipzig.

21309
Christmas; medley fox trot, by A.
William Aston, of England, arr.

Albert W. Ketélbey, of Great Bri-
tain; orch. with pf. conductor and
orchestral pf... 4to. ©. Noy. 12,
1923.;-1 ¢.;Nov. 26;, EH. 572877; Bos-
worth & co., ltd., London. 213810

Christmas angels; carol, w and m
Mary Janet Cutler, of U. 8.; with
violin obbl. © Nov. 3, 1923; 2 ec.
Nov.,,15.7 BE,.574916 ;;, MM... J, Cutler,
Bath, Me. 21311

Christmas bells; unison carol, w Hu-
gene Field, m Ernest Austin, of
England, op. 69, no. 9; treble voices,
in G. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Noy. 30, 1923; 1 «.
Nov. 30; E 5730382; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. ZAate

Christmas in the heart;.solo or duet,
w George O. Webster, m J. H. Fill-
more, of U. S. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. © Nov. 10, 1923;
2 c«, Nov. 16; E 577136; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 21313

Christmas morning; by Ernest Austin
of England, op. 78, no. 1; pf., con-

- tinental fingering. (Larway student
Series, 210, 1), © .Dec a, 19252" 1" ci
Dee. 3; E 573035; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 21314

© garettes: w W. B., melody Herman

Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of

U.S. ©1¢e. Nov. 1, 1923; E 574593 ;
Wm. Biair, No. Adams, Mass.

21315

Cincinnati flapper; song fox-trot, w

and m T. Wilfred Kearton, of EKng-

land, arr. Bernard Franklyn, of
England. © Sept. 28, 1928; 1. ¢«.
Nov., 3;. HB -572599; . Wilford, Itd.,
London. 21316

OCintia;: 2* csardas, di Vincenzo Billi,
of Italy, op. 359; piccola orch. con
p'anoforte-conduttore. 4to. © Nov.
17, 1923: 1.¢ Nov. 19; E 572838; .G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. eal 7

Clarinet; lessons 1, 2. Harvey P. Long-
street, of U.. S.. © Sept. 20, 1923;
2 ce. and aff. Sept. 26; A 758406;
U. S. school of music, New York.

21318

Cla-wence, don’t tweat me so wuff; w
and m Joe Manuel, Mack Henshaw
and Harry Jentes, of U. S. © Oct.
26; 1928 7/21. ex Neve Bin Ey ST462 ;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 21319

Clearing (The) house blues; w Sadie
Honesty, melody H. B. W., of U.S..,
arr. Walter Johnson, of U.S. ©1
Co NONe; 1,4 19234, 1h, STATO 4s acry
Benjamin, Webb, New York.

. 21320

Clown (The); fox trot, w George D.
Lattman, m Henry Lodge, of U. S8.;
pf? with w: ©°l'e. Nov. 22,1928 ;
BE 575020; Jack Mills)’ “ine... New
York. (ooo

C’m’.on and dry the dishes, and we'll
have lots of fun; w and m Felix
Bernard and Dick Long, of U. S.
© Nov. 13, 1923: 2) c. Nov: 193 EB
574965; Jack Mills, ine., New York.

. oe 1 *

Cokesbury (The) hymnal; for general
use, ed. Harold Hart Todd, of U. S.
Nashville, Tenn., Cokesbury press.
© Sept. 11, 1923; 2 « and aff. Sept.
17; A 752969; Lamar & Barton,
Nashville, Tenn. 21322

College days; march, N. McConnell,
of -U.'S: 3 pior® Novi T W2Bes2 ic.
Noy. 9: E 576843; Co-operative
music co., Pniladelphia, 21323

Colombina; di Giovanni Ascanio Cico-
gna, of Italy; piano. (Marionette,
23; serie; )noy 1)0i©( Nov ated923 ;
1c Nov. 19; E 572844; G. Rieordi
& ¢co.. Milan. 21324

fox trot, L. D., of U.'S.;-melody
with pf. © 1c Nov. 2, 192383)
576837 ; Louis De Santis, Montreal,
Quebec, Canada. 21325

Colombine; air de ballet, extrait du
ballet Pierrot blane, Pierrot noir, par
Manuel Infante, orch. par A. G. A.
Moignard, of France; oreh. avec
piano conducteur. © Oct. 5, 1923;
re. -Oet. 27; EB Si253389 Rivet et
Schaeffer, Paris. [© orchestration]

21326

Color bearers; grand march, D. E. V.,
of U. Sis) pt. , QL. e4 Nowe) 26,1928 ;
FE 577408; Dora E. Varney, Wilming-
ton, Mass. et Lag

Columbus day march ("A marcia d’o
juorno ’e Colombo); versi di Italo
Napolino, musica di Izazuniram, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; mand.

1208.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

“ace. © Nov. 14,'1923: 2 ¢. Nov. 16;
~E 574925; Ignatius Bove-Grimaldi,
Brooklyn. Ai 1SO8

Come, O Thou all victorious Lord; w
Charles Wesley, m Harold Hart
Todd. of U. S. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2
c. Nov. 2; E 576737; Lamar & Bar-

ton, Nashville. 21829
Come on and pet me; from Mary Jane
McKane, w Oscar Hammerstein,

2, and Wm. Cary Duncan, m Vincent
Youmans, of U. S. © Nov. 10, 1923;
2 « Ney. 12; E 576984; Harms, inc.,
New York. 21330

Come on Red, you red hot devil man;
w and melody F. F., of U. S., arr.
Geo. Holman, of U. 8. ©1c¢. Nov.
9, 1923; E 576944; Fred Fisher, inc.,
New York. 21331

Come on Spark Plug; w and m Billy
Rose and Con Conrad, of U. S.
OT NDVin 2.01920 5 2, Cs oNOVin Veoh
976739; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co:, New York. 21332

Come out dear in the moonlight; w
R. M., m E.'S. S. Huntington, of
Uae. 5@\4 ¢..Dec. 71,1923; B575331 5
Rollie Mort, Hollister, Id. ZkB50

Come praise your Lord and Saviour;
misericordias Domini, w Walsham
How, m H. A. Chambers, of Eng-
land: mixed voices, in C. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept.
2 ck Ct OCtin dio 12410 ;
Novello & co., Itd., London.

21334

Come right in; w and melody Ida
Cox,/of U: S)'© 1c. Nov. 16, 1923;
E o77087; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 21335

Come, shepherd swains; w traditional,
m John Wilbye, of England, ed. and

adapted Edmund H. Fellowes, of
England; male voices. 4to. (Male
voice choir library, no. 75: John

Wilbye’s second set of madrigals,
no. 1) © Nov. 6, 1923; 1c. Nov.' 20;
I} 572856; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 21336
Come Thou. Almighty King; w
Charles, Wesley, m Felice Giardini,
arr. Harold Hart Todd, of. U. S.;
six pt. cho. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 «.
Nov. 2: E 576731; Lamar. & Barton,
Nashville. [© arrangement]
21337
Come to my heart; w Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, m Granville English, of
Great Britain. © Oct. 8, 1923; 1c.
Oct. 13: E 572423; Chappell & co.,
Itd.. London. j 21338

21348

Come to the movies; w and m Charles
J. Winter, of Great Britain; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
Foy oct ta foes ee Orta 2or Hh
572500; Reynolds & co., London.

21339

Comin’ thru the blues; w D. E. Valsey,
m Don Clark and Tom Gott, of U.S.
© Nov. 17, 1923; 2. c.-Nov. 19; E

577207: Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 21340:
Coming (The) of spring; w Mary

Howitt, m Arthur Richards, of Eng-
land, ed. by W. G. McNaught: uni-
son voices, in ©. 4to. (Novello’s
school songs, no. 1359) © Nov. 12.
1923; 1 c Noy. 15; E 572764; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 21341

Communion in A flat; by Scotson
Clark, of U. S., ‘arr. C. H. H. Booth,
of U. S.; organ. (Pipe organ, no. 3)
©. Nov.) 8,.1923; 2.¢, Nov. 10; E
574791; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park,
N. J. 21342

Complete method for the Boehm clari-
net; by Gustave Langenus, of U. S.
pt. 1, complete, 3d ed. © June 15,

es, 2. C.. SAG Att MU ONS AG
754416; G. Langenus, ine, New
York. [© revisions and additions]

21343

Comrades-comrades; w R. O., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo Beach,
Of US. Cpl. NOv.,;2o. loco, ee
577357; R. Oliver, Cochrane, Ont.,
Canada. 21344

Coneert waltz; part-song, m Dudley
Buck, op. 69, no. 1, arr. N. Clifford
Page, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to.
(C) Nov. 6, 1923;.2 ¢. Nov. 8; EB
576887; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[© arrangement] 21345

Conseils a Benjamin; ou, Suis ton
p’tit bonhomm’ de ch’min, de Benja-
min, paroles de Paul Murio, musique
de René Mercier, of France. ©
Oct. 5, 1923; 1 e. Oct. 27; E 572524;
L. Maillochon, Paris. [© arrange-
ment] 21346

Conversacios; danza, por J. M. C., ef
U. S.; pf. San Juan, Puerto Rico,
José Laza & ca. © Nov. 12, 1923;

~ 2 en Nove 13¢-W0574825;' Juan -M.
Campos, San Juan, Porto Rico.

21347

Coo; w Sarah Roberts Wallbaum, m
Henry Purmort Eames, of U. S. ©
Dee. 7; 1923; 2 «Dec. 7; E 577724;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.

21348

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

21349

Coquettish mood; intermezzo, Reginald
Barrett, of England; pf. (Hdition
artistique, no. 5) © Dec. 3, 1923;
2 ¢@. Dee. 5; E 577698; Maurice
Baron, Richmond Hill, L. L, N. Y.

21349

Corinna’s maying; five pastorals from
Herrick,: by Rosalie M. Prince, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 1, 19238;
1c. Dec. 7; E 573089; Forsyth bros.,
ltd., London. 21350

Corn beef and cabbage; w J. E. J.,
m Harry Jay [pseud. of Harry Jay
Lincoln], of U. S. ©1 ec Nov. 15,
1923; E 574868; J. Elliott Jones,
Camden, N. J. 21351

Corner (A) in your heart; w Leslie
Cooke, m John Openshaw, of Great
Britain; in F. © Nov. 22, 1923;
1 ec. Nov. 23; E 572866; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd., London. 21352

Cory (Annetta) Four cheerful selec-
tions; w anon. and by A. Cory, m
A. C., of U. 8: Contents: Apprecia-
tion.—A trouble cure.—Encourage-
ment.—Laugh your troubles away.
Gy Aug) 9,...1923 >. 2..¢,, Dec: 10s.
575390; Cory music shop, Chicago.

21353

Cottage (The) by the sea; w L. M.
W., m Jean Navarre [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S. New York,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 7, 1923;
2 @. Nov..13; E. 574812; Lillian M.
Weeks, Marietta, O. 21354

Cotton pickers ball; melody EHlmer
Schoebel, of U. S. © 1 ¢..Nov. 16,
1923 >) Eh 577112; Jack Mills,” inc.,
New York. 21355

Cotton stockings; never made a man
look twice, musical comedy in 2 acts,
w C. H. S., m Charles H. Sword and
Wim. C." Kratz, of U.S. ©: Dee. 3,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 8; D 26504; Univer-
sity of Michigan union, Ann Arbor.

21356

Country (The) band; characteristic
march, Wallace A. Johnson, of U.
S.; pf. duet. © Nov. 7, 1923; 2 «.
Nov. 20; E 577231; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 21357

Country memories; five lyric pieces,
by Ernest Burtram, of Great Britain ;
pt. Contents:—1. Morning song.—
2. By the stream.—3. On Sunday.—
4. To a daisy.—5. Caprice. © Nov.
21923 > 1 «. Nov. 30; E 572908:
Stork music pub. co., London. 21358

Country (The) needs a leader; w and

melody H.-H... R.,.0f U.S. -©.1: c.:

Nov. 28, 19238;..E 577575; Emil. H.
Recknagel, Detroit. 21359

pt. 115): Sav; 18

Cours d’harmonie complet; par A. M.,
of Great Britain. © Feb. 6, 1923;

1c Nov. 24; E 5738049; Alma Ma-
thieu, Saskatchewan, Canada.

21360
Course (A) in harmony; by John
Winter Thompson, of U. S. 8vo. ©

Sept. 12, 1923; 2 c.sOctiiay atin Oct.
17; A 760380; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 21361

Courteous (The) child; by J. Lilian
Vandevere, of U. S.; orch. of bells,
triangle, castanets, tambourine and
drum. Se. and pts. © Dee. 3, 1923;
2 c. Dec. 6; E 577760; Art publica-
tion soe., St. Louis. 21362

Cover me with kisses; w and m Ar-
thur Freed, of U. S. © Nov. 30,
1928; 2 c. Dec. 5; EH 575277 ;' Sher-
man, Clay & eco., San Francisco.

21363

Cowboys cabaret; w and m J. L. R.,
of U. S. Fort Worth, Tex., Majestic
music pub. co. © Nov. 17, 1923;
2: CG. NOY:263 ) iy SC Fas Ganon yl.
Rogers, Fort Worth, Tex. 21864

Crac!! dés qu’une petit’ femme
me regarde; paroles de Jean Rodor,
musique de Maurice André, of

France. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov.
30; E 572966; Francis Salabert,
Paris. Spee GOD

Cradle song; three-part song, tr. from
the Russian of Lermontoff, Con-
stance Purdy, m N. Techerepnin, op.
7, no. 6, choral version, Victor Har-
ris, of U. S.; three women’s voices.
4to. © Oct. 6) 1923; 2 c Nov. 8;
E 576888; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. [© arrangement] 21366

Crossing the bar; w Alfred Tennyson,
m John §S. Fearis, of U. S.; male
voices with organ or piano ace. ad
lib. 4to. (Sacred music for male
voices, no. 219)’ © Nov. 23, 1923;
2 ec. Nov. 26; E 577489; J. S. Fearis
& bro., Chicago. [© arrangement]

21367

Crow-fish (The) man; w and m col-
lected and arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of
England. (Jn Nursery songs from
the Appalachian Mountains, second
series) © Oct. 23, 1923; 1c. Oct. 24;
E 572403; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don. [© arrangement] 21368

Crucified, crowned and coming; w
Ralph Isabell, m H. G. T., of U. S.
© Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 3, 1923; EB
575203; Herbert G. Tovey, Los An-
geles. 21369

1210

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923.

Cruel daddy blues; w and m Tim
Brymn, Chris Smith, and Al Siegel,

of U. S. © Oct. 31, 1923; 2 ¢c. Nov.
‘1; E 574580; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 21370

Cry (The) of the woman; w Helen
Jerome, m Mana-Zucea -[pseud. of
Augusta Zuckermann] of U. S., op.
100; high voice. © Nov. 15, 1923;
2 c«. Nov. 19; E 574964; Cassel mu-
s:¢ pub. co., New York. 21371

Cu ssoreta e cu tte! versi di Pasqua-
lino D’Angelo, musica di M. R.
Stocchetti, of Italy; mand. ace.
Naples, Edizioni P. D’Angelo. 4to.
a Senn. mm 1925: Lc: Oct. 23:
572461; Italian book co., New York.

PAL EL P

Cuccoli (Arturo) 40 preludi; esercizi
per Vinterpretazione e fraseggio
@Arturo Cuccoli, of Italy; violon-
cello solo. Edizioni Carisch. ©
Nov. 1, 1928; 1c. Dec. 4; E 573059;
A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan. 21373

Cuddle time; w A. H. H., melody John
ho yen, OF UleS. © Le. Nov. 10,
1923: E 574746; Arthur H. Helder,
Manhattan, Kan. 213874

Cupid, please send me a man; w
Leon Scavella, m C. A. S., of U. S.,
arr. Harry Williams, of U. S.
1c. Nov. 18, 1923 ; E 574802; Charles
Augustus Somers, New York. 21375

Cupid’s balm; w John Dryden, m
Werner Josten, of Germany, domi-
ciled at New York; high voice. ©
Nov. 30, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 4; E 577703;
G. Schirmer, ine.. New York.

21376

D’une ame; par Paul Paray, of
France; piano. © Oct. 5, 1923; 1 «.
Ger 272 BH 572534; J. Sobert, Paris:

21377

Daddy, I owe my life to you; w M.D.
B., m Arnold. T., Lax, of U. S. New
York, Frank Harding. © Nov. 12,
1923 ; 2 c. Nov. 15; E 574934; Marion
D. Benson, Hoboken, N. J. 21378

Daffodils; w B. W., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
GaeS -Gr deer (Nox. y29,,1923:;./E
577179; Bertha Wulf, Chicago.

21379

Dance, Dolly, dance; by J. Lilian Van-
devere, of U. S.; orch. of bells, tri-
angle, castanets, tambourine and
‘drum. Se. and pts. © Dee. 3, 1923:
2c. Dee. 6; E 577757; Art publiea-
tion soc., St. Louis. 21380

21392

Dance of the imps; by G. C., of U. S.;
pf. (Childhood fancies, no. 4)
1c. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577424; Gerard
Carbonara, Oakland, Calif. 21381

Danee of the peacocks; by P. E. D.,
of U. S.; pf! ‘© 1c. Nov. 20, 1923 ;
E 9574994; Paul Edmund Durney,
San Francisco. 21382

Dance of the rosebuds; mazurka, by
Bert R. Anthony, of U. S., op. 169;
pL. ©: Oety SL, 19932 c. Nov 5:
E 574645; Hatch music co., Boston.’

21383

Dance of the Toodies; by Jas. Tinker,
of U. S.; ten. banjo or ten. mandola.
© Nov. 17, 1928; 2 e Nov. 19; E
'577692; J. Hansen, Ely, Minn.

21384

Dance (A) rhapsody; no. 2, by Fred-
erick Delius, of Great Britain; orch.
full sec. © Oct. 2, 1923; 1 © Nov.
3; E 572636; Augener, Itd., London.

21385

Danse caprice; by Paul Du Val, of
Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 9, 1923;
1 ec Nov. 10; E 572674; Banks &
son, York, England. 21386

Danse capricieuse; par A. Flégier, of
France; orch. avec piano-conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 1, 1923; 1 @ Dec. 3;
E 573014; Librairie Hachette, Paris.

21387

Danse des lutins; von J. Amberg, of
Denmark, op. 14; violoncello mit
klavier. © July 1, 1923; 1 c “Dec.
1; E 572998; A. Stahl, Berlin.

21388

Danse eSpagnole; tirées de la parti-
tion de La vie bréve, drame lyrique,
par Manuel de Falla, transcription
par Gustave Samazeuilh, of France;
piano 4 4 mains. Paris, Max Eschig
& cie. (Deux danses espagnoles, no.
aye). Wek, Uo sa te. OCA 2At =
BE 572548: Max Eschig, Paris. [©
transcription ] 21389

Danse marocaine; par A. Flégier, of
France ; orch. avec piano-conducteur.
AtO.,.1C) .Septivd,. 19232) A)..¢.. Dec., 3 ;
E 573018; Librairie Hachette, Paris.

21390

Danse moderne; by Joseph Holbrooke,
of Great Britain, op. 73b; violin and
Bt.) ©) Och BOl 1928 > dc. JOCL. 21;
BID (2511: W. Paxton) toecognlid.;
London. 21391

Danse ondulante;: by Frances Terry.
of U. S.; pf., four hands. © Nov.
20.1 1928) Ares Now: 23: BE. S77721 ;
G. Schirmer, ine.,. New York. | 21392

1211

21393

Danzando; valzer, melody Angelo
Cimino, of U. S., arr. Louis Canoro,
ef 30. Sei7©@ 2 ce Dee:4;;,1923 5: B
577660; Frank D’Errico, New York.

213938

Day after day, for you I’m sighing; w
Ralph Stanley, m Leslie Alleyn, of
Great Britain; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 25,
1923; tc. Oct: 26; BE 572442% B:
Feldman & co., London. 21394

Day dreams; by M. O., of U. S., arr.
Hiwin Dicey, of U. S.; pf. -© 1 «.
Nov. 15, 1928; E 574867; Mary
Owen, Fort Deposit, Ala. 21395

—-— waltz song, w and m A. L. Stein-
berg and Lester D. Casper, of U. S.
CeNov. 17,.1923 2 eG. Nov. 29° i
577246; Detroit music pub. co., De-
troit. 21396

Day (The) we should remember; w
J. H. B., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U.S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1
e. Nov. 16, 1923; E 577089; John H.
Boyle, Oklahoma City, Okl. 21397

Days (The) of yesterday; w and m
Lou Zoeller, Sidney Holden and Art
Gillham, of U2. So""© Nov. 21, 1923
22°C Nov. 50 2H! STOLsG s\7pr WusTe
pub. co., New York. 21398

Days of youth; w Mrs. T. A. A., m
‘owe © evade uot wh iS, @©q ie
Nov. 10, 1923; Ei 574748; Mrs. T. A.
Alston, River Rouge, Mich. 213899

De Ku klux gwine ter git you ef you
don’t watch out; w and m W. D. O.,
of... S. © Nov. 11, 1923; 2; € Nev.
19: BE 577258; Warren D. Ownby,
Broken Arrow, Okl. 21400

De-wop; w and melody S. A., of U.S.,
arr. Frederick Dilks, of U. S. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1923; BH 575186; Salva-
tore Aieta, Dorchester, Mass. 21401

Dead roses; valse triste, w Alexis E.
Ffrench, m Rollo De Freyne, of
Great Britain. © Dec. 6, 1923; 1 ¢.
Dec. 7; E 573080; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 21402

Deaf (The) woman’s courtship; Ww
and m collected and arr. Cecil J.
Sharp, of England. (In Nursery
songs from the Appalachian Moun-
tains, second series) © Oct. 23,
1928: 1 ec. Oct. 24; E 572399: No-
vello & co., Itd., London. [© ar-

rangement] 21403

Dear old dad you'll have your day;
w B. ©: B., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U.S. ©
1 ¢« Nov. 1, 1923; E 574597; Bessie
C. Bobo, St. Elmo, Tenn. 21404

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. m1, n. s., v. 18

Dear old mother’s song book; from
Rapid fire, w Allen Murray, m Leon-
ard Young, of Canada. © Oct. 31,
1928; 1c Nov. 8; E 572607; Leo
Feist, ltd., Toronto. 21405

Dear patient mother o’ mine; w M.
B.)8.,, m Arnold i bax, of) Uses.
New York, Frank Harding music

house. © Nov. 15, 1923; 2 ¢ Nov.
30; E 575182; M. Belle Smyth,
Nampa, Id. 21406

Dear sweet mother divine; w E. O. A..,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S.
1 eNov. 18;)'1928 5 :Birs74833; E."'O:
Anderson, Monroe, N. Y. ~ 21407

Dear yonderland; w and m W. M. R.,
of U.S. © Novy, 1ogse Zee. Ney.
9; E 576916; William M. Runyan,
Chicago. 21408

Dearest heart: melody, Rosetta and
Vivian Duncan, of U. 8S. ©1 ce. Oct.
17, 1923; E 574653; Duncan sisters,
San Francisco. 21409

Dearie; w and melody C. W. W., of

UL-S. "“©V'1 -e. 4Nov’ Bi, 1928348
577502; Clifford W. Walsh, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 21410

Debussy (—) Arabesque; by Debussy,
played Leo Ornstein, of U. S.; no.
1, in EH maj. (Ampico, red label,
no. 61233-H) [Music roll] © Oct.
20,* 1922° 2 ©. Weel ise pase Es
575594; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 21411

Deep in my heart; w Dorothy Terriss,
melody Moe Schenck, of U. S.

1 ¢« Dee. 3, 1923; E 577688; Leo.
Feist, inc., New York. 21412

Deep in the heart; from A Broadway
prince, w and m Denis E. Connell,
of U. S., arr. C. A. Benson. © Nov.
14, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 16; E 575002;
Francis J. Hurney, Washington.

21413

Deer (The) hunt; w Mrs. K. G.. m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1.c
Nov. 5, 1923; E 574843; Mrs. Kansas
Garten, Belle, W. Va. ~ 21414

Defenders (The); w Dora Sigerson
Shorter, m F. v. W., of Holland;
violin obbl. ad lib. 8vo. © May 1,
1923; 1 ec. May 29; E 572876; Fred.
van Werkhoven, Deloraine, Canada.

21415

Delachi (Paolo) 4 composizioni; di
P. D., of Italy; piano. Edizioni
Carisch. Contents :—1. Tocecata.—2.
Notturno.—3. Idillio a dialogo.—.
Bozzetto campestre. © Oct. 10,
19238; 1 ec. Dee. 4; E 573056; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 21416

W212

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Denison’s descriptive music book; for
plays, festivals, pageants and mov-
ing pictures, compiled Adam Gregory
[fpseud. of Henry S. Sawyer], of
U.S: pt, ©, Sept.; 18,1923; .2.e:
and aff. Sept. 21; A 759050; T..S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 21417

Derby (The) ram; w and m collected
and arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of England.
(Jn Nursery songs from the Appa-
lachian Mountains, second series)
Oren. 2a, 1923." Te Oct. 245" E
572408; Novello & co.. Itd., London.
[© arrangement] 21418

Dervish (The) ; oriental entr’ acte, one
step, Evan Marsden, of England; pf.
© Nov. 12, 1923; 1 ec. Nov..10; E
572719; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 21419

Descriptive agitato; by Victor G.
Boehnlein, of U. S., arr. Christopher
O'Hare, of U. S.; oreh. 4to. (Cin-
ema ine. series, no. 388) © Nov. 26,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 30; E 577611; Bel-
win, ine., New York. 21420

Deuces wild; by Max Kortlander, of
USP pLCse Novi 7)! 1923 <2’ c.
Nov. 19; E 574976; Jack Mills., inc.,
New York. 214231

Diabelli (A.) 28 esercizi melodici; da
A. D., op. 149, rev. da Ettore Poz-
zZOli, of Italy; pf. a 4 mani. Hdizioni
Carisenaniobl. Svo. © July'27,
1923; 1c. Sept. 7; E 567688; A. & G.
Carisch & co., Milan. 21422

Didda “taught a crab. Didda did; com-
edy song fox-trot, w and m S. M..,
of Great Britain. London, W. Pax-
ton & co., Itd. © Nov. 26, 1923; 1
e. Nov. 22; E 572900; Stafford
Moass, Truro, England. 21423

Ding a ling ling; w and m E. G. C.,
of U. 8S. ©'1 ec Nov. 10;'1923; E
574750; Eva G. Corson, Portsmouth,
ey: 21424.

Dirge: part-song. w Emily Jenkinson,
m William H. Harris, of Great
Britain; four female yoices, in G.

4to. (Boosey’s choral miscellany,
no. 88) -[Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] ‘© ‘Sept’ 18: ''1923:'' 1 ''¢.
Nov. 3; E 572641; Boosey & co..
London. 21425

Dirge (A); w Christian Rossetti, m
Ernest Farrar, of England; two tre-
ble voices. 4to. (Part songs, no.
tot). (C) Nov. 2, 1928" Ie Noy. 12 *
E 572734: Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 21426

21439

Ditson’s music writer and speller;
simplest method of learning music
notation, Arthur B. Canfield, of U.
S. obl. 8 vo. © Oct. 2;°1923; 2c.
and aff. Nov. 8; A 759737; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 21427

Dixie moonshine makes the cotton
blossoms grow; w J. N. B., melody

APRON Ts Lax of USS © fF ¢
Nove 89). 1925-08) “oTMfes > ..lasper
N. Bailey, Sparta, Tenn. 21428

Dizzy fingers; by Zez Confrey [i. e., E.
E. Confrey] of U. S.; pf. © Nov.
1% 1028 © 2. Nov: 19; " Bh SA9ST4:
Jack Mills, ine., New: York. 21429

Do, do, do, blues; w O. L. H., m E.
S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©le
Dec. 7, 1923; E 575344; O. L. Har-
man, Coopers, W. Va. 21430

Dog-gone the piano; by T. S., of U. S.,
arr. Vern Elliott, of U. S.; pf. ©,
‘1e. Nov. 13, 1923; E 577314; Ted
Shapiro, Brooklyn. 21431

Dolly dear; w D. B. O., m P. R., of
ts... © i. «. Nov, 2 3923.—
577369; Daniel B. O’Loughlin and
Phil Romano, Philadelphia. 214382

Don’t call her maw, don’t call him
paw; w E. M. &, m E. 8S. S. Hunt-
ington, of U. S.. ©. 1.¢c.Nov. 26,

1928: E 577478; Edna M. Steven-
son, Titusville, Pa. 21433
Don’t forget to remember; w Mark

Fisher, m Joe Burke, of U. S. ©

Nov. 225699287 2000 Nov. 2357 BE
577389: Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 21434

| Don’t I love the way you're tempting

me; w and m Sidney D, Young
[pseud. of 8. de Jong], of England;
pf. with w. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1923;
E 577576; Sidney de Jong, London.
21435

Don’t know what you worry about
hies * ow Wo "Pm: Wm: PP. Held,
oF Ww. 82) © 16. Nove 19237" bs
577548: Wm, Tully, Philadelphia.

214386

Don’t mind the rain; w and melody
Ned Miller and Chester Cohn, of
LS. carr C! C.-"© te. Deed 3, 1923 ;
E. 577690; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

21437

| Doos I? from Mary, w and m Jack

Erickson, of U. 8S. © Nov. 23, 1923;
2 ce. Nov. 26; E 575104; John Erick-
son, Somerville, Mass. 21438
Dora; w Loretta McMahon, [i. e. M.
L. B.], m Charles Johnson, of U. S.
Oyun ve Mayes, 1923'-, EY Diao:
Mary Loretta Brandt. Kansas City,
Mo. : 21439

1213

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

21440

pt. 11, D..s., v.18

Dormi non piangere; chanson, musique
de S. F., of U. S.; sop. © 1 © Nov.
23, 1928; E 577370; Severino Fo-
cacci, New York. 21440

Dottie; fox trot, w Murray Herenstein,
melody Charles Naidorf, of U. S.
© 1 e@ Nov. 22, 1923; E 575015;
Herenstein & Naidorf, Brooklyn.

21441

Doute; paroles de Paul Géraldy, mu-
sique de Maurice Hermite, of
France. © Dec. 7, 1923; 1 ¢ Dec.
7; E 573053; Enoch & cie., Paris.

21442

Dove (The); melody, new arr. M. J.
S., of Jugo-Slavia, domiciled at New
York. obl. 12mo. © Nov. 1, 1923;
2c. Nov. 2; E 576728; Michael John
Saxon, New York. 21443

‘Down on de Hast side, New York City ;
wand: mb. ee ore) 1S, tor Lec.
Noy. 18, 1923; EH 574800; Betty Con-
nors, New York. 21444

Dragon-flies; by Handel G. Lovell, of
Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 22, 1923;
1c. Nov. 23; E 5728638; Reid bros.,
Itd., London. 21445

Draw your chair up, papa, get some
lessons on love; w Clarence John-
stone, m Turner Layton, of U. S.;
with ukulele ace. in G. © Nov. 20,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 28; E 577616; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 21446

Dream (The); w tr. from an old
Japanese poem by Clara A. Walsh,
m I. Hlvira Gambogi, of England;
i. A shat, “(O) Nov. 27, 1G20 20 4G,
Noy. 30; E 573041; Hikin & co.,
Itd., London. 21447

Dream away; w and m Mabel Best-
hoff, of U. S.. © Nov...30,. 1923;
2c. Dec. 5; E 575279; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 21448

Dream-depths; w Francis Carlin, m
Harry J. Pomar, of U. S.; low in
D flat. © Nov. 22, 1923; 2 e Nov.
22; E 575062; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 21449

Dream garden; w Richard Beresford,
m William Garnett, of Great Bri-
tain. © Oct. 3, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 3;
E 572626; Schott & co., London.

21450

Dream girl o’ mine; w Bessie Floyd
Mason, m George G. Gunn, of U. S.
© Nov. 16, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 19; E
577274; Henry J. Donovan, Provi-
dence, R. I. 21451

Dream (The) in his heart; fox trot, w
R. M., m Ray Hibbeler, of U. S.
1 e. Oct. 17, 1923; E.576868; Robert
Merriwell, Elko, Nev. 21452

Dream kisses; by Edwin Harle Wilson,
ed. W.'C: Potla; of US: with pf.
ace. 1. E flat alto saxophone.—2.
C melody saxophone.—3. B flat tenor
saxophone. © Nov. 22, 1923; 2 ec.
each Nov. 23; E 577375-577377 ; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
[© arrangement] 21453-21455

Dream of youth (Réve de jeunesse) ;
by Winternitz, played Fritz Kreisler.
of Austria. (Ampico, red label, no.
61281-G) [Music roll] © Oct. 20.
1922; 2 ¢ Dec. 18, 1923; E 575580 ;
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation ] 21456

Dream waltz; w S. K. K., m B. K., of
U.S. ©1e Nov. 5, 1923; H 576780 ;
Selma Kastor Katz and Bertha Kas-
tor, Worcester. 21457

Dreaming of my old home, sweet
home; by Geoffrey O’Hara, of U. S.,
arr. Christopher O’Hare, of U. S.;
full orch, 4to. © Nov. 7, 1923; 2 e.
Nov. 20; E 577221; Theo, Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 21458

Dreaming of you, Caroline; w Pearl
Martin, m Elliott Markham, of U.&.

© Noy, 40,1923: 2.0 Novig2i :, E
577316; New era music co., St.
Louis. j 21459

Dreaming old pal of you; w J. V. W.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U.S. © 1
c. Nov. 28, 1923; E 577566; J. Val-
intine Wolfe, Denison, Tex. 21460

Dreamy moon; w B. M. and J. M.,
melody B. M., of U. S. ©1e. Oct.
15, 19283; EH 574436; Ben Max and
Jack Max, Evarts, Ky. 21461

Dreamy San Joaquin; w P. O. B., mel-
ody Walter Smith and P. O. B., of
U, S.,. arr. W.,Smith,, © 1 c« Dee. 5,
1923; E 575274; Perey O. Brewer,
san Francisco. 21462

Drifting; w Adéle Louise De Leeuw,
“melody, MUR. hore Geant Lc:
Nov. 21, 1923; E 577306; Norman
Ridley Finch, Plainfield, N. J. 21463
Drifting apart; w and m K. R., of
U. S.;, bar.solo..,© 1.¢ Nov. 24,
1923; E 575075; Katherine Reiling,
Chicago. 21464
Drifting right back to my heart;
‘waltz, w and melody L. R. A., of
U.. Sy Oy, Lota: NOV. nouns eel
576794; Lenard Richard Ayers, Fitz-
simons, Col. 21465

1214

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

21489

Driftwood; w Gus Kahn, melody Lew | Echoes; part-song, w T. Moore, m

Gold,.of.U. S..,.©.1 ¢. Nov. 16,1928 ;
E 577077; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 21466
Drumadoon; w C. A. Renshaw, m Wil-
frid Sanderson, of Great Britain; in
B flat. © Sept. 15, 1923; 1c. Nov.
3; E 572646; Boosey & co., London.
21467

Dumb Dora; w and melody John A.
Flood, Roger Pryor and Arthur R.
Grant, of: OU. S.\arr.: Arthur R.
Grant, of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1923; E 577171; Metro music ©Co.,
New York. 21468

Dupré (Marcel) Quatre piéces; par
M. Dupré, of France, op. 19; piano.
Paris, Alphonse Leduc. Contents :—

1. Etude—2. Cortége et litanie—3.
Chanson.—4. Air de ballet. © Sept.
5,0 9o2e);, ae. Oct: 22T > BK T2546;
Alphonse Leduc, Paris. 21469

"E cinehe nazione; versi di P. L. Es-
posito, musica di Gennaro Quaranta.
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
mand. acc. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1923;
2 ce. Nov. 15; E 574904; Verdi’s music

roll co., New York. 21470
Early Sunday morning; w and m
Cecil J.. Sharp, of England. (Jn

Nursery songs from the Appalachian
Mountains, second series) © Oct.
20, I92a9-1,.c. Oct. 24°. HH 572404;
Novello & co., ltd., London. [© ar-
rangement | 21471
Hasiest exercises for violin; by C. S.,
Gia ee OP. aol ack NOV., or, 1923"
2. ce. Nov. 10; E 574783; -Charles
Sladovnik, Long Island City, N. Y.
21472
Easter; w Hebel Hikin Starrett, m
L. M. B., of U. S..© Mar.. 30, 1923;
2c Nov. 6; E..577284; Lizzie M.
Bosworth, Chicago. 21473
Easter lilies; w B. W., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
U.S. ©1ce Nov. 1, 1923; B 574604:
Bertha Wulf, Chicago. 21474
Hastern impression; by Gerald Wal-
enn, of Great Britain; violin and pf.
(Two Eastern pictures, no. 2) ©
Sept..29, 1923; 1 e«. Noy. 33 E.572616;
Augener, ltd., London. 21475
Hasy goin’; by H. BF. B3,of39U0158:3
banjo, \©,, ky e. Nov,; 5,5 192348
976773; Harry F. Reser, New York.
21476
Ixbats de libellules; morceau de genre,
par E. H. de Anduaga, of Spain;

piano. -© Nov. 2, 1923; 1.¢. Nov.
30; E 572941; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. :

21477

|

Gavin J. Kay, of England; mixed
voices. 4to. (Choral library, no.
3p). 4c) Noy., 2, 19235) 8-c.-Noved2;
E 572730; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 21478

your dear voice a’calling, vocal
fox-trot with echo effects, w Percy
Edgar, m Norman King, of Great
Britain. © Dee. 4, 1923; 1 c¢. Nov.
Zee ‘5130865. -W. ‘Paxton’ &- co.,
ltd., London. 21479 .

Echoes from the Baltic, Klumpakojis
[and] Noriu miego; compiled and
arr. A. G., of U.;Ss;,,eneh.),;4te.
Mar. 23, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 559405;
Anthony Glinskas, Girardville, Pa.

21480

Heho’s of India; valse, H. D., of Great
Britain, domiciled at Cleveland, O.;
pf. ©A e. Oct. 29, 1923; E 576548 ;
Henry Denton, Cleveland.

Keeole du mécanisme; 15 études, com-
posées expressément pour précéder
celles de la Vélocité de Czerny, par
J. B. Duvernoy, op. 120, nouvelles
edition revue et doigtée par Giulio
Azzoni, of Italy; pf. Milan, Edi-
zioni Carisch. © Nov. 1, 1923; 1 ¢.
Nov. 22; E 572870; A. & G. Carisch

& c., Milan. 21482
Egyptian dance; by Friml, op. 41,
played Edgar Fairchild, of U. S.
(Ampico, no. 62331-F) [Music

roll] © July 20, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 13;
FE 575585; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 21483

Egyptian vampire; w Mabel Irwin
Peters, m E. S. S. Huntington, of
Wai. ING) be Now ZO. bode os
577483 ; Ethel L. Peters, Larchmont,
INgj7 x. 21484

Egyptiana; fox trot, L. C., of Greece,

domiciled at New York; pf. © Nov.
ZA. t NODR = 2 eC INOV:, 26.55, OL LOU 5
Lucian Cavadias, New York.
21485
oriental fox trot, A. M., of U. S.;
pf. ©1c. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577412;
Alexander Maloof, New York.
21486
Highteen; w H. M. B., m H. L. C., of
U. S. L. Solo—2. Duet; sop. and
bar-- © Now. 10,;4923; 2 c..each
Nov. 10; E 574774, 574775; Harvey
MacDonald Barr and Henry Loren
Clements, Brooklyn. 21487, 2148S
Hileen; fox trot ballad, w and m
Victor Arden, of U. S. © Dec. 3,
1923; 2. ¢.-Dee. 5; BE. 577728; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 21489

1215

21481 ~

OY DY ae REO ar Sao
fs et r ii 4: 1
- “ > ; “i

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

21490

Eioub; par BE. R. Blanchet, of Switzer-
land, op. 18, no. 2; pf. (Turquie,
TIO, ey) OC 20, bee: ee eb,
26: E 574707; Composers’ music
corp., New York. 21490

Elég:e; paroles de Albert Samain,
musique de Jacques Larmanjat, of
France, op. 28. © Nov. 15,. 1923;
Tt"'c. Noy. 16 HE “Ot 2786:: . Svuciete
ancnyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris.

21491,

Elegy; by C. & Becket Williams, of
Great. Britain; organ. © Nov. 5,
1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 17; E 572801; Auge-
ner, Itd., London. 21492

Elementary studies for change of posi-
tion; by O: 'D., of U. S!; violin. '’ bk.
‘tir© Dee, 84923 "2 "eo Dec. $:."h
575382; Oliver Dowd, Portsmouth,
N.i Hy: 21493

Elephant’s wobble; by Bennie Moten’s
oreh., of U. S., arr. Ada Brown, of
U, S.npf, © b,c. Noy« 28),,1923-. 0
577632; Bennie Moten’s orchestra,
Kansas City, Mo. 21494

Eli-Hli; w folk song, m S. G., of U.S.

1 «@ Dec. 4, 1928; E. 577672;
Samuel Gozinsky, New York.

21495

Kile disait; sérénata hésitation, poésie

de A. Lénéka, musique de G. Bon-

incontro, of France. © Oct. 5, 1923;

1. @ Oct. 27; E..572525,:.L. Grus &

cie., Paris. 21496

Ellis Island blues; w and m Henry
Santrey, Benton Ley and Lee David,
of U. S.. © Nov. 15, 1923; 2 e¢. Nov.
23; E 577398; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. i 21497

Emancipator (The) ; march, by A. J.
W., of U. S.; solo B flat cornet. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1923; E 577109; Arthur
Jordan Wilson, Dayton, Ky.

21498

Emblems of love; fox trot, by Sidney
D. Mitchell and Lew Pollack, arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; vocal
ore? in .C..« 4to) ©) Noy. 5, 4923 :
2 ¢. Nov. 13; °E 574824; M.’ Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [© new
arrangement | 21499

Emméne-moi; paroles de Fred Pearly,
musique de FEF. Pearly et Pierre
Chagnon, of France. © Nov. 3,
19232 hice Noy. 30 He ataso0 :
Francis Salabert, Paris. 21500

Kmpty (The) nest (Leeres nest) ;
English w Percy Pinkerton, German
w R. De La Croix, m Casimir
Borwin, of Germany. © Oct. 10,
1923; 1° ¢ Nov. 3; E 572621; Schott
& co., London. 21501

pi: Hears ve LS

End (The) of a dope fiend’s trail;
w EK. W., melody John F. Ryan, of
GS) .©O*1Lr a Noy. 13) merase
574838 ; E. Woodward, Washington.

OENDTHO2

England! land of the free! w Dudley
Beresford, m C. H., of England; solo
and cho. 4to. © Nov. 30, 1923;
1 ec, Dec. 1; E 572989; Charles Har-
riss, Ottawa, Canada. 21503

IXrste liebe; wenn die abendglocken
leise tOnen, valse boston, text von
Beda, musik von Franz Lehar, of
Hungary. © Oct. 1, 19233 1 @ Oct.
7; EK 573064; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 21504

Es beinkt sich a heim; Jewish folk
song, w and m H. F., of U. 8., Bos-
ton, Mass., Shapiro’s book. store.
(EVR NF WT wpI**D oy) “© Nov. 16,
1923; 2 ¢: Nov: 19¢" BP OoTTzlo > Ly-
man Freedman, Roxbury, Mass.

21505

Esipoff (Stépan) Four valsettes ; with-
out octaves, by S. Esipoff, of Great
Britain }" pf. © Oct: S0; 19255 1-«
Oct. 27; E 572576; W. Paxton & co.,
London. 21506

Etoiles (Les) bleues; poésie de Mau-
rice Rollinat, musique de Sylvio
Lazzari, of France. © Oct. 12,
19235. 1° @: “Oct. 202 Ee atZoaies Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 21507

Ktude 1; by Léon J. ontaine, of
Great Britain, op. 31, no. 1; violin.
©” July (26, $923°"2 ie Now. 0 2k
576907 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 21508

Etude 4; by Léon J. Fontaine, of
Great Britain, op. 31, no. 4; violin.
© July 26) 19259 Noy, 9.
576908; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 21509

Etude 5; by Léon J. Fontaine, of
Great Britain, op. 31, no. 5; violin.
©" July * 26,1923) 2 oc Nov oe
576909; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 21510

Etude no. 7; by Heniot Lévy, of U. S.;
pf., in G flat maj. (Ten concert
studies, no. 7) © July 30, 1923; 2 ¢.
Aug. 2; E 570170; Breitkopf & Har-
tel, Leipzig. 21511

Etude in C; by Karl Henkel, of Great
Britain’; violin. - ©" July Zo! WzZe;
2c. Nov. 9;.E 576910; Arthur P.

Schmidt co., Boston. 21512
Etude melodique; by Florence A.
Goodrich, of U. S.; pf. © Nov. 5,

1923 ; 2 c. Nov. 8; E 576882 ; Clayton
I, Summy co., Chicago. 21510

1216

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

a

no. 12, 1923

by Joseph J. McGrath, of U..S.;
pf. © Nov. 20, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 23;
E 577720; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 21514

Evening chimes; by F. K., of U. 8.;
pee ie) Mec 6, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec. 7;
E 575363; Ferdinand Kuehn, Balti-
more. 21515

Evening my love and you; w anon.,
melody W. E. B., of U. S. © 10 c¢.
Nov. 15, 1923; E 574842; William
Edward Bradell, Brooklyn. 21516

Eventyr (Once upon a time); after
Asbjérnsen’s folklore, by Frederick
Delius, of Great Britain; oreh. full
se. © Nov. 14, 1928: 1.c. Nov. 30;
FE 573027; Augener, Itd., London.

21517

Everlasting not forgotten blues; w M.
J. B., melody M. Peree [pseud. of
Mrs. P. B. Robinson] of U. S: ©
1c. Nov. 19, 19238; FE 577182; Mary
J. Baromich, Duquesne, Pa. 21518

Every darky; w: and m I. B. S., of
U. S., arr. Nell Marion Cobbledick,
of U."S.0 ‘© 1 ec. Nov. 26, 1923; E
977420; Irving Byron Smith, Oak-
land, Calif. 21519

Everybody calls me little Red Riding
Hood; from The stepping stones, w
Anne Caldwell, m Jerome Kern, of
U. Si-'© Oct. 31, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
2; E 576748; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 21520

Everything will be alright; w A. G.,
melody Dave Dreyer, of U. S.
ec. Dee. 4, 1928; H 577671; Alex
Gerber, New York. 21521

Evry day is Mother’s day; from That
Casey girl, w William Jerome, m
Jean Schwartz, of U. S. © Nov.
ta, 1923; 2 @ Nov. 19: EH 574983:
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 21522

Eves of love; w and m P. G. F., of
U. S., arr., P. G. F. and Mr. Colby,
Of U.S. .©.14 cf Nove 20,.1928,:- B
574986; Pauline Gartin Funk, New
York. 21523

Face to face; by Johnson, played
Andrei Kmita, of U. S.; in F.. (Am-
pico, ‘with words, no. 1171-F)
[Musie roll] © July 20, 1923: 2 e.
Dec. 13; E 575556: American piano
co.. New York. [© interpretation]

21524

Fairies; w C..M., m Arnold T. Lax, of
U. S. N. Y.; City; Frank Harding.
©. Noy. 12, 1923: 2, ce Nov.:19; B
577195; Clara Macgillivray, Kings-
ton, Ontario, Canada. - 21525

21536

Fairies’ (The). song; action song and
danee,, w from Percy’s Reliques of
ancient poetry, air The Spanish
gipsy, XVIIth century, arr. Grace
Noél Armfield, of Great Britain.
(Curwen edition, no. 1469). [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept.
Knvlacas re yoctr lies S712459-~- J.
Curwen & sons, ltd., London.

21526

Fairy (The) pipers; duet, w Fred E.
Weatherly, m A. Herbert Brewer, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1
ce. Nov. 3; E 572649; Boosey & ¢o.,
London. 21527

Fairylight; by Otto Ortmann, of U.

S.; pf. (Three dansettes, no. 2) ©

Wore, Po. Loo os 1 NOV. + eeae fo
Hfo0b1 >> G. Sehirmer, inc., New
York. 21528

Faith, mighty faith; w Charles Wes-
ley, m O. J. S., of Canada. © May
be 1521 Toe. NON kod Ota, Ena (oode
Oswald J. Smith, Toronto, Canada.

21529

Family (The) Bible; w George Per-
RS WEris.” El dd. Gr. tol US.
5 SYN sh peel md Da ella i ag = ete lig
575215; Herbert G. Tovey, Los Ai-
geles. 21530

War-away (The) hill; w Fred G. Bow-
les, m Cecil Moon, of Great Britain ;
low voice. © Oct. 19, 1923; 1 c.
Nov. 3; E 572617; Schott © co.,
London. ANS SBE

Far from God; w and m W. M. R.,
of U. S.. © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 c Nov.
9; E 576929; William M. Runyan,
Chicago. 21532

Farandola; fantasia tragica in una
notte e tre parti, verseggiata da U.
F., per la musica di A. L., of Italy;
canto e pf. © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 «¢.

. Nov. 15; D 26495; Antonio Lozzi,
c/o G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 21533

Fare thee well, mama’s gone, goodbye;
w and melody Peter Bocage and A.
J.¢ Pinon, 406;,0. Savi @yy 1 e:, Non.. 26,
1923; E 577440; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.

21534

Farewell; sacred song, w and m J. W.
V.,,.,04, U.,..Sij,o with. violin. ; obbl.
Tampa, Fla., Southland music co.
©) Deed, 1923.27 ¢.. Noy. 26; / B
577808; J. W. Van De _ Venter,
Tampa, Fla. 21535

—— w Katherine Tynan, m Phyllis
M. James, of Great Britain, in A
flatinn @:Meh29, 1923; 1e,,.Noyi 87;
I. 572809; Augener, Itd., London.

21536

1217

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 4

21537

pt. nipaisirv. 1s

Fate, it was fate when I first met you;
by Byron Gay, arr. Geo. J. Trink-
aus, of U. S. 4to. (Witmark edi-
tion,
ments, no. 1629, 1630)
voices.—2. Female voices. © Oct.
ZY, £025 ee he Meoden’ NOV. oe rn
516770, 576771; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

21537, 21538

Father, we thank Thee; prayer, three-
part song, w Ralph Waldo Emerson,
m Jessie Mae Jewitt, arr. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, of U. S.; unchanged
voices. 4to. (Witmark school edi-
Lion, no, V7) ©) Novy, 17, 1aea se
e. Nov. 26; E 577520; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 21539

Fée (La); mélodie, poésie d’Emile de
Monserrato, musique d’Augustin La-
zarotti, of Italy, op. 21: sop. léger.
Cy NOV. Senkd2o, 1c. Novi.30">H
572946; Henry Lemoine et Gie.,
Paris. 21540

Feed my sheep: w Mary Baker Eddy,
m Lyman F. Brackett, rev. William
Arms Fisher, of U. S.; medium voice
in F, organ ace. © Dec. 4, 1923;
ae Dee (5H OTFi9S: Maer.
Hunt, Boston. [© revision]

21541

Feelin’ blues; fox trot, William H.
Farrell, arr. W. H. Vodery, of U.
S. oreb. pts. 40... ©. Ney.od5,
1923; 2 ec Nov. 16; E 577066; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.

21542

Feeling the way I do; w Bud de
Sylva, m Walter Donaldson, of U.
S! © Nov.''7; 1923; '2''c. Nov.'8'3'B
574697; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 21543

Felix kept on walking; ballad, w Ed.
E. Bryant, m Hubert W. David, of

1. Mixed

Great Britain; in D. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov. 28,
1925 94> "eEt. Dees Tea B029 ;
Lawrence Wright music co., Lon-
don. 21544

Féte galante; dance-dream in one act
after Maurice Baring’s story, poetic
version by Edward Shanks, of Great
Britain, dramatised and composed
by Ethel Smyth, of Great Britain.
Vocal se. (Universal edition, no.
7240) © Feb. 15, 1923; 1 c Nov.
7; D 26494; Universal edition a. g.,

Vienna, Austria. 21545
Fickenscher (Arthur) Acht deutsche
volkslieder zum _ konzertvortrag;

- English version by Edith Cruzan
Fickenscher, bearb. A. F., of U. S.

excellent quartette arrange-

Berlin, W. Sulzbach.
German words] 1. Tiefe stimme—
2. Hohe stimme. © Oct. 1, 1923; 2
c. each Nov. 2; E 576742; Arthur
Fickenscher, University, Va.

[English and

21546

Fields of red clover: w A. L., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach,

of U. S. © 1c. Noy. 23, 1923; E
577358; Admira Lyons, Brainerd.
Minn, 21547

Fifty Christmas carols of all nations;
selected, harmonized and ed., Had-
uardo Marzo, of U. S.. © Oct. 30,
1923;.2 ¢. Noy.:8; E..574649.; Willis
music co., Cincinnati, O. [© ar-
rangement, harmonization and trans-
lation ] 21548

Filles (es) ; chanson réaliste, paroles
de Pierre Varenne, musique de
Joseph Szulc, of France. © Noy. 3.
1923; 1 c, Nov. 30; E 572964; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 21549

Finnegan’s in again, there’s the divil
of a time; w Henry Creamer, melody
Billy Hicky and Billy Joyce, of U.
S.. © Le Dee. 6, 1923; BE 577744:
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.

21550

Fireflies; birthday serenade, Paul
Lincke, ed. .W. C. Polla, of U. S.;
with pf. ace. 1. B flat tenor saxo-
phone.—2. C melody saxophone.—3.
HE flat alto saxophone. © Nov. 22,
1923; 2 c each Nov. 23; E 577378—
577380; Hdward B. Marks music
co., New York. [© arrangement]

21551-21553

Fireside of motherly love; w R. E. B..
m Fred A. Mueller, of U.S. ©1e.
Nov. 8, 19283; E 576852; Robert
Emmett Burns, Rochester, N. Y.

21554

First flowers of spring; by Walter
Rolfe, of U. 8.; pf. (Frolic and fun,
first grade) © Nov. 5, 1923; 2 ¢.
Nov. 8; E} 574700; Hatch music co.,
Boston. 21555

First (The) jazz; by Maurice Jacob-
son, of Great Britain, ed. by Ernest
Fowles; pf. (Curwen edition, ele-
mentary division, no. 9222) © Aug.
29, 1923; 1-c: Oct:-15; H 572454; J.
Curwen & sons, Itd., London.

ar ERIS

First lessons on the viola; for in-
dividual or class instruction, by Al-
bert G. Mitchell, of U. S. © June
29, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 8; A
759738; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

Pioot

1218

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

First series of modulations and end-
ings; by J. L. H., of U. S.; orch. se.
“Ato. © Nov. 22, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 26;
KE 575094; John L. Herman, St.
Louis. 21558

First set of madrigals and pastorals;
w traditional, m Francis Pilkington,
transcribed, sc. and ed. Edmund
Horace Fellowes, of England; 3, 4
and 5 pts. (English madrigal school,
vu. Zoey Oc.” 17, 1923) Le. vOct.
29; E 572685; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 21559

First (The) time that I met you; w
U.S. G. D., melody John F. Ryan, of
Use Se! 4 AL. ce» Noy... 13,,,.1923;, E
5748386; Ulysses 8S. G. - Day, Wash-
ington. 21560

. Fishing for dreams; Chinese song, w
Marjorie F. Seymour, m Ernest
Austin, of England, op. 69, no. 1;
unison treble voices, in G. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 30, 1923; 1.c. Nov. 30; EB
573033 ; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don... 21561

Flag (The) of our city; w Mrs. C. H.
A atin Bs .ADGiRO,, Of--U7.S.... ©
hCG NQY.. 2.1925: 4). 577039. Mrs.
Clarence Hamilton Arthur, Balti-
more. 21562

Flag of the stars; w Katherine Ather-
ton Grimes, m J. S. Fearis, of U. S.;
unison chorus with alto ad lib. Ato.
(Unison chorus, no. 1218) © Nov.
2s, 1923; 2. ¢.. Now 1269 E..57T490 -
J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. [©
arrangement] . 21563

Flag (The) that I love: w M. B. D..
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher], of U. S. © 1c. Dec.
5, 1923; E 575270; M. B. Delker,
Perigord, Sask., Canada. 21564

Flannel petticoat gal; from Mary Jane
McKane, w Oscar Hammerstein, 2,
and Wm. Cary Duncan, m Vincent
Youmans, of U. S.. © Nov. 10, 1928;
2 ¢. Nov. 12; E 576985; Harms, inc.,
New York. 21565

Flora ; w Will Smith, m Geo. Graff,
jr., of 'U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach,
eHiUSs.: © 1c. Nov. 16, 1923: B
577095; W. A. Smith, Detroit.

21566

Florida; w and m J. W. V., of U. S.,
arr. A. W. Roper, of U.S. (I
Songs of the Southland) © Dec.

1, 1923; 2 ec. Nov. 26; E 577809; J.
W. Van. De Venter, Tampa, Fla.
21567

21578

Flower garden tales ; romance,
Clarence M. Jones, of U. S., tran-
scription Fritz Renk, of U. S.; violin
and pf. © Nov. 20, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
19; E 577199; Victor music co.,
Chicago. 21568

Flower of Cuba; fox trot tango, by V.
R., of U. S., arr. Arthur Schade, of
U. S.; pf. © 1 ¢ Dee. 4, 1923; E
577659 ; Vincent Rizzo, Brooklyn. |

~(VQAI5G9

Fluttering butterflies; by A. M. C., of
ES 8 f. © Dec. 8, 23: 2 ¢,
Dec. 10: HE 575385; Annie M. Christ-
opher, Jacksonville, Fla. 21570

Folk and popular songs; w and m F.
G. S., of U. S. Contents: Yoh town
am a dead, dead town.—I know
somewhere the sky is fair.—In the
good old days gone by.—Mr. Kelly,
cut me loose.—Giddap Billy! Billy
whoa !—Good night! dear folks. ©

1 e. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577447; Fred-
erick Gustave Schwing, Pomona,
Calif. 21571

Follow me; w anon., m harmonized H.
Gt. of Us. -© Aug. 7, 19235 2 @
Dee. 3; E 575228; Herbert G. Tovey,
Los Angeles. 21572

Fontaine (La) (The fountain); by
Lysberg, ed. and played Lucille
Manker, of U. S. (Solo carola, no.
75086) [Music roll] © Dec. 3, 1928;
2 ce. Dee. 14; E 575542; Cable co.,
Chicago. [© interpretation and edit-
ing] 21573

Fool (The) ; a lament, w Benton Ley,
m Lee David, of U. S. © Oct. 31,
1923; 2 @ Nov. 8; E 574704; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 21574

Foolish (The) bunny; w EH. E. B,,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
- G. Beach, of U. S. ©1c Nov. 16,
1928; E 577092; Elmer E. Brown,
Trumansburg, N. Y. 21575

For a cow-bell was a whole jazz band
to me; w and m W. J. B., of U. S.,
arr. Andrew George Clemmer, of
Ue St 1© 1d el Nov. 28).1923 5 E
577573; William James Barrett,
New York. 21576

For old time’s sake; w J. S. C., mel-
ody Jed Carroll, of U. S. ©1..
Nov. 7, 1923; E 576804; John Stans-
bury Cramer, Burgettstown, Pa.

21577

For sale, my golden dreams; w Frank
Cif Lillson,im) PT. of DiS 1@"1
ec. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577416; Floryane
Thompson, Los Angeles. 21578

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21579

Forest magic; fairy suite, Gustave
Lind, of Great Britain; pf. (AI-
bum series, no. 187) Contents: 1.
The sleeping beauty.—2. The prince
and his bride.—3. Wedding waltz. ©
Nov. 6, 1923; 1 ce. Nov. 30; E 573025;
Augener, Itd., London. 21579

Forgotten trails; four songs, w Charles
O. Roos, m Thurlow Lieurance, of
U. S. 1. Far off I see a paddle
flash.—2. A gray wood dove is eall-
ing.—3. In my bark canoe.—4. On
Cherry. “Bil ) (Get. ta 1a2ae 2...
Oct. 18° E 577712; Theo. Presser ©o.,
Philadelphia. 21580

Forino (L.) Venti studii; tratti dalle-
opere di Campagnoli, Cramer, etc.,
adattati e reveduti di L. Forino, of
Italy; violoncello. (Hdizone_ Ri-
eordi,. no. 400) [Italian, French
and English text] © Nov. 17, 1923;
1 c. Nov. 19; E 572850; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 21581

Forlorn; w and m A. M. S., of U. S.,
arr. Alexander Spencer. © 1 «.
Nov.. 28, 1923; E 577578; Arnold M.
Salin, Macedonia, O. 21582

Forward mareh; by Wm. F. Hoffman,

of U. S.; pf. © Nov.-16;:1923.; 2 c.
Nov. 26; E 575089; Berg music pub.

co., Seattle. 21583
Forward, Marquette! supplement to
The Marquette tribune, Oct. 26,

1923, w and m Stuart Johnston [i. e.
B.Ss Joi jeAnofsUii S| OuvOct? 26,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 23; E 575047; Harry
Stuart Johnston, jr., Milwaukee.
21584

Fountain of life flow on; w Joseph
McCarthy, melody Harry Tierney, of
CL es pelle) a Ce uDeG, 3 Poza. ED
575608; Leo Feist. inc., New York.

21585

Fountain ¢The) of youth; from Kid
boots, w Joseph McCarthy, m Harry
Merney,.of U.S. ©) Dee b7d023¢
2 ce. Dec.. 7; E. 5753871; Leo. Feist,
inc., New York. 21586

Fox trot blues; w T. H.. m BH. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. 1c Nov. 26,
1923; E 577471; Thomas Heifner,
Knoxville, Tenn. 21587

Fra due fuochi; polka, melodia di D.
C., of Italy, arr. di Paul Bolognese,

of U. S. © 14 Nov: 27, 1923; E
575133: Domenick Carmelomaria,
New York. 21588

French national défilé march; by A.

Turlet, transcription Joen Fresco, of |

U. S.; pf. (Belwin piano transcrip-

pt. 111, DB. s., Vv. 18

tion, no. 9) © Oct. 31, 1923; 2 «
Nov. 2; E 574583 ; Belwin, inc., New
York. . 21589

From Virgin’s womb this day did
spring; a carowle for Christmas
day, Ww Francis Kindlemarsh, m
William Byrd, ed. and arr. Edmund
H. Fellowes, of England; bass solo
and chorus of mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. (Church choir library,
no. 251) © Oct. 31, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov.
12; E 572726; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London. 21590

Fuchs (Carl) Seven short pieces; for
the study of the 2nd and 3rd posi-
tions, C. Fuchs, of Great Britain;
violoncello and pf. © Oct 1, 1923;
1 ec. Nov. 3; E 572638; Augener,
Itd., London. 21591

Fugal (A) concerto; by Gustav Holst, -
of England, op. 40, no. 2. 1. Flute
and oboe, or two solo violins, with
ace. for string orch. 4to. —2. ist
violin.—3. 2nd violin.—4. viola.—
5. Double bass.—6. Violoncello. ©
Oct.."11, "1923" 2 eo eae ocr. 20:
572382-572387 ; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 21592-21597

Funeral (The) rites of the rose; mad-
rigal, part-song, w Robert Herrick,
m Cecil Forsyth, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York; mixed
voices. Fischer ed. 4to. (Choruses
in octavo form, part-songs for mixed
voices, no. 53809) © Nov. 5, 1923; .
2 c. Nov. 6; E 574643; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 21598

Fur and feathers; vocal one-step, from
Edward Laurillard’s Little revue at
nine o’clock, w Douglas Furber, m
Max Darewski, of Great Britain;
pf. © Oct. 3, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 20;
E 572436; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 21599

Gal (The) ain’t born who can treat
me like you do; w and melody J.
C. J.. of U. S., arr. Qualli Clarke, of
Ti Sy O74 Wie Nov 12a de238) BE
577321; J. C. Johnson, % Melody

music co., New York. 21600

Gallant (The) knight; by Theodora
Dutton, of U. S.; pf. (Three al
fresco fancies) © Dec. 3, 1923;
2 e. Dee. 8; E 577801; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 21601

Galliera (Arnaldo) Andante; di A.
Galliera, of Italy; violino e piano-

forte. Edizioni Carisch. © Aug.

2,0°10238% HM ev Oct4'30 & WEST! ;

A. & G. Carisch & co., Milan.
21602

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Tre liriche; versi di Giosué Car-

ducci, musica di A. G., of Italy.
Edizioni Carisch. Contents :—1.

Vere novo.—2.
ostessa di Gaby.

Disperata—3. L’-
© Sept. 1, 1928;

Pre. Wee 4: BK 5738057; A. &)'G:
Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 21603
Gambogi (F. Elvira) Two. short

songs; m F, E. G., of England; low
voice. Contents:—1l. Dew; w. tr.
from an old Japanese poem by Clara
A. Walsh—2. The little rain; w tr.
from an old Chinese poem, by L.
Cranmer-Byng. © Nov. 27, 1923;
1 ec. Nov. 30; E 573039; Elkin & co.,
Itd., London. 21604

Game (The) of life; w W. N., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach.
Gere ese) 1 ic. Nov. 23,1923.
577355; Wm. Newport, St. Louis.

: 21605

Garden of evil; from Topics of 1923,
w Harold Atteridge, m Jean
Schwartz, of U. S. © Dee. 7, 1923;
2. ¢; Dee 8; H.575379;, Harms; ine,
New York. 21606

Garland (Ruth) Impromptu; by R.

Coro U.S... op. 14> pf.) ‘© Nov.
Werte CC. INOV.. 22 > H) DlUaOG
Ruth Garland, New York. 21607

Gasoline; w and m J. J. H., of U. S.,
arr john ESavace, of UU. S...©

Ney. 4, , 1923; -2'.c. Nove, 26 35
575105; John J. Harney, Worcester.
21608

Gattari (Alfredo) Four compositions ;
by A. Gattari, of Italy; organ. Con-
tents:—l. Melodia pastorale.—2.
Canon in HE flat.—38. Berceuse in A
flat—4. Melodia in D. © Oct. 11,
1923; 1 c. Nov. 3; E 572634; Sehott
& ¢o., London. 21609

Gavotte; by C. 4 Becket Williams, of
Great Britain; pf. (Three ancient
dances, no. 1) © Oct. 31, 1923;
1 ¢ Nov. 17; EH. 572806; Augener,
Itd., London. 21610

Gavotte and Air; composed and
played Paul van Katwyk, of U. S.
(Ampico, no. 61251—E) [Music roll]
© Oct. 20, 1922; 2 c. Dee. 13, 1928;
BE 575568; American piano co., New

York. [© interpretation] 21611
Gavotte de Lorraine; par Amédée
- Reuchsel of France; piano. (Hchos

des provinces de France, no. 2)

© Nov. 3, 1928; 1 «Nov. 30;.'E

572943; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 21612
80830—24——_11

21623

Gavotte des lilas; par Alberto Bach-
mann, of France; violon avec pf.
©, Nov. 15,°1923.;;1..¢.. Nov. 16:.E
572784; Société anonyme des edi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. 21613

Gavotte et musette; feuilles éparses
no. 2, par A. d’ Ambrosio, op. 33,
transcription par F. Heurteur, of
France; petit orch. avee piano con-
ducteur, 4to. © Novy. 3, 1923; 1 «.
Nov. 28; E 572915; Paul Decour-
celle, Nice, France. [© transcrip-

tion ] 21614
Gavotte Marianne: dance measure,
Amy’ Worth, ,of,.U.. 8. ; pf... © Nov.

12, 1923; 2 ¢ Nov. 15; E577059; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 21615

Gee! but it gets so doggone lonesome,
when you are all alone; w and m
Se. Or. 2) Ke). Noy. 1% 1925 -
2 ¢ Nov. 19; E 577242; Seger Ellis
pub. co., Houston. 21616

Gee! she’s the only girl for me; nov-
elty song, w and m C. EB. H., of
U. S., arr. Earl Blankenhorn, of U.
S.- © 1 ceNov. 22, 1923: BE 575014 :
Clifford E. Hoene, Wausau, Wis.

21617

Gene and me and my Jennie; w D. A. .
H., melody Luther A. Clark, of U.
S. © 1.¢ Nov. 26, 1923; E 577483;

DeBlanche A. Hammond, Owosso,
Mich. 21618
General von Steuben; w and m P.

fH Ol Ue ms (fe Noy. 15, 1933°;
EH 574841; Peter Joseph Engels, New.
York. 21619

Georgia cotton blossom; w and m F.

P., of U.'S. New. York, Frank Hard-
ing. © Nov. 27, 1923; 2c. Nov. 30;
EK 575181; Frank Peters, E. Pitts-
burgh. 21620
Get in and ride; fox trot, w E. B.,
m George Graff, jr.. of U. S. ©
1 e;: Nov. 15, 1923; E 574869; Elliott
Buckner, Strong, Ark. 21621
Get the bonus for your soldiers true:
Ww, and mCi 55 Gof. U. Ss: «©, Oet.
To O23 BOC NOV GEO Me I DOM s
Clarence J. Grogan, Wilkinsburg, Pa.
21622
Giardini (F.) Trois piéces; par F.
Giardini, recueillies et annotées par
Marguerite Chaigneau, of France;
“& deux violoncelles. Paris, Max
Eschig & cie. (Piéces anciennes) Con-
tents :—1. Tamborino.—2. Tempo di
menuetto.—3. Giga. © Oct. 5, 1923;
1 e. Oct. 27; BE 572542 ;; Max Hschig,
Paris. [© collection and annota-
tion] 21623

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pt.1,D.s.v.18

Gift (The) of love; Christmas serv-
ice based on favorite classics. w
Hdith Sanford Tillotson and others,
m composed and arr. Ira Wilson, of
WPS. Bil: oO SEPt: (ho 1925 2.2, Ve:
and aff. Sept. 27; A 757633; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 21624

Gigue; by C. A Becket Williams, of U.
SP. DE MOM Ott oly 19024 tl er NOVE
17; E 572808; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 21625

Giojelleria; versi di R. Lo Martire,
musica di E. Ricciardi, of Italy;
mand. ace. Ato... © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 c. Oct. 26; E 576862; Casa editrice
musicale Sorrento, Naples. 21626

Girl (The) across my street; w M. F.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Beach ot th as GG) ae. INGY. wes,
1928; E 577352; Murry Friedman,
Brooklyn. 21627

Girl (The) from Illinois; w and m
CoM. Se, Ob Ue KOwOCE au, ulOpen
2 C. INOY.. 1: 4 plaolo. . COparies
McVey Schofield, Chicago. 21628

Girl of my dreams; w H. E. S., m
B.S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©le.
Dee 7.7 1923 + a 5b1De49. :.. Harry JE.
Smith, Clover, Utah. 21629

Girl (A) of the golden West; waltz
ballad, w and m Walter Winters and
Stanley F. Widener, of U. S., pf. arr.
SB. WW. '@ Oet, 30) 1923 > 2 ic. Nove
6; E 574661; Pacific coast pub. and
distributing co., Los Angeles. 21630

Gitl’ with a soul; w J: D. H., m J. D.
H. and Floyd GC. Crum, of U. S. ©
NOW. 5h, 1923.4 4% 2u-e* Novi 293 4B
577243; Joyce D. Harrison, Pryor,

Okla. 21651
Girlies longing song; w E. R., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel

Fisher |). of U2.S.28@) Ie eNovi"d,
1923; HE 574596; Ernest Rapattoni,
Los Angeles. 21632

Girls 0’ mine; w E. P. P., m Arnold T.
Lax, of U. S... New York City, Frank
Harding’s music pub. house. © Nov.
£41993" 2 C. JNOV. 195, En Oer lou :
Eddie P. Pearson, Altoona, Pa.

21633

Git! w and m Francis C.. Frey and
Michael J. Duffecy, of U. S. © Dec.
8), L252 'C Dec a2 ‘Hi Maoave ;
Framik pub. house, Indianapolis.

216384

Git. up. Dolly; w S.-K. K.;m B.,K., of
Wwe Heh oc GyaNov ap 1928.48

Katz and

21635

576777; Selma Kastor
Bertha Kastor, Worcester.

Give

Give her a violet; from The Lady, w
and m Martin Brown, of U. S.

» Novy, 21, 1925 0 2 C. NGV toh)
o(to27 ; Harms, inc., New York.

21636

Give me time; fox trot, w and melody
H. «R. K. of: US, ares foenese. Vv.
Dahlquist, of U. S. ©1 ce. Nov. 26,
1923; E 5751138 ;' Harold R.: Keidel,
Minneapolis. 21637

Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty; w
from Psalms, m Harold Vineent Mil-
ligan, of U. S.; men’s voices, (Oc-
tavo series, men’s voices, no. 471)
© Nov. 9, 19238; 2 e..Now.) 19; EB
977209; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 21638

your heart to me; w Robert

Reud, m Sybil Vane, of Hngland,
domiciled at New York, and R. R..

of” U.; S., ‘arr. ,/Algreds Datos sai
U3) Sey Qo dt Ge Novi tO wales (B)

574733 ; Harms, ine., New York.
21639

Glass (Louis) To sange til Danmark;
musik af L. G., of Denmark. Con-
tents: 1. Sang til Danmark; tekst
af Ingvard Nielsen—2. Sommer. i
Danmark: tekst of Thgger Larsen. -
©),.Oct. 10,°1928 - 1 .e, Nov, 13e.E
572747; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 21640

Glory be to God on high; anthem, by
C. S. Childe, of U. S.; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Nov. 6, 1923;
2c. Nov. 10; E 574787; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 21641

Go forth with banners waving; w Har-
riet H. Pierson, m Chas. H. Gabriel,
of ‘U: SS) © Oet:-1°19233'2%er Oet.
11; E 577301; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, 21642

Go to sleep baby, baby boy; w and m
A. B.. Bij of Ua Si «© ie Nov. 26,

1923; E 577406; Alice Beeson
Bowles, Glendale, Calif. 21648

God in heaven; anthem, w F. R. Hav-
ergal, m Walter ©. Gale, of U. S.;
ten, or sop. solo, with organ acc.
(Blue octavo series, sacred, no.
4015). © Nov. 16, 1923; 2 ¢.. Nov.
19; EH 577215; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 21644

God is near; w and m W. M. R., of
U.S... © Nov. 1,:1928; 2.¢ Nov. 9;
E 576917; William M. Runyan, Chi-
cago. 21645

God’s aeroplane; w and m C. C. M.,
of. U:.S. ..©, Oet. 25,.1923; 2ee;iNov.
9; & 5769388; Charles Calvin Mourer,
Cincinnati. 21646

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no. 12, 1923

God’s promise prefound; w Robert J.
Paulsen, m Keith L. Brooks, of
U's © ‘Aug! 1/'1923';/2 @ Dee 3,
1923; E 575210; Herbert G. Tovey,
Los Angeles. 21647

God’s promises fulfilled; w James W.
Black, m H:'G. TT. of U. S:'\'©'Aug.
fase 2 2 Ee Wee! Ss, 1923 + HY 515225 ;
Herbert G. Tovey, Los Angeles.

21648

Goldele; from the operetta, Die
goldene kalle, w and m Joseph LI.
Tanzman, of U. S.;, pf... with words.
@5ya5N5), ©. Sept. 22, 1923;, 2. c.
Oet..20; 1516303; Max Mansky,
Newark, N. J. 21649

Golden eyes; w Andrew Lang, from
the Greek of Rufinus, m Reginald
Steggall, of Great Britain, op. 30,
no. 1. (Chester library) © Nov.
5, 1925; 1 ¢: Nov... 6; H..572656; . J.
& W. Chester, ltd., London. 21650

Golden (The) glee song book; collec-
tion of 99 old and new favorite mel-
odies, for use in schools, homes, etc.,
ed. 8 .C. Hanson, of U.S. obl. 24mo.
© Sept. 5, 1923; 2 c. Sept. 14, aff.
Sept. 8; A 711897; A. Flanagan co.,
Chicago. 21651

Golden hours; waltz, w T.,H. A., m
Lois» V., Lane, of U. S._ Niles, .O.,
Trumbull music pub. co. © Nov. 22,
Peewee NOV. 205 84,1000); Thos:
H. Ainsworth, Niles, O. 21652

Golden (The) staff; succoth operetta,
text Elma Ehrlich Levinger, of U.
S., m Samuel Goldfarb. 12mo. ©
Sept. 24, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 1, aff. Oct.
11; A 761349: Union of American
Hebrew congregations, Cincinnati.

21653

Golden wedding; Ww Jennie Woods,
melody Luther A. Clark, of U. S. ©
1c. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577430; Jennie
Heverline, Allison Park, Pa. 21654

Golondrina (La) (The swallow); by
Narciso Serradell, transcribed Harry
Pepelarice of Ul SS." pr.” ©" Nov.. 23,
fem 2 €. NOyv. 507 15710114 - White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. [©
transcription ] 21655

Gone; away; w M. P. L., m Arnold T.
ax, \of Uy: Sos New. + York. City,
Frank Harding. © Nov: 1, 1923; 2
¢., Nov. 19; E 577189; Michael P.
Lucas, Hamtramck, Mich. 21656

Gone but still in my heart; fox trot
ballad, w Benton Ley, m Lee David,
arr. Louis Katzman, of U. S.; orch.
with words. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1923;

21668
2 ¢. Apr. 12; E 559269; M. Witmark
& sons, New York... [©. new ar-
rangement ] 21657

w Benton Ley, m Lee David, arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; mixed
voices. 4to. (Witmark edition, no.
1633). © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 ec. Nov.
22; E. 575033.; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

21658:

Good-bye ain’t always gone; w and .
m Clara Capehart and Selby Har-
ney, of U. S. © Nov. 9, 1923; 2 «¢.
Nov. 10; E 577283; Breau & Tobias,
New York. } 21659

Good-bye Dixie, goodbye; w Rousseau
Simmons, melody W. Astor Mor-
gait Of 2S. O=-1..c:" Nov, 2, 1923.=
E 577309; Arrow music pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York. 21666

Good-bye Dobbin; w Howard Johnson,
melody Percy Wenrich, of U. S. ©
te. Dee. 12, 1928; BH 575607; Leo
Feist., ine., New York. 21661

Good-bye, good-bye to summer: w
William Allingham, m Arthur Rich-
ards, of England: unison voices, in
D. (Novello’s school songs, no.
13858) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] ©,Noy. 12, 1923; 1-¢ Nov.
15; E. 572760; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 21662

Good morning, Texas: w J. Homer
Hane, m Harold De-Remer and Her-
man 'A.:,Huammel, of. U.. SS... Bay
City, Mich., Melody Corral co. ©
Woo 19 = 1923 2G Noy: 19.5. B
577263 ; Alger R. Westcott, Bay City,
Mich. 21663

Goodnight: w Billie Beck. m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach,
of U. S. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23, 1923; E
577345; Billie Isabelle Beck, Waco.
Tex. 21664

Got the blues for mama’s knees; w
and m EH: H., of U. S.; arr. James
Alston. °“© 1°¢ i Nov.V2i | £9232 ©
577550 ; Edmonia Henderson, Louis-
ville. 21665

Got the blues for Rampart Street; w
and melody Lovie Austin, of U. S.
© 1 @; Nov.. 16, 1923; E 577082;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 21666

Gran concierto; en tres partes, par
Enrique Soro, of Chili: en re mayor,
Edizioni Ricordi. 1. Dos pianos.—2.
Para piano y orquesta. © Nov. 17,
1923; 1 ec. each Nov. 19; E 572842,
572848 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

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21669

Grande marche militaire; funébre, D. | Ha! ha! ha!

H. Ve of2U. S42 pet © 4 cemey. 26,
1923; E 577409; Dora E. Varney,
Wilmington, Mass. 21669

Grant us Thy peace (Pax Dei); w
D. Bruce Payne, m Thomas Tro-

man, of U. S.; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. (Church music

review, no. 698) © Nov. 1, 1923;
2 '¢.. Nov. 5°; E 576746; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 21670
Grass: w Edmond X. Kapp, m H. V.
Jervis-Read, of Great Britain. ©
Nov} 30, 1923): 1 ce: Dee. 7; HiST3081 5
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., London.
21671
Graveyard dream blues; w and m Ida
Cox, of U.S. ©wNoy,. 30,1923; 2
ce. Dee. 5; E 575281; Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. 21672
Great (The) beyond; w Elsie Wright,
m W. Godowsky, of England. ©
Nov..14, 1923; 1 @ Nov.15; E572781 ;
G. Ricordi & co.. London. 21673
Great is Thy faithfulness; w T. O.
Chisholm, m W. M. R., of U. S. ©
Nov. 1;°1923';' 2’¢) Nov. 9; E576926 ;
William M. Runyan, Chicago.
Great (The) white road is calling;
w and m Arthur Stroud, of Great
Britain: in, Or E Stat -aned* tonse
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 30, 1923;

1 @ Dec. 4; E 573028; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 21675
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Heart
wounds; by E. Grieg, op. 34, zev.
Joen Fresco, of U. 8.; pf. (Belwin
piano. transcription, no. 5) © Oct.
Bibs 19232 "2" (Nov. '22) H DIaIS82 5
Belwin, inc., New York. 21676

- The last spring; by HE. Grieg, op.
34, rev. Joen Fresco, of U. S.; pf.
(Belwin piano transcription, no. 6)
© Oct. 31, 1923; 2.¢e Nov: 2; EB
574584; Belwin, ine., New York.

21677

To spring; by E. Grieg, simplified

Joen Fresco, of U. S:; pf. (Belwin
piano transcription, no. 4) © Oct.
SLO 2 ENO ae Eu eae t
Belwin, inc., New York. 21678

Ground hog: w and m collected and
arr. Cecil .J., Sharp, of England.
(In Nursery songs from the Appa-
‘Jachian mountains, second series)
© @etl23,71923s) 1: (exe 24h
572398; Novello & co., Itd., London.
[© arrangement] 21679

Gutter (Der) yid; humorous song, w
and! m* hee OF OU! S29 © 4 Ee Ney.
23, 1923; BE 577372; Rubin Granow-
sky, Brooklyn. 21680

21674 |

pt. 111, 0..s, v.18

ha! now isn’t that a
joke; w and melody L. P.,:. of U. S.
© 1 « Nov.:26, 1923; HB 597504;
Lawrence Perkins, Chicago. 21681

Hackensack: w Edward Madden, m
F..P.,.of U. 8S. New York, Frank
Harding, .©, Nev. .12,. 192522, «
Nov. 15; E 574930; Frank Peters,
Pittsburgh. 21682

Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Joy to the
world! the Lord is come; w Isaac
Watts, m G. Handel, arr. Harold
Hart "Todd, of \UnrSi3 Six aon, eno:
© Sept. 6,..1923;° 2. ¢. ‘Now 2°" E

076732; Lamar & Barton, Nash-
ville. [© arrangement] 21683
Julius Caesar; oper in drei

akten, text von Nicola Haym, musik
von G. F. Handel, tibersetzt und
neugestaltet von Oscar Hagen, of
Germany ; Kklavier-auszug. 4to. (Hdi-
tion Peters, no. 3783) © Mar. 24,
1923; 1e@: Dee, 2 Ek SRO C.F.
Peters, Leipzig. 21684
Rodelinde; oper in drei akten,
text von Nicola Haym, musik von
G. F. Hiindel, iibersetzt und. neu-
gestaltet von Oskar Hagen, of Ger-

many; klavier-auszug. 4to. (Hdi-
tion Peters, no. 3784) © May 15,

1923; 1 ¢, Dee! ly BH Si2Zger we}.
Peters, Leipzig. 21685
Haira; tango, par G. S., of France;
orech. 4to. © Nov. 33, E92e244 ¢:
Nov. 28; E 572922; G. Saint-Servan,
Paris. 21686
Half past ten (Sop tim bom) ; Chinese
waltz, w and m Paul Ash and Neil
Morét, of U. S. Rev. ed. © Dec.
3, 19233. 2°)'é.. Dee: b's) Beatie |
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 21687
Hand in hand with you; w F. V. W..
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1«
Nov. 5, 1923; BE 574863; Frank Vin-
cent Waddy, Los Angeles. 21688
Handy (The) band book; containing
‘marches, operatic selections, novel-
ties and concert pieces, compiled,
T. A. Rellinson, of U. 8. obl. 32mo.
©) NOV.) Oi 1923202) ee Naw geet iB
576891; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[© compilation] 21689
Happy; w Ray Sherwood, m Margie
Kelly,’ of 'U: 8S. ’ @* Nov. (15,/1928 ;
2 c. Nov. 16; E 577137; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.

21690
--— arr. Jeanné Gravelle, of
Oo: SOS tullerch!" 4t0/'© Mevias,

1923; ‘2 ec.’ Nov: 16) E°575117 | Van-
dersloot music pub. co., Williams-
port, Pa. [© arrangement] 21691

1224

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Happy and go-lucky in my old Ken-
tuecky home; fox trot with arr. of
My old Kentucky home for obbl.
w and m Clarence Gaskill, of U. S.
Nov. 14, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 15; E
574911; Fred Fisher, inc., New York.

21692

Happy Bethlehem (Oi Betleém) ;
Basque Christmas carol, English
version and arr. Kurt Schindler, of
U. S., m Padre Donostia; mixed
voices. 4to. (G. Ricordi & co.’s
collection of part-songs and choruses
for mixed voices) © Nov. 14, 1923;
2 c. Nov. 15; E 574915; G. Ricordi
& co., ine., New York. 21693

Happy-go-lucky; by Eric Grant, of
Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles;
pf. (Curwen edition, higher divi-
sion, no. 9210) © Aug. 29, 1923;
lie Oct. 15; E 572452; J. Curwen
& sons, itd., London. . 21694

Happy hours and lovely flowers; w
Mest 0). 7m Harry. Morton,,. of
U. S. New York. Manhattan music
co. © Nov. 26, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 30;
BH 575185: Mrs. Henry Ostby, Pine
City, Minn. 21695

Harbor (The) of love aad home; w
and.m D. G. of U. S. © Lc. Nov.
17, 1923; E 574929; Dorothy Gerten,
Chicago. 21696

Hard luck blues: w and m B. F. and
Sid Lippman, of U. 8S. © Nov. 10,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 26; B 577591; Babe
Fritsch pub. co., Houston. 21697

Harebells; unison song, w J. R. Mea-
gher, m Ernest Newton, of England.

4to. (School music review, Oct.
1923) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 15, 1923: 1 © Oct.

20; KE 572379; Novello & co.,. ltd.,
London. = 21698
Harem eyes; oriental fox trot song,
w Francis De Witt, m Geo. J. Trin-
caus ior. UD. Ss: ©) Oct. 31,2 1928 ; 2
ce. Nov. 8; E 574703; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 21699
Hark, jolly shepherds; w traditional,
m Thomas Morley, ed. and adapted
Edmund H. Fellowes, of England;
male voices. 4to. (Male voices
choir library, no. 69: Thomas Mor-
ley’s madrigals to four voices, no.

17). © Oct: 31,'1923: 1c. Nov. 12:
E 572724; Stainer & Bell., Itd., Lon-
don. 21700

Harvard’s own: ah w and m Addi-
son Simmons. of U. S.; pf. with w.
© Nov: 23, 1923; 2 «Nov. 30; B
Sét 61L3:3 White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 21701

Hassan; song fox-trot, w Robert C.
Tharp, m Geoffrey Gwyther, of Eng-
land. © Oct. 18, 1923; 1 e. Oct. 27;
BE. 572567; Hawkes & son, London.

21702

Hast thou forgotten; w and m K. R.,

For Ss... fc.” NOW oe 1085
975072; Katherine Reiling, Chicago.

21703

Hast thou not known; w from the
periptures; arr K. RAamsK es R., Or:
S.- © 1 « Nov. 24, 1923; E 575070;
Katherine Reiling, Chicago. 21704

Have you lost Him; w and m H. E. L.,
of U.S: © Nov.'1;:1923; 2 ¢ Nov.
9; E 576911; Henry Elliott Litch-
field, Portland, Me. 21705

Haydn (Franz Josef) Ye servants of
God: by Haydn, played John Mar-
vin, of U. S.; in G. (Ampico, with
words, no. 961-E) [Music roll] ©
Heb; 20. 1923 +2... 46. Dee, 15 35..H
575579; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 21706

He gave Himself for me; w and m
W. M. R., of U. S. © Nov. 1, 1923;
2 c. Nov. 9; E 576927; W. M. Run-

yan, Chicago. 21707
He is knocking at your door: w James
Rowe, m H. M. E., of U. S. © Oct.

30; 1923); 2).e:. Nov. 15; W-574882::
H. M. Eagle, Burkes Garden, Va.
21708
He is so real to me; w and m W. M.
Tél 00S)) 4© Nove 11923: 2 ¢€
Nov. 13; E 574820; William M. Run-
yan, Chicago. 21709
He knows how; w and m W. M. R., of
U.S. ©. Nov, 11923 2c. Noy! 9:
E 576931; William M. Runyan, Chi-
aay 21710
He may be your dog, but he wears my
collar; w Henry Creamer and Willie
Raskin, m Annabelle Anderson, of

U. S.. Jack Mills ed. © Nov. 13,
1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 19; E) 574972; Jack
Mills, inc., New York. Qa 1d

He may be your good man Friday, but
he’s mine on Saturday night: w
Willie Raskin, m Maceo Pinkard. of
LES Me NOV fa Loos? >. &... NOW,
19; E 574963; Kay Stern, inc., New
York. PA 2.

He must have the wine; w and melody
Lew Brown, of U. S., arr. Jack Glo-
gau; of U. S. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1923;
E 574984; Nan Traveline, Camden,
N. J. 21713

He’s coming back again; w and m J.
RF. Bi jr, .of 1S. © Oet. 30;4923;
2 ce. Nov. 15; E 574884; J. R. Baxter,
jr., Texarkana, Ark. 21714

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2ATID

He saves, He saves; w Mrs. Samuel J.
Lane, m B. E. W., of U. S. © Oct.
5, 1923; 2 @ Oct. 8; E 574047; S. J.
Lane and B. E. Warren, Springfield,
Ti. 21715

wt.

He tasted death for every man;

QO. Chisholm, m W. M. R., of U. S.

Noy. 1, 4928: 2: ec. GNev. 2930.0
576930; William M. Runyan, Chi-
cago. 21716

He that has God his guard’an made;
Christian science hymn, by Gould,

played Joseph Joiner, of U. S.; in
E flat. (Ampico, with words, no.
931-E) [Musie roll] © Feb. 20,
1623; 2 .e. Dee. hogilt 575090;
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation } 21717

Head over heels; selection, H. Fraser
Simson, arr. Herman Finck, of Great
Britain’? oreh.,. ©) Noy. 2519255 4

c: Dec., 73° EH: ST307T7T:’-Ascherbereg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. [©
arrangement ] 21718
Hear me mother; w N. L. M., m Geo.

Graff, jr.,
of U.S.
Dl fone |
City.

of U. S., arr: Theo: Beach,

N, «Lk: Lake

21719

Hear the mocking bird; w L. G., m
Artie Bowers, of U. 8S. Long Branch,
N. J., Keith’s music pub. house.
Nov. 7,'1923; 2:c. Nov..9; E 576841 ;
Louisa Givogre, Long Branch, N. J.

Monson, Salt

Heart aches; w H. F., melody L. M.,
Of US iid! ch Nove 28, 0902300 1
977584; Lee Morse and Harry Ferns,

New York. eA

Heart beats; from Sharlee, w. Alex
Rogers, m C.
U.S. (© Nov?i6/ 1923: 2.e Nov.
17; E 574917; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. ZAR22

Heart of Illinois; march, Harry Bay,
of U. S8.; band. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Nov. 10
12s 2 Cl NOV. LG hommes ie Ll
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 21723

Heartaches ; w and melody Moe Schenck,
Fred Phillips and Leo Wood, of

Wer Sk arnyy Ls, Wi), Oe 1! eNO.
1923: E 574921: Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 21724
Heartbreak: w and m Roslyn GCle-—

phane, of U. 8S. [Photostat]
c.. Novii24, 19235.) 5775413) Mrs SM.
W. Clephane, New York. 225

@li ie Nov, 28) 19083) ia.

pt. 11, Nn: s:, v. 18

Heavenly (A) voice is calling me; w
T. O. Chisholm, m W.,M.\R., of U.
S. © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 c« Nov. 9;
E 576922; W. M. Runyan, Chicago.

21726

Helmar; w and melody Frederick
Johnson and Clarence Williams, of

C"S2° OL) & ANov 116% 192480
574761; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 2727

Here they come! by Felix White, of
Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles; pf.
(Curwen edition, higher division, no.
9206) © Aug. 28; 1923; 1 ¢., Oct.
15; E 572457; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London. 21728

Hermit’s (The) evening song. w
Laurene Highfield. m H. W. Porter,
of U. S.; bass solo with male quar-
tette ace. 4to.: © Apr. 2,°1923¥ 2
e. Apr. 12; E 559271; Chart music
pub. house, Chicago. 21729

Hervelois (De Caix d’) Deux piéces;
par De C. @Hervelois, recueilles et
annotées par Marguerite Chaigneau,
of France: a4 deux violoncelles.
Paris, Max Eschig et cie. (Piéces
anciennes) Contents:—1l1. Rondeau
et: variations.—2. Moulinet. © Oct.
5, 1923; 1 e. Oct. 27; EH 572544; Max
Eschig, Paris. [© collection and an-
notation ] 21730

Hey, Eddie! your wife’s on the phone;
w and m Ray Perkins, of U. 8.;

Luckeyth Roberts, of

@-1 4.

with ukulele acc. in D. © Nov.

28, 1923-2" Deg Gn ae hte

M. Witmark & sons, New York.
etal

Hi, Mister Sunshine; w Frank L. Stan-
ton; “A. “AL We) of We Ss, xO) et.
15, 1923; 2..e; Nov. 7193) WiearT26s ;
Addie Anderson Wilson, Dothan,
Ala. 21732

Hiboux (Les); paroles de Charles
Baudelaire, musique de Jacques
Larmanjat, of France, op. 29.
Nov, 15, 19237" 1 (e. Ne eeree ss
572787 ; Société anonyme des éditions
Ricordi, Paris. 21733

Hidden treasures: w Edward Lockton,
m Meredyth Lee, of England; in D.
© Nov. 27, 1923; 1 a Nov: 285 H
5T30354 ; sub cnt Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 21734

Hillis of Clare; by Gillham Thomsett,
of Great Britain; pf. (Four mos-

aics, tio%-3)> (©) Och. 1s, 1925 ne:
Oct. 22; E 572374; Duff, Stewart &

co., ltd., London. 21735

: 1226

no. 12, 1923

Hindoo love; w S. K. K., m B. K., of
U.S. ©. Nov. 5, 1923,; E 576783 ;
Selma Kastor Katz and Bertha Kas-
tor, Worcester. 21736

Hinka ; fox trot, Jewish w B. Thomas-
hevsky, m Joseph Cherniavsky, of
Russia, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1923; E 576836; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York.

2VTST

His star of love; Christmas service,
Wand mm B.A C.) of U.S.) 8vo}’ ©
Oct. 8, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 9;
A 757980; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia.

21738

His still small voice; w B. C. B.,
melody Gloria Brice, of U. S.. ©
1c Nov. 1, 1923; E 574598; Bessie
~C. Bobo, St. Elmo, Tenn. 21739
His will be done; w Annie Johnson
Flint, m W.M. R., of U. S. © Nov.
1, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 9; E.576933 : Wil-
liam M. Runyan, Chicago. 21740
Hit or miss; novelty fox-trot, by Buck
Wilson, of U: S.; pf. © Nov. .17,
1923 5"2'e. Nov. 19; Ei 574975; Jack
Mills, ine.. New York. 21741
Ho who comes here; w traditional, m
Thomas Morley, ed. and adapted Ed-
mund H. Fellowes, of England; male
voices... 4to. (Male voice choir
library, no. 71: Thomas Morley’s
madrigals, no. 18) © Nov. 2, 1923;
1 e@ Nov. 12; E 572732; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 21742
Hold ’er Newt she’s rarin’: w and
melody ‘T. W: V.; of 'U. S., ‘arr. J.
La Rue Farly, of U. S. ©1c. Nov.

23.) 1923 ; 577373; Thomas W.
Villiers, Mobile, Ala. 21743
Holleywood; w M. Mosher, melody

Ad. Dorchester, of U. S., arr. A. S.
C_D., of UV. S. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1923;
E 576818; A. M. Mazure and Adolph
S. C. Deutsch, New York. 21744
Holy Ghost, with light divine; by
Gottschalk, played by John Marvin,
or U.S: 3 in’ B-flat.' -CAmpico, -with
words, no. 1031-E) [Music roll]
© Mar. 20, 1928; 2 ¢ Dec. 13: E
575575; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 21745
Holy, holy, holy; w. Reginald Heber,
m John B. Dykes, arr. Harold Hart
Todd, of U. S.; six pt. cho. © Sept.
Gat 923: 2) & NOV. 2. By DkOReos
Lamar & Barton, Nashville. [© ar-
rangement] 21746
Holy (The) Spirit; sacred cantata,
m John 8S. Witty, of Great Britain ;
solos and chorus of mixed voices,
with. organ vace. ,4toj;:;© |Now.. 2,

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

21757

1923; 4 ¢c, Nev» 13.; B,572736 ; James
Broadbent & son, Itd., Boston Spa,
Hngland. 21LTA4T

Home again in Caroline; w R. T. C.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8S. ©
tre. Novi 29, 73923 ; KE STT1d4 sR TL.
Carmine, Newport News, Va.

21748

Home in Pasadena; w Grant Clarke
and Edgar Leslie. m Harry War-
ren, 6f Ui S!i2'©- Dec: 12; 1928; -2 c.
Dec. 12; E 575512; Clarke & Leslie
songs, ine., New York. 21749

Home (The) normal chorus for chil-
dren’s work in music: children’s
technic, and thirty graded lists of
teaching material. by Octavia Hud-
son, of U. S. bk. 9. (Sehirmer’s
scholastic series, v. 129. © July 30,
1923;.2.¢e: Aug. 6, aff: Aug. 11; .A
711529; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

21750

Home, sweet home; part-song, w J.
Howard Payne, m Henry Bishop,
arr. C. H., of England ; mixed voices.
Ato. (© Nov!’ 302'1923'5 1: ce: Dee. '1:
E 572990: Charles Harriss, Ottawa,
Canada. [© arrangement] | 21751

Home sweet home seems a long way
off; vocal one-step, w and m W.
Merrin, of Great Britain. © Oct.
13, a902o¢. 1. € iOct,, 18: HB) 5t24290-
Lawrence Wright music co., Lon-
don. 21752

Home (A) without a mother; w Mrs.
R. M. B.. melody Luther A. Clark,
of Ue S..©-1 Nov. “19, 1923)?
577187; Mrs. R. M. Byas, Ft. Worth,
lex, ..0 21753

Homeland; w and m C. J. B.. of U.S.
Hollvwood, Calif., Carrie Jacobs-
Bond & son, ine. © Nov. 17, 1923;
2 @. Nov. 22; EB 575044: Carrie Ja-
cobs-Bond, Hollywood, Calif. 21754

Honey-brown eyes; w Florence B.
Fink, m Joe Hearst, of Canada. ©
Noves 1h 2 4923 352 ie Novy. 19: 1s
577245; Hearst music publishers.
Itd., Winnipeg, Canada. 21755

Honey bunch; w and melody Cal De
Mall: i.e nOe Sab OF UU, Sanat
Carlton Colby, of U. S. © 1. Nov.
7, 1923: EH 576810;, Calvin §. De
Voll, Chicago. ZATSG

Honey dear; w Chas. J. Hall, m
IM. B., of England: © 1. ¢. Nov.
10,;4928 -. MH) 51271465; Lyy. Ms Belk,
Papakurd, Auckland, New asta

21757

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21758

Honey, just’ you and I; w L. V., m

F. S:' 8S. Huntington, of U2 'S.""© 1 c.
Nov. 26, 1928; E 577468; Lura Von

Rohl, Point Richmond, Calif. 21758

Honey mine; w and melody Tommy
Richley Tih. ce.) ESV) UR.Vyoet (U.S.
© 1c. Dee. 6, 1923; E 5777384; Ed-
ward C, Richley, Middletown, O.

21759

Honeymooning; w and melody C. A.
K., of U. S., arr. Herman A. Hum-
mel, of U.. 8S. ©1¢ Nov. 6, 1923;
E 574668; Cora A. Kaley, Millers-

burg, O. 21760
Hoosier..mama: w R. J. B., m.:Geo.

Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach,
OF We) AO). A es Nav. 23 | TOO
577358; R. J. Burrows, South Bend,
Ind. 21761

Horsey! keep your tail up, keep the
sun out of my eyes; w and m Walter
Hirsch and Bert Kaplan, of U. S.
© Obs 81) 1923 2 ee Nov. Sib
074702; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 21762

Hosannas; collection of gospel songs,
w and m Robert H. Coleman; S. W.
B., William J. Ramsay and others,
of U. S. Dallas, Texas, Robert H.
Coleman. 12mo. © Aug. 1, 1923;
2.-@.. and aff. Sept: '10;" A’ 756689;
Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago. 21763

Hot dogs; fox trot, w and m S. C. F.,
pic U.S.) © 1. ¢,, Nov. 1, 19236, E
574614; Samuel C. Fink, Portland,
Me. 21764

Hot: stuffs) w and m B.-A. Ss of U.S.
©. 1c. Nov. 10; 1923; E.574717 ; B: A.
Swarthout, Kansas City, Mo. 21765

How beautiful upon the mountains;
sacred duet, w from the Bible, m F.
Flaxington Harker, op. 41, no. 8,
arr. J. Lamont Galbraith, of U. S.;
high and low voices. © Novy. 30,
NOQ3 2) DS eo Dec e4: Eh ST(OGs) 2G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. [© ar-
rangement | 21766

How. can you turn Him away; w and
m Harry Dixon Loes, of U. S.

Anis a, 1003: 2) 6. Deey a, dO2aean)

575227; Herbert G. Tovey, Los An-
geles. 21767
How great the love of Jesus; w Oswald
J. Smith, m H. R. P., of Canada. ©
Sept. 3.) 99235) 2) el Nove tia
573046; Harold Ross Pannabecker,
Toronto, Canada. 21768

How have I lived these years without |

you? w Grant Clark, m Albert
Dancei Sherman, of U. S.; in E fiat.

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pt. 115, S., V. 18

© Nov. 26, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 27: E
575101; Clarke & Leslie songs, inc.,
New York. 21769

How I miss those dear old army pals
of mine; w E. E. G., m E. S.:S.
Huntington, of U. S.. © 1.¢. Nov.
26, 1923; E 577461; Elmer EH. Grif-
fing. Aberdeen, S. D.- 21770

How’s yor’n; w and m C. B., J. S. and
W...E., of, U.S, arrs C. B. and 8S.
©, le ce.“ Novi 7, 1923) a paiG815 -
Chas. Beetho, Joe Stovall and Wal-
ter Ehrnman, Kansas City, Mo. —

2ATiL

How to play the piano by ear; twenty
lesSons, RG. W., Ot OU asen ice. 1),
lessons 1-4. Niagara Falls, N.. Y.,
Niagara school of music. © Sept.
Ay 1923592 #c. Vand ait. YSept feu A
757009 ; Ronald G. Wright, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. [© revisions and im-
provements | ih A 4

bk. 2, lessons 5-8.—bk.
3, lessons 912. Niagara Falls,
N. Y., Niagara school of music. 4to.
© Sept. 10, 1923; 2 c. each and afts.
Sept. 11; A 757164, 757165; Ronald
G. Wright, Niagara Falls, N. Y. [©
revisions and improvements ]

21778, 21774

lessons 17-20.

bk. 5,

Niagara Falls, N. Y., Niagara school —

of music. © Sept. 21, 1923; 2 ¢ and
aff. Oct. 1; A 758589; Ronald G.
Wright, Niagara Falls, N. 'Y.. [©
revisions and improvements] 21775

bx. 6. “Niagara Falls,
N. Y., Niagara sehool of music. ©
Sept. (2T 1928 "2 Co SEOUL yams es A
758377; Ronald G. Wright, Niagara
Malisy ty Ys 21776

How to play the violin; double stops
and chords, exercises in all major
and minor keys with melodies, arr.
G. Bi. of U.S... sOr Nov. Ory i92s ;
2 c Dec. 8; E 575383; George Bray-
_ley, Boston. Zen t

How wonderful Thy love; w Oswald
J. Smith, m H. R. P., of Canada. ©
Sept. 53) 49238502) eh) INowwiilage
573045; Harold Ross Pannabecker,
Toronto, Canada. 21778

Hubay (Jené) Fiinf konzertettiden
(Five concert studies); von Jen6d
Hubay, of Hungary, op. 115, nr. 1-5;
violine mit klavierbegleitung. (Uni-
versal edition, nr. 7294) © July 30,

1923: 1 ec. Nov. 7; E 572658; Uni-

versal edition, a. g., Vienna. . 21779

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no. 12, 1923

21801

Huckster (The); w Edward Thomas,
m William Garnett, of Great Brit-
ain. © Oct. 3,:1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 3; E
572624: Schott & co., London. 21780

Hugo; w Glay Williamson and Sam
Goold, m Abner Silver, of U. S.;
with ukulele ace. in D. © Nov. 15,
1923; 2 e@. Nov. 23; BH 577399; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 21781

Humpty Dumpty; unison, or solo, and
two-part refrain, w Laurene High-
field, m H. W. Porter, of U. S. 4to.
(School music for the upper grades
and high school) © Nov. 19, 1923;
2 ce. Nov. 23; E 577326; Chart music
pub. house, Chicago. 21782

Hungry blues; w Sam Ehrlich, m Tur-
ner Layton, of U. S. ©, Dec. 6,
192332 °¢. Dec. 6; EH 577718; Clarke
& Leslie songs, inc., New York.

21783

Hunters’ (The) glee; w Aletha Phil-
lips, m Irving Gingrich, of U. S.;
unison chorus with alto ad _ lib.
(Unison chorus, no. 1215) © Nov.
Da toa °)'2 'e. “Nove 26; Ei 577497;
J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 21784

Hunting for fairies; w Laurene High-
field,.m.H. W. Porter,. of..U..S.;
unison, or solo, and two pt. refrain.
4to. (School music for the upper
grades and high school) © Apr. 2,
1923; 2 « Apr. 12; E 559274; Chart
music pub. house, Chicago. 21785

w and melody M.

©; ¢e

Huscha-sehuscha ;
M., of U. S., 1st papers.
Nov. 21, 1923; E 577305; Michal
Michalesko, New York. 21786

I ain’t goin’ back to nowhere; w Ralph
Stanley, m Leslie Alleyn, of Great
Britain; in F. [Staff and _ tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 22, 1923;
1 e@ Oct. 26; E 572440; B. Feldman
& ¢co., London. 21787

I ain’t got no time; melody A. M.
Gifford, jr., of U.S. ©1c Nov. 10,
1923; E 574759; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.

' 21788

Iam a big baby now; w T. Y. A., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G: ‘Beach,’ of U.S. © 1c. Nov. 5,
1923; E 574854; Tony Y. Arman, St.
Louis. 21789

Iam dreaming my sweetheart of you;
w Mrs. A. F. G., m George Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
U.S. © 1c. Nov..5, 1923 ; E 574860;
Mrs. A. F. Gallun, Beaver Dam, Wis.

; 21790

I am painting a picture on the dipper
tonight; w W. H. H., m Arnold T.
Lax, of U. 8. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Nov. 3, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov.
19; E 577192; Walter H. Harwood,
Painsville, O. 21791

I attempt from love’s sickness to fly;
w Robert Howard, m Henry Purcell,
of Great Britain, ed. Edgardo Lévi.
(Standard songs, no. 68) 1. In G.—
2. In A flat—3 In A. © Sept. 17, .
1923; 1 c. each Nov. 5; E 572420;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd,
London 21792

I can’t believe you’re gone; w Harry
Tobias, m Geo J. Bennett, of U. S.
© Nov. 10, 1923; 2 « Nov. 10; E
574782; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 21793

I can’t help makin’ faces; w and m
W. W. E., of U. S.. New York, Sea-
board pub. co. © Nov. 15, 1923;
2 ¢. Nov. 16; BE 577627; W. Walter
Esmer, Hagerstown, Md. 21794

I can’t shake my blues; w and melody
ee lee ee los Sse cen ud CIN OV es ry
1923; E 576700; Abe Lewis Stein-
berg, Detroit. 21795

I can’t use you now; w and m B. H,,
of U. S., arr. Dave Peyton, of U. S.
CP Go Nov. (24. 1923 <. Hy ota0ors
Bursky Houze, Chicago. 21796

I’d like to be a Santa Claus; w Alice
Whitson, m May F. Lawrence, of
U. S. (In Rainbow cycle, no. 5)
© Nov. 26, 1923; 2.c Nov. 27; E
577536; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York. 21797

I’d love to waltz through life with
you; from Ziegfeld follies of 1928,
w Gene Buck, m Victor Herbert, of

sO. IC) NOV: Su 1925°"2 Nov.,12:
E 576978: Harms, inc., New York.

21798

I did not know; waltz, w and m R. S..,
OL US’ © Nov. 30, 1923 < 2° & Dec.

10; E 575389; Rue Smith, Aber-
deen, Wash. 21799

I didn’t care till I lost you: w and m
Joe Lyons and Rubey Cowan, of
U. S., arr. Ted Eastwood, of U. S.
© 1 ¢ Nov. 26, 19238; E 577448;

_ Stark & Cowan, ine., New York.

21800

I don’t believe it; w H. H., m Arnold
T. Lax, of U. S: ‘New York, Frank
Harding. © Nov... 7, 1928; 2 ¢ Nov.
138; E 574809; Herbert Holloway,
Riceton, Sask., Canada. 21801

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21802

pt. 11,0; s., 'v. 18

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joan

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boa

21803

don’t like being tickled by a fly;
song fox-trot, w and m Philip D.
Levard, of Great Britain; in E flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
(): Nov! 15; 1928) 1c) Nov." 19*" EB
572791; B. Feldman & co., London.

21804

don’t miss; w R. T. C., m Arnold T.
Lax, of U. 8S. N. Y., Frank Harding
music house. © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 «.
Nov. 19; E 577194;«R) *T./ Carmine,
21805

feel so sorry for the rose; w andm
Carlo and Sanders, of U. S.; high
voice. © Nov. 9, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 17;
F. 577214; Boston musie co., Bosten.

21806

found you alone. singing home sweet
home; w M. C, F., m John F. Ryan,
et..U. §2" ©). ce Noy., JO; 102380 eb
914734; Minnie C. Flanigan, Daven-
21807
got.the blues;, w,R. M., m E. S..S.
Huntington, of U. S. ©1e. Dee. 7,
1923; EK 575337; Rollie Mort, Hol-
21808

have a friend; w E. A. Hoffman, m
J.o6M. DDE Th: Socdk® Oct. S09 1923 -
2 ¢. Nov..15;..E, 574888;
Dye, Birmingham, Ala.

Newport News, Va.

port, Ta.

lister, Id.

John M.
21809

have a ukulele; w M. I. A., m Geo.
irate, rors
Beach, of U.S.
19233. E STT9e:
Hilo, Hawaii.

Swarr. /Theo.,G.
© ic Nov. 16,
Miles I. Avieta,

21810

have called Thee by name; w and m
DH K., of U..8., ©. Oat 152 1923+
2. ¢@., Nov. 19.5 E. 577253; EK. B.; Kim-
pall, Waterloo, Ia. 21811
heard the bells on Christmas day;
carol, w Longfellow, m H. A. Cham-
bers, of England; unison song with
alto ad lib. . 4to. (School music re-
November, 1923) [Staff and
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 14,
vier Nov. 155") S(2far. INo-
vello & €O., [© ar-
rangement | 21812
know that you'll be there; w W. S.
B., melody John F. Ryan. of U. S. -
© 1: ¢ Nov. 10, 1923; HE 574745;
W. S. Bowers, Oxford, N. Y.

view,
tonic
1923 :
Itd., London.

don’t care if I do; w J. B. W., mel-
ody John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1e
Noy. 10, 1928; E 574747; John B.
Walter, San Antonio. 21802
don’t care if you don’t; melody
Gor: U. So © 1 eiNovss, 1923;
EK 576790; Jesse Gines, New York.
9

21813
A283

I know where the -violets blossom ;
part-song, w E. E. Rexford, m Frank
EH: Ward, of: :Uy'S.: op. 42; no,..1;
three women’s voices. (Modern se-
ries, no. 260) © Oct. 23, 1923; 1 c.
Oct. 24; 1 ¢ Nov.’ 7; E 576879 ; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 21814

I laughed at love; w William Toyn-
bee, m C. a Becket Williams, of
Great Britain; in F. © Nov. 16,
1928; 1 ec. Dec. 7; BE 573079; Ascher,
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.

21815

IT like my old home town; w and m
Harry Lauder, of Great Britain.
New York, T. B.. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter. © Nov. 16, 1923;
D el Nov. 21 Bao 102 Fae rae ie!
New York. 21816

I'll build a eastle for you, my lady of
dreams; w and m Jack Brooks, of
U..S.. arr. Ted Eastwood, of U. S.;
pf.. with ‘w."’ ©! 1c." Noy foy7s235
E 574871; Stark & Cowan, inc., New

York. 21817
Vll build a= stairway to paradise:
fox-trot. George Gershwin, arr.

Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain; full
military band. (Jn Chappell’s army
journal, no. 512) © Noy. 22, 1923;
1c Dee. 7; E 573087; Harms, inc.,
New York. [© arrangement]

21818

lll follow Thee; w Oswald J. Smith,
m H. BR. P., of Canada. © Sept. 3.
1923: 1 c« Noy. 14; EH 573048; Har-
old Ross Pannabecker, Toronto,
Canada. 21819

I'll forget you; by Ball, played Edgar
Fairchild, of U. S.; in A flat. (Am-
pico, with words, no. 793-F) [Music
roll] | © Oct. 20, 19222 cM Deets,
1923: BE 575600; American piano Co.,
New York. [© interpretation ]

21820

ll get even with you; revengeful
blues, w and m Lewis T. Thomas, of
U. S. ‘Jack’ Mills ed: © Noy. 13,
1923: 2 c Nov. 19; B 574973; Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 21821

Vl never do it again; w Tom Sher-
man, m Harry Stover, of U. S. ©

Nov. 17,! 1928 7 2'e@Nownedoi? BH
577240: Ned Norworth, ine., Chi-
cago. 21822

T’ll smile when my heart wants to
ery; wand m M. J. D., of U.S., arr.
H. A. Hummel, of U. S. Cleveland,
Emjaydee music pub. co. © Noy.
17... 1923 *°2 ’e) | Nov. 263 (HP? S77392 ;
M. J. Dowd, Cleveland. 21823

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no. 12, 1928

21845

Tl! take you back again; w J. C., m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©le.
Dee. 7, 1923; E 575346; Julia Ca-
drette, Fitchburg, Mass. 21824

IT love, alas, I love thee; w traditional,
m Thomas Morley. ed. and adapted
Edmund H. Fellowes, of England;
male voices 4to. (Male voice choir
library, no. 73: Thomas Morley’s bal-
lets to five voices. no. 17) © Oct.
me 1925: 4c... INovi IRs, 52728:
Stainer & Bell, Itd.. London. 21825

I love Rosie Casey: from That Casey
girl, w William Jerome, m Jean
Schwartz, of U. S. © Nov. 13, 1928;
2 ec. Nov. 19; E 574966: Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 21826

I love you: fox trot, from Little Jessie
James, Harry Archer, of U. S., arr.
O. Sciacca. of U. S.; full military
band. obl. 32mo. (Feist edition. no.
1652) ‘© Nov. 23, 1928; 2 «@ Nov.
24: FE 575122: Leo Feist, inc., New
York. [© arrangement] 21827

—— (Je t'aime) : fox trot from Little
Jessie -James, Harry Archer, of U.
S.. Feistyle special arr. William
Schulz, of U. S.; symphonic dance
oreh. Feist ed. © Dee. 1, 1923:
2 ec. Dec. 3; E 577679; Leo. Feist,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

21828

I love you just the same; w V. C., m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S.
1 ec. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577454: Vic-
toria Coon, Mesa. Ariz. 21829

I Jove you plenty: w and m A. C., of
HOS: © P ch Nove 14,;, 1923; EB
577030; Alfred Castagnoli, New
York. 21830

I loved thee; w Lord Hatherley, m
G. E. A. of England. (in Two
songs) © Oct. 11. 1923: 1 e. Oct.
20: E 572378; G. E. Holt, Toronto,
Canada. 21831

Im a bandit: w V. J. M., m George
Gratis) 4r.;sof @. 08: arr.> Theo; G.
Beach, of U: S. © 1 .¢. Nov: 5,
1923 : E.574847; Vernon J. McNulty,
Columbus, Wis. 21832

I’m a one man woman looking for a
one woman man; w and m Con.
Conrad, of U. S. ‘© Nov. 22, 1923:
2 ¢. Nov. 23; E 577387; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 21833

I’m a society bud; w and m Bert
Kalmar and Harry Ruby. of U: S.
© Dee: 71923842 ei Dee, 7 EB
075367; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
€0., New York. i 21834

I’m always thinking of you darling;
W Dl Ciel om. Geo.cGraat, rts of
U.\8., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1923; BE 577090:
Donald C. Lewis, Akron, O. 21835

I’m an actor: humorous song, w E. A.
Searson. m G. D: Fox. of Great
Britain; in B flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] “© Oct. 13, 1923;
1 e. Oct. 22; E 572494: Reynolds &
co., London. 21836

I’m feeling blue: melody H. O. H..
of) U: S:. arr. Marry: Bs (Alford;.. of
Meo (jud cer Noy. .19:.. 1923: 3
577160: Harry O. Henneman, New-
ark, N._J. 21837

I’m feeling blue for mammy Lou: w
Henry Creamer, m Lew Pollack, arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; mixed
voices. 4to. (Witmark edition. no.
1656) © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov.
29°; FE 575031; M. Witmark & sons.
New York. [© new arrangement]
21838

I’m goin’ South; fox trot, from Bombo.
Abner Silver and Harry Woods, of
U..S., arr. Will Vodery; orch. with
w. 4to. © Dec. 4. 1923; 2 « Dee.
12; EB 575497: M. Witmark & sons.
New York. [© new arrangement]

21839

I’m gonna marry merry Mary down
in Maryland: w
U. S.; 1st violin acc. ©°1 ec. Nov.
16, 1923: E 577108; Chester Escher,
Jersey City. 21840

I’m just a kissing thief; w E. J. B.,
melody John F. Ryan. of U. 8S. ©
1e¢. Nov. 28, 1923: E 577569: Hugene
J. Brunelle, Woonsocket, R. I.

21841

I’m just a passing faney; fox trot,
Roy Ingraham, arr. Geo. J. Trink-
“Os, OF UU. s.. Vocal Oren. With
words,,.in A flat. 4to. © Apr. 4,
19093" ""2-@ Apr. 2.5 By 559267 >. M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 21842
I’m laughing at you now; fox trot. w
A. Arthur Ganley, m Abe Goldstein.
of U. S. © Nov. 6, 1923; 2.c Nov.
12: E 577544: Melody music pub-
lishers, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
218438
I’m leading a double life: w A. K.. m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©1
e.=Dec, Wui§23') 51533853 Alfred
Klugow, Turtle Lake, Wis. 21844
I’m lonely my dear for you; w and m
EH A. K.,/of°U. S.. ©. 1 ec Nov.’ 10,
1923; FE 574731; H. Alf. Kelley, De-
troit. 21845

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pt. 111, 1. s., v. 18

Vm mad at you; w and m M. W. P.,
of U. S. © Nov. 3, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov.
10; E 577546; Martin W. Prasch,
Seattle. 21846

I’m only a heart that is aching; w
Alice Rowland Kestler, m EH. S. 8.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1.e Nov.
26, 1923; E 577470; Mrs. J. F. Kest-
ler, Johnsonburg, Pa. 21847

I’m safe with Him I know; w and m
And.) $5 OL Use S46) OGL, oO) oes
2c Nov. 15; E 574883; A. J. Show-
alter, Dalton, Ga. 21848

I’m sitting pretty in a pretty little
city; w and m Lou Davis, Abel Baer
and Henry Santly, arr. Geo. J. Trink-
aus, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to.
(Witmark edition excellent quar-
tette arrangements, no. 1740) ©
Dee. 4, 19238; 2 c. Dec. 12; E 575504 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 21849

I’m through with you; w and m Sam
Ward and Al Kaplan, of U. S. ©
Pec. 7, 1923*'2 ce Dee 7S Hy STaa65 :
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 21850

I’m worse; w Ralph Stanley, m Leslie
Alleyn, of Great Britain; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 25.1923 1c. Oct, 26 =. 8
072441; B. Feldman & co., London.

21851

I’m yours forever; w C. E. H., m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1
c. | Nov. .26,° 1928; BH. 577474; .C. E.
Holtz, Kankakee, Ill. 21852

I miss my mammy; w and m P. P.,
of. U.S: 1 Oech 15) 1925")2"C. Nov.
19; E 577270; Peter Pappas, Iron
River, Mich. 21853

I never had a mammy; from Topsy
and Eva, w and m V. and R. Dun-
cab; of: U.+S.. ©: Noy. 30, 192a::.2 c.
Dec. 1; E 577625; Irving. Berlin,
ine., New York. 21854

w and melody V. and R. Duncan,
OFS. (Oud extNevy: h6i11923.
577072; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. ; 21855

I promised not to holler, but hey! hey ;
by Johnnie Dunn, of U. S.; 1st
violin. © 1 ¢ Nov. 5, 1923; HB
576785; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 21856

I sent you some violets; w and m
Dorothy Mills, of Great Britain. ©

Nov. 16, 1923; 1 c. Dec. 7; E 573078 ; .

Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
21857

Ascherberg,
London.

1232

I shall not forgetjow B:. Be C.,'\m

George .Graff, jr of (U.4Ss arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. 8S. © 1 «

Nov. 5, 29233 saa 4sa0 area fF.
Crump, Kimberly, Ala. 21858

I shall surely marry an American;
character song, w and m L. D., of
U. S. 1. High voice.—2. Medium
voice. © Nov. 22, 1923; 2 e@ each
Nov. 26; E 577597; Louise D’Artell,
Long Beach, Calif. iy 21859

IT should laugh at their jokes but they
don’t laugh at mine; fox trot, w
and m R. R. M., of U. S. Philadel-
phia, Pa., M. D. Swisher. © Noy.
1}) 1928); : Doel TINO, | (25 a T4659 -
Richard R. Montgomery, Philadel-
phia. 21860

I still love the old love; w Joseph
McCarthy, melody Harry Tierney.
of 'U.''S: © 11 e. Dee. 13018237 ER
577684; Leo. Feist, ine., New York.

21861

Il’ sto luntano; versi di Vincenzo Ric-

cio, musica di Gennaro Quaranta,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;

mand. ace. 4to. © Nov.1, 1923;
2. c Nov, 15; E 574902; Verdi’s
music roll co., New York. 21862

I sure feel blue when the band plays
Home sweet home; w and m N. R.
S., of U. S.atr. Vern, Hihont oot

U. St »@Q sive. sMoverli6#923) FE
577163; Nick Russell Schenk, Los
Angeles. 21863

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think of thee; w William Higgins,
m W. J. W., of England. London,
Novello & co., ltd. © Dee. 4, 1923;
1 ¢, Dec. 5; E 573050; Wm. J. Wrig-
glesworth, Kidderminster, England.

21864

told her did she love me, and she
asked me yes; w Harold Horne, m
Bob Miller, of U. S. ©1e. Noy. 19,
1923; E 577149; Dixie music pub.
co., Memphis, Tenn. 21865

I’ve burned all the bridges behind me;
- w Thomas C. Henderson, m Mrs,
© OH, of U.S.) WO yan, ow! a.
1923; Nov. 14: E 577197; Mrs. T.
C. Henderson, Cleveland. 21866

I’ve found a cave-man daddy; w D. G.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1 @ Nov. 28, 1923; E 577560; Dor-
sey Goad, Flint, Mich. 21867

I’ve found a sweetheart; w P. Rudd.

mG. W. T., of U. S. Chicago, Geo.

W. Thomas music co. © Nov. 1.

1923 ; 2 c. Nov. 15; E 574893 ; George

W. Thomas, Chicago. 21868

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

l’ve got a cross-eyed papa, but he looks
straight to me; fox trot, w King
Zany [pseud. of Jack Dill] and
Billy Duval, m Roy Ingraham, arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; vocal
oreh, in B flat, with words. Ato.
© Nove’ 5, 1928 = "2 ‘cy Nov! 13;;' E
574823; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 21869
I’ve got the blues about somebody; w
wid meh. hor U.S... XO, Oct, 15,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 19; E 577251; Eddie
Franklin, Norenel. Ill. 21870
I’ve got the old man’s darling blues;
w Richard W. Pascoe, melody Will
bh. Dulmage, of U. S., arr. Harry P.
Guy, of U.S. ©l1c. Nov..14, 1923;
FE. 577014; Chamberlain co., Detroit.

21871
I’ve lost a wonderful rose; fox trot,
omni A Vs B.. OL: OU. S.C 1c.

Noy. 20, 1928; EE ’574997; Allen '‘V.
Bailey, Trenton, N. J. 21872
T want a sweetheart to be my pal;
w and melody Herman Hicky Rettig.
Ge seG.1 @.. Noy... Lo, 9253 0K
574873: Herman Rettig, Newark,
IN) dl 21873
want to know you blues; w V. R. H..
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. ©
1c. Nov. 19, 1923; BE 577176: Vern
R. Hawks, Bremerton, Wash. 21874
want you; waltz, w John W. New-
ton, m Ursula Dietrich-Hollinshead,
of U.;S.. © Nov. 12,.1923; 2 c. Nov.
16; BE 577143: H. C. Weasner & co.,
suffalo. 21875
w N. D. B., m E. S. S. Hunting-
ton, of U. S. ©1¢ Dee. 7, 1923; E

575339; N. Dick Bradt, Seattle.
21876

—

_

I want you to be mine, all mine; w
and. melody. C....B,,..of . U.;.S.; 1st

violin acc., © 1 ¢., Nov. 21, 1923; E
077304; Chester Escher, Jersey City.

21877
wanted you just as a friend; w E. L.,
m Geo. Graff, jr.. of U. S., arr. Theo.
Peter. on USS: (© /1e.. Nev:. 23:
1928: E 577361; Ellen Lorentsen,
Auburn, Me. 21878
was a fool; song fox-trot, w and m
Manny ‘Romaz, of Great Britain;
in B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 1, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct.
18; E 572430: Lawrence Wright mu-
sic co., London. 21879
will always believe in you; w T. H.,
m Geo. Graff, jr.. of U. 8., arr. Theo.
Bevehs of) SS Ora: «Novi 28,
1923; .E 577347; Timothy Haffey,
Indianapolis. 21880

rt

poaed

rm

21890

I wish I’d never met the other girl;
w P. M. L., m E. S. S. Huntington,
ef. Sy. © 1, ~Novw..:26, 1923:
577465; Pearle Mae Le Marr, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 21881

I wish I had a papa like the papa
who lives next door; w and melody
Walter Donaldson, Harry Pease and
Ed. G. Nelson, of U. S. © 1c. Nov.
16, 19238; BE 5770%3.3..Irvine Berlin,
inc., New York. 21882

I wish I had never found sunshine; w
and m L. Bee Preston. of U. S., arr.
Harry Alfred, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© 1 «@ Nov. 24, 1923; E 575082;
George M. Argabrite, Chicago.

218835

I wonder where Maria’s gone; w and
m collected and arr. Cecil J. Sharp,
of England. (Jn Nursery songs from
the Appalachian Mountains, second
series) © Oct. 23, 1923; 1 ¢c. Oct.
24; KE 572395; Novello & co., lItd.,
London. [© arrangement] 21884

I wonder would you love me just as I
am to-day; w Dan Jackson, m KE. S.
S. Huntington, of U.S. ©1c. Noy.
26, 1928; E 577456; Dan . Jackson,
Ruston, La. 21885

Ich benk noch mein sch-te-te-le (I’m
longing for my old home town) ; w M.
Nasatir, m 8S. S.; pf. with words.

(DIDUIAVWW J FRI payd 7)
© Oct)! 20;.19235"2 ei Oct. 22:7 EB
576325; Sam Solomon, Cleveland.

21886

Ich liebe dich (I love thee) ; w and m
Clarence Wainwright MacMurphey
fi. 'e. C..W. Murphey, of U. S.|
[English and German text.] ©
Dee. 19, 1922: 2.e Apr. 4, 1923; 8
509400; Clarence W. Murphey, New
York. PH heresy

Ich will a chusin (I want a fellow) ;
w Dave S. Shereshewsky, m Joseph
I. Tanzman, of U. S. (IAA PPS)

©.) Noy. (9, 19233772. 1¢...Nov.:,12 >).

574776; Max Mansky; Newark, N. J.

21888

Idaho, I don’t know: w and melody

P.N., of U.S. © 1-c. Nov. 14, 1923;
_E 577017; Philip Nathanson, Prov-
idence, R. I. 21889

Idilio; by Lack, op. 134, played Edgar
Fairehitd, «of th Ss!) ‘CAmpieo, ie;
61671-F) [Music roll] © Dec. 20,
19227):225e) Wee. 13,1923; BH oM55t;
American piano co., New York.
{© interpretation] 21890

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21891

pt. 111, '.’S.,v. 18

Idle dreams; w and m L. H. §S., of
USS 'O LE Nov 14, .9923-h
577022; Leah Helen Stowe, Phila-
delphia. 21891

Idle fancy; serenade, Harold Bennett,
of U. S.; orch. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Novy. 10,
1923°3°2 °c) Nov. 163°H' 577132: Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 21892

If Arthur were king; w and m L. T.,

oF: U.S. (Ole. Now's, 2 ae
576939; Leland Thompson, East
Liverpool, O. 21893

If flowers could speak; composed and
played Mana Zucea_ [pseud.: of
Augusta Zuckermann] of U. S., op.
6; in G. (Ampico, with accompani-
ment, no. 61481-F) [Music roll] ©
Hebe 20,1:4923.93 2 pes Deer sl3; oh
575558; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 21894

If I feel tomorrow like I do to-day;

w and m Hannibal Maguire, of U. S.,
arr. Eugene Platzman, of U. S. ©

1 ce. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577443; Dixie
music shop, New York. 21895
If I only had a pal like you; w B. EH.
A., m H. Gladys Dazey, of U. S. ©
Dec. 8, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 103 EF 5753886 ;
B. E. Allen, Kyle, O. 21896

If I only knew you were sorry; w
Frank Farrell, m Billy Muldoon, of
U? S.~* Providence, *h= k,* Henry J.
Donovan co. © Nov. 10, 1923; 2
Nov. 19; E 577280; Frank P. Far-
rell, Central Falls, R. I. 21897

If I should see you ery; w Benton
Ley, m Lee David, of U. S.; with
ukulele ace. in D. © Nov. 28, 1923;
2 ¢. Dee. 6; E 577764; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 21898

If it wasn’t for us two Greeks: w and
melody H. “W. iK., of Ur Ss O° 1".
Nov. 22, 1923; H 575025; Harry W.
Kahn, New York. 21899

If only I could click I should’nt mind;
w and m Jack Temple, of England.
© Oct) 29!) 1923'9' 4 |e.) Nove aes)
572589; Jos. Adams music pub. co.,
Birmingham, England. 21900

If she was what she was when she
was sixteeen; w Sam M. Lewis and
Joe Young, melody Geo. W. Meyer,
O£NU. So (Out... Nov.) 2, 1923..h)
576703; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 21901

Same. Nov.) 22, ) 1923 7>22"¢.
Nov. 28; E 577388; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 21902

If a. Plug runs in the Derby; w

. C. P., melody John F. Ryan, of

a S. Ole Noy. 10, 1923; E
574736; Wi Les Bowell, Detroit.

21903

If the rest of the world don’t want
you, go back to mother and dad; w
Alex. Gerber, m Daye Dreyer, of
U..8,,.©. Ney, 17,1992 2 @. Nov,
19> Wi aoti20sg Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. - 21904

If the world would just keep smiling ;
w and m W. I. G., of U. S. ©Nov.
+2, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 8; E 576838; Win-
ifred I. Gilchrist, Lakewood, O.

21905

If you go you'll come back by and
by; w and m Henry Creamer and
Lew Pollack, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus.
of U. §S.; mixed voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark edition excellent quartette ar-
rangements, no. 1659) © Dee. -4.
1923; 2, €, Dec 2 i are 1.
Witmark & sons. New York. [©
new arrangement] 21906

eyes were the windows of
your soul; wxande«m By 2. Gs.
© 4 ¢ Nov. 26,71923.8 eas:
Floryane Thompson, Los Angeles.

21907

the game; w
McCarthy, melody Harry
of. OU: T Sig WO) Ware ipect' 3.

7683 ; Leo Feist, ine., New
21908

If your own heart’s pure gold; w and
m ©); M:°S.,;\ofefUs 81 ©-Oct 30,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 1; 574078 ;- Charles
McVey, Schofield, Chicago. 21909

Ill trouble more; burlesque opera in
one act, based on melodies from well
known operas, by John Picorri, of

If your

If your. heart is. in
Joseph
Tierney,
19735 2 5 or
York.

US. © 1 & Noyeets ez
26498; Jacob Weinstein, Cleveland.
21910

Immanuel; eine Weihnachts-liturgie
fiir die Sonntagschule, musik von
Thomas, Martin and others, of U.S.
Chicago, Ill.. Geo. F. Rosche & co.

Svo. © Sept. 29, 1923; 2 ce. and aff.
Oct. 10; A 762059: Geo. F. Rosche,
Chicago. 21911

Immortal (The) ; spring song, w Cale
Young Rice, m George W. Chadwick,
of U. S.: mixed voices. (Laurel oc-
tavo;' no. 1003) © Novi 22,1928;
2 'e) Nov. 26%' EB. 577516 35°C." C. (Baren-
ard & co.,. Boston. 21912

1234

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

21933

Immortal (The) march; melody M. Z.
D’H-C., of U.'S., arr. Harry Frerch,
tees. ©) lc. ‘Nov.’ 9,925 ''" H
576831; Mary Z. D’Hondt-Cook, De-
troit. 21913

Imperial blues; knewn as Piccadilly,
w and m Camille de Rbynal. Ben-
nett Scott and J. A. Tunbridge, of
Great Britain; pf. with w, in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©! Nov. '22,-1923;'1-e. Nov. 265) HB
572878; B. Feldman & co., London.

21914

Imperial march; by W. H. R., jr., of
U. S., arr. Duke Yeonarde, of U.S.;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1923; BE 577152;
William Henry Redmon, jr., Kansas
City, Kan. 21915

In a cozy tea room; fox trot, w Dor-
othy Terris and Leo Wood, m Ger-
ald’ Branklin, of “U-_S., arr.:.Sam
Danke yor li 8.5, Orch. witlr w.
Feist ed.” 4to. -© Nov. 7, 1923 ; 2".
Noy. 8; E 576849; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. [© arrangement]

21916

In a playful mood: by Felix Swin-
stead, of Great Britain, op. 58, no.
3, ed. Ernest Fowles, pf. (Curwen
edition, lower division, no. 9218) ©

Septe, Hiiii928y 4) |e Oct. 1155) EH
572447: J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon-
don. 21917

In Bethlem’s manger lowly; Christ-
mas, English text Helen A. Dickin-
son m traditional XVI century, arr.
Clarence Dickinson, for women’s
voices Rose Phelps, of U. S.; organ
ace. 4to. (Sacred choruses, no.
113) «© ‘Nov: 14,1923; 1. ¢. Nov.
15; 1c. Nov. 23; E 575049; Hu. W.
Gray co., New York. [© arrange-
ment for women’s voices] 21918

In Constantinople; fox trot, w E. L.,
mE. S. S. Huntington,. of U:. S.
© 1 ce. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577459; El-
roy La Breece, Buffalo. 21919

In dew of roses; w traditional, m
Thomas Morley, ed. and adapted
EKdmund H. Fellowes, of England;
male voices. 4to. (Male voice
choir library, no. 68: Thomas Mor-
ley’s madrigals to four voices. no. 7)
©) Oct? Si "1928-1 Ve. "Nov. 127°
572727; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 21920

In dewy dells; by Cecil Burleigh, of
Poe OG Of, NO npr Cle Bihn

lore) © Nov. 20, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
eae Otitood. G. Senirmer, INC,
New York. 21921

In dreamland; w Julian Johnson, m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Beach, of U.S. © 1° &: Nov. 23,
1923; E 577860; Julian Johnson,
Bremond, Tex. 21922

In Flanders’ fields; we only sleep in

Flanders, w Lieut. McCrae and L.
PR in PLE BY Ss GE UL S 2

Nov. 16! 81923. 2 "e. Nev.” 162 OB
577139 ; Lawrence K. French,
Brooklyn, 21923

In fountain court; w Arthur Symons, —
m lLueilla H. Mclaren, of Great
Britain. © Dee. 4, 1923; 1 ¢. Dec.
63H 5730735 3 J.B: Cramer & '€o.,
Itd., London. 21924

In happy mood; 5 instructive pieces,

Karl Graf, of Austria, op. 24; pf.
Contents :—Il. Sunrise-—2. At the

spring.—3. At dusk.—4. A dance on
the lawn.—5. Sunday eve. © Oct.
Po 12S SORE SNOVe EES) EY OI28 Es :
Schott & co., London. 21925

In June; w E. M. P., m Elliott Mark-
ham; of U. S.;'pf. with w.. © Nov.
20, 10s Ye NOV. os Be OT ren:
Estella M. Patterson, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 21926

In-laws, they’ve made an out-law of
Mie Wet Ke ke? Th Beale ort Wes.
©) tc. Noy. 13, 1923: Sil 574830 -
Selma Kastor Katz and Bertha Kas-
tor, Worcester. 21927

In love with love; from The stepping
stones, w Anne Caldwell, m Jerome
Kern, of U. S. © Oct. 31, 1923; 2
el iNoyi 2;°E 576751; 'T. Ba‘Harms
co., New York. 21928

In memory; w Lionel Johnson, m H.
V. Jervis-Read, of Great Britain.
@i Novy 30;).19235 Lie:) Dee. TH
573082; Murdoch, Murdoch & co.,
London. 21929

In old Manhattan Isle; w A. C. M., m
George Graff, jr.. of U. S., arr. Theo.
G.; Beach,,.of .U..8.. (© 6; Nov.5,
1923; E 574851; Anna C. McMurray,
Richmond Hill Areade, L. I., N. Y:

21930

In reply; w Marion Strobel, m E. G.

Ke or Us G) i tee Nav. 27) 1923:
EK 575137; Emily Grace Kay, Saint
Paul. 21931

In Rio Janeiro; w and melody C. A.

Be Or UMS. wed e.tNov, 24,1998):
I 575064; C. Adam Bock, Baltimore.
21932

in sunny (Cal ow and. mT. Ay Looe
U.S. ©1c Nov. 8, 1923; E 576866 ;
Thomas Herbert Ince, South Pasa-
dena, Calif. 21933

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21954

In the gloaming; a picture, Mana-
Zueca [pseud. of Augusta Zucker-
mann] of U. S., op. 58; pf. © Nov.
19,5 1923 34 2: (e), Noni:225 WH DS t505B ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

21934

In the harbor of home sweet home;
song of the sea, w and Joseph
Buell Carey, of U. 8.; bar. or bass,
with quartet cho. ad lib. © Oct. 29,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 19; E 577205; Buell
music co., San Francisco. 21985

In the land of Jing a ling a ping; w

and mW. M., of Canada. .© 1. «.
Nov. 15, 1923; E 574874; William
Malofy, Montreal, Canada. 21936

In the never-never land; musical play
for children, on the story of Peter
Pan, w Elsie Jean, m Mana Zucea
[pseud. of Augusta Zuckermann] of
Uy. Sa) ©..Novy 85,1923 2 2..c. Nova28%
E 577602; Enoch & sons, Itd., Lon-
don. 21937

In the swim at Miami; w Joseph Mc-
Carthy, melody Harry Tierney, of
U.S. © 1 « Dec. 3, 1923 ; E.577681 ;
Leo. Feist, ine., New York. . 219388

In the twilight; w HE. S.. m E. 8. 8.

Huntington; .0f) Ui Sa. @id e.Noy:
10, 1923;. HE 574729; Ed. Simon,
Cleveland. 21939

Indefinite (The) Johnnie; w Stanley
©. West,.m Frank Alford, of Great
Britain; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations]. © Oct. 18, 1923; 1 <¢.

Oct. 22; E 572504; Reynolds & co.,
London. 21940

Indian ballet; by C. B., of India; pf.
Contents: 1. The wedding scene.—
2. Krishna and the Gopis. © 1 «.
Sept. 26, 1923; E 574495; Comolata
Banerji, London. 21941

Indian boy; march-fox .trot, Harold
Bennett, of U. S.; orch. Cincinnati,
O., Fillmore music house. 4to. ©
INOW 10) PASS 2 es IN Gey
577134; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-

nati. 21942
Indian paradise; w EH. L., melody
Arnold..'T. Lax ol Uius. i" © Lise.
Nov. 19,. 1923; E 577174; Hdwin

Leitheld, Pokegama, Minn. 21943
Indian war dance; by B. G. T., of U.

Sa Dink iO) nek iG. rH OCbi dara Qe crate)
574656; Bertha Green Townsend,
Rector, Ark. 21944

Indiana moon; w Benny Davis, m Is-
ham Jones, of U. S. © Apr. 12,
1923; 2 c Noy. 15; E 574908; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 21945

12

pt. 111, 0. s., v. 18

Indifferent (The) lover; w_ Alice
Brown, m Caroline L. Goodenough,
of U. S.; mezzo sop., alto and bar.
4to. (Junior high school glee club,
no.. 1803) © Nov! 23. 1923502 Jc.
Nov. 26; E 577491; J. S. Fearis &
bro., Chicago. [© arrangement]

21946

Inn (The) at Bethlehem; a Christmas
carol, w Bishop Welldon, m Fred-
erick Bridge, of Hngland; mixed

voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] ©,.Oct. 31, 1923 34c.
Nov. 1; HE. 5725873) J. Bo eriace:
London. . 21947

Inno (L’) matutino dei catacumeni
(Morning hymn of the novices) ;
dalla musica per La nave, di Ga-
briele d’Anunzio, musica di I. P., of
Italy; two choruses, mixed voices.
©. Noy, 14, 192331 ¢.) Noveqio a
572780; Ildebrando Pizzetti, c/o G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York.

21948

Inspiration; by L. L. G., of U. S.; pf.
©' ‘Dec... 8; 1923; 2 & Dec, re
D750387; L. L. Goudy, Helena, Mont.

21949

Invincible U. 8. A.; march, by Herbert
Forrest Odell, of U. S.; mand. orch.
(Odell edition, for mandolin orches-
tra, series 3, no. 58) © Nov. 22,
1923; 2 c«. Nov. 26; BE 577499: HF.
Odell & co., Boston. 21950

lowa; song fox-trot, from Dancing
mad, w and m Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of
Great Britain; in D. [Staff and

tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 1,
1I923¢0Ce Ochre) Besse:
Lawrence Wright music c¢o., Lon-
don. 21951

Iowa. corn. Song? WC. We eH.
Huntington, of U.S. ©1c. Nov. 26,
1923 ; EH 577476; Chris. Winter, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 21952

Irish eyes; w Helena C. Sheehan, mel-
ody H. T. Sof Ul S27 © eumar:
7, 19283; E 576805; Harold Thomas
Sheehan, Northampton, Mass. .

21953

Irish (An) mother’s heart; w Joseph
S. Hogan, m EK. EH. T., of U.S.

1 c..Nov..9, 1923.; E,.576871; Hmil
EK. Tanner, Milwaukee. 21954

Is it better to have loved and lost,
than never to have loved at all; w
and ‘mm: L. D,, of U..S.4: pt. wish w.
©. 1 Ces NOWe 22 O23 5 Ba tanZe
Lawrence Dehler, Long Island, N.
6 21955

6

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

21978

Is it nothing to you; w Beatrice New- | It’s too late now; fox trot, I. J. Fag-

man, m E. L. and P. W. Wolslagel,
One SU©y Ags 1j 1928; 2 ic. Dec.
3, 19238; E 575223; E. L. Wolslagel
and Herbert G. Tovey, Los Angeles.
21956

Is there a home anywhere; w and m
I. M. A., of U. S. Haverhill, Mass.,
Allen pub. house. © Oct. 25, 1923;
Ze Nov..2¢ EH. 576754; Iona .M:
Allen, Haverhill, Mass. 21957

Isabelle; idyl, Carl Wilhelm Kern,
of U. S., op. 3917; pf. © Nov. 13,
125: 2 ef Nov.’ 17; BH Ss77212' Bos-
ton music ¢o., Boston. 21958

Isle (L’) joyeuse; par Claude De-
bussy, transcription par B. Molinari,
of Italy; parties d’orch. © Sept.
14, 10238; hie. Oet.. 27 3) H.5T2545 ;
Durand et cie.. Paris. [© transcrip-

tion] 21959

—— —— partition d’orch. ©
meme 14, 1998+ 1. ec... Oct. 27; BH
572591; Durand et cie., Paris. [©
transcription ] 21960

Isle of sweethearts; valse, Maurice
Yvain, arr. Dan Godfrey, of Great
Britain; full military band. (Jn
Chappell’s army journal, no. 512)
Nove. 1923°>. 1 cc. Dec. T: EE
573083; Francis Salabert. Paris.
[© arrangement] 21961

It ain’t no fault of mine; melody A.
M. Gifford, jr., of U.S... ©1.e Nov.
10, 1923; E 574758; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.

21962

It’s a long way from Singapore; w
Gordon Johnstone, m H. O. Osgood,
oe, Sa;cinp A flat?’ “er -Nev? 30;
1923 ; 2 e. Dee. 1; E 577623; Enoch
& sons, New York. 21963

It’s all your fault; w and m Harry
Pease, Ed. Nelson and Ira Schuster,
of U. S. © Nov. 29, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
6; E 577751; A. J. Stasny music ¢o.,
inc., New York. 21964

It’s hard to leave them smiling, when
you love the one you leave; w C.
©. €.,,m. E.,,S. 8... Huntington, .of
WS. ©,-1 c, Nov... 26,1928; E
017463; C. C. Carter, Addison, Ky.

21965

It’s men like you make girls like me;
w Felix Austead, m Henry Welling,
OL ,U. S. | © Nov., 5, 19232 c. Nov.
15; E 577043; Philip Ponce publica-
tions, New York. 21966

It’s the bait; w and m D. D. D., of

gen and Melville Morris, arr. Louis
Katzman, of U. S8.; orch. with w.
4to. © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 22;
E 575030; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]
21968

It tickles me; by Maurice Baron and
Ray Miller, of U. S.; melody with
pf. ©1e. Nov. 13, 1923; E 574799;
Belwin, ine., New York. 21969

It tickles me to tickle you; fox-trot -
song, w and m Jack Mahoney and
Aevd et Ob, Uk) se. (Os NOV 2h. Roos:
2, Gs Wovi 10: Hi 515108; AW J. unt:
Altoona, Pa. 21970

It was a lover and his lass; part-song,
w William Shakespeare, m William
Lester, of U. S.. op. 25, no. 1; three
female voices. (Fischer edition.
choruses in octavo form, no. 5313)
© Nov. 24, 1923; 2 ¢ Nov. 27: E
575148; J. Fischer & bro., New York.

21971

J’aime pas ca; paroles de Fred Pearly
et Max Eddy, musique de F. Pearly,

of France. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ¢.
Nov. 30; E 572972; Francis Salsa.
bert, Paris. 21972

Ja, was will denn dieses mddel von
mir; java, text von Beda, musik
von Jara Benes, of Hungary, op.
Té= © Oct. 1, 192379) eco Dear ht;
EK 573061; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 21973

Jack and Jill; w Laurene Highfield,
m Winifred E. Moore, of U. S.; uni-
son and two pt. chorus. 4to.
(School music for the upper grades
and high school) © Apr. 2, 1923;
2c. Apr.-12; E 559272; Chart music
pub. house, Chicago. 21974

Jade; w and m J. Mischler, of U. S.
© Nov. 17, 1923; 2 ec. Nov. 19; E
577262; Capitol music co., Seattle.
21975

Jalowicz (Michel) 24 caprices-etudes ;
par M. J., of France; alto, viola.
Oct. 26, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 17; B 572812;
Schott & co., London. 21976

Japanese (A) sunset; by Deppen,
played J. Milton Delcamp, of U. 8.
(Ampico, no. 61261-—E) [Music roll]
Ke Oct,) 20.1022 s2teo Dec. 1357
575570; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 21977

Javanella; by Felix Bernard, of U. 8.;
pit (Nov. 17 19235 2.:e. Nov. 49;
E 574977; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 21978

U. 8. [Photostat] © le. Nov. 23,

1923; E 577366; Dorothy Dixon

Dennett, Washington. 21967
S0830—24 12 RF

21979

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pt. 111, ND. s., v.18

Jazzing the blues away; w J. L. R., m

George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. |

G. Beach, of U. S. © 1.¢e Nov. 5,

1923; E 574845; Joseph L. Ran-
dolph, New York. 21979

Jealous and blue; w and m L. E. A., of
U. 8. ©1¢ Dec. 4, 1923 ; EH 577655;
L. Earl Abel, Tulsa, Okl. 21980

Jerusalem the golden; by Ewing,
played Alexander Russell, of U. S.;
in C. (Ampico, with words, no. 851-
E) [Music roll] © Dec. 20, 1922;
2 e. Dec. 13, 1923; E 575582 ; Ameri-

can piano co., New York. [© inter-
pretation ] 21981
Jesu, star of consolation; introit or

short anthem, w Canon Alexander,
m Charles Macpherson, of England;
mixed voices, organ acc. ad lib. Ato.
(Musical times, no. 969) © Oct. 31,
1923; 1 c. Nov. 1; E 572585 ; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 21982

Jesus Christ my Saviour; w T. O.
Chisholm, m W. M. R., of U. 8. ©
Nov. 1, 1923; 2 ec Nov. 9; E 576935;
William M. Runyan, Chicago.

21983

Jesus Christ the crucified: w Oswald
J. Smith, m H. R. P., of Canada. ©
Sept. 3)..%923;, 1,-e, Nov. 14;..b
573047; Harold Ross Pannabecker,
Toronto, Canada. 21984

Jesus died praying for me: w Ina
Duley Ogden, m Roger M. Hickman,
of U. S: © Aug. 1, 1923; 2. ¢. Dec.
5. 1923; EH 575224; Herbert G. To-
vey, Los Angeles. 21985

Jesus, lover of my soul; w Charles
Wesley, m Simeon B. Marsh, arr.
Harold Hart Todd, of U. S.; six pt.
cho: ©: Sept: (671928 2 «Nov. 2:
I) 576733; Lamar & Barton, Nash-
ville. [© arrangement] 21986

Jewels (The) of the Madonna; inter-
mezzo no. 2, Wolf-Ferrari, arr. and
played Wilfred Pelletier, of U. S.
(Ampico, no.. 61753-G) [ Music
rolly: © Jan. 20; 1923; 2°¢ Dee: 13;
E 575599: American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 21987

Jiggs and Dinty Moore; w F. H. and
B. H., m EH. S. 8. Huntington, of
U.S. ©l1c. Dee. 7, 1923; EB .575340;
F. Hicks and Bill Hughes, Ashley,
Pa. 21988

Jiggs and Maggie; w Leonard Hulit,
m HP. Ro of . Si! Qul ci Noy, 4,
1928; E 574613; Frances Porter
Ross, Ocean Grove, N. J. 21989

Jilted blues; w Herbert B. Collier,
melody Ewing Reid, of U.S. ©1e.
Noy. 14, 1923 ; E 577018; Oliver Hill-
man, Chicago. 21990

Joe Pepper rag; by Jas. Tinker, of U.
S.; ten. banjo, or ten. mandola. ©
Noy,.” 1,2 1923.5 2a Gi ON ee
577691; John R. Hansen, Ely, Minn.

21991

John J. McGraw, he’s a credit to the
U.S. A. jw and m,B. C,0f Uisii ©
Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ce. Nov. 7; EB 574801;
Betty Connors, New York. 21992

Join the knights of the Ku klux klan;
w Frank EK. Brown, m C. I. B., of
U. S. Indianapolis, Ind., 100% pub.
co. (Cover-title:—Come join the
knights of the Ku klux klan) ©
Nov. 9, 1923: 2 ¢. Nov. 14; EH 575041 ;
Claud I. Brown, Indianapolis, Ind.

21993

Jolly brownies; w Laurene Highfiela,
m H. W. Porter, of U. S.;° unison,
or solo, with two pt.-refrain. 4to.
(School music for the upper grades
and high school) © Apr. 2, 1923;
2c. Apr. 12; E 559273; Chart music
pub. house, Chicago. 21994

Joueur (Le) de fitiite; paroles de Alex-
andre Trebitsch, musique de A.
Chantrier, of France. © Nov. 3,
1923: 1 ¢. Nov. 30; BE 572961; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 21995

Joy (The) wheel; by HE. Sutton, of
Great Britain; ten. trombone solo
in B flat, with pf. acc. © Sept. 28,
1923; 1 c. Nov. 3; E 572644; Boosey
& co., London. 21996

Joyee; song fox-trot, by Jack Hylton,
of Great Britain; orch. 4to.
(Chappell & co.’s orchestral journal,
no. 945: Chappell & co.’s salon or-
chestral journal, no. 230) © Oct.
3; 19238; 1..¢:° Oet. (1650 BY S12427 ;5
Chappell & co., ltd., London. [©
arrangement] 21997

Juanita, I love you; coloratura waltz
- gong, Spanish style, w and m L. D.,
of ‘Uy Ss; sop." \@©! Nove’ 22,7928 ;
2 ce. Nov. 26; FE 577593; Louise D’Ar-
tell, Long Beach, Calif. 21998

Judge (The); w and m H. L. B., of
U.S. « Ody Gy Now 0) ie
574771: Horace L. Broughton, Mar-
blehead, Mass. 21999

Juggler; fox-trot et shimmy, par Wal-
ter Spring, of France; piano.
Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ce. Nov. 30; E 572954 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 22000

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12,1923 .

Jumble (The) book series; bk. 1, fun
and work in melody, harmony and
rhythm, w and m Louise Van Wage-
nen, of U. S., ed. Walter H. Aiken.

4ie. © Oct. 9, 1923)7,2,e:(Oet..13,
aff. Oct. 18; A 759659; Willis music
co., New York. 22001
Jump Fritz, I feed you liver; w Mack

Henshaw and Joe Manuel, m Harry
Jentes, of U. S., arr. Ted Eastwood,
OLE S: ©l1-«. Dec. 4, 1923; E
577663; Broadway music corp., New
York. 22002

June’s the time for roses; waltz, D’-
Lorah, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U.
S.; vocal orch. with words, in G.
Ae fe) Agr. 4, 1993 <2. Apr’ 12%
E 559266: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

220038

June zephyrs; w L. B., melody Ray-
mond Nielson’ [pseud.
Fisher], of U. S. © 1c. Noy. 19,
1923; E 577186; Leon Blumenfeld,
New York. 22004

Just a Clancy that’s all: w and melody
Me ee ariel 14. ,, OL U.S: arri lL. S
Gite. Wee. 4.. 1923- “HY 577662:
Morris Davidson, Youngstown, O.,
and Leo Scott, Asheville, N. C.

22005

Just a little bunch of roses: w Louis
Piper, mw GO. .. of UL S,, op: 98:
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1923:
2 ¢. Oct. 26; EH 577054; Gustav Otto
Hornberger, Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y.

22006

Just a little love;
Clare Kummer, m Maurice Yvain, of

France. ‘© Novy. 21, 1923: 2 c. Nov.
ete a Ot oo0 ; | Harms, inc,:”’ New
York. : 22007
Just a little loving kindness; w Calia

Altstaetter, m W. M. R., of U.S. ©
Now.) 1/1923 5 2) c. (INove9); E}i576934;
William M. Runyan, Chicago.

22008

Just a little rag-doll waiting for you;
w J. F., melody Herman A. Hummel,
ey. is ©.t @ Novi 211993 Bb
977315; James Fenton, Cleveland.

22009

Just all for mine; w and m N. R., of

He4S., arr. Rudolf’ Thaler. of U.S.
@© 1. c¢. Nov. 15, 1923 ;).W.574989;

Nettie Rossi, Philadelphia.
Just American; three-part songs, w
anon., m Henry E. Sachs, arr. Geo.
J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; unchanged
voices. 4to. (Witmark school edi-

22010

of Ethel

from One kiss, w |

a

/
a ee pe OOM chine SC ES Gace altri shve PE

tion;; no;,,1702), .© Nov...17,' 19235
2oe Nov. 26; E. 577519 ; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 2201T

Just arrived; vaudevilie comedy skit,
w George T. Moyse, m Roma Falk,
of U. S. © 1c: Dec. 6, 1923: D
26505: Billy and Edith Deveraux,

Ishpeming, Mich. 22012
Just between us two: w F. H., m Geo.
Gram ire; Of Ok. Si SP aer: Theo. G.
Beach: Of Wars: ©. fee! Nove 16;
1923; E 577101; Frank. Holland,
Fairmont, W. Va. 22013

Just for to-night: waltz, Oskar Geiger,
arr. in Ist. position, Harry S. Ed-
wards, of U. S.; violin with pf. acc.
© UNGy. 26,7 1923" 2". Nov. 307;)
575152; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. [© arrangement]

22014

Just like a diamond; from Topics of
1923, w Harold Atteridge, m Jean
Schwartz, of U. S. © Dec. 7, 1923;
2 CU Wee. & oc ikl OO Than. Le: s
New York. 22015

Just like they do in the movies: w
Neil Moret, melody Dan. Medecraft,

of U. 'S., ‘arr,’ Neil “Moret studio,
Ob Ut Sey ihe Noy. 19) Aaa By

577151; Chas. H. Medcraft, Alameda,

Calif. 22016
Just now: fox trot, w and m M, C. G.,
OF ON S.10 Gy de. Nov! 16/1923
577111: Morris C. Gordon, New
York. 22017
Just one little word dear: w F. M., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.

©. 1. e.) Nov. 23,
F. Moens, Bruns-
wick, Me. 22018
Just one more day: w Babe Thomp-
son, m Spencer Williams, of U. S.
©. Oct), 30;; 1923 ; .2.e--New!: 15,3.
574910; Melody music co., New York.
22019:

Just play make-believe; w and m
Kathryn Donart-Webster, of U. S.:
medium voice. © Nov. 19, 1923; 2
eo Nov, 225; Ey, Dto050 > G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 22020
Just to hear you whisper, I love you:
w and m Arthur A. Penn, arr. Geo.
J. °Trinkaus, of" Ur 8." 4toi CwWit-
mark edition excellent quartette ar-
rangements, no. 1730, 1731) 1. Fe-
male yvoices—2. Male voices. ©
Dec. 4, 1923; 2 c. each Dec. 12; &
575505, 575506 : M. Witmark & sons,

New York. [© new arrangement]
29021, 22022

Beach, of U. S.
1923; E- 577342 ;

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32923

mt)

Juvenile music; by Thaddeus P. Gid-
dings, Will Earhart, Ralph L. Bald-
win and Elbridge W. Newton manag-
ing editor, of U. S. (Music educa-
tional series) 8vo. © Aug. 30,
1923): 2.’ Oct. 12, ais JNO. 3, A

759402: Ginn & Company, Boston.
22023

Kale (Die) unter der chipe; melody
Peretz Sandler, of U. S. © 1le
Noy. 22. 1923: E 575010; Louis Gil-
rod, Brooklyn. 22024

Kapéia mpos Kapérav (Kardia pros
kardian) ;. mazurka by L. C., of
Greece, domiciled at New York;
mand. 1, 2, mandola, chitara. ©
Nov,..,1,,1923 5. 2..¢c. Nev.;D » E..516759 ;
Lucian Cavadias, New - York.

22025

Kashmiri song; from Indian love lyr-
ies, Woodforde-Finden, played An-
drei, Kmitas/6f&U..S.¢ in. Be aa
(Ampico, with words, no. 981—-F)
[Music roll]. ©..Feb., 20, .1923,; 2c.
Dec. 138; E 575583; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]

22026

KKatie Callaghan; song waltz, w Thos.
H. Lewis, m Francis Day, of Eng-
land. . © Oct. 27,. 1928; 1 « Nov. 8;
E 972661; Imperial music pub. ¢o.,
London. 22027

Keep on never minding; w Joan Hast-

ings, m Gladys Ross; of England.
Gy » Dees, As) 1928 ; ohare Dec; Sor EH
573037; G. Ricordi & co., London.

22028

Keep your eye on the ball; w Joseph
McCarthy, melody Harry Tierney, of
U.S. OLE Dee. 3, 1923 ; EB 577682 ;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 22029

Kelly old pal of mine; w EK. T., m Chas.
T,. Hawards, of U.'S2"O 1 c!'Nov.'21,

1923; E 577308; Eddie Toy, Penns
Grove, N. J. 22030
Kerless love; negro song, arr. Jean

Pawror, Of. U4 Sar (NOV. Zou leas ;
Dry INON. O81 AOL oe BOW Gray
co., New York. [© arrangement]
; 22031
Keyboard harmony; by C. A. A., of
Di Sapt.ydn8vo. ; Gy duly, 2a, 1923:
2.¢ Sept. 5, aff. Sept. 4) A 758591 ;
Carolyn Alden Alchin, Los Angeles.

22032
Kiss (A); w Justine Nickles, m
George Nickles, of U. S., arr. Theo.

GC Beach! of US. "Or ited Wow'5,

1923: H 574848; Sue K.’ ' Collins,
“White Plains, N. Y. 22033

pt. 111, 0. s., v.18

Kiss (A) by wireless; w B. B., melody
Morris Pearlman, of U. S., arr. B. B.
and M: P.;-of U. S. © 1c Nov. 19,
1928 ;. E 577558 ; Benjamin’ Brom-
berg, Brooklyn. 22034

Kiss me sweet; w and melody Steve J.
Lewis and A. J. Piron, of U.S. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 26, 1923; EH 577441; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 220385

Kiss me, when you want to do your
kissing; w and m Christian Marcus,
of U.-S." © Auge 45,822 2 oy.
22; BE 575024; Love light music co..,
New York. 22036

Kisses; w J. Eugene Thompson, m H.
Otto. Piatti, Of U..S;. ©) inca eves,
1923; E 574770; Eugene Thompson
and Otto Piatti, Elmhurst, N. Y.

22037

Kissing time; waltz, w Sam M. Lewis
and Joe Young, m Geo. W. Mever,

of U.S. © Sept: 29) sage a ov.
21,1923; E ST(31- Irvine Bern,
inc., New York. 22038

Ikitchen (The) stove; w Tommy Malie
and Dick Finch, m Ernest Breuer
and Paul Van Loan, of U, 8S. ©
Nov., 16,° 1923 '°2 "Govern ty
577140; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 22039

Kitty alone and 1; w and m collected
and arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of England.
(In Nursery songs from the Appa-
lachian Mountains, second series)
©) Oct 23,1920 7 es eee
572405; Novello & co., Itd., London.
[© arrangement] 22040

Klenau (Paul) Tre sange; af Jeppe
Aakjaer, musik af P..K., of Den-
mark. Contents:—1l. Ole.—2. Kjes-
ten.— 3. Gaa i skoven. © Oct 9,
1923: 1 e. Nov. 133) 572743 5 Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 22041

Knew not the sun; four-part cho., w
John B. Tabb, m William Clifford
Heilman, of U. S., op. 17; women’s
voices. 4to. (G.S. 8vo. choruses,

“no. 1061) Cl Nev. see.) Wee ae c.
Noy. 28; E 577539; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 22042

Knickerbocker days; melody F. G. M.,
of US. © 1 CONGV a eee
575028; Fred George Morit, Brook-
lyn. 220438

Knox (Winn) method of popular mu-
sic for the pianoforte; study chart
in the key of G major, W. K&., of
TW S210 ini by 14 i! © Sept 24,
1923 +2 c. Sept. 29; A 762452); Winn
Knox, Los Angeles. 22044

1240

Kol nidre;

; ad

no. 12, 1923

transcribed Charles J.
Roberts, played Milton Suskind, of
U:.-8.2 in B flat... (Ampieo,, with
words, no. 1121-F) [Music roll] ©
Mame. 1923-2 ¢. Dec. 13:3. 5
575586; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 22045

Kong Tut; musik of Jean Bernhard,
of Denmark; lille orkester, piano-
konduktor. 4to. K¢ébenhavn &
Leipzig, Wilhelm Hansen, musik-
forlag: ©, Aug.) 1, 1923; 1 ¢., July
23; HE 572742; Jean Bernhard, Co-
penhagen. 22046

Konzert ftir klavier in es-dur,: mit
begieitung des orchesters; von Hans
Pfitzmer;.of, Germany,‘ op...31..,,, 1.
Klavierauszug.—2. Orch. partitur.
©-Mar. 8, 1923; 1. ¢c.,each Apr. 2;
I} 557340, 557341; Adolph Ftirstner,
Berlin. 22047, 22048

Kotek i myszka (Cat and mouse) ;
polka, melody P. F:, of U: S.

1 ¢ Nov. 18; 1923 5" 574827 5° Peter
Feldhann, New York. 22049

Ku-klux-klan blues; w H. L. L., m
Norris Guthrie, of U. S., arr. H..L.
i! fame! NivG) (1 e' Nov. 20; 1923);
E 574996; Hampton Lee Lester,
Charleston, W. Va. 22050

Ww kis march: by’ W.'A!' R., ‘of U!'S.;

pf. [Photographic copy] © 1.
Nov.’ 10, 1928: “EH 575078; “Walter
Ardrell Riggs, Aransas Pass, Tex.
22051

La-haut-valse; mais je l’aime encor,
de Vopérette-bouffe La-haut, lyrics
de Albert Willemetz, musique de
Maurice Yvain, of France. © Nov.
3.1923; 1’. Nov. 303° H"572969 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 22052
adv Moon; two-part song, w Alethea
Chaplin, m Cyril Jenkins, of Great
Britain; children’s voices. 4to.
(Boosey’s modern festival series of
choral music, no. 4) [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept. 14,
1923; 1 c. Nov. 3; BE 572648; Boosey
& co., London. 22053
Lady of the lantern; from Ziegfeld
follies of 1928, w Gene Buck, m
Victor Herbert. of U. S. © Nov. 8,
1923; 2 c Nov. 12; E.576981; Harms,
inc., New York. 22054
Lady, those cherries plenty; w tradi-
tional, m Thomas Morley, of HEng-
land, ed. and adapted Edmund H.
Fellowes, of England; male voices.
4to. (Male voice choir library, no.
72: Thomas Morley’s ballets to five
voices, no. 16) © Nov. 6, 1923; 1 ¢.
Nov. 20; E 572855; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. f 22055

_ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS |

|

22064

Lady why grieve you still me? w tra-
ditional,, m Thomas. Morley, ed.
and adapted Edmund H. Fellowes, of
England; male yoices.. 4to. (Male
voice choir library, no. 67: Thomas
Morley’s madrigals to four voices,
no. 6) © Oct. 31,1923; 1c. Nov. 12;
E 972723; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Len-
don. 22056

Land of my dreams; w and m J. W.
VR Gn. Sarr Act W. Roper. ot

U.S. (Jn Songs of the Southland) -
© Dec. T,.19238 ;°'2) °c.) Nov,. 26°:' 0
Ditoles oS. Wy vam De Venter:
Tampa, Fla. 22050

Lantern (The) o’er the house top nye;
‘w and 'm'P:''M., of U.S. © 1 «
Nov. 5, 1923; E 576784: Florence
Murray, Springfield, Mass. 22058:

Last (The) apple; unison, or solo, and
two-part refrain, w Laurene High-
field, m H. W. Porter, of U. S. 4to.
(School music for the upper grades
and high school) © Nov. 19, 1923;
2 ¢. Noy. 23; #577325; ‘Chart music
pub. house, Chicago. 22059

La Tombelle (F. de) Trois cantiques #
Saint Francois d’Assise [et] Can-
tique 4 Sainte-Claire; poésie de M.
Serville, musique de F. de La Tom-
belle, of France; avec acc. d’orgue.
Contents :—1. O grand serviteur de
lPéglise.—2. Gloire 4 vous, séraphique
Pére.—8. Saint-Francois, Pére séra-
phique.—4, Cantique 4 Sainte-Claire.
©), Sept. 24.1923; 1c. Nov. 5; EB

572658.;- Veuve L. J.. Biton, St.
Laurent-sur-Sevre, France. 22066

Lawdy lawdy blues; w and melody Ida
Cox, Of OLS, "Oi 1’) Nov.16,' 1923"

EK 577086; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 22061

Lead me in the way everlasting; w and
my Ko Woe es 1) teal Nov. 24.
1923; E 575068; Katherine Reiling,
Chicago. 22062

Lebell (Ludwig) Three short and easy
pieces; in the first four positions,
by L. Lebell, of Great Britain, op.
21; violoncello and pf. Contents :—
1. Idyll.—2. Humoresque.—3. Minuet.
er Ulens 0,4 O25 ok fe. NOW SF
572623 ; Schott & co., London.

22063

Left all alone with the blues; w and
m Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby and
Lou Handman, of U. S. © Dec. 7%,
1923: 2 « Dee. 7; E 575366; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

22064

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Legend of the hermit thrush; by
Michael Banner, of U. S.; pf., four
liands. © Nov. '20, 1923;'2 ¢. Nov.
Dat. Hel (toa, G&G. SCHInMers INe.,
New York. 22065

Leggenda (La) di Roma; versi di
Vittorio EK. Tega, musica di M. S.
Ciociano, of Italy. © Sept. 1, 1923;

1 ¢« Oct. 29; E 572581; Raffaele
Izzo, Napoli. 22066
Leibkutscher (Der) des Fridericus

rex; Singspiel in 38 akten, von Gus-
tay Quedenfeldt, musik von Joseph
Snaga, u. Fritz Manninger, of Ger-
many: klavierauszug mit text. ©
July 12,.1923.5,h e. Dec. 43 H,S72992);
Ahn & Simrock, buhnenverlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 22067

Lest we forget; arr. Will P. Held, of
U. S.; orch. 4to. (Sing them again
series) Contents: 1. Tenting on the
old camp ground.—2. Wait till the
sun shines, Nellie —3. Mother Ma-
ehree., “C) LOetK. d4q1923 +32 e., Nov.
13; E 574804: [© arrangement]
Norman Jeffer.es, Philadelphia.

22068

Let all the world go by; waltz song,
w Helen Williams, m Archibald
Joyee, of Great Britain. © Sept.
28. 1923 1 @) Oct a3% BHi572425;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 22069

Let me comfort you; w Edward Lock-
ton, m. H. E.. Gibson-Butler, of
Great Britain. 1. In B flat—2. In D
flat.—3..In E flat: © Sept. 3, 1923;
1 ec. each Oct. 18; E 567953 ; Bower-
man & co., Itd., London. 22070

Let me waltz with you; w and melody
Billy Baskette and Jack Denny,. of

Ra So Oo ie Nov. 16, 1923
577076: Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 22071

Let’s do and say we didn’t. let’s don’t
and say we did; from Kid boots, w
Joseph McCarthy, m Harry Tierney,
of U. 8S. © Dee. 5, 19233 :2.¢c. Dec. 7;
Jf) 575375; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.

22072

Let us sing; sacred songs, w and arr.

Ne es Bes of We sega me UN, a a aan
others, v. 1. 4to © Aug 29, 1923;
2 ¢. Sept. 14, aff. Sept. 10; A 755235 ;
“Nicholas Lambert Ridderhof, Los
Angeles 22073

Letter, (The); w Alfred Lord Tenny-
son, m F. Hivira Gambogi, of Hneg-
land; in B. flat. © Nov. 27, 1923;
1e¢. Nov. 30; E 573040: Elkin & co.,
Itd., London. 22074

|

pt. 11, 0. s., v. 18

Letter (A)- from home; w Calia Alt-
staetter, m W. M. R.,; of U.S.
Noy. 1, 1923; 2 ¢ Nov. 9; EB 576932 ;
William M. Runyan, Chicago. —

220745

Letter (A). to Santa; w T. Bishop
Swift, m Robert Braine, of U. S.;
med. veice. © Nov. 12, 1923; 2
ec. Nov. 15; E 577056; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 22076

Letty; w E. L., m Clifton Keith, of U.
8S. Long Branch, N. J., Keith’s music
house. © Oct. 15, 1923; 2 ¢:: Nov.
15; EK 574896; Eugene Le Blanc.
Long Branch, N. J. 22077

Leviathan: march, B:)A.'S.\o0r UWS. ;
pf.. "©, Nov. 11%, 1928) 2 G: Nov.19 -
E 577244; Benj. A. Stein, Red Wing,
Minn. 22078

Liebe (Die) (Love); from Die Yid-
dishe-shiksse, w Anshel Schorr, m
Si; Sqc0EsU.g38: Cpoypss ry)
Nov. 14, .1928:+2., ex Nov. wives.
575107; Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn.

22079

Lied (Das) der deutschen kolonisten
in Russland; von Georg Schiine-
mann, of Germany. (Sammelbinde
fiir vergleichende musikwissenschaft,
herausgegeben von Carl Stumpf und
EH. M. von Hornbostel, dritter band)
© Apr. 5,.1923; 1.c., Sept.4; A—
Foreign 23132; Drei masken verlag,
a. g., Miinchen, Germany. 22080

Life perfect; w Alfred Lambourne, m
Hugh Willard Dougall, of U. S. ©
1c Apr. 18, 1923; E 559401; Hugh
W. Dougall, Salt Lake City. 22081

Life (The) you live from day to day:
w S. M.,m E. 8. S. Huntington, of U.
Sr © Le wDec. 7:19285 Bago 1 :
Sidney McEntyre, Elkins, W. Va.

22082

Light of our life; w Dorothy Dickinson,
m Raymond Loughborough, of Great
Britain: ‘©: Oct. 27 1923); (1; Oct.
20; E 572488; Chappell & co., Itd..
London. 22083

Light (The) of the world; candle serv-
ice, music by various composers, or
U.S. © June 18, 1923; 2 ¢ and aff.
Oct. 24; A 762512; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 2208+t

Like my Irish Rose; w H. C., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach,

of US: © 1 ei Nov, 238)/49234 FE
577344; Henry Cyples, New York.

22085

Lilacs; composed, transcribed and

played, Sergei Rachmaninoff, of U.
S. (Ampico,.red label, no. 61761--

1242

no. 12, 1925

H) © Feb. 20, 1923; 2
I) 575577; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 22086

Liliput; chime fox-trot, w Lloyd Fry,
m Fredk. Hollander, of Austria, pf.
arr. Claude B. Yearsley, of Great
Britain. © Oct. 11, 1923; 1 c. Nov.
5; BH 573044; Dix, ltd., London.

22087

Lily (The) and the rose; w and m
Ralph G. Pollock, of U. S. © Nov.
1, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 6; E 574663; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.

22088

Lincoln; w David Stevens, m Joseph
W. Clokey, of U. S.; mixed voices.
(Laurel octavo, American composers
series, no. 1008) © Nov. 24, 1923;
pve Nove 287 HV ot252 8Cr. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 22089

Linger awhile; dancing song, w Harry
Owens, m Vincent: Rose, of U. S.
©-Noy.. 16, 1923; 2
577277 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

F 22091)
fox trot, w Harry Owens, m Vin-
eent Rose, of U. S., arr. Frank E.
Barry, of U. S.; orch.,, with. words.
Feist ed. ..4to. .©.Nov.. 13, 1923;
2.¢e. Nov. 14; E 574920: Leo Feist,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

22091

Liszt (iWranz) Etude de concert; by
Liszt, ed. McNair Ilgenfritz, of U.
S.. played Ivan Kerouak. (Solo
carola, no. 75056) [Music roil]
Dee, 3.1923 +2, c.; Dee: 14 > “BH, b15545 ;
Cable co., Chicago. .[© editing]
22092

—lLes préludes; by Liszt, played
Wilfred Pelletier and Arthur Loes-
ser, ota wy) S47) pts a, /2. 1) (Ampico,
red label, no. 61273—-H, 61183-H)}
[Music roll] © Sept. 20, Oct. 20,
AO2 24 2 we. each), Dee. 13, 1928;
075995, 575598: American piano co.,
New York. [© interpretation]

22093, 22094

Lithuanian orchestra dance folio, no.
1; collection of the most popular
Lithuanian pieces, arr. K. Echtner,
of U. S.; 1st violin. 4to. (Lietuviu
hymnag,. mos,.,d—25), ©) Octses, 25,
1923; 2 c. Noy. 5; E 576760; Georgi
& Vitak music co., Chicago. 22095

Litthke (A) Childe there is ibore;: w
anon., m J. Ml. J., of England: cho.
of female voices. 4to. © Oct. 31,
19235; 1 ¢ Novi''1 3 “BE -572588; J! M.
Joseph, ‘London, — 22096

iC)

e.) Deeds: :

ec... Nov.cdhis E

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

22107

Little girl just say you’re mine; w R.
B., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. Beach, of U. S. © 1c. Noy.
23, 1923; E 577341; Rachel Beitler,
Marion, Ind. 22097

Little gray lady o’ mine; w and m
We V., Ac JEL, of Canada, OQyul &
Nov. 23, 1928; E 577386; Wilfrid
Vernon Arnold Head, London, On-

tario, Canada. 22098
Little (The) grey church; serenade, -
Harold Bennett, of U. S.;. orch.

Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
4ioo (Oo NOV, AO? 192 3% 2. NOV. 165
E 577132; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. 22099

Little (The) major; march, Jos. J.
Denton, of U. S8., op. 28; 1st. and
2nd. violin and pf. Denton & Has-
kins ed. © Nov. 24, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov.
10; E 577619; Denton & Haskins
music co... New York. 22100

Little princess; by Otto Ortmann, of
U. SS.) pf.) (Lhree -dansettes, no.
Is )oi «© ‘Nov. 19, 1923 :-2.e Nov. 22;

E 575050; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. . 22101
Little Red Riding Hood: musical

play in 5 acts, by Robert Forseman,
of, U;, S...../Photestat),,, ©. July 15,
1923; 2 c Aug. 29; D 26503; Vulcan
record corp., New York. 22102

Little red rose o’ mine; w Daniel S.
Twohig, m Frank H. Grey, of U. S.
ey Nov 2a. 19238.) 20 e Dec 6.0
577765; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 22103

Little revue at nine o’clock; selection,
arr. Sydney Baynes, of U. S.; pf.
@. Oct: 3, 1923; Poeh sOet) 2073) EB
572434; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew. Itd., and Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, London. 22104

Little (The) rogue; by J. Lilian Van-
devere, of U. 8.:; orch. of bells, tri-
angle, castanets, tambourine and
drum. Sc. and pts. © Dec. 3, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 6; E 577759; Art publica-
tion soc., St. Louis. 22105

Little spinning wheel; by Eugene
Pigazman: of IS: pt, «© Nov. 17,
TOI Rs ZC, NOV) aoe wi: DIAS 5 Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 22106

Little suite; by Reginald Heber Hunt,
of England; pf. Contents: 1. Folk
tune. —2. Serenade. —38. Reminis-
cence.—4. Cavalcade.—)5. Musette.
© (Oct 24.71928 1°"! Nove SB
572677; Stainer & Bell, 1td., London.

22107

1248

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22108

Little things; humorous song, w and
m Peirse Duncombe, of Great Brit-
ain; in G. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 18, 1923; 1 «.
Oct. 22; E 572497; Reynolds & co.,
London. 22108

Little travelers; Ww. and
Rowe, of U. S. © Oct. 30, 1923;
2 ce. Nov. 15; E 574886; H. M. Eagle,
Burkes Garden, Va. 22109

Little (The) wooden whistle wouldn’t
whistle; w Billy Curtis, m H. V.,
of U. S. © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
S03 Hh SiSa19l so Harny: Vien. <laizer
music pub. co., New York. ZIAAO

Live it as you go; w Lizzie De Ar-
mond, m Chas. H. Gabriel, of U. S.
©) »Oeks (Ay) 1923 3),.2, ec) Oct. Lhe BH
5773038 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 22111

Living hymns; book of worship and
praise, compiled and ed. William E.
Chalmers, 8S. W. B., Charles A. Boyd
and others, of U. S. Philadelphia,
[etc.], Judson press. 12mo. © Aug.
1, 1923; 2 e and aff. Sept. 10, 19238;
A 756688; Samuel W. Beazley, Chi-
cago. ZONA

LY “he” ’a” yule'"pene’: ‘versi di’ CG. O.
Lardini, musica di HE. Ricciardi, of
Ifaly ; mand. ‘acc. ’ 4to. © Sept. 8,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E 576860; Casa
editrice musicale Sorrento, Naples.

22113

Lobsters; w R. P., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
WiolSe | Orb vesiMove 29)'98993) 3 1)
577185: R. Pasher, Montreal, Que-
bec, Canada. — 22114

Loca! tango, de Manuel Jovés, of
Spain; piano. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ec.
Nov. 30; E 572953; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. Papi 85)

Lochinvar ; cantata in two parts, poem
by Walter Scott, m Laurence Pow-
ell, of Great Britain; female, or
treble voices. Vocal sc. 4to.
Oct. 24, 1923; 1 «. Nov. 3; E 572604;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London.

| 22116

Lolky pops ; by.) Be Reg fOL eas: ;
banjo. © se." Now 3.7923 2 8)
576774; Harry F. Reser, New York.
VAT.

Lonely for you; w Gus Kahn, melody
Isham Jones, of U. S.
16, 1923; E 577075; Irving Berlin,
inc., New. York. 22118

m James,

() 1 ec. Nov..

pt. m1, 0. s., v.18

Lonely Ill be when away dear; w L.
M. M., m Pauline B. Story, of U. S.
New York,-Frank Harding. © Nov.
12, 1923; 2 c “Noy. 15; HB 514932;
Louisa M. Moore, Denver. 22119

Lonely lane; w and m Wendell W.
Hall of U. S.. © Nov. 9, 1923; 2 c.
Noy. 10; E 574785; Jerome H. Rem-
ick & co., New York. 22120

Lonesome; w ©. W. H., melody John F.
Ryan, of “UV. S.0 4 eee To,
1928; EH 574887; C. W. Hopkins,
Christopher, Ill. Z2i2t

Lonesome (A) heart; w R. P. C.,,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
Ic: Noy, 19, 1925 5 ota ty
P. Crosby, Hudson, N. Y. a plas

Long lost mamma daddy misses you;
w and m Harry Woods, arr. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, of U. S. 4to. (Witmark
edition excellent quartette arrange-
ments, no. 1735, 1786) 1. Female
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © Dec. 4,
1923; '2 c. each Dec. 12; H 575507,
575008; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

22123; 22124

Long (A) tramp; by Henrietta Gris-
wold, of Uz'S.) op? 3; No. pL with
w. (Boy scout pieces. no 1) ©
Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 8; BE 577803 ;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.

22125.

Longing for you; vocal fox-trot, Stan-
ley Barle, of England; in E flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©' Sept. 28; 1928") ewov. 3... 5)
572597 ; Wilford, Itd., London.

22126

Look in your Neart: ow Bowe W.,
melody Harold Levey, of U. S.; ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1923; H 577820; Ed-
ward H. Wever, New York. 22127

Looking all over for you; w 8S. K. K.,
mB. K:, of US. ton eee. 3,
1923: E 576781; Selma Kastor Katz
and Bertha Kastor, Worcester.

22128

Looking unto Jesus; w Geo. W. Sten-
ton, m O. J. S., of Canada. © May
1, 1921; 1 c. Nov. 7, 1923; B 572874;
Oswald J. Smith, Toronto, Canada.

22129

Lord (The) my pasture shall prepare ;
hymn-anthem, w Addison, m John
R. Van Vliet, of U. S.; solo, quartet
and mixed cho., with organ acc.

- (G. Schirmer’s octavo church music,
general anthems, no. 7062) © Nov.
12, 1928's '2c.. Nov. 4155" }Saeeae =
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 22130

1244

no. 12, 1923

Lord (The) our God alone is strong;
w Caleb T. Winchester, m Harold
Hart Todd, of U. S.. © Sept. 6,
1923; 2.¢. Nov. 2; E 576735; Lamar
& Barton, Nashville. 22131

Lord, Thou hast been our dwelling
place; sacred song, w from the
Bible, m Louis Baker Phillips, of U.
S.; in P min! ''© Nov. 5,'1923 + 2'e.
Noy. 20; E 577217; Boosey & co.,
New York. Dale

short anthem, w Psalm XC, 1, 2,
m C€. Whitney Coombs, of U. S8.;

mixed voices, organ ace. Ato.
(Church music review, no. 700) ©
MGV HO) Ae, NOV. .2t

075144; H. W. Gray co., New York.
22133

Loro (El) pelado; tango milonga, par
Eduardo Gareri, of France; orch.
avec piano-conducteur. 4te. ©
iNew. 26, ~1923:.° 1..G.\) Novi 203 EB
5729038; Société anonyme des edi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. 22134

Lost faces, and home; w M. L. J., m
E. 8S: S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1 «& Nov. 26, 1923; E 577479; Mary
Laura Jones, Toronto, Ont., Canada.

22135

Lost little sister; sympathy ballad, w
Alonzo Govern, m Babe Thompson,
of: U.S. «© Nov. 5,:1923; 2 ¢ Nov.
15; E 574909; Melody music co.,
New York. 22136

Lost! lost! lost; w and m H. G.T.,
oe. Se © Avgsd,1923; 2.¢.)Dec.
Be hOea aire 57152020 Herbert, G.
Tovey, Los Angeles, Cal. 22137

Lost youth; w Jim Gleason, m George
ates IW. OF Uc .,.,a7T. Theo. iG.
Beach, of U. S. -©1c. Nov. 5, 1923;
E 574858; Geo. J. Gleason, Camp

Verde, Ariz. 221388
Lots o’ mama; melody by Esther
Weber, Billy Meyers, and Elmer

Schoebel, of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 16,

1923; E 577118; Jack. Mills, inc,
New York. 22139
Louise de Lorraine; fantaisie, par

Joseph Rico, of Italy; orch. avec
piano conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 3,
Bee ke. NON. 255, Be Oooo 4 J.
Rico, Courbevoie, France. 22140

Love blossoms; w Armen Touryan
[pseud. of A. W.], m Frank: W.
Ford, of U. S.. New York, Frank
Harding. © Nov. 7, 1923; 2 ¢ Nov.
13; E 574810; A. Wilson, Newark,
Noe). iy 22141

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

22153

Love dream blues; w and m Alfred
Day, of Great Britain. © Sept. 26,
1923; 1 « Nov. 3; E 572642; Caven-
dish music co., London. 22142

Love from home for you and me; w
W. B. H.. melody John F. Ryan, of
WS © Te Neve 28,. 4923 >
577561; W. B. Hill, San Francisco.

22143

Love me daddy blues; w and m FE. W.
L.,0f Uy; So. © dhe. Nov. 26, 1923 -
E 975085; Fred W. Longshaw,
Kansas City, Mo. 22144

Love of mine; w and m L. E. A., of
Wr Se) O01 eh New. 16)" 9238/2
577114; L. Harle Abel, Tulsa, Okl.

22145

Love only makes life worth the living;
w L. L. D., melody John F. Ryan,
of U. 8S. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1923; E
574743 ; L. L. Dalton, Manti, Utah.

22146

Love sick; w E. B. W., m Geo. Graff,
Jip, OF.-U...5- alr. “Theo: Beach. OF

U.S: DS Rr ION.” facet Loci, ue
577346; Esther Belle Wheeler,
Marceline, Mo. 22147

Love song (Chanson d’amour) ; three-
part song, French by Ch. Grandad-
mougin, tr. F. Corder, m Josef Holl-
man, arr... Victor Harris, /o£ U.S. :

women’s voices, with violoncello
obbl. 4to. © Oct. 9, 1923; 2 c. Nov.

8; E 576890; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. [© arrangement] 22148

Love theme; from The white sister,

by din@e, Bs O86 Wai 8) }: pty to. ©
Nove: 22.) 4928 ;1 2. ‘ci Nent) 454) 8
079045; Joseph Carl Breil, New
York. 22149

Love upon the Nile; Egyptian sere-

nade, w William C. B. Kuchs, m E.
J.8., of UU. Sy? © 1.¢..Nov: 26, 1923 ;
E 577506; Elizabeth Jane La Motte,
Cleveland. 22150

Love will find your heart; w and m
a2 ON on tos. Gy pept. 1, 1922:
Be NOV ok POD 5B DOO sade. Lis
MeMahon, New York. 22151

Lovelight (The) in your eyes; w M.
G. M., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. "Iheo. 'G. Beach, of U. .Sic ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1923; E. 577103; Mary
Garnett Moore, Seattle. aps 3 9

Lovely-slush; w L. E., melody Luther
Ay Clark; of Ss. © uk «Nev 7,
1928; E 574591; Lavora Ennes, El
Paso, Tex. Deas

1245

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22154

Love’s awakening; w W. F. C., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Beach, of U. S. © ie. Nov. 23,
1923; E 577348; W. F. Church, E.
St. Louis, Ill. 22154

Love’s dream song; w and melody
James Brockman and Nat Osborne,

of. Ui. © Ley Nov.i4, :1923% B
577029; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 22155

Love’s melody; by Erik Meyer-Hel-
mund, of Great Britain; pf.
Oct! Bs'1923 +1 e2 Cet. 20> WoT248b ;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 22156
Love’s old sweet song; by J. L. Molloy,
transcribed and paraphrased, Edwin

H. hemare, “of Us**5e°: “organ:
(Famous melodies old and new)
© i Now. 6% :49285) 20 e.0Nove. 2030. E

577232: Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia [© new arrangement] 22157
Love’s triangle; w Dudley Beresford,
m Percy Elliott, of Great Britain.
@,Ocks2s,, £9283 Are, Nove Sa
572600; Lareine & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 22158
Loving and true; waltz, w and m P.
Hi: Bh, “ot! We Sie Ge Nove:,.d5,.1923":

Dias, NOV. 263." Hi o10090.; —Phwip
Henry Hale, St. Louis. 22159
Lullaby; w <A. A., melody Herman

Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher],
OL hse Loe C. Nove I. ison
574600; Alice Alison, Indianapolis.

22160
w Seumas MacManus, m Kath-
leen O’Connor, of Australia; low
voice. © Oct. 25, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 26;
E 574712; Composers’ music corp.,
New York. 22161

Mabel’s dream; melody Ike Smith,
of US: © ee Now. 16) 1923" ih
577084: Jack Mills, inc., New York.

22162

Maciek jedzie do Ameryki (Maciek
goes to America); w and melody
Joseph Kallini and P. F., of U. S.,
arr.” PB. Fy © the) Deck hy 21923)
577637 ; Peter Feldhann, New York.

22163

McNeil chord system for the tenor-
banjo; by C. E. M., of U. S. © July
Qos 2a! July sl late ny ot
A 757127; Charles BE. McNeil, Chi-
cago. 22164

Madcap October; w Marietta Cart-
land, m Charles Gilbert Spross, of
U. S.;-medium voice, in E flat. ©
Oet. 24 1923; 2c. Octi262 1 a16T4 7:
John Chureh co., Cincinnati.

22165

pt. 11, n. s., v. 18

Madel (Kin) muss da sein; terzett,
aus Doily, operette in drei akten,
gesangstext von Rudolf Bernauer,
musik von Hugo Hirsch, of Germany,
klavy. arr. v. Otto Lindemann, of
Germany. © Oct. 20, 1923; 1 c.
Noy. 19; E 572799; Drei masken-
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 22166

Magic (The) of thine eyes; w and

mK, .R.,,0f Bryer @: lige Naw 24,
1923; E 575074; Katherine Reiling,

Chicago. 22167
Magnolia (The) blossom; march,

Harry Cloud, of U. 8. 1. Band; arr.
Harry L. Altord:\4toe 20> Piano,
© Oct. 15, 1923; 2 ec. each Nov. 19;
E 577254, 577255; Magnolia petro-
leum co., Beaumont, Tex.

22168, 22169

Mah jong: w’ Si’ Ko he ime Ror
U.S.) © 1c Nov: 35,1923) 'H S76 7e2;,
Selma Kastor Katz and Bertha Kas- ~
tor, Woreester. 22170

Mah-jongg; w and m EF. L. L,.o£f U.
S., arr. Otto Zimmerman, of Canada.
©1c. Dee. 4, 19283; BE 577656; Felix
L. Lewis, Montreal, Canada. 22171

Mah (The) jongg blues; or, I wan’ to
belong to the throng where they
play Mah jongg, w and m John
Picorri, of U. S., arr. Mortimer
Baum, of U: S. (OVA esNov, 9,
1923; E 576826; Jacob Weinstein,
Cleveland. BAT

Maid o’ my dreams; w L. B. G., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S) ©1.«@.-
Nov. °D; . 1928: 5714852" Laura.
Brewster Gowan, Nisland, S. D.

22173

Mailman (The) blues; w C. W., melo-
ody John F. Ryan, of U.'S. © 1 c.
Nov. 28, 1923; E 577558; Clifford
Wilson, Los Angeles. 22174

Make hay hay; w A. §., melody C.
M:, of "UO. S$} ("1 el ecw Fe 1s23 -
FE. 575350; Carey Morgan and Arthur
Swanstrom, New York. BANS

Make me love you; fox trot, w and m
A. M:, of 'U. S.; Ist papers. © 1c.
Nov. 9, 1923; E 576943; Alexander
Molnar, New York. 22176

Mama knows; w and melody Steve J.
Lewis and A. J. Piron, of U.S. ©
1 ec. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577439; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. B2UTT
Mamma loves papa, papa _ loves
mamma; w and m Cliff Friend and
Abel Baer, of U. .S.; male voices.

1246

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 19238

Ate ©! Dec: 1151923 5°2'e: Dee! 12;
E 575603; Leo Feist. inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 22178

Mamma, papa and you; w andm G. D.
P. and Nelson Maple, of U. S. ©
Noy, ris, . 1923;,, 2 @,.Nov.. .22;, H
575040; George D. Peter & co., San
Trancisco. 22179

Mamma’s the boss; w and m Ben
Ryan and M. K. Jerome, of U. 8. ©
Nov.) 19;.°1923';' 2'.¢.) Nov. 19 5). B
577200; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 22180

Mammy yoo hoo yoo hoo I’m a callin’
you; w Edward Louis Watt, m Har-
old Joseph McDermott and Harry
George Poole, of U. S. © Nov. 14,
1923 :.2 c. Nov. 16; E 577147; Won-
derland music ¢o., Brooklyn. 22181

Mammy’s lullaby; w and m W.-F. J.,
eet. oS. ©) Oct. 15, 19285 20¢. Nov.
19: B 577265; Winona F. Jackson,
Davenport, Ia. 22182

Mammy’s song; mammy’s lullaby, w
and m Clarence Hamilton Reed, of
U. 8. © Nov. 24, 1923; 2c. Nov. 26;
FE 577588; American music pub. co.,
Lansing. Mich. 22183

Mam’zelle Clown; opérette en un acte,
de Georges Montignac, musique de
Jules Chevallier, of France; parti-
tion chant et piano avec livret in-
tercalé. 4to. ©- Dec. 31, 1922; 2 c¢.
Hen. 10, 1925; D' 26501; KR. Legouix,
Paris. ‘ 22184

Mandolin banjo studies; simplified
method, arr. M. J. S8., of Jugo-Slavia,

domiciled at New York City. ©
Mv 1028: 2. @.. Nov. 2ayet. BE

577394; Michael John Saxon, New
Dork: a 7 22185
Mandolinata; by Paladilhe, of Italy,
ar. a, P., of Ub! Si;o'cello ‘and pf.
© 1 @ Noy. 27, 1923; HE. 575118;

Ludwig Pleier, Atlantic City.
22186

Manila; w KE. L. S., m George Graff,
jr, of U. S.,; “arr Theo. 'G. Beach; of

ULISon@* pices Novy 5: 1923)
574844: E. L. Sabaricos, New York.
22187

Manney (Charles Fonteyn) Six tra-

ditional carols for Christmas; arr.
Cy Er. M.; of U! Si;.three women’s
voices, organ or piano ace. 4to.
Contents :—1l. God rest you merry
gentlemen.—2. Here a torch. Jean-
nette, Isabella—3. Sing we Noél.—
4+. O come, all ye faithful.—). The

22197

first Nowell.—6. Silent night. © Oct.
9, 1923; 2 ¢ Nov. 8; E 576885;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. [© ar-
rangement | 22188

March of the brave; by Charles D.
Blake, op. 188, rev. Harry L. Harts,
of U. S.; pf. Rev. ed. (Home recre-
ations. to. UG). ©: Nowy. 25, °° 1923 5
2 c. Nov. 30; E 577715; White-Smith

music pub. co., Boston. [© revi-
sion | 22189 .

March (The) of the gnomes; by Han-
del G. Lovell, of Great Britain; pf.
©. Nov. 22, 1923; 1.¢. Nov. 23; E
572865 ; Reid bros., Itd., London.
22190

by Maurice
orch. with pf. con-

March of the spooks;
Baron, oF U.S: ;

ductor. 4to. © Nov. 15, 1923; 2 ec.
Nov. 16; E 577142; Belwin, ine.,
New York. 22191

Marche des héros; par Jules Raux, of

France; orch. avec. piano conduc-
reurs: Ato. © sNoy. +3) \1923)7/,55 ©
Nov. (28; 572912 ;..J; Raux, ‘Paris.

22192

Marche funébre; extraite de la Pas-
sion, oratorio en 4 parties. par
Alexandre-Georges, transcr, par G.

- Logeart, of France; pour harmonie
et fanfare, conducteur si bémol. 4to.
© VOets 57 1928 14 EL Ock. +270 B
572526; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
[© transcription] 22193

Marchéta; love song of old Mexico,
Victor L. Schertziwger, arr. Dan
Godfrey, of Great Britain; full
military band. (Jn Chappell’s army
journal no, 512) 7°) Noy. 22, 1923":
1 ec. Dec. 7; E 573086; John Frank-
lin music co., New York. [© ar-
rangement | 22194

Marcia (La) su Roma; versi di A. N.
and KF; P., musica di V. D., of U. S.;
mand. ace. © 1.¢. Nov. 26, 1923:
E 577406; Vincenzo De Crescenzo,
Flaminio Pignoloni and Alberto Na-
poli, New York. 22195

Maréchal (Henri) 16 duetti scolaires;:
par H. M., of France; pour piano et
violon ou flute. 4to. Nov. 3,
19238; 1 e Nov. 30; E 572924; Henry

Lemoine et cie., Paris. 22196
Marionette; novelette, Arndt, played
J. Milton Deleamp, of U. 8S. (Am-

pico, no. 61741-F) [Music roll]
Tank "20 trio. e 2ee! Pee. a
575587; American piano co.,
York. [© interpretation]

©
E

New
PAO

1947

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22198

pt. 1 Be Ss, v.18

Mari-posa, my Spanish butterfly; w | Maudie; one-step, par G. A. Spink, arr.

Walter Hirsch, m Erno Rapee, of
U.S. © ii Nov. 27, 19234) 2ve. Nov.
30; E 577605; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. 22198

Mariuccia; polka, Angelo Cimino, of
U.S: afr. Louis,,Canora, of Us Sv;
violin.« © 1 ,e. Dee. -4,° 1923... BH
077661; Frank D’Errico, New York.

22199

Marsz weselny; stowa i muzyka J.
Matgocki, of U. S.; na chér meski
z% organem lub na sam organ. ©

Nov. 14) 1928% °2 «G@ Nov. 16% EB
575004; Joseph Krygier, Philadel-
phia. 22200

Marteau (Henri) Fantasie (Fantai-
sie); von H. Marteau, of Franee,
op. 27; fiir orgel und violine. Con-
tents: 1. Zwiegesprich.—2. Arie.—3.
Fuge.—4. Variationen tiber den cho-
ral: Herzliebster Jesu. © June 13,
1923 ¢ dove Dee. 3) B.S H00k aw.
Hartung, Leipzig. 22201

Martha’s favorite: by Florence A.
Goodrich, of U. S.; pf. © Nov. 10,
1923; 2'e; Nov.-15;'E 577051 ;’ Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 22202

Mary Rose; from Ziegfeld follies of
1923, w Gene Buck, of U. S.. m
Maurice Yvain. © Dec.. 7,. 1923; 2
C. WORE. 86, 4. Dloasks vEaLms, snes
New York. [© new lyrics] | 22203

Mary’s a real good fellow, but Mary’s
a real good girl; w Irving Caesar,
melody Harry Akst, of U. S. ©1
c. Nov. 8, 1923; E 576846; Leo. Feist,
ine., New York. 22204

Mascagni (Piefro) Cavalleria rusti-
cana; biographical sketch Theodore
M. RR. von. Keller, of. U0. S.; m P..M.
(Ten cent pocket series, no. 440,
edited by E. Haldeman-Julius) ©
Avge 12,1928 2c. Sept. 7, att.’ Aue.
29: A 757436: Haldeman-Julius co..
Girard, Kan. 22205

Mason Dixon blues: w and m Gus
Smith and Fletcher Henderson, of
TOS. SO LANES Nov; 6,* 12382 BE
577069: Down South music pub.
corp., New York. 22206

Massi-Hardman’ (Francis William)
March; by F. W. M.-H., of Great
Britain; pf. ‘© Now. 1, 1923; 1 c.
Nov. 17; E 572800; Augener, ltd..
London. 22207

Matins (Les) du Bosphore; par E. R.
Blanchet, of Switzerland, op. 18, no.
5: pf. (Pucquie,noe: 5), © Osk,,25,

1923: 2 e@ Oct. 26; E: 574710; Com-

posers’ music corp., New York.
22208

par Ad. Gauwin, of France; orch.
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
4, 1923 5° 1 ‘ee Dee. 2Sy Pe Eeee
Librairie Hachette, Paris. 22209
May I, can I, will you, won’t you; w
B. M., melody Luther A. Clark. of
U.S. “O@'t ‘e NowS6, 1828—° E
577426; Bernard Margolis, Kansas
City, Mo. 22210
May my dream come true; w G. T.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Beach, of .U:: S.,,.@:dne.. Noy--23,
1923 ; E 577343; Gerhard Thorgeson,
Mankato, Minn. . te pal
May while we may; w N. B. G., mel-
ody Arnold tT. Lax, of ‘U.S. "© 1
c. Nov..t9, 1924. Horr ago. Nel Bb.
Geilheim, Howell, Mich. Pap -n W
Maybe; w B. F., m John F. Ryan, of
U. S. © Lue Noy, 10,1022 5
574749; Bealah Fetter, Seattle.
22213
Maybell; w D. H. B., melody Harry
Benjamin Webb, of U. S., arr. Wal-
ter Satchell Johnson, of U. S. ©1
ec. Nov. 20, 1923: EB. 574989; Dayid
Hugh Bowen, New York. 22214
Mazas (Jaques Feréol) Douze petits
duos; par J. F. Mazas, op. 38, revus
et doigtés par Issay Barmas, of Ger-
many; deux violons, cah. 1, 2. (Wil-
helm Hansen edition, nos. 2307,
2308) © Oct. 10, 1923; 1 @ each
Noy. 13; E 572745; Wilhelm Hansen.
Copenhagen. [© editing and revis-
ing] Zoe LD
Mazurka napoletana ; melody Giuseppe
Tarantola, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn, N. Y. ©1e. Dec. 6, 1923;
E 577738; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. 22216
Mazurka pomposo; by Walter Rolfe,
of U. S.; pf. duet. © Nov. 171923 ;
2 c. Nov. 20; E 577230; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 22217
Me no speak a good Hnglish; w and
melody Harry Pease, Ed. Nelson
and Moe Schenck, of U. S.; arr. E. N.
.© 1c. Dee. 5, 1928; BH 577727; Leo.
Feist, ine., New York. . 22218
Medinah (The) temple shrine march;
by Harold Dixon, of U. S.3 pf.
Nov. 1, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 16; E 577141;
Dixon-Lane music pub. co., Chicago.
22219
Medtner (N.) Sechs gedichte (Mects
cTuxOTBOpeHiit); von A. Puschkin,
deutsche uebersetzung von Valerian
Tornius, musik von N. Medtner, of
Germany, op. 36. Contents: 1. Der
engel—2. Das bliimelein—3. Nur

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no. 12, 1928

22240

rosen sterben wonnig.—4. Spanische
romanze.—). Nacht.—6. Arion. [Ger-
man and Russian text] © May 11,
1923 1 ¢, Dee: £3) H1Z996 3° FUL.
Zimmermann, Leipzig. 22220

Meet me; w C. E., melody John F.
Ryaniiet Use O34 cy Nov. (13,
1923; E 574834;. Cleophas Hllis,
New York. OR |

Meine pupperlIn; text von Alfa Anger-
mayer, musik von Robert Higel, of
Austria. © Apr. 20, 1923; 1 ¢ Aug.
13; E 572106; Gabor Steiner (Leo
Singer & co.), Vienna, Austria.

yy ahdp

Melancholy; w and m Cliff Friend
and Jimmy Carr, of U: S.. © Nov.
Bee te” 2c. Dec. .5; EH 575280;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 22223

Melodies of the South; no. 1, intro.
Jesus walked, Rise mourner, rise,
ete., transcribed Gillen and Chali-
foux, .ed. and played by McNair
ligenfritz, of U. 8. (Solo carola,
word roll, no. 75126) [Music roll]
Or Dee §, “1923 ' 2: c.’ Dee... 145): B

575540; Cable co., Chicago. [© edit-
ing] 22224
Memories; three moderately easy

pieces, by Noel Norman, of England;
pf. Contents: 1. Snow-bloom.—2.

The eall of spring.—3. Sunset-land. -

© Nov. 16, 1923; 1 ¢« Nov. 28; E
572906; Warren & Phillips, London.
22225

Memories and melodies; w K. F. G.,
m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.. New
York, Frank Harding music house.
© Oe. 15; 1923; 2 ¢. Nov: 303) B
575188; Kenneth F. Goad, Malden,
Mass. 22226
Memories gone by; w B. S., m Nathan
Oppleman, of U. S., arr. Jed Carroll,
Of Us, 8.
576803 ; Ben Scherr, Richmond.
22927

Memory (The) of shattered dreams;
w Richard South, m George Graff,
jv.; of U.'S., arr: Theo. G. Beach; of

Ve eS! ©'4 -e Now! 'S! A923 00 F
574852; R. S. Townley, Toledo, O.

22228

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-

wig Felix) On song’s bright pin-
ions; part song, w Heinrich Heine,
m F. Mendelssohn, op. 34, no. 2, arr.
N. Clifford Page, of U. S.; mixed
voices. 4to. © Nov. 6, 1923; 2:c.
Nov. 8; E 576889; Oliver Ditson ¢o.,
3oston. [© arrangement] 22229
—— Spring song; by F. Mendelssohn,
transeribed Carlos Salzedo, of
France, domiciled at New York;

@) 15 Nev. 1; 1928" h -

harp. © Nov. 30, 1923; 2 ¢. Dee. 4;
E 577701; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. [© transcription] 22230

—- by Mendelssohn, played
Germaine Schnitzer, of U. S.; in
A, maj. (Songs without words, no.
30: Ampico, red label, no. 61851-G)
[Music roll] © Mar. 20, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 13; E 575569; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]

PPA

Menuetto; by L. P., of U. S.; cello
and pf., in B flat maj. © 1c Dec.
4,.1923; E 577669; Ludwig Pleier,
Atlantic City. 22232

Mercy (Rachem); composed and
played Mana Zucca [pseud. of Au-
gusta Zuckermann]| of U. S., op. 60,
no. 1; high in E min. (Ampico,
with accompaniment, no. 61443-G)
[Music roll] © Feb. 20, 1923; 2 e.
Dec. 18; E 575555; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]

22233

Merry go round; waltz, from Merry go
round, by Quentin M. Maclean, of
Engtand; pf. © Oct. 29, 1923; 1 «
Nov. 8; E 572671 5 Hawkes & son,

London. 22254
Merry (A) menagerie; album _ for
children, stories, w and m Hlsie

Jean, of U. S. © Nov. 8, 1923; 2 «.
Nov. 28; E 577603; Enoch & sons,
Itd., London. 22235

Merry (The) trumpeter; march, R. S.
Morrison, of U.,S.;,,pf.,.duet.,...©
Nov. 7, 1928; 2:c. Nov. 20; H 577236;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

22236

Message (A) from your eyes; w H.
Lesser, m Louis Herscher, of U. S.
© Nov. »20, 1923;;2 c¢.. Nov. 20; H

. 574998; Morris music pub. ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 22237

Message (The) of the fiowers; w and
m EK. C. 8., of U. S. Long Branch,
‘N. J., Keith’s music house. © Oct.
134 192; 2 e¢,-Noy. 10; B) SIAC;
Elizabeth Carroll Soucy, Portland,

Me. 22238
ame, ©) Oct, 15.4923 -"2 c. Noy,
15; E 574898; Elizabeth, Carroll

Soucy, Lone Branch, N. J: 22239
Méthode facile et compléte pour ap-
prendre 4 jouer seul de la flute;
ordinaire, 4 une et plusiers clés, et
systéme Boéhm, contenant les tabla-
tures, pour tous les systémes, etc.,
par J. Moulin, of France. 4to.
Nov. 9, 1928; 1 e: Nov. 30; H 572925 ;
J. B. Fontana, Lyon, France. 22240

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22241

Mexicana; fox trot, L. C., of Greece,
domiciled at New York; pf. © Nov.
M4. °1923 5 1 281 Novs-2625 0 TASC:
Lucian Cavadias, New York. 22241

Michael O’Milligan; Ww Reginald
Arkell, m Albert Fox, of Great
Britain ; in ©, [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 18, 1923; 1 «.
Oct. 22; EH 572498; Reynolds & ¢o.,
London. 22242

Michaelchurch; by H. Balfour Gardi-
ner, of Great Britain; pf. © Nov.
$1923 >) ¢Noy, O° Fi O12672 > For-
syth bros., Itd., London. 22243

Midnight; by Felix Swinstead,- of
Great Britain, op. 58, no. 2, ed. Ern-
est Fowles; pf. (Curwen edition,
lower division, no. 9217) © Aug.
Dee te hie ea, eh More hy, «Teele»
J. Curwen & sons, ltd., London.

29944

-—-——

Midnight blues: melody A. M. Gifford,
aor Ui S: ©' Lc Nov. 10; 1923

574756; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 22245
Midnight chimes; reverie, Walter

Rolfe, of U. S.; pf. (Red seal se-
ries) (C) Nov. 8, 1923; 2 c. Nov,05;
EK) 574879; Richmond-Robbins.
New York.

Mighty lonesome; duet, w and m Avr-
thar, A:>,Penn; of VU, °S.:;.ten...and
mezzo sop., in E flat.. © Apr. 4,
12S 2 Ca PADS) dele BH) OOS Mba cve,
Witmark & sons, New York.
new arrangement ] 22247

Mild (The) Pacific shore; w H. H. M.,
m EK. S. 8. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1c. Novy. 10, 1928; 6, 574727; H. H.
McCoy, Tacoma. 22248

Military escort; march, Harold Ben-
nett, of U. S.; orch. Cincinnati, O..,
Fillmore music house. 4to. © Nov.
10,1928 )/2\feciNoy. 16278) SHA:
Tlillmore bros. ¢o., Cincinnati. 22249

Milko ma:

22246

valtik, w and m Emil Stole.

Gf Us Se arr. (A. Grille Ome a2:
Mes et Cn NONE TOR a), th Maeno
Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 22250

Million dollar; fox trot, S. M., of Rus-
sia, ddémiciled at San Francisco,
Calif.; pf. © 1.¢.. Nov. 19, 1923; E
577177; Sergei Mihailoff, San Fran-
cisco. 22251.

Milwaukee Bay; w B. I. Durward, m
KF. T. W., of U. S.. Milwaukee, Wm.
A. Kaun music co. © Nov. 26, 19238:

2 c. Nov. 30; E 577617; F. T. Walter, |

St. Francis, Wis. 22252

Th CRAG

pt. 111, 0. s., v. 1S

Mindin’ my. business; w Gus Kahn,
melody Walter Donaldson, of U. S.
©, hres Nowe. 2248023 By Gaus :
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.

99958
Miniature sketches; by Adam Carse,
of Great Britain; pf. (Album se-

ries, no. 188) Contents :—1l. Happi-
ness.—2. With a light heart.—3. Re-
flection. — 4. Sentiment. —5. Merry
thoughts. © Oct. 1, 1923; 1 e. Nov.
3; E 572611; Augener, ltd., London.

22254

Minnie the mermaid; a love song in
fish time, w and m Bud De Sylva, of
U.S: © Nov. 19, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 21;
FE 575128; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

22255

Minstrels (The); w lLaurene High-
field, m Winifred E. Moore, of U. S.;
unison chorus with alto ad lib. 4to.
(Unison chorus, no. 1220) © Nov.
28, 1923: 2 eo Noy. (26; "EI arraee2 ;
J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 22256

Minuet; by C. & Becket Williams, of
treat Britain; pf. (Three ancient
dances, no. 2) © Oct. 31, 1923; 1c.

Nov. 17; E 572807; Augener, itd.,
London. Zo
by G. C., of U. S.; pf. (Childhood

fancies, no. 3) ©1e. Nov. 26. 1928;
E 577423 ; oa Carbonara, Oak-
land, Calif. 22258

Miriam dear, I love you; song waltz,
w and m Edward Allen Forbes, of
U: Su" © Dee. 4.4928 2 eee so ;
E 577754; Broadway music. corp.,
New York. 22259

w and m Edward Allen Forbes,
of, Ue S.) .d ce. Nove Sees
574752; Broadway music corp., New
York. 22260

Miss Blue Eyes; eaprice, Arthur
Bergh, of U. S., sc. Morris Aborn, of
Use Sis poreh: with) pi ypconductor:
(Belwin concert edition, no. 92) ©
Nove.s23, 19280) Zaye: Nowa 26 5)
575092; Belwin, inc., New York.

| 22261

Miss Peacock (Fréken Pafagel) ; fox-
trot, av Willy Stokking, of Holland;
pf. Stockholm, Nordiska musik-
forlaget. © May 10, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct.
15; E 572446; William Stokking, At-
lantic City. 22262

Missing (The) link; w C. C., m George
Graft, jr.) of \Uy S84 arr, Ehes,aG.
Beach, of U. S. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1923;
E 574861; Chas. Crawford, Clarks-
burg, W. Va. 22263

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ro. 12,4923

Mister Aviator, how high can you fly;
w Z. A. T., m EH. 8S. S. Huntington,
bf) ORS..0 Oot c@ Dee) 7,°19232 Eh
575348; Zoe A. Tilghman, Oklahoma
City, Okl. 22264

Mr. Goshawful Loose in his gallopin’
goose; rube novelty song, w andmby

Davidson & Kincaid, of U. S. ©
INOW. 17192385 2) Go Nov. 194°)
577247; Walt Davidson, Yakima,
Wash. 22265

Mister Joe; march-one step and two
step, Harold Bennett, of U. S.; orch.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
4to. © Nov. 10, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 16;
FE 577116; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 22266

Mister Snow-man; unison song, w
Dorothy L. Warne, m R. Bernard
Elliott, of England; in G. 4to.
(Novello’s school songs, no. 1355)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct: '23).1923; 1 c. 'Oet.' 24: BE
572892 ; Novello & co., 1td., London.

22267

Misteri (I) gaudiosi; sacre rappre-
Ssentazioni, da Nino Cattozzo, of
Italy ; canto e pianoforte. Contents:
1. Mistero l’ annunciazione.—2. Mis-
tero la visita a Lisabetta.—3. Mis-
tero la nativita. © Nov. 17, 1923;
2c Nov. 19; D 26496; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 22268

Mrs. G; w F. H. ©. Jenks, m George
Grate te Vor UNIS: arr;-’Theo.''G:
Beach, of U.S. ©1ec. Nov. 5, 1923;
E 574846; Fred H. ©. Jenks, Grey
Lyn, Auckland, New Zealand. 22269

Mrs. Murphy; w and m T. W. Connor.
of Great Britain; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov.
BO, tote 1 C) NOV. 195 BY O72792 3B.
Feldman & co., London. 22270

Mit ferzig yohr zurick; w Hyman Ja-
cobsohn, melody J. M. R., of U. S.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1928; B 574941: Jo-
seph M. Rumshisky, New York.

22271

Moanin’ groanin’ blues; w and melody
J. Guy Sudoth, of U.S. ©1e Nov.
16, 1923; E 577085; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Peale

Mommrra (Priére); paroles @ A.
Pouchkine, paroles francaises de M.
D. Calvocoressi, English text by
Robert Burness, musique d’A. Gret-
chaninoff, ed. by F. H. Schneider,
of Germany. Moscou, Paris, etc.,

A, Gutheil. (‘© Aug. 1, 1923: ‘1 ¢.
Oct.. 26; E 572561; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. : 2224e

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222

85

Molly; w R. B., melody Henry Evans,
of U. S., arr. L.. L. VosBurgh, of
Uassé: © Len Novi 19}, - 1923.22.15
577158 ; Rubin Bergman, New York.

22274

Moment (Le) de m’en aller; paroles
de Fred Pearly et Max Eddy, mu-
sique de F. Pearly, of France. ©
Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 30; E 572958 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 22275

Moment musicale; by H. Baynton-
Power, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Oct: 25,,4923 ;;" & c. Noy. 3 Bi 572601 ;
Duff, Stewart & co., ltd., London.

, Zen Oe

Money; w EH. F., melody John F. Ryan,
Gt JUL Say CG 1c, Nov, 28) 1923 =
D77507 ; E. Fleagle, Philadelphia.

Abed 6
Money blues, daddy I need money; w
Harry Eller, melody Dave _ K.

Leader, of U. S., arr. H. E. © 1ce

Dec. 6, 1923; E 577749; Imperial
pub. co., Chicago. 22278
Monkey man with your monkey

glands, untie all your monkeys here;
foxtrot, .w and-mid./ Ds Bp of WSL
arr. Ray Hibbeler, of U.S. ©1-«.
Apr. 17, 1923; E 559403; J. David
Paschall, Chicago. 22279
Monteria (La); tango-milonga, de la
célébre zarzuéla espagnole de J.
Guerrero, of Spain; piano avec par-
oles. Madrid, Union musical espa-
nol. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ce Nov. 30;
E 572970; Francis Salabert, Paris.
22280

Month of May; w Frederick H. Mar-
tens, m A. Louis Scarmolin, of U.S.;
women’s voices, in four pts. (Laurel
octavo, no. 1006) © Nov. 22, 1928;
2¢. Nov. 26; EB 577515;.C. C. Bireh-
ard & co., Boston. 22281

Monts bleus; Hstérel, réverie, par N.
Leblane, of France; quintette 4
cordes avec piano conducteur. 4io.
©! Nov. : 3,°:1923; “1 ¢. Nov.’ 283.8
572921; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 1% 22282

Moon am shinin’; from ‘Topsy and
Eva, w and m V. and R. Duncan, of
U. S. © Nov. 30, 1923; 2 c Dee. 1;
E 577626; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 22283

w and melody V. and R. Dun-
ean, of U. S. (© 1c. Nov. 16, 1923;
E 577071; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 2 22284

Moon beams; w and melody L. M., of
U.S: Iter). Nove (28), = 1923)
577582; Lee Morse, New York.

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Moon glow; w R. H. ‘Davis, m K. C.,
of Bs Sies©: 1! ce. Nov: 1,.51923 21
574606; Kent Cooper, New York.

22286

Moon-man (The); w Alice Whitson,

m May F. Lawrence, of U. S. (In
Rainbow cycle, no. 1) © Nov. 26.
1923 302e! Nov. Qhe BD . 57758201) hd-

ward Schuberth & co., New York.
22287

Moonlight and roses; w Bud G. De
Syiva, m Walter Donaldson, of U. 8S.

© ' Dec” 3;:. 4923 +> 2. E> Dee- 42" Bb
577700; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York.« 22288
Moonlight (A) dance; yalse lente,
Theodora. atton, et Wy. socuca.

© Dec.
Clay-
22289

Moonlight love; waltz song, w F. C.
M., m Marguerite S. Heinrich, of
U.S. © Oct. 15, 1923;,2 ¢. Nov. 19;
EH 577271; Frank C. Mendle, Galves-
ton, Tex. 22290

Moonshine; one step, w W. E. G., m

(Three al fresco fancies)
es, 102872 .¢. Dec. 8: Beorvs02 :
ton F. Summy co., Chicago.

Andy Manzinoja, of Canada. ©
Oct. 17, 1923; 1 ce. Nov. 22; Hi 572858 ;
William E. Guy, Vancouver, Can-
ada. 22291

Morning (A) melody; by Thomas J.
Crawford, of England; organ. obl.
4to. © Oct. 12,,1923; 1 © Oct. 24;
E 572390; Bosworth & ¢o., Itd., Lon-
don. 22292

Moszkowski (Moritz)
Moszkowski, op. 45, no. 2,
Richard Hans Barth, of U. 8. (Am-
pico, no. 62301-G) [Music roll] ©
July 220" 8923; Wel) Dec. «vaso
575559; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 22293

Scherzino; by Moszkowski, op.

18, no. 2, played Robert Braun, of

U. S82 (Ampico, no: 61291— ab [ Mu-

sic roll] © Oct. 20, 1922; 2 © Dec.

13, 1923; E 575589; American piano

co., New York. [© interpretation |

22294

Sparks (Htincelles); by Mosz-

kowski, ed. -McNair Ilgenfritz, of

U. S., played Belle Tannenbaum.

(Solo carola, no. 75065) [Music

Guitarre; by

roll] ;©),Dec. 8, 1923,;,,2 »e. Dee. 14;
E 575544; Cable co., Chicago. [©
editing] 22295
Mother; w A. S. C., m Arnold T. Lax,
of U: S. New :York City, Frank

Harding’s music house. © Nov. 1,
1923 3'2,é. Nov. 19); of M9Sg kes.
Crane, Seattle. 22296

played.

or, Only one mother He gives, w
I’. W. A., jr., m Thelma P. Wallace,
of U.S. © 1 Dec. 5, 1923: E
5975275; Fred W. Ahlefeld, jr., Cyn-
thiana, Ind. 22297

Mother (A); w and m Nanina A. Ste-
phens [i. e, N. A. S.] of U. S., arr.
Isaac Doles, of U. S... ©wNov.e: 8,
1923 ; 2 e. Nov. 10; E 577290; Nannie
Anderson Stephens, Indianapolis.

22298

Mother and Ireland are calling me
there; w Anna Marshall, m N. R. S.,
of U. S., arr. Vern Elliott, of U. S.
© 1e@ Nov. 19, 1923; EH 577164:
Nick Russell Schenk, Los Angeles.

. 22299

Mother dear; child’s day in song, com-
posed and played Mana Zuceca [pseua.
of Augusta Zuckermann] of U.S.,
op. 16; low voice, in E. (Ampico,
with accompaniment, no, 61561-—F)
[Music roll] © Feb. 20, 1923; 2 c.
Dec. 18; E 575561; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]

22300

Mother is the most wonderful pal of
all; w and melody C. Y., of U. &.,
arr. Edward Bailey, of U.S. ©1e.
Nov. 9, 1923; E. 576828; Calvin
Young, Detroit. 22301

Mother my own: w and m Joe Hearst,
of Canada. © Nov. 17,°%92572'*.

Nov. 19; E 577261; Hearst music
pub., Itd., Winnipeg, Canada.

22302

Mother, what a queen you’ve been;

w and m W. P., of U. S. ©1c¢. Nov.
10; 1923 B 3TAT23 Wane Geratt.
Pawnal, Vt. 22303

Mother’s (A) dream; w Mrs. G. R. H.,
m E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
doe: Nov. 10,,41923; B, sy4ela irs.
Geo. R. Hogan, Hamlin, N. Y.

22304

Mother’s (A) kiss at praying time; w
Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, mel-
ody Jean Schwartz, of U.S. ©1e.
Nov. 16, 1923; E 577078; Irving Ber-

lin, inc., New York. (22305
Mother’s roses; w S. A. M., melody
Luther “A. Clark, vor Ustha etek ce

Noy. 1, 1923; E 574589; Sarah A.
Monks, Ashland, Mass. 22306
Mother’s white hair; w and m W. M.
R06 10: S.% © NOV loan
Nov. 9; E 576920; William .M. Run-
_ yan, Chicago, 22307
Moto perpetuo; by Thomas F. Morris,

of England; violin and pf. (Two
characteristic pieces, no. 2) © Oct.

1252 ©

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

19, 1923; 1 c« Nov. 5; E 572684;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
22308

Movie (The) show; w W. A. Lewis
and S. EK. L., m Marcella A. Weis-
kops,.o0 Us Sx. ©, 1,¢,, Oct...22,,.1923
E 574657; Sarah E. Lewis, Mal-
vern, O. 22309

Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Sonate,
no. 17; by W. A. Mozart, ed., phrased
and fingered George Farlane, of
Great Britain, with analysis, Stew-
art Macpherson; pf. in B flat maj.
Analytical ed. © Nov. 20,1923; 1
ce. Dee. 4; E 573052; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. [© editing,
phrasing and fingering] 22310

Musette; par A. Flégier, of France;
~ oreh. avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
© Sept. 1, 1923; 1 « Dee 3; E

573016; Librairie Hachette, Paris.
"22311

Mutual; march, Harold Bennett, of
U. §.; oreh. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Nov. 10,
1923; 2 @. Nov.’ 16; B® 577122; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 22312

My alimony’s due; w D. E. W., melody
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1c. Nov.
28, 1923; E 577570; D. E. Winstead,
Graham, Tex. yaya dh)

My blushing desert rose; ballad fox
rot, w and m J. BH. M., of U.S. ©
Naw iae elec: 2c: Nev...d9:). B
577259; John BH. Maki, Montreal,
Wis. 22314

My Cairo queen; fox trot, w and m
weawW. M. of U..S.,. arr. Harry. L.
Aljord, of U.S. ©°=1.e¢. Nov. 21,
1923; E 577311; Fred W. Miller,
Hannibal, Mo. 22315

My Carmela; fox trot, w and m D. B.,
of U. S. Plymouth, Mass., No. Ply-
mouth music co. © Nov. 28, 1923;
2 ¢. Nov. 30; E 575611; D. Bucci,
Plymouth; Mass. 22316

My childhood sweetheart; w Mrs. B.
F. G., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr., Theo. .Beaeh, of U. S...© 1.2
Nov. 23, 1923; E. 577335; Mrs. Benj.
F. Gross, La Porte, Ind. peat Wf

My Christmas winter rose; w and m
A, HH, R., of U. S., arr.. Nell. Marion
Cobbledick, of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 20,
19238; E 577288; Augusta Emillion
Robert, Oakland, Calif. 22318

My daddy loves me so easy and slow;
w and melody F. P.. of U.S. ©1le
Novy. 16, 19283; E 577070; Fred Pe-
trie, Kalamazoo, Mich. © 22319

80830—2413 1

es

=

22331

My darling; w and melody P. W., of
U.S. ©1c. Dec. 6, 1923 ; E 577731 ;
Perey Wenrich, New York. 22320

My daughter Julia; Pat Rooney’s
famous waltz song, w anon., m
Charles M. Connolly, of U. S. ©

Nov. 24, 1923;-2 «@ Nov. 26; HE
577511; Frank Harding, New York.
. 22321
My dearest one; ballad, Robert W.
Wilkes, of U. S.; high voice. ©
NMpye 42, focegece & NOV... to 7
577058; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 22322

My Dixie; w and m J. W. V., of U.S.
(In Songs of the Southland) ©
Dec. 1, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 26; BE 577810;
J. W. Van De Venter, Tampa, Fla.

22323

My Dixie sweetheart; w K. V. A., m
E. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©1
ec. Nov. 10, 1923; E 574714; Kenneth
VY. Arthur, Worthington, Canada.

22324

My dreams, are all of you; w and m
CO oF Oe StS & ‘a! Noy 26)
1923; E 575086; Chauncey Corbett
Lee, Cleveland. 22325

My faith in you; w J. J. Pain, m Percy
Elliott, of Great Britain; low voice,
in F, with violin or violoncello ad
lib.’ @ Oct 12; 1923; Ahic. (Nov. 3);
E 572619; Schott & co., London.

22326

My flirting gal; fox trot, w and m
H. D. P., of U. S., arr. F. A: Mueller,
of, Use Si-5O nl eG Novag, 19235
576941; Hurshel D. Pryor, Washing-
ton. nya Pat |

My Friend; w Grace L. Hosmerg m
H. A. Henry, of U. S. © Oct. 1,
1923 ; 2 e. Oct. 11; E 577300; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 22328

My garden of roses and dreams; w
and m D. G., of U S.. © ic. Nov.
17, 1923; E 574927; Dorothy Ger-
ten, Chicago. 22329

My girl from Tennessee; w William
Lothrop, m Mignon Morgan, of U.
S. -[Photostat] © 1 ¢« Nov. 19,
1923; E 577159; William <A. Lo-
throp, Portland, Or. 22330

My girl from the old Bay state; w
Mary Veronica Linstrom, m D. E.
Ce hom Ee: SLAG) aoc. Now usages
E 574665; Dorothy Elizabeth Cur-
ran, Medford, Mass. 22331

o3

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22332

My Hawaiian garden (Kuu pua i
'manoa); English and Hawaiian w
Kale Kini, m Alapaki Kalni, of U.
Ss. ©: Get. 30. 1923. 2 eG. WNev2-
E 576753 ; Charles E. King, Honolulu.
22382

My heart is calling you; w and m
Masie Gelman, of U. S. © Dee. 1,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 5; E 575278; Mattie
A. Siegelman, Cairo, I. 22000

My Irish friend; w and m Annetta
Wor of: INS. 1©) Ang. O03 2
c. Dee. 10; E 575391; Cory music
shop., Chicago. 22334

My jewels; w A. Kipps-Rushton,. m
- Wilfrid Sanderson, of Great Britain;
in E. © Sept. 18, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov.
3; E 572638; Boosey &-eo., London.
ray 22335

My lady of the Nile; oriental fox-trot
song,.w and m Henry Troy, of U. S.
‘©. Nov. 19, 1923; 2 e: Nov. 21; H
575129; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
22336

My little girl; w F. S., melody John
F, Ryan, of U. S. ©1c Noy. 10,
1923; E 574739; Ford Smith, At-
lantic, Ia. 22337

My lonesome California Rose; w and
meipdy’ H.B’.. OU; of OU. S. ©: ie
Noy: (28 192a: i Older: Marry
Frank Ulrich, Los Angeles. 22338

My Lord has need of me; w W. C.
Poole, m Wm. Edie Marks, of U. S.
teetOct, 1, 1923: 2 e.. Och. 11; B
577299; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 22339

My love-rose; w F. C. W., m E. S. 8.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1 «¢ Nov.
26, 1923; BE 577457; F. Chloe Wil-
liams, St. Louis. 22340

My,lullaby; w and melody G. F. M.,
of MS. © 1) &. Deew6,' 1923; EB
577736; Gustave Francis Myers,
New York. 22341

My miracle man; w and melody R.
ASCB rand rl yor Beiter meme sc,
Sept. 8, 1923; E 576850; R. Arthur
Booker and Leon James, New Roch-
elle, N. Y. 22342

My Mobile gal; w Emma See David-
son, melody’ W. H. M., of U. S.,
arr. Harry French, of U:. S. ©
1 c. Nov. 9, 1923; EK 576833, Wm.
Hi. Miller, Ferndale, Mich. 22343

My mother; w Mrs. A. B., m George
Graff, jr., of U..S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U.S: © 1 @ Nov. 5,
1923; E 574866; Mrs. Austin Bluto,
West Springfield, Mass. 22344

pt. It, n. s., v. 18

My mother’s melody; w D. J. 'D.,
m E. S8. 8S. Huntington, of U. S.
© 1 ¢« Nov. 2, 1923; E 576708:
D. Jerome Dukette, No. Adams,
Mass. 22345,

My mother’s ten commandments; w
A. L. G.,:m Belle’ Schrag;of ‘U.S.
©--1 e@. Nov. 21, °1923 ; 7577294 -
Albert L. Gruber, Cincinnati.

, 22346.

My northern mammy; w and.melody
D. B..S.,,of .U. S., arr. Romo, Falk,

OL... So. Oe. BMoveies aliees..
EK 577364; Dale Bruce, Stearnes,
Cleveland. 22347

My old southern home; w and m C.
B. Essex, of U. S.; men’s voices.
4to. (Choice compositions for male
voices, secular edition, no. 939)
©; Nov.,;14;.,2923;,:2,.¢.; Neoware 22;
EK 5750385; J. A. Parks co., York,
Neb. 22348

My other half; w B. J. R.. m Clifton
Keith, of U..S. Long Branch, N. J.,
Keith’s music house. Oct. 15,
1923; 2 @ Nov. 15; E 574890; B.
o. Reagan, Long Branch, N. J.

22349,

My own dear lassie: who is waitin”
there; w and m H. B.,F., of U.S.
© 1 ce. Nov. 16, 1923; E 577148;
Harry B. Fisher, Hunter, N. Y.

22350:

My pal; w G. F. M., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
U.S. ©le Nov. 5, 1923 ; BE 574865 ;
George F. Moran, Bridgeport, Conn.

22351

My radio girl; w T. B. ©. m Geo.
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. 8S. © 1c Nov. 16,
1928 2° RST TOOT 2) Pe Bart Ot.
Louis. 22352:

My robin is to the greenwood gone; by
Percy Grainger, played Mossaye
Boguslawsky, ed. McNair. Ilgen-
fritz, of U: S. (Solo carola, no.
‘75096) [Music roll] © Dee. 3, 1928 ;
2 c. Dec. 14; EB 575543; Cable co.,
Chicago. [© editing] 22353

My sunshine girl; song fox-trot, w T.
Oge, m Geoffery Stanton, of Great
Britain. © Oct. 31, 1923; 1 c. Nov.
12; E 572721; Lawrence Wright
music co., London, 22354

My sweet Molly 0; w andm R. B. W.,
of U. S. © May, 15, 1923; 2:c. Aug:
20; E 575142; Richard. B. Weber,
Spokane, Wash. 22355,

1254

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

My sweet, sweet cloverland; w W. EK.
Smt Geo. Graf: jr., of 'U'Ss “arr.
Theo. Beach, of U. S. © 1 Nov.
23, 1923; BE 577351; Wm. E. Sprat-
ley, Rochester, Pa. 22356

My sweetheart is my mother; w M. B.
- T.. melody Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Ethel Fisher], of U.S. ©l1e«.
Nov: 1, 1923; E 574605; Merrill B.
Tew, Salt Lake City. Doo

My sweetheart thru eternity; w M. M.
C., melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8.
©, 1, ¢ | Nov.;: 19,1923; HE. 577178;
Mabel M. Cathcart, Littleton, Col.

22358

My sweetie’s sweeter than that; w and
melody Ted Koehler, Leo Murphy
and Ted Fiorito, of U. S., arr. L. M.
© 1 ¢. Dec. 3, 1923; E 577687; Leo.

.-Feist,,ine., New, York. — 22359

My sweetie’s eyes; w and m G. M. B.,
of U. S. Omaha, Neb., E. D. Patton
music co. © Nov. 24, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
26; E 577598; Gladys M. Bell,
Missouri Valley, Ia. 22360

My trust is in Jehovah; w Elizabeth
Kramer-Wetzel, m H. G. T., of U. S.
© Aug. 1, 1923; 2 & Dee. 3, 1923; E
575216; Herbert G. Tovey, Los An-
geles. 22361

My “ITucky home; w Sam M. Lewis
and Joe Young, melody Geo. W.
Meyer, of U. S|: © 1 «@ Nov. 14,
1923; E 577024; Irving Berlin. inc.,
New York. 22362

My wooden shoe girl; w Knud Wiberg,
melody Martha Mansfield, of U. S.
© Je Nov.’ 10)" 1923) HY Sta 765 ;
Clarence Williams music pub. ¢co.,
ine., New York. 22363

MsnukKuHS TepeMOKS (Le bon abri) ;
opéra miniature en un acte, pour
enfants, paroles de V. -Popoff, tra-
duction francaises de M. D. Calvo-
coressi, English text Robert Bur-
ness, musique d’ A. Gretchaninoff,
op. 92, ed. by F.' EH.’ Schneider; ' of
Germany. Moscou, Paris, ete, A.
Gutheil. © Sept. 1, 1923; 1 ¢« Oct.
26; E 572565; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
Leipzig. 22364

Mystery eyes; w and m Dresden Hol-
land [pseud. of H. H. H.], of Eng-
land, domiciled at Woodcliff Lake,
N. J. ©l1e. Dec. 4, 1923; E 577658 ;
Helen Hudson Honywood, Wood-
cliff Lake, N. J. 22365

Na faite; pochod, w and m Emil Stole,
of U. S. 4to. 1. Band with w.—2.
Orch. with w. © Oct. 22, 1923; 2 c.

He cupammpBaii, 3aubMB

22377

each Nov. 30; E 577607, 577608;
Joseph Jiran, Chicago.
22366, 22367

Na prawo oberek (To the right) ;
melody P. F., of U. S. © 1. Nov.
13, 1923; E 574826; Peter Feidhann,
New York. ; 22368

Naiads by the spring; four-part song,
.w Katharine Atherton Grimes, m
John S. Fearis, of U. S.; mixed
voices. 4to. (Secular quartets and
choruses for mixed voices, no. 429)
© Nov. (23/07923; (2 @ Nov. 263
577493 ; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.

22369

Naila; valse hésitation, par Anré
Grandjean, of France; piano. ©
Nowe 3, 1923 (1° Gi Nowy: +3057) E
572952; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 22370

Name (The) of Jesus; duett, w and m
G. ESB, of U. Se © Nov. 17; 1923;
2 e Nov. 19; E 517295; ‘Chas: E.
Braun, Cleveland. 22371

Napulitano furastiere; versi di Pas-
qualino D’Angelo, musica di Mario
Picone, of Italy; mand. ace. Naples,
Edizioni P. D’Angelo. 4to. © Sept.
81923; 1 ce, Oct. 23; HAaS2460:
Italian book co., New York.

22372

Narrow escape; w J. D., m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1. Nov.
26, 1923; E 577453; Josue Duguay,
Los Angeles. pay (a

Nation’s (The) grief; w and m N. W.
W. D., of U. S. ©1¢e Dec. 7, 1923;
E 575347; N. W. W. Davy, Brook-
lyn. ; 22374

Nature lyrics from garth and wold;
gathered together for young and old,
w and attributive melody M. G. O.,
of U. S. © Sept. 19, 1923; 2 c. Sept.
20, aff. Oct. 8; A 758993; Mary
Grant O’Sheridan, Chicago. 22375

Naughty, naughty little fish; w and
melody J. B., of U. S., arr. Wayn
Seott,..o£ U.S: “©: fe.) Nov. 714,
1923; E 577036; Joseph Bruckner,
New York. 22376

(Ne cherche
pas pourquoi) ; paroles d’ A. Pouch-
kine, paroles frangaises de M. D.
Calvocoressi, English text by Robert
Burness, musique d’A. Gretchaninoff,
ed. by F. H. Schneider, of Germany.
Moscou, Paris, ete., A. Gutheil. ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 26; E 572564 ;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 22377

1255

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22378

pt. It, n.s., v.18

Nellie, come out of that alley; w P. | Nine o’clock Sal; w and melody Jack

H. B., melody Vincent A. Valentini,
of U. S: © 1c. Nov. 15, 1923; E
574870; Paul H. Barnee, Riverdale,
ING 22378

Nena; Spanish fantasy, composed and
played Pietro Yon, of U. SS. (Am-
pico, no. 62341-G) [Music roll] ©
July 30, 1923; 2 c« Dee. 13; E
575564; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 22379

Nest in loveland; w and m Bob Miller,
of. 8y. © U1 -erNoyici, 46235) EB
574607 ; Dixie music pub. co., Mem-
phis, Tenn. 22380

Net-mender (The) ; w Dena Tempest,
m Robert Coningsby. Clarke, of
Great Britain. © Oct. 8, 1923; 1c.
Oct. 18; E 572426; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 22381

New dances, 1923; by L. H. C., of
WEST: pi O© Sept) 16 19237 2ie
and aff. Nov. 3; A 759692; Louis
Harvey Chalif, New York. 22382

New (A) England Thanksgiving day;
WL. PSP om’ .S. ‘Ss. “Hutiting-
ton, of U. S. ©1e. Nov. 26, 1923;
E 577480; Lillian H. P. Page, Los
Angeles. 22383

New. Orleans wiggle; melody Peter
Bocage and A. J. Piron, of U. S.
© 1c Nov..20, 1923; E 577438;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inec., New York. 22384

Nie opuszezaj nas; modlitwa, opra-
cowat Wincent Baluta, of U. S.;
sop., alt ad lib., fort lub organ,
skrzypce obbl. Chicago, W. H. Sa-
jewski music store and music pub.
co. © Nov. 21, 1923; 2 ce. Nov. 24;
FE 575097; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski,
Chicago. 22385

Night; w Christopher John Coates, m
L. T. P., of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1923;
E 576822; Leonard Thomas Parkin-
son, New York. 22386

Night (The) has a thousand eyes;
w F. W. Bourdillon. m Teresa Del
Riego, of Great Britain. © Nov.
5. A925. @: Noy. (8° "EH otZ666"
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 22387

Night in the desert; w R. Southey,
m Hdgar F. Day, of England. 1. In
D.—2. In G. © Oct. 11, 1923; 1 ¢.

each Oct. 20; E 572388, 572389; .

Novello & co., Itd., London.
22388, 22389

Le Roy, Wm. Hays and Jim O’Leary,
of U. 6.,arre Ji;On @,4.@ Gers,
1923; E 576074; Leroy, Hays and
O’Leary, Philadelphia. 22390

Ninety-first (The) Psalm; set to m
Joseph Buell Carey, of U. S.
Oct. 29, 1923 ; 2c. Nov. 19 ; EB 577204 ;
Buell music co., San Francisco.

22391

No mail blues; w C. A. E., m Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
U. S.. New York, Manhattan music
co. © Nov: 1, 1923;' 2 ¢ Nov. 7: E
576817; Clarence A. Eagleston, Hol-
den, W. Va. 22392

No, no, Nora; w and m Ted Fiorito,
Gus Kahn and Ernie Erdman, arr.
Harrison Hall, of U. S.; male voices.
4to. © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 12;
E 575602; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
[© arrangement] 22393

No-one knows; w L. H., m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S: ©l1e Nov.
10, 1923; E 574720; L. Hargreaves,
Moosomin, Canada. 22394

Nobody ever cried over me; w and m
Mort Dixon and Ernest Breuer, of
U.S. © Nov. 10, 1923; 2 & Nov.
10; E 574781; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 22395

Nocturne, no. 5; by John Field, ed.
Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great Britain ;
pf. in B flat. © Nov. 18, 1923 1 c.
Nov. 30; E 573026; Augener, Itd.,
London. [© editing] 22396

Nocturne sur le Noél d’Adam; O holy
night, by J. Ch. Hess, op. 36, rev.
and fingered P. J. Heldmann, of
U. S.; pf. (Home pleasures) ©
Nov. ° 27, 1923 > 2° Nov. "30
577618; S. Brainard’s sons co., New

York. [© revision and fingering]
22397
Nofrio miraculusu; polka, melody

Giuseppe Tarantola, of Italy, domi-

_ciled at Brooklyn. © 1 ¢. Dee. 6,
1923; E 577742; Rosario Catalano,
Brooklyn. 2 22398

Normal; march, Harold Bennett, of
U. Sipcerch;, )Cindnnati. O.. bine
more music house. 4to. © Nov.
10; 1923)3),2:;e. Nova! 1644 DaaLZ0 ;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 223899

Norma’s dream; waltz, Harold Ben-
nett, of U. S.; orch. Cincinnati, O.,
Fillmore music house. 4to. © Noy.
10, 1928; 2 « Nov. 16; E 577118;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 22400

1256

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no: 1271923" '

22421

Northland; w and m F. L. L, of | Carisch. parte 1°, fase. 4°. © Nov.

' Canada, arr. Otto Zimmerman, of
Canada. © 1 ¢. Nov. 15, 1923; E
574876; Felix L. Lewis, Montreal,
Canada. 22401

Norwegian dance; William Basye, rev.
and ed. William Stickles, of U. S.;
pf. (Select pianoforte compositions,
‘series 2) © Nov. 21, 1923; 2c. Nov.
22: E 577318; Schroeder & Gunther,
New York. [© revising and edit-
ing] 22402

Not alone; w Albert Simpson Reitz,
iM thie Goals, hk. C5. ©). Aue, A;
1923; 2 ¢.. Dec...3,. 19235- E.,.575222 ;
Herbert G. Tovey, Los Angeles.

22403

Nottamun town; w and m collected and
arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of England.
Nursery songs from the Appalachian

Mountains, second series) © Oct.
Bee boze:-t e. Oct. 24; 1, 572393;
Novello & co., ltd., London. [© ar-
rangement] . 22404

Now I know what you mean to me; w
Chas. E. Lewis, m Sonny Clay, of U.
“S-.© Nov! 13;'1923 3 2 ce! Nov. 22;
FE 5750388; Sunset music pub. co.,
_ Los Angeles. 22405

Now I’m through with you; w and m.

oe nero Us. ©). ¢.Dec, 6:
1923 ; E 577735; John Theo. Anchak,
Trenton, N. J. 22406

Now my heart is heavy laden; w S.
Sassoon, m Ralph J. de Golier, of
U. S.; high voice. © Nov. 19, 1923;
2 ¢. Nov. 22; E 575061; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 22407

Now that the war is over; w M. D.
G., melody Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Kthel Fisher] of U. S. ©le.
Nov. 26, 1923; E 577425; Margaret
Dishman Greene, Johnson City,

Tenn.

Now the day is over ; by Barnby, played
Alexander Russell, of U. S.; in B
flat. (Ampico, with words, no. 871—
E) [Music roll] © Dee. 20, 1922;
2c. Dee. 13, 1923; E 575571; Ameri-
can piano co., New York. [© in-
terpretation ] 22409

Nuits d@’Espagne; suite, par Liugi d’-
Ambrosio, of Italy;
-1. Op. 8—2. Op. 12.—3. Op. 16. ©
mus, 2a, A923 1 © SNovani22")
BaROES ; A. & G. Carisch & «, Milan.
22410

‘Nuovo metodo (Nouvelle méthode) ;
con la teoria del tetracordo, d’Alfeo
Buya, of Italy; violino. Edizioni

(In.

violon et piano. .

|

22408

2, 1923; 1 c. Dee. 4; E 573058; A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 22411

Nuovo metodo per violino (Nouvelle
méthode pour le violon); con ia
teoria del tetracordo, di Alfeo Buya,

f Italy. Edizioni Carisch. parte
ti: fase. 111°. © Sept. 28;;4923;
tS rOcte 30: “ee SI257S > Ake GC:

-Carisch & c., Milan. 22412

O Canada;
Lavallée, arr.
Great Britain.
v.-1, no. 20)
Oet: 12;

_¢€o., Itd., London.

O

w Harold Boulton, air C..
Arthur Somervell, of
(Our national songs,
© Oct. 9; 1923; 1 «.
E 572421; J. B. Cramer &
22413

castico; canzonetta Napoletana,
versi di P. L. Esposito, musica di
S. G.. of U. S.; pf. with w. (Cover
title: O’ castigo) © Nov. 1, 1923;
2 e. Nov. 30; E 575187; Salvatore
Giuttari, New York. 22414

O come back home; w T. O. Chisholm,
m «W.-M... RB. of ,.U.. 8. .© Nov. 4,
1923 ; 2 c. Nov. 9; E 576918; William
M. Runyan, Chicago. 22415

O dear me dear; w C. E. H., m George

Graff, jr.. of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. © 1 c. Nov. 5,
19238; E 574855; C. E. Haberman,
Tonopah, Nev. 22416

’O fatto d’ ’o scupatore; versi e musica
di G. A., of Italy, domiciled at New

York; mand. ace. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1923: E 577291; Gennaro Amato,
New York. 22417

O for a thousand tongues to sing; w
Charles Wesley, m Carl G. Glaser,
arr. Harold Hart Todd, of U. S.;
six pt..cho. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 «.
Nov. 2; E 576734; Lamar & Barton,
Nashville. [© arrangement]

22418

fruttaiuolo napulitano; versi di
Pietro Jacoletti, musica di Luigi
Donadio, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; mand. a‘c. 4to. © Nov. 1,
1923; 2c. Nov. 15; E 574905; Verdi’s
music roll co., New York. 22419

O! Jane: w F. A., m W. L. Needham,
of U. S.. © Nov. 21, 1923; 2 c. Nov.

0

30; E 575190; Florence Althen,
Anamosa, Ia. 22420
O little town of Bethlehem; sacred
trio, w Phillips Brooks, m Irénée
Bergé, of U. S.; sop., alto and ten.
©“ Mar? “6, “1923 »°-2."eOet. “6? E
571702; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 22421

1257

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22422

O Miagdelein, du. bist mir sehr ver-
dichtig; shimmy-lied, aus Dolly, op-
erette in drei akten, gesangstext von
Rudolf Bernauer, musik von Hugo
Hirsch, of Germany, klav. arr. von
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©
Oct. 20, 1923; 1 ¢« Nov. 19; H
572793; Drei masken-verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 22422

°O piscatore napulitano; versi di Luigi
Sica, musica di Raffaele De Luca, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; mand.
ace. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1923; 2.c. Nov.
15; E 574901; Verdi’s music roll co.,
New York. 22423
O Prince of life; w and m H. G.. T.,
or U. S.> ©: Aug, “11928 Ye" er Dec.
3; E 575218; Herbert G. Tovey, Los
Angeles. 22424
©! sacred heart; w and melody M. Z.
D’H-C., of U. S., arr’ Harry French,
of..U:4S; °©-t a Noy. 9,°1923; B
076830; Mary Z. D’Hondt-Cook, De-
troit. 22425
O, send out Thy light; w arr. K. R.,
from the Scriptures, m K. R., of
Ge Sat" OY i * Now. 24) =e By
575069; Katherine Reiling, Chicago.
22426

O sole mio (My sunshine); by Di
Capua, played Irene Di Giovanni;
in F. (Ampico, with words, 1151-
F) [Music roll] © June 20, 1923;

2 @ Dee. 18; E 575573; American
piano co., New York. [© interpre-
tation ] 22427
O Trinity of blessed light; short an-
them for evening, w tr. J. M. Neale,
m George B. Nevin, of U. S.; mixed
voices with organ acc. (Octavo
church musie, general anthems, no.

1504)" Gy" Nov. ta. 1920" 2 & Nov:
17; E 577211; Boston music ©co.,
Boston. 22428

O! Valentino; w S. K. K.. m B. K.. of
USS: © 1 ce. Nov.:5, 19235 Waier7y :
Selma Kastor Katz and Bertha Kas-
tor, Worcester. 22429

Obelesque; Egyptian tango classique,
AM. coef U..’S:;pk ‘© Nov 26;
1923; BH 577411; Alexander Maloof,
New York. 22430

Oberlin pep song; w and m Rob Roy
Peery, (of 'U.) S.-V'© @ .c.% Nove 26,
1923; E 577445; John E. Wirkler,

Oberlin, O. 22431
Ocean (The) by moonlight; caprice
melodique, Claude S. Haven, rev.

Harry L. Harts, of U. S.; pf. Rev.
ed. ©: Nov. 23,1923; 2 ce. Nov. 30;
KE 577716; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [© revision] 22432

pt. U1, D.s., v. 18

Ocean of dreams; w Dorothy C. Coch-
ran, MoA., de Bayot 2 Sap Gis Cc.
Nov. 2, 1923; E 576694; Albert Lee
Bryan, New York. 22433

Ocean (An) tempest; sea picture of
storm and calm, by Gatty. Sellars, of
Great Britain; organ. obl. S8vo.
(Paxton’s organ library) © Oct.
30, 1928 si Go Oety 2h: Be wazon. ;
W. Paxton & co., Itd., London.

22.434

Odaliscas; fox-trot-cancién. letra y
musica de B. de J. G., of Mexico.
Mexico, A. Wagner y Levien, sucs.,
s.ene. © Sept. 13, 1923; 1 ec. Oct.
12; E 572445; Belisario de Jesus
Garcia, Mexico D. F., Mexico.

22435

Of all the world I love you best; w
and melody A. N. S., of Great Brit-
ain. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1923; E 574832 ;
Alfred Nathanuel Simms, Chicago.

22436

Oh boy, those beautiful eyes; w ©. W.
S., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. 8., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 e«.
Nov. 16, 1923; E 577096; Carl W.
Soule, Bridgewater, Mass. 22437

Oh boy what joy we had in barefoot
days; from Bombo, w and m Al.
Wilson and James A. Brennan, of
U.S... ..@ Nov. .28);.1923 | 2) G@aavov.
30; E 575153; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 22438

Oh Delia! oh Celia; w M. M. R., m
BE. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©1ce.
Dee. 7, 1923; EH 575334; Mildred M.
Roberts, Macomb, Il. 22439

Oh didn’t it rain; by Eddie Leonard,
arr. Nathan Gluck, of U. 8.; orch.
4to.. © Nov. 7, 1923; 2 e Nov. 8;
EH 574695; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. [© arrangement]

22440

Oh hear me Kenneth; w V. M., m Geo.
Graff, jr., of ‘U. Sarr’ fheo?’ G.
Beach, of U. S. © 1 e Nov. 16,
1923; E 577100; Virginia McAffee,
Chicago 22441

Oh! Henry; w and m P. N., of U.S.;
pf. with w. © 1. Nov. 5, 1923;
E 576942; Philip Nathanson, Provi-
dence, R. I. 22442

w W. F. B., m E. S. S. Hunting- ©
ton, of U. S. © 1 ce.) Nov. 26, 1928;
E 577472; Walter F. Bishop, New
York. 22443

Oh how I miss you tonight; w Benny
Davis. melody J. A. B., of U. S.
© 1 ¢ Nov. 6, 1928; E 574666;
Joseph A. Burke, Philadelphia.

22444

1258

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Oh, I’m goin’ to see my gal in New

Orleans; w Milton V. Robbins, m’

Lise. W., of U.S: :@>4 ei Oeb!.25,
1923; FE 576873; Lewis Huber
Unglesby, Baton Rouge, La. 22445

Oh ..jazzers;;..w .M. .L.. C.,..m-E.. S.,S.
Huntington, of U..S. ©1c. Dee. 7,
1923 ; E 575324; Melva L. Carpenter,
Denison, Tex. 22446

Oh Jiggs; w N. O., m Geo. Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach, of U. S.
tea. NOV wes, LOG, i DUlano:
Nora Oravec, Johnstown, Pa. 22447

Oh Jiggs, oh Jiggs; one-step, w and
mein eh Ss? oF USS! 36 ' 1c! Nov.
20, 1923; E 574987; Bernard LeRoy
Seaman, New York. 22448

Oh maiden sweet; w and m A. M. S.,
of U. S., arr. Alexander Spencer. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1923; EH 577577; Arnold
M. Salin, Macedonia, O. 22449

Oh monsieur! one step, dans la Revue
de Madame Rasimi, paroles et
musique de L. H., of France.
Ocexaf 1925; 1c. Oct. 270; H,bt25a4 ;
L. Hillier, Paris. 22450

Oh. movie drummer boy; w A. L.,
melody Marjorie Ransom, of U. S.,
arr, Arthur Wisk, of U. S. © 1.4
Nov. 24, 1923; E 575109; Ada Likins,
San Francisco. 22451

Oh, naughty Cleopatra; w J. W., m
EK. S. S. Huntington, of U.S. ©le.
Nov. 26, 1923; E 577469; Jess Wiley,
St. Paul. 22452

Oh! salesman Sam! w BE. L. L., m
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. New York,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 12, 1923;
2 e. Nov. 15; E 5749381; Ernest L.
Lupher, Amarillo, Tex. 22.453

Oh! say the word; fox trot, from
Three little business men, w El. Gee
[pseud. of Elias Ginsberg], m
Joseph Cherniavsky, of Russia, dom-
iciled at New York. © Nov. 15,
1923; 2 ec. Nov. 16; E 577067; Ea-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.

22454

Oh! the devil; w and m I. M. A.; of
U. S. Haverhill, Mass., Allen pub.
- house. © Oct. 25, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 2:
FH 576755; Iona M. Allen, Haverhill,
Mass. > 22455

Oh, the flap, flap, flapper; w S. C. A.,.

melody Luther A. Clark, of U. S.

1 ¢. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577434: Stella

Coffin Arrington, Jenkintown, Pa.

i 22456
Oh, the sweet contentment; w John
> Chalkhill; m William Garnett, of

Great Britain.

© Oct. 3):1923; 1 ¢. !

22467

Nov. 3; E 572625; Schott & co., Lon-
don. 22457

Oh those Sunday. drivers; w and
melody Howard Johnson, Walter
Donaldson and Con Conrad, of U. S.,
arr. H. J. © 1 ¢. Nov. 8, 1923; E
576847 ; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.

, 22458

Oh! what eyes; pretty little blue eyed
Lou, w and m Eddie Leonard,. of
U. S.. Mark bro. ed. © Nov. 28,
1923; 2 ec. Nov. 30; BE 575154; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.

22459

Oh! you don’t know; w and m L. H.
S., of U. S.. © 1 ec. Nov. 14, 1923;
’ EB 577023; Leah Helen Stowe, Phila-
delphia. 22460

Oh you little sun-uy-er-gun; fox trot,
Joseph Solman, of U. S., arr. O.
Seiaeea, of U. S.; bands pts. Feist
ed. 24mo. © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec.
5; E 577726; Leo. Feist, inc., New
York. [© arrangement] 22461

Ohio blues; w E. A. H., m E. S. S.,
Huntington, of U.S. ©1c. Dec. 7,
1923; E 575338; E. A. Hall, Marys-
ville, O. 22462

Oko-w-oko (Hye to eye) ; polka, melody
P. F., of U.S. ©l1e. Nov. 13, 1923:
EK 574828; Peter Feldhann, New
York. 22463

Old (The) black duck: w and m col-
lected and arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of
England. (In Nursery songs from
the Appalachian Mountains, second
series) © Oct. 23, 1923; 1 ¢ Oct.
24; E 572407; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. {© arrangement] 22464.

Old (The) blacksmith; three-part
chorus, w Laurene Highfield, m Ira
B. Wilson, of U. S.; sop., alto and
bass, melody in bar. 4to. (School
music for the upper grades and high
school) © Nov. 3, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 10;
E 574793; Chart music pub. house,
Chicago. 22465

Old (The) brigade; march, J. J. San-
tos, of U. S.; orch. with pf. ace.
4to. (Belwin P. S. E., no. 40) ©
INoy.* 29,” 2923-2 -*e" Nov oO. EH
577613 ; Belwin, inc., New York.

22466

Old (The) district school; unison or
solo, and two-part refrain, w Lau-
rene Highfield, m H. W. Porter, of
U. S. 4to. (School music for the
upper-grades and high school) ©

Novy. 20, 1923;°°2. ¢. Nov.23; E
577331; Chart music pub. house,
Chicago. 22467

1259

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22468

pt. 111, 0. s., v. 18

Old Glory; cho., w and m C. P. K., of
U. S.; sop. and alto. 4to. © Oct. 5,
1923; 2 ec. Nov. 18; E-574814; Clar-
ence P. Keene, Brighton, Mass. .

: 22468

Old Glory the beautiful; w E.C. W.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1c. Nov. 13, 1923; E 574835; Hstella
C. Woods, Worcester. 22469

Old Ireland is God’s flower garden; w
J. B. and Harry Mayo, melody J. B.,
of U. S., arr. Mr. Rahauser, of U. S.
© 1c. Noy. 8, 1923; E 5749438; Jack

* Baxley, Dallas. 22470

Old. (An) maid’s life is hard at its
best; w Mrs. M. S., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
We S:.© 1 e@ Nov. 5,.41928); EB
574862; Mrs. M. Starks, New Or-
leans. 22471

Old (The) mother’s plaint; w N. H.
R. W., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. Beach, of U. S. ©1e.
Nov. 23, 1928; E 577336; Nannie
Herndon Rice Walker, Nashville.

22472

Old (The), old story; song fox trot,
w and m Alfredo Barbirolli, of Italy.
© Sepe. 22. 19281. e. Nov. oF as
572645; Boosey & co., London. 22473

Old Scotland; 16 airs and dances, arr.
Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Oct. 26, 1923; 1 c¢.
Nov. 17; E 572811; Schott & co.,
London. [© arrangement] 22474

Old (The) ties of true love; w Hilda
B. Tovey, m Harry Dixon Loes,. of
CoS.” (ANS, (deo (Ge Dee 3.
1923; E 575208; Herbert G. Tovey,
Los Angeles. 22475

Old yeller dog of mine; w Clarke and
' Leslie, m Pete Wendling, of U. S.;
Mh ie Cl. Dee mete sa: 2 2.e.
Dec. 12; E 575511; Clarke & Leslie
songs, inc., New York. 22476

On the silvery Chesapeake Bay: w J.
B., m E. S. 8. Huntington. of U. S.
© 1 ec. Noy. 10, 1923; E 574726;
Joseph Benesh, Baltimore. 22477

On the sunlit trail; w 1H. R.; m
John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1c. Nov.
10, 1923; E 574721; Ida H. Rolund,
Gravel Ford, Or. 22478

On. to victory; w and m H. E. L., of
U. S. ©.Nov. 1, 1923; 2.¢c. Noy. 9;
E. 576913; Henry Elliott Litchfield,
Portland, Me. 22479

Once again; w B. W., melody Sylvia
Forrest, of U..S. ‘© 1/¢ Nov. 1,
1923; E 574602; Bertha Wulf, Chi-
cago. 22480

Once in a blue moon; from The step-
ping stones, w Anne Caldwell, m
Jerome Kern, of U. S. © Oct. 31,
1923 ; Que: Novi 5S767505C8! B.
Harms co.; New York. 22481

One night in June; w and melody W.
Astor Morgan, of U. S. ©1e. Nov.
7, 1928; E 577310; Arrow musie pub.
co., inc., New York. 22482

One of these days; hymn, w and m
Jo. W., OFWs aan (av, cundeize:
2c. Nov. 20; E 577278: J. Clair Wit-
mer. Saxton, Pa. 22483

Onions bring mem’ries of you; w Da-
vid Barnett [i. e. David B. Blum-
stein], m Will Donaldson, of U. S.
© Dec. .4, 1928; 2 « Dee G6: EB
577761; Goodman & Rose, ine., New
York. 22484

Only a dream; w M. B. F., melody Ar-
neld, T. Lax,,.ot, U.S... Qidaea Ney.
19, 1923; E 577169; Mary Blanche
Ferguson, Oakland, Calif. 22485

Only child; w and melody R. L. H.,
of U. 8... © A € Ney 2, foe
576702; Royce Langdon Hendrick-
son, New York. 22486

Only (The) girl; dancing song, wand
m Ben Russell, Arnold Johnson and
Emile Coleman, of U. S.. © Dec. 3,
1923 ; 2 -e.» Dec, 527 a7 (e295 deo.
Feist, ine., New York. 22487

Only Jesus: w andmA. R. 8., of U.S.,
arr. Clarence M: Jones ,of U. 8. 4to.
(Lifting up series) © Nov. 19, 1923;
2) ek Now 23; Web¥oilS peA RK.
Schooler, Chicago: 22488

Only mother; w A. C. J., m George
Graff, jr., of U. S., ‘arr. ‘Theo. G.
Beach, of U. S. ©1@ Nov. 5, 19238;
E 574853; Anna C. Johnston, Sea
OUift! “BL 1.) NA 22489

Onward Christian soldiers; by A. S&S.
Sullivan, transcribed Hdwin H. Le-
mare, of U. 8.; organ. (Famous
melodies old and new: Hymn tune
transcription) © Nov. 7, 1923; 2 ¢.
Noy. 20; E 577225; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 22490

Oom-pah (The) trot; one step, from
Stop flirting, by William Daly and
Paul Lannin, of Great Britain; pf.
London, Chappell & co., ltd. .© Nov.
26, 1923; 1 c. Noy. 30; E 573030;
Harms, ine., New York. 22491

Open the gate of your heart; w Fred-

- erick Owen, m Constance White, of
England. New York, Leo Feist,

1260

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

‘ine. © Oct. 26, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 8;
BK} 576844; Herman Darewski music
‘pub. co., London 22492

Oratorio repertoire; collection of solos
from standard works, selected and
ed. Nicholas Douty, of U. S.; tenor.
wee tee KC) AS. OL, LOZ se se:
and aff, Sept. 4; A 752771; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 22493

——_hass:, vi 4. 4to.. .©
Sept. 22, 1923; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
24; A 758292; Theo... Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 22494

Orchestral training; systematic and
progressive course of study, written
and compiled Mortimer Wilson, of
U. S$) v. 3. (Fischer ed: 5201) ©
Sept. 20, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 24:

A 759094; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 22495
Oriental dramatic adagio; by Irénée

emBerge, of .U..,S., urr. Ross Jung-
nickel, of U. S.; orech. (Artist’s or-
chestra repertoire, no. 86: Photo-
play. series, no. 7) © Nov. 5, 1923;
2.6 NOV. Of Wy prOtDi,. Ross June-
nickel, New York. 22496

Oriental furioso; by Victor Boehnlein,
of U. S8., arr. Christopher O’Hare, of

U.S; orch.. 4to. (Cinema ine. se-
ries, no. 39) © Nov. 27, 1923; 2 ¢
Nov. 30; E 577612; Belwin,. inc..

New York. 22497
Orientale; by Cui, played Phillip Gor-
don, of U. S. (Ampico, red label,
no. 61361-G) [Music roll] © Nov.
eee 2 CY Dee, 45, 1923 ° |
575563; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 22498

OtpayHEIMB aHreziomB (Consolateur
ailé; paroles d’A. Pouchkine, paroles
frangaises de M. D. Calvocoressi.
English text by Robert Burness, mu-
sique d’A. Gretchaninoff, ed. by F. H.
Schneider, of Germany. © Aug. 1,
1923 ; .1,¢. Oct, 26,;-E. 572562 ;. Breit-
kopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 22499

Our annual attraction; or, The village
bazaar, humorous patter song, w
and m Ronald Bagnall, of Great
Britain; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Oct. 18, 1923; 1 ¢.
Oct. 22; E 5724938; Reynolds & co.,

- London. 22500

Our friendship ceases now; w and
melody T. F., of U.S. © 1c Nov.
9, 1928; E 576940; Ted Fletcher,
New York. 22501

22511

Our Henrietta ; w and melody Sam
Ehrlich: and ‘Turner Layton, of

U. S. © 1 e«. Nov: 14,1923; E
577026; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 22502

Our Indian guide; by Henrietta Gris-
wold, of U. S., op..5, no. 2; pf. with
w. (Boy scout pieces, no. 2)
Dec. 4, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 8; E 577804;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. .

2503

Our lovely rose; from The Stepping —
stones, w Anne Caldwell, m Jerome

Wer, of TE'S!)'"O Oet. "Sie 1823;
2 ec. Nov. 2; E 574798; T. B. Harms
co., New York. 22504

Our national songs; v. 1, collected and
arr. by Harold Boulton and Arthur
Somervell. of Great Britain. ©
Nov. 8, 1923; 1 ec. Nov. 14; E 572740;
J. B. Cramer & co., litd., London.

22505

Our radio; w I. B. H., m Geo. Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach, of
We" Suii@©e 1 e@ ‘Nove 2351923; E
577354; Ida B. Howze, St. Louis.

22506

Our rally. day; service for the Sunday
school, text Laurene Highfield, m
Thomas, Lowden and others, of U. S.
Chicago, Ill, Geo. F. Rosche & co.

SVG. my icp Awe. Eades 2 Cando.
Aug. 4: A 757032; Geo. F. Rosche,
Chicago. 22907

Our soldier son; w Mrs. R. C., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U. S.. ©.1 e@. Nov. .26,
1923; HE 5774381; Mrs. Ren Collins,
Fenwick, Mich. 22508

Out of doors: suite, w Walt Whitman,
m Ernest Farrar, of England, op.
14; mixed voices and pf. 4to. Con-

. tents: 1. A song of the open road.—
2. The astronomer.—3. O glad, cul-
minating song. © Oct. 24, 1923; 1 ¢.
Nov. 3; E 572679; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 22509

Out of the silence; cycle of three
songs [and] 1. Forget me not and
roses twain.—2. Cradle song.—3.
Melody love plays upon my heart:
wand mL. K., of U. S., arr. Walter
Goodell, of U. S. Contents of Out of
the silence: Nightingale-—Tears.—I
knew it not. © 1.c. Oct. 17, 1928;

Ki 576146; Lourine Kummer, Chi-
cago. 22510
Out on the sea of love: w and m

E...C.. H.,. of U...S... ©: 1c Noy. 22.
1923 ; E 577312; Earl Cranston Hart,
Bowden, OkEl. 22511

1261

Out San Francisco way; w Vincent
Bryan and Sam Marlay, m Gertrude
Hoffman, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U. S. 4to. (Witmark edition ex-
cellent, quartette arrangements, no.
1724, 1725) 1. Female voices.—2.
Mixed voices. © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ec.
each Dec. 12; E 575502, 5755038; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement | Cle ye Le

“Over the ceremony: melody A. R., of

Loot oO» Loc Noy: 285° 1923=" Bh
577551; Abraham Rapfogel, New
York, 22514

Over the depths of the sea; w K. Bal-
mont, tr. Constance Purdy, m Rein-
hold M. Gliére, of U. S., op. 59;
high voice. © Noy. 19, 1923; 2 ec.
Nov. 22; E 575052 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. [© translation] 22515

Pal o’'mine; w K. T., m Geo. Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach, of U. S.
© 1,,.c., Nov.1423:; 1923; . By), 577350);
Kenneth Thompson, Albany. 22516

Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Sante)
Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire
(Veni Creator Spiritus) ; sacred w,
m Palestrina, arr. Edmund Jaques.
of England; unison cho. of men’s
voices alternating with mixed cho.,
organ ace. 4to. (Church music re-
view, no. 689) © Oct. 23, 1923; 1 «¢.
Oct. 24; E 572391; H. W- Gray co.,
New York. [© arrangement]

22517

Palmer (Peggy Spencer) Two festive
pieces; by P. S. P., of Great Britain ;
pf. Contents:—1. Preamble. — 2.
Country dance.. © Oct. 31, 1923;

bc, Nov. 138; HY ot278?2” Anzlo-
French music co., !td., London.

22518

Paloma blanca; cancion Mexicana,

traditional m arr. M. Lerdo de

Fejada, of Mexico; 2 6 mas voces.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1923; E 577807; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 22519

Palomo mio; w and m A. G. S.. of
UW S&S -Ovl GoNow 10) 192373)
974751; Adolfo Gonzalez Sevillano,
New York. 22520

Palummo viaggiatore; versi di Nello
de lutio, musica di M. de Vellis, of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1925) 2 eh 'Oct.' 26° R: D168p0 7 Casa
editrice musicale Sorrento, Naples.

“pai pal

Pan Twardowski (Maitre Twardo-
wski) ; ballet pantomime basé sur
une légende polonaise du_ seiziéme
siécle en neuf tableaux, texte de S.
Ordon, musique de Ludomir Rézycki,

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of U. S.,-ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt,
of U. S.; pf. se. © Oct. 10, 1923 ;.
1 ce. Nov. 13; E 577048; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© editing
and revising] in22522
Pango Pango maid; w and melody
Irving Bibo and Fred Phillips, of
UO. Sy-arre RV Borges ee. 3,
1923; E 577689; Leo. Feist, inc.,

New York. pads Via
Pantalon; di Giovanni Ascanio Ci-
cogna, of Italy; piano. (Marionette,

2° serie, no. 2) © Nov. 17, 1923;
tee. Nov. 19, BE 5728455 G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 22524
Papa’s bad boy; w J, R., m John F.
Ryan, of U. S. ©1¢€. Nov. 10, 1923 ;
FE 574735; John Rife, Dearborn,
Mich. 22525
Papucchiella; versi di R. C., musica
di- G. Tammaro, of U._S., arr! L.
Canoro, of U. S.; mand. acc. © 1
ce. Dee. 4, 1923; E 577665; Raffaele
Cavallo, New York. 22526
Paquita; Spanish serenade, A. Buzzi-
Peccia, arr. Max Reese, of U. S.;
orch. with pf. aec. © Dec. 7, 1923;
2c. Dec. 8; E 575377; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. Pp PA

Paradise lost, without you; w James
M. Reilly, melody S. E. Boiselair,

of U.S. '‘©'1 e@! Nov.»22, 1923; E
575016; Stephen E. Boisclair, Al-
bany. 22528
Parliament; w and m #. Hi, ‘G., of

U. S., arr. Dominick Maffei, of U.S.

© 1c. Nov. 7. 1923; E 576811; Ed-

ward Hussey Binns, Pittsburgh.
22529

Parry (C. Hubert) Five romantic
pieces; by C. H. Parry, of Great
Britain; pf. Contents :—Prelude.—
Sonnet. — Romance. — A caprice. —
Solitude. © Oct. 25, 1923; 1 c.
Nov. 2; E 572592; Hdwin Ashdown,
lItd., London. 22530

Passing clouds; by Reuben Davies, of
..'S.<“ pt. oO) MNGve permit CC:
Dec. 4; E 577706; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. PiZOe L

Paste fasula; w and melody EH. M. C.,
of U. S., arr. Al W. Brown, of U. S.
© 1 e¢ Nov. 21, 1923; E. 577307;
Eduard M. Clark, New York. 22532

Path (The) of life; anthem, w from
the Bible, m Samuel Richards
Gaines, of U. S.; mixed voices, with —
organ ace. (Boston music ¢€0. oc-
tavo church music, general anthems,
no: 992) . ©: Nov. ein leae oe, C
Dee. 1; E 575283; Boston music Co.,
Boston. 220e0

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Patriotic songs. -Contents: 1. The
cross and the flag for me; w and
mL. L. P., of U. S—2. The cross
and the U. S. A.; w Jas. R. P., m
L. D. Carrington, of U. S. © Nov.
Wanleeas .2. Gr. Nowa, 14: HH. ST10ls;
Leander L. Pickett, Wilmore, Ky.

22534

Patsy; w Al Godron [pseud. of A. S.],
m A. G. and Robert King, of U. S.
Los Angeles, Calif., S. Seiler. ©
Wer 1, 1923; 2 «. Oct 8. Oe! ;gx
Albert Seiler, Los Angeles. 22535

Patty O’Brien; w A. V. A., m Geo.
Graff, jr.. of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach,
eles. ) fc. Nov: 23, 1923) E
977363; Anna V. Akins, Pt.. Wash-
memon, Ly, LayNo¥. 22536

Pavane; par Michel Mir, of France;
piano. © Nov: 3, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov.
30; E 572968: Paul Decoureelle,
Nice, France. 22537

Paysages; no. 1-8, par Pierre Augi-
éras. of France, op. 38: pf. ©
Nov. 3, 1923; 1c. Nov. 30; EH 572977 ;
C. Dupuis, Paris. 22538

Peanuts; by G. E. H., of U. S.3 pf.
© 1 @ Nov. 5, 1923; E 576798:
George E. Halley, Kansas City, Mo.

22539

Pear!: w and m Frederick S. Prochep,
of U. S., arr. Dave Peyton, of U. S.
G Oet.115,°1928:'2 @ Nov. 195) EB
577257; Interstate music pub. co.,
Chicago. 22540

Peeché nun tuorne ’a mme; versi di
Pietro Iacoletti, musica di Luigi
Donadio, of Italy. domiciled at New
York; mand. ace. 4to. © Nov. 1,
1923 ; 2.c. Nov. 15; E 574906; Verdi’s
music roll co., New York. 22541

Peeping (The) moon; waltz ballad,
w W. A. Lewis -and S. E. L., m
Marcella A. Weiskopf, of U. S. ©

~ Le. Oct. 22, 1923: EH 574658; Sarah

E. Lewis, Malvern, O. 22542
Pensée d’amour; by Otto Ortmann,
of U. 8.; violoncello and pf. ©
Mov saS) 2923: oQisebaNova 5226). BE
575057: G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 22543
Perdéname! cancién popular rusa,

letra de Angel Garrido, m arr. Felix

Zeller, of Mexico. © Sept. 13, 1923;

1 ¢ Oct. 12; E 572444; Wagner y
Levien, Mexico D. F., Mexico.

22544

Perla (La) de Occidente; fox trot,

letra de José G. de Arias. musica

de Higino Ruralcaba, of Mexico. ©

te. Oct. 29270238") f S7508e) CG

Schirmer, inc., New York. 22545

22555

Pesse (Maurice) Quatre petites chan-
sons sans paroles; par M. Pesse, of
France; piano. Contents :—1. Chan-
son paisible-—2. Chanson vigou-
reuse.—3. Chanson cdaline.—t. Chan-
son humoristique. © Oct. 8, 1923;
1 ec. Nov. 30; E 572980; Durand et
cie., Paris. ‘ 22546

Petit salut; paroles latins, musique de
EK. Bruneau, of France; 4 deux
voix égales ou A JTunisson, avec
orgue. (Selecta opera, no. 66)
Contents :—1l. O sacrum = conviv-
ium.—2. Benedicta sit sancta.—3.
Cor Jesu.—4. Tantum ergo. © Oct.
SPTLOQZS Fk, ef Wec.io8); SE: Bt3023';
Veuve L. J. Biton, St.-Laurent-sur-
Sévre, France. 22547

Petite gavotte; by G. C., of U. S.; pf.
(Childhood fancies, no. 1) © 1 e.
Noy. 26. 1923; E 577422; Gerard
Carbonara, Oakland, Calif. 22548

Petite valse; par N. Leblane, of
France; quintette 4 cordes avec
piano conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 3,
1923; 1 ec. Nov. 28; E 572920; Paul
Decourcelle, Nice, France. 22549

Pharaoh; Egyptian fox trot, melody
Ags, at. U;, Son ©, Tc, Novy 26;
1923; E 577413; Alexander Maloof,
New York. 22550

Pheebe in her petticoat; w and m col-
lected and arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of
England. (Jn Nursery songs from
the Appalachian Mountains, second
series) © Oct. 23, 1923; 1 ¢ Oct.
24; E 572396; Novello & co., Iltd.,
London. [© arrangement] 22551

Pianoforte technic; progressive exer-
eises for the mastering of the key-
board, by G. D., of U. S. bk. 2. ©

:: Oct. 16, 1923 ; 2 e., Nov:,2,;, Ei, 576752 ;
G. D’ Alessandro, Boston. 22552

Pianola: by Frank Westphal, of U. S.;
pf. © Nov. 17, 1923; 2 ce. Nov. 19;
EK 574978; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 22553

Piccola (La) velocita; 24 studi per
pianoforte, di C. Czerny, op. 636,
nuova edizione riveduta e eorretta
da Felice Boghen, of Italy. Edizioni
Carisch. © Aug. 3, 1923; 1 c. Sept.
7; H 567696; A. & G. Carisch; & ¢o.,
Milan. 22554

Pickaninny dance; southern novelty,
Anna Hering Sovereign, of U. S.;
pf.. © Nov. '24, 1923 ; 2) c. Nov. 23;
E 577401; Jack Mills, ine., New
York. 22555

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225356

Pied (The) piper of Hamelin; opera
in three acts, libretto, Anna J. Beis-
wenger, m Joseph W. Clokey, of U.
S. © Oct. 28, 1923;'2-c¢.. Oct: 27;
E 574644; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. 22556

w Robert Browning, m George
Rathbone, of England; sop. solo and
chorus. 4to. (Novello’s school
music) ©, Oet. 31, 19238; Joc. Nov.
1; EH. 572584; Novello. & co., Iltd.,
London. 22001

Piedigrotta Mario, 1923; versi e
musica di diversi autori, of Italy,
domiciled: at New York. © Oct. 15,
1923; 2'c. Oct. 20; E 574918; Italian
song co., New York. 22508

PiesSni do mszy Swietej}; napisait Hugen- |

iusz Walkiewicz, of U. S., op. 17;
na cztery glosy miezane, z organ-
am 410.0) NOV, 24, lo2o, 2 ¢.
Noy. 28; E 577614; B. J. Zalewski,
Chicago. 22559
Piggly wiggly wee; w Alice Whitson,
m May F. Lawrence, of U. S. (Jn
Rainbow cycle, no. 6) © Novy. 26,
1923 ;°2°e@ Nove(2%; BE 577537 4 Kd-
ward Schuberth & ¢co., New York.
22560
Pink. pearls; waltz, Geo. L. Spaulding,
of U. S.; pf., four hands. (Enter-
taining four hand music. grade 1)

(Ge Nov... 7, 2928 2 e-"Nov. 20° BH
077223; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 22561

Piper (The); w J. E. Flecker, m N.
McLeod Steel, of Great Britain. ©
Nov. f, 2928: Ie. Now.(2; B.572651 ;

Chappell & co., Itd.. London. 22562
Pjerrot-vals [and] Rosenvalsen; af
musikalsk pantomime, Aften hos

Pjerrot, musik af Bella Edwards, of
Pocland: WE, © Oct 10) 125") 1 ¢.
Nov. 13; E 572744: Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 22063
Place (The) that’s nearest home, w
and tm (BU Geo @,, vot a, |S! : @aAds.
1, 4923 3:2-¢c; Dee. 3,/1923% By5715229 ;
Herbert G. Tovey, Los Angeles.
22564
Plaisir champétre; par A. Filégier, of
France; orch. avec piano-conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 1, 1923; 1 « Dee. 3;
EK 573015; Librairie Hachette, Paris.
22565
Play fair man; w Joseph McCarthy,
melody Harry Tierney, of U. 8.
1c... Dec.,.3,. 1923; E 577680; Leo.
Feist, inc., New York. 22566

Play that old time melody; w Percy.

Edgar, m L. S. and Donovan Meher,
of Great Britain. [Staff and tonic

oR pat

pt. 111, DY s., v. 18

sol-fa notations]. © Oct. 1, 1923; 1
ce. Nov. 3; E 572609; L. Silberman..
London. 22567

Play the game! w Henry Newbolt, m
Florence Aylward, of Great Britain.
©! Oat: 15 19255) Te epee B
572173 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.

22568

Plaything, I love you; w and m B. L.
B., of Ul S. (© 1 ce Dee. 4, 1923 ;
E 577674; Burr Lloyd Barnhouse,
Galveston, Tex. 22569

Pleading; w and melody T. C., of U.

© 1c. Nov. 5, 1923; BE 576796;
Tax Cumings, Cambridge, Mass. -
; 22570

(Bitte) : w Hermann Hesse, Eng-
lish version J. E. W., m A. Walter
Kramer, of U. S8., op. 48, no. 2; low
voice in E flat. Fischer ed. © Oct.
8; 1923; 2 euNov. TH Saas id.
Fischer & bro., New York. 22571

Pleading eyes: w D. H., melody B. B.,
of .U. Si Oot -eaNov. a 1925, H
575077; Donn Hayes and Bill
Bailey, Hollywood, Calif. 22572

Piease come again, summer days;
from That Casey girl, w William
Jerome, m Jean Schwartz, of U. S.
©. Nov. 13, 1923; 2 c. Noy. 205 -)
574981; Jack Mills, inc., New York.

22573

Please do; w M. L: C., mH. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1 ce Dee.
7, 1923; E 575326; Melva L. Car-
penter, Denison, Tex. 22574

Please remit; w G. L. R., m H. J. L.,
of U. S., arr. C. Nichols, of U.S. ©,
1 « Nov. 5, 1923; E 576789; George
L. Roesch and Harry J. Lohman,
New York. 22575

Pleier (Ludwig) Intermezzo; by L.
P., of U. S.; cello and pf., in A. maj.
©l1c. Dec. 4, 1923; E 577668; Lud-
wig Pleier, Atlantic City. 22576

Poldini (Eduard) 25 poetic studies
(25 études poétiques); by E. Pol-
dini, of Hungary, op. 96, tr. Th.
Baker, traducido Maria Paz Gains-

borg; pf. (Schirmer’s scholastic
series, v. 144) [English, French

and Spanish text] © Oct. 30, 1923;
2 c. Nov. 2; E 574586; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 22577
Polly-nesian maid; jazz one step or
fox trot. w John Franklin Harris,
mn Ernest William Teubner, of U.
S. Los Angeles, Calif., Bright an-
gel publishers. © Nov. 17, 1923; 2
c. Nov. 26; E 577589; Harris and
Teubner, Pago Pago, Tutuila, Sa-
moa. 22578

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no. 12, 1923

Pond lily waltz; by B. B., of U. S.; pf.
4to. © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
16; E 577144; Bertha Brunckhorst,
Brooklyn. 22579

Poor (The) couple; w and m collected
and arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of England.
(In Nursery songs from the Ap-
palachian Mountains, second series)
©) Wet): 23-1923 3D) e/ Oct. 245) H
572401; Novello & co., Itd., London.
[© arrangement] 22580

Poor little Rose; w Milton V. Robbins,
mL. H. U., of U.S. ©1e. Oct. 25,
1923; E 576872; Lewis Huber Un-
glesby, Baton Rouge, La. 22581

Portango; melody O. M., of U. S.
© 1c Nov. 1, 1923; E 574610;
Otto Motzan, New York. 22582

Postlude in G; by Schulty-Guilmant,
of U. S., arr. C. H. H. Booth, of U.
S.; organ. (Pipe organ, no. 4)
Nov. 8, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 10; E 574792;
Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J.

22583

Potomac River blues; w and m Maceo
Pinkard, of U. S: © Oct. 30, 1923;
2 ec. Nov. 23; E 577396; Down South
music pub. corp., New York. 22584

Poveri mariti; versi di G. A., musica
di Antonio Quintavalle, of Italy,
domiciled at Philadelphia; mand.
fee. © 1 c.7iNov.' 121}911923 75 EF
577292 ; Gennaro Amato, New York.

22585

Powinszowanie; na imieniny kaplana
lub profesora, stowa J. Wabnera.
muzyka Lysberg K. Brzozowski, of
U. S.; na eztery giosy mieszane. ©
Nove, 14, . 19235); :2..¢c.4 Novi, 16:5
575003; Joseph Krygier, Philadel-
phia. 22586

Practical method for the ukulele;
with complete arr. of chords, with
diagram, compiled K. Killianus, of
U.S. 4to. (Cover title :—Killian’s
method for the ukulele) © Sept.
8, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept..19; A
759054; K. Kotty, Milwaukee.

22587

Prairie flower; w E. E., m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1. Dee.
7, 19238; E 575348; Edward Ertman,
Turtle Creek, Pa. 22588

Praise songs: w and m G. T. H., of
Great Britain, domiciled at Chicago.
8v0. © Nov. 25, 1923; 2 ec: Nov. 28;
E 577615; Gladstone T. Harewood,
Chicago. 22589

22599

Prayer will win the victory; w H.
G. T., m E. W.S., of U. S. © Aug.
1, 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 3; 1923; E 575206;
Herbert G. Tovey and Ernest W.
Stuchbery, Los Angeles. 22590

Prelude and Chaconne; by James
Brown, of England; violin and pf.
(Polychordia violin solos, no. 4)
ke) “ORD aa 1628 Pe SNe OS?
972676; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 22591

Prelude in E flat; composed and
played Julius Chaloff, of U. S., op.
10, no. 1. (Ampico, no. 61783-H)
[Music roll] © Feb. 20, 1923; 2
ce Dee. 13; HE 575553; American
piano co., New York. [© interpreta-
tion] 22592

Prelude pathetique; by Shura Cher-
kassky, of Russia, domiciled at Bal-
timore; pf. Baltimore, Md., G.
Fred Kranz music co. © Nov. 9,
1923; 2 ec. Nov. 12; E 574797; Fred-
erick R. Huber, Baltimore. 22593

Premier album des editions du music-
hall; par auteurs divers, of France;
piano seul. © Noy. 23, 1923; 1 ec.
Nov.: 23; E 572861 ;: Enoch .& ‘cie.,
Paris. 22594

Premiére danse espagnole; tiré de la
partition de La vie bréve, drame
lyrique, par Manuel de Falla, tran-
scription de G. Samazeuilh, of
France; piano. (Deux danses es-
pagnoles) © Oct. 5, 1923; 1c. Oct.
27; E 572535; Max Eschig, Paris.
[© transcription] 22595

Prenez garde Lisette; w and m Noel
Coward, of England. © Oct. 31,
LO ore weg G., NOV ak 5. Fy OF GOD2. 7. OED,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 22596

Present. with the Lord; w and m H.
Go TB 0f (U.0S8in2© same 1; 1923 ;
2-e. Deen|3) 1192385081 575212: Her-
bert G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 22597

Pretty Gypsy maid; w _ Laurene
Highfield, m Ira B. Wilson, of U.
S.; sop., alto and bar., melody in
bar. 4to. (School music for the
upper grades and high school) ©
Nov. 6, 1923; 2 ce. Nov. 10; E 574794 ;
Chart music pub. house, Chicago.

22598

Pretty little thing; fox trot song, w
and m Benny Davis, Harry Akst
and Russell Hird, of U. S. © Oct.
a, G23: 2 \enUNOv.. 84; Hin ot4sGL:
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

22599

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22600
Prezetella ’a semmentara; versi di
Pietro Iacoletti, musica di Luigi

Donadio, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; mand. ace. 4to. © Nov. 1,
1923 ; 2 c. Nov. 15; E 574900; Verdi’s
music roll co., New York. 22600

Primo (Il) maestro di pianoforte; 100
studi giornalieri, di C. Czerny, op.
599, nuova edizione riveduta e cor-
retta da Felice Boghen, of Italy.
Edizioni Carisch. © June 21, 1923;
1 @' Sept, 7; E 567695; A. &-G.
Carisch & ¢., Milan. 22601

Princess Nicotine; from Sharlee, w
Alex Rogers, m C. Luckeyth Roberts,
Gt U.S: Nav. 23. 1925? 2G Nov.
24; E 575099; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 22602

Prisoner (The) of Zenda; incidental
music, Norman O’Neill, of Great
Britain; pf. Contents:—1l. My king
can do no wrong.—2. Coronation
march. © Oct. 11, 1923; 1 ¢« Oct.
18; E 572424: J. B. Cramer & ¢o.,
Itd., London. 22603

Processional nfarch; by J. Frank Fry-
singer, of U. S.; pf. duet. © Nov.
1923) 2° e7Novo20ji0 571285;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

22604

Prodigal daughter of Broadway; w
Coleman Goetz, m T. S., of U. S.,,
arr. Vern Elliott, of U. S. © 1-¢
Noy. 13, 1923; E 577313; Ted Sha-
piro, Brooklyn. 22605

Project ; march, by Harold Bennett, of
U. S.; oreh. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Novy. 10,
1923; 2 c Nov. 16; E 577128; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 22606

Projezioni musicali; 6 piceoli pezzi in-
fantili, di Carlo Graziani-Walter, of
Italy; piano. Contents :—La gallina
ha fatto Vuovo.—Il canto del
gatto.—Cane e gatto.—Piccolo caril-
lon.—Xylophone.—Balilla. © Sept.
28, 1923; 1 c. Oct. 30; E 572574; A.
& G..Carisch & c, Milan. 22607

Prokofieff (Serge) Ilaprp cruxoTropeHii
(Cing poésies) ; de C. Balmont tra-
duction francaise de Lina Llubera et
de S. Prokofieff, deutsch von Vera
Miller, English text by Olga Mojay-
sky, musique de S. Prokofieff, op. 36,
ed. by F. H. Schneider, of Germany.
Moscou, Paris, etc., A. Gutheil. Con-
tents :—1. Une incantation du feu et
de Veau.—2. La voix des oiseaux.—
3. Le papillon.—4. Pense 4 moi.—d.
Les granits.
Oct. 26; E 572566; Breitkopf & Har-
tel, Leipzig. 22608

©’ Sept.-1; 192331. ¢. .

pt. 111, 0.'s., v. iS.

Promise (A) from the Lord to you;
w Ira Long, m J: O. L., of U. S. ©
Nov, 12, : 11928352 -¢) (Nov. 15a" BE.
574881; J. Owen Long, Harrison-
burg, Va. 22609:

Publicity ; or, Advertisements, humor-:
ous patter song, w and m Bert
Stanley, of Great Britain; in B flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct, 13, 1923; olen Oct 22s" H
572499; Reynolds & co., London.

. 22610: -

Pugno (Il) di Firpo; parole e musica
di C. @ A., of Italy, domiciled at
Philadelphia; mand. ace. 4to. ©
Nov. 6, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 10; E 577037;
Carmine D’Alfonso, Philadelphia.

22611

Punch and Judy; w and melody Ben
Black and Neil Moret, of U. S., arr.
By B.' "© 4 e&* Nover24, 19238*" bh
575125 ; Leo Feist, ine., New York.

22612:

Quand on est intelligent; paroles de
Lucien Boyer, musique de A. Chan-
trier, of France. © Nov. 3, 1923;
1 « Nov. 30; E 572981; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 22613.

Que Linda! tango argentin, par A.
Courquin, of France; piano. Paris,
Buffet, Crampon et cie. © Nov. 3,
1923; 1 c. Nov. 30; E 572956; Evette
et Schaeffer, Paris. 22614

Queen of the Nile; w F. T. W., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], of U.. S.. © 1 e¢ Nov. 26,
1923; E 577428; Florizel Thomas
Woodford, Clarksburg, W. Va.

22615:

Queen of the restaurant; w and m
F, W. P., of -U: 8. © Nov. 26; 1923 ;
2-@. Nov. 28; E 577695; Fred W.
Poole, Boston. 22616

Question and answer: w Alice Whit-
son, m May F. Lawrence, of U. S.
(In Rainbow cycle, no. 4) © Nov.

- 26, 1923 ; 2c. Nov. 27; 577535 ; Hd-
ward Schuberth & co., New York.

22617

Rachmaninoff (S.) Mélodie; de S.
Rachmaninoff, op. 3, n. 3, transcrite
par Luigi d’Ambrosio, of Italy; alto,
ou violon, et piano. © Nov. 17,
1923; 1 ¢c. Nov. 19; E 572840; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 22618

Radiant (The) song; w and m A. T.
B., ‘of: UD. Si “©! 1¢e. -Nov.'20) 1928 ;
E 574991; Adéle T. Boyd, Essex
Fells, N. J. 22619)

1266

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

0. 12, 1923

22642

Rag-picker (The) of done-for heap;
musical monologue, w Albert Cheva-
lier, m John C. Holliday, of Great
‘Britain; pf. © Oct. 18, 1923; 1 ¢.
Oct. 22; E 572505; Reynolds & co..
London. 22620

Raggedy. Ann; from The _ stepping
stones, w Anne Caldwell, m Jerome
+Kepnyof,U;. 8: ©-Oct. 31, 192352, ¢.
Noy. 2; E. 576749; T. B. Harms co..
New York. 22621

Ragtime darktown jazz baby: w R. W.
H., melody M. Peree [pseud. of Mrs.
P. B. Robinson], of U. S. © 1
ce. Nov. 19, 1923; E 577183; Rudolph
W. Howe, South Poland, Me. 22622

Railroad galop; by Eduardo Marzo, of
U. S.: pf., four hands. © Nov. 7,
1923; 2 ce. Nov. 20; E 577224; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 22623

Rainbow (The) cycle: song book for
children, w Alice Whitson, m May
F. Lawrence, of U. S. © Nov. 26,
1923 ; 2 ¢. Nov!) 273;°E 577531 ;'Hd-
ward Schuberth & co., New York.
22624

Rainbows; w M. M. D., m Arnold T.
Lax, of U. S. New York, Frank
Harding, © Nov. 24, 1923; 2° c¢.
Noy. 26; E 577513; May Moore Du-
rant, Bishopville, 8S. C. 22625

Rasse (Francois) 55 lecons de solfége ;
progressives dans toutes les clefs,
par F. R., of Belgium, sans acc. 8”°.
©) Novus, 192572 «Noy. 283. %
572914: Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 22626

Rastus and his band; march, by Jas.
Tinker, of U. 8.; ten. banjo or ten.
mandola. © Nov. 17, 1923; 2 c. Nov.

19; E 577693; J. Hansen, Ely, Minn.

22627

Rather fun; by Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain, ed. Ernest Fowles;
pf. (Curwen edition, higher divi-
sion, no. 9226) © Aug. 28, 1923;
1 ©. Oct. 15; E 572456; J. Curwen
& sons, ltd., London. 22628

Razz-berries ; fox trot, w Charles Pape,
Mi Ps GE Ue): Lc. INGye” 16,
1923; E 577145; Bertha Brunck-
horst, Brooklyn. 22629

Ready and working; w Gilbert L. Wil-
son, mH. Go TE. -0f UL S. "©-Aug:

- 1, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 3; E 575217; Her-
bert G. Tovey, Los Angeles, Cal.

22630

Reap, boys, reap; w and m collected

and arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of England.
(In Nursery songs from the Appa-
lachian Mountains, second series)

©, Oet.,23; 1923... 1o_¢.,. Oct.,,.243,,. 6
572397 ; Novello & co., ltd., London.
[© arrangement] 22631
Recollections of concepcidn (Recuer-
dos de concepcidn) ; suite, by Hn-
rigue Soro, of Chile; pf. Contents.—
1. In the shade of the lindens.—2.
Flirtation.—3. Declaration. © Nov.
tS, 1G25 5 2 "Cnt NOW Bene 4 3 C005
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
22632
Red-headed Rose; w and melody A..
L. 8., of U. S. © 1c Nov. 26, 1923;
E 577444; Abraham Lewis Steinberg,
Detroit, Mich. 22633

Red hot mama; w and melody Gilbert
Wells, Bud Cooper and Fred Rose,
ots... ©,,1¢. -Nov:. 16) 1923 >
577079; _ Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 22634

Red light Rosie; w Sam M. Lewis and
Joe Young, m Geo. W. Meyer, of U.
S....©. Nov, ..9,..1928; 2 ¢..Noy. 10:
EK 574778; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 22635.

Red rose; w H. EK. H., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
Us) Sase@oliie Now.;;26, 1923.;,. E
077427: Helen E. Henson, Marion-
ville, Mo. 22636

Redeemed; w and m W. M. R., of U.
S. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2 « Nov. 9; B
076923; William M. Runyan, Chi-
cago. 22637

Redemption; w George Hall, m G. Wi.
Hes of UseSal <©pAu gio 1,):4922 3.2e:

Dec. 3; E 575209; Gordon KE.
Hooker, Los Angeles. 22638
Regina (La) del mare; mazurka,

melody Luigi Canoro, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1c. Dec. 6.
1923; E 577737; Rosario Catalano,
Brooklyn. 22639
Remembrance; composed and played
Reuben Davies, of U. 8S. (Ampico,
no. 62171-F) [Music roll] © May
20;- 1923; 2 co Dee. 135°) 575574 ;
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation | 22640
Reminiscencia de Margarita; capricho
por Adolfo Gonzalez [i. e. A. G. S.]
of Cuba, domiciled at New York:
pf: with w.:.©)1.¢. Nov.) 8, 19233
EK 577289; Adolfo G. Sevillano, New
York. 22641
Rendez-vous dans le pare; poésie de
Jean Hytier, musique de Marcelle
Soulage, of France, op. 29; sop. ou
mezzo-sop. Editions musicales But-
fet-Crampon & cie. © Oct. 5, 1923;
1:c. Oct. 27; KE 572529; Evette et
Schaeffer, Paris. 22642.

— 1267

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22643

pt. 14, D.s., v. 18

Requiem; part-song, w Robert Louis
Stevenson, m Mark Andrews, of U.
S.; men’s voices. 4to. (Modern
series, no. 267) © Oct. 23, 1923;
1 c. Oct. 24; 1 ce. Nov: 7; E 576878;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 22643

Resignation; by Caro Roma, arr. Geo.
J. Trinkaus, of U. 8.; violin with
pf. ace. © Nov. 17, 1923; 2 ec. Nov.
26; E 577540; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

22644

1. Violin, cello and pf.—

2. Cello and pf. © Nov. 17, 1923;

2c. each Nov. 26; EB 577517, 577518 ;

M. Witmark & sons, New York.. [©

new arrangement]

Restammo accussi; versi arr. da G.
R., musica di A. Montagna, of Italy.
Cyl c.. Nov. 2, 1923; EH 576744;
Giuseppe Russo, Philadelphia.

22647

Resurrection (Auferstehung) ; Easter
cantata, w and m A. L.. W.,’ of U.
S.; mixed voices and ladies’ or chil-
dren’s cho. 4to. (Composition for
choirs sacred and secular, second
series) [English and German text]

©) 'Oet...'15,°1923.5' 2eo Nov) “195 EB
577256; A. L. Wendt, Wausau, Wis.

22648

Return (The) of Alto Pete; grand
march, J. F. M., of U. S.; pf.
1™e. Nov. 19,°1923; E 577150jJ.
KF. McMahon, New York. 22649

Reuben, Reuben, where have you been ;
w and m Eddie Cantor, Lewis Gen-
sler and Robt. E. Sherwood, of U.
S. © Nov. 19, 1928; 2.¢. Nov. 19;
E 577203; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. 22650

Revenant (Le); paroles de Charles
Baudelaire, musique de Jacques
Larmanjat, of France, op. 30. ©
Novet.15, 2928 24 Lees Noy dG4/(H
572788: Société anonyme des édi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. 22651

Revenge; ballad, w O. B., m Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of
U. S. New York, Frank Harding.
© Nov. .%, 9923 b2i¢.) Now) A944) Hh
577630; Opal Berg, Houston. 22652

Réverie; by O. L. G., of U. 8.3; violin
and pf. New York, Thomas J. Don-
lan. © Nov. 24, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 30;
E 575184; Osear L. Grisch, Hoboken,
Nock 22653

Rhythms for dance instruction; by
R. G., of U. S.; pf. (Second series,
no. X-XVIII) © Nov. 15, 1923;

2 ¢. Nov. 26; -E 577509; Ruth. Gar-

land, New York. 22654

22645, 52646

Riceci-Signorini (Antonio) Cinque pezzi
infantili; 1° serie, di A: RS... of
Italy ; pf. Edizioni Carisch. © June
21, 1923; 1 @ Sept. 7; E 567690;
A. & G. Carisch & co., Milan.

22655

Riding in our Lizzy now; w and m
W. E. R., of U. S., arr. Leo Joseph
Leblanc, of U. S. ©1e. Nov. 27,
1928; E 577547; Wilfrid Eduard
Ricard, Nashua, N. H. 22656

Ring out, wild bells; festival carol,
Percy E. Fletcher, of England. 1.
Basso.—2. Violoncello.—3. ._ Viola.—
4. Violino sceondo.—5. Violino pri-
mo. © Nov. 14, 1923; 1 @ each
Nov. 15; E 572765-572769; Novello
& co., Itd., London. [©. arrange-
ment] 22657-22661

w from Tennyson’s In memo-
riam, m Percy E. Fletcher, of Eng-
land; men’s voices. 4to. (Orpheus,
new series, no. 589) © Oct. 15,
1923); -I-e. Oct. 203, EB 572380°No-
vello & co., ltd., London. [© ar-
rangement] 22662

Rippling tide; song fox-trot, Rollo De
Freyne, arr. H. M. Higgs, of Great
Britain; orch. with 1st violin con-
ductor. 4to. (Chappell & co’s or-
chestral journal, no. 951) © Oct.
10, 1923; 1. ¢. Oct. .20;, BE 572437;
Chappell & co., ltd., Londen. [© ar-
rangement ] 22663

Risata (La) di Nofrio; polka, melody
Giuseppe Tarantola, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn. © 1 ec. Dee. 6,
1923; E 577739; Rosario Catalano,
Brooklyn. 22664

Road (The) that leads to Hoosier-
land; w Hattie Lanning, m Al. Mee-
han, of U, S.3. pt. Svith av.ig@ Oct,
119237" 2.-C (OCR sat teers
Hattie La Belle Lanning, Marion,
Ind. 22665

Robin redbreast; unison, or solo, with
three-part refrain, w Laurene High-
field, m H. W. Porter, of U. S.; mel-

' ody in bar. 4to. (School musie for
the upper grades and high school)
© Nov. 20, 1923: 2 ¢ Noy. 23: E
577330; Chart music pub. house,
Chicago. 22666

Robin’s cross; w George Darley, m F.
Stuart Young, of England. © Oct.
24; 1923; 1 ¢« Nov. 3; E 572678;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. . 22667

Rock of ages; by Hastings, played
Francis Erle, of U. S.; in B flat.
(Ampico, with words, no. 1101-E)

1268

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923)

22688

[Musie roll] © May 20, 1928; 2 c.
Dec. 13; E 575581; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]

22668

Rock of ages, refuge blest; w T. O.
Chisholm, m W. M. R., of U. S.
© Nov. 1, 91923;/ 2c. Nov. 9; E
576925; William M. Runyan, Chi-
cago. 22669

Rolling (The) deep; w andmA.A.A.,
of U. S.; bass voice. © Nov. 30,
1923; 2 ce. Dee. 10; EB 575388; A. A.
Augustus, Cleveland. 22670

Romance; by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsa-
koff, transcribed Edwin Arthur
Kran, of U-: S.; organ.” (Recital
series of organ transcriptions, sec-
ond series, no. 41) © Nov. 12,
1923; 2 @ Nov. 15; E 577062; G.
Schirmer, inc. New York. [©
transcription ] - 22671

— from Second concerto, Wieniaw-
ski, op. 22, played John Duke, of
U. 8.; ace. for violin. (Ampico, no.
62213-G) [Music roll] © May 20.
1923; 2 e. Dec. 13; EH 575548 ; Amer-
ican piano @o., New York. [© in-
terpretation ] 22672

Romance in A flat; composed and
played Julian Pascal, of U. S. (Am-
pico, no. 62313-G) [Music rol] ©
pure. 1923; 2 ec. Dee. 137" YH
575549; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 22673

Romany (A) mother’s song; part-
song, w and m Gertrude Knox Wil-
lis, arr. Alexander Pero, of U. S.;
sop. and alto. (Fischer edition, cho-
ruses in octavo form, no. 5322) ©
Movi 124, 1923 2°52 .¢. Now. (27: 18
575149; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [© arrangement] 22674

Romanza; by Ladislas Kun, of Aus-

tria; violin and pf. © Nov. 16,
£925) 22 .c) NNowsl283 2h 575103 -
Harms, ine., New York. 22675

Ronde des lutins (Dance of the gob-
lins) ; by Nerini, played Lyell Bar-
ber, of U.S. (Ampico, no. 62121-F)
[Music roll] © May 20, 1923; 2 ec.
Dec. 18; E 575584; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]

; 22676

Ronde des petits enfants qui vont
pécher (Round of little children go-
ing shrimping); chanson de geste
dans le style populaire, sur des
thémes originaux, texte et musique
de Jacques Pillois, of France, tr.
by Dorothy F. Russell; cheeur pour
2 voix égales d’enfants. Contents :—

80830—24——_14

i cp

L’ arrivée.—La péche.—Le retour.

© Oct. 15, 1923; 1 ¢ Dec. 3; E

573024; Pierre Schneider, Paris.
22677

Rondo brilliant (La gaite); by Carl
Maria von Weber, op. 62, transcribed
Albert Spalding, of U. S.; violin and
pf. © Nov. 30, 1923; 2 ¢ Dee. 4;
E 577705; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. [© transcription] 22678

Rose leaves are falling; w L. B., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
Beach, of U.S. ©1¢, Nov. 28, 1923;
E 577338; Laura Bailey, Newport.
Ark. 22679

Rose (The) of Greenwich Village (La
rosa del villaggio) ; waltz, F. C. R.,
of U. 8.; pf. and violin. Brooklyn,
N. Y., Blue bird music shop. © Dec.
6, 1923; 2. ¢ Dee. 8; E 577799;
Frank C. Razza, Brooklyn. 22680

Rose of Mexico; w Frank C. Tillson,
moh ES or 6: S."- Gt ‘el Nove: 26,
1923 ; E 577417; Floryane Thompson,
Los Angeles. 22681

Rose of New York; w and m F. F.
D. G., of U. S. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1923;
E 577110; Felicia F. De Bernard
Gardner, New York. 22682

Roses (The) and you; w Arthur Rock,
m William Schroeder, of U. S.
Dec. 1, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 7; E 575378;
Harm ine., New York. 22683

Roses d’amour; mélodie, Ellen Doro-
thy Barcroft, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Oct. 17, 1923; 1c.
Nov. 3; E 572618; Schott & co., Lon-
don. , 22684

Roses of Picardy; fox trot, Haydn
Wood, arr. Dan Godfrey, of Great
Britain; full military band. (Jn
Chappell’s army journal, no. 512)
pln OV on lOc Ww. er Le Ge 2b
573084; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
[© arrangement] 22685

Rosita; w andm A. BR. L., of U.S. ©
GO NOV, 19 TOSS: SHE ATCLIOs) fc:
Richard Levine, Los Angeles. 22686

Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio). .Over-
ture to William Tell; by G. Ros-
sini, transcribed Caspar P. Koch, of
U. 8.3; organ. (Recital series of
organ transcriptions, second series,
no. 42) © Nov. 12,1923; 2 ¢. Nov.
15; KE. 577064; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. [© transcription]

22687

Roumanian dance; melody, A. R., of

Ue Sin "© deere Nov. ::28, 1923,;,
577552; Abraham Kapfogel, New
York. 22688

1269

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22689:

Roumanian (The) wedding; w Louis
-Gilrod and Aaron Lebedeff, m Perez

Sandler, of U. S.; pf: with words.
‘Contents: 1. Nit bei moten.—2. Ru-
, meinishe feferlach.—3. Liebes. glik.—
4, Baroiges tanz. (Annan pwrIyprA)
.© Sept. 25, 1923:.2-¢ Oct..12 B
o76384 ; Michel Saks, New York.
. 22689

Hound around about a wood; w tra-
» ditional, m Thomas Morley, ed. and
adapted Edmund H. Fellowes; of Eng-
land; male voices. 4to. (Male voice
ehoir library, no. 70: Thomas Mor-
ley’s madrigals to four voices, no.
21): © Nove 2, IO2.. 1 ce Nowe (ae
HE 572731; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. . 22690

Roundelay ; w John Dryden, m Werner
Josten, of Germany, domiciled at
‘New York; high voice. © Nov. 30,
1923; 2c... Dee. 4;. EB: 577702; .G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 22691

Roving sailor; w and m collected and
arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of England.
‘(In Nursery songs from the Appa-
lachidn Mountains, second series)
©..Oct. 23, 1923; 1+¢. Oct. 24; B
~ 572894; Novello & co., Itd.; London.
[©: arrangement] 22692

Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Twilight; three-part song, wyMay M.

Brewster, m A. Rubinstein, arr. Ira_

B. Wilson, of U. S.; treble voices.
4to. (Lorenz’s two-part, three-part
and four-part choruses, no. 6027) ©
Oct. 10, 1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 29; EB 576745:
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, 0. [© ar-
rangement] 22693

Running water; w P. L., melody. Lu-
ther A. Clark, of U. S. ©1c. Dee.
3, 10235" SR Olploos. b. yOu ikA-
can. Vinh Be'C. Canada: 22694

Russo-Spanish (A) stew; w Max Lief,
m J.,A:,, Parks, of.,U...S.;
voices. -4to. (Choice compositions
for male voices, secular edition, no.

940) © Nov. 14, 1923: 2 c. Nov. 22;.
BE. 575036: J. A. Parks ‘co., York,
Neb. ; 22695
Safety; march, Harold Bennett, of
U. S.; oreh. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. -4to. © Nov. 10,
1923 ;;2.¢. Nov..16;, Ei 577121; Fill-
more ‘bros. co., Cincinnati. 22696

Safety first ;
E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S.

w F. M. and S. A., m
©le.

‘Nov: 26, 1923: 577481: Fred Mil-

Jer and Stewart Arms, Fresno, Calif.
22697

men’s:

pt. 111, De s., v. 18

Safety pin him to your side; w and m
B. H., of U.S., arr. Lovie Austin, of
US © 1 @ Nov. 26, 1923: E
577446; Burksy Houze, Chicago.

22698

eee through life ’ avitn Dora Lee;
v KF. M: W., m Pauline B. Story, of

U. S. New York, Frank Harding.
@ "Nov. 1, 1928; 2 c Nov. Gens
574650; F. M. Wilson, Newark, N. J.
,' 2e2G99

St. John’s college song; w and m Bliz-
abeth Marable Brennan, of U. 'S.
© Oct. 19, 19233" 2.26) Oct, 25> i.
577806; St. John’s college, Brooklyn.

nt. O2L00

Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) My
heart at thy sweet voice; cantabile,
from Samson and Delilah, C. Saint-
Saéns, arr. Edwin H. Lemare, of
U. S.; organ. (Famous. melodies
old and new) © Nov.. 7, 19238; 2
c. Nov. 20; E 577227: Theo. Presser
CO., Philadelphia. [© arrangement]

22701

from Samson and Delilah,
C. Saint-Saéns, simplified arr. W.
P. Mero, of U. S.; pf. (The standard
operas, transcriptions) © Nov. 7,
1923: 2 c, Nov. 20; E) 577233 ; ‘Theo.

Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. [© ar-
rangement] Ey. ; 22702
Sal, my heart is breaking for you;

w B. D., m Billy Caesar, of U. S.,

arr. Billy Heagney. of U. S.
1c Nov, 2, 19235 EH 576698; Bart
Doyle, New York. 22703

Salambo6; orienta] intermezzo, shimmy
fox-trot, di Julien Cesaer, of Italy;
pf. © Sept. 1, 19233: ce.) Oct. 29;

E 572582; Raffaele 1220, Naples:
22704

Sally, you took the ivan shine from our
alley; w and melody J. H., of U. S.,
arr. James G. Law, of U. S: ©'l ce.
Dec. 6, 1923; E 577748; John: Hea-
ley, Newark, N.. J. ec 22705

Saloma; by A. M., of U. S.; pf.

1 ec Nov. 26, 19238;/H 5774153, Alex-
ander Maloof, New York. 22706

Sambo Valentino, the star from Dix-
ieland: w Richard Carver, melody
J. L. C., of U. S., arr. Hyman Alex-
ander, of U.: So © 1:)¢» Nov, 14,
1923; HE 577015; John, Leo Coyle,
New York.» < 22707

Same (The) old way; from Kid boots,
w Joseph McCarthy, m Harry Tier-
ney, of U. S.. © Dee. 5, 1923; 2 c.
“Dee. 7; E 5753873; Leo. Feist, ine.,
New York. “ ¥ 22708

1270 -

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12,1923

Sanctuary; w and m W. M. R., of

Oe Sa) © Nev. 11551923: 7'2: euNovi-9 ;
E 576915; William M. Runyan,
'Chieago. 22709

Sandman (The); w O. M. M., melody
John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©.1-¢. Nov.
40, 1923; E 574737; Orrie M. Mac-
‘Donell, Jacksonville. Fla. 22710

Sangre morisca; fox trot, P. M., of
ees. pt. Lone Branch* N’*s,,
Keith’s music house. © Oct. 15,
1923; ,2.¢c. Noy. 15; BE 574892; Pas-
cual Macias, % Keith’s music house,
Long Branch, N. J. yey te TA

Sans souci; by J. Lilian Vandevere,
of U. S:.; orch. of bells, triangle,
castanets, tambourine and drum.
“Sec and pts. © Dec. 3, 1923; 2 c.
Dee. 6; E 577758; Art publication
soc., St. Louis. 22712

Savage carnival; wild man’s dance,
Erno Rapee and William Axt, of
U. S.; oreh. with pf. conductor.
(Red seal concert series) © Nov.
15, 1923; 2 \¢.. Nov. 16; EB 577065;
Richmond-Robbins, inc., New. York.

ith 22713

Saviour’s (The) invitation; w and
moO, J. 8.,' ot. Canada. ©' May ‘1,
HOB Is, A @. ANOV:.-%,, (1.923%, , E 572875,;
Oswald J. Smith, Toronto, Canada.

22714

Saxophone; lessons 25-48, Harvey P.
Longstreet, of U. S.. © Sept. 20,
192302 ,c). avd Cait. (Sept.. t262A
758405; U. S. school of music, New
York. 22715

Say it with baby’s O mamma; fox
trot, w,.M. F.,:m_ E...8..S. Hunting-
tomy of U;,,5. —©O idcc.,Dec..%, 1923:
E., -579330;>"Mary .-Fillman, .. San
Francisco. t 22716

Say. say Sadie; w and m Jerry Hass-
mere [i. ye:".G.. Ei AT or U.S:
1c, Noy. 1, 1923; E 576699; Gerald
Edward Hassmer, Lawrenceburg,
Ind. +22 TNS,

Say, say, Sadie, I’m in love; w and
melody J:’B: of /U-“S.,' arr, "Bau-
hauser, of U.'S: '©"1 ¢ ‘Nov: 17,
1923; E 574945; Jack Baxley, Dal-
las. ( 22718

Seamp (The) with the looks; w F.
M., melody Luther A. Clark, of U.

OS. | @ilo ei Dec. 5): 1923 EB 575268 ;
Frances McEachran,; Mission, S. D.

. 22719

Scéne d’amour; by Perey Elliott, ‘arr.
Ernest. Reeves, of Great Britain;
two. violins, cello, bass, harmonium
and pf. (Schott & co’s.cinema rep-

22726

ertory,- no. 126: Suite romantique,
no... 2).-© -Oct. 11,.1923; 1 c¢. Nov.
3; E 572627; Schott & co., London.
[© arrangement] Wing BI O11

Scéne et Danse €rotique; par Alex
Voormolen, of France; piano.
Nov. 3, 1923 ; 1 c. Nov. 305. E 572948 ;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.

P PY OA Ve

Schatz, wozu hast du ein himmelbett?
foxtrot, text von Beda und Richard -
Rillo, musik von Paul Pallos, of
Tungary. €) Ochre toe ie.
Dec. 7; E 573062; .Wiener boheme-
verlag, Vienna. D2Iwe

Schau mir ganz scharf in die pupille;
one-step, aus Dolly, operette in drei
akten, gesangstext von Rudolf Ber-
nauer, musik von Hugo Hirsch, of
Germany, klav. arr. v. Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © Oct. 20,
1923; 1 c.. Nov. 19; EB 572794; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin.

22S

Schirmer’s (G.) Christmas carol an-
nual, no. 19; six Christmas carols,
various authors, of U. 8S. Contents:
1. The angel’s Christmas; w John
B. Tabb, m Henry Hadley.—2. The
lamb-Child; w John B. Tabb, m
Henry Hadley.—3. Blessed Babe of
Bethlehem; by George B. Nevin.—
4. Calm on the listening ear of
night; w Edmund H. Sears, m J.
F. Ohl.—5. Deck the hall; w tradi-
tional, ed. Edward Shippen Barnes,
m_ traditional—g6. Christmas carol
of the pifferari; English version,
Theodore Baker, arr. Edward Ship-
pen Barnes. © Nov. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 283°H 577621; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 22724

School days; w Laurene Highfield, m
H. W. Porter, of U. S.; unison. or
solo, and two. pt. refrain. 4to.
(School music for the upper grades
and high ‘school)) © Apr. 2, 1923:
2 deltitpre 15 8H §592752'>Chart
music pub. house, Chicago. 22025

Schoolmaster (The); three-part song,

w Laurene Highfield, m Ira B. Wil-
son, of U. S.; sop., alto, and bar.,

melody in bar. 4to. (School music
for’ the upper grades and _ high
school) © Nov. 17, 19238; 2 c. Nov.
23.5 E-577322;' Chart music. ‘pub.
house, Chicago. 22726
Schubert (Franz Peter) Adagio and
allegro..vivace; from no. 1 sym-
phony, by F. Schubert, arr, W.

Piercy, of Great Britain.; orch. with

1271:

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ;
pt. 15. s.-v. 18

22027

Schubert (Franz Peter)—Continued.

piano conductor. (Boosey’s orches-
tral journal, no. 228) © Oct. 12,
1923; 1c. Nov. 3; E 572650; Boosey
& co., London. [© arrangement]
parla

— By the sea (Am meer); by
Schubert - Stoye, played Florence
Brinkman, of U. S. (Ampico, no.
62243-G) [Music roll] © June
20,1923 :.. 2 ¢... Dee. 113° KH) .bfobod -
American piano co., New York. [©
interpretation | 22728

—— Litaney; by F. P. Schubert, arr.
L. P., of U. S.; cello-and pf. © 1
c. Dec. 4, 1923; E 577667; Ludwig
Pleier, Atlantic City. 22729

— Unfinished symphony ; first move-
ment, Schubert, played Mary An-
gell and Roger Hilliard, ed. McNair
Ilgenfritz, of U. 8S. (Solo carola,
no. 75047) [Music roll] © Dee. 3.
1923; 2 c. Dec. 14; E 575541; Cable
co., Chicago. [© editing] 22730

—— The unknown soldier; w Gordon
Johnstone, adapted to Schubert’s
Adieu, Geoffrey O’Hara, of U. S.;
high voice. © Nov. 30, 1923; 2 ¢.
Dec. 4; E 577704; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 22481

— Waltzes; by F. Schubert, selected
and ed. Guy Maier, of U. S.; piano.
(Fischer edition, nos. 5270, 5271)
Set one, eight waltzes—Set two,
seven waltzes. © Noy. 24, 1923;
2 ec. each Nov. 27; E 575145, 575146;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. [©
selection and editing]

22732, 227383

Schumann (Robert Alexander) Kla-
vierwerke; bande 1, 2, 10, von R.
Schumann, kritisch revidierte aus-
gabe mit fingersatz und phrasierung-
ser ginzungen von Hans Bischoff,
of Germany, auf ihrer grundlage
revidiert von Walter Niemann, of
Germany. (Edition Steingrdber,
nos. 500, 501, 509) © Oct. 31, 1921;
1 e. each Dec. 1, 1923; E 572996;
Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig. 22734

bande 3-9, 11, von R. Scbhu-
mann, kritisch revidierte ausgabe
mit fingersatz und phrasierungser-
ginzungen von Hans Bischoff, of
Germany, auf ihrer: grundlage revi-
diert von Walter Niemann, of Ger-
many. (Hdition Steingraber, nos.
502-508, 510) © Dec. 9, 1922; 1 «.
each Dec. 1, 1923; E 572995; Stein-
graiber-verlag, Leipzig. 22735

1272

Scott’ (Cyril) Idyll; by C. Seott, of
England; voice and flute. © Nov.
2,/°:1923;. 51. ea dNonds 53 CHpASRZ65A ;
Elkin & co., Itd., London. 22736

Screening preludes, no. 1; by Erno
Rapeé and William Axt, of U. S.;
oreh, (Capitol photoplay series)
©- Nov.. 5, 1923; 2” @) ‘Nov! 6; E
574660: Richmond - Robbins, ince.,
New York. 227387

Scuola (La) della velocita; 40 studii,
destinati a sviluppare l’agilité delle
dita, di C. Czerny, op. 299, edizione
riveduta da Ettore Pozzoli, of Italy ;

pf. Milan, Edizioni Carisch. ©
Oets | 130,.*'1923 3) Litem Now. 22-5

572869; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
22738

Seafaring (The) man; w John Scaife,
m Paul Edmonds, of Great Britain.
© Dec. 4, 1923; 1 « Dee. 6; E

573076; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd..
London. 22739
Searching; w B. C., m F. S. and

Jo B., of UsoS.,,cattB) ise a@elic.
Noy. 26, 1923 ; E 577503 ; Bob Cham-
berlain, Joe SBarrett and Fred
Stross, Venice, Calif. 22740

Second set of madrigals and pastorals ;
w traditional, m Francis Pilkington,
transcribed, sc. and ed. Edmund
Horace Fellowes, of England; 3, 4,
5 and six pts. (English madrigal
school, v. 26) © Oct. 17, 1923; 1 ec.
Oct. 29; E 572686; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 22741

Secret (The); w Alice Whitson, m
May, Lawrence, of U. S. (Jn Rain-
bow cycle, no. 2) © Nov. 26, 1923;
2 ec. Nov. 27; E 577583; Edward
Schuberth & co., New York. 22742

Secret stairs steps; w E. S. S. Hunt-
ington, m J. D., of U. S. © 1le«
Noy. 10, 1923; E 574715; Josue Du-
guay, Los Angeles. 22743

Secrets; w D. H.. melody B. B. and
-P. F., of U.S. © 1 c¢..Nov. 28, 1928 ;
KE 577571; Donn Hayes, Bill Bailey
and Paul Finstein, Hollywood, Calif.

22744

Seguidilla; by Albeniz, ed. and played
by Lucille Manker, of U. S. (Solo
carola, no. 75116) [Music roll] ©
Dec. 3, 1923; 2 ec. Dee. 14; BH 575539 ;
Cable co., Chicago. [© interpreta-
tion and editing] 22745

Sei proprio tu; versi di Giuseppe
Tetamo, musica di Lino Frustaci, of
Italy; mand. ace. Canzonette Napo-

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

letane. 4to. © Nov. 12, 1923; 2 ¢.
Noy. 13; E 574815; Rosario Cata-
lano, Brooklyn. 22746

Select songs of praise; for evangelistic
services, church and Sunday school,
music ed. S. W. B., of U.' S.,\ com-
piled John H. Jones, of U. 8S. 12mo.
© Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
10; A 756687; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 22747

Sentiment; w Noel Coward, m Philip
Braham, of England. © Nov. 19,
19238: 1 ¢ Nov. 20; E 572848; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 22748

versi di P. Buo-
nanni, musica di E. Curzio, of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1923: 2 « Oct. 26: E 576857; Casa
editrice musicale Sorrento, Naples.
22749

Senza nu dollaro;

Séparation; chanson triste, Percy El-
liott, arr. Ernest Reeves, of Great

Britain; two violins, ’cello, bass,
harmonium and pf. (Schott & co’s
cinema repertory, no. 127: Suite

romantique, no. 3) © Oct. 11, 1923;

1 ce. Nov. 3; E 572630; Schott & co., |

London. [© arrangement] 22750

September moon; w and melody J. P.
Mm. of U. S. © 1c Nov. 5, 1923;
E 576799; Joseph P. Macdonald,
Cambridge, Mass. 22751

Sérénade; de S. Rachmaninoff, op 3, n.
5, transcrite par Luigi d’Ambrosio,
of Italy; alto, ou violon, et piano.
eroNone taedozes £ tc. Nov.-4o;
572841; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

22752

Sérénade d’Orient; par Ad. Gauwin,
of France; violon, ou violoncelle, et

piano. © Sept. 1, 1923; 1 ¢. Dec. 3;
EB 573022; Librairie Hachette,
Paris. Datoo

Serenade grotesque; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, of U. S., op. 388; pf. © Nov.
13, 1923;.2'e.’ Nov. 17; EH 577218;
Boston music co., Boston. 22754

Serenata; by Baumann, op. 6, played
George MacNabb, of U. S. (Ampico,
no. 61301-F) [Music roll] © Oct.
2 190223) 2. Det ia. f O2o% |
575567; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 22755

Service in song for the children;. by
J.B... W.,,. of... U... S. __ Sve; Aug.
21, 19232 ¢ and, air. Sept. 1; A
756585; Johnie Batton Wood, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 22756

22768

Sevilla; suite espagnole, no. 3, Albeniz,
played by Maurice Dumesnil, of
CU. SS. (Ampico, red label, no. 61773-
H) [Music roll] © Feb. 20, 1923;
2 « Dee. 18; E 575597; American
piano co., New York. [© interpre-
tation | 22757

Shabes nuchen kigel; w L. G. m
Aaron Lebedeff, of U. S.(,593°D }°28
SDT eo) 1c... Nov. 1225, d9935°E
575013 ; Louis Gilrod, Brooklyn.

22758 ©

Shadow (The) waltz; by Ralph
Arnaud, of Great Britain; pf.
Oct. 15, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 8; E 572667;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 22759

Shake your feet; from Ziegfeld follies
of 1923, w Gene Buck, m Dave
Stamper, of U. S. © Nov. 8, 1923;
2 ce. Nov. 12; E 576979; Harms, inc.,
New York. 22760

Shanghai lullaby; w Gus Kahn, mel-

ody Isham Jones, of U. S. ©1e«.
Wov. 14, 1923; E 577025; Irving
Berlin, ine., New. York. 22761
—— Same. © Dec. 3, 1923; 2 c. Dee
4; KE 577699; Irving Berlin, ine..
New York. 22762

Shattered dreams; waltz ballad, w and
mT. J. F., of U.S. New York, Lee-
Bradford corp. © Nov. 17, 1923;
2c. Nov. 21; E 577286; T. Jay Flana-
gan, Syracuse, N. Y. 22763

Shaw (Martin) Three sketches; by M.
Shaw, of Great Britain; pf. Con-
tents :—The holiday. — Noon. — The
ride. © Oct. 9, 1923; 1 ¢ Oct. 12;
EK 572422; J. B. Cramer & co.. Itd..
London. | 22164

She loves a major down in Asia
Minor; or, Asia Minor, w Dorothy
_ -&. Coehran,..m A. L. B., of U. S. ©
1 c. Nov. 9, 1923; E 576819; Albert
Lee Bryan, New York. 22765
She’s my gal; fox trot, w and m C. C.
Li. of U.S. ©. 1 eo Nov, "1, 1923 ;
E 576806; Chauncey Corbett Lee,
Cleveland. 22766

She seems never satisfied without her
little tune; fox trot, w Ed. Joseph,
m E. S. S. Huntintgon, of U. S. ©
1c Oct. 19, 1923; E 576867; Ed-
ward J. Oberley, Lebanon, Pa.

22767

She wouldn’t do what I asked her to;
w and m Sam Gottlieb, Phil. Bou-
telje and Al Burt, of U. S. © Nov.
8, 1923; 2 ¢« Nov. 9;.E. 576839;
Richmond-Robbins, inc., New York.

22768

1273

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

22769

Shepherds. (The)
night; carol, w Frances Chesterton,
m Geoffrey Shaw, of England. 4to.
1. Chorus of mixed voices. (Novel-
lo’s Christmas carols, no. 411)—2.
Unison voices, in C. (Novello’s
school songs) [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Noy. 14, 1923;
1 c. each Nov. 15; E 572758, 572759 ;
Novello & co., ltd., London. [© ar-
rangement] 22769, 22770

Shepherd’s hey; arr. Grainger, played
Henry Souvaine, of U. 8S. (Ampico,
read label, 61221-G) | [Music roll]
© Sept..20, 1922; 2 c-Dec. 13, 1923 ;
E 575576; American piano. co., New
York. 22071

(The) pageant,

Shepherd’s vision ;

Mrs. H. G. Williams, of U. S., w W.:

Tidd Matson and others, m Franz P.
Schubert and others. 8vo. (White
gifts for the King) © Sept. 1,
1923; 2 e@ and aff. Sept. 24; A

758305 ; Meigs pub. co., Indianapolis. .

22772

Sherazade sweet Sherazade, send the
rest of those stories to me; w Harl
Comyns, m Vincent C. Plunkett, of
Ul Si2©: Oct..22.09235;"2. &. Nov. 6;
E 574662; Angelus music pub. co.,
Los Angeles. .

Shimmy ‘The) blues; w andm I. S.,
of U.S. © Oet.A5,3923;,2 c. Nov.
19; E 577269; Ike Smith, Chicago.

22774

Shine on, oh stars; w O. B., m E.S. S.,
Huntington, of U. 8S. © 1 e Nov.

26, 1923; E 577477; Olivia Brown,

Nashville. 22775

Ships of Yule; w Hugene Field, m
Martin Shaw, of Great Britain. ©
Dec. 4, 1923; 1 c. Dec. 6; E 573074;
J. B. Cramer & co., Itd., London.

22776

Ships that pass by in the night; w and
mL. 8. and L. D. H., of U..S., arr.
Al. W. Brown, of U. S. ©1c. Nov.
10, 1923; E 574755; Leona Stephens
and L. D. Hollister, Philadelphia.

22777

Shooting stars; w Ethyl Gaffney, m
EK. A., of U. 8. Little Rock, Ark.,
A. B. C. music co. © Dee. 1, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 6; E 577762; Hthel Apfel,
Little Rock, Ark. 22778

Shyrene; w and m A. C. R., of U. S.

© 1c. Oct. 26, 1923; E 574539; Ade-

laide Culp Rhea, Aravado, Col.
22779

found Thee by

22773 |

pt. IIT, DB. s.iv.18

Si vous voulez! one-step, di Tito Maz-
zuca, of Italy; pf. © Sept: 1, 1923;
Le. Oct. 29; E 572583 ; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples. 22780

Si vud tu; versi di Pasqualino D’An-
gelo, musica di Mario Picone, of
Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Edizioni
P. D’Angelo. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;
d..-G:7 O@t. Zac 2) Obeaee 2 lean.
book co., New York. 22781

Siam; w F. T. W., melody Gloria
Brice, of “U," 8°" @ f co Now 2,
1923; E 577429; Florizel Thomas
Woodford, Clarksburg, W. Va.

TS.

‘Sibelius (Jean) Novellette : pariad.

Sibelius, op. 102, no. 1, ed. and rey.
Julia A. Burt, of U. S.; violin et pf.
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2262)
‘© Oct. 10, 1923; 2 el Novi: 13; E
577047; Wilbelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revising] _

22783

Sicilia sfurtunata; sulla musica di
Manella mia, .versi di Pianola
[pseud. of Alberto Napoli], of Italy,
domiciled at New York, musica di V.
Valente; mand. ace. (Edizione
Virtuoso, no. 101) © July 7, 1923;

'2 e@ and aff. July iSs Ae tei:
Virtuoso music corp., New York.

— 22784

Signorina; fox trot, versi di F. D. G.
Cicciotto, musica di Luigi Donadio,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
mand. ace. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1923; 1
ec. Nov. 15; E 574899; Verdi’s music
rolls co., New York. -» 22785

Signorine; versi. di Giulio Russo,
musica di F. M. Russo, of Italy;
mand. acc. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923;
2 ce. Oct. 26; E 576854; Casa editrice
musicale Sorrento, Naples. 22786

Signorini (Antonio Ricci) Cinque pez-
zi infantili; di A. R. Signorini, of
Italy; piano. (Edizioni Carisch, 2a
serie) Contents: 1. Con moto.—2.
-Larghetto.—8. Vivace.—4. Andante.
+5. Allegro. .© Aug. 23,°1923; 1 c.

Oct. 30; BE 572572; A. &-G,. Carisch
&e., Milan. 22787

Silent Cal Coolidge; w and m EH. L. S.,
of -U. S.;..pf.. with w., ©-f..e¢, Dee.
6, 19238; E 577750; Edward L. Sul-
livan, Dorchester, Mass. 22788

Silent night (Stille nacht); by Fr.
Gruber, transcribed Mortimer Wil-
son, of U. S.; mixed voices. (Fis-
cher edition, choruses in octavo
form,’ ho.’ 5295)” ©. Oct?"3e, 1923 ;
2 c. Nov. 1; E 574576; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 22789

A274

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.

no. 12, 1923:

(22812

Silent night, holy night (Stille nacht,

heilige nacht) ; arr. W. H. K., of U.
S.; sop. solo with choir or quartet.

4to. © Nov. 20, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 23;
E -577400; Wm. E. Krueger, Belle-
ville, Ill. 22790

Silhatek (Kewpie) ; polka, w and m
Hmil Stole, of U. S. 1. Orch. with
w. 4to. -2. Pf. with w, arr. A. Grill.
©) Oct. 22, 1923; 2 ce. each Nov. 30;

~E 577606, 577610; Joseph Jiran,
Chicago. 22791, 22792

Silver moon; w Mrs. D. L. S., melody
John F. Ryan, of U; S: © 1c. Nov.
28, 1923; HE .577568;; Mrs., David. L.
Sinsley, Smithton, Pa. 22793

Silvery moon; w and melody L. S., of
UW So © 10e' Nov.. 16, 1923;. E
577081; Larry Spier, New York.

22794

Since first we met; w and m W. T., of
..U.. 8S. New York, F. B. Haviland
‘pub. co. © Nov. 3, 1923; 2 c Nov.
24° E 575130; William Twombley,
Washington. 22795

Since I first. met you; > w Thomas
Malee, melody K. C., of U. S. ©
‘1 ¢. Noy. 21, 1923; E 574995; Ken-
neth Casey, Brooklyn. 22796

Since I lost the love of you; w and m
Betty Rogers, of U.S. © 1c. Nov.
20,. 1928; E 574988; Mrs. John EH.
Rogers, Valley Junction, Ia. 22797

Since mother was a girl; w Edward
D. Madden, m F. P., of U. S. New
York, Harding’s music house... ©
NOManets, Toco re .C..INON. Uses Lu
575180; Frank Peters, E. Pitts-
burgh. 22798

Since you.came back to me; waltz
ballad, w R. C., m Jack P. Stanley,
of U. S. Los Angeles, Stanley’s
melody shoppe. © Oct. 25, 1923;
2 c. Nov..6; EK 575080; Ray Acosta,
Los Angeles. 22799

Since you went away dear old pal; w
Gus Kahn and Raymond B. Egan,
m Richard A. Whiting, of U. S. ©
INOW Ia. ehOd roy CV MOV 4 cau.
577604; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. ~~ 22800

Sing and rejoice; anthem, sacred w,
m Rowland. W. Dunham, of U. S.;
full chorus of mixed, voices with sop.
and ten. duet, organ acc. 4to.
(Chureh music review, no. 697) ©

Nove 26,2 1928 5. (2 ve. sSNowiii273! BE
5751438; H. W. Gray co., New York.

22801

Christmas anthem, w from: the
Bible, m George B. Nevin, of U.'S.;
' three women’s voices, organ’ ace.
4to. © Oct: 4, 1923; 2 e. Nov. 8;
E 576884; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[© arrangement] 22802

Sing the blues; fox trot, w and melody
Len Riley [i. e. W. L. R.], of U. S.
© 1c Nov. 5, 1923; E 576786;

William Leonard Riley, Birming-
ham, Ala. 29803

Sing to God in exultance and praise;
w and m John Constantin Zouboula-
kis, o£ .U. S. “©' Nov. “17, 1923: e.
Nov. 19: E 577272: John Zouboula-
kis, Bristol, Conn. 22804

Singing in the rain; w Elizabeth
Akers Allen, m Frederick Jerome,

of U. S.; unison chorus with alto
ad lib. ‘4to. ( Unison chorus, DO.
1219) *© ‘Nov: 23,''1928 32) c. “Nov.

26; E 577496; J. S. Fearis & bro.,
Chicago. 22805

Skeezix ; + Hattie Pearson, m Pp. Bz
of .U. S. arr. James Scott, of U. S.
Gmks Oct. 10, 1923°;'E 574924: Paul
Banks, . Kansas City, Kan. "22806

Slacker (The) ; ‘or, What did you: do
daddy, w and m M, D., of U. S.: ©
lec. Nov. 10,,19238 ; E 574718 ;. Mar-
garet Dargin, Newark, N.J. 22807

Sleep; w and m Har! Lebieg, of, U. 8.

© Oct. 30, 1923;:2.¢ Nov..5; E
576756; Sherman, Clay & eo., San -
Francisco. 22808

Sleep (The) angel; w Frank Glover
Heaton, m Winifred E. Moore, of
U. S.; unison chorus with alto ad
lib. 4to. (Unison chorus; no. 1216)
© ‘Nov. ‘23, ‘1928 ; 2c.) Nov. 26; EK
577498; J.-S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.

22809

Sleep Holy Babe; carol-anthem, m T.
Frederick H. Candlyn, of U. S.;
women’s voices, organ ace. Ato.
(Church music review, no. 692) ©
Oct. 23; 1923; 1c. Oct. 24; 1c. Nov.
7; EH 576874; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [© arrangement] 22810

Sleep in peace; w and m D. E. V., of
U.S: ©v de, G0 NOY,,,.26,;, 19233; EB
577407; Dora EE, Varney, Wilming-
ton, Mass. 22811

Slow down sweet pa-pa ’cause mama’s
eatchin’ up with you; w Mercedes
Gilbert, m Sarah Martin, of U. S.
Jack Mills ed. -© Nov. 13, 1923; 2
e. Nov. 19; E) 574971; Jack, Mills,
inc., New York. 22812

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22813

Slumberland hush-a-bye; by Daphne
Hope, of Great Britain; orch. 4to.
(Melodia, no. 64) © Oct. 15, 1923;
1 e. Nov. 28; E 572665; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London. [©
arrangement] 22813

Smile though your heart is breaking;
w Nathan Nathanson, m Jack Beres-
ford; of Uses: «© iWov...17; 1923;
2 ¢c. Nov..28; E’ 577395;. National
music pub. co., New York. 22814

Smith’s tender feet march: w William
F. Prather, m C. G. Smith, of U. S.
©. Nov. 26, 1923; 2 c Nov. 30; E
575189; Areade pub. co., Cleveland.

22815

Snap your fingers; w J. F., melody
Herman A. Hummel, of U. S. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1923; FE 577554; James
Fenton, Cleveland. 22816

Snow time; from Runnin’ wild, w A.
Porter, m W. T. Carroll, of U. S.
“Wey Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ¢. Dee,/55) E
575288 ; Harms, inc., New York.

22817
Snuggle pup Cantor; w and m E. C.,
ef. U. S.,..arr. Paul Church. (In

Chicago herald and examiner, Mar.
4, 1923) © Mar. 4, 1923; 2 e. Apr.
16; EK 559404; Frank Hopkins and
Eddie Cantor, Chicago. 22818

So ein frauenmund, ein kleiner; wal-
zerduett, aus Dolly, operette in drei
akten, gesangstext von Rudolf Ber-
nauer, musik von Hugo Hirsch, of
Germany, klav. arr. v. Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © Oct. 20,
1923; 1 ce. Noy. 19; E 572796; Drei-
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 22819

So fly daddy, your mamma’s gonna
clip your wings, w and m H. M. K.,
of U. S.. © Nov. 8, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
13; EK 574821; Harrison Mort Kemp,
Brooklyn. 22820

So great is His goodness toward us;
w Edin Holme, tr. from the Norwe-
gian, S. M. K. Gandell, m J. R. J.,
ef V.:SpoO.4 © Ocha 26, 19235, 1
574654; J. Rode Jacobsen, Chicago.

22821

So I took the fifty thousand dollars;
w Jack Meskill, m Albert Gumble, of
U. S. © Nov. 19, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 26;
E 575087; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 22822

So keep your nose above the clo’es; an
airy song, w and m Robert Cotton
[i. e. R. LT. C.] of Canada. © Dee.
3, 1923; oe Dec. 67 (EO 573078 ;
Robert Thomas Cotton,

Canada. 22823

Toronto, :

pt. 11, 2 s.,.,v. 18

Sobbin’ blues; w and m Arthur Kassel
and Victor Burton, of U. S.. © Oct.
10, 1928.; 2 ¢ Dee. 3; BE 575864; Mel-
rose bros. musie ¢o., Chicago.

| 22824

Soft as oi looks; humorous yokel song,
w Raymond Green, m Frank OO.
Lyster, of Great Britain. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 13,
1923; 1c. Oct. 22; E 572496; Rey-
nolds & co., London. 22825

Soft summer’s eve; by Gillham Thom-
sett, of Great Britain; pf. (Four
mosaics, no. 2) ' © Oct. 12, 1923;
1 e. Oct. 22; E 572375; Duff, Stew-
art & co., ltd., London. 22826

Softly the twilight fades; anthem, w
F. EK. Stillwell, m Robert Ellis
Jones, of U. S.; mixed voices, organ
or pf. ad lib. (Gamble’s octavo edi-
tions, anthems, mixed voices)
©. Nov. 28, 1923; 2 « Nov. 10; EH
577046; Gamble hinged music co..
Chicago. 22827

Soir de Ramadan; par BH. R. Blanchet,
of Switzerland, op. 18, no. 6; pf.
(Turquie, no. 6) © Oct. 25, 1923;
2 ec. Oct. 26; E 574711; Composers’
music corp., New York. 22828

Soldato e lavandaia; versi e musica
F. A., of Italy, domiciled at. Phila-

delphia, Pa.; violino ace. © 1 e«.
Nov. 7, 1923; E 576807; Frank Amo-
dio, Philadelphia. 22829

Soldier boy; w and m collected and
arr. Cecil J. Sharp, of England. (Jn
Nursery songs from the Appalachian
Mountains, second series.) © Oct.
238, 1923; 1 ¢« Oct. 24; EH 572400;

Novello & co., Itd., London. [© ar-
rangement] 22830
Solitude (Hinsamkeit); English w

Percy Pinkerton, German w Gustav
Falke, m Casimer Borwin, of Ger-
many. © Oct. 12, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 3;
E 572620; Schott & co., London.
22831

Some day; w L. M. M., m Geo. Graff,
. jr., of U. S., arr.. Theo. Beach, of
Us © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1923: B
577334; Lily Melville Moseley, Riv-
erside, Calif. 22832

Some distant day; w and m Helen
Marguerite Perry, of U. S. © Nov.
15, 1923; 2 c. Dec..8; E 575384; Hel-
en M. Perry, Portland, Me.

Some girl;:w J. F. M.,.m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. 8S. © 1 ¢« Dec.
7, 1923; E 575328; J. 'F.. Murphy,
Buffalo. 22834

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22833 |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Some happy day; w W. C. Stewart, m
J. Os. of Us -© Novi 42,.1928 ;
2 c« Nov. 15; E 574880; J.. Owen
Long, Harrisonburg, Va. 22835

Some time; w Mrs. R. P. C., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher],.of..U. Si -©yvive Nov._1,
1923; KE 574601; Mrs. R. P. Colwell,
Manawa, Wis. 22836

Somebody knows; w Arthur C. Frank-
fmom He DS ot USO Pie:
Apr. 19, 1923: E 559408; Hubert. F.
Stanley, Crows Landing, Calif.

22837

Someone goes home: w Edward Lock-
ton, m Mary Nightingale, of Eng-
land: in D flat. © Nov. 30, 1923;
1 ¢.: Nov: 30; E. 573081; , Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 22838

Someone loves you after all; from Kid
boots, w Joseph McCarthy, m Harry
Tierney, of U..S.. © Dec.. 5, -1923;
2 e Dee. 7; E 575372; Leo. Feist,
inc., New York. 22839

— some rain must fall, w Joseph
McCarthy, melody Harry Tierney,
of: GD S82’ © Pf «Dee. 3, 1923 ;' EB
577685; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.

22840

Sometime in Junetime; w Malie and
Fineh, m Lyons and Yosco, of U. S.
© Nov. 19, 1923; 2 « Nov. 19; E
577202 ; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York.

Sonata no. 2; par Healey Willan, of
Canada; violon et piano. (Bos-
worth edition, no. 1100) © Oct. 9,
124, ¢. Nov.’ 3; 5126552 “Bos-
worth & co., ltd., London. 22842

Sonatine; trois scénes enfantines, par
André Paseal, of France; pour 2
violons et piano. Contents:—1l. Le
matin.—2. Au travail.—3. Le soir.
© °Octi(8,.19238; Lies'Nov. (30; E
572984; Durand et cie, Paris.

22843

Song of love; from Blossom time,
Donnelly, Berte and Romberg, ed.
and played MeNair Ilgenfritz, of
U. S. (Solo earola, word roll, no.
ATS lim kG) DEC. oa, O22. 2, .G: Dec.
14: E 575537; Cable co., Chicago.
[© iriterpretation and editing]

22844

Song of my heart;
Stanley I. Vermilyea, of. U. S.

1 ec. Nov. 8, 1923; E 576848; Leo.
Feist, ine., New York. 22845

Song (The) of songs; cantata, w
from the Bible, m Homer Nearing,
of U. S.; soli and cho. 4toe..,..©

22841 |

ward melody |

22855

Nove 20,3923; -2:.¢@); Novy 2265.
5750384; H. W. Gray co., New York.
22846

Song (The) of the heart; w B. E. H.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 28, 1923; E 577555; Bertha
E. Hodgkin, Russellville, Ind.

22847

Song (The) of the hollow tree; w and
m H. Wakefield Smith, of U. S8.;
in’: (© Nov. 5,'1923: 2": ‘Nov.'20;
E 577218; Boosey & co., New York. —

22848

Song of the robin; by Case. played by
Milton Suskind, of U. 8.; in E flat,
(Ampico, with words, no. 1161—-I)
[Music roll] © July 20, 1923; 2 e.
Dec. 13; E. 575591; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]

22849

Song of the rose; w and m Monte
Carlo and Alma Sanders, oF US.
© Dec. 4, 19237 2 ¢ Dec. 6: E
577753; Broadway music corp., New
York. 22850

Song of the world adventurers; from
the music for the Masque of St.
Louis, w Percy Mackaye, m F. S.
Converse, of U. S.; male voices. 4to.
(Modern series, no. 270) © Nov. 9,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 10: E 574788; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 22851

Songs and duet; m T. Haigh, of Eng-
land. Contents:—1. Infant joy; w
William Blake; mezzo-sop.—2. The
whispering wind; w A. ©. Dolben:
bar —3. Love eternal; w Mary E.
‘oleridge; mezzo-sop. and bar. ©
Nov. 10, 1923; 1 ¢ Nov. 28: E
572909; Phillips & Page, London.

22852

Songs of the reapers, no. 2; by A. T.

and others, of U. S. Austin, Texas,
Firm foundation pub. co. 12mo.
© June 30. 1923: 2 c and aff. Sept.
10;. A 756726; Austin Taylor,
Uvalde, Tex. 22853

Songs (The) we love; part-song, w
Aletha Phillips, m John S. Fearis, of
U. S.; mezzo-sop., alto and bar. 4to.
(Junior high school glee club, no.

1800) ° © Nov. 23, 1923; 2 ¢c. Nov.
26; E 577487; J. S. Fearis & bro.,
Chicago. 22854
Sonne, liebe sonne... ! lied, worte

von Beda, musik von Ralph Erwin,
of Hungary, op. 52. © Oct. 1, 1923;
1. ¢@ Dec. 7; E. 573063; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 22855

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22856

pt. 111; nD. S., V. 18

Soothing lullaby; waltz, w and m
Gladys Gillette and Vernon T. Ste-
vens, of U. S. © Oct: 9, 1923; 2 «@.
Noy. 8; E 577044; Jerome H. Re-
mick & co., New York. 22856

Soul (The) of a rose; w Marion Gil-
lespie, m Byron Gay, of U. S.; in F.
©<Nov. 26,1923; 2 ce. Nov: 27; H
575141; Richmond- Robbins, ine.,
New York. 22857

Soulage (Marcelle) Sonate; par M.
Soulage, of France, op. 35; pour
flite et piano, en sol majeur. Hdi-
tions musicales Buffet, Crampon et
cie. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ¢ Nov. 30;
KH) 572985 ; Hvette et Schaeffer, Paris.

) 22858

Soun; fox trot oriental, par D. Ber-
niaux, of France; orch: avec. piano
conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 26, 1923;
1 ec UNOY: 2a deo 6rZo02is
anonyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris.

22859

Sound the flute; w William Blake, m
Leslie Woodgate, of England; two
treble voices. 4to. (Part songs, no.
133) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 17;
I) 572789; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. . 22860

Souper de Noéi; comédie lyrique en 1
acte et 2 tableaux, livret de Ed.
Wilned, of France, musique de
Hugéne Cools; partition: chant et
piano. Paris, Max Eschig. 4to. ©
Dec. 319922" 2c hep. 10," 1925: Dp
26502; Eugéne Cools, Paris. 22861

Sour grapes; w and mG. H., of U.S.
©) Nov. 27, (1923:;, 2,,¢e. ; Dec... 6.5:; B
575369; Gladyce Hoard, Seattle.

22862

Sour kraut; w M. BH. K., melody John
HLoRyan; of) Ue S(O asc. Noy. 28;
1923; E 577564; Mary EH. Kacirek,
Touhy, Neb. 22863

Southern home blues; w and m D. C.
Mitchell, of U. S.. © 1. ¢ Nov. 2,
1923; E 576706; D. EH. Mitcheil,
Oraig, Alaska. 22864

Souvenir; by Franz Drdla, transcrip-
tion Joen Fresco, of Holland; pf.
(Belwin piano transcription, no. 7)
Cy Nov: 97 1923 22 -@) Novia, Ei
575043.; Belwin, inc., New York.

22865

Souvenir d’antan (Memories of yester-
years) ; réverie sentimentale, Henri
Baron, of France; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. (Hdition artistique, no. 6)
©, Nov. "'21,.1923:;\2’ ek ‘Nov! 26)" BH

- 575093; Maurice Baron, Richmond
Hal, Lb. 1, Nie: Ph -FOe 22866

Société |

Spanish dance; by J. Lilian Vande-
vere,-of U. S.; oreh. of bells, - tri-
angle, castanets, tambourine’ and
drum. Se: and pts.. © Dec. 3; 1923;
2. ¢. Dee. 6; EH 577756; Art. publica-
tion soc., St. Louis. _ 22867

by Thomas F. Morris, of Wng-
land; violin and pf. (Two charac-
teristic pieces, no. 1) © Oct. 19,
1923; 1c. Nov. 5; EH 572683; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 22868

Spanish (The) dancer; fox-trot, Lo-
renz M. Hart and Mel Shauer, arr.
Wm. J. C. Lewis, of U. S.; orch.

4to.. © Nov..7, 1923; 2 c« Nov. 8;
EK 574693; Globe music co., New
York. [© arrangement] 22869

Spanish patrol; by E. EH. T., of U. S.;
pf. ©1 e. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577450 ;
Emil BE. Tanner, Milwaukee. 22870

Spielmannsweisen (Minstrel’s lays) ;
drei lieder, nach gedichten von Hein-
rch Leuthold, musik von Viggo
Brodersen. of Denmark, op. 25, ‘ftir
eine singstimme und klavier-beglei-
tung. © Julv 5. 1923: 1 ¢. Noy. 13;
E 572748; Steingraber verlag, Leip-
zig. 22871

Spirituals; five negro songs, arr. Law-
rence Brown, of U.S. Contents: 1.
Nobody knows de trouble I’ve seen.—
2. Sometimes I feel like a motherless
child.—3. I know de Lord’s laid His
hands on me.—4. Swing low; sweet
chariot.—5. Ev’ry time I feel .de
spirit. 1. Pf. with w.—2. Violon-
cello and pf. © Nov. 12, 19238; 1 ¢.
Nov. 3; 1 ¢. Nov. 30; E 577708,
577709; Schott & co., London. [©
arrangement ] 22872, 22873

Spread a little gladness; w H. A.
Saunders, m F. Hutchins, of Canada.
© Nov. 17, 1923; 2. ¢ Nov. 19; E
577264; Hearst music publishers,
Itd., Winnipeg, Canada. 22874

Spring; w and mI. A.d., of Us. ©
1 ce. Nov. 5, 1923; E 576788; Irvin
Alex. Jackson, Chicago. 22875

Spring, beautiful spring; waltz, by
Paul Lincke,' ed. W, ©. Polla,_ of
U. S.; with pf. ace. _1..C Melody
saxophone.—2. E flat alto saxo-
phone.—3. B flat tenor saxophone.
© Nov. 22, 1928; 2 c. each Nov. 23;
I. 577381-577383 ; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 22876-22878

Spring beauty; w B. W., melody Glo-
ria Brice, of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 1,
1923; E 574603; Bertha Wulf, Chi-
cago. 22879

1278

L.!. MUSICAL ‘COMPOSITIONS. *.

“no. 12, 1923 - -

Spring came with you; composed and
played Mana Zucea [pseud. of Au-
- gusta Zuckermann], of U. S., op. 42,
no, 2; high in A flat. (Ampico,
with accompaniment, no. 61461-F)
[Music roll] © Feb: 20, 1923; 2 c.
Dee. 18; E 575588; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]
22880

Spring greeting; blue Danube waltz,
Johann Strauss, op. 314, text and
arr, Pauly Bliss, of,..U. S,,;),,mixed
voices.,,,4to.., ©.,Nov. 7,.1923; 2 c¢.
Nov. 20; E 577220; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. [© arrangement]

22881

Siking (A) song; by Gustav Holst, of
Great Britain: violin and pf.. ©

Noy. 722; 99923);2 1 ¢.@)' | Nov;,; (289)
) 572867; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., a
don. 22882
Springtime follies; no. 3, melody

eee wn... tar wu S:
1923 ° EH 576829 >"
Norris, New York.

© 1c) Nov:.9,
Clarence Irving
22883
Spusarizio ’e lutto ;
Ansanio, musica di Gennaro Qua-
ranta, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; mand. ace. 4to. © Nov. 1,
192332 ec. Nov. 15; EH 574903; Verdi’s

music roll co., New York. 22884
St’ ammere fuie sincero! parole e
musica di A. F., of U. S.; mand.

New York, Rinascente music
© Nov. 26, 1923; 2 c. Noy.

ace,
co. 4to.

27; E. 575139; Angelo Falco, New '

work. 22885

Stack o’ Lee blues; fox trot, w and m
Ray Lopez, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
1, \e. Noy.. 22, 1923 ;, Hy 575019; Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 22886
Star (The) and the cross; Christmas
cantata and pageant,
Seott and others, m EH. S. Lorenz, of
U.S: 4tow
and aff. Sept. 27; A 757631; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 22887
Star light dreams; w A. M., melody
Herman Dubois. [pseud. of Ethel
Pisher]j0of1U.S.; Y@xW est Nov 1,
1923 ; H 574595 ; Adolph Memminger,
Elcho,. Wis. 22888

Starlight, while we kiss good night;
w J. H. Folsom, m Ray Hibbeler, of
UW, S0oGs Oct; 015,11923, 2 - GstNov.
19; E 577266; Jos. H. Folsom, Au-
burn, Calif.

Staropolski kujawiak ;
‘Cw. Ss.

ae eg Feldhann, New York.
22890

melody P. F., of

versi di Gennaro |

.text Frona.

©). Sept... 1923); +2 .c. |

22889:

© dies Nov! 18, «f923G Bi |

22901

Stars of summer; w W.G. E.,.m E. S.
S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1 ¢.: Dee.
7, 1923; E 575332; W. G. Edman, St.
Louis. 22891

Stelluceia d’oro; mazurka; di. Luigi
Canoro, of Italy, domiciled at New
‘York; instrumental, © 1 ce. Nov. 13.
1923; E 574819; Rosario Catalano,
Br ooklyn. 22892

Step on her boy, I am waiting; w
_ S$. E. H., m E. 8S. 8S. Huntington, of
WviS.a0 Oise! Nove;26, £928;..6 -
577473; Swan E. Hallen, Vaneouve:,
B. C., Canada. 22893
Steppin’ on the dime; w and m Cliff
Friend and Henry Santly, of U. S.
© Now,;.24 1923,;.2 .¢., Nov, 26: E
577710; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
22894
Stepping stones; from the. play, w
Anne Caldwell, m Jerome Kern, of
wi: S. © Nov. 18, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
. 15; E 574913; T. B. Harms co., New
_ York. 22895
Stick around, Dll try to fix.a way; w
and 1.1m} Os dy. 6.4 OF 6 ek So pi @rck ec.
Nov. 24, 1923; E 575066; Olman J.
Cobb, Chicago. 22896
Stick to your knitting; from Mary
Jane McKane, w Oscar Hammer-
stein, 2, and Wm. Cary Duncan, m
Herbert Stothart, of U. S. © Nov.
10, 1923; 2 « Nov. 12; E 576983 ;
Harms, ine., New York. 22897
Still, still with Thee; Christian sci-
ence hymn, Mason, played Joseph
Joiner, of U. S.;ein E. (Ampico,
with words, no. 1071—E) {Music
roll] © Apr. 20, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 13;
E 575560; American piano co., New
- York [© interpretation] 22898
Stoner’s (Mother) jinglelays for the
world; w Winifred Sackville Stoner,
jr., of U. S., airs Mother Stoner, arr.
and co-ed. Arthur Billings Hunt, of
U. S.. obl. 8vo. © Sept. 15, 1923;
2 ce. and aff. Sept. 20; A 711974;
William B. Feakins, inc., New York.

22899

Stop; fox trot novelty, Harold Ben-
nett, of U. S.; orch. Cincinnati, O.,
Fillmore music house. 4to. © Nov.

10, 1923;
Fillmore bros. co., Cineinnati.

2.@ Novo 163;, EH )577135;
22900

-Stop flirting ! selection, George Ger-

shwin, William Daly and Paul Lan-
nin, arr. Dan Godfrey, of Great Bri-
tain; full military band with con-
ductor. (Chappell’s army journal,
no. 511) © Oct. 10, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct.
20; E 572439; Harms, ine, New
York, . 22901

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22902

‘pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Stop teasing; w James M. Reilly,
melody S. E. B., of U.S. © 1e
Nov. 9, 1923; E 577281; Stephen E.
Boisclair, Albany. 22902

Stornelli e ballate; per quartetto d’-
archi, di G. Francesco Malipiero, of
Italy. 1. Partitura. S8vo. 2. Parti
staccate. © Oct. 26, 1923; 1 «
each Oct. 27; E 572568, 572569; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 229038, 22904

Strauss (Richard) Freundliche vision ;
von R. Strauss, bearb. von Walter
Gieseking, of Germany; klavier mit
text. © Mar. 8, 1923;.1.¢ Apr. 2;
EK 557344; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
[© arrangement] 22905

Heimkehr ; von R. Strauss, bearb.
von Walter Gieseking, of Germany ;
klavier mit text. © Mar. 8, 1923;
1c. Apr. 2; E 557343 ; Adolph Fiirst-
ner, Berlin. [© arrangement]

22906

Morgen (To-morrow); von R.
Strauss, of Germany, op. 27, nr. 4,
libertragen von Jendé Hubay, of
Hungary; violine mit klavierbegleit-
ung. (Universal edition, nr. 7285)
CrApr. . 26, 1923)" Nove an
572660; Universal edition, a
Vienna. [© arrangement] 22907

Schlechtes wetter; von R.
Strauss, bearb. von Walter Giese-
king, of Germany; klavier mit text.
©. Mar. 3. 1923 “salve... Apr. 20. B
507346; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
[© arrangement] 22908

Standchen ; von R. Strauss, bearb.
von Walter Gieseking, of Germany ;
klavier mit text. © Mar. 8, 1923;
le. Apr. 2; E 557342; Adolph Fiirst-
ner, Berlin. [© arrangement]

22909

—— Traum durch die d&’mmerung
(Dream in the twilight); von R.
Strauss, of Germany, op. 29, nr. 1,
libertragen von Jen6d Hubay, of
Hungary; violine mit klavierbeglei-
tung. (Universal edition, nr. 7286)
© Apr.) i26,..192353; dives Noy..:%4E
572659; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. [© arrangement] 22910

Winterweihe; von R. Strauss,
bearb. von Walter Gieseking, of
Germany ; klavier mit text. © Mar.
8, 1923; 1 c« Apr. 2; EB 557345; Ad-
olph Fiirstner, Berlin. [© arrange-
ment] 22911

Strawberries; w and melody L. R. A.,
of: SSO! 1 & Nov. 5,! 19239 E

576795; Lenard Richard Ayers, Fitz-—

simons, Col. 22912

Study God’s word; w and m H. G. T.,
of U. S.. © Aug. 1, 1923; 2 © Dec.
3, 1923; E 575214; Herbert G. Tovey
Los Angeles. 22913

Study war no more; anthem, m Hil-
bert Earl Stewart, of U. S.; solo
voices and eight-pt. cho. Ato.
(Church music review, no. 690) ©
Oct. 23, 1923; 1 & Oct. 24: 1 @ Nov.
7; E 576875; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 22914

Sudanese; vocal fox-trot, Kay Mon-
tague and Frank Redmond, arr. K.
M., of Great Britain; orch. with
piano conductor. 4to. © Nov. 12,
1923; 1 ec Nov. 26; E 572898; As-

cherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London. [© arrangement] 22915
Suffering (The) Saviour; w H. A.

Ironside, m H. G. T., of U. S.
Aug. 1, 1923; 2 « Dee. 3, 19235 E

575220; Herbert G. Tovey, Les
Angeles. 22916
Suffering-suffragette-blues; fox trot

shout, w and melody L. R. A., of U.
S. ©1. Nov. 5, 1923; HB 576792;
Lenard Richard Ayers, Fitzsimons,
Col. 22917
Sugar dada, there ain’t nothing
sweeter than you; w Billy J. Moll.
melody Len Fleming and O. H. of
U. S., arr. Eugene Platzman, of U.
S. ©l1e Nov. 14, 1923; E 577019;
Oliver Hillman, Chicago. 22918

Sugar moon; by G. E. H., of U. S.;
melody with pf. © 1c Noy. 7,
1923; E 576816; George E. Halley,
Kansas City, Mo. 22919

Suite in A dur; von Richard Gerlt, of
Germany; klavier. Contents: Pra-
ludium. — Sarabande. — Gavotte. —
Menuett.—Giga. © July 1, 1923; 1
ec. Dee. 1; E 573012; Molldur verlag,
g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 22920:

Suite sinfonica ; n. 2, di Enrique Soro,
of Chili; orch., partitura. Edizioni
Ricordi. 12mo. Contents: 1. Noc-
turno.—2. Recuerdo lejano.— 3. In-
quietud.—4. Meditacién.—5. Hora

_mnistica. © Nov. 17, 1923; 1 ¢ Nov.
19; E 572837; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 22921

Suldato appassiunato; versi di Nello
de Lutio, musica di E. Cerino, of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1923; 2 c Oct. 26; E 576865; Casa
editrice musicale Sorrento, Naples.

22922

Summer days are coming; by Mathilde
Bilbro, of U. S.; pf. © Nov. 18,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 14; E 577055; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 22923

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a SO oe cee
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

22946

Summer musings; by Benjamin Bur-
rows, of Great Britain; pf. © Sept.
Ze rao2s 1 @ Nov. 3; EB 572614:
Augener, ltd., London. 22924

Summit; march. Harold Bennett, of
U. S.: oreh. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. 4to. © Nov. 10, 1923;
2 e@ Nov. 16; KE 577125; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 22925

Sun of my soul;
Peter Ritter, arr. Harold Hart Todd,
of U. S.; six pt. cho. © Sept. 6,
1923; 2 ec. Nov. 2; E 576730; Lamar
& Barton, Nashville. [© arrange-
ment] 22926

Sun (The) shines on the stream;
quartette, w lLaurene Highfield, m
H. W. Porter, of U. S.; mixed voices.
Ato, © Nov. 6, 1923; 2c. Nov. 10;
EH 574795; Chart music pub. house,
Chieago. 22927

Sunflower (The) trail; w lLaurene
Highfield, m Ira B. Wilson, of U. S.;
sep., alto and bar., melody in bar.
4to. (School music for the upper
grades and high school) © Nov.
W997 1925 3.27 co Nov; 23; .B,.57%82T ;
Chart music pub. house, Chicago.

22928

6
Sunset, the hills and you: w and m
Russel J. England, of Canada. ©
Nov, 17, 1923; 2):e) Nov. 19; E
077260; Hearst music pub. co., Itd.,
Winnipeg, Canada. 22929

Sunshine (The) of my memories; w
Vv. C,m E. S. S. Huntington, of U.
S. ©1l1e. Nov. 26, 1923: E 577455:
Victoria Coon, Mesa, Ariz. 22930

Sunshine (The) of my mother’s smile:
w G. A. D.. melody Arnold T. Lax,
of U:08). © 1 ¢.. Nov. 19; 1923: B
077156; Gerald A. Dobson, Carthage,
ING Y: 22931

Supplanted; child impersonation, w
Iris Potter, m Cuthbert Clarke, of
Great Britain. (Musical mono-
logues, no. 275) © Oct. 18, 1923; 1
e. Oct. 22; E 572507; Reynolds & co.,
London. 22932

Supreme (The) sacrifice; w John S.
Arkwright, m B. H., of England;
mixed voices. London, Novello &
co., Itd., 4to. © Oct. 15, 1923: 1
ce. Oct. 20; E 572381; Basil Har-
wood, Bristol, England. 22935

Sur la riviére noire; barcarolle,
poésie de Raymond Philippon, musi-
que de Marcelle Soulage, of France,
op. 28; mezzo-sop. ou baryton. EHdi-
tions musicales Buffet-Crampon &

w John Keble, m-

cie. © Oct. 5, 1923; 1 e: Oct. 27;
FE 572527: Evette et Schaeffer, Paris.
22934

Sur la terre; paroles de Dufleuve, musi-
que de G. Krier, of France. © Nov.
3, 1923; 1 e. Nov. 30; E 572982;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 22935

Susan; w J. M. L., m R. S. S., of. U.
S., arr. Elmer Schoebel, of U. S.
1 ¢. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577442; Rich-
ard S. Strauss and Joseph M. Led-
erer, Chicago. 22936

Suzette: w P. O. B., melody Walter
Smith and P..O. B., of U. S, arr.
W. Smith. © 1 ¢. Dec. 5, 1923; E
575271; Perey O. Brewer, San Fran-
cisco. 229387

Swanee bound; w Sam M. Lewis and
Joe Young, melody Geo. W. Meyer,

Of U- (SUCKS? I a. Nov.016,21922 B
577074; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 22938
Swanee home; fox trot, w and m

James Vollmer, of U. 8.3; pf. with
words. © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 « Nov.
16; E 575005; Vollmer bros. & Geo.
Black, Philadelphia. 229389

Swanee River blues; from Ziegfeld
follies of 1923, w Gene Buck, m Dave
Stamper, of U. S. © Nov. 8, 1923;
2, ¢. Nov. 12; E 576917; Harms, inc.,

New York. 22940
Sweep (The): w and m Robert J.
Wyeth, of Great Britain. © Nov.

8... 028,254 Oe (NOV.422 fn DiZaae8 *
Lareine & co., Itd., London. 22941

Sweet and low; w Tennyson, m Arthur
Richards, of England; unison voices

in F. 4to. (Novello’s school songs,
no. 13857) [Staff amd tonic sol-fa
notations] © Nov. 12, 1923; 1 «¢.

- Noy. 15; E 572761; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 22942

Sweet angel mine; w and m S. C. F.,
of (Ge: 8: © (5 e.Now,7, 7, 1928,;,.5
576809; Samuel C. Fink, Portland,
Me. 22943

Sweet baby; w Fred Rose, melody
Albert A. Short, of U.S. © 1e.
Dec. 4, 19283; E 577675; Breau &
Tobias, New York. 22944

Sweet cookie; w P. O..B., melody P. O.
B. and Walter Smith, of U. S., arr.
W. Smith. © 1 ¢. Dec. 5, 1923; E
575273; Perey O. Brewer, San Fran-
cisco. 22945

Sweet de papa; blues, by E. H, of
U. S., arr. Jas. Alston; pf: ©1e.
Nov. 27, 1928; E 577549; Edmonia
Henderson, Louisville. 22946

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22947.

pt. UT, D. S.,¥.18

Sweet Emalee; w B. F. T.,.m Arnold
T. Lax, of U.S. New York City,
‘Frank Harding. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2
.¢, Nov. 19; E 577190; Benjamin F.
Tweedy, Lewistown, Id. | 22947

Sweet Florida’s queen; w and mL. M.
Riv of U. Su (© Nov: 10,1928; 2).
Nov. 16; E 577633; L. May Reeves,
Winter Haven, Fla. 22948

Sweet girl IT am longing for you; w
S..DiS.;:m John F. Ryan, of U. S.
G1 ¢«. Nov. 28, 19235." 577562;
Stephen D. Satzewich, Hinsdale,
Mass. 22949

Sweet Kalua Lou; w and m Ben Ryan,
Jules Buffano and M. K. Jerome, of
THES. © Nov: 10, 1923; 2° e<Mov.
10; E 574780; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co.. New York. 22950

Sweet lips; fox trot, w and m P. P. N.,-

of U.S. .OsNove UG: 19233: 2sce.
“Nov. 19; E 577239; Peter P.'Neu-
mann, Long Prairie, Minn. 22951

Sweet memories; w L. J. B.,m George
Graff, ‘jr-j‘of Uj Ss arn) Theo,,.G.
Beach, of U. S. ©1«¢. Nov: 5, 1923;
FE) 574849 ; Loretta J. Ba Dour. Wak-
hon, Minn. 22952

Sweet memories of yesterday: w E.
Ho Hs md BE: Andino, of .U. S, ©
Lc. Nov.;26,-4923: 6B 547475; KE. H.
Hall, Hennessey, Okl. 22953

Sweet old summer days: w W. J. B..
m,Chiton. Keith, ‘of U.S.

_ Branch, N. J., Keith’s music house.
(Cy oct. tatoos. 2. 'c. "Novie 10-78)
574891; W. J. Braxton. Long Branch,
NitwA ret 22954
Sweet pal (Douce compagne); w and
m Bob Miller, of U. S.. version
franeaise de Léon Chevalier: med.,
in A flat. Standard ed. © Nov. 22,
1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 23;'H 577384; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine.: New York.
22955

Sweet papa Joe; w and m Harry Link,
Addy Britt and Ben Russell, of U. 8.
© Nov. 30, 1923; 2 « Nov. 303/)E
575188 : Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New. York. 22956
Sweet Sabbath bells; fantaisie de con-
cert, A. W. Holt, op. 24, rev. Harry
L. Harts, of U. S.:; pf. Rev. ed. ©
Oct... 25, 1923 ;:2 ec: Nov. 307 Eis" ;

‘White-Smith music pub. co., Bos-
ton. [© revision] 22957
Sweet scented hawthorn: w J. R.

Meagher, m Ernest Newton, of Eng-
land; unison. voices, in G.. 4to.
(Novello’s school songs, no. 13856)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]

Long |

Noy: ;.30,,71923 >, 4 Wee 1.
2988; Novello & co., ltd., London.
,22958

Sweet william or marigold; waltz
song, w and m, H. :W.,.of U. S.. Chi-
cago, Mrs. C. Albin Carlson.. © Nov.
1G) (1928 ;,.27 es) Nowy 19, B77 249 -
Helga Westling; Chicago. 22959

Sweetest (The) story told; sacred
song, Ww and,m .K..R.,..of, 0. S$: 4 ©
1c. Nov. 24, 1923 ; EH. 5750714 ;. Kath-

_erine Reiling, Chicago. 22960

Sweetheart mine; w G. H. M.. m E.
S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©1«.
Nov. 10, 19283; E 574728; Gracia
Ellen Martin, Billings, Mont. 22961

Sweetheart of mine; w M. M.'B.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. 8. -©
1 ¢. Nov. 19, 1923; E 577172 ; Manuel
M. Bonita, Oakland, Calif. 22962

Sweetheart of the rose; w A. M. M.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1 c. Nov. 28, 1923; E 577565; Anna
M. Movus, Lidgerwood, N. D. 22963

Swing song; w Alice Whitson, m May
F. Lawrence, of U. S.. (in Rain-
bow cycle, no. 7) © Nov. 26. 1923:
2 e Nov. 27; HE 577538; Hdward
Schuberth & co.. New York. 22964

Swinstead (Felix) Song; by F. Swin-
stead, of Great Britain, op 58, no: 1,
ed. Ernest Fowles; pf. (Curwen
edition, lower division, no. 9216) ©
Aug. 29, 1928; «basen Ockriias VE
572453: J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon-
don. 22965

Switchback (The); by E. Sutton, of
Great Britain; ten. trombone solo
in B flat, with pf. ace. © Sept. 28,
1923’; 1 c«. Nov. 3; E 572643; Boosey
& co., London. 22966

Sympathy; by Arthur Murray Good-
hart, of Great Britain; organ. ©
Sept: 29): 1923%. 4 Se_faNogsee: SE
572615 ; Augener, Itd., London. 22967

1. Piano.—2, Viola and
piano.—3. Violin and piano._—4. Vio-
lonecello and piano. © Oct. 31, Nov.
1, 1923; 1 ¢ each Nov. 17; E 572802—
572805; Augener, ltd., London.

22968-22971

Syneopated (A) waltz with you; w
and melody H. R. K., of U. S., arr.
BL Vi! Dahiquist(of UL S. © toe:
Nov. 26, 1923; E 575111; Harold R.
Keidel, Minneapolis. 22972

Syncopatin’ mama; w and m J. Russel

Robinson, of U. S.. © Nov. 19, 1923 ;

2 ce Nov. 19; E 577201; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

22973

©
oF

1282

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12,1923.

Syncopation on the brain; from Danc-
ing mad, w and m Harry Cahill, of
- Great Britain: © Oct. 31, 1923;
1 &@. Nov. 12;. E 572720; Lawrence
Wright music ¢o., London. 22974

SzezeSliwe matzenstwo (Happy mar-
.Yied) ; w. and, melody Joseph Kal-
lmi;andyP.«E., of U,,,S.,.arr., Ps/F.
Qa ¢.:Dec. «1, 1923 ;cH , 57686 ;
Peter Feldhann, New York. .. 22975
‘Taint no tellin’, what the blues will
make you do; w and m Porter
Grainger and Lena Wilson, of U. 8S.
Jack Mills ed. © Nov. 13, 1923;
2 ¢. Nov. 19; E 574967; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 22976
‘Taint no use of singin’ the blues; w
and melody R. A. Booker, of U.S.
© 1 ¢, Nov. 7; 1923; E..576814; R.
_ Arthur Booker, New. Rochelle, N. Y.
3 22977
Take back your pride; w. J. M.,.m
Pee une Lon, of O. S.C)
Teer. te Ge: Ht lt .fOe
_Majerowski, Denver. 22978

Take me back to my old ’Tucky home;
w J. T. M., m Cyril Seymour, of
‘U.S! © Nov: 24, 1923); 2°@) Nov: 26;
E 577601; John T. Mulheron, Ju-
niata, Pa. 22979

Take me back to old Wisconsin; w
Ae, GG. MM of U. So" TPho-
tostat] © Oct. 12, 1923; 2.¢. Nov.
19; EB 577198 ; Fred G. Miner, Chi-
cago. 22980

Take me back to the garden of roses;
w James KE. Dempsey and Mark
Fischer, m Jos. A. Burke, of U. S.;
medium voice. © Apr. 2, 1923: 2 ¢
Apr, 10; E 559402; Independent mu-
sie co., Philadelphia. 22981

Take me home; w Jack Hagerty [ice.
\J. J. H.], melody ae Ethelbert
and Emmet Daly, of U.S. ©1«
NOY. 142. 1020... BTT034 : sone Ai
Hagerty, Washington. 22982

Tam o’shanter; wand m L. A. Y. of
U.S. 3; pf. with w. @©ie Nov. Ty
1923: E 576802;-Luther Andrew
Yantis, Decatur, Il. 22983

Tamarisk town; from London calling,
w and m Noel Coward, of England.

(oy NOvVer au, . 1a232) Tee Bee. TR
573038 ; Keith, Prowse & .CO., itd.,
London. 99984

TamburaSka skola; sa razdijeljenom
5 uputom nota i tamburanja, napisao
‘1 izertao R. C., of Jugoslavia, domi-
ciled at Chicago, Il. © Mar: 7,
leone 2c. July 3, 1923, aff! Aug. 15;
/ A” 756172 ; Rudolf Crnkovich, Chi-
cago. 22985

Tango a Sorrento;

22996
Tango; by I. Albeniz, transcribed
Arthur Hartmann, of U.. S.; violin

-and pf. .(Master pieces for the vio-
lin) © Nov. 7, 1923 5.2 e:.Noy. 20;
FE) 577228; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© new arrangement] ,

22986

versi di Nello
de’ Lutio, musica di M. De
Vellis, of Italy; mand. acc. 4to. ©

» Sept. 8, 1923; 2 c. Oct. 26; E 576864 ;

Casa editrice musicale. Sorrento.
Naples. 22987
Tango (El) de los .amantes; par

Alfredo . Barbirolli,. orechestré par
Ad. Gauwin, of France; orch. avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1,
25ee | Cx eG, 3s) wotoOe ks | i

bra:rie Hachette, Paris. 22988

Tantz a freilachs; melody I..A. 8S. and
A, $3 of; US. ,,,© 1. e., Novi,2,,.1923 ;
E 576696; Irving A. Silver and Abe
Schwartz, New York. 22989

Tarantella; di Alfonso Castaldi, of
Italy ;,,,oreh. + d’arehi. Partitura.
Edizioni Ricordi.. 12moe. -©, Nov.
17; 1923 ;,1,e: Now.;19.;,E 572836 +,G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 22990

Tateniu mameniu; w Boris: Rosenthal,
m J.M.R., of U.S.(pIYMNY DIYURY)
©), Qets.8,,1923 > :2.<e. . Nove.,85
974699 ; Joseph M. Rumshisky, New
York. 22991

Tchike, tchike; paroles de Léo Le-
liévre et H. Varna, musique de Vin-
eent Scotto, of France. © Nov. 3,
1923 --d0e:: Nov. 30; Ei 57297}: Fran-
c:s Salabert, Paris. 22992

Te Deum laudamus; w from the Book
of common prayer, m W. G. Alcock.
of England; mixed voices, organ
ace., in A.. 4to.,. (Novello’s, parish
choir book, no. 1119)..; © Nov.. 30,

19238;.1 ¢@,Dec. 1;,.E 572987; No-
_ vello & co., 1td., London. 22993
Tears: and triumphs, no. 5; w and m

TL. P., S. S. Nelson and others, of
UW, §:4,i:k2mo,, .©.JSune,30; > 1923 ;.2...¢:
and: aff...Aug.. 24; A 758608; L. L.
Pickett, Wilmore, Ky. 22994
Technology..of violoncello playing; bk.
1, 16 .etudes in the first position,
Arnold Trowell, of Great Britain,
Op. Do. ©,Oct. 11 1928- 1c. Nov. 3:
E 572635; Schott & co., London.
22995
Tecnica (La) razionale e progressiva
del violoncellista; di L. Forino, of
Italy. v. 4 (Edizione Ricordi.,,
no. 390) [Italian; French and En-
glish text.] _© Nov. 17, 19233) 1c. -
Nov. 19; E 572849; G. Ricordi & €0.,
Milan. 922996

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22997

pt. 111, B.s., v.18

Telephone blues; w and m Christian
Marcus, of U. S., arr. Frank S. But-
ler, of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 22; 1928;
FE 575023; Love light music co, New
York. 22997

Téll me a story; fox trot, M. and J.
Schonberger, of U. S., arr. O. Sci-
acea, of U. S.; full military band:
obl. 32mo. (Feist edition, no. 1633)
© Nov. 23, 1923; 2 « Nov. 24; E
575121; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
[© arrangement] 22998

Tell me darling, do you love me; fox
trot, ‘w’ind'm J)P.,!of US!) Ove
Nov. 26, 1923; E 577466; John Pi-
azzi, Brooklyn. 22999

Tell-tale twilight; valse, by Jack Hyl-
ton, of Great Britain; orch. 4to.
(Chappell & co,’s orchestral journal,
no. 946: Chappell & co.’s salon or-
chestral journal, no. 231) © Oct.

3, 1925.29 Pe. Oct! 16: » He HF2428 :
Chappell & ¢o., Itd.. London. [©
arrangement | 23000

Temple bells; w A. L. B., m Milton
Neul, A. L. B. and Jack Chapman,
of Ul -S!;; arr. ‘John- Bach; ‘ef U.S.
© 1 ¢ Nov. ‘19, 1923; B® 577161;
Art L. Beiner, Chicago. 23001

Ten thousand years from now; by
Ernest R. Ball, transcription Geo.
J. Trinkaus, of U. S. 1. Violin, cello
and pf.—2. Cello and pf.—3. Violin
and pf. © Nov. 17, 1923; 2 ¢. each
Nov. 26; E 577521-577523 ; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [© new
arrangement ] 23002-23004

‘Tennessee blues; w T. B., melody John
F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1c¢c Nov.-10,
1923; E 574740; Thos. Breidenstein,
Freeport. N. Y. 23005

Tennis-fox ; fox trot, par Roger Gut-
tinguer, of France; orch. avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 26, 1923;
1 « Nov. 27; E 572901; Société
anonyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris.

23006

Tenor banjo studies; simplified meth-
od, arr. M. J. S., of Jugo-Slavia,
domiciled at New York City. ©
NOVS 20) ORS IM oMes INOve tear CLD
577392; Michael John Saxon, New
York. 23007

Téte a téte; by Gillham Thomsett, of
Great Britain; pf. (Four mosaics,
no, 4)e © Oct 12, 19232 a ec Oct.
22; E 572376; Duff, Stewart & co.,

itd. London. 23008

That best kiss of all; w N. M.. melody

John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1¢ Nov. .

13,1923; KE 574839; N. Michalski,
West Frankfort, I. 23009

a

That Broadway Indian of mine; from
Ziegfeld follies, of 1923, w Gene
Buck, m Dave Stamper, of U: S. ©
Novi i247, : ‘L923 21.¢SiINow728% 1B
o7T711; Harms, ine.,, New York.

23010

That city of light; duet or quartet, w
Malvin Morton, m J. B. W., of U.S.
© Nov. 20, 1923; 2°@) Nov. 24; EB
575081; J. B. Witherspoon, Weather-
ford, Tex. 23011

That idol must come down; w and m
HH: G.:T., of U.S. ©, Augini 023 ;
2 ¢. Dec. 3, 1923; E 575225; Herbert
G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 23012

That lullaby strain; w and melody
Art Kassel and Vic Berton, of U. S.
© 1c. Dee. 12, 1923; E 575605; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 23013

That naughty yodel; fox trot, w Paul
Van Dyke, m Maurice Baron, of

France. © Nov. 23, 1923; 2 ce Nov.
26;. E 575091; Belwin, inc., New
York. 23014

That old fashioned garden of mine;
from Ziegfeld follies of 1923, w Gene
Buck. m Victor Herbert, of U. S.
©«<Nov. 8, 19233°2)' 4oNew Wah
576980; Harms, ine., New York.

23015

That pink sunbonnet that you wore;
w W. J. B., m Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher]; of U. S.
New York, Frank Harding’s music
pub. house.. © Nov. 10, 1923; 2 ¢.
Nov. 19; E 577628; W. J. Byron,
Eveleth, Minn. 23016

That raggin’ jazzy tune; w A. M. B.,
m E. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1 c. Nov. 26, 1923; E 577460; Artie
M. Bryan, Phoenix, Ariz. 23017

That’s everything; fox trot, w Gus
Kahn, m Charley Straight and Al-
fred Kvale, of U. S., arr. Wm.
Schulz, of U. S.; orch., with words.
Feist ed. 4to. © Nov. 13, 1923;
2 ¢« Nov. 14; E 574919; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

23018

That’s why I gave my lone heart to
you; w and m W. D., of U. S., arr.
Edward Bailey, of U. S. © 1.
Nov. 238, 1923; E 577367; William
Drake, St. Louis. 23019

That smile by radio; w Tom Meek,
melody Arthur Fisk and T. M., of
U. Sarre Acok. co ©.1 e.cNowed,
1923; E 574608; Thos. H. Meek,
San Francisco. 23020

1284

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no.. 12, 1923

That somebody dear is you; w and m
H. W.,) of! U.S. «Chicago, -Mrs.~C.
Albin Carlson. © Nov. 17, 1923; 2
e. Nov. 19; BE 577248; Helga West-
ling, Chicago. 23021

That sweet black man; w and melody
Shepard N. Edmonds, of U. S. ©
1 @ Nov. 10, 1923; E 574753; Shep-
ard N. Edmonds music pub. co., New,
York, 23022

That up to date lady of mine; w and
m M. J. S., of Jugo-Slavia, domi-
ciled at New York; banjo ace.
#2mo, © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 c. Nov2;
4, 576727 ; Michael John Saxon, New

York. 23023
Thema und Variationen; von Fritz
von Bosse. of Germany, op. 17;

klavier. (KHdition Steingraber, nr.
2290) © May 30, 1922: 1 ¢ Dee: 1,
1923: E 572994; Steingriiber-verlag,
Leipzig. 23024
Then I’m a’ dreaming of you; w and
m Wilfrid Head, of Canada, arr. W.
We Ae. or Canada.” © 1c: Nov.
23, 1923; E 577385; Wilfrid Vernon
Arnold Head, London, Ontario, Can-
ada. 23025
Then the reward; w EF. R. Havergal,
maltose, shepard, ofr U.S... ©vAug.
tera, ZC Wec.3,. 2923,; H..d%520T ;
Herbert G. Tovey, Los Angeles.
23026
Theodora, I adore her; oriental fox
trot, by Everett Hall, Thomas Oakes
and Geo. EH: Hawkins, of U.°S.;
oreht) 4tori1@© Now: 245/:19235)2° c.
Woy. 26; 8) 577510; Krank Hard-
ing, New York. 23027
There are some things you never for-
get: from One kiss, w Clare Kum.
mer, m Maurice Yvain, of France.
@ INeve, 20,7 1923: 2.0.) Noy. 273; 5
577259; Harms, inc., New York.
23028
There is no place like home when
yvou’re sad and blue; w and m E.
Be. PY. of MU.) Si Op Le! i Nowe'10,
1923; E 574772; Eugene Edgar
Page, Sacramento, Calif. 23029
There'll be some changes made; song
fox-trot Billy Higgins and W. Ben-
ton Overstreet, arr. by Wm. Heis-
ley, of U. S.3.0rch. , 4to.. © Nov., 7,
1025: 2G. INOVe Oh DO T4G04.) ,ld-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
[© arrangement ] 23030
There’s a bend at the end of the
Swanee: w Charles Tobias, m Louis
Breau, of U..S: .© Nov. 15, 1923:
2 @) Nov. 10; BE 577282; Bee: Tee
pub. co., New York. 23031

80830—24—15

|

|

23042

—— Same. © Dee. 4, 1923; 2 ¢ Dee.
4; E 577697; Breau & Tobias, New
York. 23032

There’s a dreamy town in Georgia; w
and m Al Lee and Charles Dorn-
berger, of U. S.: pf. with w. ©1e.
Noy., 22, 1923.; E 575018; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 23033

There’s a radio message that’s calling
you home and the station is just
mother love: w and m W. J. R.,
CErU. iS. KO «& Nove, 1923: H
576823; Watler James Ross, New
York. 23034

There’s a reason I’m lonesome; w
EK. E. S., m E. 8S. S. Huntington, of
Beas VO: 1 ce. Nov. » 26) d923 em)
577462; E. E. Sutherland, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 23035

There’s a rose blooming for you; w
RaW... of -U."S., om William: "0.
Hightower. © Aug. 2, 1923: 2 c.
and aiff. Aug. 22; A 757349; Edward
Winterer, Los Angeles. 23036

There’s a sad little girl for every
happy little boy; w and m Ray Hib-

beler, of U. S.. arr. Thomas Con-
fare, of. U: S.. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5, 1923;
E 576775; Raymond O. Hibbeler,
Chicago. 23037

There’s a ukulele peddler: comic song,
w and melody M. J. S., of Jugo-
Slavia, domiciled at New York. ©
Wee: TL, 11923; (2.'ei)(Dee. 42:8 E
575510; Michael John Saxon, New
York. 23038

There’s fingers on the keys; cat-bird’s
medley, w and m F. PB, of U.S.
New York, Frank Harding. ©
Now! 27; 1928: 2)ve. s Novin!30%)
575179; Frank Peters, E. Pitts-
burgh. 23039

There’s just a bit o’ heaven in your
smile; w Benton Ley, m Lee David,
of U.S. (Cover title :—There’s just
a bit of heaven in your eyes) ©
wNOV..20,, 1025; 2 ©, Dec 6; E' Stti66:
M. Witmark & sons, New York.

23040

There’s sunshine in your smile; w
andi |C) "HY Be Ge UIs: ©P a: ec:
Nov. 9, 1923: E 576827; Clara F.
Hoelscher, Iowa City, Ia. 23041

There was an old couple; two-part

- gong, w from Folk songs of the up-

per Thames, m Alec Rowley. of
England; treble voices, in G. 4to:
(Novello’s school songs, no. 1307)

[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
@reNov. 1380; 4928:,. lh. eDecs 1¢: Bb
572986; Novello & co., 1td.,.London.

23042

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23043

pt. 11, 0. s., v. 28°

They can’t. charge us for that; w
Ralph Stanley, m Leslie . Alleyn,
of Great Britain; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa. notations] © Oct. 22,
PO Co AIELLO... SE pp) toa
Feliman & co., Londen. 230438

They're not wearing them shorter any
longer, they’re wearing them longer
now: w B. W., melody Peter Bieker,
OF Be Sai pis byes Now 2ahO2aie iB
576697; Bob West, Brooklyn.

23044

They shall not take my Lord away;
w T. O. Chisholm, m W. M. R., of U.

SEC iy ae St Os erre cht iae
H 6576928; William M. Runyan,
Chicago. 23045

Thine; w and m W.°M. R.,.-of UsiS.
© Novy, ei dO oo. WNOVs . Oe. I

576919; William. M., Runyan, Chi-
cago. 23046

Things are not always as bad as they
seem; monologue, Gerald Morrison,
m Geo. H. Record, of Great Britain;
pr. (Musical monologues, no. 273)
(Cover title: Things are not always
what they seem) © Oct. 13, 1923;
1 e.; Oct. 225, 572492; Reynolds &
co., London. 23047

Think of Him; w T. O. Chisholm, m
Wi. MOR Pot Us'S. “@i Nov.) 1.1928 ;
2 @ Nov. 9; B 576921; William M.
Runyan, Chicago. 23048

Thinkin’ (The) blues; w and melody
Tosh. A. Hammed: of (U.S: ©. 1 ¢
Noy. 14, 1923; BE 577028; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 23049

Third book of airs; 1603, w anon., m
John Dowland, transeribed, se. and
ed. Edmond Horace Fellowes, of
England. (English school of Luten-
ist song writers) pt. 1, nos. 1-10.—
pt: no.) 11-21, ,©, Cet 22, 1923 ;.1 c.
SCH oN ON wick 5 et i tO: DG ZOD 5
Winthrop Rogers, Itd., London.

23050, 23051

This sweet and merry month; madri-
gal, w attributed to Thomas Watson,
m William Byrd, ed. Edmund H.
Fellowes, of England; mixed voices.
Transposed ed. 4to. (Choral li-
brary, n0.,,180);;, ©, Noy,,.2, 1923);
1 c. Nov.,.12;, BEy.572729.; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 23052

This world is filled with gladness, if

you'll but look for it; w and m
J. B., of U. S., arr. Rose Villar, of

Ue) S2Ou dL) ve. wNov. Vel ase Hh
574992: Jennie Buchsbaum, New
York. 23053

Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
So this is Venice; new 1923 Ziegfeld
follies, w Clarke and Leslie, adapted
from A. Thomas’ Carnival of Venice,
Harry Warren, of U.:S.; arr. Ross
Gorman. © Oct. 24, 1923; 2 e@ Oct.
27; E 577053; Clarke & Leslie songs,
inc., New York. 23054

Those eyes softly beaming; w Harry
S. Wilson, m ‘..0..0 lof Uesaacr
Joseph A. Bottler, of U.S. ©le.
Apr. 23, 1923; E 574935; Holderness,
Wilson & Bottler, Denver. 23055

Those loving blues; w HB. J. N., m E.
SOS. Huntington, of ‘U. S. © ec.
Nov. ,2, 1923, FE. 576707; E. J. Nor=
mand, Pontiac, Mich. 23056

Those sweet delightful lilies; w tradi-
tional, m Thomas Weelkes, ed. and
adapted Edmund H. Fellowes, of
England; male voices. 4to. (Male
voice choir library, no. 96: Thomas
Weelkes’ madrigals to three, four,
five and six voices, no. 15) © Oct.
Ob, L925 9 (1G. UNO ve ihe sono emma:
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 23057

Those wonderful eves: w P. R., mel-
ody Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher], ‘of U. SOO ¢o Nev.’ 1,
1923; FE 574594; Pearle Ritenour,
Star Junction, Pa. 23058

Through all the years; w and m M. E.
B., of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1923; 5
574716; Mae Hlma Barrett, Chicago.

23059.

Thus I knew and think of you; w,
B.D; 1, om ‘George, Grain. airs sc0r
U:. S., arr. Theo. G.. Beach, of’ U.S.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1923; E 574864; H. D.
Lyle, Marvell, Ark. 23060

Tidings of joy; Christmas song sery-
ice consisting of anthems, hymns
and carols, G. K., of U. S.; mixed
and children’s cho. 4to. © Sept.
1. 1923; 2c. Nov. 26; E 577514; Geo.
_Kessel,..St. Paul, Minn. 23061

To and fro; by Erie Grant, of Great
Britain. ed. Ernest Fowles; pf.
(Curwen edition, lower division, no.
9207), ©: SeptT, 19237 te ee ao ;
BH 572450; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 23062

To die without Christ; w C. F. War-
ren» m H. G. T., of U. S...© Aug.
1, 1928; 2 ¢ Dec. 3, 1923; E 575219;
Herbert G. Tovey, Los Angeles.

23063

1286

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

mip, 12, 1923

23084

To do or die for Lambda chi; w and m | Tozer (Ferris) Two songs; m F. T., of

Gaines W. Walter, of U. S. [and]
Song of praise of Lambda chi alpha;
w and m Lester R. Sprenger, of
U. S. 4to. (Cover-title:—To do or
die for Lambda chi, and Praise
song of Lambda chi alpha) © Nov.

2, 192382 ce Nov. 10; Hye S T7287; |

Lambda chi alpha fraternity, In-
dianapolis. 23064

To i et Glashus; ballet, af Hakon
Schmedes, of Denmark; klaverud-
tog..© Oct: 10, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 18;
E 572746; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 23065

To welcome me; rose in repose; from

Rapid fire, w Bert Moreland, m Jock -

Holland, ef Canada. © Oct. 31.
1923; -1 e@ Nov. 3; E 572608; Leo

Feist, ltd., Toronto, Canada. 23066
Toko-boko tantz; melody Peretz

Sandler, of2 Gi)S: ©» ce Nov: 22,

1923; E 575011; Louis Gilrod,
Brooklyn. 23067
Tombeau d’enfant; mélodie, poésie
d’Emile de Monserrato, musique

d’ Augustin Lazarotti, of Italy, op. 20;
voix; graves! © Noy: 2, 1923:; 1c.
Nov. 30; E 572947; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 23068

Toodle-oo; from Mary Jane McKane,
w Oscar Hammerstein, 2, and Wm.
Cary Duncan, m Vincent Youmans,
of U.S. .© Nov. 10, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
12; 4, 576982.; Harms, inc., New
York. 23069

Tootzi mutzi; w and melody L. G., of
U.S: (ym ey) © lc. Nov. 22,
192%: B 9518012; | Louis’ Gilrod,
Brooklyn. 23070

Torno a canté pe’ te; versi di Nello
de Lutio, musica di Franco de Fil-
ipps, of Italy; mand. ace. 4to.
Sept. 8, 1923; 2-e. Oct. 26; E 576863;
Casa editrice musicale Sorrento,
Naples. 23071.

Totsie; waltz, E. M., of U. S.; pf. ©
1 ¢. Dee. 6, 1923; E 577747; Evelyn
MeCulloeh, Albany, Ala. 23072

Tout autour du moulin; paroles de
Lucien Boyer, musique de A. Chan-
trier, of France. © Noy. 3, 1923;
1 c. Nov. 30; E 572974; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 23073

Toutes les femmes; fox blues, paroles
- de KH. Audiffred et Léo Leliévre, fils,
musique de Vincent Scotto, of
France. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov.
20; E 572978; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 23074

England. Contents:—Dear mem-
ory; w Julia Widgery Slaughter.—
Good-morrow to my lady fair; w
Henry Knight. © Nov. 2, 1923; 1 ¢.
Nov. 12; E 572735; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 23075

Travlin’ to de grave; part-song, ne-
gro spiritual, arr. William Reddick,
of U. S.; men’s voices. Fischer ed.
(Choruses in octavo form, part-
songs for, men’s voices, no. 5317) ©
Nov. 15, 4923: 2; ¢. Nove,,163, 7H
5771388; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [© arrangement] 23076

Trial (A) lesson in playing the piano
by ear; Niagara method, rev. R. G.
W.,.of U.,S.,.8vo.. ©. July.,23, 1923;
2-e. July 24, aff. Aug. 11; A 756011 ;
Ronald G. Wright, Niagara Falls,
N. Y¥. [© revision and improve-
ments] ZD0TT

Triflin’ man o’ mine; w and m G. C.,
of U. 8., arr. Everett Sanderson, of
U. S. Muneie, Ind., Souders music
shop. © Noy. 24, 1923; 2 c Nov.
26; FE 577599; Gene Cobb, Muncie,
Ind. 23078

Trinkt brederlach lechymen; melody
EVAS Se and- Al's... of We Si70© 2°
Nov. 2, 1923; E 576695; Irving <A.
Silver and Abe Schwartz, New York.

23079

Trio “in “C: by W. CBE} of? UP 8:) ‘op.
7; pf., violin and violoncello. — se.
New York, G. Schirmer, inc. ©

Oct. 30,°1923: 2 c« Nov. 3, 1923; KE
574648: William Clifford Heilman,
Cambridge, Mass. 23080

Trip along: w and melody B. B. and
Neil Morét, ‘of U.S.) arr. N. Moret.
© £'¢ ' Noviod, 1923-7 H) 577031
Ben Black, San Francisco. 23081

Triumphal march; by J. Lilian Van-
devere. of U. S.: orch. of bells, tri-
angle, castanets, tambourine and
drum. Sc. and pts. © Dee. 3, 1923;
2 e@ Dee. 6; E 577755; Art: publi-
eation soc., St. Louis. 23082

Troubles; humorous patter song. Ww
and m Frank Wood, of Great Brit-
ain; in B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Oct. 18, 1923: 1 «.
Oct. 22; E 572495; Reynolds & co.,

~ London. 23083

True; ballad fox trot, w and m Ben
Bernie, Violinsky [pseud. of Solly
Ginsberg] and Ben Ryan, of U. S.
© Oct. 9, 1923; 2 ce Nov. 8; B
577045; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 23084

1287

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23085

Di Ti n. s., v.18

Trust; wand mW) Mo -R.,-of 0.08.
©: Nov. 1, 1923; 2 c Nov. 9;.E
576937; William M. Runyan, Chi-
cago. 23085

Truth (The) [and] The lie; w Ted
Lymbery, m Herbert Townsend, of
Great Britain; pf. (Musical mono-
logues, no. 276) © Oct. 13, 1923;
1c. Oct. 22; E 572506; Reynolds &
co., London. 23086

Trying; fox trot: w A.'HS m’° EY 828.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1 e¢. Nov.
26, 1923; E 577464; Arthur Haber,

Brooklyn. 23087
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Inter-
rupted revery (Réverie interrom-

pue) ; by Tschaikowsky, op. 40, no.
12, played Hans Barth, of U. S.;
in A flat. (Ampico, no. 61631—F)
[Musie roll] © Dec. 20, 1922; 2 ¢.
Dec. 13, 1923; E 575592: American
piano co., New York.
tation] 23088

Legend of the Christ Child; Eng-
lish text Arthur Knox, m Tschai-
kowsky, arr. Clarence Dickinson, of
U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. (Modern
series; no. 269) © Nov. 14, 1923;
1 ec. Nov.;15,'1\c. Nov. 28,; BE 575048;

H. W. Gray co., New York. [© ar-
rangement] 23089
Iisbroxt (La Fleur); paroles d’A.

Pouchkine, paroles francaises de M.
LD. Calvocoressi, English text by
Robert Burness, musique d’A. Gret-
chaninoff, ed. by F. H. Schneider,
of Germany. Moscou, Paris, ete.,
A. Gutheil. © Aug. 1, 1928; 1 «
Oct; 26%, Ee Of2563 7neBreitkopt -&
Hartel, Leipzig. 23090

Tulak; polka, arr. Louis Vitak, of
U. S. 4to. 1. Orch.—2. Band. ©
Oct: 252.1928." 2 1c. Veach. Nov.) 5:
D76761, 576762

sic co., Chicago. 23091, 23092

Tunin’ in; characteristic fox trot, by
M: P., of U: Serpe. «© 4 G,-Nov.. 10,
1923; E 577545; Maurice Peterson,
New York. 23093

Turkey in the straw: arr. Guion,
played Phillip’ Gordon, of U. S.
(Ampico, red label, no. 61151-G)
[Musie roll]..© Sept. 20; 1922; 2.e.
Dec. 13, 1923; E 575566: American
piano co., New York. [© interpre-

tation ] 23094
Turned down papa blues: w and m
Spencer Williams, of U. S.. Jack

Mills: ed.);4@; Nov.,.13,., 4923: -2-<e.
Nov. 19; E 574968; Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. 23095

[© interpre- .

; Georgi & Vitak mu-—

Tutankhamen days; w and melody P.

B.. of U.. S. ©1c¢ Dee. 4,.1923; E
ot 7673; Peter Burns, Bridgeport,
Conn. 23096

"Twas the night before Christmas;
recitation w Clement Clark Moore,
m H. Wakefield Smith, of U.S. ©
Nov.’ 18, 1923; 2)'¢ Nov.99>
574970; Jack Mills, ine., New York.

23097

Twelve (The) tones; by P. W., of
GO Sirpie (© Novis? Be23 a0
576797 ; Pete White, San Diego,
Calif. - 23098
Twilight and you; waltz ballad, w

P. P., m Hugene Platzman, of U.S.
© 1c Nov. 1, 1923; EB 574612;
Pearl Puckett, Omaha, Neb. 23099

Twilight pieces; by William Baines,
of England; pf. Contents :—1. Twi-

light woods.—2. Quietude—3. A
pause of thought. © Nov. 18, 1923;
1 c« Nov. 14; H 572779; Hikins: &

¢co., ltd., London. 23100

Twilight (The) witch: w anon. m
B. EY) Tj: of) 0) Sy s@AaeeiNowvs 9,
1923; E 576870; Emil E. Tanner,
Milwaukee. 23101

Twilight with renee wand m C.
W. K., of U. S: © Oct. 30, 1923;
2 ¢@ Oct. 31; > E 574986 ; Charles
Wesley Kaighin, Cleveland. 23102

Twinkling star; fox trot idyl, Paul
Lincke, arr. George Rosey, of U. 8.;
pf. © Nov. 28, 1923; 2 « Nov. 30;
E 575155; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. [© arrangement]

23103

Two (The) best girls I love; from
Shamrock, w and m Cliff Hess and
Joseph H. Santly, of U. S. © Nov.
9, 1923; .2,\c. Neves 10f. ow Nat4cee:
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

23104

Two-step: by Felix Swinstead, of
Great Britain, op. 58, no. 5, ed.
Ernest Fowles; pf. (Curwen edi-
tion, no. 9219) © Aug. 29, 1923;
1 ec. Oct. 15; E 572455; J. Curwen
& sons, Itd., London. 23105

Two time mama; w and melody A. S.,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York, arr. Arthur Darvo,, of U. S.
© 1e¢ Nov. 26, 19238; E 577410;
Allan Stevenson, New York. 23106

Ukulele; lessons 1, 2, Harvey P. Long-
street, of U. S. © Aug. 27, 1923;
2c. and aff. Sept. 6; A 757055;

U. S. school of music, New York.
23107

1288

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Ukulele banjo studies: simplified
method, arr. M. J. S., of Jugo-
Slavia, domiciled at New York City.
eEwov. 21 1923'""2e.iNov,.233" EB
917393; Michael John Saxon, New

York. 23108
Ulubieniec oberek; arr. Louis Vitak,
Of UE Ss. concertina. “© Oct-25,

1923; 2. ¢. Nov. 5; E 576769; Georgi
& Vitak music co., Chicago. 23109

Um-hum; w and melody HE. M. C., of
MISO; De. Nov’ 26)/1923; E
577435; Elizabeth M. Cook, Belve-
dere, Calif. 23110

Umbrellas to mend; comedy fox trot,
w. Jd. M., melody B., M., of » Uc S.
©.1 ¢. Sept. 29, 1923; EH 574438;
Ben Max and Jack Max, Evarts,
Ky. Zoyl bt

Uncle Sam blues; one strain blues,
wand m Sarah Martin and Clar-
ence Williams, of U. S., arr. Eu-
gene Platzman, of U. S.° © Nov.
14, 1923; >2 @ Nov. 10; BE.574769;
Clarence ‘Williams music pub. co.,
inc., New York. Za t2

Under the lamp; from Edward Lau-
rillard’s Little revue at nine o’clock,
w Douglas Furber, m Herman
Finck, .of Great Britain. © Oct.
peewee. GC. Oct; 20. EH 512438;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. yt Ba less

Under the mistietoe: part-song, w
Clifford Howard, m Frank E. Ward,
of U. S., op. 42, no. 3; women’s

voices. 4to. (Modern series, no.
Woy KO Ok. 23.1923. P "e! Oct.
22 a PeNOV., 1-1) 565167 ET: | W.

Gray co., New York. 23114
Under the silvery moon; six tuneful
pieces, Emil Clarke, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. Contents:—1. In Arca-
die —2. Rustic dance.—3. Bareca-
rolle.—4. Elfin dance}. Harle-
quin.—6. Columbine. © Oct. 19,
1923; 1 ec. Nov. 3; E 572632; Schott
& co., London. Zon 15

Under the umbrella; by Theodora
Waibruaofy) Wu... pt., (ares -al
fresco fancies) © Dec. 3, 1923; 2
e. Dee. 8; EH 577800; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 23116

Under western skies; w J. L. B., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
a (eeach, of 7ty)'S. “Oy ah eGov:
16, 1923; E 577094; John L. Brown-
ing, St. Thomas. Nev. “Q2BIVT

Underneath the Elbe (Z Podlabi) ;
polka, arr. Louis Vitak, of U. S.
LO; /: 4d. vOreh.——2, Band? '@)" Oct"; 25.

|

Valse arabesque;

23129

1O2 Fg 2 oes, each! Nova: 54 +E. 5t67168,
576764: Georgi & Vitak music ©co.,
Chicago. 25115, 23119

Universal love; w E. S. S. Hunting-
fan: ni J2.9=sel U.S, © 4 co Nov.
10, 1923; E 574730; Josue Duguay,
Los Angeles. 23120

Unknown blues; w and melody Freda-
die Johnson and Clarence Williams,
Gite oe Cy LC Ove 10 Toone a
574763; Clarence Williams music
pub: co: ine. “New. York. Zag 8 is

Up she rises; w and m collected and
arr. Cecil: J.. Sharp,° of EKneland.
(Jn Nursery songs from the Appa-
lachian Mountains, second series)
‘@©* O06 623) 19231 ¢4 OehM24> E
572409; Novello & eco., Itd., London.
[© arrangement] 231.22

Up the Saguenay; by Alexander Rus-
sell, of Great Britain; organ. obl.
S8vo. (Fischer edition no. 5013:
St. Lawrence sketches, no. 4) ©
Nove 1028 2 2. Gs Ove 2
ofol51; J. Fischer & bro., New York.

223

Vade mecum; collection of motets,
hymns, offertories, ete., compiled J.
B. Hoffmann, of U. 8.; male voices.
v. 3. (Fischer edition, no. 5275)
12mo.. © Oct.-18, 1923; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 20; A 759494; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 23124

Vado in curia; versi e musica - di
F, A., of Italy, domiciled at Phila-

delphia, Pa.; violino ace. © 1 «.
Nov. 7%, .1923;. EE. 576808;, Frank
Amodio, Philadelphia. 23125

Vagabond blues; w J. F., melody Her-
man A. Hummel, of U.S. ©1-..
Nov. 13, 1923; EH 574831; James
Fenton, Cleveland. 23126

by Lack, op. 82,
played Reuben Davies, of U. S.; in
By . arat: (Ampico, no. 61833—G)
[Music roll] © Feb. 20, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 13; E 575593; American piano
co., New York. [© interpretation]
PET

Valse caprice; by Scott, op. 74, no. 7,
played Rata Présent, of U. 8S. (Am-
pico, no. 62321-—G) [Musie roll] ©
Juaby’ 20, ,19232) 2-76) Dec: "1134. B
515062; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 23128

Valse charmeuse; by Handel G.
Lovell, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Nove: 22,0 192339 Fe. Nov. (23%) Hi
572864; Reid bros., ltd., London.

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23130

Valse coquette; O Mitake San, Friml,
op. 77, no. 3, played Edgar Fair-
child, of U. S. (Ampico, no. 61823—
F) [Music roll] © Feb. 20, 1923;
2 « Dee. 18; E 575596; American

piano co., New York. [© inter-
pretation] 23130
Valse de concert; composed and

played L. Leslie Loth, of U. S.
(Ampico, no. 62433—-F) [ Music
roll] © Aug. 20, 19238; 2 c. Dee. 13;
HE 575550; American piano co., New
York. [© interpretation] 23131

Valse des bluets; par Alberto Bach-
mann, of France; violon avec. pf.
© Nov: 15, 1923; 1 @ Nov. 16; E
572785; Société anonyme «des edi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. _ 23132

Valse hongroise; by Paul Du Val, of
Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 9, 1923;
1c Nov. 10; E 572853; Banks &
son, York, England. 23133

Valse serenade; by Charles Davidoff,
re-arr. L. P., of U. S.; cello and pf.
© e, Nove 2g. t028 2H 57119
Ludwig Pleier, Atlantic City.

23134

Valsette; by Otto Ortmann, of U. S.;

pf. (Three dansettes, no. 3) ©
Noy) 19, : M923) (2. CcOUNGwl) 227
979054; G. Schirmer, inc, New
York. Pas ey

Jamping Sal, the Sheba of Georgia ;
w Henry Creamery, m Lew Pollack,
arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S. 4to.
(Witmark edition, excellent quar-
tette arrangements, no. 1661, 1662)
1. Mixed voices.—2. Female voices.
© Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ¢.,each Dec. 412;
EH 575499, 575500; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-

ment] 23136, 23137
Vamzdelis (The tube); polka, arr.
Louis Vitak, of U. S.:; concertina.

©); Qet. 7:25; 1923522 er Naviwber EI
076767; Georgi & Vitak music co.,
Chicago. 23138

Variationen und Symphonischer epilog
uber ein thema von Franz Schu-
bert; von Richard Gerlt, of Ger-
many’; klavier. © July 1, 1928; 1
ce. Dec. 1; E 573011; Molldur verlag,
g. m. b. h., Hildesheim, Germany.

23139

Variations sur un Noél; par Marcel

Dupré, of France, op. 20; grand
orgue. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1. ¢. Nov. -
30; .E 572975; Alphonse Leduc,
Paris. 23140

pt. II, n. Sh, a Wha

VaselA bida; polka, w and m VY. A.
Bastar, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©

Nov. 20, T9023 302 ¢ Cpe dC Lets
575376; Kral’s music house, Cicero,
Til. 23141

Vee vodelum voo; fox trot, w Billy
Rose and Herman Ruby, m Lou
Handman, of U. S., arr. Frank H.
Barry,.:.0f£- U0. Ss i OFCho. Maen.
Feist ed. 4to. © Dec. 11, 19238;
2 ¢« Dee. 12; E 575604; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

23142:

arr. L, Ho XO ave Nov.
24, 1923; E 575126; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 23143.

Veil (The) between: w and m W. M.
R., Of Us 8S.” (Nov. a) foe
Nov. 9; E 576914; William M. Run-
yan, ‘Chicago. 23144

Veil dance; O Mitake San, by Friml,
op. 77, no. 2, played Edgar Fair-
child, of U. S. (Ampico, no. 61903—
F) [Music roll] © Mar. 20, 1923;
2 « Dec. 18; E 575547; American
piano co., New York. [© inter-
pretation ] 23145.

VeilS; w Bransby Williams, m Cuth-
bert Clarke, of Great Britain, op. 86;
pf. (Musical monologues, no. 274)
© ‘Oct. 13,7 19233 ae Ork pee
572508 ; Reynolds & co., London.

23146.

Verdi (Giuseppe) Rigoletto para-
phrase; by Verdi-Liszt, ed. McNair
Iigenfritz, of U. S., played Rodion
Tugarinoff. -(Solo carola, no. 75076)
[Musie roll] © Dee. 3, 1923; 2 e.
Dec, 14; EH aipase, Cable co., Chic-

ago. [© editing] 23147
Vesper; 8¥ sel. sis ey, Wa Ee ee OL
Canada; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Nov.. 24, 19284) Dies@. NOW ea ED
572857; J. EF. Tupper and Robert
Cumming, Toronto, Canada. 23148

Victory; march, melody by 8S. S., of

U. S.; cornet. © 1 @ Nov 14, 1923 ;
IE 575116; Salvatore Salvio, New
York. 23149:

Vieille chanson espagnole (Old Span-
ish song); poésie de Arséne Hous-
saye, English w Nita Cox, musique
de Louis Aubert, of France; voix
moyennes.., @ vAue.. 20 Woczeumua C:
Sept. 11; E 567777; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 23150

Vieux (Le) banc; poésie de Jean De-
lage, musique de Augustin Laza-
rotti, of Italy, op. 22 bis; tén.
Nov. 3, 1923; 1c. Nov..30; E 572945 ;

. Henry Lemoine et cie, Paris. 23151

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no. 12;1923

Viking (The); w and m G. H. H., of
U. S., arr. Hahm and Dalby, of
U. S.; basso profundo. © 1 e. Sept.

- 8, 1923; E 576634; George Harding
Hahm, Kane, Pa. 23152

Violin (The) made easy and attrac-
tive; Gaelic collection of Irish airs,
jigs. ete., selected, arr. and fingered
with bowing marked B. S., of U. S.
obl. 16mo: © June 30, 1922; 2 ec.
June 27, aff. Aug. 16; A 757442;
Batt Scanlon, San Francisco. 238153

Virginia Brown; w and m Jos. E.
Howard, Norman J. Vause and
Henry Welling, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus,
of U. S.; female voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark edition excellent quartette ar-
rangements, no. 1721) © Dee. 4,
fee eG eG | 12.* Eb oDOL:.. M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
arrangement ] : 23154

mixed voices... 4to.

Witmark edition, no. 1722) ©

Notes te 72 C..) INOV.. 223 B

hd

579032; M. Witmark & sons, New

York. [© new arrangement] 23155
Vision d’amour; melody, R. W., of
We Bere) 1c. Nov. 6; 1928; EB

574667; Rudy Wiedoeft, New York.
23156
Vis‘ions; w L. E., melody Luther A.
Clark,jof<U:,S: ©: c. Nov..4, 1923;
E 574590; Lavora Wnnes, El Paso,
Tex. 23157
Visions of childhood days; w H. F. A.,
m GeodsoiiGrafh, jrijoaf Us Ss. arr.
Theo, Beach, of U.S. .© 1 .¢. Nov.
23, 1928 ;, 40, (577356 3) Harry. An-
derson, Little Falls, Minn. 23158
Viva Menfi; valzer, melody Giuseppe
Tarantola, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. ©. 1.c. Dee. 6, 1923; E
577741; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn.
23159
Voices from the trees; w E. A. W. P.,
m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.::° New
York, Frank Harding. © Nov. 7,
1923; 2. ¢ Nov.)193 'E 577631; Eliza
A. Warner Praul. Medford, Or.
23160
VYelga (The) boatman’s song: from La
chauve-souris, w Carol Raven, of
U. $8... marr. James Brennan, of
B.S) "© Nov: 15, 1923): '2'c. Noviiité:
E 577068; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. [© words and ar-
rangement of melody as an accom-
panient ] 23161
Volksmusik der Rum&nen von Mara-
mures; von Béla Bartok, of Hun-
gary. (Sammelbinde fiir verglei-
. chende musik wissenschaft, heraus-

£2

AEPCSITIONS
25172

gegeben von Carl Stumpf und EH. M.
von Hornbostel, vierter band) ©
May 11,1923; 1 e@. Sept. 4; A—For-
eign 23133; Drei masken verlag a.-g.,
Munich, Germany. 23162

Volunteer (The) choir; monthiy mag-
azine, ed. H. S. Lorenz and others,
ef Dy Saivedis mo. Lb, nOet. 923% ¢4to.
© Sept. 4, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
27; A 757634; Lorenz pub. co., Day-

ton, O. 23163
W pielgrzymiej. szacie: wale, arr. —
Wincent Baluta, of U. S.: orch. 4to.

© Nov. 10, 1923; 2 ¢«. Noy. 26: E
575095; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski,
Chicago. 22164

Wagner (Richard) La mort d’Yseult;
de Tristan et Yseult, par R. Wagner,
transeription par Franz Liszt, ré-
vision par S. Riera, of France;
piano. Ed. classique. © Sept. 14,
2S Pe Nov. 30: Bhat bis Du-
rand et cie., Paris. [© revision]

23165

— Tannhaitiser; ouverture. de R.
Wagner, arr. par F. S8., of France;

orch. avee conducteur. 4to. (Ou-
vertures classiques, no. 33) © Nov.

3 1928 22 en i Now, Sac HE DF2923:
Francis Salabert, Paris. [© arrange-

ment J 223166
Waiting; w and m D. G., of U.S. ©
ie. wNoeve: 17,01923 3. By dT4928%
Dorothy Gerten, Chicago. 23167

Waiting at the garden gate; w L. T.,
m Geo. Graff, jr:, of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. ‘Beach, of} 0:08. ©xioe Nov.) 23,
1923; EH 577340: Lucy Thompson,
East Crawford, N. J. 23168

Waltz (A), a kiss and you stole my
heart; w.and melody, P..S., of U. S.
OQvd«e.. Noven28, 1928: Fo 71DT2
Philip Shapiro, Buffalo. 23169

Waltz composition, no. 1; melody
Dor Us. Yarn. 04: f. Vosbur eh:

Wie Ve ee ke aC INO A es. toa
STT157 ; Doris Helliday, New York.

23176

Wanderer (The); part-song, w anon.
from Wit and drollery, m Edward
Elgar, of England: male voices. 4to.
(Orpheus, new series, no. 5990) ©
Noy? 12) (39238' 1.7 eb), Novi’ 153
572763; Novello & co., 1td., London.
23171

Wanderin’ daddy, your mamma is
waitin’ for you; w andm S. K., of
U.) S., arr. IN. E! Perkins, of: U:'S.;
pr -withi wey ©ilieiDec. b 1928; BH
577634; Sidney Easton, New York.

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23173

pt. TI, n. SS Vai8 i

Wandering (The) Irish; w W. G. E.,
m EH. S. 8. Huntington, of U. S. ©
Lie: Dee. .7,/°1923 3-H O33, WG.
Edman, St. Louis. 23173

Wash mah sins away; part-song, w
Katharine Atherton Grimes, m John
S. Fearis, of U. S.; mezzo-sop., alto,
and bar. 4to. (Junior high school
glee club, no. 1802) © Nov. 23,
1923; 2:¢e. Nov. '26;:H 577494; Ju S.
Fearis & bro., Chicago. 23174

Washington, the state of the ever-
green; w and m C. W., of U. S., arr.
Po By: Story. .) New York) Frank
Harding. © Nov. 24, 1923; 2 «.
Nov. 26; E 577512; Charity West-
over, Bellingham, Wash. 23175

Watermelon (The) vender; w Mrs. G.
COL MES Ts. Euntinestont) of
UioS.,, 1@.dhisel Now. 71; 1O28i7
974725; Mrs. Geo. C. Tanner, Hyde
Park, Mass. 23176

Waves of praise; song service, ed. B.
B. Bateman, G. M. Bateman, J.
Henry Showalter and others, of U.
Sir2moe, |. © BKeb:45, 19232 ce Aue.
23, aff. Oct. 2; A 757822; Bateman
brothers, Knoxville, Tenn. ZOATT

Way down sunny South; w and m N.
R., of U. S., arr. Rudolf Thaler, of
UV. See). Teen Nom, (15: T9252 EI
074940; Netti Rossi, Philadelphia.

23178

We are the ladies of the Ku klux
klan; w R. M., m Harry Jay [pseud.
of H. J. Lineoln] of U. S. Muncie,
ind., Metz & Lewis. © Nov. 17,
1923; 2 ec Nov. 19; BE 577296; Roy
Metz, Muncie, Ind. 23179

We can’t buy life; w and melody J. A.
Heaton, of Great Britain, domiciled,
it ‘Phradelphiay Crate. NOve.2 1,
1923; EH 575134; John Arthur Hea-
ton, Philadelphia. 23180

We have seen His star in the east; w
and m Caleb Simper, arr. Paul Bliss,
of U. S.; men’s Voices. 4to. (Theo.
Presser co., Christmas anthems) ©
Nov. 7, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov. 205 H’at?219 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
[© arrangement] 23181

We'll guard it while they’re sleeping ;

wand miJ..M. G.. of Us Smy@p4 c.
Nov. 26, 1923; E 577467; J. M. God-
trey, Detroit. 23182
We shall sing in heaven with the

Kings weir. BY or... nt Be Le S::
of UL S..@i Oct! 30; 192331270 Nov.
15; E 574889; R. L. Stuckey and J.
R. Baxter, jr.. Dalton, Ga. 23183

| We’ve got to have more; w Joseph

McCarthy, melody Harry Tierney, of
U.S. ©1 ¢ Dee. 3, 1928; BE 575609 ;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 23184

Weidt’s chord system; [by A. J. W.],
of U. S. 1. Suppl. 7, Inversions.—
2. Lesson 4, Composition.—%8. Suppl.
9 8S. V. C., Syneopating passing
notes.—4. Lesson 3, The motive. ©
Sept. 6, 1928;.2 ¢« and .aff.. each
Sept. 10; A 756759-756762; Albert
J. Weidt, Newark, N. J.

23185-23188

1. Suppl. lla M, Simplified
chord chart.—2. Suppl. 9a, Addition
to suppl. 9 S. V. C.—=8s. Suppl. 13¢c
S. V. C., Fill in exercises.—4. Suppl.
9b, Dim. chord progression. © Oct.
6, 1923; 2 c. each Oct. 10; A 761406—
761409 ; Weidt’s chord system, New-
Poke nia] 23189-23192

1. Suppl. ise Ss: Vo. rae
in exercises.—2. Suppl. 12 §S. V. C.,
Filling in stop runs.—3. Suppl. 8b,
Passing notes.—4. Suppl. 12a S. V.
C©., Fill in exercises. © Sept. 18,
1923; 2 c. each Sept. 21; A 758419-—
758422; Albert J. Weidt, Newark,
News 23193-23196

Welsh airs and dances; arr. Alfred
Moffat, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. bk. 2. (Album series, no. 82b.).
©! Nov.''4, 19238" 1¢¢. 4 Noy ay
572810; Augener, ltd., London. [©
arrangement ] 23197

Wenn ich bei bubi bin; shimmy-fox-
lied, aus Dolly, operette in drei
akten, gesangstext von Rudolf Ber-
nauer, musik von Hugo Hirsch, of
Germany, klay. arr. v. Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © Oct. 20,
1923; 1 ¢ Nov. 19; E 572798; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 23198

Were you there; the crucified, three-
part song, negro. spiritual har.
Charles Fonteyn Manney, of U. S8.;
women’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 4,
1923; 2 c Nov. 8; HE 576886; Oliver

Ditson co., Boston. [© arrange-
ment ] 20199
West; w and melody P. O. B. and
Walter Smith, of U. S., arr. W.

Smithii © oD) cv Deeins,51023>
575272; P. O. Brewer, San Fran-
cisco. 23200

Whalebone (The) ; unison, or solo and
two-part refrain, w Laurene High-
field, m H. W. Porter, of U. 8.3; sop.
and alto. 4to. (School music for
the upper grades and high school)
©ONov. .2,):19233:)°2) caNoveiOr i
574796; Chart music pub. house, Chi-
cago. 23201

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

What a wonderful time; w Harry

Walker, m Sonny Clay, of U. S. ©
Mov: fic, A923 61:2 es) Nov.,,.22> HE
575037; Sunset music pub. co., Los
Angeles. 23202

What is life without the girl you love;
pwr less nme Arnold £.;\ hax of
U.S. New York, Frank Harding.
©, Nov; <7," 1923 3: 2
974813; G. L. Heck, St. Charles, Mo.

23203

What love means to girls like me; w
and m by Noel Coward, of England.
Now. 26: 1923 Lc. Nov. 263: 5
592905; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
- London. 23204

What meanest thou, O sleeper; w T. O.
“hisholm, m W. M. R., of U. S.
Noy. 1, 1923 > 2 c."Nov..9 ;"H) 576924 :
William M. Runyan, Chicago. 23205

‘What’s a whole world to me without
you; waltz ballad, Harold Wardell,
arr. Robert Braine, of U. S.; orch.
4to. ‘© Nov. 28, 1923; 2 ¢ Dee. 1;
EK} 577694; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York. [© arrangement]

} 23206

What’s the use; w Hugene West, m
Harry Woods, of U. 8S. © Oct. 31,
1923; 2 c. Nov. 8; HE 574942; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 23207

‘What shall I do when he calls on me;
fox trot ballad, w. and m_ J: J.
Schneider, of U. S., rev. and arr.
-Walter Paul, of U. S. © Noy. 2,
1923; 2 ce. Nov. 9; E 576840: Robin-
son Crusoe music pub co., Philadel-
phia. 23208

What will become of me? w Joe
Young and Sam M. Lewis, m Harry
Aksi ot, U;.S;. © Nov., 7,.1923; 2 c.
Nov. 8; E 574698; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 23209

When dreams come true; w and mel-
ody Gene Rodemich, Allister Wylie
and Larry Conley, of U. S.. arr.
A AN ic) wt fe. Dee 3, 1993 - EB
577586; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

23210

“When hearts are young; fox-trot, Sig-
mund Romberg and Alfred Good-
man, arr. Dan Godfrey, of Great
Britain; full military band. (Jn
(“happell’s army journal, no. 512)
©) Novy 22, 19235 a ex Dec ne Bh
573085 ; Harms, ine., New York.
arrangement] yaya in 6

When I get in the movies; from That
Casey girl, w William Jerome, m
Jean Schwartz, of .U. S.. © Nov.
13,, 1923; 2c. Nov. 19; E 574980;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 23212

cy Noy... 43:7 EB

[©

23222

When I have made you mine; w S. V.
H., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U..S., arr.
Theo. Beach, of U. S. © 1. Nov.
23, 1923; E 577349; Sherwood V.
Hinman, Chicago. 23213

When I turn my back; w and melody
M. G H., of U.S. ©1e Nov. 26,
1923; E 577436; Maurice G. Henry,
Brooklyn. 23214

When June comes along with a song;
three-part song, from The rise of.
Rosie O’Reilly, w and m George M.
Cohan, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U. S.; treble voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark school edition, no. 1697) ©
Nov. dD, 1923'; 2c. Novo d3 "Ei 574822 ;
“M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 23215

When lights are low; waltz, w and m
Gus Kahn. Ted Koehler and Ted
Fiorito, arr. Wm. J. ©. Lewis, of
U. S.; orch. with words. Feist ed.
4to. © Nov. 19, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 20;
E 577275; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 23216

waltz ballad, w and m Gus. Kahn,
Ted Koehler and Ted Fiorito, of
US S£#°O Nov. 22; 1923; 2 & Nov.
23; E 575127; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 2O2VG

When limber skinny Minnie shakes
her wicked shimmy; w and melody
i Ae Bo ieee. UCL ke c.. NOee a.
1923; E. 576813; R. Arthur Booker,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 23218

When Nathan was married to Rose of
Washington square; w Andy Rice
and James Kendis, m J. K., of
Uias8. ©, Nov. 1923 5,2 .e: Novz 8;
EH 574696; Irving Berlin, ine., New
MiOn Ke = 235219

When skies are blue; fox trot ballad,

w Sidney Holden, m HE. P. Womack,
Of Ts (S.: XO) INOv:/1F, 19233.2 © Nov.
19; E 577250; E. P. Womack music
co., Detroit. 23220

When the cherry blossoms bloom again
in old Japan; w Pierre Dale, m P.
D., of U. S., arr. Romo Falk, of
U- S.* pf: with w: © 1.¢. Dec: 6,
1923 ;.H) STT732; Pagie Dale, St.
Louis. DSA:

When the clock strikes, one-two-three-
four; w and m Billy Merson and
Julian Jones, of England, with
banjulele cho. © Nov. 19, 1923; 1 ¢.
Nov. 20; E 572847; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 23222

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232993

When the clouds have rolled away;
w and m H. £. L., of U.S. © Nov.
Y, 1923'3/ 2 |]. Nove SOR) SF6O1 2 :
Henry Elliott Litchfield, Portland,
Me. 23223

When the gulf breezes blow; w and m
Ry Bo B.,. of US!) Bouston) Dex,
R. EH. Barry pub. co. ‘© Nov. 17,
1923 3.2 c Nov. 19; E 5772415 0Rich-
ard Edgar Barry, Houston. 23224

When the leaves take their leave from
the trees; w Fern. EK. Flowers, m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1923; E 577104; Nina M. Powers,
Villa Ridge, 1 Zen2n

When the shadows fall; w and m
Percy Wenrich, of U. S.-'© Oct: 29,
1023 0 Ss NOV. Ler) Veo NON eis
576869; Jerome H. Remick & GO.,
New York. Ze 226

When Thou art near; w Graydon Hall,
m.°P. B: (ML; eof WL Soo 7@40cb3330,
192332) c. (Nov. 15; ‘574885 ; TL. B.
Mosley, Albertville, Ala. 23227

When will the sun shine for me; fox
trot ballad, w Benny Davis, m Abner
Silver, arr. Louis Katzman, of U.
S.; orch. with words. 4to. © Apr.
4.1923; 2 «. Apr. 12; HE 559268 3-M.
Witmark & sons. New York. [©
new, arrangement ] 23228

When you’re around me; w F. E. B.,
nmelndy. aon Hh. Ryanof US) Gc
‘L.é.) Nov. 28; 1923," Fi, 561009 5 ke.
Barnes, Mingo Junction, O. 23229

When you’re away; w P. J. O’Reilly,
m Wilfrid Sanderson, of Great Bri-
tare; in. Be ©) Septet hO2 ste c,
Nov. 3; E 572639; Boosey & co.,
London. 23230

When you've got a pal that’s good and
true; w L. R. P.,m George Graff, jr.,
of U. Si, arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
U.S. ©1-c« Nov. 5, 1923; E 574856 ;
Leon R. Plaxeo, Cleveland. Deol

.When your girl has turned you down;
w B. and Willard G., melody B. G..,
of UU. S.4©:1 @ Dees 6, 192383 E
577730; Ben Gibson, New York.

23232

When your heart’s in the game; from
Kid beots, w Joseph McCarthy, m
Harry Tierney, of U. 8S. © Dee. 5,
1923; 2 « Dee. 7; E 575370; Leo.
Feist, inc., New York. 23233

Whence those sounds symphonious;
anthem for Christmas, w T. Kelly,
m C. H. Kitson, of England; semi-
cho. 6 or 8 voices, with organ acc.

pt. 111, 8 V. 18

4to. (Church choir library. no. 252)
Oct. 19, '1923'; 1 &. Ney. 5% Beat2682 :
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 232384

Where go the boats (Wohin ziehen die
boote) ; gedicht v. Robert Louis
Stevenson, deutsch von Eberhard
Holscher, musik v. A. F., of U. S.
Berlin, W. Sulzbach. © Oct. 1,
1923; 2c. Nov. 2; E 576741; ‘Arthur
Fickenscher, University, Va. 23235

Where is Jesus born; Christmas carol,
w Rollin Pease, m Malcolm MeMil--
lan, of U. S.; mixed voices and sop.
solo., with pf. or organ ace. (Blue
octavo series, no. 4030) © Nov. 153,
1923; 2 ¢« Oct. 81; E 577622; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 23236.

Where the blue bells grow; w N. E.,
melody Arnold T. Lax, of U. S&S.
© 1 & Nov. 19, 1923" shvae Ge:
Nettie “Hillis, New, bern. I, i

20237

Where the cotton blossoms grow; w
and m J. K.; of :;U. SS. -@ore Dec.
4, 19238; E 577666; Julius Klein,
Atlantic City. 23238

Where the river flows slow ‘round the
bend; w H. C. B., m John F. Ryan,
of U .8:''© Ter Nov. 10), 10285. EH:
574738; Henry C. Boland, Arnold,
Pa: 23239

Where will I find her; fox trot,
w Armen Touryan [pseud. of A, W.],
m Frank W. Ford, of U.S. New
York; Frank’ Harding. ©, Nov. 7,
1923°3°.2 “en Nowe 18 2 Gite rake
Wilson, Newark, N. J. 23240

While old mammy sings a lullaby;
waltz, w.. ‘and’ mm. 0Gy la). 35:
Long Branch, N. J., Keith’s music

house. © Oct. 15, 1923; 2 « Nov.
15; E 574897; George T. Olsen,
Long Branch, N. J. 23241

While that the sun; w traditional, m
William Byrd, of England,. ed. and
adapted Edmund H. Fellowes, ot
England; male voices. 4to. (Male
voice choir library, no. 93: William
Byrd’s songs and sonnets, no. 25)
© Nov. 6, 1923;.1 ¢' Nov. 20; E
572854; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.

23242

Whisper what you say; w A. N. T.. m
George, Graff, Jr.) omni. taser
Theo: G:'Beach, of “Ui Sino anc.
Nov. 5, 1928; E 574859; A. N. Tread-
gold, Detroit. 23243)

Whispering words; fox trot. w and
m, Io’ Di of UP S/4@ ie Neier:
1923: E 577452; Josue Duguay, Los
Angeles. 23244

1294.

/

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Whither runneth my sweet heart?
part-song. w from John Bartlett’s
Booke of ayres, m Gerrard Wiliiams,
of Great Britain ; mixed voices. Cur-
wen edition. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1923;
1 ¢. Oct. 15; E 572448; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., London. 238245

Who is Sylvia? part-song, w William
Shakespeare, m William Lester. of
U. S., op. 25, no. 2: three female
voices. (Fischer edition, choruses
in octavo form, no. 5314) © Nov.
Peio3.; 2 ¢. Nov. 27%; 1) 05%5150;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 23246

Who’s it who loves you, who’s it. huh;
w Felix Austead, m Henry Weiling.
Of WitS:5©) Nov. 5, 1923 ; 2 'c. Nov.
13; E 574808: Philip Ponce publica-
tions, New York. 23247

Who said wake up: w J. L. H.. melody
Luther A. Clark, of U.S. ©1.«.
Nov. 1, 1923; E 574592; Jessie Lee
Harris, Atlanta. 23248

Who threw the water on the Tom cat’s
back? one step, A. Emmett Adams,
of Great Britain; orch. with piano
conductor. 4to. © Nov. 12, 1923;
1 « Noy. 26; E 572897; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London. [©
arrangement ] 23249

w and m A. Emmett Adams. of
Great Britain. © ‘Nov. 1, 1923; 1 c.
Nov. 138; E 572739: Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.

23250

Whoopla, oo-la-la; w James Kendis,
m Albert Sherman, of U. S., arr.
Ted Eastwood, of U.S. ©1« Dec.
4, 1923; E 577664; Broadway music
corp., New York. 23251

Why? ‘w andm F.'M., of U. S: ©1
c. Nov. ‘26, 19232 EH 577486; Flor-
ence Murray, Springfield, Mass.

28252

Why did you leave me sweetie; w
J. F., melody Herman A. Hummel,
Ot W).; Sei @ 4s & New! 2,44923;/h
976704; James Fenten, Cleveland. |

23253

Why didn’t you tell me that you
loved me? humorous duet, w Wil-
liam Wallace, m Rex Burchell, of
Great Britain; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
43; (1928 .5,-1 yc.7 Oct.,.22> BE 52508 5x
Reynolds & co., London. 23254

Why. don’t they ery over me: w Ma-
rion Harris; m Lou Handman, of
Loss. (©. Noy, 14, 1025. 2 e NOV.
_15;..E 574912; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. ; Zee

| Why don’t you come home; w R. L.,

melody John F. Ryan, of U. S.

SAC WO 20; looper Of COOd sO

ert Le Atkinson, Lockport, N. Y.
23256

Why has your cow such a long long
face; w and m Ted Baxter, of U. S.
@© Nov.,42, 1923; 2. ¢. Nov..13: E
574805; Irving -Berlin, inc, New
York. 23257

Why have you stolen my delight? w
Francis Brett Young, m Phyllis M.
James, of Great Britain; in D min.

© Sept. 29, 1923:-1 « Nov. 3; E
5972612: Augener, Iltd., London.
23258

Why must we part; by H. A. and W.
I., of U. S.; melody with pf. acc.
[Photestat] © 1c. Nov. 17, 1923;
E 574944; Harry Albert and Will
Isel, Washington. 23259

Why should I pine, when you’re no
longer mine; w L. B., m Leo Uhlig,
of U. S., arr. Vern Elliott, of U. S.
© 1c -Nov.+14, 1923 +. 577033 ;
Loren Boyle, San Pedro, Calif.

23260

Why should I weep about one
sweetie; 2, 3 or 4 sweeties, w Henry
Creamer, m James F. Hanley, of
U.S. © Nov. 30, 1923; 2'c. Dee 1;
E 577624; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 23261

Why worry; philosophical fox trot;
w and melody M. E. M. and J. G. B.,
of U.,S., arr..M. E. M..-©,1.¢: Dee.
6, 1923; E 577745; Marcel Eloi Mo-
reau and Jean G. Butners, San
Francisco. 20202

Wieezorna polka; arr. Wincent Balu-
€a,.10f Us S.34.oreh) 4to.!: ©. Nov.
21, 1923;:2-e@ Nov.!-26;3. H) 575096 ;5
Wladyslaw H. Sajewski, Chicago.
23263

Wieczorna roza; waltz, arr. Louis Vi-
tak, of U. S.; concertina. © Oct.
25) POZA Qe ex Nove hap: By STCTES 5
Georgi & Vitak music co., Chicago.

23264

Wild (The) ride; cho., w Louise Imo-
gen Guiney, m Mark Andrews, of
U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. (Modern
series, no. 265) © Oct. 23, 1923;
1 e@. Oct. 24; 1 e. Nov. 7; E 576880;

H. W. Gray co., New York. 23265
Will my dream come true: dream

waltz, w and. m K.“R:. or U.S." ©
1 «& Nov. 24, 1923 ; E 575073 ; Kath-
erine Reiling, Chicago. 23266.

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*23267

‘Will-o’-the-wisp; by Florence A. Good-
rich, of. UW. S.:.pt-4© Nov. 10,1923 ;
2 ec. Nov..15; E. 577052; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 23267

“Will you take Jesus to-night?; w Avis
W. Burgeson, m Roger M. Hick-
nia, of. VIS. % XC) Ss iaie: AoE gS :
PCY DECr amaze Ol eek. ees

bert G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 23268

“Wind (The); w Alice Whitson, m

May FE. Lawrence; of U.S. . (in

Rainbow song cycle, no. 3) © Noy.

26; 1928); )2.@. Nove dite oy O15 34 °

Edward Schuberth & co., New York.

23269

(Der wind); gedicht v. Robert
Louis Stevenson, musik v. A. E., of
U. S. Berlin, W. Sulzbach. [Eng-
lish and German words] © Oct.
1,:1923 +2 @ Nov: 23° E 576740; Ar-
thur Fickensecher, University, Va.

23270

“Wind in a frolic; short cantata, poem
by William Howitt, m Chris. M. Hd-
munds, of Great Britain; female,
or treble voices with two-part cho.
Vocal sc., 4to. © Oct. 24; 1923;
1 ¢@ Nov. 3; E 572602; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 23271

“Windy city blues; w Wilhelmina Ran-
som, melody Chas. A. Matson, of
Usa py Out oc. Now 10) 1925205
574764; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine, New York. Zaks

Wing Food; by Cecil Burleigh, of
Ue S.. 6p: Aono. a Violin Anda
(Two characteristic pieces) ©
Nov (iio Zo 2 a Nov: 20" Hi
577229; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. Zeate

‘Winking, blinking moon; w and m
A. E. R., of U. S., arr. Nell M. Cob-
bledick, of U. S. © 1 e« Nov. 10,
1923; HE 574732; Augusta Emillion
Robert, Oakland, Calif. 23274

“Winnifred; w EK. D., m E. S. 8S. Hunt-
imeton; lof, Wr S). Oxi Ee Wov. 10,
1923; E 574722; Eva Ditman, West-
minster, Md. 23275

‘With love and a kiss; w Sidney Clare,
melody Donald D. Parker, of U.S.
©: 1. « Nov. 14, 1923; E 577027;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.

23276

“‘Withered rose; w L. A. J., m H. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. © 1. Nov.
26, 1923; E 577482; Lillah A. Jones,
Bailey, Tenn. Usa we

‘Wo hast du nur die schénen blauen
augen her? lied und shimmy, text
von Ropert Katscher, musik von
Ralph Erwin, of Hungary, op. 51.

Dt: Te, BS eS LS

©, Oct.) 19234 hae pee
573060; Wiener bohéme - verlag,
Vienna. 23278

Wonder; w G. H. and B. C. M., m B.
G. M., of U.S. .©h1 esdNows 25-1923 ;
FE 576701; Blanche Claire MeGuire
and Gertrude Hart, Chicago.

23279

Wonderful dad; from Stepping stones,
w Anne Caldwell, m Jerome Kern,
of Uy Sim@iNovsi3;i1923 ;.2:e0Nov.
15; E 574914; T. B. Harms co., New
York, 23280

Wonderful dreams; w M. S., m Clifton
Keith, of U. S. Long Branch, N. J.,
Keith’s music house. © Oct. 15,
1923; 2 e. Nov. 15; E 574895; Mar-
garet Sclomon, Long Branch, N. J.

23281

Wonderful girl of today; w and m
Willy White and Bernie Grossman,
of U. S., arr. Ted Hastwood, of U.
Sv; pf. with w.)si@iisc wie 15,
1923; E 574872; Stark & Cowan,
inc., New York. 23282

Wonderful (The) isles; five fanciful
pieces, E. Markham Lee, of Great
Britain; pf. Contents:—1,., The
island of flowers.—2. The fairy
isle—3. The island of Shalott.—.
The tranguil isle. — 5, Treasure
island, .©), Nove, i 192a5e4c | Nov.
15; E 572777; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London. 23283

Wonderful (The) message divine; w
James Rowe, m G. E. V., of U. S.
© Apr, 10; 1923; 2..c. INON-paa 5)
575140; G. E. Vinaroff, Russell, Kan.

23284

Wonderland. blues; slow blues fox
trot, w Edward Louis Watt, m
Harold Joseph McDermott and
Harry George Poole, of U. S. ©

Nov. 14,3,1923.2-°2) @.igwerebo:s a 3:
577146: Wonderland music _ ©Co.,
Brooklyn. 23285

Wonders (The) of Oahu isle; w F. J.
P., melody Luther A. Clark, of U. S.
© 1 «Nov. 19," 10256" We arris.;
Frank J. Papantone, Schofield Bar-
racks, ;2))H. 23285

Won't you take me back to Ireland;
wT. JDL... 'm UB. S$. 8) aalmeeerson,
of U.S. ©' 1 c' Nov. 10/1928;
574724: Thomas J. Lynch, Chicago.

23287

Wood (Haydn) Three famous pic-
tures; H. W., of England; orch. with
pf. conductor. Concert ed. Con-
tents.—1. The village wedding.—2.

1296

no. 12, 1923

The doctor—3%3. The laughing cava-

Her ©) Noy. 2, 1928 ~ 1c. Nov. 12:
E 572741; Hawkes & son, London.
23288
Wood alcohol: one-step, fox trot,
Roslyn Clephane, of U. S.; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1923;
E 577542; Mrs. M. W. Clephane,
New York. 23289

Wood shed blues; fox trot, w and m
Beemer. S.C) NOW. 17. 1923 °
woven tO... Hl oi¢2or: eter P:
Neumann, Long Prairie, Minn.

23290

Woodcutters (The); by Mathilde Bil-
bro, of U. S.; pf. (Two log-camp
Stories, no; 1) ..© Nov., 12, 1923;
2c. Nov. 15; E 577060; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23291

Wooden shoes (Wouldn’t youse) ; play
in one act, with musical number and
several original encores, w E. T., m
Eee erat: of Us. ©) Lue.
Oct.. 26, 1923; D 26497; Eugene
Thompsen, Elmhurst, Long Island,
Ne 4 23292

World (The) wasn’t made in a day;
w M. L. C., m E. S. S. Huntington,
or ens. 2 ©31).e: Dec: 7;,, 1923; .H

575322; Melva L. Carpenter, Deni-

son, Tex. 23298

World’s (The) prayer; w and m HE.
M. C., of U..S., arr. E. Snider-Turner,
of US. ©: Oct. 28, 1923; 2 ¢. Nov.
5; E 576800; Emile Milton Glasen,
Los Angeles. 23294

World’s (The) Redeemer; Christmas
cantata, Kred B. Holton, of U.,. S.
4to.. © Sept. 1, 1923; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 27; A 757959; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 23295

Would you lose any sleep over me; w
J. F., melody Herman A. Hummel,
oF UY SY’@ I elNove 28; 1923.
577581; James Fenton, Cleveland.

23296

Wrap me up and send me C. O. D. to
Tennessee: w and melody Howard
Johnson, Fred Phillips and Irving
Bibo;(of WU. : Ss) arrsiBaP.sv© lve.
Nov. 22, 1923; E 575124; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 23297

Yedi Koulé; le chateau des sept tours,

par E. R. Blanchet, of Switzerland, .

op. 18, no. 4; pf. (Turquie, no 4)

een Oct...25..4 1923 >, 2..c. -Oek. 26 5
574709: Composers’ music corp.,
New York. - 23298

Yes, but we have some bananas; waltz
:and.fox-trot, w and m S. L. L., of
-U. S., arr. Ernest E. Searles, of U.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

POT

23311

SoC) fe NOve 2t, 1923. Hi 55138:
Sara L. Ingraham, Charleston, S. C.
23299:

Yes, it is I; w and m L. D. Eichhorn,
of U.S... ©. Aus. T1923" 2 oe Wec
3; E 575205; Herbert G. Tovey, Los.
Angeles. 23300

Yes, you'll be eating bananas; or, Sulu.
Lulu, bonanza banana song, w and
mm Wo By Me, jr.,: Of U2.S: 3 “sen
Dee. 6, 1923; EH 577746; William E.
MeNett, jr., Dunkirk, Mont. 23301

Yeux (Les) ; poésie de Henri Bataille.
musique de Sylvio Lazzari, of
Hranee, © Oct: 5,.19235. 1 -€@eét.
27; E 572541; Max Eschig et cie.,
Paris. 23302

Yokohama; w and melody C. O., of:
U.S., arr. Carl F. Williams, of U. S.
©, 4o.@. Nove) 28, 1923° 0B 51 7D86.;
Courtlandt Otis, New York. 23303

Yonder light; w and m W. M. R., of
UaSry ©, Novu,1,,1923:", 2, ci Ney.-9:
E 576935; William M. Runyan, Chi-
cago. 23304.

Yonkers; w L. E. M., m Geo. Groff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. Beach, of
Ugo Sik L1G. SNOVis ae 1925" OB
577362; Linnie E. Merrill, Yonkers,
NGS. 23305

Yonny; w and m H. G. and L. U., of
U8), arr. U2-4@"1, 1G Nowrd4,
1923; EH 577016; Harold Graham
and Lyn Udall, Portland, Or.

23306

You and I, bye and bye; w Harold
Christy, m Alfred Solman, of U. S.
OQ. NowerGy923 32 1 es Neve, 53 a
576851; Artists pub. co., inc., New
York. 2330T ©

You are my light and my life; w
Helen Boardman Knox, m Ruth
Rapaport, of +U;. S:.. © ‘Nov... 19,
1923; 2 ce. Nov. 26; E. 575088 ; Jerome
H, Remick & co., New York. 23308

You be my Sheba and J’ll be your
sheik; melody by Joseph Ribaud_
mane. Co bee MECot ah Sor arrs J. Ri-
baud. Cy Pi er vNoven24)"'1928 5)
575063 ; Charles R. Muller, Brook-
lyn. 23309

You can’t quit me now because I've
had you too long; w and melody
Klein Tindull, of U. S. ©1ce. Nov.

. 28, 19233 E 5771574; W. C. Handy,
New York. 23310

You closed the doors to happiness,
when you told me good bye; waltz
ballad, w Herbert B. Collier, m Ew-
ing Reid, of U. S. © 1c. Nov. 14,
1923: FE 577020; Oliver Hillman,
Chicago. 23311

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pt. Il; 0. 8., Y- ig

You don’t mean nothin’ to me now;
w and m C. E., of U. S.; 1st. violin

FEC ON Ge INO¥e,, 2. autores
577107; Chester Hscher. Jersey
City: 23342
Yon don’t worry my mind; w and

melody G. P., of U. S., arr. Harry
L.. Alford, of U..S...© 1 ¢. Noy. 12,
1923; KE 577042; Guilford Payne,
Chicago. ZdoLo

You know I ean’t help loving you;
wo LL. R.1 8), mo ‘SiS. Huntington,
of; Ue oSs, sQy Leen Dee 74519233. EB
5753842 ; L. R. Selley, Hamilton, Ber-
muda. 23314

You'll always be a dear old pal to me;
wand m R.°M., of Italy. © 2 «.
Novy. 23; 1928; HE 577374; Rose Mi-
lanese, New York. 23315

You'll have to make other arrange-
ments; w A, G., melody Dave Drver,
Cte E.'S. MOM IGsENOVs 2.3 TOA ele
576743; Alex Gerber, New York.

23316

You'll never be a Sister to me; waltz
song, w and m Joseph Buell Carey,
Of Wease ©, Oct. 29, 1923; 2 c.. Nov.
19; E 577206; Buell music. co.. San
Francisco. 23317

You may belong to somebody else, but
your heart belongs to me; w and m
Og, off Us S82; 1skoviolins ace c©
1 ce. Nov. 16, 1923; FE 577106; Ches-
ter Escher, Jersey City. 23318

You never saw something like it at

all; wand’ m LL. ‘Prk, ‘of 0. 8S: ©

1 ce. Nov. 18, 1923; E 577543; Lloyd
Paul Kusche, Pasadena, Calif.

23319

You’re doing a Rip Van Winkle; w
and m Lou Klein, Ernest Breuer and
Fred E. Ahlert, of U. S.. © Dec. 7,
1923: 2 c. Dee. 7;'E 575368; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

2320

Youre gonna’ misS me; w and m L.
EL Sy0t LO. Sav © b ee, Noy, 14,
1923; E 577021; Leah Helen Stowe,
Philadelphia. 23321

You’re in Kentucky sure as you're
horn; w George A. Little and Haven
Gillespie, m Larry Shay, of U. S.,
arr. Ted Eastwood, of U. S. ©le.
Nov. 2, 1923; E 574926; Broadway
musie corp., New York. 23322

with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen, of U. S. © Nov. 28,
1923; 2 ¢ Nov. 28; EH 577585 ; Broad-
way music corp.. New York. 23523

1298

You're the most aggravating daddy
that I evér had; w M. L. C.; m EF.

S05.) ELUDES Cn Or “Oe eecene (e:
Dec, tf, 1923); °(H "Sioo2e 4) Wave Li.
Carpenter, Denison, Tex. 23824

You tell em Charlie; w and m F. L.
L., of Canada, art. Otto Zimmer-
man, of Canada. © 1° © Nov. 15,
1923: E 574875; “Fehx’ i Lewis,
Montreal, Canada. iar)

You think you’re such a great I am
when you're only a little ’'m not;
w J.” BL me Rose” Villar oe Ss.
© 1e Nov. 21, 1923; EH 574993:
Jennie Buchsbaum, New York.

23326

You thought I was blind, but now I
see;. w. Virginia Liston, and, Sam
Gray, melody Clarence Williams, of
Lipase 8 1 eo NOW TOo ae
574768; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 23327

You to me and me to you; blues, w
Thomas McGhee and James Walsh,
m Camille. de Rhynal, of Great
Britain’ © Ott! 5, 19235 © eae:
23; E 572480; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, Itd., London. 23328

You’ve been a true pal to me: waltz,
w and m M. R., of U. S. © Nov.
24, 1923; 2 ec. Nov. 265 EH 57600;
Myrtle Rupp, Ft. Wayne, Ind.

23329

You’ve got to stop vamping around;
fox trot, w'and’m Ey HP. of U.S.
© 1c. “Novi YOY 19238 "HR ST4a773 ;
Hugene Edgar Page, Sacramento,
Calif. 23330

You’ve simply got me. cuckoo; w and
m Walter Hirsch and Jesse Greer,
Of... SS. © Nov. tar iene 2:
Nov. 15; E 574877; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. rae

You will never find a friend or an-
other like your dear old mother;
wand melody S. J., of U. S.

1 c. Nev. 19, 1923; BE 577162; Sher-
man Jefferson, Sacramento, Calif.
23332

Your blue earthen jar; w Dagmar
Friselle, m G. E. W., of U. S. San
Francisco, Wesley Webster. © Nov.
23, 1923; 2. ¢ Noy. 23; E: 575098;
Grace E. Wharton, Fresno, Calif.

23333

Your daddy’s gone to heaven; waltz
ballad, w and melody H. H., of

O° 8.; arr. Harry Frenek, or U2"s:
© 1 e. Nov. 9, 1923; EB. 576832;
23334

Helen. Hambley, Detroit.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 12, 1923

Your face in a star I see; w P. B.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1 ce. Nov. 13, 1923; E 574840; Pearl
Butler, Oilton, Okl. 23335

Your lips; from One kiss, w Clare

Kummer, m Maurice Yvain, of
France. © Nov. 21, 1923; 2 c. Nov.
fice ohio2s:): Harms: ine., New
York. 23336

Vie ohans w.S. K. K., m B. K., of
Rs. GNOME a omens) |
576778; Selma Kastor Katz and
Bertha Kastor, Worcester. 23337

Yum tum tum; fox trot, w and m
Fred Fisher and Ben Bronfin, of
Meee or Lee. Terry, of U.S. ;
Orel, with w.: 4to. © Nov. 8,
1923: 2 ec. Nov. 18; E 574807; Fred
Fisher, ine., New York. 23338

Zenith; overture, Harold Bennett, of
U. 8.3; oreh. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Nov.
Tees. 2 ec Nov. 162° 577130;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 23339

Aen, we ands melody -B... KR. of U.S.
Powe Nov. 21,°1923""'H) 577293 :
Boris Rosenthal, New York. 23340

Zia (La) rosa; mazurka, melody Giu-
seppe Tarantola, of Italy, domiciled
at Brooklyn. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1923;
Hi 577740; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. 23341

Zingare (Le); marcia caratteristica,
di Roberto Orlando, of Italy; pf.

Gyiscue 1. 1928>1 €. Oct. 29: H-

572579; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
23342

Zion mein heylig land; w Moris Pra-
ger, melody i, J: H., of U. S. ©
1 c. Nov. 28, 1923; E 577583; Israel

23352

Zulu’s ball; melody J. O., of U. S.,
arr. Alvin Robertson, of U. S. ©-
le. Oct. 25, 1923; EH 574456; Joseph
Oliver, Chicago. 23344

Zut! zut! zut! remember, part-song,
w Richard Mardon, m Edward
Elgar, of Engliand: male voices.
4to. (Orpheus, new series, no. 591)
©) Nove 12. 1923500 Nov. dato
572762; Novello & co., ltd., London.

23345

Zweite sinfonie; von Max Trapp, of .
Germany, op. 15; fiir grosses orch.,
H moll. © Oct. 30, 1923; 1 ¢ Nov.
16; E 572778; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. 23346

Zyder from Zummerzet; from Vaga-
bonds entertainment, w and m
Peirse Duncombe, of Great Britain;
in ©. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
Lions) XO. Ot, 13, 1993-7 ve. Oe
22; E 572501; Reynolds & eo., Lon-
don. 23347

Zytnidwka polka; arr. A. Omelezuk,
of U. S. 1. Oreh. 4to.—2. Pf.
Noy.. 21.1923: 2) ¢., each Nove 2a:
E 577403. 577404; Joseph Krygier,
Philadelphia. 23348, 23349

2° leggenda: di Antonio Ricci-Signo-
rini, of Italy; violino, violoncello
e pf. Edizioni Carisch. © July 17,
1923: 1 c Sept. 7: EH 567694; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 23350

7éme nocturne; par A. Claussmann, of
France, op. 79; piano. (Edition
nationale francaise: Panthéon des
pianistes, no. 1247) © Nov. 3, 1923;
1e. Nov. 30; EF 572983; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris. 23351
100 % American; w A. M. Simmers, m
J. 8S. P., of U. S. Midvale, O., Sim-
mers & .Penick. 4to. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Male voices, melody in
second ten. © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 ¢.
Nov. 16; E 575001; J. S. Penick,

J. Hochman, New York. 23343 Midvale, O. Za

Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 46 unpublished) __ 114
Class E, Musical compositions (including 6,832 unpublished) _________ 23, 238
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Peg OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING ‘COPYRIGHT. HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED.UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH
4, 1909. : 23352

Bon voyage; patrol, by BE. Bial. © | Drei wandrer (The three comrades) ;

Ernst Bial, Ridgefield Park, N. J., von H. Hermann, op. 5, no. 4; eine
as the author. R 24916, Oct. 17, singstimme mit pf. © Hans Her-
1928. @ mann, Dresden, Germany, as the au-

thor. R 24920, Nov. 5, 1923. 3

In meiner heimat (In my native vil-

Don’t forget the girl that loves you; lage) ; von HK.-Hildach, op. 20, no. 2;
written by E. B. Marks, composed mit begleitung des pf., in G dur.
by Jos. W. Stern. © Edward B. © Eugen Hildach, Frankfurt am
Marks, New York, as the author. R Main, Germany, as the author. R
24917, Oct. 17, 1923. 2 24919, Nov. 5, 1923. ’ 4.

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LIST OF MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANU-
~FACTURE. OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO. PRODUCE ME-
“CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT

OF MARCH 4, 1909.

All my life. © Jack Mills, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 22, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 2. 5

Alley up. © Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. Notice rec’d
Noy. 19, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 2. 6

Awful moanin’ blues. © Down South
musie pub. corp., New York. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 23, 1923; recorded, v.
6, p. 3. / - 7

Baby mine. © Jack Mills, ine., New
York: Notice rec’d Nov. 22, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 2. 8

' Bahama; w Leo Michel, m Harry
Woods. © M. Witmark & sons, New
York. . Notice rec’d Nov. 20, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 1. 9

Blue grass blues. © Jack Mills, inc.,

New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 17,
1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 10
Bring it with you when you come. ©

Jack Mills, ine., New York. Notice
ree’d Nov. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 200. 11
Carolina carvin’ time. © W. S. Har-
vey, Edenton, N. C. Notice rec’d
Dee: 12, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 7.
12
Oasey is a wonderful name. © Jack
Mills, inc., New York. Notice ree’d
Nov. 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200.
13
Chase me Charlie. © Harry Von Til-
zer music pub. co., New York. No-
tice ree’d Nov. 27, 1923; recorded, v.
6;1 203. 14
Chicago bound blues. © Jack Mills,
ine., New York. Notice ree’d Nov.
16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 15
Same. © Jack Mills, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Dee. 13, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, Dp. Ce 16
Chicki, chicki. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 17.
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 1. 1?

Chief Hokum. © Harry Von Tilzer
music pub, co., New York. Notice
rec’d, Nov. 27, 1923: recorded, v. 6,
Ds oe 18

13

‘Dear old lady.

23352

Chimes of St. Joseph. © Jack Mills, —
ine., New York. Notice reec’d Nov.
23, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 3. 19

Clown (The) © Jack Mills, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 22, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 2. -~ 20

C’mon and dry the dishes. © Jack
Mills, inc., New York. Notice, rec’d
Nov. 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200.

21

Come on Spark Plug! © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 19, 1923; recorded,
VO. D2 ae

Come right in. © Jack Mills. ine,

New York. Notice ree’d Noy. 16,

1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 23

Comin’ thru’ the blues. © Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New, York... Notice ree’d
Nov. 24, 1923; recorded, ‘v...6,.p. 3.

24

Coquette (La): ecaprice, arr. Erno
Rapee and William Axt; orch. ©
Richmond-Robbins, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 7, 1923; recorded,
Ve G2 Ds, be 25

Cotton pickers ball. © Jack Mills.

inc., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.

16, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 1. 26

Same. © Jack Mills, inc.. New

York., Notice rec’d Dee. 13, 1923;

recorded, v. 6, p. 7. vA §
Dancer (The) of the Nile. © Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.

Notice rec’d Dec. 7, 1923; recorded,
V. 6. p"4: 28
Dancin’ Dan. © Goodman & Rose,
ine., New York. Notice rec’d Dee.

17, 1923; recorded, v. 6. p. 7. 29
Dancing honeymoon. © Harms, ine.,
New York. Notice rec’d Noy. 28;
1923: recorded, v. 6, p. 4. 30

© Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co... New York. Notice
rec’d Noy. 27, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 4. 31
Deuces wild. © Jack Mills, inc.. New

York. Notice rec’d Noy. 17, 1923;

recorded, v. 5, p. 200. Bd

03

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

Dizzy fingers. © Jack Mills, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Novy. 17, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 200. ao

Don’t forget to remember. © Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. Notice ree’d
Dec. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 5... 34

Dream away. | © Jack Mills, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 5, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 35

Dream boat; m Mildred White Wal-
Jace, arr. Harold Dixon; orch. ©
Dixon Lane music pub. co., Chicago.
Notice ree’d Novy. 16, 1923; recorded
Ve 9, Pp, 199. _ 36

Egyptian rose. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d
Nov. 19, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 2.

aiff

Hileen. © Leo Feist, ine.. New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 7, 1923; recorded
1 6)! 5s 38

Ellis Island blues; by Henry Santrey,
Benton Ley and Lee David. © M.
Witmark & sons, New York. No-
tice rec’d Noy. 21, 1923; recorded, v.
6; po Z 39

Emblems of love; w Sidney Mitchell,
m Lew Pollock. © M. Witmark &
sons, New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
20, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 1. 40

Ev'ry day is Mother’s day. © Jack
Mills, ine.. New York. Notice rec’d
Nov. 17, 1923; recorded. y. 5, p. 200.

41
Fool (The); w Benton Ley. m Lee
David. © M. Witmark & sons, New

York. Notice rec’d Nov. 20, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 1. 42

—— Same. © M. Witmark & sons,

New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 21,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 2. 43
Graveyard dream blues. © Jack

Mills, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 5, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 5.
44

Half past ten. © Leo Feist, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 7, 19238;
recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 45

He may be your dog. © Jack Mills,
ine., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 46

Hit or miss. © Jack Mills, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 17, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 47

Hollywood Rose.
New York. Notice ree’d Dec.
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8.

18,
48

© Fred Fisher, inc., -

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

I believed you: by Wm. I. Haeusler,
jr. and Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of
Leonore Von der Lieth]. © M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
B.. 2. 49

I can’t believe you’re gone. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New. York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 19, 1923; reeorded,
eae PD... 50

©

I’d be a fool to fool with you.
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice ree’d Nov. 19, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 2. ; 51

I’d love to waltz thru life with you.
© Harms, ine., New York. Notice
ree’d Dec. 15, 1928; recorded, v. 6,
pod. 52

I don’t know nobody here. © Fred
Fisher, inc., New York. Notice ree’d
Dec. 10, 1923; recorded, v.1G,ipi T.

53

I’ll get even with you. © Jack Mills,
inec.. New York. Notice ree’d Nov.
17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200, 54 ©

I love Rosie Casey. © Jack Mills,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
17, 1923; recorded, v. 5; p. 200.» 55

I’m a one man woman, looking for a
one woman man. © Irving Berlin,
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
1, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 56

I’m feeling blue for Mammy Lou; by
Henry Creamer and Lew Pollock.
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Noy. 21, 1923; recorded,
¥. 6, pe) Be 57

I’m tired of being alone. © Orpheum
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Nov.
16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 199... 58

I never had a mammy. © Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 5.

59

I’ve got the blues for Rampart street.
© Jack Mills, ine, New York. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 16, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, p. 200. 60

I want to rock-a-bye my mammy; by
Al Dubin, Paul Cunningham and
Bert Rule. © M. Witmark & sons,
New York. Notice ree’d Noy. 21,
1923; recorded, v. 6; p.25. 61

I wonder where my oid gal is to-night.
© Skidmore music co., ine, New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 21, 1923;
recorded, v..6, p. 1. 62

If she was what she was, when she
was sixteen. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 1,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 63

1304

NOTICES OF USER

no. 12, 1923

23352 (97)

If the rest of the world don’t want
you, go back to mother and dad. ©
‘Irving Berlin, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 24, 1923; recorded, v.
6, p. 3. 64

In a day or two; m Edgar Adeler, arr.
Harold Dixon; orch. © Dixon Lane
music pub. co., Chicago. Notice rec’d
Noy. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. oa

o

In love with you. © T. B. Harms co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 10,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. T. 66

Same. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec'd
Novy.. 19, 1923 ; recorded, ' v. ‘6, p. 2.

67

In the land where the green sham-
-rocks grow. © Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York. Notice
rec’d Noy. 27, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 4. bo ee

Ireland must be a garden; by Geo.
Graff, jr. and Bert Rule. © M.
Witmark & sons, New York. Notice
mee d Noy. 21, 1923; recorded,.,v.,6,
BDipees 69

Jt’s men like you make girls like me.
© Philip Ponce publications, New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 13, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 199. 70

It’s not the first time you left me.
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 9.
1923; recorded, v..6, p. 2. far

It’s too late now. © M. Witmark &
sons, New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
21, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 2. ce

Javanella. © Jack Mills, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 17, 1923;
recorded, vy. 5, p. 200. 73

Juliet; by Walter Hirsch and Al
Sherman. © M. Witmark & sons,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 21,

1923; recorded;-v.'6, p. 2. 74
Just hot. © Jack Mills, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Nov. 22, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 2. 75
Just like a thief. © Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 23,

1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 3. 76
Kitchen ‘stove. © Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 2. 17
Lawdy, lawdy blues. © Jack Mills,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 78
Lickin’s. © Irving Berlin, inc., New

_ York. Notice rec’d Dec. 12, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 7. 19

Lil-Lil-Lillian.

| Linger

© Orpheum music ¢co.,
Boston. Notice ree’d Nov. 16, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 199. 80

awhile. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 24,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 3. 81

Little old New York. © Harms, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dee. 10,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6. 82

Little spinning wheel. © Jack Mills,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Nov. -
17, 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 83

Lonesome Cinderella. © Shapiro,
Bernstein & eco., ine., New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 17, 1923; reeorded
wi 64004. 84

Lots 0’ mamas. © Jack Mills, inc,

New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 16,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. le | 85
Lots 0° mamma. © Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Dee. 13,

1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 7. 86
Mabel’s dream. © Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 16,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 87
Mamma’s the boss! © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 19, 1923 : recorded,
Ve Oy ie 2s : 88
Mason Dixon blues. ©1 Down South
emusic pub. corp., New York. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 16, 1923; recorded,
v. 5, ‘p. 200.

Melancholy. © Jack Mills, ine., New
York. Notice ree’d Dec. 5, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 1 90

Minnie the mermaid. © Leo Feist,
inec., New York. Notice ree’d Nov.
24, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 3. 91

Miriam dear, I love you. © Broad-
way music corp., New York. No-

_ tice ree’d Dec. 6, 1923; recorded, v.
6. psi. 92

Moanin’ groanin’ blues. © Jack Mills,
ine., New York. Notice ree’d Nov.
16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 93

Monkey business. © Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
Dp; 2: 94

Moon am shinin’s © Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
6, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 95

Moonlight and roses. © Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 12, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. T.

96

© Leo Feist, inc.,

Notice rec’d Nov. 24,

recorded, v. 6, p. 3. 97

My lady of the Nile.
New York.
1928 ;

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23352 (98)

My rock-a-bye-lo lady. © Orpheum
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Nov. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 199.

98
My sunflower maid. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

Notice rec’d Nov. 19, 1923; recorded,
Vv. 6p) 2

Nobody ever cried over me. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 19, 1923; recorded.
vei 6) p22.

Onions bring mem’ries of you. ©
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 6, 1923; recorded.
v. 6, p. 6. ] aL

Only (The) girl. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 7,
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 102

Out and gone. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice ree’d
Nov.. 19, 1923; recorded, y. 6, p. 2.

103
Pianola. © Jack Mills, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 17, 1923;

recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 104
Pickaninny dance. © Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 23,
1923 ; recorded, vy. 6, p. 3. 105
Please come again summer days. ©
Jack Mills, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 17, 1923;. recorded, v. 5,
p. 200. 106
Pond lily waltz. © Bertha Brunck-
horst, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d. Nov.
22, 1923; recorded, v. 6,.p. 2. 107
Potqmac River blues. © Down South
music¢ pub. corp., New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
eo. 108
Red light Rosie. © Irving Berlin,
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d Nov.

16, 1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 200... 109
Remember the waltz. © Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc.. New York.

Notice rec’d Novy. 17, 1923; recorded,
Vs Gods 110
Reuben, Reuben, where have you been.
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 19,
1923; reeorded, v. 6, p. 2. 1
Savage carnival; wild man’s dance,
arr. Erno Rapee and William Axt;
erch. © Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York: Notice ree’d Nov. 16,
1923; recorded, v. 5, p.- 200. 112

Saxcphone scandals; by Charles
Dornberger; saxophone. © Rich-
mond-Robbins, ine., New York. No-
tice rec’d Noy. 26, 1923; recorded,
VAG, Duis 113

pt. 1152) '8., v.18 ©

Say it with a ukulele. © Skidmore
music. co., ine, New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 17, 1928; recorded, v. 6,
Diy ) 114

School time. © Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. ¢o.,, New York. Notice
rec’d, Nov. 27, 1923;, recorded, v. 6,
Piss (115.

Seal it with a kiss. © Moe Thompson,
St. Paul. Notice rec’d Dec. 13, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 7. 116

Shake your feet. © Harms, inc., New
York. “Notiee*rec’'d Noy? 22; “1925 ;
recorded, v. 6,’ p. 1. 117

Shanghai lullaby. © Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Dee.
12, 1923; recorded, V. 6, .p. ( 118

Slow down sweet papa. © Jack Mills,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 119

Something said you: by W. Lee’ Dick-
son and Frank W. Vanderpool. ©
M. Witmark & sons, New York. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 21, 1923 ;' recorded, v.
@,' pr 120:

Sometime in Junetime. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 19, 1923; recorded,
Wet Gee Ht 121

Song of the rose. © Broadway music:
corp.. New. York... Notice réec’d Dec.

6, 1923: recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 122:
Soul (The) of a rose; by Marion
Gillespie and Byron Gay. © Rich-

mond-Robbins, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Noy. 27, 1923; recorded,
vi 6, Dib: 123;

Southern lullaby: w Frank W. Bea-
ston. © M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rec’d’ Nov. 20, 1923 ;
recorded, v. 6, p. 1. 124

Stack o’ Lee blues. © Jack Mills, ine...
New York.. Notice rec'd Nov. |
1923 *" recorded, Vv. 6, ze 125:

Stackolee. © Fred Fisher, inc., New
York. . Notice rec’d.Dec. 10, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 7. 126

Stay home, little girl, stay home. ©
Shapiro. Bernstein & co., inc... New
York. Notice,ree’d Nov. 17,,.1928 ;
recorded. vy. 6,:p. 1. rt

Sunshine of mine. © Ted Browne
music. co., ,inc.,,, Chicago. Notice
rec’d Nov. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, ~

_~p. 199. 128.

Swanee River blues. © Harms, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Noy. 22.
1928; recorded, vy. 6, p. 1. 129:

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NOTICES OF USER

no. 12, 1923

23352 (149)

Sweet Kalua Lou. © Waterson, Ber- When I get in the movies. © Jack

lin & Snyder co., New York. Notice
ree’d Nov. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,

pos. 130
Sweet pal. © Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Nov. 30, 19235; recorded, v. 6, p. 5.
ent:

Synecopatin® mamma. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

Notice rec’d Nov. 19, 1923; recorded,
¥. Gp: 2. 132
"Tain’t no tellin’. © Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. Notice ree’d Nov. 17,
1928 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 200. 133

That little grey house without any
key; by J. Keirn Brennan and Ern-
est R. Ball. © M. Witmark & sons,
New York. Notice ree’d Nov. 21,
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 2. 134

There’s a dreamy town in Georgia. ©
Jack Mills, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Noy. 22, 1923; recorded, v. 6.
ae 135

There’s a radio message that’s calling
you home. © Walter James Ross,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 22,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 1. 136

Turned down papa blues. © Jack
Mills, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Nov. 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200.

137

"Twas the night before Christmas. ©
Jack Mills, ine., New York. Notice
. ree’d Nov. 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5,
p. 200. 138
Valse Leoane; by Charles Dornberger ;
saxophone. © Richmond-Robbins,
_ ine. New York. Notice ree’d Nov.
26, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 3. 139

Mills, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Nov. 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 200.
140

When lights are low. © Leo Feist,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
24, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 3. 141

When you dance with a wonderful
girl. © Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inec., New York. Notice rec’d Nov.
19, 1928 ; recorded, v. 6, p. I. 142

Who’s it who loves you, who’s it—huh? -
© Philip Ponce publications, New
York. Notice ree’d Nov. 13, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 199. 143

Why don’t they ery over me. © Irvy-
ing Berlin, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 22, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
De 22 144

Why has your cow such a long, long
face. © Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 17, 1923;
recorded, y. 6, p. 1. 145

Why should I weep about one sweetie;
2, 3 or 4 sweeties. © Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York. No-
tice ree’d Dec. 7, 1923; recorded, v.
Gp ae 146

Yes! we have no bananas. Operatic
version. © Skidmore music co., inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 30.
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 147

You’re in Kentucky, sure as you're
born. © Broadway music corp.,
New York. Notice rec’d Nov. 28,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 148

You’re O. K. Katy with me. © Wat-
erson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 19, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 2. 149

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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE

CATALOGUE

OF

COPY RIGHT ENTRIES

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 38, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909

PART 3 \
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

INCLUDING:
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER

1928
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18

No. 138

‘THIS NUMBER CONTAINS THE VOLUME INDEX

WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1924

The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”

EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-

taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat-
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be
made in this number under the following names: Balfe (Michael William) ;
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bellini (Vincenzo); Brahms (Johannes); Chaminade
(Cécile Louise Stéphanie); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Delibes (Clément
Philibert Léo); Flotow (Friedrich von); Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von);
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul); Gounod. (Charles Francois); Grieg (Edvard
Hagerup); Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz Josef); Lalo (Edouard
Victor Antoine); Liszt (Franz); MacDowell (Edward Alexander); Mascagni
(Pietro); Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) ; Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob
Ludwig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang. Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Paga-
nini (Niccolo); Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles
Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); Strauss
(Richard); Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise); Wagner (Richard).

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Funf studien,” “12 études
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., ‘“ waltz,” “dance,” “ march,”
“cantata,” “schottische,” “nocturne,” “impromptu,” ‘“ sonata,” “ étude,”
“study.” “exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable
by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without
cross reference from the titles and search should only be made under the names
of the composers.

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musicai compositions are generally also the
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication
and name of publisher.

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EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY UWSERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs
are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles
reading “w” and “m” (signifying “words by’ and “music by’’) are to be
understood as songs.

Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abro-
gated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry
in the Copyright Office.

To save space in the deinid eke the Copyright notice after each title is ab-
breviated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,”’ Class E,
Musical compositions; “D,’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,”
implies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of
publication; “© 1 c.,’” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by
date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; and
“2 ¢.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of con-
tributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing such
contributions is required. |

A list of copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this
issue immediately following the text.

A list of.the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to
reproduce mechanically the musical work, reeorded under section 1 (e) of the
act of March’ 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals.

The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order,
express order, or New York draft.

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NOTICE.

The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
District of Columbia for use therein.

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and. still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act.

Noricr is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright
articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office and are not to be
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant
prior to December 31, 1923.

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits,
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are
available for return.

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which
must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will
be supplied on request. Address Reeister or Coprricuts, Library
of Congress, Washington, D.C.

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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.

The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of music
against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical instruments
in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and Norfolk
Island, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain,
Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Nor-
way, and Sweden. The President signed proclamations to this effect
on the following dates: Australia and the territories of Papua and
Norfolk Island (Apr. 3, 1918, effective Mar. 15, 1918), Belgium
(June 14, 1911, effective July 1, 1909), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911), Den-
mark (Dec. 9, 1920), France (May 24, 1918), Germany (Dec. 8,
1910, May 25, 1922), Great Britain (Jan. 1, 1915), Hungary (June 3,
1922), Italy (May 1, 1915, June 3, 1922), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911,
effective June 29, 1910), the Netherlands (Feb. 26, 1923, effective
Oct. 2, 1922), New Zealand (Feb. 9, 1917, effective Dec. 1, 1916, May
25, 1922), Norway (June 14, 1911, effective Sept. 9. 1910), Sweden
(Feb. 27, 1920, effective Feb. 1, 1920). These proclamations were
printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 3, vol. 6, pages
v-x of no. 7, and pages iv—v of no. 12; vol. 10, pages vili—xi of no. 3,
and pages vili-ix of no. 4; vol. 12, pages v-ix of no. 3; vol. 13, pages
vi-—x1i of no. 5; vol. 15, pages v—vii of no. 3, and pages vi—xiv of no.
185 vol. 17, pages vii—xix of no. 6; and vol. 18, pages vi—vii of no. 3.

The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 18, 1914. This
' convention is understood to be in effect as between the United States
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
Uruguay.

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.

A. B. C. D.; humorous song, w George
Arthurs, m Harold Kirby, of Great
Britain; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-

sg 2) notations] © Dec. 15, 1923; 1 ¢.
Dec. 26; E 973274 ; Reynolds & cO.,
London. 23353

ABC (The) manuals; bk. A, by Cuth- }
-Ach Anton, steck den degen ein; aus

bert Harris, of England: pe. © Oct.
Vigo: bc, Nov..5; BE oct;
Warren & Phillips, London. [©

‘pages 11-15, additional matter]
23354

A. B. C. piano aed by Robert BE.
_ Miller, of U. S. bk. 1, 2. obl. 8vo.
© Dec. 29, 1923; 2 Z "each Dec. ae
E 578416, 578417 ; Shattinger piano
' & musie co., St. Louis. [© addi-
tional exercises in bk. 1]
23355, 23356
A notte alta’ poema di Alfredo Casella,
-of Italy; ‘pianoforte e orch., parti-
tura. Hdizione Ricordi. 12 mo. ©
Dec, —29,;' 1923;;,1 4 Dee. 31; E
573356; G. Ricerdi & co., Milan.
28357

’A serata d’ onore; scenetta dram-
matica, versi di Giuseppe Tetamo,
musica di Lino Frustaci, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. © Dee. 29, 1923;
2 ¢. Dee. 31; E 578460; Rosario
Catalano, Brooklyn. 23358

A sposa; versi e musica di Giuseppe
Finizio, of Italy; mand. acc. 4to.
© Dec. 1, 1928; 2 & Dec. 19; BH
575990 ; Italian book co., New York.

23359

"A supplica; versi di G. Esposito
(Pasqualotto), musica di FE. A.
Mario, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; mand. acc. 4to. eet
srotta 1923) © Oct. 1, 1923;
Dee. 7; E 577945; Italian song is,

Brooklyn. 23360

*A tassa ’e lusso; versi di M. Buon-

- core, musica di E. Ricciardi, of
Italy; mand. acc. 4to. © Sept. 8,
19238; 1 ¢ Dec. 8; E 573093; Casa
editrice musicale Sorrento, Naples.

23361
ant hvor var han dog bedaar’ne; tekst

Axel Andreasen, musik Emil Reesen, |

~ of Denmark ; klaver med tekst. (In
- Dansk arbejde) © Dee. 8, 1923;
1 ¢c Dee. 24; E 573256; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. ; a 23862

Aa, jeg har saa trayvlt, saa travlt, saa
travlt i da’; foxtrot, tekst Ludv. -

Brandstrup, musik Jacob Gade, of
Denmark; klaver med tekst. ©
Dec. 8, 1923; 1 c. Dec. 24; E 573252;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
23363

Die perlen der Cleopatra, von Julius
Brammer und Alfred Griinwald,
musik von Oscar Straus, of Ger-
many, arr. von Otto Lindemann, of
Germany. © Nov. 23, 1923; 1 «.
Dec. 18: E 573340; Drei masken ver-
lag, a. g., Berlin. 23364

Adeste fideles; by T. Reading, tran-
scribed Edwin H. Lemare, of Eng:
land, domiciled at Portland, Me.;
organ, (Famous melodies, old and
new) © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 18;
E 575725; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© new arrangement]

23365

Admiral (The); overture, Edw. Rus-
sell, of U. S.; band. 4to. © Dee. 1,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 26; 580248 ;.C. L.
Barnhouse, Oskaioosa, Ia. 23366

Agyptischer (Hin) flirt: aus der oper-
ette Die perlen der Cleopatra. von
Julius Brammer und Alfred Griin-
wald, musik von Oscar Straus, of
Germany, arr. Otto Lindemann, of
Germany, © Nov. 23, 1923; 1 ¢.
Dee. 18; E 573341; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 23367

Ala itke Hitini (Mother don’t ery) ;
variations on a Finnish folksong,
Oskar Merikanto, of Finland, op. 21,
ed. and fingered Bjarne Rolseth, of
U. S.; pf. (Northern gems, first
series, no. 5) © Dec. 10, 1923; 2c.
Dee. 15: E 577878; Norwegian-
American music co., New York.

23368

Affinity: w Marshall Robert, m Percy
B. Kahn, of Great Britain; high
voice. © Novy. 27, 1923: 1 c. Dee.
10; EB 573109: Alfred Lengnick &
co., London. 23569

After hours; by J. P. Johnsen, of
WES. -epiTt ©} Deeds, 1923'\772 vc.
. Dec. De E 580260; Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. 23370

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

Pond
Agitation; by Gaston Borch, of Nor-
way; orch. with pf. conductor. Ato.
(Hawkes’ photo play series, no. 28)
©: Oct; “31,1928 2 aie. (Now. ae

E 573206; Hawkes & son, London.
238371

Aimons-nous; paroles de Th. de Ban-
ville, musique de Paul Fiévet, of
France. Buffet, Crampon et cie.
Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ec. Nov. 30; E 5729381;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 23372

Ain’t that pitiful; w and m B. A. H.,
of U. S., arr. Pinkie Jay Martin, of
DeiS. "© Loe Novede 19252)
574958; Bertha Amlin Humphreys,
Atlanta. Past 63

Aizikil; w and melody A. K., of Po-
land, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. Dec. 19, 1928; EH 575979; Adolph
King, New York. 233874

Al naharos bovel; w Hebrew prayer,
m Z. Z., of Russia, domiciled at New

York; minnerchor. (,522 n:97) 5»)

© Dec. 10, 1923; 2 « Dec. 18; E

578000; Cantors assn. of America

and Zavel Zilberts, New York.
23375

Al, youw’re different; fox-trot, w O. V.
St. W., m Placido W. Zingaro, of
U. S. (In New Columbia varsity,
Dec. 1923) © Dec. 18, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 19; E.575980; Otto V. St. White-
lock, New York. 23376

Albero ’e noce; versi di Nello De Lutio,
musica di EK. A. Mario, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn, N. Y.; mand.
ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923) ©
Oct. 1, 1923; 2 ec. Dec.’ 7; E 577942;
Italian song co., Brooklyn. 23at6

Ali; fox-trot egyptien, intermezzo, di
Vincenzo Billi, of Italy, op. 379;
piccola orch. con pianoforte con-
duttore. 4to. © Dec. 29, 1923; 1 «.
Dee. 31; E 573354; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 23378

All day long he’s listening to the radio;
w Bernard Steinlauf, melody Charles
A. Matson, of U. S. ©1c¢ Dec. 17,
19238; E 575892; Clarence Williams
music pub. ¢0., inc., New York.

23379

All for one; w and m F. L. L., of
Canada, arr. Henri Miro, of Canada.
© lie Dee. 28, 1923; E 578264;
Felix L. Lewis, Montreal, Canada.

28380

All over nothing at all; fox trot,
James S. Rule, arr. Henry Silber-
horn, of U. S.; concertina. (Wit-
mark concertina publications, no.

pt. 111, N. s., v. 18

7895) © Dec. 17, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 22:
E 578131; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 233881

All the knicker knockers wear knicker-
bockers now; w Gus Kahn and
Raymond B. Egan, m Richard A.
Whiting, of U. S. © Dee. 7, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 11; E 575522; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 28382

Alla ballata; in modo barocco, af Ture
Rangstrém, of Sweden; violin och
piano. (Edition musicalia, nr.
101: Suite nr. 2) © Nov. 1, 1923;
1 ec. Nov. 20; E 572881; Nordiska
musik-forlaget, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 28383

Alma Virgo; offertorium, J. N. Hum-
mel, rev. and ed. James A. Reilly,
of U. 8.; sop. solo and mixed cho.,
organ ace. 4to. (McLaughlin &
Reilly co., edition no. 251) © Sept.
30, 1923.32 "CG. Dees jal wi ope see *
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston.
[© revision and editing] 23384

Almond eye; selection, Frederick Rosse,
of England; pf. © Dec. 18, 1923;
1 e. Dee. 19; E 573191; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 23385

Aloha oe; Hawaiian national hymn,
transcribed Edwin H. Lemare, of
England, domiciled at Portland, Me. ;
organ. (Famous melodies, old and
new) © Dee. 11, 1923; 2c. Dee. 13;
E 575648; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© transcription] 23386

Along the old lake trail; fox trot, from
Kid boots, m Harry Tierney, of U.S.,
arr. Frank HE. Barry, of U. S.; orch.
Feist ed. 4to. © Dec. 28, 1923; 2 ¢.
Dec. 28; E 578494; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. [© arrangement] 23387

Alte weisen; 8 gedichte von Gottfried
Keller, English version Alfred Ka-
lisch, musik yon Hans Pfitzner, of
Germany, op. 33; fiir eine sings-
timme, Hefti, 2. © Nov. 24, 1923;
1 ¢. each Dec. 14; E 573167, 573168;
Adolph Firsiner, Berlin.

23388, 23389

Always springtime; w andm L. 8. L.,
of U. S. © Dec. 10, 1923; 2 ce. Dee.
17; E 575932; Lida Shivers Leech,
Philadelphia. 23390

Am blauen Nil; Hgyptischer marsch,
aus der operette, Die perlen der
Cleopatra, von Julius Brammer und
Alfred Griinwald, musik von Oscar
Straus, of Germany, arr. von Otto
Lindemann, of Germany; klavier-
auszug mit text. © Nov. 23, 1923;
1 ¢. Dec. 18; E 573344; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 23391

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

23413

Ambrette; shimmy bleu, di Lewis
Coop, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 1, 1922;
1 c. Nov. 23, 1923; E 573068; Casa
editrice Izzo, Naples. 23392

Ambrosio (A. da’) Nocturne; de A.
d’Ambrosio, op. 33, transcrit par F.
Heurteur, of France; petit orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. (Feuilles
éparses, no. 1) © Nov. 3, 1923; 1.6.
Nov: 30; E 572927 ; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France. [© transcription]

23393

American crusaders march; by Wood,
ed. McNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S., arr.
Wm. Hartman. (Solo carola, no.
75195) [Music roll] © Dec. 17,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 24; E 578500; Cable
co., Chicago. [© editing] 23394

American (The) eagle; w D. W. M.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher] of U. S. ©1c. Dec.
5, 1923; E 575261; D. W. Morlan,
Albany, Or. 23395

American woolen co. anthem; w and
m Rudolph Meyer, of U. S.; cho. for
mixed voices ad lib, © Dec. 13,
12a eG, Wec., 153... 6, 598;
American woolen co., Andover, Mass.

23396

America’s lament; w W. F. M., m W.
FE. M. and Sol Minster, of U. S.

1 ec. Noy. 17, 1923; E 574955; Wil-
liam F. Mahony, Washington. 23397

Among the hills of home sweet home;
w C. M. L., m Al Meehan, of U. S.;
pre with w. © Nov. 27, 1923:::.2) c.
Dec. 10; E 575442; Clara M. Lile,

Liletown, Ky. 23398
Amour décu; by Gaston Borch, of
Norway; oreh. with pf. conductor.
4to. (Hawkes’ photo play series, no.
29) "@' Oct. 31, 1923: 1 c.. Nov. 10:
E 5738207; Hawkes & son, London.
23399
Andante av Klaverkvintett op. 5; av

Christian Sinding, arr. av Eyvind
Alnes, of Norway; klaver.. (Wil-
helm Hansen edition, no. 2345) ©
Nemec, A925 eto ee Dec. 14 R
973180; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© arrangement] 23400
Andata e ritorno; versi e musica di
EK. A. Mario, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn, N. Y.: mand. ace. 4to.
(Piedigrotta 1923) © Oct. 1, 1928;
2 ec. Dee. 7; E 577948: Italian song
} co., Brooklyn. 23401
Angel’s (The) song; Christmas solo,
w Edmund H. Sears, m Paul Am-
prose of U.S... (©): Dee. 11, “1923 -
2 ce. Dec. 13; E 575659; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 23402

Anglo-oriental; quick march, J. V.
Ord Hume, of Great Britain; band.
4to. (Boosey’s brass band journal)
©), Nov. 7, 192354. c./Dec,.Jd1 2B
573128 ; Boosey & co., London. 23403

Anna; w W. B. K., m Valeria Gordon,
of U. S.; pf. with w. © Nov. 22,
1923 ; 2 ec Dec. 10; E 575483; Walter
B. Kolker, Boston. 23404

Ape (The), the monkey and baboon;
by Thomas Weelkes, of England, ed.
and adapted, Edmund H. Fellowes,
of Great Britain; male voices. 4to.
(Thomas Weelkes’. airs to three
voices, no. 10: Male voice choir
library, no. 110) © Oct. 10, 1923;
Le Oek, 225 (Hb (2697s stamer*&
Bell, Itd., London. [© arrangement]

23405

Apple blossoms; waltz, Walter Rolfe,

of U. S.; pf. (Fleeting fancies) ©
Dee: ull, , 1923: 4 2. ic. Dee. 1864 B
575785; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23406

Archer (J. Stuart) Six short varia-
tions on an Irish air; by J. S. A., of
Great Britain; organ. obl. - 8vo.
(Paxton’s organ library) © Nov.
Agoagoe. be. Nove 22a ai2e92 -
W. Paxton & co., Itd., London. 23407

Are you lonely for me sweetheart; fox
trot, w and m R. M., of U. S. ©1
ce. Dee. 13, 1923; E 577864; Raymond
Mitchell, Milwaukee. 23408

Argonne (L’) ; march, F. W. MeNichol,
of U S.; band. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Nov. 10,
19233 2. cr Noy.:163°H). 077127; Fil-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 23409

Arise and. shine; w Elizabeth B. Mil-
ler, m G. S. S., of U. S. © Dee. 1,
. 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 81; E 578465; George
S. Schuler, Chicago. 23410

Asia; fox trot, w Percy Edgar, m
Kenneth Lyle, of Great Britain. ©
Dec. 5, 1923; 1 c. Dee. 18; E 573186;
Lareine & co., Itd., London. 23411

Asperges; by A. HE. Tozer, of U. S.;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. (Mc-
Laughlin & Reilly co., edition no.
248) © Sept. 30, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 31;

FE 578423; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 23412

Asperges me; by Stephen A. Erst, of
U. S.; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
(McLaughlin & Reilly co., edition no.
242) © Sept. 30, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 31;
E 578425; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 23413

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23414

pt. 111, B.S.,v. 18

Assassino; versi di V. Januzzi, musica
di Delio Bruno, of Italy; mand. ace.
4to. © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 ¢ Dec. 8;
E 573091; Casa editrice musicale
Sorrento, Naples. 23414

Assembly grand march; by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, of U. S,, op. 475; pf.
1. Two hands.—2. Four hands.—3.

Six hands. © Nov. 17, 21, 30, 1923;
2 c each Dec. 28; E 578285-578287 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. [©
arrangement] 23415-23417

Assembly songs for every occasion;
selected and arr. George H. Gartlan,
of U. S. Rev. ed. 8vo. © Dec. 14,
1923.32 ‘Dee IS. ah, ec. oe:
A 766439; Hinds, Hayden & Eld-
redge, inc., New York. 23418

At close of day; lullaby, M. L. Pres-
ton, of U. S.; pf. © Dec. 11, 1923;
2¢. Dec. 13; E575760; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23419

At evening time; w Elizabeth Fry
Page, m EH. L. Ashford, of U. S.
© Dee. 11, 1923; 2-c. Dec. 138; EB
575732; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23420

At Grendon fair; w and m Paul Marie,
of Great Britain. © Nov. 23, 1923;
1 ce. Dec. 11; E 573127; Boosey &
co., London. 23421

At parting; w Earl Comyns, m Vin-
cent C. Plunkett, of U. S. © Dec.
107 1928; 2 c« Dec. 18; E 578005;
Angelus music pub. co., Los Angeles.

23422

At the children’s ball (Auf dem kinder-
ball) ; waltzer rhythmus, R. Krentz-
lin, of Germany, op. 85, no. 10; pf.
(From my youth) © Dec. 11, 1923;
2 e. Dec. 13; E 575704; Theo. Presser
¢o., Philadelphia. 23423

At the dancing school; by Bert R.
Anthony, of U. S.; pf., four hands.
(The dance) © Dec. 11, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 13; E 575791; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23424

At the window; by Cedric W. Lemont,
op. 20, no. 1, arr. William J. Smith,
of -U. S.;. organ. © Nov. 19,:19283;
2 @. Dec. 28; EH 578289; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. [© arrangement]

; 23425

At Thy table Lord; w Sarah Crane,
m Joseph Filetcher,. of U: 8S. 1.
Low voice, in C.—2. Med. voice, in

E flat. © Wee. 20, 1923; 2 c..each

Dee. 12; E 577987; Wm. A. Pond &

co., New York. 23426 |
Athenian moon; night scene in

Athens, from Athenian sketches, Isa-

belle Hollister-McKee [i. e. I. H. M.

B.], of, U... S.;,pkag®. . Deca

1928 ; 2, c,- Dec. 265,982 16; aaa
belle H. McKee Bloch, Chicago.

23427

Atoms; w E. A. Searson, musical set-

ting Cuthbert Clarke, of Great
Britain, (Musical monologues, no.
280) “© Dec. 15, 192383°1 ©€ Dee

26; E 5738269; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 23428

Auctioneer (The); w and m R. L., of

U...8. © 1 ex Weer 40, ia
518486; Roxy La Rocca, Peoria,
Ti. 23429

Auretta; mazurka, C. Meluzio, arr.
Angelo Sebastianelli, of U. S.; pf.
accordeon. (Piano accordeon edi-
tion, no. 1005) © June 20, 1922;
2 ec. Dee. 12, 19238; E 575518; John
A. Cerabino, New York. 23430

Aussie land; w and m Herschel Hen-
lere, of Great Britain. (Paling’s song
series, no. 140) © Oct. 5, 1923;
Lc. Nov. 26> -) aietee ee
Paling & eco., ltd., Sydney, Aus-
tralia. 23431

Autumn’ time:s"w Al JS) Se. ml ieee.
Barbara, of U. S. © Nov. 30, 1923;
2 c. Dee. 1; E 577652; Albert John
Snow, Boston. 23432

Ave Maria; Saviour, hear me, sacred
songs, na’ W.. J. OratS ee Ses
organ ace. 4to.. (McLaughlin &
Reilly co., edition no. 246a) ©
Sept. '29;°°1923%' 2° € Deer sr. ih
578428; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 23433

Ave Maria, O God of mercy; w and
mT. H.:Z., of UY Sarr eieue
Farrell, of U. S. © 1c Dee. 14,
1923; E 580240; Teresa Helen
Zeller. Defiance, O. 23434

Ave maris stella; Latin liturgical
text, popular melody adapted Abel
Louis Gabert, of U. S.; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 30, 1923; 2 G Dec.
10; E 575471; Abel L. Gabert, Wash-
ington. 23435

Ave verum; by W. J. Marsh, of U. 8.;
solo and four part cho., organ acc.

Ato. (McLaughlin and Reilly co.,
edition no. 241) © Oct. 1, 1923; 2 ¢.
Dec. 31: E 578429; McLaughlin &

Reilly co., Boston. 23436
Awakening (The); ow Marshall
Roberts, m Perey B. Kahn, of Great
Britain; high voice. © Nov. 27,

1923; 1c. Dee. 10; E 573108; Alfred
Lengnick & co., London. 23437
Away! thou shalt not love me; by
John Wilbye, of England, ed. and
adapted, Edmund H. Fellows, of

1312

_. MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ..

no. 13, 1923

234959

England; male voices. 4to. (John | Ballerina (La); by Rich. Krentzlin,

Wilbye’s first set of madrigals, no.
' 2: Male voice choir library, no. 103)

re. dae, tC. OGL, OC:
EH 572692; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. [© arrangement] 234388

Baby; w and m Marjorie D. Lyon, of
Hneiage in: Bh. °C) Oct. "11, 1923;
~ Te Oct. 18; EH 573304; Swan & co.,

‘ltd., London. 23439

Baby girl kisses; w and m W. H., of
U. S., arr. Knox Robins, of U. S.
Dearborn, Mich., Walter Hull co. ©
Dec. 4, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 20; E 578101;
Walter Hull, Dearborn, Mich.

é 23440

Baby Peggy; petite waltz, theme of

The darling of New York, w M.

_ Winkler, m J. Titlebaum, of U. S.

© Dee. 10, 1928: 2 c« Dec 12;
EF 577827 ; Belwin, inc.,. New York.

he eee

‘Babylon’s fallin’; arr. J. B. Herbert,
..of U. S8.; male voices. © Dec. 17,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 26; E 580214; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© ar-
rangement] 23442
Back in Hackensack, New Jersey; w
A. L. B. and Dan A. Russo, m A. L.
‘B., of U. 8., arr. John Bach, of U. S.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1928; BH 575394:
Art L. Beiner, Chicago. 23443
Balfe (Michael William) I dreamt
I dwelt in marble halls; by W.M. B.,
, transcribed and paraphrased Edwin
_ H. Lemare, of England, domiciled
at Portland, Me.; organ. (Famous
melodies old and new) © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 18; E 575787; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. [© new
arrangement ] / 23444
Killarney; by M. W. B., tran-
scribed and paraphrased Edwin H.
Lemare, of England, domiciled at
Portland, Me.; organ. (Famous
melodies old and new) © Dee. 11,
71923; 2 c. Dee. 13; BE 575781; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23445
Then youwll remember
M. W. B., transcribed and para-
phrased Edwin H. Lemare, of Hng-
_ land, domiciled at Portland, Me.:
organ. (Famous melodies old and
new) © Dec, 11, 1923: 2c. Dec. 13:
EH} 575789; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© new arrangement]
23446
Ballade (A) of June roses: duet,
Henry Hadley, of U. S.: sop. and
_ alto. © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 c Dee. 138:
. Hl 9575742; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23447

mez by. .

of Germany, op. 93; pf. © Dec. 27,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 29: E 578366; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23448

Ballet music; by Johannes Palaschko,
of Germany; pf. © Dec. 11, 1923;
2 c. Dec. 138; E 575671; Theo. Presser
eo., Philadelphia. 23449

Ballet of the flowers; by Walter Rolfe,
of U. S.; pf. (Fleeting fancies) ©
Dee. 11, 1923 ; 2 ec. Dee. 13; E 575753 5

- Theo, Presser co., Philadelphia.

23450

Balliamo un _ po’; polka _ brillante,
melody A. G., of Italy. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1923; E. 575173; Attilio Giovan-
-nelli, Brooklyn. 23451

Bambu; operetta in tre atti di M.
Corsi e M. Salvini, musica di Ezio
Carabella, of Italy. © Nov. 15,
1923; 1 ec. Dec. 18; D 26511; Societa
italiana del teatro drammatico,
Milan. 23452

Bananas (The) overture; by L. EH. B.,
of U. S.; pf. ©l1ec. Dec. 17, 1923; E
575902; Lewis E. Bray, Everett,
Mass. 23453

Barber (The) and the sheik; w S. C.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1. Dec. 13,
1923; E 577847; Sullivan Copper,
Buffalo. 23454

Battle (The) morn; w Lewis Henley,
m Emil Bronté, of England; in C.
© Nov. 16, 1923; 1 ec. Nov. 28;
ET 573378; James Planta Hull, Lon-
don. 23455

Battmann’s mass in F; m J. L. Batt-
mann, op. 193, rev. and ed. James
A. Reilly, of U. S.: four mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 20,
1923; 2 e« Dec. 31; E 578481; Me
Laughlin & Reilly co., Boston.
revision and arrangement]

Bax (Arnold) Sonata; by A. Bax,
of Great Britain; viola and pf. ©

Dee. 19, 1923; 1' @ Dee 27; E
573246; Murdoch, Murdoch & oco.,
London. 23457

Be glad and sing; Children’s day
service, w Lizzie De Armond, m
John J. Thomas, of U. S. 8vo. ©
Apr. 17, 1922; 2c. Dee. 29, 1923;
E 580300; Judefind bros., Balti-
more. 23458

Bear (The) cat; march, G. H. Huf-
fine, of U. S.: band. 4to. ©, June
5, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 24; E 580119; C.
L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 238459

1313

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23460

Beautiful; w and m L. 8. L., of U. S.

©: Nov,’ 5, 1923": "2 c. "Nev. AT. EB
574952; Lida Shivers Leech, Phila-
delphia. 23460

Beautiful chimes; chimes of St. Jo-
Seph’s reverie, vocal edition Henry

J. Donovan, of U.'S. © Dee. 7,
19238; 2 ec. Dec. 21; E 580082; Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 23461

Beautiful face of my dreams; w J. M.,
m Luther A. Clark, of U. S. ©
Deeir! 10); 1928 3 2; “en Dee. 4388) BE
578487; Jeremiah McIntire, Bidde-
ford, Me. 23462

Beautiful hills of Nebraska; w V. J.
B., m Sylvia Forrest, of U. 8.; pf.
with w. © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 ¢ Dec.
10; E 575432; Victor J. Brozovsky,
Verdigre, Neb. 23463

Beautiful (The) swans; by Walter
Rolfe, of U. S.; pf. (Told in tones)
© Dee. 11, 1923; 2 @ Dec. 13; E
575688; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23464

Beautiful (The) way; w L. E. Green,
m.,B: B. By of: Us, 8.,.© Oct: 30,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; E 580142; B. B.
Beall, Douglasville, Ga. 23465

Bee in the honeysuckle; by Bert R.
Anthony, of U. S., op. 251, no. 2;
pf. (Memories of the old ae
house, no. 2) © Sept. 7, 1923; 2
Dec. 28; E 578290; Oliver Ditton
c¢o., Boston. 23466

Bees and blossoms; by Paul Lawson,
of U. S.; pf. © Dee. 11, 1923; 2 e.
Dee. 13; E 575769; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23467

Beethoven (Ludwig van) "Fifth
symphony; andante, L. van Beet-
hoven, ed. McNair Ilgenfritz, of
U. S., played Mary Angell. (Solo
carola, no. 75187) [Music roll] ©
Dee. 17, 1923; 2c.'Dec. 24; E 578496 ;
Cable co., Chicago. [© editing]

23468

three-part

A minuet at Marly:

song, w Wilbur Weeks. m L. van
Beethoven, arr. N. Clifford Page,
of U. S.; women’s voices, in G.

Ato. © Oct. 30, 1923: 2 ¢ Dee. 29;
E 578326; Oliver Ditson co.. Boston.
[© arrangement] 23469
Before you go; fox trot ballad, w M.
Schonberger, m John Schonberger
and Abe Lyman, of U. S. © Dee.
21, 1923; 2:¢. Dec. 22; 5. sang,
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 23470
Begge (De) rosorna (Die beiden
rosen); text av Fr. M. Franzén,
musik av Jean Sibelius, op. 88, no.

pt. 111, 2. S., v.18 ,

2, ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt, of
U. 8S. (Wilhelm Hansen edition, no.
2254: Sex sanger, nr, 2), © Dec.
8. 1923; 1 ¢ Dec. 24; .E 580180;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen, To)
editing and revising] 23471

Bell’ (La} America; mazurka, A.
Malvasio, arr. Angelo Sebastianelli,
of U. S.; pf. accordeon. (Piano ac-
cordeon edition, no. 1011) © June
26, 19235) 2"@ Dec. 12; E 575517;
John A. Cerabino, New York. 28472

Bellini (Vincenzo) Air and varia-
tions on % _theme from La.sonnam-
bula; by B., arr. Edwin Franko
Goldman, ee U. S.; cornet and pf.
© Dec. 1, 1923; 2 « Dec. 24: BE
580080; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. ! 23473

Bells (The) of youth; three-part song,
w Fiona Macleod [pseud. of Wil-
liam Sharp], m Oley Speaks, arr.
Samuel Richards Gaines, of U. S.;
women’s voices. (G. S. 8vo. cho-

ruses, no. 7065) © Dee. 17, 1923;
2 ¢. Dec. 20; E 580002; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

23474 -

Ben Hur patrol; march, H. E. Baxter,
of U. S.: military band. 4to. ©
Dee; 10, 1925; “2. (epee ae) bh
979804: Orville CC. Walden, New
York. 23475
Berceuse; by J. U. Hatton. of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Nov. 27,
1923: 1 © Dee. 17: E 573188; Asch-
erberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., Lon-
don. : 23476
-~— by M. L. M., of U. S.; violin and
pf. © 1 ¢. Dec. 15, 1923; E 577914;
Marion Lee Martin, Brooklyn. 23477
Berceuse de Venfant mourant: by

Poldowski [pseud. of Lady Dean
Paul] of Great Britain: violin and
pf. (Chester library) © Dee. 21,

1923; 1 ¢ Dec. 26; E 578230; J. &
W. Chester, Itd., London. 23478
Bergerette; by Leonard Butler, of
Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 21, 1923;
1 ec. Dec. 27; EB ee 2g Augener,
ltd., London. 23479
w J. Fr. Regnard, English version
Frederick H. Martens, m Giulia
Recli, transcribed A. Walter Kra-
mer, of U. S.: women’s voices. 4to.
© Dec. 17, 1923; 2 ee. Dee. 18; EH
578010: G. Ricordi & co. inc., New
York.
Besly (Maurice) Four poems; set to
music M. Besly, of Great Britain,
op. 24. no. 1-4. Contents: In the
street of lost time; w Humbert

1314

23480 .

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

Wolfe.—The donkey; w G. K. Ches-

terton.Grey clouds; w James
Stephens.—She comes not -when
noon is on the roses; w Herbert

Trench. © Nev. 14, 1923; 1 c. Dec.
11; H 573126; Boosey & co., London.
23481

Nocturne; by M. B., of Great
Britain, op. 24; violin and pf. ©
et. tee 1923-1) e.) Nov....20; E
572819; Boosey & co., London. 23482

Best (The) hymns of America; for
Sunday school singing, two-part,
compiled Anne Faulkner Obern-
dorfer, harmonized Mortimer Wil-
son, of U. S.; children’s voices.
1i2mo. (Fischer edition, no. 5265)
© Noy. 1. 1923; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 2;
A 762816; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 23483

Betty ; by R. EK. K., of U. S., arr. Harry
Alford, of U. S.; melody with pf.
ace. [Photostat] © 1 c. Dec. 10,
1923; E 575393: Robert EH. Kwech,
Chicago. 23484

dancing song, w Barton Mac, m
Neil Morét and Paul Ash, of U. S.
©, Bee, 71, 1923- 2 c. Dec, 22: EB
080174; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

23485

Bible (The) still is mine; w Mrs J. M.
Hunter, m T. B. M., of U. S.
Oct. 30, 1923 ; 2 ec. Dec. 31; E 578461;
T. B. Mosley, Albertville, Ala. 23486

Big brother; w and m Fred Rath, Joe
Garren and Mel Shauer, of U. S. ©
Dec. 14, 1923; 2 © Dee. 14; E
575800; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 23487

Big hearted Bennie; w and m Vic
Hedden, Gus Van and Joe Schenck,
of U. S.. © Jan. 2, 1924; 2 « Dee.
17, 1923; BH 578488; Stark & Cowan,
ine., New York. ~ 23488

Bimba misteriosa ; valzer, Charles Dis-
tefano, of U. S., arr. Biazzo Filippo,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
instrumental. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1923;
EH 575257; Melody piano co., inc.,
‘New York. 23489

Bird (Clarence) Pastorale; de C. B.,
of U. S.; violon et pf. [Photostat]
© 1 ¢. Dee. 28, 1923: BH 580269;
Clarence Bird, Geneva, Ill. 23490

Birds and blossoms; polka, Wallace A.
Johnson, of U. S., op. 93, no. 2; pf.
(Vacation time). © Dec. 27, 1923:
2 ec. Dee. 29; E 578399; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 23491

Birth (The) of the Messiah; cantata,
w from the Bible and other sources,
m composed and compiled W. D.

23501
Armstrong, of U. S., op. 112; solo
voices, cho., pf. or organ ace. 8vo.

© Nov. 15, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
19; aff. Nov. 17; A 759888; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 23492

Birth (The) of the shamrock; w
Jamie Kelly, m William Cahill, of
U So XC) Dee “131923 2"2. ce! Dec.
15; E 577918: Denton & Haskins
music co., New York. 23493

Birthday (The) of a King; by W. H. |
Neidlinger, ed. and played McNair
Tigenfritz, of U. S. (Solo earola,
word roll, no. 75216) [Music roll]
© Dec. 17, 1923: 2° ¢. Dee. 24> E
578504; Cable co., Chicago. [©
editing] 23494

Bit (A) of Irish; w Earl Benham, m
Frank E. Tours, of U. 8.; low voice.
© Dec. 19, 1928; 2 « Dec. 20; EH
578048 ; Unity music publishers, inc.,
New York. 23495

Bittere trinen (Sad tears); lied und
valse-boston, worte von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Willy Engel-Berger, of
Germany. © Nov. 15, 1923; 1 «.
Dec. 26; E 573232; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 23496

Blasippan (Die anemone) ; text av Fr.
M. Franzén, musik av Jean Sibelius,
op. 88, no. 1., ed. and rev. Julia A.
Burt, of U. S. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition, no. 2253: Sex sanger, nr. 1)
© Dec. 8, 1923; 1 c. Dec. 24; E
580179; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revising]

234

Black eyed Susan; lullaby, w and m
C. S. A., of U. S., arr. Homer Tour-
jée, of U. S. © 1c. Dee. 14, 1923;
EH 578482; Cornelia Stewart Acker-
man, Los Angeles. 23498

peas (The) of heaven; arr. and
simplified P. W., of U. S.: violin.
Paul Wolf’s ed. © Nov. 15, 1923 ;
2 e@ Dec. 18; E 575798; Paul Wolf,
Brooklyn. [© simplifying and new
matter ] 23499
Blommans dde (Die blume) ; text av
J. L. Runeberg, musik av Jean Sibe-
lius, op. 88, no. 6, ed. and rev. Julia
A. Burt, of U. S. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition, no. 2258: Sex sanger, nr. 6)
© Dec. 8, 1923; 1 c« Dec. 24; E
580184; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenha-
gen. [© editing and revising]
23500

Blue bird blues; w and m Wendell
Hall and Harry Geise, of U. S. ©
Jan. 2, 1924; 2 ce. Dee. 31; E 578448 ;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 23501

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23502

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Blue eyed Sue, is a black eyed pasa |
now; w and m W. C. Be OL sg a05.,
arr. William Held, of U. (OC) GEA e.
Dec. 12, 1923 5-H 5 575480 ; idan Os
Duval, New York. 23002

Blue Island biues; w and m Wendell
Hall, . Harry Geise and Emory
O’Hara, of U.S: .©>Dee. 28. AGz3 :
2c Dec. 28: E 578198; Waterson.
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

23503

Blue (The) Ridge division; march,
Mario S. Rocereto, of U. S.; band.
4to.. ©, Dec. 4, 19238" 2 ec Beeat:
E 577649; Frank A. Panella, Pitts-
burgh. 23504

Blues—foxtrot; by A. Z., of Denmark.
Copenhagen, Wilhelm Hansen. 1.
Orch. med piano-kondukt¢gr. 4to.—
2. Piano. © Oct. 9, 1923; 1 ¢. each
Nov. 13; E 573247, 573248; Axel Za-
bell, Copenhagen: 23505, 23506

Blues (The) trot blues; with full de- |
scription of the dance, w and m Jos.
Geo. Gilbert, of Great Britain. ©
Nov. 14, 1923; 1c. Nov. 22; B 572884;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.

23507

Blushing rosebud; by Joseph Ellis, of
Uei'S.@' pis. (©) Dee... 11,1928"; 2%.
' Dee. 13; E 575770; Theo. Presser
co , Philadelphia. 23508
Bobbie—my dancing butterfly; w A. P.,
melody Luther A. Clark, of U. S.
1 @ Dee. 17, 1923; E 575944; Ada
Pearce, Peru, Ind. 23509
Bodkin Goodle; story of the old trap-
per, from opera Dunham Bruce, w
and m H.S, of U. S. Portland, Or.,
De Moss pub. co. © Oct. 26, 1923;
2 ce. Oct. 27; EH 575831; Henry S. De
Moss, De Moss springs, Or. 23510
Bon jour; by Heller Nicholls, of Eng-
Jand; pf. © Dec. 13, 1923; 1 ¢. Dec.
22; E 573226; Warren & Phillips,
London. 23511
Bowen (York)
England, op. 72; pf.,
Sept. 28, 1923; 1 c. Oct. 1; E.573300;
Swan & co., Itd., London. 23512
Boy (A) scout; w Laurene Highfield,
m Winifred E. Moore, of U. 8.3; uni-
son and 2 pt. cho. for boys. Ato.
(School music for the upper grades
and high school) © Dec. 10, 1928;
2 ce: Dee. 18; E 575989; Chart music
pub. house, Chicago. 23513
Boy-struck (The) girlie blues;
melody A. T., of U.S. ©l1e Dee.

8, 1923; E 577778; Arthurine Thorn- |

ton, Berkeley, Calif. 23514

Sonata; by Y. B., of |
im mie ©) |

W and |

Brahms (Johannes) © ~ Bubble waltz;
ve J. Brahms, op.. 39, no. 15, arr.

S. Edward, of U. S.; violin with
ey ace. in G. © Dee. 29, 1922-2 ¢
Dec. 81; E 578443; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. [© arrange-
ment] Pei
Hungarian danee, no. 1; by J.
Brahms, transcribed Joseph Joachim,
ed. Gustav Saenger, of U. 8.; violin
and pf. (dn Carl Fischer’s music
library, no. 890: Hungarian dances,
v.1) © Nov. 7, 1928; 2 c. Dec, 24;
E 580096; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 16) editing] 23516

no. 5; by J. B., arr. and sim-
plified P. W., of .U..S. 5 violin, in, D
min. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec. 13;
E 575795 ; Paul Wolf, Brooklyn, Are
new matter]

Two Hungarian dances; by - : Rs
arr. Albert Parlow, rev. Adolf
Schmid, of England; orch. with
piano - conductor. (Miscellany, no.
134) © Dee. 17, 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 20;
E& 580006; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. [© revision] 23518
Valse in A major; by Brahms,
transcribed Arnold Trowell, of Great
Britain ; violoncello with pf. (Cover
title: Waltz in A) © Nov. 20, 1923;
1c. Dee. 27; E 573241; Schott & co.,
London. [© transcription] 23519

Brasileira; concert tango, souvenir de
Rio de Janeiro, intro. song To the
isle of bliss, E. T., of U. S8.; pf. ©
1 ¢ Dee. 1, 1923; E 575237 ; Edmund
Tiersch, New York. 23920

Break, break, break; w Alfred Lord
Tenny son, m Mentor Crosse, of U. S.,
op. 29, no. 1; male voices. Ato.
(John Church company, choruses
and glees for men’s voices, secular,
a 2739) © Dec. 17, 1923; 2 ec. Dec.

; E 580170; John Church co., Cin-

ee 23521
Break-o’-day ; song fox trot, w and m
N. M... of Australia. Melbourne
[Australia], Reginald. Stoneham

music pub. co. © Nov. 3, 1922; 1 ¢.
Dec. 11; E 573072; Neil McBeath,
Melbourne, Australia. DaDe22

Break o’ day blues; w and m §. K., of
U. S., arr: Ada Brown, of U. S. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 28, 1923; B 575157 ; Sylves-
ter Kimbrough, Kansas City, Kan.
23523
Bridal paths; intermezzo, L. J. Lang- .
ford, of U. S., arr. Wm. Chas. Schoen-
feld,, of .U..S.¢6 Orehs. Withi spe. sGou=
ductor. (Concert edition, no. 3) ©
Nov. 30, 1923; 2 «. Dee. 1; E 5781683 ;
Music buyers’ co.. New York. 23524

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

| 98547

Bride’s bouquet; march Daniel Rowe, |

‘of U. S.; pf. (In June) © Dec. 11,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 18; E 575694; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. Pay S745)

Broadcaster (The) ; march, B. O. Wor-
rell, of U. S.; band. 4to. © Dec. 1,
192392 ¢ Dee. 26; EH 580252; C. L.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 23526

Broken (A) chord; part-song, w E. D.
Pierson, m Addison F. Andrews, of
U. S.: mixed voices. 4to. © Nov.
20, 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 28; E 578291;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. [© ar-
rangement] 23527

Broken hearted; w M. J. Gunsky, m
Aw M.. of U. S. © Nov. 23,1923;
Zee. Wee. 5; ©.575235,; Al. J.. Mark-
graf, San Francisco. 23528

Broken toys; song without words,
Mana -Zuceca [pseud. of Augusta
Zuckermann] of U.S., op. 92; pf. ©
Dec. 27, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 29; E 5783867 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

230929

w and m Karl Benham. of U. S8.;
high voice. © Dec. 19, 1923: 2 e.
Dec. 20; E 578049; Unity music
publishers, inc., New York. 28530

Brownies’ (The) frolic; by F. Flax-

ington Harker, of U. S., op. 29, no. |

2; pf. (Fairy tone pictures) ©
Deekrmiige1923 si2 ie Deei's13 > H
575685; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. Zoo!

Brownies’ (The) waltz; by F. Flax-
ington Harker, of U. S., op. 29, no.
4; pf. (Fairy tone pictures) ©
Weel; 19235 2-e, Dee. 13 EH 575687 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23582

Buddy; w A. B. H., m Herman Dubois
[pseud, of Ethel Fisher] of U. S.
New York, Manhattan music co. ©
MOV. ore. 2. Cc. Wee Iieo BE
975939; Ardella Brandt Hunt, Red
Lion, Pa. 23533

Buggy Booney ; melody M. M.. of U.-S.
© 1 ¢« Dee. 21. 19283; E 580016;
Matthew Meyers, Brooklyn. 23084

Bugles (The) call; w Lula Napolean
McQueen, m Al. Meehan, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 « Dee.
10; E5754384; Luia McQueen, Mont-
gomery, Ala. 23535

_ Bunch of carnations; waltz, Walter

Roife, of U. 8.; pf. duet. (Juvenile

four hand entertainment) © Dec.

11,1923 5: 2) e. Dee. 18 ;) B575651 ;

Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23556

Burleske; by August Nolck, of Ger-
MANY,” OD 7 2el ay Diop p Dee. 711,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 18; E 575678; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. ZSoSE

Bussola (La); fox trot, versi di P.
Buonanni, musica de A. Mazzucchi,
of Italy; mand. ace. 4to. (Piedi-
grotta 1293) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1¢
Dee. 8; E 5738101; Casa _ editrice
Mario, Naples. 23538

Busy Izzy, where is he? dancing
song, w and m A. H. M., of U. S.
Buftalo, N. Y., Albert Hay Malotte
& co. © Dee. 13, 1923; 2.¢. Dec.
17; E 575937; Albert Hay Malotte,
Buffalo. 23539

But he didn’t [and] Love and arith-
metic; w Cuthbert Rose, m Wini-
fred Fairlie, of Great Britain.
(Musical monologues, no. 277) ©
Bec 15,1923: bisey Dee. 2635
573272; Reynolds & co., London.
23540

But try and get me if you can; w
C. W. and Harry Pry, m M. Paul
Manganella, of U. S. ©1.¢. Nov.
15, 1923; E 575295; Charles Walck,
Lansford, Pa. 23541

Butterfly dance; by M. L. Preston.
of U. S.; pf. © Dee. 27; 19233 2 «.
Dec. 29; E 578406; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23042

By the fountain; by Carl Schmeidler,
of Germany; pf. © Dec. 27, 1923;
2 ee. .Dee; 2957 HW) 578381; Theo.
Presser ¢co., Philadelphia. 23543

By the river Yellowstone; w E. C. P.,
m Osear Hatch Hawley, of U. S.
© Nov. 26, 1923: 2 @ Dec. 20; E
578109; E. C. Potter, Ames, Ia.

23544

California blue bell, I’m coming back
to you; waltz, w P. A. S., m Ray
Hibbeler, of U. S. © 1c. Dee. 31,

1923; E 578476; Paul Antone
Sehwikerth, Walnut Grove, Calif.
23545

California idyls; by Homer Grunn, of
U. S.; pf. Contents: Place of the
sycamore. — Deserted adobe. — To
the Sierras. © Jan. 5, 1924; 2 c.

- Dec. 26, 1923; E 578513; Southern
California music co., Los Angeles.

23546

Call of the sea; concert polka, Holmes
and Smith, of U. S.; band. 4to. ©
June 5, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; EH 580126;
C. L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.

23547

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23548

pt. Ili, 0. 8., v.18

Calvin Coolidge march; by F. A. G.,
Of UeS.5" pig ine hai ee.
Dec. 19, 1923; E 575981; Frederic
A. Grant, Brooklyn. 23548

Camel dreams; w D. P., melody Otto
Motzan, of U. S. ©1.e Dee. 26,
1923; E 578143; Dailey Paskman,
New York. 23549

Cameo; by Elliot Griffis, of U. S.;
pt: © Dec. 21, 1923:.2.c Dee; 22:
EH 578058; Schroeder & Gunther,
New York. 23550

Can I forget? w Harriet H. Jones,
my 'G S83 or Ui set ©), weer aL:
1923 ; 2 c. Dec. 31; E 578464; George
S. Sehuler, Chicago. eo

Candide vele (Dream-flames); w HE.
Golisciani, English tr. George Fer-
gusson, m Gennaro Mario Curci, of
U. S.; in F. © Dee. 19, 1923; 2 ec.
Dec. 19; E 578014; Mauro V. Car-
dilli, New York. 23552

Candle-glow; by W. R., of U. S.; pf.
©° Dec. 24, 1923; 2 c Dee. 26; BE
580203 ; Walter Rolfe, Rumford, Me.

28553

Canti di Sardegna; Jlanima _ del
popolo Sardo, musica arr. di Giulio
Fara, of Italy. © Dec. 29, 1923;
1 « Dee. 31; E 5733861; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 23554

Canzonets to three voices; by Henry
Youll, transcribed, sc. and ed., Ed-
mund Horace Fellowes, of England.
4to. (Hnglish madrigal school, v.
28) @*Oek: 17 1928; 1c. Oct. 29;
HE 572688; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 23555

Capri; parole e musica di R. Guido,
of Italy; mand. acc. 4to. (Piedi-
grotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1«.
Dee. 8; E 573090; Casa editrice
Mario, Naples. 23556

Capriccio espagnol; by N. Rimsky-
Korsakow, of Russia, op. 34, arr.
Charles Woodhouse, of England;
orch. with pf. conductor. Hawkes
concert ed.
rada.—2. Variazioni.—3. Alborada.—
4, Scena e canto gitano.—dS. Fan-
dango asturiano. © Nov. 23, 1923;
1 ¢@ Dee. 4; E 573212; Hawkes &
son, London. 28557

Cardellino (Il); mazurka, G. R., of
Ws. phe © 1.¢) DeeY 22, 1923-1)
578114; Giuseppe Russo, Philadel-
phia. 23558

Caress (The) ; waltz, Homer N. Bart-

lett, of U. S.; pf. (Two composi-
tions in descriptive manner, no. 1)

Contents:—1. Albo-.

© Dec. 22, 1923; 2 « Dee. 28; E
580278 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
23559

Carnival dance; by Frederick A. Wil-
liams, of U. S., op. 105, no. 1; pf.
© Nov. 19, 1923; 2 «@ Dec. 28; HE
578292; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

. 23560

Caro, caro el mio bambin (Dearest
babe of mine) ; canzone Veneziana,
w Rita Fambri, English version
Frederick H. Martens, m Antonio
Guarnieri, transcribed A. Walter -
Kramer, of U. S.; women’s voices.
4to. © Dec. 17, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 18;
EH 578011; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 23561

Carolina carvin’ time; w and melody
Clara Capehart and Selby Harney,
of U. S., arr. Hugene Platzman, of
D'S. (‘© 1 ee Dee 12" 19%ee
575489; William Selby Harney,
Edenton, N. C. 23562

Carolina hotfoot; melody A. M. Gif-
ford, jr.,’ of VU. Sa4@) ies Wee 17,
1923; E 575890; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

23563

Caroline; w Mrs. W. H. D., melody
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1e. Dee.
7, 1923 ; EB 575302; Mrs. W. H. Deggs,
Ashland, Kan. 23564

Castilian (The) maid; serenade, R.
Krentzlin, of Germany, op. 81; pf.
© Dec. 26, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 29; H
580350; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 23565

Castles; w Edith Allen Harkless, m
Al Meehan, of U. 8.3; pf. with w.
© Nov. 19, 1923; 2 « Dec. 10; E
575411; Mrs. T. W. Harkless, La-
mar, Mo. 23566

Castles in the air; w Stanley C. West,
m Marjorie Broughton, of Great
Britain. (Musical monologues, no.
278) © Dee. 15, 1923; 1 ce. Dec. 26;
E 573271; Reynolds & co., London.

23567

Cathedral shadows; fare thee well,
reminiscence, by Edwin H. Lemare,
of England, domiciled at Portland,
Me., op. 129; organ. © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 18; EH 575710; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23568

Caucasian love; fox-trot song, from
The jolly tailors, English lyrics
Lloyd Fry, m Jos. Cherniavsky, of
Russia [domiciled at New York]
[Yiddish and English text] © Dec.
13, 1923; 2 e. Dec. 14; E 575810;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 23569

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'

no, 18, 1928

Causerie; by Julian Huarte, of Spain,
domiciled at New York; violin and
pt. © Dec. 20, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 28;
E 580273; G. Schirmer, inec., New
York. . 23570

Cavalier’s (The) song; part-song, w
William Matherwell, m Stanley R.
Avery. of U. S.; men’s voices. 4to.
© Nov. 8, 1923; 2 c Dec. 28; E
578293; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
‘(© arrangement] 23571

Ceremonial march; by Cuthbert Har-
ris, of Great Britain; organ. ©

Weemen, A925: 2 ¢@.Dec.' 13° > Bb
575722: Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23572

Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
_ Tes doux baisers; madrigal, w
Georges van Ormelingen, English
version G. Clifton Bingham, of U. S.,
m Cécile Chaminade, ed. N. Clifford
Page, of U. S.; high voice in E.
(Select songs by French composers,
Carl Fischer edition, series II: Su-
perior ed. 5580) © Dee. 8, 1923: 2
e. Dee. 24; E 580088: Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. [© English ver-
Sion and arrangement] 23573

Changing; w EH. A. L., melody M.
Peree [pseud. of Mrs. P. B. Robin-

sonj of U.S» ‘© 1 c.. Dee. 5, 1923;

HB 575262; Edna A. Lawton, Moville,

Ta. 23574
Chanson d’ autrefois; de Lucien
Wurmser, of France; pf. Buffet,

Crampon et cie.
ex Nov: ; 30%) ©
Schaeffer, Paris.

© Nov. 3, 1923; 1
572929; Evette et
nant ay pa

Chanson georgienne; de Sergei Rach-
maninoff, of Russia, domiciled at
New York, op. 4, no. 4, arr. L. L.,
of France, domiciled at Atlantic
City; petit orch. avec harmonium
ad lib, © 1 ¢ Dee. 26, 1928: B
978158 ; Leonidas Leonardi, Atlantic
City. 23576

Chant d’amour (Love song); by
Arthur Traves Granfield, of U. S.,
op. 10, no. 4; pf. © Sept. 7, 1923;
2 c. Dee. 28; E 578288; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston.

Net De lehetostaty) © 1 «Dee,
28, 1923; EH 580268; Clarence Bird,
Geneva, III. 23578

Chants (Les) de la montagne, no. 3;

nocturne, Justin Elie, of Haiti,
domiciled at New York; pf. (Sheet
music edition, P. 1350: Ancient
mountain legends, no. 3) (Cover

106658—24——2

23577
Chant noble; de C. B.. of U. S.: violon |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

23590

title: Nocturne) © Nov. 27, 1923;
2 ¢. Dee. 24; E 580070; Carl Fischer,
ine:, New York. 23079

Charleston crazy; by Porter Grainger
and Bob Ricketts. of U. S.; pf. ©

Weck,” Lvs 2 eee ton? BE
577876; Rainbow- music corp., New
York. 23580

Chattanooga blues; w Hattie Pearson,
m, PB. ot U.S. arr. James Seott,
Of. se, Oi eer 25 (19255 Be
577932; Paul Banks, Kansas City,
Kan. 23581

Cheer up: w and m Frederic W. Root,
of U. S.; high voice in C. Fischer
-ed:; © Dec. 19, 1923; 2’ ¢. Dee. 21;
E 580035; J. Fischer & bro... New
York. 23582

Cherry blossoms; by Henry Hoiden
Huss, of U. S.; pf. (Sheet music
edition, P. 1348: Happy days, no.
5)" ©) Nov. BS 1928-2 c:. Dee 24:
E 580061; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 23583

Chicago bound blues; w and m Lovie
Austin’ .of U.S. ©) 1 ¢ Dees 13;
19238; .E 577885; Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. 23584

Chick-a-dee-dee; three-part song, Ww
anon., m Elizabeth Gest, of U. S.
4to. (Theo. Presser co. school cho-
ruses) © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 ec. Dec.
13; E 575613; Theo. Presser co.,

Philadelphia. 23585
Chiffonette; air de ballet, S. Bern-
hard, of Germany; pf. © Dec. 11,

1928; 2 ec. Dec. 138; EH .575642; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23586
Childhood joys (Kindliche freude) ;
light velocity, R. Krentzlin, of Ger-
many, op. 85, no. 2; pf. (From my
youth) © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 «& Dec.
133) BoM «7 Theo.,..,Pressen)co:;
Philadelphia. 23587
Childhood visions; intermezzo-pizzi-
eato, Percy J. Starnes, of U. S.;

orchieadto,, ©),,Deey 21,/AG28 242 ¢.
Dee. 22; E 580194; G. Ricordi & co.,
New York. 23588
Children’s Christmas plays with
music; combination of song, dia-
logue and action, ten selections,
various authors of U. 8S. Cincin-

nati, O., Fillmore music house. 8vo.
© Oct. 17, 1923; 2 @ and aff. Nov.
9: A 764064; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 23589
Childrens hour, peek a boo; by Bertha
Weller, of UL"S: « pf. © Deez 18,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 21; E 5800438; Theo-
dore Lohr, Brooklyn. 23590

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23991

Children’s suite; by Eric Mareo, of
England; pf. Contents: 1. Pastor-
ale.-—2. Doll’s dance.—3. Minuet.—
4. See saw.—d. Russian dance. ©
Dec.'6,/1923 > Ve Dees 71.2 Hh Siavae:-
Elkin & co., Itd., London. 23591

Chili bom bom; w Cliff Friend, m
Walter Donaldson, of U. S. ©
Dec;, 18). 1923s" 2 ee Dee 20 van
578050; Irying Berlin, inc., New
York. 23092

Chinese honeymoon; by A. W., of
t S., arr. fred: J. Hicht, of Gs:
melody with pf. ace. © 1 ¢. Feb.
23, 1928; E 558248; Al. Williams,
St. Louis. 23592*

Chinese lullaby; transcribed and arr.
H. C., of U. S.; pf. [Photostat] ©
1 ¢« Dec. 31, 1923; E 580344; Har-
riette Cady, New York. 23593

Chopin (Frédéric Francois)
ka; by 2m. Ohopip,, Op: AO, ser. 3,
arr. Paul Kochanski, of Poland,
domiciled at New York; violin and
pf. (Sheet music edition, B. 1826)
© Dec. 3, 1923; 2c. Dec. 24: EF
580075; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. [© transcription] 23594

OpioipetimMos 2,7 dgan-
scribed Fritz Kreisler, of Austria,
domiciled at New York; violin and
pf. (Sheet music edition, B. 1805)
@ Novy. 12, 1923 2¥e7, Dee: 24:
580099; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. ; 23595

Prelude; by F. F. Chopin, op. 28,
no. 6, ed. and played Ruth Alexan-
der’ Tracy; On TU. 4Se; in’ min.
(Trois etudes, no. 1: Solo carola, ns.
75176) [Music roll] © Dec. 17,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; E 578503; Cable
co., Chicago. [© editing] 23596

—-— Waltz, D flat; by F. Chopin, op.
64, no. 1, arr. Leopold Godowsky, of
U. S.; pf. (Sheet music edition,
Ps 1356) -© Now. ia, ee eC.
Dec. 24; E 580072; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 23597

Christmas ahoy; cantata for children,
w Grace Gordon, m Clyde Willard.
Of, U. S. S¥o. © Oct.6,9023 5 2c:
and aff. Oct. 15; A. 762214; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 23598

Christmas answer; w Emilie Watts
McVea. m Paul Bliss, of U. S.
Sweet Briar, Va., Sweet Briar col-
lege choir. © Dec. 29, 1923; 2 «.

Mazur-

Dec. 31; E 578469; Alice Sanford

Jones, Sweet Briar, Va. 23599

kit

pt. TIT, D. S., v.18

Christmas beauty hints [and] Christ-
mas ain’t what it used to be; w and
m Carolyn R. Freeman, of U. S.
(Songs for concert, home and school-
room use) © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 ec.
Dec. 29; E 580293; Eldridge enter-
tainment house, Franklin, O. 23600

Christmas carols, no. 8; for Sunday
schools and choirs, various authors,
of U. S.,.12mo.; @) Sept. 20,.0023 -
2 ce. Sept. 26; aff. Nov. 15; A 763397 ;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.

23601

Christmas (A) eve lullaby; for kinder-
gartens, w and m E. VY: D., of U. S.
© Dec. 6, 19233523 tee: a
575528 ; Emily Viola Deacon, Brook-
lyn. 23602

Christmas helper, no. 11; recitations,
drills and songs for children’s divi-
sion, Ww and m various authors, com-
piled Elsie Dunean Yale, of U. S.
Svo. © Sept. 28, 1923 ;-2 ¢ and aff,
Oct. 15; A 762213; Hall-Maek co.,
Philadelphia. 23603

Christmas medley, no. 3; arr. C. F.
Mutter,'.of UL S.3) pir “@* Deas 15,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 27;°H) 5802565 P. J.
Lammers, Baltimore. 23604

Christmas morn is come again ; Christ-
mas carol, w Helen B. Knox, m
Louis R. Dressler, of U. S.; unison
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 9,
1923; 2 «. Dee. 28; E 578294; Oliver
Ditson co.. Boston. 23605

Cigale (La), la fourmi et le cancrelat ;
paroles et musique de Jac. Nam, of
France. Editions Ricordi. (Fables
de mon village) © Dee. 27, 1923;
1 e@. Dee. 28; E 573367; Societé
anonyme des editions Ricordi, Paris.

23606

Circus (A) parade; characteristic, Am-
brose Coppee, of U. S., op. 152; pf.
(Tone greetings) © Dec. 5, 1923;
2c. Dec. 14; E 575863; Bach music
co.. Boston. 23607

Civilization is at stake; w and m D. S.
DD, of U: S. © 'L Gibec. 14771923 ;5
E 575876; Dorothy Sussdorff Drake,
Oakland, N. J. 23608

Clavel (La) ; habanera, L. A. Kempin-
ski, of U. S.; oreh. with pf.) acc.
4to. (Standard series, no. 1) ©
Nov. 30, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 1; E 578165;

Music buyers co., New York. 238609
Cle elum eagles; march, K. L. King,
of U. S.: band. 4to. © Mar. 10,

1928; 2 e. Dec. 21; E 578081; C. L.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 23610

1320

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oe

—_no. 18, 1923

— St OL LLL PECL DE LTE ES OE LEM ee

Clematis; waltz, M. L. Preston, of
te Sezepei .© Dee 41, 192383. 2 «. :

Dec. 18; E 575759; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23611

Cleopatra, du k6énigin vom Nil; aus
der operette Die perlen der Cleo-
patra, von Julius Brammer und AIl-
fred Griinwald, musik von Oscar
Straus, of Germany, arr. Otto Linde-
mann, of Germany. © Nov. 23,
1923; 1 ec. Dec. 18; E 573843; Drei-
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 23612

Closer still with Thee; by Walter
Rolfe, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.
1. Violin and pf.—2. Violin, cello
and pf.—s3. Cello and pf. © Dec.
10, 1923; 2 ¢ each Dec. 18; E
577982-577984; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

+ TSO la 256015

Cloud (The) on the hill top; by Henry
Holden Huss, of U. 8.; pf. (Sheet
musie edition, P. 1845: Happy days,

no. 7) © Nov. 27, 1923; 2 ¢« Dec.
24; EK 580065; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 23616

Cocoa-Cola, my South-sea maid; w
and, mi M:. Hi. and R. C.,. of _U._S.
[Photostat] © 1c. Dec. 15, 1923;
EH 578213; Milt Hagen and Roslyn
Clephane, New York. 23617

Colored (The) band; part-song, m.

George Tompkins, of U. S.; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dee. 11, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 13; E 575628; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23618

Columbine ; by Camille W. Zeckwer, of
U.S., op. 41, no. 3; pf. (Sheet music
edition, P. 1337) © Oct. 29, 1923;
2c. Dec. 24; E 580095; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 23619

Come; w and m J..R. B., jr., of U. S.
© Oct. 30, 1923; 2 & Dec. 24; EB
580162; J. R. Baxter. jr.. Texarkana,
Ark. 23620

Come and be matey Katie; w and m
Harry Carlton and Jos. Geo. Gilbert,
of Great Britain; in G. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Dec. 14,
1923; 1 c. Dee. 20; E 573202; Law-
rence Wright music ¢o., London.

23621

Come away death; part-song, w Wil-
liam Shakespeare, m William Lester,
of U. S., op. 25, no..3; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. (Fischer edition, choruses in
octavo form, no. 5315) © Nov: 30,

Bae: 2 ¢. Deevas - BY 5152332) J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 23622

Come back to Erin; march, arr. C. W.

Bennet, rev. Robert Biederman, of !

1321

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

23635

U. S.; military band. 4to. © Oct.
27, 19238; 2 « Dee. 24; E 580064;
Carl Fischer, inc, New York. [©
revised arrangement] 23623

Come back to me again; w M.-i., m
Walter A. Boehm, of U. 8. Buffalo,
N. Y., Lomonaco pub. co. © Oct. 15,
1923; 2 ec. Nov. 10; E 577775; Mar-
tin Lomonaco, Buffalo. 23624

Come back to me, I pray; w and m
BE idee OO TU ida ©. ke: Dee!) 15;
1923; E 577896; Joseph F. Dalmus,
Long Island, N. Y. 23625

Come Holy Spirit; sacred anthem, w
Isaac Watts, m R. S. Morrison, of
- U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec.
Div ADZs-.2oe8 Wee: 29>, EB, 58360 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
23626
Come now, and let us reason together ;
sacred song, w from the Bible, m
G. Waring Stebbins, of U. S.; organ
acc. 1. High voice in G.—2. Medium
voice, in E. © Sept. 7, 1923; 2 ¢.
each Dec. 28; E 578295; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 23627

Come out the wilderness; Bahama
folk song, arr. N. C. S., of U. S.;
mixed voices. 4to. (Bahama negro
folk songs, no. 1) © Dec. 1, 1923;
2°e. Dee. 20; BE 578051; N. Clark
Smith, Chicago. 23628

Come to Me; w and m Leroy B. Leis-
ter; of Us.Ss .G)Apr.: 9, 1923352 «
Dec. 27; E 580243; L. B. Leister,
Gray Horse, Okl. 23629

Come to me darling; w M. B. Fergu-
son, m Arnold T. Lax, of U.S. New
York, Manhattan music co. © Sept.
1, 1928; 2 e«. Nov. 19; E. 575252;
Mary Blanche Ferguson, Oakland,
Calif. 23630

Come under my umbrella: w and m

P. G. S.;-0f U.: Se © 1-e Dec. 26,
1928: E 578141; Peter G. Smith,
Seattle. 23631

Come unto Me; anthem, w William C.
Dix, m J. Lamont Galbraith, of
U. §S.; mixed voices. 4to. (Theo.
Presser co., sacred music for mixed
voices) © Dee. 11, 1923; 2 c Dee.
18; E 575630; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 23632

Come unto Me, ye weary; anthem, w
Wm. ©. Dix, m Homer HEmerson
Williams, of U. S.; mixed voices,
with sop. solo. (G. S. Svo. choruses,
no. 7064) © Dec. 22, 1928; 2 e.
Dee. 28; E 580276; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23633

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23634

Comfort ye one another; three-part
song, w Caro.Roma, m Jessie Mae
Jewitt, arr.
U.S.: unchanged voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark school edition, no. 1717) ©
Dee; 20; 19252" 2% e! Dee? Zar hi
578203; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 23634

two part song,
Jessie Mae Jewitt, arr. Geo. J. Trin-
kaus, of U. S.; unchanged voices.
(Iwo part chorals, Witmark school
edition, no. 1716) 4to. © Dee. 10,

1923; 2 c. Dee. 18; B 5T7974: M.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 23635

Commune; cantum Gregorianum, ad
exemplar editionis vaticanae concin-
natum, verbis latinis, harmonice

modulavit, Julius Bas, of France.

© Nov. 14, 1923; 1 e¢. Dee. 15; E

572

73170: Desclée & co., Paris. 23636

Confidential blues; w and m J. Guy
Suddoth, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Dee. 26,

1923: E 578146; Chicago music pub. |

eo., Chicago. 23637

Console (The); book of voluntaries,
composed, arr. and ed. R. M. Stults,
of U. S.; organ. obl. 8vo. © Aug.

28, 1923: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 17; A |

758041; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
23638

Contadina polka, G. R., of
ie She
578115 -

phia.

(La) ;

Giuseppe Russo, Philadel-

Cootamundra ; fox trot, w and m Russ
Johnston, of Great Britain.
ing’s song series, no. 154)
5, 1923 3°91 62 Nov.268 HS7311T; W.
H. Paling & co., Itd., Sydney, Aus-
tralia. 23640

s
Coquette (La); caprice, Erno Rapeé
and William Axt, of U. 8.; orch.
(Red seal concert series) © Dec.
6, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 7; EB 575299; Rich-

mond-Robbins, ine., New York.
23641
Corinthian; march, Sam Schiller, of
U. S.; 1st violin. 4to. © Dee. 1,
192331 'e: Dec! 6) es Deets; EH
580511; S. EF. 8S. music co., New
York. 23642

Corn liquor blues; w Maud E. Wil-
liams, m Al. Meehan, of U. S.; pf.
with w. © Sept. 21, 1923; 2 c. Dee.
LO aor ody ©: IMT:
Memphis, Tenn.

Coronado; Ww

Geo. J. Trinkaus, of

w Caro Roma, m-

pti @'1 ex Dec. 22,: 1923: BH :
23639 |

(Pal- |
© Oct.

E: Williams, .
23643 |

Mildred Grizzelle, m>
Ferdie Grofé and Frank Siegrist, of |

pt. 1) sks

—

U.S. © Dec. 26, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 29;
E 580545; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 23644

Cottonpicker’s ball; w Billy Meyers,
m Elmer Schoebel, of Us Se Le.
Dec. 13, 1923; E 577836; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 23645

Counter-theme; by Seth Bingham, of
U. S., op 9, no. 6; organ. (St. Ce-
cilia series, no. 292) © Dee. 28,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 31; EH 578507; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 23646

Country dance; by Georg Hggeling, of
Germany, op. 229; pf. © Dee. 27,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 29; E 578361; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia.

Country life; melody A. A. §., of
Sweden, domiciled at Chicago. ©
1 c. Dee. 10, 1928; E 575976; Arvid
A. Sahlin, Chicago. 23648

Courage; w andm T. A., of U. S. ©
1 ec Dec. 20, 1923; EH 578019; Tess
Abbott, Los Angeles. 23649

Course (A) for tenor banjo; by J. L.,
of U. S.. © Oct. 1, 19932 e,,and
aff. Oct. 10; A 761093; Jack Lundin
& co., Chicago. 23650

Course of sixty piano playing lessons
for beginners; lesson i—-10, by E. F.,

of U. S. © Sept. 9, 1923; 2 e and
aff. Nov. 17; A 763508; Hugene
' Feuchtinger, Winnetka, Ill. 23651

Cover me up with the sunshine of Vir-
ginia; w Sam M. Lewis and Joe
Young, melody Geo. W. Meyer, of
U-S. ©lc Dee. 5, 1923; BH 575258 ;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 23652

Cowboy’s (The) lament; w collected
John .A. Lomax, m arr. Oscar J.

Fox, of U. .S.; high voice. © Nov.
10, 19283; 2 ec. Dee. 17; EB 575925;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. [©
arrangement] 23653

Cradle song; refrain de berceuse, by
Palmgren, ed. and played Ruth Alex-
ander Tracy, of U. 8. (Solo earola,
no, 75166) [Music roll] © Dee. 17,
1923; 2 e. Dec. 24; BE 578498; Cable
co., Chicago. [© interpretation and
editing] 23654

w M. R. W., m Uda Waldrop, of

U. S.; high voice. © Dec. 10, 1923;

2 e. Dee. 17; E 575924; G. Schirmer,

ine., New York. 23655

Crazy, what d’ye mean; w L. F.
Francis, melody J. C., of U. S. ©

1 .e@ Dec. 1, 1923; 3 577646; Jed —

Carroll, New York. 23656
Création (La) du monde; ballet de
Blaise Cendrars, musique de Darius
Milhaud, of France: pf. 4 quatre

1322

23647 —

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no. 18, 1923

Daddy what will baby say when she

mains. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1-¢. Nov.
30; E 572938; Max Eschig et cie.,
Paris. [© reduction] 23657

Creation’s chorus; Children’s day serv-
ice, w and m W. B. yo san eb of

POS Sve... ©: Apr. 17,:1922;.2. ¢
Dec. 29, 1923; HB 580301 : Judefind
bros., Baltimore. 23658 |

Creed (The) of the klan; w Earl BE.
Crooke, m a klansman [i. e. E. EH.
C.], of U. S. Indianapolis, A klans-
man. (Cover title: The creed of the
Ku klux klan) © Nov. 10, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 8; E 578484; Rosemary
Campbell, Indianapolis. 23659

Walter Rolfe, of
(Fleeting fancies) ©

Creep mouse; by
Geis pk

Ween ais 1923.5 32. c: Dee: 133 Hh
579786; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23660
Crimson rambler; by Daniel Rowe, of
Us pe) Cis June) ‘© Dec. 11,
1923; 2 c. Dee. 18; E 575698 ; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23661

Cristemas; w early English, m Ger-
rard Williams, of Great Britain. ©
Nov. 295) 1923: Pee: Nov: 22; EB

572886 ; Chappell & €0., Itd., Lon-
don. 23662
Crown Him with praise; Christmas

service, w Lizzie De Armond, m
A. L. Judefind and others, of U. S.
Svo. © Oct. 6, 1923; 2 ¢ Dec. 29;
E 580319; ‘Judefind bros., Balti-
more. 23663

Cruiser Omaha; march, K. L. King.
of U. S.; band. 4to. © Mar. 10,
1S2a; 2 ¢. Dee. 21; E 578082; C. L.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ta. 23664

Cry baby; w A. H. S., melody Harry
Hoffman, of: U. S§. 1 « Dec.
17, 1923; E 575906; Alexander H.
Schulman, Pyle, Pa.

Cuddlin’ blues; w and m G. B. M.,
one U: S.C tee. Dee: 3; 1923:

. 675254; Grace Bibber Murphy,
Charlotte, Me. 23666

Czar (The) cavatina; from The snow
maiden, N. Rimsky-Korsakow, arr.

Joseph. A. Marr, of U. S8.; orch.
Ato. (Photoplay edition, no. 12)

© Dee! 7) 19233:'2 ex Dees-293" Hh
578555 ; Cundy-Bettoney co., Boston.
[© arrangement] 23667

grows older; w W. F. P., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Kisher]* of: U. S. © 1c Dec. 17,
O25" iy oOToo00. . Wt. ke Perry,
Orlando, Fla. 283668

23665: |.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

23680

Daddy, wrap me up; w and m M. D.

G., of U: S.- © 1 & Dec. 19, 1923;
KB} 575975; Maurice D. Grover, Min- ‘
neapolis. 23669

Daffy-dill (The); from Moonlight, w

Wm. B. Friedlander, m Con Conrad,
of U. S. © Dee. 29, 1923; 2 e. Dee.
ol; E 578489; Edward B. Marks
| music co., New York. 23670
Damming, but you can’t damn me:.
w R: RK. -F., m Ivan Hoff, of U.-S.
© 1 « Dee. 21, 1928; E 580017;
Ruth Reuck Flaster, Pleasantville,
NEY. 23671

Dance of the elves; by A. Wachen-
‘dorf-Lewis, rev. B. Percy James, of

U..S.; pf. Rev. and enl. ed. Bos-
ton, W. B. Hasey & co. (Pleasing
pieces) © Dec. 10, 1923; 2 c. Dec.

12; E 577939; W. B. Hasey, Boston.
[© new matter] 23672

— by Edna Gockel Gussen, of U. S.;
pt. © Dec. 27, 1923; 2 c Dee. 22;
Hi 578124; FE. W. Schulz & co., Bos-
ton. 23673

‘Dance of the Gypsies; by Ambrose
‘Coppée, of U. S., op. 150; pf. (Tone
greetings) © Dec. 5, 1923; 2 «
Dee. 14; E 575866; Bach music co.,
Boston. 23674
Dance of the och bugs; by ‘BR. -M.
Stults, of U. S.; pf. New York—Bos-
ton—Chicago, raves music co. ©
Wee, SI, 19938: 2: « Dee. 2° "ER
578255; M. T. Evans, Boston. 23675
Dance of the rosebuds; by Frederick
Keats: “6f°U:°S.; pf. “©! Dec. “11,
1923 ; 9 e. Dee. 13; E 575699; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23676
‘Dance of the senoritas; by N. O., of

ay ss ere KE) eo Meret tO), VO28 5
. BE 575406; Nathan Oppleman, Rich-

mond. 23677
‘Dancin’ Dan; w Wm. Tracey, m Jack

) Stantey, io. U.S. ©: Dec 15,1928 ;
' 9 e. Dee. 17: E 575970; Goodman &
Rose, ine., New York. 23678
‘Danny boy; Londonderry air, arr.
Sydney Herbert, of Great Britain,
from the song arr. of Fred Weath-
erly; ‘full military. band... Ato.
(Boosey & co.’s supplemental jour-
Stitt fC) NOV 1, fozae uk £2 Dec 1;
BH 573125: Boosey & co., London.
[© arrangement] 23679
Dans les bois (In the woods) ; by Gas-
ton Borch, of Norway; oreh. with
pf. conductor. 4to. (Hawkes’ photo
play series, no. 30) © Oct. 31, 1923;
1 ¢@ Nov. 10; E 573208; Hawkes &
son, London. 23680

1325

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23681 q

¢

pt. 117; DFs.,95 18

Danse 4 Vorteil; toe dance, Charles
Dallier, of U. S.; pf. © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 18; E 575780: Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23681

Danse de féte; by Henry Tolhurst, of
Great Britain; violin and pf.
Dee. 11, 1923 ; 2 c. Dec. 138; BE 575737 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23682

Danse de joie; mazurka, J. Frank
Frysinger, of U. S., op. 201; pf. ©
Dec. 27, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 29; E 578397 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23683

Danse des gnomes; morceau de salon,
T. Cuthbert Samuels, of Great
Britain; pf. © Dee. 13, 1923; 1 e.
Dec. 27; E 573267; Duff, Stewart &
co., Itd., London. 23684

Dansopation; syncopated novelty fox-
trot, Martin K. Mortensen, of Can-
ada; pf. © Nov. 26, 1923; 2 ec. Dec.
20; E 578111; Hearst music pub-
lishers, Itd., Winnipeg, Canada.

23685

Darktown (The) dancing team; w and
melody by Fred Hall [pseud. of
F. A. A.J] of U. S. ©1t. Nov. 30,
1923; EH. 575821; Fred Arthur Ahl,
New York. 23686

Darktown has a gay white way; w and
m Shelton Brooks, of U.S. Shelton
Brooks, ed. New York, Shelton
Brooks. © Dee. 17, 1923; 2 © Dee.
15; E 577919; EF. Wallace Rega, New
York. 23687

Dashing through the snow: by M. W.
Butler, of U. S.; pf. with song. ©
Dec. 6, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 10; E 575460;
A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo.

23688

Davis (John David) Praeludium; by
J. D. Davis, of Great Britain, op. 75;
pf. © Dee. 20, 1923; 1 e. Dee. 27;
E 573244; Murdoch, Murdoch & co.,
London. 23689

,Davis (The) short method; compiler
of U. S.,.op. 2; vocal and instru-
mental. Davis conservatory of pop-
ular music. © July 16, 1923; 2c.
and aff. July 18; A 753458; George
Bridge Davis, Salt Lake City. 23690

Day by day; w and melody D. B. W.,
OF Us So: ©: 1c)" Dee, 26. 1923;
E 580236; David Brainerd Willis,
Allegan, Mich. 23691

Day is dawning; w andm J. V. R., of
U. S. 8vo. © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 «.
Dee. 10; E 575408; James V. Reid,
Oakland City, Ind. 23692

Day of glory; Easter service, w Alfred

Barratt and others,.m Broughton
Edwards and others, of U. S. 8vo.

Dear old mother;

© Jan. 26, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 6;
A %757942; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. ~ 23693

Dear (A) kiss; musical play, w and
melody J. 8S. G., of U. S.. Voeal sc.
© 1 ¢ Nov. 28, 19238; EB 575249;
Jonn S. Greenbaum, New York.

23694

Dear little girl of mine; waltz, w
J. W.-H, mJ Pew, of UD sSarr.
T. Jay Flanagan, of U. 8. Syracuse,
N. Y., Rex music co.. © Nov. 6,
19285; 2 c. Dee. 8; H. 577937; John
W. Hoffshire and Joseph P. Deyulio,
Syracuse, N. Y. 23695

Dear memories; by Carl Schmeidler,
of Germany; pf. © Dec. 27, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 29; E 578409; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 23696

‘Dear mother if upon this earth; w

and melody D. BH. S., of U. S. ©1
e. Dec. 28, 1923; E 578273; David
K. Sandberg, Detroit. 23697

Dear old dad; w U. W., m Al. Meehan,
of U. S.; pf. with w. © Dee. 6,
1923; 2. ec. Dee. 10; E 575422; Una
Wilson, Kewanna, Ind. 23698

‘Dear old Georgia mammy, sing again

to me; w and m H. A. H., of U. S..
New York, Sherwood music co. ©
Nov. 21, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 3; EH 575232 ;
Harold Arlington Hummer, Dover,
N. J. 23699
waltz ballad, w
Adele Brandon, m Faye Atkins, of
U. 8S. © Dee. 27, 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 28;
E 578259; Unity music publishers,

inec., New York. 23700
_——— + —— —— arr. and ed. W. C.
- Polla, of U. S.; orch. 4to. © Dec.

14, 1928; 2 ec. Dee. 15; H 577922;
Unity music publishers, ine., New
York. 23701

‘Dear old U. 8. A.; w andm F. L. L.,

of Canada, arr. Henri Miro, of Can-
ada. ©l1c. Dec. 28, 1923 ; H 578363 ;
Felix L. Lewis, Montreal, Canada.

23702

‘Dear old Yale; w and m HE. W., of

U. S.; mixed voices. © 1 c¢. Dee. 8,
1923; EH 575351; Elsie: Weissleder,
Cincinnati, 23703

‘Dear pity, how? ah how? by John Wil-

bye, of Hngland, ed. and adapted
EHdmund H. Fellowes, of Great Brit-
ain; male voices. 4to. (John Wil-
bye’s first set of madrigals, no. 5:
Male voice choir library, no. 107)
©: Oct. 15, 1923 341 %e) sOctn 2aenEr
572694; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
[© arrangement] 23704

1324

eS Se, i

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

Dearie before we part, you been pal
of my heart; w and melody J. J. M.,
Sree s. “© ft ¢ Dec 15)" 1923 7h
577905; John J. Molitoris, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 25705

Deep in the night; w Sara Teasdale,
m Janet Grace, of U. S.; high voice.
© Woy.30,, 1923502 .¢.) Dec: 28;
578296: Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

23706

Dejlig (En) pige; tekst Alfred Kjer-
ulf, musik Edvard Brink, of Den-
mark; klaver med tekst. © Nov.
Bieeto2s. t ¢€ Dee. 14; BH 573176;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

23707

Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Cop-
pélia; suite de ballet, Leo Delibes,
arr. M. L. Lake, of U. S.; military
band, with conductor. Carl Fisch-
er’s ed. (United States military
band journal, J. 284, 285) pt. 1.
1. Fanfare et Marche de la cloche.—
2. Valse des heures.—3. Musique des
automates.—4. Noce villageoise. pt.
2. 5. Introduction et Valse de la
poupée.—6. Marche des guerrieres.—
7. Czardas,, © Noy. 24, 1923; 2 c.
each Dee. 24; E 580076, 580077;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York. [©
arrangement] 23708, 23709

De Lyle (Carlyon) 20 little-hand
pieces; with singable rhymes, John
Alleyne, m C. D., of England; pf.
© Dec. 12, 1923; 1 « Dec. 12; E
573294; Swan & co., Itd., London.

23710
Demarest (Clifford) Intermezzo; by
(TIP: oi. S.:,0rgan. i vO /Dee,, 22,

1923; 2 ec. Dec. 31; E 578414; Har-
old Flammer, inc., New York.
poses OD

Det er statistik revist; af Tivoli
-revyen 1923, tekst af Axel Andrea-
sen. musik af James Milton, of Den-
mark; piano. © July 12, 1923: 1 «¢.
July 28; EK 567467; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. Pate,

Deux (Les) pigeons, la chouette et le
corbeau; paroles et musique de Jac.
Nam, of France. Editions Ricordi.
(Fables de mon village) © UDee.
Bh. AO25%' ! ec Dee. 28 EH 5(3368 ;
Société anonyme des editions Ri-
cordi, Paris. 23713

Dicty blues; fox trot, Fletcher Hen-
derson, of U. S., arr. Raymond Mat-
thews, of U. S.; pf. 4to. © Dec.
oO, toca be Nov. 21 =f ec; Dee" 6;
E 575293; Down South music pub.
corp., New York. 23714

23726

Did you hear my Jesus; arr. J. B.
Herbert, of U. S.; male voices. ©
Decent ie< 1923.) 2'e (Dee. 260240
580216: Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. [© arrangement] 23715

Disappointed (The) blues; w J. N.
E. Harris, melody John F. Ryan, of
eS eo) Lc ec 28) 19282
578246; J. N. E. Harris, Brooklyn.

23716

Diversions; five pieces, John Alden
Carpenter,,.of .U:; Ss; pf: ..©. Dee.
28719238 5 27 ¢. Dee;jol;, Hi580355;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 23717

Dixie; arr. J. Owen Long, of U. S.;
‘pf., four hands. © Dec. 7, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 12; BH 575526; D. W. Crist,
Alliance, O. 23718

Dixie Susan, tell the folks in Dixie
that ’m coming; w and m Justin
Ring and Fred W. Hager, of U. S.
© Dee. 31, 1923; 2 c« Dee 29; E
5803824; F. Wallace Rega, New
York. 23719

Dodgin’ the blues; melody A. M. Gif-
ford; of ° U.S. ©! 1. e.’ Dec! “17;
1923; E 575891; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.

23720

Doggone blues; w Nelson Chon, melo-
dy?C: MEW of USS Orc. ‘Dec.
28, 1923; HE 578275; Clarence M.
Jones and Henry J. Kemp, Chicago.

Zat21

Doll baby, that’s the kind of a baby
I am; w and melody Billy Higgins
and Clarence Williams, of U. S.

1 @ Dee. 17, 1923; EH 575899; Clar-
ence Williams music pubéo3! ine,
New York. Pay py

Dollar sign; fox trot song, w and m
Manley Marks and Samuel Ring, of
U. S.. © Dee. 7, 1923; 2 c. Dee.
8; E 577794; Marks-Ring assn.,
Rochester, N. Y. ? 23723

Don Juan Marana; oper in drei akten,
av August Enna, of Denmark;
klavierauszug mit text. © Nov. 27,
1923; 1 c« Dee. 14; D 26510; Skan-
dinavisk teater bureau, a.
penhagen. 23724

Donkey (The); Palm Sunday, w G.
K. Chesterton, m Maurice Besly, of
Great Britain, op. 24, no. 2. no. 1
ea: © Nov. 2, 1923: 1c. Dec, 12;
E 573136; Boosey & co., London.

23725

Don’t be afraid there’s no one around;
w and melody A. S., of U. S. ©
1 @ Dec. 20, 1923;-E 578030; Alex-
ander Sussman, Philadelphia. 23726

r 1325

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23727

pt. 111, Ns. 9s

Don’t take everybody for your friend; ; Dream girl of mine; w P. F. C., m Geo.

Wi and mm 32. Be: Be oe). Saar:
Eddie Heywood, of U. S. © 1 .e.
Dec. *28,..192383 H Sf8d16> :idalas.
Hooten, Baltimore. 2627
Don’t worry, just pray; w and m
James Fitch, of Great Britain. ©
Now 105. FO2 32 ee WCC aaa
575194; William McEwan, Roanoke,
Va. “ih 23728

Doodle-bug book of songs for children ;
by. Mary B. Ferris, of U. 8.
NGy. (22) (1923 2“7e: NGV. soe aa.
Noy. 24; A 766009; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 23729

Dora; mazurka, by Angelo Sebas-
tianelli, of U. S.: pf. accordeon.
(Piano accordeon edition, no. 1003)
© June 20, 1922: 2.4e -Decit a2:
1923; E 575513; John A. Cerabino,
New York. 23730

Down at the Hippodrome; w Cliff
Friend. melody Walter Donaldson,

of; U. 8.1: ©-A-e. Dee 17, 1923678
975885; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 23731

Down by the Murray; w and m Jack
O’Hagan, of Australia. © Sept. 3,
1923; 1 ec. Dec. 26; E 5733805; Allan
& co., pty., Itd., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 23732

Down home blues; w Nathan Deitel-
~baum, melody M. B., arr. Walter
Paul, of U.S. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1923;
E. 575292; Morde Berkowitz, Phila-

delphia. 23733
Down in Tennessee; w and melody
OWoiVs 08 Ui Se GJe.) Dee 522:
1928; E 578075; Fred William
Vaughan, New York. 23734

Down Miami way; w Geraldine Engel,
mi, J. M.. S.-0f heS.areeG: EK. \0f
U. 8. ©1.¢. Dee. 1, 19238; E 577648 ;
James Maynard Spencer, Syracuse,
ING 23730

Down the road to yesterday,; w John
Steel, m Pierre Connor and Ernest
Stevens, of U. S. © Dee. 18, 1923;
2 ¢« Dec. 18; E 577996; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

‘ 23736

Dragonflies; waltz, Walter Rolfe, of
U. S.: pf. (Told in tones) © Dee.
11), (1923'3))2e!); Dee. 13s biased ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23737

Drake’s drum; musical comedy in two
acts, w P. Lloyd-Smith and others,
m Robert M. Crawford and others,

of U. S. © Dec. 7, 1923; 2 c. Dee. |.

Ib athe Dee} 108
Church co., Cincinnati.

A 766295; John
237388

Graff, jr.,.0£.. U.S» amie heowene.
Beach, ‘of U.S. © 1, ¢20ee sla,
1923; E 577849; Paul F. Carovina,
- New York. Zoatoe

Dream of yesterday; by M. L. Preston,
of U. 8.5 ph) © Wee ii tena.
Dec. 13; E 575680; Theo. Presser
€0.2 Philadelphia. 23740

Dream of youth; reverie, H. D. Hewitt,
of U. S.; pf. (Field and shore) ©
Dec. 11, 19235 2 © Dees; Hh Siam:
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphiasy >

| 23741

Dream time; by F. J. M., of Canada.,.
domiciled at Hollywood, Calif., arr.
Vern Elliott, of U. S.; melody with
pf. acc. © 1 ce Dee. 18, 1923; EF
o77972; Fred J. McManus, Holly-
wood, Calif. 23742

Dreaming; w J. A. M., m George
Graff, jr. of USS. @re. Due iG.
Beach, of U. S. ©1c. Dee. 18, 1923 ;
E 577958; Jessie A. McGrath, Wa-
seca, Minn. 23743

Dreaming at twilight means dreaming
of you; w and melody R. R., of U.S.
© 1-¢. Dee. 10) 19238; 2 575466
Ruby Robertson, New York. 23744 —

Dreaming of you and home sweet
home; w E. W., m Al. Meehan, of
U. S.; pf. with w. © Dee. 6, 1923;
2 ce. Dec. 10; E 575426; Edith Wen-
singer, Fremont, O. 23745.

Dreams; w A. M. Z., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
U.S. ©1c. Dec. 5, 1923; H 575264 ;
Anna M. Zike, Denver, Col. 23746

w L. S. B., m George Graff, jr.,
of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
Un Se (Oodle. Dec ae, aes
577954; Lennie S. Bordelon, Cotton-
port, La. 23T4T

Dreams of my child; w G. P., m Ray

Ross Frampton [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] of U. S. New York, Frank
-Harding. © Dec. 10, 1923; 2 ce. Dec.
20; E 578217; Gertrude Parker, Mid-
dletown, Calif. 23748

Dreams of you; w P. Fitch, m George
Graff, jr., of U.os.,, arr. -DheonG.
Beach,».of. U.S. 44@) alle. Meee,
1923; E 577952; Pansy Fitch, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 23749 ©

Drifting waltz; by Walter Rolfe, of
OU. Sis pt: Gjuventled kyries).,,.4©>
Dec. 27, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 29; E 578364 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23750.

1326

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

23773

Drop that sack; melody L. A. and
Py). \of U. S.,,arr. Lillian Hardin,
anes SS. © Lf ce Dee. 8. 1923 54H
577784; Louis Armstrong and Phil-
more Holley, Chicago. 23711

Du bist so appetitlich; lied und shim-
my, worte von A. Egen und Benno
Vigny, musik von Austin Egen, of
eee ©), Mar..25, 19238: 1-c, June
13, 1 ce. Dec. 1; E 566621; L. Dob-
linger (B. Herzmansky), Vienna.

2atoe

Du sku’pakke klunset sammen; tekst
Ludy. Brandstrup, musik Emil Ree-
sen, of Denmark; klaver med tekst.
(Jn Dansk arbejde) © Dec. 8, 1923;
1 « Dee. 24; E 5732638; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 23793

Duetto comico; atto 2, di Il ventaglio,
commedia musicale in tre atti di
Emilio Reggio, musica di Alfredo
Cuscina, of Italy. © Dee. 29, 1923;
1 c.. Dec. 31; HB. 513357 ; G...Ricordi
& co., Milan. 23754

Dumbledownshire; w H. M. Burnaby,
m Cuthbert Clarke, of Great
Britain; in A flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 15, 1923;
1 ¢. Dec. 26; E 573276; Reynolds &
co., London. 23755

Dus hepele; w and melody A. K., of
Poland, domiciled at New York, ©
1 e. Dec. 19, 1923; E 575977; Adolph
Kking, New York. 23756
Dus klezmeril; w and melody A. K., of
Poland, domiciled at New York.
1 ¢ Dee. 19, 1923; E 575978; Adolph
_ King, New York. 23757
Dusting along; musical comedy in two
acts, and eight scenes, w and m
S. R., of U. S. In two pts., libretto
and music. © 1 ¢. Dec. 13, 1923;

D 26508; Sherwood Rollins, New .

York. 23758

Dutch lullaby ; two-part song, w Sarah
Grames Clark, m Ira B. Wilson, of
U. S. 4to. (Theo. Presser’ co.
school choruses) © Dec. 11, 1923;
2c¢ Dec. 18; E 575615; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 23759

E mnammurate; versi e musica arr. da’

G. R.; of U. S. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1928;
KE 575355; Giuseppe Russo, Phila-
delphia. 23760

E Z method; system for self instruc-
pron. We J. S., of Wei S: | Atone a.
How to play the flute and piccolo.—
2.. How to play the clarinet. © Oct.
eae): 42 ices Cach (Oet, s2isiail,
Oct. 25; A 762635, 762636; Wm. J.
Smith music co., ine., New York.

23761, 23762

Early days at the pianoforte; by Noel
Norman, of England. © Dee. 6,
1923; 1 e@. Dec. 22; E 5738225; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 23763

Early Italian songs and airs; v. 1, Cac-
cini to Bononcini, ed. Pietro
Florida, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. (Musician’s brary) ).cke
High voice.—2. Low voice. © July
17, 1923; 2 ¢. each) and aff. Nov. 8;
A 765356 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

23764

East; w Percy O. Brewer, m Walter
Smith, of U. S. © Dec. 31, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 26; E 578185; Reece &

_ Fuhrman, ine., San Francisco.

23765

Easter song; w Lilian Middleton
li. e. L. M. M.J], m Ida Bostelmann,
of Great Britain, domiciled at West
Newton, Mass. 16mo. © Mar. 14,
1928.5 2:68 0 Mat. NG: i OF TMIGSS
Lilian Middleton McMullen, West
Newton, Mass. 23766

Eccentric (The); polka de salon, Ed-
uardo Marzo, of U. 8S.; pf. © Dec.
ZA. toe: 2..¢. Dec. 29)... Sloasos
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23767

Eclipse galop; by K. L. King, of U. S.;
orch. with pf. acc. 4to. © Mar. 10,
1923 ;.2, ec. Dec. 21;. Hi 578079); “Ce LL.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 23768

Ecstasy; by J. G. Cummings, of U. S.;

organ. © Dee. 11, 1923;.2 c Dee.
13; E 575762; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 20169

Educator :(The), book II; unison exer-
cises, C. L. B., of U. S.3) military
band, pts. © Oct. 16, 1923; 2 c. each
Dee. 24; E 578168; C. L. Barn-
house, Oskaloosa, Ia. 23770

Eg elskar dei voggande tonar; tekst
og musik af Chr. Lepsée, of Norway,
rey. and ed. Bjarne Rolseth, of U. 8.
©" Dee. 10; 1923: 2 ¢. Dee 15°" Hh
577881; Norwegian-American music
co., New York. 23771

Elfin dreams; by W. R., of U. S.; pf.
© Dec. 24, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 26; E
580202 ; Walter Rolfe, Rumford, Me.

Zoe

Elisa mazurka; by Frank Umbriaco,
of U. S.; pf. accordeon. (Piano ac-
cordeocn edition, no. 1012) © June
26), 1928802) Dec). 1250) s1dal9;
John A. Cerabino, New York.

23773

1327

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 11, Bis es

Elves’ midnight parade; by M: L. Pres-
ton, of U. S.; pf. © Dec. 27, 1923;
2 c. Dec. 29; E 578408; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 23774

Enchantress ; by Gaston Borch, of Nor-
way; orch. with pf. conductor. 4to.
(Hawkes’ photo play series, no. 27)
© Oct. 31, 1923; 1 ¢..Nov. 10; E
573205; Hawkes & son, London.

23

ice
Enfants (Les) de notre Bretagne;
le retour, poésie de André Alexan-
dre, musique de Charles Levadé, of
France; sop. ou ten. © Dec. 27,
19235 2f-¢,. “Dees 285. Hy Ofasbo gane-
ciété anonyme des editions Ricordi,
Paris. 23776

Enter these enchanted .woods; w
George Meredith, m D. Vaughan
Thomas, of England; ten. or sop.,
in C. (Swan edition, no. 38) |
Oct. 11, 1923; 1:¢.) Oct. 13; Ei 573308 ;
Swan & co., Itd., London. sr (rere

Entrata; in modo barocco, av Ture
Rangstrom, of Sweden; violin och
piano. (Edition musicalia, nr. 100:
Suite ar. 72, 2)" '@\ Woy. 1 1923:
1 ec. Nov. 20; E 572830: Nordiska
musik-forlaget, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 23778

Hpitaph; w Walter De La Mare, m
Mary Sheldon, of England; in F.
(Swan edition, no. 36) © Sept. 28,
1923; 1 c« Oct. 1; E 573302; Swan
& co., Itd., London. 23779

Hstranged; w and m W. B. J., of
U. S., arr. Alfred Dalby, of U. S.;
inD. ©1c. Dee. 8, 1923; EH 575246 ;
William B. Jones, Nanuet, N. Y.

23780

Eternal (The) city of dreams; w Gus
Kahn, m Ted Fiorito, of U. S. ©
Dec. 10, (19235) 2sce Mec. 143
575521; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York. 23781

Evangeline and the baby; w and mel-
ody F. C., of U. S. ©1.e. Dec. 28,
1923; E 578211; Frederic Cromwell,
Chicago. 23782

Eve (The) of St. John; one act opera,
w Hleanor Farjeon, m A. C. Mac-
kenzie, of Great Britain, op. 87;
vocal sc. © Nov. 27, 1923; 1 ce. Dec.
12; E 573172; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 23783

Evening meditation; by W. D. Arm-
strong, of U. S.; organ. © Dee. 27,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 29; E 578401; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23784

Evening pastorale; the curfew, Edwin

H. Lemare, of England, domiciled at
Portland, Me., op. 128; organ. ©

Dec, 11, 1923 32) ¢ Deeiaae we
575690; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23785
Evening prayer; w Hlsie Klingel
Walker, m-P. W., cf U. 8S: ©) Wec.
9, 19235 2’ cc... Dech ad: * he siiees:
Paul Walker, Baltimore. 23786
Evening (An) thought; by Paolo
Conte, of U. S., op. 29; pf. © Dec.

tt T9238
Theo.

2 ©. Dec la: H) atoaee =
Presser €o., Philadelphia,

Eventide; w Lois Smith, m N. H. 8.
of U. S. ©:1 «@ Dec 29, 1923; kk
580339; Nellie H. Schmitt, Lincoln
Neb. 23788

Ever for you: wags DeVere oss
pf: © Dec. 15, 1928-92 ce Dee 15:
E 577893; Donato Montano, Brook-
lyn. 23783

Ever onward; march, by Will S. Wil-
cox, of U. S., op. 30, no. 4; pf., treble
clef, in G. (Five instructive and
melodious pieces for the piano, no. 4)
© Dec. 22, 1923; 2 « Dec. 24; B
580050; Wilcox music c¢o., Plains,
Pa. 23790

Every-one is looking for a real live
pappa; w andm J. O. W., of U. S.,
arr. Max Fehrman, of U.S. ©1.
Dec. 17, 1923; E 575904; James
Otis Walters, Cleveland. 235791

Eye (The) of Siva; fox-trot, from the
musical play, w and m Jan Van Dee,
of Great Britain. © Oct. 12, 1923;
1 ec. Nov. 20; E 572817; Cavendish
music co., London. 23792

Fa’ core mio comme si’ fatto; versi e
musica di Luigi Donadio, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; mand. ace.
4to. © Nov: 1, 19235 2ie Now 15;

E 575255; Verdi’s music roll co.,
New York. 23793
Fair (The) equestrian ; galop.
Daniel Rowe, of U. 8.; pf. (In the
park)|) ’©.'Dee.| 27, 19235, 2acavec.
29; E 578373; Theo. Presser cO.,
Philadelphia. 23794

Fairies’ (The) dance; four atk song,
w Cynthia Davril, m Gustave
Ferrari, of U. S.; women’s voices.
Ato: © Dec. 3, 19233 2c. Dee 28;
BH 578297; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

23795

Fairies’ (The) revelry (La cinquan-
taine) ; three-part song, w Shirley
Dean Nevin, m Gabriel-Marie, arr.
Si) BD. Nevin, . of Usa; pigs
voices. 4to. © Dee. 14, 1923;

Dee.. 28; E 578298; Oliver set
co., Boston. [© arrangement]
23796

1328

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 18, 1928

Fairies’ (The) silver aeroplane; w
Leslie M. Oyler, m Ernest Austin,
of England, op. 69, no. 12; unison
voices, in D. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 15, 1923;
1 ce. Nov. 17; E 572834; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 23197

Fairy dance; by F. Fiaxington Harker,

of UW. S.,,.0p.. 29, no. 3; pf. (Fairy
tone pictures) © Dec. 11, 1923;
Peet Wees) to jocH (D006 3, Cheo:
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23798
Fairy (The) princess; by Henry

Holden Huss, of U. 8.; pf. (Sheet
music edition, P. 1339: Happy days,

HO.) .4(C); Nov. 27,- 1923; 2. ¢. Dee.
24;.E 580069; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 23799
Fairy ring; part song, Mabel W.
Daniels, op. 28, no.. 2; Women’s
voices. © 1c Dec. 28, 1923; HE
578269; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 23800
Fairy road; part song, Mabel W.
Daniels, of U. S., op. 28, no. 1;

women’s voices. © 1. c.. Dec. 28,
1923; EH 578268; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 23801
Haney free; waltz, Sydney Baynes, of
' Great Britain; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1923; 1c.
Dee. 11; H 573120; Cavendish music
co., London. [© arrangement]
238802
Fantasia; dell’ opera Chopin, di G.
Orefice, riduzione di Filomeno De
Cristofaro, of Italy; archi e pf.,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Oct. 20,
1923; 1 @ Nov. 22; E 573140; Casa

musicale Sonzogno, s. a., Milan.
[© reduction] 23803
Fantasia waltz; by M. Parti. arr.

Angelo Sebastianelli, of U. S.; pf.
accordeon
tion, no. 1015) © June 26, 1923;
2 e@ Dee. 12; E 575514; John A.
Cerabino,, New York. 23804
Fascination; intermezzo, Charles F.
Garey,..o£ U.:Ss-op. 50; pf. - ©
Bee. 19, 19285,:2../e;) Dees-.22);, EB
580224; Anthony bros., Fall River,
Mass. 23805

Faun (The) despondent; w Wilfrid
Thorley, m Granville Bantock, of
England. (Pagan chants,
© Dee. 21, 1923; 1 « Dec. 22; BH
513375; Swan & co., ltd., London.

23806

Fedora; intermezzo, dell’ opera, di U.
- Giordano, riduzione di Oscar Faeldo,
of Italy; archi e pf., con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1923; 1.

. (Piano accordeon edi-.

no. 4)

23818
Nov. 22; E 573141; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s. a., Milan. [© reduc-
tion] 23807

Fete triumphal; march, K. L. King,
of WSs Ubamd.+.'4te:, ©)) Mar 10,
1923: 2 @, Dee,.21 2 Hi ST8083 34 Cz Mi:
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 23808

Fiddle dances; ten old English dance
tunes, set Adam Carse, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. (Album se-
ries, no. 85) © Nov. 30, 19238; 1 «
Dec. 27; E 573236; -Augener, Itd.,
London. [© arrangement] 23809

Fiddlin’ Mose; w and m Chet Arthur
fi..e. C. A.J] of U. 8.3; pf. with -w.
©) devel. Deck Jt, 19255 hi boop
Chester Arthur, Newark, N. J.

23810

Fiery (The) cross on high; w and m
J. Owen Smith, of U. S. © Dec.
G0 1923"; 72, ¢, Dec. Ss 7 Ditties:
Central states distributing co., In-
dianapolis. 23811

Fiesta espagnole; by Pablo Garcia, of
U. S.; pf. New York, Evans music
co. © Dee. 31, 1923; 2 @ Dec. 29;
E 578253; M. T. Evans, Boston.

23812

Finale in C; by Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; organ. © Dec. 11,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 18; E 575709; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23813

Finale quasi grottesca; in modo ba-
rocco, av. Ture Rangstrém, of Swe-
den; violin och piano. (Hdition
musicalia, nr. 102: Suite nr. 2, 3)
© Nov. 1, 1923; 1 c@ Nov. 20; BE
572832; Nordiska musik forlaget, a.
b., Stockholm, Sweden. 23814

First Hawaiian conservatory of music.
inc.; lesson 1, by James Barker, of

UL" S:3° ten” banjo. © Sept. 28,
19225°12 ey and ‘affh Nov. 153) A
763422; First Hawaiian conserva-

tory of music, inc., New York.

23815
First (The) kiss; w Curtis Snead Haz-
zard, m Hlizabeth Bangs, of U. S.,
arr. Mrs. B. L. M, of U. S. ©1e.
Dee. 14, 1923; E 575817; Mrs. Ber-

nard L. McGarvey, Washington.
23816
First thoughts; w Ronald Frankau, m
Leo Conriche, of England; in E flat.
© Dec. 29, 1923; 1 « Dec. 31; E
573327; Leonard & co., London.
- 23817

| Flapper (The) blues; w A. T., m Ar-

nold T. Lax, of U. S. New York,
Manhattan music co. © Dee. 1,
1923; 2 e@ Dee. 31; EH 578454; Alva
Thomas, Graham, Ky: 23818

1329

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23819

pt: 11, Save as

Flappers; w J. L., melody John F.
Ryan, of U.\S.+© 1c. Dee: 22; 1928);
E 578062; John Lucas, Norton, Va.

23819

Flirtations; trio, Herbert L. Clarke,
of U. S.; three cornets. 1. With
band ace. 4to—2. With piano ace.

©) Novi 26), 1923 4"2 es each, Now.
30; E 577650, 577651; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 23820, 23821

Flitting butterflies; Walter Rolfe, of
U. S.; pf. (Fleeting fancies) ©
Bee Ui T923-° 2 GC. ACG hen na en
575751; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23822

Floating clouds; mazurka_ brillante,
Camille Shervais, of U. S., op. 154;
pf. (Modern collection of piano-
forte pieces) © Dec. 5, 1923; 2 «¢.
Dec. 14; E 575868; Bach music ¢o.,
Boston. 23823

Floradella; by Arthur Traves Gran-
field, of U. S., op. 10, no. 2; pf. ©

BEDE, 9253, 72 wey Dee. «(28% 4H
578300; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
23824

Floral pageant; march, Daniel Rowe,

OL AW aS ee. Chniihe® park ye
Decwgiksy 1923 2 hes iDec:. BIE CH
578377 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23825

Florence; w and m N. RAG on ae ones
© 1 e. Dec. 3, 1923; E 575239; Nilo
Trollii, Los Angeles. 23826

Florient; waltz song, w C. J..D., m
Clarence E. Dunning and Gustav F.
Strehlow, of U. S., arr. C. E. D. ©
1 ¢. Dee. 20, 1923; E 578017; Clay-
ton J. Dunning, Jackson, Mich.

23827
Flotow (Friedrich von) How so
fair; part-song from Martha, act

III, F. von Flotow, arr. N. Clifford
Page, of U. S.; mixed voices. Ato.
© Nov. 28,.1928: 2 c«. Dec. 29: B
978337; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[© arrangement] 23828

Flourish; by Harold Bauer, of HEng-
land, domiciled at New York; pf.
(Tunes from the eighteenth cen-
tury. no. 4.) © Dec. 17, 1923; 2 ¢.
Dec. 20; E 580007; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23829

Flower (A) for you, mother dear; w
oo aun Buck! cho. h.) UB Ove We ain:
Ira B. Wilson, of U. S. (Octavo, no.
2809, 3543) 1. Men’s voices.—2.
Women’s voices.
2c. Dee. 31; E 580413, 580414; Lo-
renz pub. co., Dayton. 23830, 23831

© Oct. 12, 1923;.

Flower (The) garden; w W. P.
melody John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©
1 ¢c. Dee. 7, 1923; E 575309; Winnie
Perry, Richmond. 23832

Flower song (Blumentied); by Gus-
tav Lange, arr. Calvin Grooms, of
U. S.; C melody saxophone and pf.,

with pts. for E flat alto, B flat ten

and C melody saxophones. Century
certified ed. (Favorite light clas-
Sics for saxophone with piano ac-
companiment, series II, no. 2226)
© Dec. 20, 1923; 2 c Dec. 20; B
578047; Century music pub. eo.,.
New York. [© arrangement] 23833

Flowery dell: by Daniel Rowe, of
U. S.; pf. (In the park) © Dec.
27, 1928; 2 .¢ Deée.29 3" Bieoreate:
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23834

Flying (The) horses; by Alison Car-
lisle, of Great Britain; pf. (County
fair) © Dee. 11, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 13;
FE) 575747; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23835

Follow the colors; by M. L. Preston,
of U. 8.:' pil ©! Decl. ieee:
2 e. Dee. 18; E 575758; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 23836

lollow the leader; by Dorothy Gay-
nor Blake, of U. S.; pf. (Three
just-for-fun piano pieces, no. 1) ©
Noy. 19, 192332 ce “Meer 2a. 7h
578301; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

23837

For all the saints (Pro omnibus sanc-
tis); hymn anthem, w W. Wal-
sham Howe, m Bert F. Couper, of
Canada; mixed voices with organ
ace... 4to. © Dee! 14 192851 ce
Dec. 20; E 573193; Anglo-Canadian
musie co., Toronto, Canada. 23838

For nesting time is here; w C. M. D.,
m E. 8S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©
1e, Dee. °*%,. 19238; BE salt oe) Ot.
de Lespinasse, Portland, Or. 23839

For only you; w and m BK. H-S., of
U. 8. °'© Nov.''5; 1922-24 Neov:
17, 19238; E 575824; Esther Holm-
Schlueter, Evanston, Il. 23840

For remembrance; entr’acte, George
Tootell, of Great Britain; pf.
Novi): 20, 1923: Tse? Ween aie ae
573238 ; Schott & co., London. 23841

For sale; w E. V. G., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] oz |

C'S. Ord ‘ey ech eae sas) a
580110; Edith V. Greene, Provi-
dence, R. I. 23842

for the numberless unknown heroes;
paean, eight-part chorus, w Walt
Whitman, m Harvey B. Gaul, of

1330

Sa

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
Bates: 2c Dee. ‘28; BE 578302 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 23843

Forest (The) lake; w P. J. O’Reilly,
m Alison Travers. of Great Britain.
© Oct. 19, 1923; 1 ¢ Dee. 11; E
573132; Boosey & co., London.

23844

Forever; from Moonlight, w Wm. B.
Friedlander, m Con Conrad, of U.S.
© Dec. 29, 1923; 2 c« Dee. 31; E
578438; Edward B. Marks music
eco., New York. 23845

Forward! be our watchword; proces-
sional anthem, w Dean H. Alford,

m Hugh Blair, of Great Britain;

ehildren’s voices with pf. or organ.
4to. (Paxton’s sacred choral se-
ries) » © Nov. 26, 1923; 1.¢. Nov.
22; E 572890; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 23846

Fountain (The) (@Moutaus); w Th.
Tjuttschey, English version, Geral-
dine Farrar, of U. S., German ver-
sion Lina Esbeer, m S. Rachmanin-
off, of Russia, op, 26, no. 11; high
voice. (Sheet music edition, V 802)
© Nov. 23, 1923; 2 ¢« Dee. 24; E
580092; Carl Fischer, inc, New
York. [© new revised arrange-
ment and English version] 23847

Four (The) winds: w C. H. Liiders,
mee. MeeColl, of: U.,.8. 5; cho, of
men’s. voices. 4to. © Dee. 14,
aus €..Wec, AG 5TD834 ;. Gis W.
‘Thompson & co., Boston. 23848

ra Gaudenzio; versi di Pasqualotto,
musica di G. De Gregorio, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923)
ivsepEs 8. 1923; 1 e., Dec.. 83, E
573098 ; Casa editrice Mario, Naples.

23849
Freddie; fox trot, w J. C. G., melody

Jack Vincent, of U. S. ©1c. Dec.
10, 1923; EH. 575396;.. John Clay
Green, Chicago. 23850

Free. as the wind that blows; w
Carolyn B. Freeman, m Ira B. Wil-
son, of U. S.; male voices. 4to. ©
Dee il, (1923; ..2,.¢., pee, 133; Bb
575616; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23851

Frisco, you’re calling me; w and m
Lob. Of, U.. Sz5 spt. | with wis ©

1_c,. Noy. 17, 1923; E 574956; Law-.-

rence Dehler, Long Island, N. Y.
23852
Frolic (The) ; march, Sam Schiller, of
Wiss 4st. violin. » Ato. ©) Dec ‘1,
eae a eh Dec, 6, wes Dee; 15:
EK. 580517; S. F. S. music co., New
York. 23853

23864

Frolic of the ghosts; by M. L. Pres-
ton, of U. S.; pf. © Dee. 11, 1923;
4 ¢.5 Deez) Iss HY SIDST6k; : Mheo:
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23854

From Calvary to victory ;: Easter can-
tata, w Lizzie De Armond, m W. P.
Judefind, of U. S. 8vo. © Feb. 5,
1923; 2 ec Dee. 29; E 580311; Jude-
find bros., Baltimore. 23855

From far away; sérénade, de Lao
Silesu, of Italy; violin, violoncello
et pf. Buffet, Crampon et cie. ©
Nov. 3, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 30; E 572930;
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 23856

From hand to mouth; duet, w anon.,
m Herbert Brewer, of Great Brit-
ain. © Oct. 18, 1923 31 ¢. Now 20;
EK 572820; Boosey & co., London.

25857

From Hollywood; suite, Charles
Wakefield Cadman, op. 80, no. 1-4;
pf. Contents: June on the boule-
vard.—To a comedian.—Twilight at

Sycamore nook.—EHaster dawn in
Hollywood bowl. © Dec. 18, 1923;
2c. Dec. 22; E 580171; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 23858

From then on; she stays loved from
then on, w and m Shelton Brooks, of
U. 8. Shelton Brooks ed. New
York, Shelton Brooks. © Dec. 31,
19028 %) 2) ef Dee. c29 208 °5803252 8.
Wallace Rega, New York. 23859

Fronn’ limons focstrott ; versi e musica
di E. A. Mario, of Italy, domiciled
at Brooklyn, N. Y.; mand. ace. 4to.
(Piedigrotta 1923) © Oct. 1, 1923;
2 ¢. Dee. 7; E 577941; Italian song
co., Brooklyn. 23860

Fruhlingsahnung; w and m Friedr.
Aug. Kern, of U. S., op. 76; men’s
voices. 4to. (Ausgewihlite minner-
chére, no. 86) © Dee. 12, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 13; E 577884; Luckhardt &
Belder, New York. — 23861

Fruits (The) of love; w George Peele,
m Leslie Woodgate, of Great Brit-

ain; mixed voices. 4to. (Paxton’s
secular choral series) © Nov. 26,
19237, 1 1c: Nov; 225) 572891 3 W.

Paxton & co., Itd., London. 23862
Fruits (The) of war; lest ye forget,
wand m OQ. J. G., of U..S.; pf. with
w. ©1e. Dec. 15, 1923; E 577895 ;
Oliver J. Grace, Webster Groves, Mo.
23863

Adams Otis, of

Galilee; by Philo

U. S.; violin, violoncello, harp and
organ. _© Dee. 17, 1923; 2 ec. Dee.
21; E 578191; Clayton F. Summy

co., Chicago. 23864

1331

rel res b
9 :

vil i a sg ty

Arye oes, bare

i Tos

j . yi

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23865

Galliard; by Thomas Weelkes, ed. and
arr. Harold Craxton, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Nov. 28, 1923; 1 e. Dec.
18; E 573148; Anglo-French music

o., Itd., London. 23865

Gamle ven! tekst Ludv. Brandstrup,
m Ray Johnson [pseud. of Ryge
Jensen] of Denmark; klaver med
tekst. (In Dansk arbejde) ©
Dec. 8, 1923; 1 ce. Dec. 24; E 573254;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

23866

Gardens (The) of the Japanee; w

Sarah Grames Clark, m Ira B. Wil-

son, of U. S.; sop., alto and bass,
melody in bass. 4to. (Theo.
Presser eco. school choruses) ©
Wee EY 1O2s es are. (Dee eee
575617: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23867

Gavotte; by L. C., of U. S.; pf. Balti-
more, Md., Harry J. Patz. © Dee.
14) 1928," 2 -¢., Deé, 15; uk Sse:
Louis Cheslock, Baltimore. 23868

from Le temple de la gloire, Jean-
Philippe Rameau, transcribed Carlos
Salzedo, of France, domiciled at
New York; harp. © Dec. 20, 1923;
2c. Dee. 28; E 580272; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. [©. transcription]
23869

Gay young robin; by M. L. Preston,
OU. S. opi MO Dee 27, 1923642 ce:
Dec. 29; E 578405; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia . 23870

Gee, but ain’t it great to meet a pal
from over seas; w A. J. L., m Sylvia
Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
Nov. 27, 19238 > 2) eWea 105). E
575448; Anton J. Loeck, Madison,
rs eee BY 23871

Genoveffa ; versi di G. Pisano, musica
di A. Mazzuechi, of Italy; mand. acc.
4ito. (Piedigrotta 1923) © aoe
8, 1923; 1 c. Dee. 8; E 573102; Casa
editrice Mario, Naples. 23872

Georgia lullaby; w and m C. J. C., of
U. §8. Minneapolis, Radio music
pub. co. © Nov. 26, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec.
20; E 578108; Chas. J. Cordray,
Minneapolis. — 23873

Get yourself a piece of cheese; w and
melody Jack Baxley, of U. S., arr.
Frank Smith, of U. 8S. © 1 ¢ Dec.
24, 1923; E 580114; Olyvette Paul

Hafter, New York. 23874
Gethsemane; w and m T. H. Z., of
U. S., ‘arr. Mamie I. Farrell, of U. 8S.

©. Se.) Dee... -14,.49923 7H. 580239 :
Teresa Helen Zeller. Defiance, O.

pt. LI, 0.-S., v.18

w Charles G. Blanden, m §, C., of
U.S. © Dee. 10; 1923; 2 ¢ Dec. 18;
E 578004; Sol Cohen, Hollywood,

Calif. 23876
Gewidmet dir! worte von WHdgar

Kramer-Bangert, musik von Julius
Roéntgen, of Germany. © Oct. 26,
1923; 1 c«. Dee. 12; E 573150; Edgar
Kramer- Bangert, Cassel, Germany.
23877

Ghost in the haunted room; by Bert
R. Anthony, of U. S., op. 251, no. 6;
pf. (Memories of the old farm
house, no. 6) © Sept. 7, 1923; 2 e.
Dec. 28; E 5783038; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 23878

Gift (The) Divine; Christmas service,
w Lizzie De Armond, m John J.
Thomas, of U. S. 8vo. © Oct. 9,

1922; 2 « Dee. 29, 1923;°B 5803805;
Judefind bros., Baltimore. 23879

Gilbert (Gladys V.) Five first grade
pieces; by G. V. Gilbert, of U. S., op.
16; pf. ‘Contents: = PG varer sero.
come and go.—2. In a good humor.—
3. When the summer days get
shorter.—4. Rather like the cuckoo’s

song.—). Morning song. © Nov. 19,
19238; 2 ¢«. Dec. 28; E 578299; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 23880
Gilda; mazurka, melody Frank Lib-
ertini, of Italy, domiciled at New
York City, arr. Louis Canoro, of
Oy © 1 ¢. Dec: 3s) ies BE
975245; Melody piano co., inc., New
York. 235881

Gipsy dance (Zigeunertanz) ;: mazurka
rhythm, R. Krentzlin, of Germany,
op. 85, no. 9: pf. (From my youth)
© Dec. 14, 19238 Ate ieee
5757038 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. :

Girl of the golden West: waltz, Stan-
ley F. Widener and Walter Winters,
of U. S., arr. S. F. W.:; orchy Astra
ed. 4to. © Dec. 1d) 1923; 22 "Bec.
26: E 580129; Pacific coast pub. &
distributing co., Los Angeles. 23883

Girls watch your step; w J. ©.; m
‘HB. S. S. Huntington, of U. S. ©l1 «e.
Dec. 7, 1923: EK 575318: Josephine
Curiale. Brooklyn. 23884

Giuseppe Verdi; polk, melody Camillo
Bonsignore. of Italy, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1923; E
575172; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn.

23885

Give a man a horse he can ride; w

James Thomson, m Michael Head, of

Great Britain, op. 2, no. 1. © Nov.
45, 1923); LV e;/Dee.- 11: BH agaist ;
Boosey & co., London. 23886

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

Give ear to my words, O Lord; an-
them, w from Psalm V, m Fran-
cesco B. DeLeone, of U. S., op. 32,
no. 2; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec.
mee 1o25) 2c. Wee, 15> BH svoels ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

- 23887

Give me a life time lease On your
heart; w and m.G. W., of U.S., arr.
Ohas. L. Johnson, of U. S. ©1¢4
Dee. 20, 1923; E 578022; Gus Wil-
liams, Kansas City, Mo. 23888

Glaub’ mir, du Reine (Sometime in
summer-time) ; lied und shimmy,
worte von Benno Vigny, musik von
Auer Been, ‘of U.S. °.© Apr. 10,
192 c. June 15, t ¢. Deer 1: BH

566620: LL. Doblinger (B. Herz-
mansky), Vienna, 23889
Gloomy (A) tale (Hine grauliche

geschichte) ; in characteristic style,
R. Krentzlin, of Germany, op. 85,
no. 4; pi. (From my youth) ©
Wee MamebOps "2° e@.)- Dec. 132 EB
575719; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23890

Glorious (The) golden state: Cali-
fornia song, w and m A. EK. G., of
U. 8. © Dec. 17, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 26;
E 578184; Anna Elizabeth Gaeng,
Monrovia, Calif. 23891

Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von)
Orpheus ; scene from the opera, Chr.
W. von Gluck, transcribed Georges
Barrére, of France; flute and pf.
Cusmmer tie. 0255.2 1. wec. lt: ' BE)
ides, .G. oschirmer, inc., New
York. [© transcription] 23892

Goblins’ (The) frolic; by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, of U. S.. op. 504, no. 3;
Pore) Deer 11 1923-2" Dec. 13 -
) 575730; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.

God is love: w Mrs. O. E. S., melody
M. Peree [pseud. of Mrs. P. B. Rob-
inson] of U.S. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1923;
E 575263; Mrs. O. E. Sargeant, Tip-
ton, Ia. 23894

God, my King. Thy might confessing ;
TM phe Vee. CULES, OF y Us) S. 3, Mixed
voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser co.
sacred music for mixed voices) ©
Meera VIO. 2) ee Der. Tan Hy

575627: Theo. Presser co.,,Philadel-_

phia. 23895

God of merey, God of grace; short
opening anthem, w H. F. Lyte, m
‘RS. »Morrison,..of U., S.; mixed
voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser co.
sacred music for mixed voices) ©

oa

23893 |.

23905

Dee. 11,.1923;. 2 @: Dee 13; HB
575623 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23896

Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Ber-
ceuse (Lullaby) ; from Jocelyn, Ben-
jamin Godard, arr. Calvin Grooms,
of U. S.; C melody saxophone and
pt., with pts. for E flat alto, B flat
ten. and C melody saxophones.
Century certified ed. (Favorite
light classics for saxophone with
piano accompaniment, series II, no.
2232)'. © Dee: 20; 1923; 2 c« Dee.
20: E 578041; Century music pub.
co., New York. [© arrangement]

God’s eternal love: w James Rowe,
m Leroy B. Leister; of U. S. ©
Apr. 9, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 27; E 580244;
L. B. Leister, Gray Horse, OKI.

23898

God’s gift of love; Christmas cantata,
w Lizzie De Armond, m John J.
Thomas, of U. S. 8vo. © Oct. 14,
1922; 2 c. Dec. 29, 1923; E 580308 ;
Judefind bros., Baltimore. 238899

God’s grace is sufficient; w L. Isa-
phene Pugh, m G. KE. H., of Aus-
tralia. .©@) Mag! Vi 1928" Ze ec.
3; E 575199; Gordon E. Hooker,
Los Angeles. 23900

God’s lullaby; folk song; w Albert
Chevalier, air traditional, arr. Cuth-
bert Clarke, of Great Britain. ©
Oct. 43; 923; | ase. (Oat? (22 2)
573199; Reynolds & co., London.

23901

Gods of jade; four selections, w and
m P. K., of U. S. Contents: While
I love you, dear.—Amerika.—Sad is
our plight.—Bastinado. © Dec. 8,
1923 ;-2 ce. Dee. 12; E 575529; Philip
Kobbe, New York. 23902

Goin’ to shout; part-song, negro spir-
itual, harmonized Charles Fonteyn
Manney, of U. S.; men’s voices. 4to.
©) Dee. 5; 1923 2.256) 4Wec. 28. EB
578304; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[© arrangement] 23903

Goin’ to shout all over God’s heaven ;
w and m anon., arr. J. B. Herbert,

of U. S.; male voices. © Dee. 17,

1923); «2 se Dee. 263 . Hi 580220;

Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
23904

Going forth to win; w J. Graydon
Balls mi ML De of Ui S21 ©@ ‘Oct.
30, 1923; 2 e. Dec. 24; E 580145;
John M. Dye, Birmingham, Ala.

23905

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

23906

Gold (The) stripe; military march,
by D. G. G., of U. S., op.- 160; pf.
San Rafael, Calif., Tamalpais post
no. 72, veterans of foreign wars of
the’: U.) Sit "©. July 2S, 1923 RC2 we.
June. 15) Te DTSZa bh: 2, iG. Gone
San Quentin, Calif. 23906

Golden bells; for church, Sunday
school, ete., w and m various au-
thors, compiled H. A. R., of U. S.,
ed. Chas. H. Gabriel, of U. S. 16mo.
© Aug. 27, 1923; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
12; A 764414; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 23907

Golden (The) gate; caprice, Arthur
Wellesley, of U. S.; full orch. with
organ. 4to. (Photoplay edition, no.
10); ‘© Dee.-T,.. 1928 ;- 2 .¢... Dee. 29 ;
E 578557; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton. 23908

Golden haired image of dad; w and
mG, ‘LS. of O28... ser. TheanG.
Beach, of. U...S. » ©, ac... Deca 29,
1923; E 580335; Grace L. Spring,
Salem, Mass. 23909

Golden jonquils; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing, of U. S..;; pf. © Dee. 27, 1923:
2. ee.) (Dec. 29s, Be af8a80-,. Sheo:
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23910

Golden June-tide days; Children’s day
service, w Lizzie De Armond, m
Jom J. Thomas, ef U.;S: -8vo.. ©
Apr. 7, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 29; E. 580314 ;
Judefind bros., Baltimore. 23911

Golden (The) rule; w and m J. A. T.,
of U. S. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. © Dee. 14, 1923; 2 ¢ Dee. 20;
E 578219; Jos. A. Thompson, Gal-
veston, Tex. 23912

Golden wave waltz; by G. B. S.. of
Une, ©: SA Dt. lO sO ek 22,44923 5 2c:
Dec. 12; E 575495; Geo. B.. Snyder,
Chambersburg, Pa. 23913

Golden wedding minuet; by G. Kar-
ganoff, op. 25, no. 4, transcribed
Arthur Hartmann, of U. S.; violin
and pf. © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
18; E 575683; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [© arrangement]

23914

Gondolier (The); w Thomas Moore,
m S. H. O., of Great Britain. Lon-
don, A. Weekes & co., ltd. © Nov.
Diy 1923; Ate, Nove, 20: oH) teal;
S. Harold Oakley, London. 23915

Gone forever; w and m H. P. L., of
U. 8.) © Dec. 3, 1923; 2 « Dec, 10;
E 577817; Henry P. LaBelle, Lynn,
Mass. 23916

Goo goo; w and melody D. M. and
J. D., of UL S., arr. Jean Walz, of

pt. m1, n. s., v.18

U. -S. |. ©- D2) @ “Dees 21, "19245
580015; Dan Minor and Johnnie
Dunn, Chicago. 23917

Good by; waltz. w J. E. L. Driggs, m
B. LS, 06 Ue S10 tee ees
1923; E 574946; Bernard LeRoy
Seaman, New York. 23918

Good-bye; by F. Paolo Tosti, arr.
Calvin Grooms, of U. S.; C melody
saxophone and pf., with pts. for E
flat alto, B flat ten. and C melody
Saxophones. Century certified ed.
(Favorite light classics for saxo-
phone with piano accompaniment,
series II, no. 2230) © Dec. 20,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 20; H 578043; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. [©

arrangement ] 23919
Goodbye seaside: w W. C. B., m
Daniel H. Wilson, of U. S._ Port-
land, Or., Daniel H. Wilson. © Dec.

15, 1923; 2 ¢ Dee. ATs Boose. ;
Wellington C. Bishop, Portland, Or.
23920

Good morrow, fair ladies of the May;
by Thomas Morley, of England, ed.
and adapted, Edmund H. Fellowes,
of England; male voices. Ato.
(Thomas Morley’s canzonets or lit-
tle short songs to three voices, no. 6:
Male voice choir library, no. 100)
© Oct. 15, 1923) 1 eee 2a
572690; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
[© arrangement] 23921

Good night; serenade, w Paul Lau-
rence Dunbar, m N. C. S., of U. S.;
with cello obbl. © Dec. 1, 1923;
2,.e. Dec. 20: Bi o(S0as 3) Nee lark
Smith, Chicago. 23922

w Paul Laurence Dunbar, m
ALP. S., ot U.S.) Cale eager.
1923; E 577644; Alonzo . Percy
Smalls, Washington. 23923

Good night—sleep tight; w and m
W.S. D., of U.'S., arr. te bachanan
Morton, of U. S. © Dee. 26, 1923;
2 e. Dee. 28: E 578495; Wegelia
Sant Denholm, St. Paul. ~ 23924

Good (The) old prune, oh! prune,
prune, prune; w and m J. C, Z., of

U.. Si © (1. e. iNOW nt. toon,
574948: John Constantin Zoubou-
lakis, Bristol, Conn. 23925

Good (The) Samaritan; sacred song
story, for reader and cho., story and
lyrics Mattie B. Shannon, m Chas. |
H. Gabriel. of U. S. 8vo. Chicago,
Rodeheaver co. © Aug. 20, 1923;
2 ce, and. aff. Sept! 123A 764438;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.

23926

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923 23948
“Good (The) Shepherd; anthem, O. | Grasshoppers’ (The) parade; by R. M.
Barri, arr. Paul Bliss, of U. S.; solo Stults, of U. S.; pf. New York-—
and mixed voices. 4to. (Theo. Boston—Chicago, Evans music Co.

Presser co. sacred music for mixed
voices) © Dec. 19, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
22; E 580185; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [© new arrangement]

Good tidings of great joy; Christmas
anthem, w Sarah Metcalf Phipps, m
Jew, of -U, S....1. Mixed voices.
4to.—2. High voice, in C.—3. Me-
dium voice, in A flat. © Dec. 22,
1923; 2 ec. each Dec. 24; E 580198—
580200; John H. Densmore, Brook-
line, Mass. 23928-23930

Gospel searchlight songs; no. 1, bk. of
selected gospel hymns for church
and revival work, compiled J. Dal-
bert Coutts and others, of U. S.
16mop @, Apr... 18,, 1923; 2 ¢. Ney.
27; aff. Dec. 17; A 7653875; Quartet
music co., Fort Worth, Tex. 23931

Gounod (Charles Francois) Naza-
reth; w tr. Porte, m Gounod, ed.
and played McNair Ilgenfritz, of
U. 8S. (Solo carola, word roll, no.
75226) [Music roll] © Dec. 17,
1923; 2 « Dec. 24; E 578501; Cable
co., Chicago. [© editing] 23932

Praise ye the Father (Ecce.
Sacerdos Magnus); m_ Charles
Gounod. arr. James A. Reilly, of
U. S.; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
McLaughlin & Reilly co., edition no.
247) ‘Sept. 30, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 31;
E 578424; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,

Boston. [© arrangement] 239383
Grand chorus in E flat major; by E.
S. Hosmer, of U. 8.; organ. © Dec.

i weve, 2 ef Dec! 13> BH 5T5745;
Theo. Presser €0.; ‘Philadelphia.
23934

Grand march processionai; by Wal-
lace A. Johnson, of U. S., op. 92; pf.
© Dee: 11, 1923; 2 ee Dee. 18; E

575666; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23935

Grand polka de concert; by Bartlett,
ed. MeNair Ilgenfritz, of U. S.,
played Ivan Kerouak. (Solo carola,
no, 75146) [Music roll] © Dec.
ie toon A COC! Be hr OlTaOUe ;
Cable co., Chicago. [© editing]

23936

' Grandfather’s clock; w S. G. C. and
L. B. W., 1m Ira B. Wilson, of U. S.;
male voices. 4to. © Dee. 11, 1923;
2 ce. Dec: (13° BE. .of5614; ” Eheo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23937

© Dee. 31, 1923; 2 ¢ Dec. 29; E
578254; M. T. Evans, Boston. 23938

Grateful, O Lord, am I; two part
song, w Wm. H. Gardner, m Caro
Rema, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of

U. S.; unchanged voices. 4to. (Two
part chorals, Witmark school edi-
tion, no. 1718) © Dee. 10, 1923; 2 «.

Dec. 18; E 577975; M. Witmark & .
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 23939

Gray evening; w H..Aldas, m Roger
Jalowicz, of Great Britain. © Nov.
9) 192307 Isiel/ Dee! Lisi He SFa135 5
Boosey & co., London. 23940

Gray hairs; w and m Dave Manly
and Alvin Verdi, of U. S. © Dee.
203° 1923502 Cc. Dee. 29: H* 580546.
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

23941

Great joy; service for Christmas, w
Charlotte Irene Ford and others, m
Broughton Edwards and others, of
U. S.. 8vo. .© Oct. 20, 1922; 2 «.
and. aff. Oct. 6, 1923; A 757989;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.

23942

Great Lakes to the sea; march, L. J.
Romdenne, of U. S.; band. 4to. ©
June 5, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; E 580120;
C. L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.

239438
Greater Purdue march; by Paul S.
Emrick, of U. S.; band. 4to. ©

Dee. 1, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 26; E 580247 ;
C. L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.
23944

Greetings, old and new; w William
Wallace, m Phyllis Norman Parker,
of Great Britain. (Musical mono-
_logues, no, 279) ° © Dec ‘15,1928;
1c. Dec. 26; E 573270; Reynolds &

co., London. 23945
Grieg (Edvard Hagerun), Springtide ;
by E. Grieg, op. 33, no. 2, transcribed

Gottfried H. Federlein, Cie es.
Orsana” © INOV. al) st Oveve te A. Dec.
28; E 578321; Oliver Ditson co.,
[© transcription] 23946
Guess; w Eugene West and Sydney.
Holden, melody Halsey K. Mohr, of
~U. S., arr. Geo. R. Holman, of U. S.
(Orr ec (yee 20 toes) E UATS018 :
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 23947
Guinevere; idyl, Adam Geibel, of
CoS. pr Wer mee. 27, TO2F 92 i ec.
Dec. 29 : EH 578390; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 23948

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23949

Gunga Din; from Barrack-room bal-
lads, Rudyard Kipling, m R. W.
Of Use, ; bar. ©) Dee. TOS tees :
2.,¢. Dee, 135 BY artss6: ‘Ralph Ww:
Tag, New York. 23949

Gyldne (De) aks; tekst Ludv. Brand-
strup, musik Emil Reesen, of Den-
mark; klaver med tekst. (Jn Dansk
arbejde) © Dec. 8, 1923; 1 ¢. Dec.
24; EH 573259; Wilhelm Hansen, Co-
penhagen. 23950

Ha ha! this world doth pass; by
Thomas Weelkes, of England, ed.
and adapted, Edmund H. Fellowes,
of Great Britain; male voices. 4to.
(Thomas Weelkes’ airs to three
voices, no. 19: Male voice choir
library, no. 108) © Oct. 10, 1923;
1.6. Ort, 22.3 Ee 5€2695" "Staimer )&

Bell, Itd., London. [© arrange-
ment] 23951
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Harmo-
nious: blacksmith: by ~G. Fy" #.,

transcribed and paraphrased Edwin
H. Lemare, of U. 8.; organ, with
chimes. (Famous melodies old and
new) © Dec. 1, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 13;
HE 575788; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© new arrangement]
23952
—-—lLargo; by G. F. H., arr. Albert
Franz, of U. S.; violin with pf. ace.
(Crescent edition, no. 43) © Dec.
Ae 1923 22 2.e! LDee, : 1261 EY biaad¢ |

Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. [©
fingering, bowing, phrasing and
changes in melody] 239953

Half past ten (Sop-tim-bom) ; Chinese
waltz, Neil Morét,. of U: 8.; orch.
Feist ed. 4to. © Dec. 28, 1923;
2c. Dec. 28; E 578491; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. [© arrangement]

23954

Hallowe’en pranks; by Walter Rolfe,
of Ue gS... pts, Cold, Im tones) ©
Dec. 11, 1923; 2 « Dec. 13; E 5756388 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23955

Hammock (The swings; by Paul
Lawson, of U. 8.; pf. (In the sum-
mertime)<..© ,.Dec. 11,1923; 2 e¢.
Dec. 13; E.575767,;,.Theo.. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23956

Happily we are hitched to a star;
w and melody R. W., of U. 8.
1c. Nov. 30, 1923; E575162; Ru-
dolph Wolmuth, San Jose, Calif.

23957

Happiness; w and m A. B. H., of U. 5.
New York, Manhattan music co.
©). Nov.; 20,, (419238 5°2-¢.y~Dee> 177} Ei
575940; Ardella Brandt Hunt, Red
Lion, Pa. 23958

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a ae

pt. 111, 2: s., vy. 18

Happy and. gay: reverie, Wallace A.
Johnson, of U. S., op. 93, no. 1; pf.
(Vacation time) © Dec. 11, 1923;
2c. Dec. 138; E 575637 ; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23959:

Happy (A) birthday; by Mana-Zucca
[pseud. of Augusta Zuckermann], of
U. S.,. op. 90; no, 23 pt. “Owe. 27,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 29; E 5783869; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23960

Happy-fat; waltz, Walter Rolfe, of
U. S.; pf. (Fleeting fancies) ©
Dec. -11; 1923 3.2 « Dee; 13 +E SfoTo5 +
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

fer avo:

Happy (The) little sunbeam; by E. L.
Ashford, of U. S.; pf. (Musical
year, Summer) © Dec. 27, 1923;
2 ce. Dec. 29; E 5783865; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 28962

Happy memories; valse, by S. K., of
Great Britain; pf. London, W. Pax-
ton & co., ltd. © Dee. 24, 1923;

1c. Dec.,,,21; Hamat; stanley
Kirby, New Cleethorpes, England.
23963

Happy playtime; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, of U. S., op. 462; pf. (Cover
title:—Happy playmate) © Dec.
11; 1923 %,2iea Dec. dagqmraToral ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

23964

Happy shout; w and melody Virginia

Liston and W. Benton Overstreet,
of “U..S.'°°O) 1 eee Ae tee. 1
575898; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 23965

Hark! a burst of heavenly music; w
from Goodrich’s service and tune
book, m Mrs. O. E. Liden, of U. 8.
4to. (In Christmas tidings) © Nov.
101923; 2¢e. Dee: 3} Ei SaSRS5 ;, Mrs.
O. E: Liden, Evanston, M1.

23966

Hark! hark! an angel throng; sacred
trio, w M. Josephine Moroney, m
E. S. Hosmer, of U. S.; women’s
voices. 4to. © Oct. 6, 1923; 2 c.
Dee. 28; EF. 578305; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 23967

Hark! how the birds are singing (Hei,

wie die lerchen singen) ; Hnglish w
EK. Buek, German w O. Hausmann, m
H. Jacobsen, of U. S.; men’s voices.
Ato; © Dec. 16,,4928; 2c Wee. 13;
FE 577883 ; Luckhardt & Belder, New
York. 23968
Hark the call; Rally day service, w .
Lizzie De Armond, m W. B. Jude-
find and others of U. S. 8v0o. ©
Aug. 1, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 29; EF 580316 ;
Judefind bros., Baltimore. 23969

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 18, 1923

Hark! the song of jubilee; anthem,
w J. Montgomery, m R. W. Robson,
of England; mixed voices. London,
Novello & co., ltd. 4to. © Dee.
28, 1923: 1 ¢c Dec. 31; E573328;

R. Walker Robson, Church Bill,
England. 23970
Harp (The; by Henry Delafield, of
Hage. mp. 1dDe-pf:- @Modern.,, col-
lection of pinnoforte pieces) © Dec.
5, 1923: 2 c Dee. 14; HE 575867;
Bach music co., Boston. 23971

Harvest time; rondo, Wallace A. John-
Sonor. iL. °S.... Op: Oo, . WO, 4 5, pt.
(Vacation time). © Dec. 27, 1923;
2 @ Dec. 29; EF 578400; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 23972

Haunting dreams; concert waltz,
Walter Rolfe, of U. S.; pf. © Dec.
meee 27 C)* Deets "ts 3 HDA |
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

: P2973

Have I won your heart? dream of love,
w and m BE. S. S., of U. 8S. Colum-
bus, O., Mrs. E. S. Shinnick. © Dec.
22, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 24; FE 580054:
B. Searle Shinnick, Columbus, O.

23974

Have you counted the cost; w and m
Pier, of U.S: -<Qvdees8) 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 10; FE. 575456; A. J. Hodge,
Mazeppa, Minn. 23975

Hawkes (The) photo-play series, no.
5; by Gaston Boreh, of Norway ;
pf. Contents :—Passion.—Triste
convoi.— Hnchantress.—Ag tation.—
Amour décu—Dans les bois.
Nova: 25! 19234 dieteDea! Tog, H
573210; Hawkes & son, London.

23976

Haydn (Franz Josef) Minuet; by J.
Haydn, transcribed Arthur Hart-
mann, of U. S-; violin and pf. ©
Hee jobs (1928512-.e: Dees Lis, BH
575926; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. [© transcription] 23977

Three Welsh airs; from the

original song arrangement J. Haydn,

ed. and arr. W. 8. Gwynn Williams,
of Great Britain; pf. Contents :—

1. The red piper’s melody.—2. The

camp.—3. David of the white rock.

(€), Wee, 28, 1923: 1e Dec. 28; EB

573319: Hdwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-

don. [© editing and arrangement] |
ee
He ain’t comin’ here to die no mo’
arr J.B. Herbert,’ ot “U.S: ae
voices. © Dee. 17, 1923; 2 c. Dee.
26; E 580209 ; Homer A. Rode-
hoaver, Chicago. [© arrangement]

23979

239001

He faileth not; w Mrs. C. D. Martin,
Test. iM. of,0. S.. © Octa30,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 24; E 580160; T. B.
Mosiey, Albertville, Ala. 23986

He is calling me; sacred song, w and

m W. H. H., of U. S.; mixed voices.
cy July 71,1923: 2 cyber. Sie
578459: William Henry Hagan,
Cabot, Ark. 23981
He is risen; Easter service, w and
m W. B. Judefind, of U. S. 8vo.

©: Feb..6, 1922; 2 c. Dee. 29; 1923:
E 580298; Judefind bros., Balti-
more. 23882
He’s my man, your man, somebody
else’s too; w and m Henry Callens,
of,.U. S...@) Dee, 145. 1923)3.2.c. Dee.
13; E 577872; F. Wallace Rega, New
York. 23983
Healing songs; w and m V. M. J., of
U.S. Washington, _D.' ©: Unity
soe. 16mo. Contents: River of
life-—Glory to God within.—Love.—
Eternal now.—Healed, forever
- healed.—Closing song. © Dec. 22,
1923; 2. ¢c..Dec. 27; E 580246; Viva
M. January, Washington. 23984
Heart-breakin’ “mama; We Dy
m J. Casper Nathan, of U. ee
1.@ Dee. 22:0 1928): 5. 5T80T7 3
Jack Hermann, Merchantville 'N. de.

Heart (The) of : Nemaaln 5 mw Baas.

m N..Q., of U.S. arr. J. V. Ramos,
of AEs. (8.7 .Q a Le Dee. 10, 1923; E
575405; Nathan Oppleman, Rich-
mond. 23986
Heartaches; w Leo Wood, m Moe
Schenck, Johnny Hyde and Fred

Phillips, of U. S. © Dee. 21, 1923:
2. @ Dec.'.22; E 580173; Leo Feist,

inc., New York. 23987
Hearts are trumps; w M. GC. M., m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Nov. 14, 1923; 2 c.'Dee. 10;
E 575451; Martha Charlotte Ma-
leoney, Washington. 23988
Hearts full of thanksgiving; w C. W.
Naylor; mjy:A, Gi. Bi, of Ul-S. .©
Vet. 29 MO23s F2 ee eDec 313). E
078458; Andrew L. Byers, Harris-
burg, Or. 23989

Heart’s haven; souvenir, w Rebert L.
Remington, m Franz Drdla, arr.
Bayley Jordan, of U. S. © Dee. 10,
1923 ;.2 @) Dee. 11; E 577825; Den-
ton & Haskins music co., New York.
[© words and arrangement] 23990

Heartsick; by Verna Wilkens, of U.

S.; auelody with pf, ace. © 1 «.
Dee. 18, 19238; E 577948; Verna
Wilkens Otto, New York. 23991

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23992

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pt miasey. 48

Heje im pifijos; w Hebrew prayer,
m Z. Z., of Russia, domiciled at
New York; solo and male quartette.
GAVE So i) ©) Dee 15; sees
2 @ Dee. 18; E 577999; Cantor’s
assn. of America and Zavel Zilberts,
New York. 23992

Helenique; fox-trot song, w and m
R. R. Montgomery, of U: 8S. ©
1c Dec. 14, 1923; BE 575818; Rich-
ard R. Montgomery, Philadelphia.

23993

Here it is daddy just like you left it,
no hands has touched it but mine;
w Rou Simmons and Al. Knight,
melody<s, (B.,"ot 0. (Si. Oe ee.
10, 1923; E 575465; Sidney Becket,
New York. 23994.

Here’s my heart; a valentine, w John
Kendrick Bangs, m John H. Dens-
more, of U. S. 1. High voice, in
¥.—2. Medium voice, in D. © Sept.
19: 1925-2; (es, Cache 2ake ii
578306; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

23995

Heut’ hab’ ich noch was vor! lied
und shimmy, text*von Beda und
Schwabach, musik von Willy Engel-
Berger, of Germany. © Nov. 15,
1923; 1 ce. Dee. 26; BH 573231; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 23996

Heut’? nur lass mirch glticklich sein
: ; valse boston, wrote von
Benno Vigny, musik von Austin
Hgen, of U. S. © Feb. 12, 1923; 1c.
May 29, 1c Dee. 1; E .5661990);' L:
Doblinger (B. Herzmansky), Vienna.

(23997

Hey hey and hee hee; w and melody
RW AY WS. eof URS eae Det 17,
1923; E 575889; R. Arthur Booker,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 23998

Hi! there postman; w S. A. G., m
Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.' New York,
Frank Harding. © Dec. 14, 1923;
2c. Dee. 203) BH’ 578226 ;" Sarah
Agnes Gerst, Youngstown, O. 23999

Hid with Christ in God; w and m
Bie ER of. AS iG Debs 4 ne23 :
2 ¢. Dee. 7; E 575359; Bessie Fran-
ces Hatcher, Yardville, N. J. 24000

High and light; w and m R. M. E., of
Great Britain.’ ©’ Nov.) 29," 1923 ;
2 ¢ Dec. 8; E. 577797; Robert
McGinley Ellis, Port Alberni, B. C.,
Canada. 24001

High (A) school girl’s love for her

mother; w and melody D. C., of
Ls. Lie, NOV!) YSOiPO235.9 i)
575168; Dennis Chandler, Fallis,
Okl. 24002 °

High (The) .school sight-reading al-
bum; by Edgar Wallace, of Eng-
land; pf. bk. 1, primary grade. ©
Nov..5, 1923; le. Nov. 20; H'572815:
Warren & Phillips, London. 24003

— bk. 2, elementary
grade bk. 38, moderately. difficult
grade. © Dee. 4, 13, 1928; 1 c. each
Dec, 22; E 573223, 5173224: Warren
& Phillips, London. 24004, 24005

Hike, Notre Dame; w Vincent F.
Fagan, m Joseph J. Casasanta, of
U.S. © Dec. 22, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 22:
E 578118; Gilbert musie co., Chi-

cago. 24006
Hind (The) in ambush; w Wilfrid
Thorley, m Granville Bantock, of
England. (Pagan chants, no. 3) ©
Dee 21,. A928.) lew Deen eene
073374; Swan & co., ltd., London.

24007
Hinka; fox trot song, from The jolly
tailors. English lyries El. Gee

[pseud. of Elias Ginsberg], m Jos.
Cherniavsky, of Russia, domiciled at
New York. [Yiddish and Englisin
text] © Dec. 13, 1923; 2 ec. Dee 14;
EF 575811; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 24008

His smiling face; w Nora E. Jordan,
m G. E. H., of Australia. © Aug.
1, 1928; 2c. Dec. 3; E 575200; Gor-
don H. Hooker, Los Angeles. 24009

His star; service for Christmas, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson and others,
m I. H. Meredith and J. W. Lerman,
of U. S. 8vo. © Oct. 9, 1922; 2 e.

and. aif, Oete Gy BO2ZB aAww qo:
Tullar-Meredith co., New York. :
24010

Hiszpanska dziewica ; padespagne

wale, piesnh, opr. Edward Krotochwil,
of U. S. © Dee. 10, 1923; 2 c¢. Dec.
29; Hf} 578278; W. H. Sajewski, Chi-
cago. 24011

Hmmm hot dawg; w and melody V. M.
_Goebert, of U. S., arr. Wm. Held, of
US ©. Tc: Meee aie toes) oe
575955; Mrs. V. M. Goebert, Phila-
delphia. 24012

Holiday in the country; by H. D.
Hewitt, of U. S.; pf. (Field and
shore) © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 ec. Dee.
13; KE 575776... Theo. Presser ico,
Philadelphia. 24013

Holiday mareh; by Frances Terry, of
WS. e. prow Mhandswoe®): UDecma 2!
1923; 2 «. Dee. 15; E 575827; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 24014

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no. 13, 1923

Hollyhocks: by W. R., of U. S.; pf.
© Dec: 24, 1923: 2 « Dec. 26; E
580205; Walter Rolfe, Rumford, Me.

24015

Hollywood by the sea; w and m P.

Peay. OF U.S. arr, Eh... Mutehler.
toc. Wee? 8) 19235. Horse:

Phil P. Vitzky, Norfolk, Va. 24016

Hollywood Rose: w and melody F. F.
and Clarence Gaskill, of U. S., arr.
Geo. R. Holman, of U. S. © 1.

rer tse, OS: BOT 96% 7). bred
Fisher, inc., New York. 24017

Holy (The) communion; w from the
Book of common prayer, m Johu
Merbecke, of U. S., arr. and har-
monized Winfred Douglas. 12mo.
© Aug. 29, 1923; 2 « Aug. 31; aff.
Nov. 8; A 763171; Parish press, Ft.
Wayne, Ind. i 24018

Holy, holy, holy ; pantomime, w Bishop
Heber, m John B. Dykes, compiled
J. H. Kuhlman, of U. 8. 8vo. (Popu-
lar hymns pantom:med) © Sept. 15,
igen 2c. amd ait. Sept)! 192 VA
7598122; J. H. Kuhlman, Loudonville,
o 24019

and eccuntry: w Gwendoline
Tancred, m Maud Allen Bartlett, of
Hastand.’ 4 ©" Noy. 28, 1923 -—1 “ec.
Nov. 28; E.5738296; Swan & co., ltd.,
London. 24020

Home sweet home; transcribed Arthur
Hartmann, of U. S.; violin and pf.
© Dee. 11, 1928: 2 ce. Dec. 13: E
975784; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© transcription] 24021

Homeland; march, w Jean Rivinius,
mead yy tO} P< of US 8. > Ok ‘ce.
Noy. 30, 1923; 2575159; Mae E.
Brown, Maywood, Iil., and Horace
O. Prell, Chicago. 24022

Honey chile, don’t fret;‘w L....S.-G.,
m Jean Navarre [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] of U. S. New York, Man-
hattan music co. © Dee. 1, 1923:

Zee Wee, PES TH AVeet4 > Lina?’ S.
Gravestock, Florence, Col. 24023

Honey Lou; w and melody Eloise Ben-
Deis. Of US... EEL, od... ROosamond
Johnson, of U. S: © 1c. Dec. 17,
1923; H575913; Johnson—Bennett
pub. co., New York.

Honey moon blues; w Clinton Gard-
ner Lewis, m LeRoy C. French and
Lura Barnes, of U. S. © 2c. Dee.
18, 19238; E577973; Lewis, French
& Barnes co., Thompson, Pa. 24025

Honeymoon blues: from Moonlight, w
Wm. B. Friedlander, m Con Conard.

a aaa Ss

24024 |

» Horn) (The)

24036

of U. S.. © Dee. 29, 1923; 2 c Dee.
31; E 578437; Edward B. Marks
music ¢co., New York. 24026
Honeymoon dance; by W. R., of U. S.;
pf. “© Dec. ‘24, 1923 ; 2. ¢. Dec. 26;
FE 580204; Walter Rolfe, Rumford,
Me. ; 24027
Honeymoon jazz blues; fox trot, w
and@m -S.|.B.,:0£.0, S.° © Dec),
1923; 2. ¢. Dec. 20; E 578106; Sam
Becker, Minneapolis. 24028
Honor and love for the flag of free-
dom; w V. M., m Herman DuBois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher], of U. S.
New York, Manhattan music co. ©
TOK, ol, Peep ey wee, eter dese
' 575879; Victor Marks, Woodville, Pa.
24029

Hoo? by A. H. L., of U.-S.; melody
with pf. acc. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1923;
FE 575816; Arthur H. Lee, San Fran-

cisco. 24030
Hope; an Easter service, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson, m I. H. Mere-

dith, J. W. Lerman and others, of
U.S. 8vo:'-©- Jan. 26,°1923.5-2/c.
and aff. Oct. 6; A 757940; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 240381
Hope (The) of the ages; Christmas
Service, w H. von Berge. m Fred
B. Holton, of U. S. 8vo. © Oct. 9,
1923 ;; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 29 ;-A 762728 ;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 24032
Hope on still; w V. W., m M. F., of
U. S. St. Louis, Mo., Shattinger
piano and music co. © Dec. 20,
1928 ;,' 3 Joen:Deex 3d) 5) EB 578420 ;
Virginia Weiser & Mabel Franke,
St. Louis. 24033
Hope’s rainbow; w and m F. H., of
U. S. © Dec. 28, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 31;
E 578466; Elavil Hall, Trion, Ga.
24034
(Le cor); poéme pit-
toresque, w Alfred de Vigny, Eng-
lish version Alice Mattullath, m
Ange Flégier, ed. N. Clifford Page,
of U. S.; medium voice in F.
(Select songs by French composers,
Carl Fischer edition, series II: Sup-
erior edition, no. 5594) © Dee. 8,
1923; 2 ce. Dee. 24; E 580078; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. [j© Eng-
lish version and arrangement |
24035
Horsey! keep your tail up, keep the
sun out of my eyes; fox trot, Walter
Hirsch and Bert Kaplan, arr. Louis
Katzman, of U. 8.;, orch., with w.
Ato: © Dee. 20, 1928; 2c. Dec. 28; E
578204; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]
24036

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24037

Hot (A) time in the old town; fan-
tasia burlesque, Peter Buys, of U.S8.;
band. © Juneib, 1928: 2 @Wec.
24; E 580128; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia. [© arrangement]

24037

House rent ball: w and m Shelton
Brooks, of U. S. Shelton Brooks ed.
New York, Shelton Brooks. © Dee.
1) 19233 * 2% ex Dee 4152 hr or ireee:
FF. Wallace Rega, New York. 24038

How can a sweet girl be lovin’ to you,
when you are loving someone else;
w and m H. B.,,of U.S. ©l1c Dee
ZA oy 1923 | Ey OS0GLS 5. Harriett
Blakely, Chicago. 24039

How my sweetie loves me, she loves
me all the time; w Sidney D.
Mitchell, m Lew Pollock and J. Fred
Coots, of U. S.; with ukulele in G.
© Dec. 13, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 213. E
580028; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 24040

How to play the piano by ear; twenty
lessons, R. G..W., of U. S. /bk. 4,
lessons 18-16. Niagara Falls, N. Y.,
Niagara school of music. © Sept.
13:1 1923);. 2..e,,.and: att.) Sept: 175A:
758030; Ronald G. Wright, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. [© revisions and im-
provements] 24041

Hugo; fox trot, w and m Clay William-
son, Sam Goold and Abner Silver;
voecalorch. with: w,.in.C@. 4to.. 41.
Arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.—
2. Arr. Louis Katzman, of U. 8. ©
Dee. 21, 1928; 2c. each Dec. 29; E
580327, 580328; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

24042, 24043

Humming birds’ lullaby; by M. L.
Preston, “ot U. S.: pe. LOM Dec} 27,
1923; 2 «. Dec. 29; E 578407; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24044

Humming (The) top (Der brumm-
kreisel) ; trill study, R. Krentzlia,
of Germany, op. 85, no. 12; pf.
(From my youth) © Dee. 11, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 13; E 575706; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 24045

Humoreske; by Anton Dvorak, arr.
Calvin Grooms, of U. S.; C melody
saxophone and pf., with pts. for EH
flat alto, B flat ten. and C melody
saxophones. Century certified ed.
(Favorite light classics for saxo-
phone with piano accompaniment,
series ITI, no.
2 ec. Dee. 20; E 578045; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 24046

2928) © Dee. 20, 1923;

pt. Ill, N.'s., v. 18

Humpty Dumpty; m H. Walford Da-
vies, of England; solo and cho. 4toe.
(School: music review, extra sup-
plement, Noy. 15, 1923: Novello’s
school songs, no. 1368) © Nov. 14,
1923; 1 c. Dec. 42° 257306 Neo-
vello & co., Itd., London. 24047

Hun hed Emil; tekst og musik Axel
Andreasen, of Denmark; klaver med
tekst. (In Dansk arbejde) ©
Dee. 8,-1923; 1 ¢. Dec. 24; EB 573257 ;s
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

24048

Hungarian concert polka (Ungaris-
che konzert polka); duet, Imre Al-
fdldy,,.arr. P.,,.W.,Mero,, of U.:8., 3 2
pfs., eight hands. © Dee. 12, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 15; E 575852; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. [© arrange-
ment ] 24049

Hungarian rondo; by Georg Hggeling,
of Germany, op. 226; pf. © Dec.
11, 19233 2 ¢ Dec t= aie.
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24050

Hungarian sketeh; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern,;.of U..S.,; ops; 004, Wnonels spe.
©, Dec. 11, 1928; 2° Mee ee
575729; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- ~
phia., 24051

Hunter’s morning song; w G. P. Moms,
m Norwood Dale, of U. 8.; sop., alto
and bass, with melody in bass. 4to.
(Theo. Presser co. school choruses)
© Dec. 27, 1923; 2 « Dee. 29; E
578359 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24052

Hunting song; part song, w Walter
Scott, m Richard Kieserling. of U.
S:; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec. 11,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 18; E 575636; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24053

Hunting the fox; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, of U. S., op. 504, no. 2; pf.
©. Dec. 11,° 1923) 2" Gc. Dec aa
575663 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24054

Hunting wild flowers; by H. D. Hew-
itt, of U. 8.; pf. (Field and shore)
© Dee. 11,, 1923);,, Bre, Wee Marie
575773; Theo. Presser eco., Philadel-
phia. \ 24055

HKurdy-gurdy blues; fox trot, w Harry
TD. Kerr, mm, Gene,Seont,.0f Wy.
arr.. J. S. Zamecnik, of. U. S:} oreh.
with w.. 4to:” ©) Dee \2ip ag2Zs:
2 ec. Dec. 27; EH 580255; Sam Fox
pub. ¢o., Cleveland. 24056

Hurrah! boys; march, Walter Rolfe,
of U. S.% ‘pf.; ° \(fleetine**fancies)
©. Dec. 11, 1923742 Wee AS es
575750; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24057

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 18, 1923
|

Hushaby (The) boat; w anon. m| I
Nicola A. Montani, of U. S.; three-
part cho. of women’s voices. (Mod-
ern series, no. 268) © Nov. 16,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 17; E 574959; H.
W. Gray co., New York. 24058

Hushing; w R. R., m Sylvia Forrest,
of We S:5" pr. ‘with w: * © Nov: 28,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 10; H 575421; Ray-
mond Rudolph, Walbridge, O.

24059

ke

ea

Hvitsippan (Die sternblume) ; text av
Fr. M. Franzén, musik av Jean
Sibelius, op. 88, no. 3, ed. and rev.
Julia A. Burt, of U. SS. (Wilhelm
Hansen edition, no. 2255: Sex
Sameers Tr yA) y,.©, Dee. 8, 1923;
1 @ Dec. 24; EH. 580181; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© editing
and revising] 24060

THiymne aux morts de la grande guerre ;
paroles de Marcel Béliard, musique
de R. de Montalent, of France, op.
191. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1.¢. Nov. 30;
E 572937; Jacquot, Paris. 24061

I am a‘cooter crawling mamma, I am
looking for my dancing dad; w
M. W., melody John F. Ryan, of
ees. © te. Dee. 22, (192801
578071; Minnie Wallace, Greenvilie,
Miss. 24062

am in the barrel, who don’t like it?
Hox bEOp. ia A Of U.S. arr: Lil-
lian Hardin, of U. S. ©'1''e Dee.
8, 1923; E 577785; Louis Armstrong,
Chicago. 24063

I am looking for a pal and I want
you; w P. O., m Theo. G. Beach,
Orth Ss. ©) epee’ 172 1923. 3 H
579966; Pearl Ogg, Okmulgee, Okl.

24064

am married and have no wife; w
and m J. B., of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at Baltimore, arr. McKallister ;
pf. with w. New York, Barney Silver,

4to. ON PN VNU AAD Pa FN)
© Wee!29, 1923.3 PP OLD INT

2°@ Jan. 2, 1924; EB 578453; Jacob
Birnberg, Baltimore. 24065

am relying on Jesus; w Mrs. C. D.
Martin, m B. B. Beall, of U. S. ©
Oct: BOW, A923 9.272...) Dec. 24; Hi
580158; B. B. Beall, Douglasville,
Ga. 24066
am’ waite for “you™+ w. SS! D.-m | I
George Graff, jr., of U. S.,- arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1.
Dec. 18, 1923; E 577965; Stanley
Dever, Warm Springs, Va. 24067

1341

Lal

La

bm

—

=
a

me
-

Lal

24078

can never forget; w W. L. B., m
Luther A. Clark, of U. S. New
York, Frank Harding. © Dec. 12.
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 20; E 578223; Will

‘L. Bohls, San Antonio. 24068

can’t forget love’s sweet story; w
and melody P. B., jr., and.B. W.,
Of Gk Sxaort... Po rbasktor Cid ¢., Dee
12, 1923; E 575486; Bob West and
Peter Bieker, jr., Brooklyn. 24069

can’t say no; w and melody W. P..
Me Ob Us Sin. (CO) de Co ee, 1. de
E 575903; W. PR. Mitchell, Oakland,
Calif. 24070

didn’t care ’till I lost you; w and

m Joe Lyons and Rubey Cowan, of

U. S| © Jan. 2, 1924;'2 ec. Dee. 29,
1923; E 580343; Stark & Cowan,
ine, New York. 24071

don’t know nobody; w and melody
Jo Trent and Will Donaldson, of
COS. % arr. WD.” ©. le. | Dee! 10,
1923; E 575397; Fred Fisher, ine.,
New York. 24072

don’t love nobody so I don’t have
no blues; w and melody Porter
Grainger and Bob Ricketts, of U. S.
© 1 @’* Dee. 22, 1923; E 578059 ;s
Rainbow musie corp., New York.
24073
don’t want you to cry over me;
w and m Gus Arnheim and Abe
Lyman, of U. S. © Dec. 17, 1923;
2 ce. Dee: 22; BH 5781389; Sherman.
Clay & co., San Francisco. 24074

feel the blues a comin’ on; w H.
PEM. rn Arnold” To Tax, ¢ of U8 3S:
New York, Frank Harding. © Dec.
14,1 $925: 2-er. Dec. 20s! BH? 578229;
H. P. McClimons, Jamestown, Pa.
24075

hate to think what would happen to
ine, if anything happened to you; w
Sam Landers, melody Pete Wend-
ling, of U. S., arr. Adolph Deutsch,
Ob AO Se, Ort tel Deer MO eto ak
575401; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. 24076

hate you, but I love you; fox trot,
w Hal and Paul Rosenberg, m H.
Van Smith, of U. S., arr. Joe Solman,
of U.-S.;. orch,,: with .w. 4to.

Dees, 223° BOA8S eC. DEC 2k i Ba
580222; Van.Ross music pub. co.,
Boston. 24077

have a contract with God; w W. C.
Poole, m H. M. E., of U. S. © Oct.
30;.1923.) 52 -exnDee. 24500 580052 ;
H. M. Hagie, Burke’s Garden, Va.
24078

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24079

I have found the road to happiness;
Wr and’. Varn tok U, *S.erst

violm ace. (© 1 ee. Dee tT ,.. 1925" BE
575352; Charles Howard Aug, Cin-
cinnati. 24079

Lem

heard you singing; w Royden Barrie,
m Hric Coates, of Great Britain.
Nov... 19>" 1923 siya es! Now ase F)
572887 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
24080
joy not in no earthly bliss; madrigal,
w from Psalmes, sonets, and songs,
m William Byrd, ed. H. Elliott But-
ton, of England: mixed voices. 4to.
(Oriana, no. 103) © Dec. 27, 1923;
1 ec. Dee. 29; E 573284; Novello &
co., 1td., London. [© editing]
/ 24081

know a little widow, who could win
and, fool; you: all;,;.w, GW. .C..).m
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] of U. S.. New York, Frank
Harding. © Dec. 3, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
20; E 578218; Charles W. Cromer,
Bristol, R. I. 24082
know that it’s easy to cry; w G. B.,

m Al. Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w.
© Nov. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 10; EB

—

_

bm

575431; Gladys Burdick, Omaha,
Neb. 24083
I know that my Redeemer lives;

Easter anthem, w Samuel Medley,
m W. B. Judefind, of U. S. 4to. ©
Feb. 6, 1922; 2 c. Dee. 29, 1923: E
580320; Judefind bros., Baltimore.
24084

I'll always remember, I'll never forget ;
w N. B., melody Joe Henry, of U. S.
@©wt> es: Dee. 18,1928; BH 577868:
Nathan Brody, New York. 24085

Ill be here when you come back, but
Tll be with somebody else (Quand
tu reviendras au bras d’une autre je
serai); w Sam Howard, m Don
Davis and Bill Munro, of U. S.
Dee... 7, 1923; 2.c. Dec. 21 ; EH 580030 ;s
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 24086

T’ll build a castle for you, my lady of
dreams; w and m Jack Brooks, of
Wt? Sor © Fane 2)! 193412 ie; Deeki29)
1923; E 580341; Stark & Cowan,
ine., New York. 24087

Ill go back to Indiana; w E. D. W..,
m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Nov. 27, 1923+ 2'c. Dee. 10;
HT 575449; Ernest D. Walser, Ander-
son, Ind. 24088

Ill never tell; w and melody F. M., of
U. 8.
5793892; Frank Mansfield, Brooklyn,
MOLY. 24089

Oe eeiDee. (10 7519236F BE

pt. 111, BS., ¥. 18

T’ll pick my rose on Broadway; fox
trot, w R. G., melody R. P.; of U.S.
©. 1 ce) Dec. «13;°9923')) Be H75491 -
Rosario Pellegrino and Ralph-
Gabriel, Dannemora, N. Y. 24090

Ill remember; w I. G., melody John
F.,.Ryan,. of .U,..S: 4 @y 1. c.. Dee: 22,
1923; E 578066; Isobell Gamble,
Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada.

24091

Ill try to bring one; w Lizzie De

Armond, mA.’ Li Bo ot) Ue ©)

Dee. 20,1923: 192" el Deentaik:! +H

578456; Andrew L. Byers, Harris-

burg, Or. ~ 24092

love her just the same; w and m

‘Harry and Willy White, of U. S.,

arr. Ted Eastwood, of U.S. ‘©1e.

Dec. 17, 1923; EY’ 5759143" Stark’ &

Cowan, inc., New York. 24093

I love you all the while; waltz, w and
m D. H., of U. 8S. San Francisco,
Calif., Morrison music co. © Aug.
28, 1923; 20 ¢.) Deel iT; Hh SIS4Sb ;
Dell Holton, San Francisco. 24094

I love you just the same; w A M., m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Nov. 27; 1923; 2c Dee. 10;
E 575450; Arsanna McFee, Parkers-
burg, W. Va. 24095

I love you only you; w H. J. F.,; m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G., Beach, of U,,. S...© 1 @, Dee 13,
1923; E 577843; Harry J. Flinkman,
Baltimore. 24096

I love you so; w E. N. 8., melody John
F)Ryan, of U. SS. © 1 eee 2s,
1923; E 578248; Hthel N. Snyder,
Fort Howard, Md. 24097

I’m a dumb dumb, dumb bell; w Geo.
Zarahet, m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S.
(«1 c. Dee. Si,” 1928. Messi:
Geo. Bennett, Langley Field, Va.

24098 .

I’m a pilgrim and a stranger; w and
m, N. G."H.. of 0" S"*@ ber 4.
1923; 2 c Dec. 7; 'H 5753627 Nelse
G. Helander, Minneapolis, 24099

I’m crazy on Daisy, she’s crazy on
“me; w and m Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of
Great Britain; in E fiat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 10,
1923 3:0" ec, Decee nuke Died et
Feldman & co., London. 24100

I’m goin’ back to Maryland to marry
Mary Ann; w and m Harold B.
Winter, of U. S. © Dec. 12, 1928; |
2 e@. Dee... 24; FE 580117; Sherwood
music co., New York. 24101

I’m goin’ South; fox trot, from Bombo,
w and m Abner Silver and Harry
Woods, of U. S.; with ukulele in D.

lhl

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no. 138, 1923

© ‘Nov. 23,.-1923;°2 ‘ce. Dee. 1; EB.
577654; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 24102

I’m going to be a vampire and get me
a sheik; w and m B. A. H., of U. S.,
arr. ‘Pinkie Jay ‘Martin; of \U. S.
©! 1c. Nov. 17, 1923; E574957;
Bertha Amlin Humphreys, Atlanta.

24103

I’m going to be in sunny Tennessee by
tomorrow afternoon; w -B. N., m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of..U..S./,.©,1,¢., Dec..18,
1923 E 577966; Brooks Norton,
Cleveland. 24104

‘Tm in love with the world to-night;
w M. L. I, m Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U. S.
New York, Manhattan music co. ©
July, 28, 1925.52 ec. Oct 15; HE 574950;
Mary Luella Ildstad, Quatsino. B. C.

ri 24905

I’m lonely for you; w Michael Lesnick,
melody J. J. M., of U. S. ©1le.
were ts. 1925: 1577903: Johit-J.
Molitoris, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 24106

I’m moving to the jungles to lead a
quiet life; w Rose Randall Schwert
[i. e. Mrs. A. S.J, m Al. Meehan, of
U. S.; pf. with w. © Nov. 28, 1923;
2¢. “Dee... 10 5° H’575420);): Mrs.: Art
Schwert, Eastman, Wis. 24107

I’m not sighing for you; w H. K. W.,
m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with

w. © Nov. 27,. 1923; 2-¢. "Dee. 10;
E 575447 ; Harry K: White, Sapulpa.
Ok. 24108

I’m only a poor crippled kiddie; w
and m G. N., of U. S. ©1e. Dee.
19, 1923; E 575973; George Nagel,
New Brunswick, N. J. 24109

I’m sitting pretty in a _ pretty little
city ; w and m-Lou Davis, Abel Baer
and Henry Santly, arr. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, of U.. S.; male voices.
4to. (Witmark edition, excellent
quartette arrangements, no. 1738)
OuwWees 10. 1923: 2 ee Dee 18° BE
D77976; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 24110

I’m so lonely for a good girl; w F. C.,
m Lucile Burton, of U. 8S. ©le«e
Dec. 10, 1923; E 575400; Fred Chan,
San Francisco, 24111

I’m so sad without you; w and m C.
Bed Sy.and yW « 3.08 (Us .Saxv arr.

C. B. and J. 8. ©1c. Dee. 17, 1923;:

EF 575963 ; Chas. Beetho, Joe Stovall
and Walter Ehrnman, Kansas City,

Mo. 24112
I'm thinking of you; waltz song, w
and m R. E. Hufnail. of U. S., arr.

24124

@arh A. /Webery of -D:) Se s@) Le:
Dec. 29, 1923; E580338; Rhoda
Estella Hufnail, Seattle. 24113
I’m yours forever; w C. M., melody

John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1c. Dee.
22, 1923; E578063; -Catherine
Mironova, Somerville, N. J. 24114

I miss them so; w A. L., m Al. Meehan,
Of V8.5 DL. With ww... © Pec: G.
1925: 2 @ Dec. 107 515428 > Aue
rore Lamoureux, Fort Saskatche-
wan, Alta., Canada. 24115

I never had a mammy; w and m R. W.
Ftor U.S: ©.1'¢. Dee. 12,°1923;
E 57 0487; Robert William Heck.
Los Angeles. 24116

I never knew what I’d do without you
until you went away; w and melody

S.. Walter Williams, of U. S., arr.
Eugene Platzman, of U.S. ©l1le.

Dee. 31, 1923; E 578478; Maison-
Blanche music co., New York.

24117

I saw only you; w Annie H. Mark, m

Percy Elliott, of England. © Nov.

9, 19238; 1c Dec. 4; E 573071; Metz-

ler & co., ltd., London. 24118

I taught the other fellow how; melody
HiKy and (A. :B.sef W.. Ss; ©utve)
Dec. 26, 1923; E 578230; Harold
Keidel and Al. Holmer, Minneapo-
lis. 24119

I’ te vurria scurda; versi di Giuseppe
Tetamo, musica di Gennaro Ciara-
volo, of Italy; mand. acc. 4to. ©
Deeii 2Szy 1923 sct2 : ie Dees: 3457 BE
578541 ; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn.

24120

I think of thee; w S. C., m Luther A.

Clark, of U.S. New York, Frank

Harding. © Dec. 10, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
20; E 578221; Stanley Coleman,
Detroit. 24121.

I think of you; 2nd verse and m H. C.
M.. of U. S.; high voice, in A flat.
© (Dee. :10) 2923 5:2\;e. Dec. 437° E
577890; Helen C. May, New York.

24122

Ive got a cross eyed papa, but he
looks straight to me; fox trot, King
Zany [pseud. of Jack Dill], Wm.
Duval and Roy Ingraham, arr.
Louis Katzman, of U. S.; orch. with
w. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec.
28; EH 578205; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

24123

I’ve got to sigh; w H. P., m Geo. Graff,

jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of

tl isn nOow Loch Dee. sdon 1928. el
577855; Henrietta Patterson, Aga-
wam, Mass. 24124

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24125

I’ve just realized; w and melody W.
M., of Canada. ©1c. Dee. 5, 1923;
EL 575260; William Malofy, Mon-
treal, Canada. 24125

I’ve learned to do without you now;
w and melody J. C. Johnson, of
U. S., arr. Eugene Platzman, of
Ones 1) eels BO, 1923.58
574565; Perry Bradford music pub.
co., New York. 24126

I wandered by the brookside; trio,
w Houghton, m T. Tertius Noble, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York. (Octavo series, women’s
voices, no. 854) © Dec. 21, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 24; E 580046; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 24127

I want my home: w R. A., m George
Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach, of U.S. ©1«e Dec. 18, 1923;
EH 577964; Ray Anderson, Burling-
ton, Kan. 24128

I want to see my Lou! w C. E. K.,,
m Herman Dubois: [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] of U. S. New York, Man-
hattan music co. © Dee. 9, 1928;
2 e. Dec. 17; E 575941; C. E. Kahler,
Columbus, O. 24129

I want you; w andm L. R., of U. S.
© Dee. 18, 1923; 2. ¢.' Dec. 15; 'H
579919; Lillian Russell, Worcester.

24130

I wants myself a sweet sweet daddy;
w and mB: A. H:; of \U. S.; arr.
Pinkie Jay Martin, of U.S. ©1e.
Nov: 30; 1928: 0: SY5175> Bertha
Amlin Humphreys, Atlanta. 24131

I was a fool to believe in you; waltz
ballad, w and m S. E. G. and S. S.,
of U. Si © 1c. Dec. 26, 1923; EB
578150; S. Edward Gelb and Sydney
Solomon, New York. 24132

I was nibbling the knob of my cane;
from The vagabond’s entertainment,
w EH. A. Searson, m Harold Arp-
chorp,. or “GreatcoBritain jn 2G.
{Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dec. 15, 1923: 1 c. Dec. 26; EB
573273; Reynolds & co., London.

241383

I wished I’d stayed home with my ma;
fox trot, w and m, W. C. W., of U.S.
©r Now) 28% 1922): (2ives | Déece Bs tH
575192; William Clarence Wells,
Waterbury, Conn. 24134

I wrote it first; march, C. 8S. D., of
US: band. ©'l ce. Dec. 3, 192328
577653 ; Chas. S. Draper, Richmond.

24135

Ibert (Jaeques) Deux mouvements;
de J. Ibert, of France; deux flutes,
clarinette et basson. Partition. 4to.

tee Seah eo ey ee
ERY a ba

pt. 111, 0. s., v. 18

© Nov. 3, 1923; 1 e, Nov. 30; E
572926; A. Ledue et cie., Paris.
24136

Idillio; schottische, C. Meluzio, arr.
Angelo Sebastianelli, of U. S.; pf.
accordeon. (Piano accordeon edi-
tion, no. 1002) © June 20, 1922;
2 ce. Dee: 12, 1923; H 575520; John
A. Cerabino, New York. 24137

Idische (A) heim; w L. Gilrod, m
D. Chigrinsky, of U: S., op. 25. ©
Dee. 6, 1923 ; 2 ec. Dec. 20; H 575997 ;
Sacks music house, ine., New York.

241388 ©

If he didn’t intend to finish the thing ,

then why did he start it at all; w
and m O. O. Vorum,,of U.S. ‘©
1c. Dec. 26, 1923; E 578151; Ola
Owen Vorum, San Francisco. 24139

If I were an aviator; w Abram Earle,
m Sylvia Forrest, of U. S.; pf. with
w.:-© Nov.);22, 192385) 2) speeri0-
BH 575410; Earl Welt, Cedaredge,
Colo. 24140

If my heart belonged to somebody
else, I wouldn’t be here with you;
in Annual song review, w and m
Gus Edwards, of U. S. © Dec. 22,
1923 ; 2 ec. Dec. 22; E 578122; Water-
son, Bertin & Snyder co., New York.

24141

If that could only be my last dream ;
wand m J. M. 'P., of U. 8S.’ ©’ Dec.
4. 1923 :'2- e Dee: 207°R ‘a7s0gs ;
Jesse M. Paschall, Chicago. 24142

If we walk and talk with Jesus; w
and' ta L. 8S) i.; of Ut! Si Noy.
5, 19238; 2 «. Nov. 17; H 574954;
Lida Shivers Leech, Philadelphia.

24143
If you do what you do; from Kid
boots, w and m Roy Turk, Lou

Handman and Eddie Cantor, of U.
S:° © Dee. 24, 1923;°2 «& Dee: 24;
E 580168; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. 24144

If you knew her side of the story;
w Al. Dubin, m Joe Burke and
Jimmy McHugh, of U. S. © Dee.
7, 1923; (2 «@ Dee. '21 7 H' 580038 ;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 24145

If you'll only come back in my dreams;
w J. D. W., melody John F. Ryan,
of (US. "O’'l e) Deer 224925
578068; James D. Wagner, Newark,
INS SD: 24146

If youre feeling lonesome; w and m
LPT. of OW. S., arr Jack Rimage,
of U. S. © 1 @ Dee. 18; 1923-7
577970; Louis P. Ibelli, Brooklyn.

24147

1344

no. 18, 1928

If you want to make your gal smile;
fox-trot, w and m G. E. S., and
Jobneva E. Saunders, of U. S., arr.
Albert E. Orrendorf, of U. S. ©
1 ¢« Dec. 18, 1923; E 575481; George
E. Saunders, Deiroit. 24148

Im monat Mai geschehen viele wun-
der! marschlied aus der dreiaktigen
vaudeville - operette, Der hampel-
mann, von Gustay Beer und Fritz
Lunzer, musik von Robert Stolz, op.
451", instr. von Hermann Krome,
of Great Britain; salon-orch. mit

piano-direktion und text. Berlin,
Drei masken-verlag, a. g. 4to. ©
Now. 6, 19255 dd! clea oll 5 “i
573158; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London. [© arrange-
ment ] 24149

Immigration Rose; w and m Eugene
West, Jimmy McHugh and Irwin
Dash, of U. S. © Dee. 18, 1923;
2 e. Dec. 27; E 586259; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 24150

In a bungalow; fox trot, from Moon-

light, Con Conrad, of U. S., arr.
William’ Creager, of U. S.; orch.
with pf. Operatic ed. 4to. © Dec.

'29, 1923; 2 c« Dee. 31; E 578444;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 24151
In a cozy tea room; danc'ng song,

w Dorothy Terriss and Leo Wood,
m Gerald Thompson, of U. S. ©

cere bole 2 “e.) Deéet - Ay" 4H
580176; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
24152

In a2 moonlit garden; by W. R.,' of

Igoe: pie, CC) “Dect 24* 1923 "2 "'c.
Dee. 26; E 580208; Walter Rolfe,
Rumford, Me. 24153

In blossom time; by Francesco B. de
heore-. Ore... “Op. oa, -n0: 15"'pf.
© Dec. 11,:1928; 2
o75679 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. ° 24154

In Cawsand bay; Devonshire sea
chanty, w anon., m Robert Chignell,
of Great .Britain; mixed voices, in
D. (Boosey’s choral miscellany, no.
91) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] ‘© ‘Oct. 11; 1923; Le. ‘Nov.
20; E 572822; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.

In forest shade; two-part song, w ©.
Melvin, m Norwood Dale, of U. 8.;
treble voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser
eo. school choruses) © Dec. 11,
1928 ; 2 «. Dec. 18; EH 575619 ; Theo.

- Presser co., Philadelphia.

In full dress; march, Fritz Hartmann,
of Germany, op. 134; pf. © Dec.

ex Decmtss H-

24155,

24156 |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

24168

27; 10923 : (20e Dec. 12915: Ho 57T83S9P;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
24157
In gay and sombre mood; by Le Roy
B. Campbell, of U. S.; pf. © Dec.
dO 23 52 Ac: (Decisl S Ads OTe
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
: 24158
In God we trust; three-part song, w
Irwin M. Cassel, m Mana-Zucca
[pseud. of Augusta Zuckermann]
of U. 8., op. 88; women’s cho. 4to.
(IKnoch & sons’, trios; quartets &
choruses for female -voices, no. 2)
©, Dee. 1,, 1923¢):2 e,,idees20 77H
578037; Enoch & sons, New York.
24159
In good old school days; w and m Bill
Dett, of U. S.. © 1 © Dee. 10, 1923;
E 575467; Harlow Milton Pino,
% Postmaster, San Francisco. 24160
In May time; waltz, W. T., of U. S.;
pf. Chelsea, Mass., Gem music co.
© Dec. 15, 1923; 2 c., Dee. 17; E
575836; Wm.-: Tatelbaum, Chelsea,
Mass. 24161

In my flying machine; w Mrs. J. D.,
melody Carl Seyb [pseud. of Floda
Fisher] of U. S. © 1 c¢ Dec. 24,
1923; EH 5801138; Mrs. John Dam-
eron. Burgess Store, Va. 24162

In old Montana; w C. W. ‘A., m Mil-
dred Thurman, of U. S. © Dee. 290,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 31: E 578421; Cora-
bel W. Ambrose, Dillon, Mont.

24163

In old Nassau; song, m Kenneth M.
Murchison, of U. S.; medium voice.
@) Wee 1,. 1925- 2 ce. Dee. 2." 5,
577829 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.

24164

In old Pekin; Chinese romance, W L.
King, of U..S.; band. 4to:. © Mar.
10, 1923; 2: ¢., Dee. 21;,.E 578088 ;
C. L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.

24165

In remembrance; by Franz von Blon,
of Germany; pf. © Dec. 27, 1923;
2 ‘a Dee. 29; BH '578404;. Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24165

In summer when the days were long;
w and m Frederick W. Root, of
U. S.; medium voice. in G flat. ©

Dee. TOrergsgs 2 2 Ve" Dé Zi Hi
580036 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
24167

In the clover; by Paul Lawscn, of
U. S.; pf. (in the summer time)
GVpech TIM A927. 2% Werte
575792: Theo. Presser ¢o., Philudel-
phia. 24168

1345

eee Se

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24169

In the corner of- my mind; from The
town clown, w and m Bert Kalmar
and Harry Ruby, of U. S. © Dec.
ok, 19233 2.¢.,Dee;,31; . bie4e45
-Watergon, Berlin & Snyder cO., New
York. 24169

In the Egyptian moonlight; danse
orientale, Bert R. Anthony, of U. S.,
op. 152, no. 2; pf. © Dec. 19, 1923;
2 ce. Dee. 22; E 580226; Anthony
bros., Fall River, Mass. 24170

In the gloaming; song without words,
J. C. Cummings, of U. S.; pf. ©
Dee! Tj 29232412" 'e. | Dee aveh
575653 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24171

In the gondola (In der gondel); by
R. Krentzlin, of Germany, op. 85,
no. 8; pf. (From my youth) ©
Dec, GHEY MOLSe tate, Deel 13 sth
575702; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24172

In the Gypsy camp; by BE. L. Ashford,
of 30. Sos pt ©: Dee. 2) 1923! Be.
Dec. 29; E 578402; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24173

In the heart: w W. H. A. Moore, m
N. C. §., of U. S.; with cello obbl.
© Dec. 1, 1923; 2 ec. Dee. 20; E

578054; N. Clark Smith, Chicago.
24174
In the land of Tennessee; w and mel-
ody™s. Jd. M., of .U. S...© 1 e Dec.
15, 1923; E 577904; John J. Moli-
toris, Wilkes-Barre, Pa . 24175
In the merry month o’ May; w and
mn Bill: Dett, o£ U.-S: © 1, ¢. Dec.
12, 1923; E 575482; Harlow Milton
Pino, San Francisco. 24176

In the steppes of central ASia (Hine
steppenskizze aus Mittelasien) ;
esquisse Symphonique, Alexandre
Borodine, arr. H. Mouton, of France;
orch. with pf. conductor. Hawkes
en ed.: “© "Noy.? 13, 4923; 4'c.

Noy. 24; £ 573213: Hawkes & son,
pean. 24177

In the surf; tarantella, H. D. Hewitt,
of U. .S.; pf. (Field and shore)
© Dec. A2551928 ; :- 2c. bees 2B
575775; Theo. Presser cO., Philadel-
phia. 24178.

Indian lament; by Anna Priscilla
Risher, OL .uS.3) Di i@y Dee,
1925 2ee: Dec) 43 ; Wold (a4 ; 2 Rheo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24179

Indian maid; intermezzo song, w and
m PP. J...M.,; of) U.,,S.5 solo. or, duet,
treble voices. Hereford, Tex., Fos-
ter-Merrill co. © Dee. 10, 1923;
2c Dec. 17; E 578447; Paul Jones
Merrill, Hereford, Tex. 24180

pt. mises

Indian trail; intermezzo, Indian war
dance, E. De Lamater, of U. S.; pf.
© Jan. 2, 1924; 2.¢ Dee. 28, 1923;
E 578201; Victor music co., Chicago.

. 24181
Intermezzo secherzando; by Arnoldo
Sartorio, of Germany; pf. © Dec.

11, 19285 2:\ceu Det) ise Heh, ;:
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24182
Iona; w C. M., m Geo. Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr., Theo. G. Beach, of U. 8S.

© 1 & Deco 13) Was. tie arte ;
Charles McKusch, St. Louis. | 24183

Iowa folk song; by Elliott Griffis, of

U. S.3phi Ode i 2a) W2e2 7c.
Dee. 22; E578057; Schroeder &
Gunther, New York. 24184

Iowa waltz; w and m W. O. Clana-
han, of U. S., arr. Della Hamilton,
of U. S. Stratford, Ia., Omaha pub.
co. © Dee. 4, 1923; 2°c.,. Dec. 20;
E 578090; Clanahan pub. ROX Strat-
ford, Ia. 24185

[Ireland is up there; w J. G. R., melody
M. Peree [pseud. of Mrs. P. B.
Robinson] of U. S. ©1c¢. Dec. 24,
1923; E 580104; John Gerard Rose,

Providence, R. I. 24186
Ireland’s pride; march, Sam Schiller,
of U. S.; 1st violin. 4to. © Dec.

1, 1923; 1-¢.; Dee. 64 158) Dew is ;
E 580515; S. F. S. music co., New

York. 24187
Isle of sunshine land; w Bob Miller,
mE. W., of U. S:, arr. Pred Heek,

of DB: Ss:
578076 ;

© 1..¢:)Dec..22 s1oee sy ks
Emma Wright, Memphis,
Tenn. 24188
It’s a man ev’ry time, it’s a man; Ww
and m Al. Dubin, Jimmy McHugh
and Irwin Dash, of U. S. © Dec.
7, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 21; E 580084; Jack
Mills, inc., New York. 24189:
It’s memories of you; w Lula Na-
polean McQueen, m Al Meehan, of
U.-S.; pf. with w. © Noy. 14, 1923:

2 ¢. Dec, 10; 85254850 Gila oic-
Queen, Montgomery, Ala, 24190:
It’s the dancer you love, who makes.
you leve to dance; from The town
clown, w and m Bert Kalmar and
Harry Ruby, of U. S. © Dee. 31,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 31; E 578432 ; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder CDi, New York.
24191

It’s the voice of a heavenly angel; w
Gi. Ao Tan SylviarKorrest, of. Was. ;
pf. with w./;©)Nov: 3,,19235.27¢.
Dec. 10; E.575418; Clifton A. Taylor,
Madison, Me. 24192

1346 -

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

24213

Italian dance (Italienischer tanz) ;
tarantelle, R. Krentzlin, of Germany,
op. 85, no. 7; pf. (From my youth)
© Dec. 11, 1923; 2 c. Dee: 13; HE
575701; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24193

Italian rose; w M. Valente, m C. S.,

of Malye © 1) & De@y 42, 19238; EB
575485; Custodio Saitta, Washing-
ton. 24194

Izzy; w W. G., m M. Paul Manganella,
Oletiar pO ld co, Deeds 19285. EB
577916; Walter Gayey, Glen Lyon,
Pa. 24195

Ja, so ein frauenherz ist eine goldne
laute; aus der operette Die perlen
der Cleopatra, von Julius Brammer
und Alfred Griinwald, musik von
Oscar Straus, of Germany, arr. von
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©

Nowei2s,19993; doe: Dee. > HB
573342; Drei-masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 24196
Jsacchia (Agide) 36 vocalises; by

mes. or U. S:' © Dee.'3, 19234) -2:e:
Dec. 10; E 575458; Boston conserva-
tory of music, inc., Boston. 24197

Jacquelina waltz; syncopated, M. L. P.,
i. s2- pk ©.) ¢ Dee. 12, 1928 ;
EH 575479; Mary Lois Pike, White-
house, Tex.

Jacquine; gavotte, Arthur Traves
Granfield, of U. S., op. 10, no. 1; pf.
Ser ss 1025 7. 2.'c.’ Dec’ 29°
578335; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

24199

Jail house blues; w and melody Bessie
Smith and ‘C.:W.,-of U. S.- ©'1 ec.
Dec. 17, 1923; E 575934; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 24200

Japanese patrol , LOX *ErOt, tS. 'h:,. Of.

WS pe!
578032 ;
ington.

©'1' ec’ Dec: 20;'1923: E
Siegfried Scharbau, Wash-
24201

Je pense a toi; mazurka de_ salon,
Giuseppe Ferraro, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. (Tesio edi-
fron, no. 1092) “© iINov) 28; 1923 ;
2 4 Dec.) 8 x, Bi Dts99a sR... Tesio,, &
sons. 24202

Je suis delaissé seulette (I am here
alone forsaken) ; w and m anon., tr.
end rev. A. B. W., of U. 8S. [Eng-
lish and French text] © 1c. Dee.
26, 1923; E 578154; Agnes Beatrice
Wainwright, Washington. [© ar-
rangement, revision and translation]
24203

24198

a

Jealous (The) lover; w Earl of
Rochester, m Roger Quilter, of Great
Britain, op. 28, no. 1; in F. © Nov.
ye 2923 iil GaIDec. “11 es 673183:
Boosey & co., London. 24204

Jeg har forstand paa_ krokodiller ;
tekst Axel Andreasen, musik Henry
Dempsey [pseud. of Kai Normann]
of Denmark; klaver med tekst. ©
Dec. 8, 1923; 1 c. Dee. 24; E 573258 ;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. |

24205

Jenandra; song of the Rajput lover,
w and m Lily Strickland, of U. S.;
low voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs
of Ind, no. 2) , © Dee. 22, 1923; 2c.
Dee. + 26;; BH S781Th; J., Fiseher &
bro., New York. 24206

Jerusalem re-conquered; by Irénée
Bergé, arr: R. J., of -U: 8.; oren.,
with pf. conductor. (Artist’s orches-
tra repertoire, no. 37) © Dee. 27,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 27; EB 580237; Ross
Jungnickel, New York. [© arrange-
ment ] 24207

Jesus, Savior, pilot me; pantomime, w

Edward. Hopper, m J. E. Gould,
compiled J. H. Kuhlman, of U. §S.
8vo. (Popular hymns pantomimed)
© Sept. 15, 1923; 2 e and aff. Sept.
19; A 758119; J. H. Kuhiman, Lou-
donville, O. 24208
Jesus, the very thought of Thee;
sacred song, w Bernard of Clair-
vaux, tr. Edward Caswall, m Al-
fred Wooler, of U. 8S. 1. High voice,
in F.—2. Medium voice, in D. ©
Nov. 30, 1923; 2 c. each Dec. 29; E
578334; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
24209
Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts;
sacred anthem, w Bernard of Clair-
vaux and W. Ray Palmer, m E. S.
Hosmer, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to.
© Dec. 27, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 29; E
578355; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24210
Jiggs; w M. C., m George Graff, jr..
of; Su agr.7Theor G, Beach,; of
iS. A C4 Dee fkS;, C925. WH
577959; Malcolm Creighton, La
Tuque, Quebec, Canada. 24211
Jijibo (The); from A perfect lady, w
B. G. De Sylva, m George Gershwin,
of Gi. SaiQy Dee, -277,) 19238 3.2; ¢,dee:

28; HH 578352; Harms, inc. New
York. 24212
Joe Turner blues; w rev. Walter

Hirsch, m W. C. Handy, of U.S. ©

Dee. sf. 1923 > ere: peer 195
575999; Richmond-Robbins, inc.,
New York. [© revision] 24213

1347

24214

Jolly (The) jazzers; w W.
Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. ©, Nov. : 27,1923; 2. ec; Dees 10;
EK 575436; Walter Riddell. Los
Angeles. 24214

Joy to all people; Christmas service,
w Dorothy Dayton, m John J.
Thomas, of U. 8S. 8vo. © Oct. 6,
1923; 2 ce. Dee. 29; E 580318; Jude-
find bros., Baltimore. 24215

Joyous youth; by Frederick Williams,
Of U.'S:; op. 108, ner 41: pi. Cee.
28, 19238512 6G: Dee 29s. By bisa, ;

‘heo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
24216

Jubilant; overture, J. F. Galuska, .of
eS) arr VEEP Ribble ors. *
band. 4to. (Victor band = series,
nosy 6L)\ * Qian. 21924 3.2/2. Der.
28, 1923 ; EK 578200 ; Victor music ¢co.,

Chicago. 24217
Jubilee march; by Franz von Blon,
of Germany; pf. © Dec. 27, 1923;
2 ¢@. Dee. 29; E 578362; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 24218
pL duet. . CY Dec., 19, 1923’;

2 ce. Dee. 22; E 580192; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 24219

Jubilee song book, 1923; w and m vari-
ous authors, compiled G. B. G., of
We S:. 4to. © Sept: 4) £92302 ec.
and aff. Nov. 18; A 764452; George
B. Garner, Redmon, II. 24220

Jtidische rhapsodie (Rhapsodie Ju-
ive); nach. alt-jiidischen weisen,
von Juliusz Wolfsohn, of Austria ;
klavier. (Universal edition, nr.
W2UT)* OU aly 74119238" '1 ch Nov 7;
EK 573380; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 24221

Julesang: tekst Martin MReenberg,
musik Fini Henriques, of Denmark.
© Dee. 8, 1923: 1 c. Dee. 24; E
573251; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 24222

June blues; w F. P., m Geo. Graff, jr.,
of 'U: S., arr. Theo. G: Beach,» of
UP Ss7 OC be) DEE 135. 1923) Bb
577853; Florence Parrison, Bridge-
port, Conn. 24223

June brought the roses; waltz song,
w Ralph Stanley, m John Openshaw,
of Great Britain; in B flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec.
21, 1923); 4"%e!l ‘Dec. 295°H 573325 > B.
Feldman & co., London. 24224

June (A) idyll; by Minnie T. Wright,
of U. S.; pf. (All on a summer eve)
© Dee. 22, 1923: 2 « Dec. 28; EB

- 580270; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

24225

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pt. 111, H. S., v.18

R., m; June’s the time for roses; by D’Lorah,

transcription Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U. S.. (Witmark black and white
series, 26, 83, 147) 1. Cello and
pf.—2. Violin and pf—%. Violin,
cello and pf. © Dec. 17, 1923; 2 e.
each Dec. 22; E 578132-578134; M.
Witmark & sons. New York. [©
new arrangement] 24226-24228.

June time; spring song, Walter Rolfe,
of U. S.: pf. (Told in tones)
Dee. 11, 1923; 2 e. Dec. 13; E 575641 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24229

Jung (L. M.); Seven motets; m L.
M. Jung, of U. S.; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 30, 1923;
2 e Dec. 381; E 578427; McLaugh-
lin & Reilly co., Boston. 24230:

Junior (The) Methodist hymnal; w
and m various authors, compiled
Emma A. Robinson, of U. 8. 12mo.
© Nov. 2, 1923; 2 « and aff. Nov.
14; A 760874; Methodist book con-
cern, New York. [© general re-
vision ] 24231

Just a little kiss from someone; w and
m H. G.. of- U.S: ©@yNov aee ise. :
2) @., Dee 105 “Hi atirotd spear ey
Cohan, Dorchester, Mass. 24232

Just a little while; w and m Corinne
Moore Lawson, of U. S.; high voice.
©: Dee. d,. 19233 v2.46. pees ad ee ue
577934; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 24933

Just a minute; novelette, Phil Wall,
of: 0. :S,:;, pf:, , ©, Dee 28, hozar eve.
Dec. 21; EH 580038; Orpheum music
co., Boston, Mass. 24234

Just a pal; w E. W., melody M.
Peree [pseud. of Mrs. P. B. Robin-
son] of U.S. -© 1 @ Dec aa aera:
E 575947; Eva Watson, Rochester,
Ny, 24235

Just a smile from you; w G. EH. M.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisherj of U. S. © 1. Dec.
5, 1923; E 575265; Georgia Esta Mc-
Elrath, Memphis, Tex. 24236

Just a song at twilight blues; w and
melody Ted Mathews, of U. S., arr.
Donald A. Doyle, cf U. S. ©.1 «.
Dec. 20, 1923; E578016; Hvelyn
Louisa Mathews, Washington.

24237

Just a tear; waltz ballad, w and m
RW. BES of USS! Oriter Wee 2.
1923; H575488; Robert William
Heck, Los Angeles. 24238

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13,1923

Just be happy; w and m E. L. C., of
U. S., arr. Walter Paul, of U. S.
© 1¢ Dee. 18, 1923; E 577968;
Bilis L. Cohn, Philadelphia. 24239

Just call me smiling Sammy; w and m
oe e..of U.S.
1923; H 578036; Lewis T.. Thomas,
Washington. 24240

Just for to-day; anthem, w Samuel
Wilberforce, m Paul Ambrose, of U.
S.; mixed voices. (Octavo_ series,
mixed voices sacred, no. 1393) ©
Dee. 20, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 22; E 578187 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. [©
arrangement ] 24241

Just hot; fox trot, Frank Signorelli,

Phil Napoleon and Jimmie McHugh, .

of UU. S/2 pf. ‘©'1' Nov: 22; 1923;
#575022; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 24242
~— arr: Charles M. Smith,
of U. S.; pf. Jack Mills ed. 4to. ©
Dee 57192372 «. Dec, Vie)’ Dee.
19; KE 5800238; Jack Mills, ine., New

York. 24243
Just lonely; w M. G., m Al. Meehan,
Gi S25. pl.< with w. © ‘Dec 6,

1923; 2 «. Dec. 10; #575429; Mar-
garet Gray, Tulsa, Okl. 24244

Just melody; w and m Evert L. Mel-
lander, of U. S. Boston, Mass., Boé-
ton music co. © Dec. 6, 1923, 2 «¢.
Dee. 10; H 575473; Chicago daily
news co., Chicago. 24245

Just ordinary old-fashioned Mary; w
angem ad. S. C., “OL US. '© "Dee.
14) GAOZS $112!) ¢. \Dee.. 263) HSF8182 ;

~Howard S. Carpenter, Parkersburg,
W: Va. 24246

Just something; w Irwin M. Cassel,
m Mana-Zuecca [pseud. of Augusta
Zuckermann], of U. S., op. 86. ©
Dee. 11, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 135 E 575744 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24247

Just to hear you whisper, I love you;
by Arthur A. Penn, transcribed Geo.
Joe TMrinkaus,. .or Us S; + (Witmark
black and white series, no. 35, 82,
146) 1. Violin, cello and pf.—2. Vio-
lin and pf.—3. Cello and pf. © Dec.
LEV I9S2Z3 ;02e each Dec.) 220°
578129, 578135, 5781386: M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© new ar-
rangement ] 24248-24250

—— w and m Arthur A. Penn, arr.
Geo. -J. 'Trinkaus, of (U.S. ; mixed
voices. 4to. (Witmark edition

standard quartettes, no. 1732) ©
Dee. 17, 1923 ; 2 c. Dee. 22; EF 578125;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 24251

© 1 ¢. Dec 20,

| Keewatin ;

24262

Kaintucky: fox trot, Gus Kahn and
Isham Jones, of U. S., arr. Wm. J.
C. Lewis; orch., with words. Feist
ed. Ato. © Dec. 28, 1923; 2 c Dec.
28; EH578492; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. [© arrangement] 24252

Kamaroon (The) hop; w and m Roger
Lewis and Ernie Erdman, of U. S.,
arr. Ted Eastwood, of U.S. ©1e.
Dee. 3, 1923; H575247; Broadway
music corp., New York. -24253

Kan du glemme gamle Norge? arr. af
Bijarne Rolseth, of U. S.; for sang

402 DIAnHO, ~O©, Dec, V0 1025, 2. e:
Dec. 15; E 577880 ; Norwegian-Amer-
ican music co., New York. 24254

Kansas (The) city spirit; cantata, w
Clara Virginia Townsend, m Carl
Busch, of U. S.; solo and mixed
voices. 4to. © Sept. 6, 1923; 2 ¢.
and aff. Sept. 8; A 757076; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 242955

Kathleen mavourneen; by N. Crouch,
transcribed and paraphrased, Ed-
win H. Lemare, of England, domi-
ciled at Portland, Me.; organ.
(Famous melodies old and new) ©

Deel, A928 ein en, Dee. ffs 7, HB
575724; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© new arrangement]

24256

Keep a-inchin’ along: w and m anon.,
arr... J.;:B. Herbert, of U..S.; male
voices.,..@ Dec, 17,, 1923. 2 ¢. Dec.
26; E 580219; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 24257
Keep lovin’; fox trot song, w Adele
Brandon, m Faye Atkins, of U. 8S.
© Dec: 27, 1923; 2 e@ Dec. 28; E
578258; Unity music publishers,
ine., New York. 24258
Keep your eye on the ball; from Kid
boots, w Joseph McCarthy, m Harry
Tierney, of U. S. © Dee. 24, 1923;
2-e. Dee. 26; E 580172; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 24259
mareh, H. J. Crosby, of
Ue S:; op. 49; full-oreh:: with pf..
conductor. 4to. (Standard edition,
no. 549) © Dee. 7, 1923; 2 «@ Dee.
29; E 578558; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. 24260
Kentuckian; march, H. J. Crosby, arr.
Aug,’ Damm, of. U.. S:;°‘orech. ‘4te.
(Standard edition, no. 548) © Dec.

it oor eee ec. 2Oe~ H) Oan aan
Cundy-Bettoney co., Boston. [© ar-
rangement ] 24261
Key (The) to a heart; w and m
W. H., of U. S. Seattle. Music
pub. Vto..© Dee. 40; .. 192360 2) ©
Dec. 18: FE 578003; William Heian,
Seattle. 24262

1349

24263

Kill-joys (The); humorous song, w
and m Nelson Jackson, of Great
Britain; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 15, 1923;
1 ec Dee. 26; E 573277; Reynolds
& co., London.

Kind (The) of a man I’d have, that’s
if he’d have me; w and m G. P. W.,
of U. S., arr. Eugene Platzman. of
U.S. © ‘Novi'15, 1923; 2 ceNov.
26; E 575826; Geo. P. Walter,
Brownwood, Tex. 24264

K'ng o’ Spain; reviewing the troops,
Juan O. Freta, of U. S.; band. 4to.
(©), une. 5, 1923.0 2G. Det Zach
580123; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 24265

King of the night; overture, Geo. D.
Barnard, of U. S.; band. © June 5,
1923 552;e- Dec. 24; B.5809827 ;).C.. L.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 24266

King’s (The) hunt; from the VFitz-
william Virginal book, by John Bull,
ed. and arr. Harold Craxton, of
Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 28,
1923s) Wine)’ Dee ols) Bho 67S149:
Anglo-French music co., Itd., Lon-
don. 24267

Kingsley (Rutherford) Five Christ-
mas carols of old England; arr.
fe Ke. OE SU ie FOUR DL. ClO.) Carl
Fischer’s choir music edition, no.
145) Contents: 1. In Bethlehem.—
2. Christmas eve.—3. The shepherds’
watch. — 4. Christians awake. — 5.
The golden carol. © Nov. 27, 1923:

2)" ch) Deer 243. ory 180087: Carl
Fischer, New York. [© arrange-
ment ] 24268

Klingen gleker (Bells are ringing) ;
w M. Broderson, m Israel Glad-
stone, of Germany. (Songs for
young folk, no. 1) (DpPyP? yDaa7 2)
©. Dee.’ 8, 1923: 4#2'é. Dee Ite H
d77815; Jos. P. Katz, New York.

, 24269

Know-so (A) salvation; w and m
TS. ue or Ue SS.” spect fOr tye
2 ¢ Dec. 17; EH 575929; Lida Shi-
vers Leech, Philadelphia. 24270

Kol mekadish; w M. G., melody S. P.,
of «UD... Sis arr. M...G. ands. B.,. of
UesS: «y Obd » ¢,. Dee. «22,4923 =H
578116; Morris Goldstein and Simon
Paskal, New York. 24271

Laddie 0’ mine; w and m Bessie L.
Beebe, of U. S. 1. H'gh.—2. Me-
dium.—3. Low. © Dec. 10, 1923;
2 c. each Dec. 14; E 575801; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 24272

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24263 |

pt. 111, Nn. s., v. 18

Lady bug; comic song, w and m
W. H., of U. S., arr. Knox Robins,
of U. S. Dearborn, Mich., Walter
Hull co.. © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ec Dee.
20; E 578096; Walter Hull, Dear-
born, Mich. 24273

Lady fair; w anon., m Cornelius van
Rees, of U. S. © Dec. 11) 1923;
2 c. Dec. 13; EH 575726; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 24274

Lady Luck; march, Hugh W. Sehu-
bert; ‘of Uy Sbi;otst violimy Mtoiiy©
Dee. 1, 1923; 1 c«. Dec. 6; 1 c. Dec.
15; E 580519; S. F. S. musie co.,
New York. 24275 ©

Lager beer; campaign song, w and
m W. H., of U. S., arr. Knox Robins,
of U. S. Dearborn, Mich., Walter
Hull co. © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ¢c. Dee.
20; EH 578094; Walter Hull, Dear-
born, Mich. 24276

Lake Como by moonlight; barcarolle,
Henry Holden Huss, of U. S.; pf.
(Sheet music edition, P. 1347:
Happy days, no. 9) © Nov. 24,
1928; 2 c. Dee. 24; E 580059; Carl
Fiseher, ine., New York. 24277

Lal; the song of the dancing girl, w
and m Lily: Strickland, of U.. S.;
low voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs
of Ind, no...) Bega 2o-5 leo
2 G.Dec, 26; -EebT8l70 773. Hiscner
& bro., New York. 24278

Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) The
Slave (L’Esclave); w Théophile
Gautier, English version Alice Mat-
tullath, of U. S.,m Edouard Lalo, ed.
N. Clifford Page, of U. S.; high

voice in D. (Select songs by French
composers, Carl Fischer edition,
series II: Superior ed. 5631) ©

Dee. 8, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 24; E 580079 :;

Carl Fischer, ine., New York. [©
English version and arrangement]

24279

Lament; song of the burning ghat, w

and m Lily Strickland, of U. S.; low

‘voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs of
Ind, no. 3);.@ Dec:,22, 1928012 €.
Dee. 26; E 578172; J. Fischer &

bro., New York. 24280
Land (The) of a million smiles; w
and) 'm Mrs.'J! B! PEterUrssirarr:
Harry L. Alford, of Uy S. © Dee.
4, 1923; 2 e@ Dec. 20; H 578095;
Mrs. J. B. Penington, Rogers, Ark.
24281

Laughing; waltz song, w and m H. A.
S., of. U. S. St. Louis, Mo., Sara-r
music co. © Dec. 18, 1923 ;-2 ¢. Dec.

- 17; E 575969; HE. Adele Steed, St.
Louis. 24282

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

24304

Lazy Luke; trombone novelty, J. F. | Let me see you smile; fox trot song,

Galuska, of U. 8.; band. 4to.
Dec. 1, 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 26; E 580250 ;

C. L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.
24285
Lead, kindly light; pantomime, w J.
H. Newman, m J. B. Dykes, compiled
dee iee.. Of U7. ., 8v0;;)., (Popular
hymns pantomimed) © Sept. 15,

19253 2. e@, -and waft, Sept....)9s, A
758116; J. H. Kuhlman, Loudon-
ville, O. 24284

Lead me back to Slumberland; w J.
S., m Edward Puchmayer, of Aus-
tria, domiciled at Chicago. © 1.
Nov. 26, 19238; E577484; Jacob
Schuler, Chicago. 24285

League of nations; w and melody
Get. L., 00, 8L1.5:::© 1.c.,. Noy.«80,

1923; E575166; Charles F. Lehl- |

bach, Newark, N. J. 24286
Leap frog; by Dorothy Gaynor Blake,
or U, S.; pt. (Three, just-for-fun
piano pieces, no. 2) © Nov. 19,
1925-2 ec. Dec. 29° H'578332: ‘Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24287
Leaping .leopards; from Sharlee, w
Alex Rogers, m C. Luckeyth Roberts,
ons! © Dee! 21, 1923 72) «.
Dee. 22; E578056; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 24288
Leaves (The) of life; old poem, m
Alee Rowley, of England; female or
treble voices with bar. solo. 4to.
© Nov. 13, 1923; 1 ¢ Nov. 17: E
573298; Swan & co., ltd., London.
24289

Legend; by Paolo Conte, of U. S.,
op. 28; pt.""© Dee. 11; 1923: 2 c.
Dee. 13; E 575681; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 24290
Legion march; by Fritz Hartmann, of
Germany, op. 146; pf. © Dec. 27,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 29; E 578393; Theo
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24291
Léila; fox trot blues, paroles de Far-
nand Beissier, musique de Ario-
Férévana, of France. © Nov. 3,
1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 30; E.572939; Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 24292
Leisure (A) hour; by Brian Hope,
of England; pf. © Dec. 6, 1923; 1
e. Dee. 7; E 573066; Elkin & co.,
ltd., London. 24293
_ Leprechaun; by Le Roy B. Campbell,
men, U.°S., Op. ol; pf. © Dec. 11,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 13; BE 575673; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24294
- Lest we forget; patriotic song. w and
Meh Ae, OL... eee: 10;
1923 ;.2 « Dec. 14; E 575805; Annie
*C. Little, Auburn, Me. 24995

pf. conductor.
©. Dec! 28.. 1923) 2c, Dee oat. Bb

106658—24——4 13

w Jesse Winne, m Wm. Axt and
David Mendoza, of U. S. © Dec.
27, 1923; 2 ce. Dee. 28; EH. 578256;
Unity music publishers, inc., New
York. 24296
Let us now go even unto Bethlehem ;
Christmas anthem, w from _ the
Bible, m George B. Nevin, of U. S.;
men’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 29; HE 578330; Oliver Dit- |
son co., Boston. [© arrangement. ]
24297

Leviathan march; by J. F. Galuska,
PE Uos.. band: — 4to. “© Dee &
1923 2e. Deer 26; HF pse251 = C. Ei
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 24298
Levitzki (Mischa) Valse; by M. L.,
op. 2, arr. Adolf Schmid, of England,
domiciled at Cleveland; orch. with
(Galaxy, no. 244a)

580354; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
[© arrangement] 24299
Li Fu-jén; w Wu-ti. English Arthur
Waley, French Jacques Bonjean, m

Eugene Bonner, of U. S., op. 11,
no. 2. (Jn Two songs from the
Chinese, no. 2) [English and

French texts] -© Nov. 13, 1923;

1 e. Nov. 16, 1 ec Dee. 5; E 575286;
J. & W. Chester, ltd., London.

/ 24300

Liden ekorn; Norwegian melody, para-

phrase R. K., of U. S.; violin and

pf. © Dee. 4, 1923; 2'¢c. Dec. 20;

E 578091; Rudolf Kvelve, La Crosse,

24301

Shtarker

Wis.

Liebes shmerzen; from
fon liebe. w and m Joseph MM.
Rumshinsky, of U. S. Kammen ed.
(jDSIVVw Ov2">) © Nov. 21,1923;
2 c. Dec. 28; E 580263; Jack and
Joseph Kammen, Brooklyn. 24302

Lied (Dos) fun broit (Song of bread) ;
w Mani-Leib, English tr. Henry
Goodman, m N. L. Saslavsky, of U.

S., op. 15. (Songs for young folks,
Dea es) ei Cee)

© Dee. 8, 1923, 2 ec. Dec. 11; E 577814;
Jos. P. Katz, New York. 24303

Liese, komm’ auf die wiese! shimmy
aus der dreiaktigen vaudeville-ope-
rette. Der hampelmann, von Gus-
tav Beer und Fritz Lunzer, musik

op. 45lf, instr.
of Great

mit piano-

von Robert Stolz.
voh Hermann Krome,
Britain; salon-orch.

direktion und text. Berlin, Drei
masken-verlag, a. g. 4to. © Nov.
PG. O25 wen CGE Tl s” HL Ofeaboo ¢
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. [© arrangement] 24304

ol

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24305

Life divine; tone poem, Cyril Jenkins,
of Great Britain; military band.
with conductor. (Boosey’s military
journal, 147 series, no. 1) © Oct.
Yi, 1923 ;219e7 (Nov. 20H STZS25 :;
Boosey & co., London. 24305

Life is just a bubble; w and m B. E.
J., of U. S., arr. William Lester, of
U. S. ©1«@ Dee. 1, 1923 ; E 577641;
Bertha E. Johnston, Chicago. 24306

Life’s sunset bar: w May Ancore, m
Kennedy Russell, of Great Britain.
©) Oct. 11,1923 3: 1 (es, Nov420:
072821; Boosey & co., London.

24307

Light and glory; Christmas cantata,
w Mattie B. Shannon, m Adam
Geibel, of U. S.; for soli, cho. and
Crean’ Ato. KC) Octal: 1925-2 ©:
and aff. Oct. 15; A 762987; Adam
Gebel music co., Philadelphia.

24308

Lights and shadows; romance, Clay-
ton C. Curwen, of U. S., op. 148; pf.
(Musical pianoforte pieces for young
students) © Dec. 5, 1923; 2 c. Dee.
14; FE 575860; Bach music co., Bos-
ton. 24309

Liliputian (A) wedding; by Paul Law-
son?oLrU..7 Si;qab.y ©.Dec, 27, 1923:
2 ce. Dee. 29; E 578378; Theo. Presser
eo., Philadelphia. 24310

Lilt; by Cecil Burleigh, of U. S., op.
9, no. 2; pf. © Dec. 27, 1923; 2 c.
Dec. 29; E 578396 ; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 24311

Lily of the valley: w Edward Tesche-
macher, m Herbert Oliver, of Eng-
land; in C.: © Dee. 8, 1923; 1 ¢.: Dee.
10; E 573138; Joseph Henry Lar-
way, London. 24312

Lips divine; w E. A. R., m Sylvia For-
rest, of U. S.; pf. with w. © Nov.

27, 19238>°2 <. Deen 105 Hi 31344 5¢
Edward <A. Rozynski, Montreal,
Canada. 24313

Listen to de lambs; arr. J. B. Her-
bert. of U. S.; male voices. © Dec.
A, dO fo Ge Ces muy aOOL LO):
Homer <A. Rodeheaver,
[© arrangement] 24314

Listening in; w and m George Wash-
ington Hall, of U. S. 8vo. © Dec.
Dy Oar 2ie! ee} 2AeRn DoC2oa:;
Geo. W. Hall, McFall, Mo. 24315

Liszt (Franz) How sweet the name
of Jesus sounds; by Liszt, arr. Paul
Bliss, of U. 8.; mezzo sop. solo, and

quartet. 4to. (Theo. Presser co.
sacred music for mixed voices) ©
Wee.) TO: hO2S 22. Ve. WeeieZ2 SK)

580187; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. [© new arrangement] 24316

Chicago. -

pt. 111, N.'s., v. 2S

Littig’s new practical method for

banjo C notation; with diagram
chord chart, for plectrum and
finger, Frank Littig, of U. S.. ©

Oct. 10, 1923; 1 e Oct. 13; A—for-
eign 761113; Chart music pub.
house, Chicago.

Little birdie; w Mrs. J. D., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] or US.) @) emer. 24,
1923 ; E 580112; Mrs. John Dameron,
Burgess Store, Va. 24318

Little (A) boy and a dream; three-
part song, w Grantland Rice, m Fay
Foster, of U. S.; women’s voices.
4to. (Theo. Presser co. part songs
for women’s veices) ec. 1.
1923; 2’ ¢., Dee. 18" BY atbual- reo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24319

Little (The) bugler; bugle march, W.
J. Duthoit, of Great Britain; band.
4to. (Boosey’s mareh journal, no.
371) -. ©-Nov; 17,1923. 1,62 ec. 11 ;
E 573121; Boosey & co., London.

24520

Little by little I’m falling in love;
w and m Harold Dixon. of U. S.
Dec, 20, 28452 Gy Deets: EB
575991; Dixon-Lane music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 24321

Little Chinese rag doll; w Ray Hib-
beler and Walter M. Anderson, mel-
ody Jerry Sullivan, of U. S.,. arr.
Thomas Confare, of U. S. © 1.
Dec. 10, 1923; E 575402; Raymond
©. Hibbeler, Chicago. 24322

Little (The) Christ; carol, w Wilfrid
Thorley, m Alec Rowley, of Eng-
land; pf. with w. 4to. © Oct. 26,
1923; 1 ec. Oct. 27; EB. 5732993; Swan.
& co., Itd.,, London. 24323

Little girl I am dreaming of you; w
and melody W. S., of U.S. © 1 c¢.
Dee. 3, 1923; BH, 575242; Walter
Slusser, Cincinnati. 24324

Little (A) grey home in the West; w
D. B., m Al. Meehan, of U.S. pf.
with w. © Noy. 19, 1923 ; 2 e: Dec.
10; EH 575417; Dora Bushen, Grand,

Rapids, Mich. 24325
Little Indian chief; duet, L. Strick-.
land, of U. S.: pf., four hands.. (En-
tertaining four hand music) © Dec.

12, 1923 :,2 ey Dee. Tog Bio 98008
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24826

Little (A) kiss or two; w and m Harl

Comyns, Dorothy Pelunis and Vin-

cent. ‘C.-Plinkett, pt Us Si) De

10, 1923.2 Je: Dec. 1S 3. S7S0pGE

Angelus music pub. co., Los Angeles.

; 24327

1352

24317 ©

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

Little (A) longer; waltz, w and m
Carl Winge, of U. S. (Cover title:
Just a little longer) © Nov. 21,
1928: 2 c. Dec. 26; E 578160; Mel-
ody shop, Seattle. 24328

Little love bug; w J.B... Helm, m
Ha ©.oR:; ef U: .d.. -arr., Friedrich
janscen, Of U.us-, © 2 c. Wec..,. 15,

1928 ery iy 011906; H.C: Renner,
Cleveland. 24329

Little (The) men; w William Alling-
ham, m Roger Jalowicz, of Great
Bram. (©) Nov. 23, 1923.: 1 c, Dec.
11; E 573129; Boosey & co., London.
. 24330

Little Mississippi home; w G .P., mel-
ody John F. Ryan, of U.S. ©1c.
Dee. 7, 1923; E 575307; George Par-
sons, Wyandotte, Mich. 24331

Little Orange Blossom; w_ Jesse
Winne, m William Axt, of U. S. ©
Deets 27) 1923 2 cel Dees:\28 7. bh
578257 ; Unity music publishers, inc.,

New York. 24332
Little (The) princes; by Ambrose
Coppecin of Weu8S. op... 156; ope.

(Musical pianoforte pieces for young
students) © Dec. 5, 1928; 2 c. Dec.
14; B 575862; Bach music co., Bos-
ton. 24333

Little (The) red lark; Irish folk tune,
by Ernest Austin, of England, op.
471, no. L; pf.- (Tone-stanza, no. 25)
(Dee. 22; 1923; 1 ec. Dee. 22; BE
573264; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 24334

Little (The) red schoolhouse; three-
part song, w Laurene Highfield, w
Winifred E. Moore, of U. 8.; sop.,
alto, bar., melody in bar. 4to.
(School music for the upper grades
and high school) .© Dee. 14, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 18; E 575986; Chart music
pub. house, Chicago. 24335

Little (The) rogue: by M. L. Preston.

Pelisess; pt. .©),, Dee: )14;«.1928 ;
Boe Week 1 13.) 5 Hib to tat; ) Bheo.
_ Presser co., Philadelphia. 24336
Little (A) romance; by Clayton C.
Surven 01 UU. ' Siop. Tots pt.
(Musical pianoforte pieces for

young students) © Dec. 5, 1923;
2 ¢@. Dee. 14; E 575864; Bach music
co., Boston. 24337

Little telltale; trio, w Caroline L.
Sumner, m T. Frederick H. Gand-
lyn, of U. S.; women’s voices. 4to.
(©) Dee. 627,, 1923. 2 e Dec. 20° H
578357; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
deiphia. :

24338 |

24350

w,. Caroline, L. Sumner, m T.
Frederick H. Candlyn, of U. S. ©

Deer elt, £1923 212 ve weer tase iE
575655: Theo, Presser co., Phila-
delphia, 24339

Little (The) voice, what it says to
me at night; unison song, w Olive
Low, m Waddington Cooke, of Great
Britain; in D. 4to. (Anglo-French
unison and part songs, no. 1015)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©. Weel 1h) 1923) Hh eiDeen! 275K
573281; Anglo-French music co., Itd.,
London. 24340

Live in me Jesus today; w and m
Ce ABP TWat of (0:08. ©) Deets 22,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; EH 580056; Carrie
Belle Wilson, Dyersburg, Tenn.

24341
Living in clover; w and m James
Fitch, of Great Britain. © Nov

2 ¢ Dec. 3: EB 575195;

10, 1928;
William McEwan, Roanoke, Va.
24342
Lock me in your heart; w and m

Arthur S. Josselyn, of U.°S.; arr.
CMe liek Ot. Lease ONC aed sa,
1924; 2 c Dec. 26, 1923; E 578515;
Alpha music co., Providence, R. I.
24343

Leefler (Ch. M.) Poem; by C. M. L.,
of U.)S.,:;orceh;,.se., \© Dec, 17-4928 ;
2 e. Dec. 20; EH 580011; G. Schirmer.
inc., New York. 24344

London town; w Jobn Masefield. m
Martin Shaw, of Great Britain. ©
Dees (28, ol923 5... ex Dee: 283. iE
\foaore sd. pb.. Cramer: .d, icos, »lid..
London. QABADBH

Londonderry air; part song, w and
arr. of traditional Irish melody,
Norman Weir, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 26,
1925 WY c.. "Nov 22s EP 572889 20W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 24346

Londonderry (The) air; Erin mavour-

neen, old Irish melody, transcribed
Henry Geehl, of Great Britain. 1.

Violoncello and piano.—2. Violin
and piano.—3. Piano solo. © Dec.
Zo HO23 4! Lacs, each Dec: 28 57 iE

.073315-573317 ; Hdwin Ashdown. Itd.,
London. [© arrangement]
24347-24849

Lonesome for someone; w N. S., m
Al Meehan, of U..S.;°pf.. with. w.
©) Now 1925" 2° ¢ Dec 105" B
575437; Nellie Starkweather, Clay
Center, Kan. } 24350

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ae

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24351

Lonesome hearted blues; w P: C. B.,
m Fannie Goosby, of U. 8S. [Photo-
stat] -(O.4..¢. Dec. 26, 19232
578152; P. C. Brockman, Atlanta.

24351

Lonesome loving blues; w_ Lucille
Shelis, m Al Meehan, of U. S.;
pi with"w.’' © Nov’ 27; 192322 c.
Dec. 105° EH 575441: Mrs Le C.
Shells, Chicago. 24352

Long lost mamma, daddy misses you;
w and m Harry Woods, of U. S.,
ger. ‘Geo. J. “Erinkaus; ‘Gigi. ss. :
male voices. (Witmark edition, ex-
cellent quartette arrangements, no.
1734). 4to. ©. Dee 10971928 +12 ec.
Dec. 18; E 577977; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment | 24353

Long-tail (The) blue; old song, arr.

A. -Grant-Schaeffer, of VU. S&%.
(Song gems of olden times; ©
Dee. 26,; 19238: 2, 7e,7 Dee. 2977
580347; Arthur P. Schmidt. co.,
Boston. [© arrangement] 24354

Lone Resp y, W.o.. Of Uays.7 DEO)
Deas 24 Tote aC, EE. eA
580207; Walter Roife, Rumford,
Me. 24355

w Adeline E. Bogart, m Andrew
T. Bogart, of U. S.; high in E flat.

Deev12) 1923. #2 oe? Dee as:
FE 577892; Luckhardt & Belder, New
York. 24356

We san: Tin AN, ABS won...

© 1 e: Nov. 30, 19235. E 577947);
Nellie H. Schmitt, Denver. 24357
w Elsie Lawson, m Rudolf Friml,
of Bohemia, domiciled at New York.
© .Dec. 11-923 302 e Dee ie: EI
575667 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24358
Longing for home sweet home; march
ballad, wyand,m A.p4io7R., of, JW. S:,
arry bother Ac Clark, .. © .Dee: 5;
1923; 2 @ Dee. 11; E575474; Aloy-
sius I. Day, Chester, Pa. 24359
Longings for my childhood home; w
A. P., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U. S.
(G) toe Dec.” kG. 1925). Ba joo ks
Anna Pinter, Buffalo. 24360
Look upward; w Newt. C. Keeling,
m, OB Me.of We Sey GeOet, 130,
1923; 2 « Dec. 24; EF 580144; T. B.
Mosley, Albertville, Ala. 24361
Look what you went and done; w L.
M. and H. F., melody L. M., of U. 8.
© 1.¢. Dec. 15, 1923; Be577901.; Lee
Morse and Harry Ferns, New York.
24362

pt. 11 sews 18

Look, ye Saints; Haster anthem, w
Thomas Kelly, m John J. Thomas,
of U; Ss’. 4to!*@) Pepe, 1G227 72 c.
Dec. 29, 1923; EH: 5803821; Judefind
bros., Baltimore. 24363

Lord, I, wish I could; Bahama folk
song, arr.’ N.’C. S:, of US77anixed
voices. 4to. (Bahama negro folk
songs, no. 2) © Dec. 1, 1923; 2 ec.
Dec. 20; E 578052; N. Clark Smith,
Chicago. 24364

Lord (The) said; anthem for Christ-
mas or general use, w from the
Bible, m Preston Ware Orem,. of
U. S.; mixed voices with organ acc.
4to. © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 13:
EH 575633; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24365

Lord, Thou hast been our refuge; an-
them for Advent or general use, w
Psalm xe. )1, 2);an) Hugh Blairyoft
England: mixed voices, organ acc.
(Novello’s octavo anthems, no. 1128)
© Dec. 27, 1928: 1 e. Dee. 329; EF
573283 ; Novello & co., ltd., London.

24366

Lorad’s (The) prayer; anthem, m A.
J. V., of. Holland, domiciled at Ho-
boken, N. J.; mixed voices, organ
acc. ©1c. Dec. 11, 1923; 577824;
Adriaan Jacob Vanderbilt, Hoboken,
IN i 24367

Lost-my-baby blues; fox trot, w and
m Ray Hibbeler, of U. S. © Dec.
4~"1923* D).¢. “Deen Zee Baise
Garrick music Sales, Chicago.

24368

Lost my sweetie blues; w Leonard
Levin): mm! Sidi sof W.. e4, Oiw -c.
Nov. 30, 1923; H 575158: Stella
Levisohn, New York. 24369

Lost opportunity blues; w and melody
Eloise: Bennett,. of U. S:; arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson, of U. S.

1 ec. Dec. 17, 1923; EH 575910; John-
son-Bennett pub. co., New York.

24370
Lost (The) ship; w D. R., melody
Luther A: Clark, of U.:Sier©'1 ec.

Dec. 17, 1923; EH575948; Dorothy
Redfearn, Galena, Ill. 24371
Lots o’ mamma; w and m Bsther
Weber, Elmer Schoebel and Billy
Meyers, of U. S. .©.1 ¢.Dec..13,
1923; -E.5T7831; Jack MOMs. ine.,
New York. 24372
Loup (Le) et.la brebis; paroles et
musique de Jac. Nam, of France.
Editions Ricordi. (Fables de mon
village); © Dec) 27, 1923; 1 ce. Dec.
28; E 573364; Société anonyme des
editions Ricordi, Paris. 24373

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 138, 1923

Love; wandmlL. 8S. L., of U. 8.
Nov. 5, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 17; EH 574953 ;
Lida Shivers Leech, Philadelphia.

24374

Love beautiful love; w D. T. Mackie,
m George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
Deg wis. 6925" R50 9as David. TL:
Mackie, New Bedford, Mass. 24375

Love bells; by F. J. M., of Canada,
domiciled at Hollywood, Calif., arr.
Vern Hlliott, of U. 8.; melody with
pizcace. {[Photostat] © 1 c Dec.
Pears He, DUlotls: | Bred. I;
McManus, Hollywood, Calif. 24376

Love divine; w arr. from Charles Wes-
lev iA) JOS. of U.S; ©, Oct, 30,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 24; E 580134; A. J.
Showalter, Chattanooga. 24377

Love divine, all love excelling; an-
them, w Charles Wesley, m William
Baines, of U. S.; mixed voices. Ato.
© Wee itas1923: 2 ex Decs 132¢H
575635 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24378

Love dream of dreams; w R. A. S.,
melody James Vollmer, of U. S. ©
1 @ Dec. 10, 1923; EH 575399; Ray-
mond A. Stewart, Philadelphia.

24379

Love in a mist; vocal valse-glide,
Grahame Bruce, of England; pf.
© Dee! '4; 1923: 1 ¢: Dee! 195 EB
573198; Metzler & co., Itd., London.

24880

Love (A) in Hawaii; Hawaiian-waltz,
James Wilton, of Holland, op. 22;
per ©) Nov. 27, 1923; 1c. Dec. 12
EH 573151; B. H. Smit, Amsterdam,
Holland. 24381

Love learns by laughing; by Thomas
Morley, of England, ed. and adapted,
Edmund Horace Fellowes, of Eng-
land; male voices. 4to. (Thomas
Morley’s canzonets or little short
songs to three voices, no. 21: Male
voice choir library, no. 101) © Oct.
Nake Ot Le re OCie ae he ST 2689 *
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. [© ar-

rangement ] 24382

| Love me; w Sara Teasdale, m Olive

Wetherby, of U.S. © Dec. 18, 1923;

Pewe. DCC Aa) hy Obeloan ©. HV:

Thompson & co., Boston. 24383

» Love song; by D. A. M., of U. S.; pf.

© @ie Dec. 20; 1923: B 578015;

Dominick A. Maffei, New York.

243884

-Love (The) stamps; juvenile Christ-
mas cantata, w Hdith Sanford Tillot-
son, m I. H. Meredith and William

maigore, of U. S. 4to. © Oct.. 7,

GC) eli

24398
1922)5.2)-¢. jandrath, Oct.1 6; 1923); A.
757943; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 24385

Love (The) that belongs to me; w
H. R. S., melody John F. Ryan, of
We yee Ol. te Co Mec. 224 1925.) El
578072; Helen R. Schnapp, Home-
stead, Pa. 24386

Loveland; night of dreams, w Regi-
nald Low, m Maurice Head, of
Great Britain. © Dec. 14, 1923;
1 e@. Dee. 26; E 573227; Duff, Stew-
art & co., Itd., London. 24387

Lover’s (A) lament; w M. E. V., mel-
ody Luther A. Clark, of U. S. ©
te, Dec. 17, 1923; BE. 575949 ;. Mary
EK. Vien, Wellston, Mo. 24388

Lover’s lane; amatorial fox trot, w
Holly Field, m Hugo Frey, of U. S.
(©y-Dec. 27, 1923; 2 ec: Dec. 28:° Hh
578412; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New

York. 24389
SO orch. 4to. ©
Deer PIs, 192331 24: Gh Dee 7194.7 KR
580013; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 24390

Love’s caresses } by! DOM... of UsSew pf.
© -fc* Nov. 30, 1928s EB 575165:
Dominick Maffei, New York. 24391

Same. @iy dc. Dee, 31.1923 — EB
578468; Dominick Maffei. New
York. 24392

Love’s enchantment; w Mrs. H. A. S.,
m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1. Dee. 13,
1928:;° EE) 577859; Mors. )ddlenry) A.
Sloss, Los Angeles. 243893

Love’s golden days; w and m C. P., of
U. S. © Dec. 8, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 18;
E 578001; Catherine Passero, Wash-
ington. 24394

Love’s harmony; w and m W. E., of
WSO Wee 14. :1993'= 2c) Dec lit
E. 575936; Wayland English, Deca-
tur, Ill. 24395,

Love’s holy flame; w V. A. Spring-
ford, melody John F. Ryan, of U. S.
©.) 2..¢.) Dec.’ 28) 1928") EN 57s247-
V. A. Springford, Pinebluff, N. C.

24396

Love’s old sweet song; by Malloy, ed.
and played MeNair Ilgenfritz, of
U. 8S... (Solo carola, word roll, no.
fo2a6) |, [Music rolli:: © Dec. 17,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; E 578499; Cable
co., Chicago. [© editing] 24397

Love’s sweet honeymoon; reverie, Ww
and nm RB veh. on Ue Sarr! Carl
A. Weber, of U. S. ©1.c. Dec. 29,
1923; E 580337; Rhoda Estella Huf-
nail, Seattle. 24398.

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4

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24399

pt. 111; ns. fv. 18

Love’s way; w Adelaide Gordon, m ! MacMurray (Frederick) Four melo-

L. W., of U. S., arr. Mrs. 8S. G. Web-
Stet, of U.S: © 1c. Dec. 26,4923);
BH 578240; Louise Warfield, Seattle.

24399

Lovingly I cling; w Mrs. J. W. C.,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of

Ethel Fisher] of U. S. © 1. Dec.
24, 1923; EH 580101; Mrs. J. W.
Culver, Bough, Tenn. 24400

Lallaby:,, (AY 3 ow. ,and, im" C: a a of
Uias. © Pe Noy, 20, 212s, 1
578034; Clara Haskell Abel, Sey-
mour, Conn. 24401

Luna chiara, versi di C. O. Lardini,
- mnusica di A. Salemme, of Italy;
mand. ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1925)
©! Septo'S, (1923408 4 Dee..8;5, BH
573094; Casa editrice Mario, Naples.
24402

Lyrical pieces; in four grades, with
illustrative verses by Wilfrid Thor-
ley, m Arthur Somervell, of Eng-
land; pf. grade 1-4. (Magnus al-
bums vy. 101-104) © Dee. 21, 1923;
1 ¢@. each Dee. 22; E 573370-573878 ;
Swan & co., ltd., London.

24403-24406

Mamasti mai (Were they sincere)?
w &. Panzaecchi. English version A.
Clyde, m Vincenzo de Crescenzo, of
Italy. domiciled at New York;
mezzo sop. or bar., in G. (Favorite
Italian songs) © Dee. 8, 1923; 2 ¢.
Dee 8:98 S171 717 ;) (Mauro, Mj Car-

dilli, New York. 24407
Ma disposition changes when dey
plays dem blues; w M. F. H., m

Geo. Graff, qra'tofy US), ‘arr..-rheo.
@ Beach: *6f UNS?" ©1 ef Dee. 13,
1923; E 577846; Martha Foster Her-
bert, New Orleans. 24408

Ma jong; Chinamerican fox trot, G. N.,

of U. S.: instrumental. ©1c. Dec.
(ye 1923. H). SaGiles wo Gus “Nager,
Brooklyn., 24409
i pung ; chew, pe. lime, w .W.-.J.

Lederer, melody W. L .R., of U.S.
@jol/) ¢:.(Dee. va; M925 eM OT0250 ;
Walter L. Rosemont, New York.
24410
2! weand. melody We .H pe, Ola. 0. 5
in F. ©1c. Dee. 1, 1923; E 577645 ;
Percy Franklin Venable, Chicago.
24411
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) Re-
verie; by E. A. MacDowell, op. 19,
no. 3, transeribed Karl Rissland, of
Us Six,.violin, ands pit. ©O.~Oec., £3,
1923: 2 c Dee. 29; E 578340; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. QAAN2

1356 Dts ee

SS eee

|

dies; composed and arr. by F. Mac-
Murray, of U. 8.; violin alone or
with pf. ace. Contents :—Boat song.
op. 26.—Alice where art thou?
by Ascher.—My old Kentucky home;
by Foster.—Cradle song, op. 25. ©

Dee.> 12). dQ2352 2) iG leaner: 1B)
575848 ; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24413

Madeline; fox trot, w and m’'S) CoF.,
of U. S. © 1 @ Dec, 12; 1923; B
o77938; Samuel C. Fink, Portland,
Me. 24414

Madrigale; by A. Simonetti, simpli-
fied and ed. Karl Rissland, of U.
S.; violin and pf. © Dec. 13, 1923;
2 @ Dee. 29; E 578329; Oliver Dit-
son ¢o., Boston. [© arrangement]

24415,

love of my dreams, w G. Hubi-
Newcombe, m A. Simonetti, of Eng-
land. ©. Dec. 27, 1923; 1 @ Dec.
28; E 573362; .G. Ricordi & ‘co.,
London. 24416

Madrigals to five voices; by Richard
Carlton, transcribed, sc. and ed.,
Edmund Horace Fellowes, of HKng-
land. 4to. (English madrigal
school, )'vo27)! ©: Oct 17, | 1928 -
1 «@ Oct. 29; E 572687: Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 24417

Madchenlied (The girl speaks) ; worte
von Otto Julius Bierbaum, musik
von Theodore Spiering, of U. S. ©
June 15, 1922;"1 e “Wepw1923
1 ¢« Apr. 18; E 556169; Ries &
EKrler musikalien verlag, Berlin.

24418

Midel (Hin) muss da sein; lied aus
Dolly, gesangstext von Rudolf Ber-
nauer, musik von Hugo Hirsch, of
Germany. bearb. von Hans Daeb-
l'tz, of Germany; salon orch. mit
piano direktion. 4to. © Nov. 20,
1923; 1.¢e Dece..29:; BE 578321 ; Drei-
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 24419

Melkedrengen; tekst Alfred Kjerulf,
musik Edvard Brink, of Denmark ;
klaver med tekst. © Nov. 27, 1923;
tic. Dec. 14; E Of3177,3. Wilbelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 24420

Miarchen (Ein) aus Fiorenz; operette ~
in 2 akten, text von R. Benatzky,
Oscar Friedman und Toni Schwa-
nau. musik von Ralph Benatzky, of

Germany; klavierauszug mit tiber-
drucktem text (CO7Oct. i, doZa 7 sc:
Dec. 22;° FE 573352; *° Joset Weimn-

berger, Leipzig. 24421

Mafalda; mazurka, G. R., of U.-S8.;

pf. ©1c Dee. 22, 1923; EH 578118 ;sx
Giuseppe Russo, Philadelphia.
24422

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 18, 1923

Magic; w Stopford Breoks, m N. H.
SLOL0..8. | Mol.e-Novi, 30, 19283 ;
E 577946; Nellie H. Schmidt, Den-
ver. 24493

Magic moon; waltz beautiful,
Pretty Peggy, wand. m . Jack
O’Hagan, of, Australia. © Oct. 15,
1923; 1c. Dec. 26; E 573310; Allan
& ¢o., pty. ltd.,..Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 24424

Magic (The) ring; selection, by Har-
old Levey, of U. S., arr. Max Hirsch-
Tela@ot Us 8.4' pt.’ ©’ Dec, 17,°1923 ;
2 c. Dec. 18; E 578348; Harms, inc.,
New York. 24425

Magical (A) key; quartet, w Cre-
sandia, m Florence Aylward, of
Great Britain; mixed voices.
(Chappell’s vocal library of part-
songs, ete., no. 188) © Dec. 7,
ieee oe. Dec. ti: Hh 573153 ;. Chap-

pell & co., 1td., London. [© ar-
_rangement | 24496
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; m

Mdes VA Martin, of U. S.; mixed

voices, Organ ace, in D. 4to.
(Chureh music review, no. 699) ©
Wov: 216) 18237) 20 et Nove AT; BH

574961; H. W. Gray co., New York.
244937

Mah jong; w G. 8. C.,m Cecil Cowles,
Ore linue dG) A, Gabec., 28,1923 2) E
580479; Gecrge Shepard Chappell,
New York. 24428
Mah-jongg; from A perfect lady, w
B. G. de Sylva, m George Gershwin,

On, Wares »-©),.ec...27,.. 1923.2" 2c,
Wee 528. h.. 5(8350,;.. Harms, ~imne:,
New York. 24429

play of one hundred intelii-

gences, in a prologue and one act,
w Constance Grenelle Wilcox, m ‘n
the Chinese manner, Harvey Worth-
ington Loomis, of U. S. © Dee. 3,
ie ae e. Der tO +L 26500. C2 C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 24430
= wand'im OL. 4B. -B.) of UU. 'S.''©
ive? Dee. 21, 1928" 578242. Lewis
kK. Bray. Everett, Mass. 24431
Mah man done turn me down blues;
Mode i reli Wert ©. bee Or U.'S.;
arr. Friedrich Janssen, of U. S. ©
1 @ Dee. 15, 1923; EB 577909; H.C.
Renner, Cleveland. 24432
Mahon (Herbert) Six little marches;
by HH. M., of Great’ Britain ; pf.
Deer T? 19273); te. Deerar® HH Bai -
Alfred Lengnick & co., London.
24433

Maid of gold; from Ziegfeld follies.

of 1923, w Gene Buck, m Rudolf
Friml, of U. 8S. © Dee. 4, 1923;
2c. Dee. 5; E 575289; Harms, inc.,
New York. E 24434

from.

Ato.

24445

Maid (A) of Japan; w Laurene High-
field, m Winifred E. Moore, of U.
S.; unison or 2 part girls’ cho., or
solo refrain, voice ace. ad lib. 4to.
(School music for the upper grades
and high school) © Dee. 14, 1923:
2c. Dee. 18; E 575985; Chart music
pub. house, Chicago. 24435

Make it snappy; w Joseph McCormick,
m, &B..,, Di,0f,U. Sz; Laer, Dect 13,
1923 ; EH 577869; Robert Dixon, Oly-
phant, Pa. 24436 -

Make the journey brighter; w Clar-
ence Lucas, m Ward-Stephens, of
U. S.; high voice, in D flat. © Dec.
Bell eC Ce le Shame or
Willis music co., Cincinnati.

24437

Making the rounds; characterfstic

march, J. F. Galuska, of U. S.; band.

4to. © Dee. 1, 1923; 2 ec. Dee. 26;
BE 580249; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 24438

Mala vita Napoletana; versi e musica
arr. da G..R:, of U.S.’ © 1 « Dee.
7, 1923; EH 575354; Giuseppe Russo,
Philadelphia. 24439

Mama’s blue ’cause daddy’s green; w
Lester Cole, melody L. W., of U. S.
© 1 e¢ Dee. 28, 1923; E 578265;
Leonard Whitcup, New York.

24440

Mammy’s li’l baby chile; lullaby, w
Vernon N. Ray, m Tom Lemonier,
GE US. ©) Dee WT? T9288 Ze
Dec. 26; E. 578236; Ray & Lemonier,
Chicago. 24441

Mammy’s red headed girl; w A. E. W..
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S.
© 1 c¢. Dee. 22, 1923; E 578069;
Adair E. Woodin, Columbus, Wis.

ha a 24449?

Man (The) I love: blues, w and m
R, Arthur Booker and Leon James,
pee SS ©). Pee, 12 >°192s 42> ic
Dec. 24; E 580049; Sherwood music
co., New York. 24443

Man (The) in the moon; w C. 8. R..
melody Florence McElvain, of U. S.
Oe 1c Gre Dec, 2 19232. By, S80ro? :
Chas. Stedman Ripley, Denver.

24444

Mandoline; w Paul Verlaine, English
version Alice Mattullath, of U. S.. m
Achille Claude Debussy, ed. N. Clif-
ford Page, of U. S.; medium voice.
(Select songs by French composers,
Carl Fischer edition, series II: Su-

perior edition, no. 5586) © Dee.
8, 1923; 2 @ ‘Dee. 24; E 580089 ;
Carl Fischer, New York. [© ar-

rangement and English version]
24445

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24446

pt. ais yas

Manger (The) throne; program for
Christmas, song, recitation, drill and
dialog, compiled F. C. Blore, of Great
Britain [domiciled at Anderson,
Ind.] )°12mo.') ©’! Novii9 49233 2
e. and aff. Nov. 12; A 760848; Gos-
pel trumpet co., Anderson, Ind.

24446

Manola (La); Spanish song, poem
Alejandro Cuenea, English ver. Th.
Baker, m G. Vargas, of U. S.; high
voice. © Dec. 12, 1923; 2 ec. Dee.
17; EH575927; G. Schirmer, ince.,
New York. 24447

Mansfield (Orlando A.) Twelve
Christmas carols; traditional and
original, w Ralf Pomeroy and others,
m composed and arr. O. A. M., of
US?" 4to?, OvOect? 1271920)? 2.
and * “aft Oct! GG) PO25: Aa 956 :
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.

24448

Maori melodies; collected and arr.
Clarence Elkin, of Great Britain;
pf. with w. (Royal edition, no. 34)
Gj. Oct. 25, 1928. FC. Nov ala
57 O1di6 WA “Paling 7& eo. cid:
Sydney, Australia. 24449

March of the Boy scouts; by Henry
Holden Huss,.of U. 8.; pf. (Sheet
music edition, P. 1840: Happy days,

nOi:2);,, «© Noy,. 2%, 1923); 2.¢, Dec
24: 580068; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 24450

March of the graduates; by Wallace
A. Johnson, of U. S., op. 94; pf.
©: (Dec. 114(:19233:52 (e Dee..13¢
FE. 575739; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24451

March of the Ku klux klan; song,
Po Or yO.) Saws ©) Dec, (24, M1923"
2 c. Dec. 24; E 580045; Paul Long-
creek, Versailles, O. [© new mat-
ter | 24452

Mareh of the marines; by T. P.
Brooke, op. 144, arr. Robt. Bieder-
man, of U. S.; military band. 4to.
©, Dec 8, 1923.72" {Dee 245° EB
580091; Carl Fischer, New York.
[© arrangement ] 24453

March of the Mitten men; by John
Philip Sousa, of U. S.: band. 4to.
© Deg.19,,19238 2),¢,;Deerj22; BH
580188; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24454

intro., Onward Christian soldiers,
John Philip Sousa, of U. S. 1. Pfi.—
DPE “duet. -©Dee; 11, 19238; 2 ¢
each Dec. 13; E 575657, 575658 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24455, 24456

March of the Quaker maids; by Wal-
lace A. Johnson, of U. S., op. 95; pf.
© Dee. 27, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 29; BE
578385 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24457

March triumphant; by Frederick Wil-
liams, of U.S.) op, 10TG pile G& Dec.
1%, 192395! 2 +e, Dee? 15 4 orsue =
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24458

Marcheta’s sister; w Baron Keyes, m
George Lipschultz, of U. S. © Dec.
10, 1923; 2 c Dee. 18; E 578008:
Angelus music pub. co. ine, Los
Angeles. 24459

Marching past; by William Baines, of
U. Sop pf. '@uDechi2iia9as72) c.
Dec. 29; HE 578383; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24460

Marguerite; fox trot, w and m C. J.
D. and B..T., of U. 8. .©1 «@ Dec.
24, 1923; E 578140; C. Jack Downs
and Bernard Trinder, Tulsa, Okl.

24461

Marietta; polka brillante, A. G., of
Italy ; violino or mand. ©1c. Nov.
30, 1923; E 575174; Attilio Giovan-
nelli, Brooklyn. 24462

Marsz Pitsudskiego; na tle melodyi
ludowej opr. Frank Przybylski, of
U. S.; uktad na fortepian auto-
matyczny. © 1c. Dee. 13, 1923; E
577860; Victor music roll co., Chi-
cago. 24463

Mary; w M. Bs m.,.Geo., Graff, jr.,, of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beacn, of U. S.
© 1c. Dec. 13, 1923; E577840; Min-
nie Beaston, Moline, 11. 24464

Mary Jane waltz; by Fred Heltman,
of +, U,.,..S.¢¢ tWO,. ViOlins,. pa Apr.
(Crescent edition, no. 45) © Dec.
10, 1923: 24¢. ec, 42.2. aiaiap2 ;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 24465

Marywood; w S. M. R. [pseud. of Sis-

ter Mary Rosina]; m §. M. F.
[pseud. of Sister Mary Felicitas]

New York, J. Fischer & bro. © Nov.
30, 1923 ;,2.¢e. Dec, 3;, H 577985 ;, .M:
'Felicitas Ryan, Scranton, Pa. 24466
Mascagni (Pietro) L’amico Fritz; in-
termezzo dell’ opera di P. Mascagni,
riduzione di Oscar Faeldo, of Italy;
arehi e pf., con pf. conduttore. ©
Oct; 20, 1923 ; ec. Nov.:.22)7 Hrotal 42 ;
Casa musicale Sonzogno, S$.
Milan. [© reduction] 24467
I] piccolo Marat; by P. Mascagni,
trascrizione di V. Premoli, of Italy;
piccola oreh. con pf. conduttore.
Atto 1 e 3.—Atto 2. © Oct. 20, 1923 ;
1c. each Nov. 22, 1923; E 572895,

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MUSICAL. COMPOSITIONS

_ no. 13, 1923

572896; Casa musicale Sonzogno, s.
a., Milan. [© transcription]
24468, 24469
Massa’s in the cold, cold ground; by
Stephen Foster, transcribed and
paraphrased Edwin H. Lemare, of
England, domiciled at Portland, Me. ;
organ. (Famous melodies old and
new) © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 c. Dee’ 138;
EE. 575711; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© transcription] 24470
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Hlegie; Hebrew, Jewish and Eng-
lish version William Scheikewitz, of
U. S., m Jules Massenet; with violin

or mand. acc. Kammen ed. (,-395))

© Dee. 19, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 28; E
580262; Jack and Joseph Kammen,
Brooklyn. [© Hebrew, Jewish and
English version] 24471

Matin song; by William C. Steere, of
U8, erean..; ©, Sept..7, 19238; 2. ¢.
Dec. 29; HE 578528; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 24472

Maypole dance; waltz, Walther Pfitz-
nero: .U. S.; pf. © Dec. 11, 1923;
2 ce. Dee. 13; E 575778; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 24473

Maytime fancies; mazurka de concert,
J. A. Moriarty, of U. S.; pf. © Dec.
29, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 31; E 578418;
Shattinger piano & music co., St.
Louis. 24474

Mazurka; by Hedviga Kovarik, of
Vossmt Oflcq: Dec. /29,)1928 ;
FE 580333; Hedviga Gertrude Ko-
varik, Chicago. 24475

Mazurka brillante; by Anna Priscilla
Risher, of U. S.; violin and pf. ©
Deer ier Aoek) 2.6.) Dee. aa: Jt
575677 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24476

Mazurka cantabile by Walter Rolfe,
of U. S.; pf. duet, (Juvenile four
hand entertainment) © Dec. 11,
1923; 2 e. Dee. 18; EH 575650; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24477

Mazurka elegante; by R. Krentzlin, of
Germany, op. 53; .pf. © Dec. 26,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 29; E 5803848; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 24478

Me no speak-a good English; comic
song, w and m Harry Pease, Ed. G.
Nelson and Moe Schenck, of U. S.
© Dee. 15, 1923;'2 c. Dee. 17; E
575916; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

_ 24479

Me parene mill’anne; versi di G. B.
de Curtis, musica di E. de Curtis, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ce. Dee; 11, 1923; BE 577821; Er-
nesto de Curtis, New York. 24480

24490

Meadow brook; waltz, E. F., of U. S.;
pf. © Dec. 29, 1923; .2 ¢ Dee. 31;
E 578419; Ewin Fuhr, Gray Summit,
Mo. 24481

Meaning (The) of Christmas;
abridged from the Christmas can-
tata, The star and the cross, w
Frona Scott, m E. S. Lorenz, of
U. S. 4to. © Sept. 29, 1923; 2 c¢.
and aff. Oct. 15; A 762119; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 24482

Mecea temple march; by Edwin P.
Brooks, of U. 8.; ar. Otto Merz, of
U. S.; band. 4to: © Dee. 1, 1923;
2 c. Dee. 26; E 580253; C. L. Barn-

_ house, Oskaloosa, Ia. 24483.

Meditation ; by M. L. Preston, of U. S.;
Dis. ©. Dee! .Lh.-1923 - 2. c, Dee, 132
E_ 575756; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24484

by William R. Spence, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. .© Dee. 11,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 138; E 575665; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24485.

Meditation of the deep blue ocean; by
MiB: W.,.of U. S.; pf! .©! Dee] /14,

1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; E 580052; Mary
B. Weeks, New Orleans. 24486.
Melancholy (Itiuna); Basque love

song, English ver. Mary Ellis Op-
dyeke and Kurt Schindler, m Nor-
berto Almandoz, ed. K. S., of U. S.;
Six-part cho. mixed voices. 4to.
(Songs of the Spanish provinces:
Basque provinces) Sept. 28,
1923; 2 ¢. Oct. 16; EH 575838; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. [© editing and
accompaniment | 24487

Melartin (Erkki) 6 pianostycken; av
E. M., op. 118, ed. and rev. Julia A.
Burt, of U. S. (Wilhelm Hanser
edition, no. 23849) Contents :—1.
Hostbild.—2. Den hemlighetsfulla
skogen.—3. Hixan.—t Trollruna.—

5. Irrblossen.—6. Trolldans. © Nov.
26, 1923; 1 ec Dec 14; E 575844; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. [© ed-
iting and revision] 24488

Melodiana; musical medley of popular
airs of the past and present, arr.
John Neat, of Great Britain; pf.
© Dee. 14,, 1923; 1.¢ Dec. 10; BH
573139; W. Paxton & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 24489

Melodie arabe; by <A. Glazounoff,
transcribed Paul Kochanski, of Po-
land, domiciled at New York; vio-
lin and pf. (Sheet music edition, B.
1827) .© Dec. 8, 1923) 2 e. Dec. 24;
E 580074; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. [© transcription] 24490

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24491

Melody maze; selection of famous mel-
odies, selected and arr. J. W. Slat-
ter, of Great Britain; pf. (Music
for the million) © Nov. 29, 1923;
1c Dec. 12; BE 573144; Duff, Stew-
art & co., ltd., London. 24491

Melody of Jerusalem; arr. and simpli-
fied: RP... W.,- of (U.:S. 3. violin. Paul
Wolf’s ed: ©: Nov. 15, 1923; 2 ec.

Dec. 13; E 575799; Paul Wolf,
Brooklyn. [© simplifying and new
matter | 24492

Melody of love; by H. Engelmann, of
U. S.; 3 violins and pf. (Ensemble
music for violin and pf.) © Dee.
12° 1923; 2 .eF Dee wIdiy1 85855 -
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
. : 24493

Memories; fantasia extravaganza, Gor-
don S. Thayer, of U. 8.; pf. (Pleas-
ure pieces) © Dec. 15, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 15; E 577926; S. Brainard’s
sons co., New York. 24494

w G. E. M., melody Gloria Brice,

or. U.S. © fe obee 6, 192357)
575267; Georgia Esta McElrath,

Memphis, Tex. 24495

Memories of childhood; w and m BE.
eS; of -Ol SAY O Nov. 5,"7 1922 ;
2 e Nov. 17, 1923; E.575823 ; Esther
Holm-Schlueter, Evanston, [11].

24496

w ©. O., m Gunton Smalley, of

Canada. © Dec. 24, 1923: 1.¢. Dee.

26; E 573228; Charles Oates, Wel-

land, Canada. 24497

Memories of mother; ballad, w and m
Laurie Gregory Nicholson, of U. S.
Los Angeles, W. A. Quincke & co.
© Decescheir AQ23: Diver Dec. ; 1s,

' 577991 ; L. G. Nicholson, Los Angeles.

24498

Memory (The) of a rose; w and m
R.-R. Ls of U.S. © 1.c. Dee. 10,
1923; E 577822; Raphael R. Linck,
Los Angeles. 24499

Memory’s harbor; w Fred G. Bowles,
m Robert Coverley, of England ; with
violin. 1. High voice, in F.—2. Med-
ium voice, in E flat. © Dee. 13,
1923; 2. c. each Dee. 29; EH 578327 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24500

Mem’ries bring you to me: w and m
Clara Capehart and Selby Harney,

ore S. © Dee 2k, 1923 ec.
Dee. 24; FE 580118; Carolina pub.

co., Edenten, N. C. 24501
Men of Iowa; march, by O. HE. Van

Doren, ~of U. S.: band. 4to. ©
Dec! 14,~ 1923: 2 -e! Dee. '246' HE.

5801051; O. E. Van Doren, Iowa City,
Ta. 24502

pt. nwa

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
wig Felix) On song’s bright pin-
ions; three-part song, w Heinrich
Heine, m Felix Mendelssohn, op. 34,
no. 2, arr. N. Clifford Page, of U. S.;
women’s voices. 4to.. © Oct. 30,
1923; 2 c Dec. 29; 5783438 ; Oliver
Ditson. co., Boston. [© arrange-
ment ] 24503

Spring song; by Felix Mendels- |
sohn, arr. Calvin Grooms, of U. S.; -
© melody saxophone and pf., with
pts. for E flat alto, B flat ten. and
C melody saxophones. Century cer-
tified ed. (Favorite light classics
for saxophone with piano accom-
paniment, series II, no. 2227) ©
Dee,,. 20, |, 1923 + 42 . ess Detsa2dihen Ei
078046 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. [© arrangement] 24504

Mentre ella dorme; versi di Adolfo
Genise, musica di HE. de Curtis, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. © 1
e. Dee. 11, 1923; EK 577820; Ernesto
de Curtis, New York. 24505

Mephisto galop; by! Franz J. Liftl, of

Austria, op. 106, no. 2. 1. Pf. duet.—

2 Pf. ©.Dec.. 12) 1924.52 se weach

Dee. 15; EF 575856, 575857; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia.

24506, 24507

(Jacob Lud-

Mermaid’s (The) submarine; w Leslie
M. Oyler, m Ernest Austin, of Eng-
land, op. 69, no. 11; unison voices,
in D. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
hotations|] © Novyosiin @e2zacia ec.
Nov. 17; E 572833;. Joseph. Henry
Larway, London. 24508

Merrill (Leila De Vere) Songs; w
various authors, m L. D. M., of U.S.
© Dec. 22, 1923; 2. ¢. and aff. Dec.
26; A 765474; William J. Merrill,
New York. 24509

Merry (A) dance; by Ida Bostelmann,
of -U. S. :. pf. ©. Dee. 22, 192a5,2 c.
Dec. 27;.E 578190; Schroeder &
Gunther, New York. 24510

Merry go round; waltz, by Quentin
Maclean, of England, arr. T. Bid-
good, of Great Britain; orch. with
pf. conductor. Hawkes octavo ed.
©} Nov. #428; 1923314 By Deeni4y Hi
573211; Hawkes & son, London.

24511

Message (A); w L. Cadiz, m Dermot
Macmurrough, of England. London,
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd. © Nov.
19, 21923 3° 1c. (Now. 2LGOH ST2898 ;
Leila Cadiz, % Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London. 24512

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

24585

Mettite Vavvocato; versi di F. M.
Russo, musica di E. Curzio, of Italy ;
mand. ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923)
CG eaept 6, 1928: Tie: Dee. 82 1h
573103 ; Casa editrice Mario, Naples.

24513

Mexican serenade; by A. C., of Switz-

erland, domiciled at West New York,
Mare: violin and pt...©@ 1 .¢ Dec,

20, 1923; E 578023; Alphonse Chap-.

puis, West New York, N. J. 24514

Micky Donohue; w Irving and Jack
Kaufman and Frank Williams, m
Frank Hughes and Geo. B: McCon-
nell sofyU. S.-:© Dee. 24, 1923; 2

e. Dec. 27; E 580258; Jack Mills, |-

ine., New York. 24515
Midnight bells; Viennese melody, from
The opera bali, Heuberger, tran-
seribed Fritz Kreisler, of Austria,
domiciled at New York; violin and
pf. (Sheet music edition, B. 1804)
wimoy, 12) 192352 ¢.,, Dec, 24;
FE 580100; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 24516
Mildred Gross anthem; w and m J. G.,
of U. S., arr. Lucius Lescale, of
U. S8:; mixed voices. ©1c. Nov. 17,
1923; H 575483; Josiah Gross, New
Orleans. 24517
Mill (The) race; by H. D. Hewitt, of
U. S.; pf. (Field and shore) ©
Deere, 1S238*% 2°’e Dee. -13 3° EB
579777 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24518
Min moders 6gon; Svensk text av Nino
Runeberg, musik av Ilmari Hanni-
kainen, ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt,
of U. S. (Wilhelm Hansen edition,
no. 2344) ‘© Nov. 26, 1923; 1 «
Dec. 14; E 575843 ; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. [© editing and revi-
sion] : 24519

Mine forever; w James Rowe, m Leroy

B. Leister, of U. S. © Apr. 9, 1923;
2 c. Dec. 27; E 580241; L. B. Leister,
Gray Horse, Okl. 24520
Minnesota mocn; w and m Oscar
HKricksen and Harley Rosso, of U. S.
G-Dec. 4, 1923-2 « Dec, 20: Hh
578104; McClure music ¢co., St. Paul.
24521
Minuetto; atto 2 di I] ventaglio, com-
media musicale in tre atti, di Al-
fredo Cuscind, of Italy; pianoforte,
Edizicni Ricordi. © Dec. 29, 1923;
1 ¢. Dec 31; E 573358; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 24522
Mission of love; waltzes, Edw. Rus-
sell, of U. S.; band. 4to. © June 5,
1923; 2. ¢ Dee. 24; EH 580121; C. L.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. » 24523

Missicnary hymn; solo or duet, w and

m J. W. D., of U. S. 4to. © Dee.
17, 1023692 @¢s5 DeeisdeuH 575992 ;
James William Drew, Harpers
Ferry, W. Va. 24524

Mr. Murphy; fox trot song, w and m
BLS, of Uns <O lie. Deées26,
1923; E 5781538; Bernard LeRoy
Seaman, New York. 24525

Mixed recipes; domestic science trag-
edy, w and m H. C. E.; of U.S.
Franklin, O., Eldridge entertainment
house. (Song novelties for young
ladies) © Oct. 31, 1923; 2 ec, Dee.
29; EH 580291; Harry C. Eldridge,
Franklin, O. 24526

Mobile blues; w and melody Fred
Rose and Albert E. Short, of U. S.,
arr.. Carleton, Colby,.,o£, Ui.S8.1,.©
1c Dee. 17, 1923; E. 575905; Mel-
rese bros. music co., Chicago. 24527

Moeran (EH. J.) Sonata; by E. J. M.,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. © |

Dee.» 2h). 19238 3. done] Deen 26o0K
573229; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. 24528

Molly Mahone; w and m W. H., of
U-S., arr. H...Guy, ‘of U. 8... Deéar-
born, Mich., Walter Hull co. ©
Dee. 4, 1923; 2 c Dee. 20; EF 578100 ;
Walter Hull, Dearborn, Mich. 24529

Molly O’Mara;: w Sam M. Lewis, and
Joe Young, melody Harry Piani, of

es. ie 1 1G. Nov. 30, 1925" BE
575160; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 24530

Molly’s bonnet; w and m Edgar Pin-
chot Crissman, of U. S.; high voice,
in D: flat. © > Dec. 20,'1923; 2°.
Dec. 12; E 577988; Wm. A. Pond &
co., New York. 2453

Momento capriccioso; by Arnoldo Sar-
torio, of Germany; pf. © Dec 11,
1923%'2'e. Dec. 13:3) 5757335 Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24532

Monday morning blues; w Cumberiand
Clark": ti) 7AlY yy Birgze,.’ or, -Great
Britain; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Dec. 8, 1923; 1 «¢.
Dee. 22; E 578220; Lareine & co,
Itd., London. 24533

Montreal; hello, you grand old Mon-
treal, w J. H. R., m H. A. Hummell,
of U AS. 7O rec! B44)’ 1923'9(2e. Dee.
17; BE 575928; J. E. Reed, Cleveland.

24534

Mood; w Mrs. 0. W. H.,; melody Her-
man Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher]
ofliU) Se. O©Obihre:) Dees 17, 19233 Eb
575948; Mrs. Otto A. Heerwald, Con-
cordia. Mo. 24535

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pt. TED: Sev, WS

24536

Moon-flower; oriental romance, Min-
nie T. Wright, of TU..8.; pf.' CAI
on a summer eve) © Dec. 22,

1923; 2 @ Dee. 28; E 580271; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 24536

Moon glow; waltz, O. M., of U. S.;
orch. _4to. (© Dec. 22, 1923: 2 ¢.
Dec. 24; EH 580233; Otto Motzan,
New York. 24537

Moon maid; by S. Bernhard, of Ger-
many; pf. © Dee. 27, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 29; E 578395; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24538

Moonlight Blossom; w Fred E. Weath-
~ erly, m Kennedy Russell, of Great
Britain. © Nov. 9, 1923; 1 c Dee.
11; HK 573134; Boosey & co., Lon-
don. 24539
Moonlight down in lover’s lane; w J.

WiesS., mR? Soros) iuorneton, “of
UH SON er ped = 19237" Eh
575316; J. W. Sherburne, Dallas.

24540

Moonlight in Florida; novelette, Chas.
W. Storm, of U. S.; band. 4to. ©
Mar: «102 1928: 2 .¢- Dee, 2H
578078 ;-C. L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa,
Ta. 24541

Moonlight lane; from Helen of Troy
New York, w Lorenz M. Hart, m
Franke Harling, of U. S. © Dee.
31, #623,; 2 c.. Dee. 31;..H 578435;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 24542

Moonlight on the mist; w F. L. T., m
A. Leopold Richard, of U. S. ©
1, e. Dee; 1, 1923 5519313 5 Frank
L. Tyler, Santa’ Ana, Calif. 24543

Moonlight revels; extravaganza, duet,
Carl André, of U. S.; pf. © Dec.
12% 1923; 2 ¢c. Deegsddé Hy S(a8al;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24544

Moonlight reverie; by Hubert J.
Parker, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Dee, 1.28:5 1923.0 ace) Deen 22
513265; W. Paxton & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 24545

Moonlit waters; by Arthur Traves.
Granfield, of U. S., op. 10, no. 5;
pf. © Sept. 7, 1923; 2 ¢ Dee. 29;
E 578325; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 24546

Moonshiners’ (The) fits; w H. R. S.,
melody John I. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Dec. 22, 1923; E 578073; Helen
R. Schnapp, Homestead, Pa. 24547

More; fox trot, w and m Abner Silver,
Sidney Mitchell and Lew Pollack,
arr. Louis Katzman, of U. S.; orch.
with w... 4to. © Dee) (2h i923;

2c. Dee, 29; E 580829: M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© new ar-
rangement] 24548.

Morn of victory; Easter service, w
Lizzie De Armond, m John J. Thomas.
and others, of U. S. 8vo. © Feb.
5, 1923 ;- 2-'e. ‘Dee? 29%" H ‘580309:
Judefind bros., Baltimore. . 24549

Morning (Yrpo); w M. lL. Janow,
English version Geraldine Farrar,
of U. S., German version Lina HEs-
beer, m 8S. Rachmaninoff, of Russia,
op. 4, no. 2; high voice. (Sheet.
music edition, no. 803) © Nov. 23,
1923; 2 e. Dee. 24; HE 580093; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. [© new
revised arrangement and Wnglish
version ] 24550.

Morning by morning; w Mrs. C. D.
Martin, mB: By B.. of Was, lo
Oct.30, ' T9235; 2a Cin ie eese eis,
080146; B. B. Beall, Douglasville,
Ga. 24551

Morning (A) walk; by Homer N.
Bartlett, of, UseccS4,,0D:» 26s, Wioet er
pf. (Two compositions in descrip-
tive manner, no. 2) © Dee. 22,
1923; 2 @ Dec. 28; EB 580279; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 24552

Mortals, awake; Christmas anthem,
w Samuel Medley, m W. Berwald,
of U. S.; mixed voices, organ acc.

4to..1<© ;Deexu Ady 892a4" 2 vera:
18; E 575632; Theo. Presser Go.,
Philadelphia. 24553
Mosé; one step, de La victoire de
Samothrace, par Joseph Szule, of
France; piano. Hditions. Ricordi.

© Dee; 20,1923; ge. Deee21;, Ei
573216; Société anonyme des edi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. 24554
Mother; w M. C., m Luther A. Clark.
of, Un, Ss,@; Dee,;.5, 1928); 20e der.
11; E 575475; Mike Casey, Glovers-
ville, N. Y. - 24555
Mother and dad; w and melody L. M.,
of, U.,.8.),.© 1, ¢.. Dec 1544022;
577899 ; Lee Morse, New York.
24556
Mother cares; w J. D. B., and I. E., m
Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. -@©@)1.¢ Dee) 13;
1923; E 577850; John D. Bartel and
I. Eisen, Monrovia, Calif. 24557

Mother dear; w and m W. F. J., of
U.S.) : ©! Dee: '4;°1928 ; 2) ¢.-Decs 205
E 578089; Winona F. Jackson,
Davenport, Ia. 24558

Mother dear you are all that I own;
waltz ballad, w and melody R. P., of
Ea S) © Liven! Dee): 184) 1028 RTE:

1362

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 18, 1923

575493; Rosario Pellegrino, Danne-
mora, N. Y. 24559
Mother (The) Goose toy shop; w and
m H. Y. D., of U. S. © Dec. 6, 1923 ;
2. e. Dec. 12; E 575527; Emily Viola
Deacon, Brooklyn. 24560
Mother of mine, I am dreaming of you;
waltz ballad, w C. H. L., m C. H..L.
and Grace M. Barter, of U. S. ©
1 c. Dee. 17, 1923; E 575968; Cicero
H. Linn, Pueblo, Col. [© new mat-
ter] 24561
Mother’s birthday; w and m J. W. R.,
of U. 8S. Chicago., Rybak music
shop. © Dec. 22, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 26;
FE 578169; Joseph W. Rybak, Chi-
cago. | 24562
Mother’s Calvary; w M. E.. R.,. m
George Graff, jr., of U. S., arr. Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 ¢: Dec. 18,
1923; EH 577963; Matt E. Rogers,
Exeter, Calif. 24563
Mother’s favorite; waltz, arr. and sim-

plified P. W., of U. S.; violin. Paul
Wiolnesredi: ©xNov. «15, 1923.4) 2) te.
Dee. 135; EQ 575796; .Paul Wolf,
Brooklyn. [© new matter] 24564

Mother’s (A) love is the best love
after all; w Mary Allison, m F. V.
Bi, of U.S: © Dee. 10, 1923) 2 ‘ce.
Dec. 15; HE 577931; Frederick V.
Bowers, New York. 24565

Motley; by Harold Bauer, of England,
domiciled at New York; pf. (Tunes

_ from the eighteenth century, no. 3)
OypWee.2.07, 1923 2, ¢ Dee, 20. EB
580008 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

24566

Mountain echoes; the happy herdsman,
x0rdon 8S. Thayer, of U. S.; pf. with
w. (Pleasure pieces) © Dec. 15,
1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 15; BH. 577924; S.
Brainard’s sons co., New York.

- 24567

Mountain (A) idyl; by Carl Schmeid-
ler, of Germany; pf. © Dec. 11,
192357. 2°C. Dec. 133°E D156; ‘Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24568

Mountain (The) sprite; by F. Flax-
ington Harker, of U. S., op. 29, no.
1; pf. (Fairy tone pictures) ©
Dec. 11, 1928 5 2 c. Dee. 13; EH 575684;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24569

Mournful Maggie; trombone novelty,
KG) King ot'U.*Sr" band. -4ter’ ©
June 5, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 24; E 580124;
C. L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.

24570

Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Sonata
-no. 10; by W. A. Mozart, ed., phrased
and fingered George Farlane, of
Great Britain, with analysis Stewart

24581

Macpherson; pf., in C maj. Analy-
tical ed. © Nov. 28, 1923; 1 ¢. Dec.
10; E 573113; Joseph Williams, Itd.,

London. [© editing, phrasing, fin-
gering and analysis] 24571
Mu sigma love-girl; w Charles G.

Aronstein,! m/J.'G. 1A.,0f°0. S$.) ©
1 «. Dec. 26, 1923; E 578156; Jennie
G. Aronstein, Washington. 24972
Mugliera abbandunata ; versi di G. M.,
melodia di Joseph Gioe’, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1923; E 580027; Giovanni Micca,
Long Island, N. Y. 24573
Mummy; w E. K., melody John F.
Ryan, of U. Si ©1 e Dec. 7, 1923 ;
FE 575300; Emilia Kropach, Osceola,
Neb. 24574
Mus ¢, an art and a language; supple-
mentary illus., selected and ed. Wal-
ter R. Spalding, of U. S.; pf. pt. 4.
(Schmidt’s educational series, no.

257d) ' © Dee 17, 1923’; 26) Dee,
22: HB 578138; Arthur P. Schmidt
co.. Boston. 24575
Music of the brook; by Bert R.

ANLNOUY: OF I. ese OD aol, sO. 00:
pf. (Memories of the old farm
house, no. 5) © Sept. 7, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 29; E 578323; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 24576
Musical (The) box; by Palmer Kent,
of Australia; pf. (Paling’s piano-
forte series, no. 148) © Nov. 12,
HORS: Lee Decl Bo" FAM OTaS1S = oe W..
H. Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Aus-
tralia. 24577
Mutt wrote the music and Jeff wrote
the words, and they called it The
funny sheet blues; w and m J.
Vincent Healy, Bud Fisher and Ka.
Ward, of U. S. © Dec. 7, 1923;
2c Dee. 21; E 580029; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 24578
My arrow collar Juliet A.

man; w

3arker, m Harry C. Eldridge, of
U. 8S. (Song novelties for young
ladies) © Oct. 25, 1923; 2 c Dec.

29; HK 580294; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, O. 24579
My best friend; w C. B. S., m Vir-
ginia Lynd Hartley, of U. 8S. (Jn
Elementary messenger, v. 4, no. 4)
© Dee. 15, '1923;. 2 « ‘Dec. 22; EH
578238; Clara B. Sibley, Louisville.

24580
My boyhood days, way back home;
waltz,-w' and; m H: J. B., of UAS.,
arr. August H. Dietze, of U. S. ©
1 e: Dee. 3, 1923; E 575241; Harry
John Bramlage, Kansas City, Mo.

24581

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24582

My busy Izzy man; w R. O., melody
Carl Seyb [pseud. of Floda Fisher]
of MWrnSi; Ove} Nowste 1828 Ei
574587 ; Rebecca Odell, New Albany,
Ind. 24582

My California rose, fox trot, w Edna
Mae Smith, m..G.'V.: B.'of: UL S.,
arr. M. Richmond, of U.S. ©1«
Dec. 8, 1923; E 575357; George Van
Emburegh Betts, San Diego, Calif.

24583

My daddy darling dear; waltz, w and
m ACO! Biv of -UVcs. arr: Aueust
Hi Dietze, of Ui Sf ©! Le. Deer 3,
1923; E 575240; Harry John Bram-
lage, Kansas City, Mo. 24584

My daddy pays the bills; w T. W.,
m Valeria Gordon, of -U. S8.; pf.
with w. © Nov. 27, 1923; 2 ec. Dee.
10; E 575438: Troy Wakefield, King-
wood, W. Va. 24585

My dago man; w and m F. S., of
Italy, arr. Glauco M. Meriggioli, of
Italy. Milan, Bogani....©. July. 1,
1922-1 ¢., Dee 19. H. aralkso ; wWiar-
ence Sparr, Milan. 24586

My dream girl; by A. G. De Jahn,
of U. S.; orech. 4to. © Dec. 10,
1923; 2 e: Dec. 17; E 575938 ;5 Man-
hattan music co., New York. 24587

w and m Bertha Johnston, of
U. &, arr. William Lester, of U. S.
© 1e. Dee. 1, 1923; E 577640; Ber-
tha EK. Johnston, Chicago. 24588

My first waltz; by M. A. G., of U. S.;
pis © Dec: 11 1923* 2 ce. Weed :
E 575806; Marie Antoinette Grover,
Ferguson, Mo. 24589

My flower of life; w and m Samuel
Richards Gaines, of U. 8. 1. High
voice, in F.—2. Medium voice, in
D. © Nov. 26, 1923; 2: c. each Dec.

28; E 578280; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 24590:

My girl; w F. E. B., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
U.S -Oul1 eC Dec. G4 1928 ):i
580103; Frank E. Bowles, Cumber-
land, Md. 24591

My happy home in Tennessee; w I. D.
H., melody H. Dubois [pseud. of
Htheks Fishergiofo 49.7 Sri @allt c.
Dec. 17, 1923; E 575945; Iva Delle
Hedges, Paris, Tenn. 24592

My haven; w and m Lewis Barnes.
of England; in E flat. © Nov. 17,
1923; 1 ¢ Nov. 17; EH 572835; Jo-
seph Henry Larway, London. 24593

My home among the hills; w B. S.,

melody M. Peree [pseud. of Mrs.
PP B. Robinson] of ,U; Ss: ©. ave

pt. 123; .n:'s.;-v. 18

Dee. 24, 1923; E.580107; Bertrand
Smith, Miltonvale, Kan. . 24594

My honey girl; w H. R., m Valeria
Gordon, of U. 8.3; pf. with w.''©
Nov.’ 27;* 1923% “2tci = Dec atg 75)
575453; Harry Raphel, Troy, N. Y.

24595

My island of dreams; w L. R: 8.,m E.
S..S.: Huntmeten, of U.S. teat, c.
Dec. 7, 1923; E 575314: Li. RY Selley,
Hamilton, Bermuda. 24596

My lady fell a-sighing; four part song,
w from A chaplet of thoughts, G. W.,
m W. H. Reed, of England; mixed
voices. 4to. (Novello’s part song
book. second seres, no. 1415) ©
Dec. 27, 19238 ; 1 c. Dec. 29; BH 573288.;
Novello & co,, 1td., London, 24597

My lady moon; w Helen Frazee-Bower,
m Ralph Cox, of U. 8S. © Dee. 21,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 22: He beorsaetG.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York.

24598.

My lady’s favor; mazurka, by Arnoldo
Sartorio, of Germany; pf. © Dec.
11, 192353) '2°¢." Dee 13 5 oT! 4 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. —

24599)

My little brown-eyed queen; w M. 8...
m Arnold T. Lax, of U. SS. New
York, Frank Harding. © Dee. 10,
1923 ; 2 c. Dee. 20; BE 578227 ; Minnie-
Seiler, Le Sueur, Minn. 24600:

My little Irish colleen; w and melody
Herman Hicky Rettig, of U. S. ©
1c. Dec. 21, 1923; EH 580014; H. Ret-
tig, Newark, N. J. 24601

My Lord don’t save a klan; w J. A. V.,
m M. Paul Manganella, of U. 8S. ©
1c. Dee. 14, 1923; EH 577834; J. A.
Veazey, Youngstown, O. 24602:

My loved Long Island home; w J. M.
C., im, Sylvia, Forrest, of U, S23 pi.
with w. © Dec. 6, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
10; E..575420;. J, M., Coghlan, ,Pat-
chogue, N. Y. ~ 24603.

My Mamie Rose; waltz, w. Bartley
Costello, melody P. D., of U. S., arr.
Ray Mathews, of U. S.; 1st violin.
©--+ @.Dec.,20, 19235, Hy O18020 ;
Phil De Angelis, New York. 24604

My mammy; w T. EK. R., melody John
E:, Ryan, .of,U.. 8. 7.@, ts ¢ Wee, 22,
1923: E 578064: Thomas Edward
Rees, Inglewood, Calif. 24605:

My manicure girl; w and m_/P. G.S.,
of: WAS. Ol @ Dee tips ae.
575887 ; Peter G. Smith, Seattle.

24606

“My mother’s cradle song: w S. F. G.,

m Chas. L. Johnson, of U. 8S. ©1e.

1364

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923
Weert 17, = 1923's EH! 575886; Sara
Frances Graddy, Hoxie, Kan.
24607.

My mother’s picture; w M. W., m Ar-
nold T. Lax, of U. & © 1. Dec.
31, 1923; E 578473; Mary Wilcox,
Sisseton, 8. D. 24608

My mother’s wedding ring; w Mrs.
Edgar T. Neal, m Geo. Graff, jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
© 1c. Dee. 13, 1923; FE 577852; Mrs.
Edgar Neal, San Saba, Tex. 24609

My old prairie home; w E. W., m Al.
Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
Noy. 28, 1923 ; 2 c. Dee. 10; E 575419 ;
Edna Widner, La Farge, Wis.

24610

My only friend; w and m R. M. B., of
Meee. Dec 11, 1923: 2. ¢7' Dec,
12; EH 575496; Ruth M. Brown,
Huntington, W. Va. - 24611

My own United States; three-part
song, w Stanislaus Stange, m Julian
Edwards, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U.S.; unchanged voices. 4to. (Wit-
mark school edition, no. 1729) ©
Dec. 20, 1923 ; 2 ec. Dee. 28; E 578208 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement] 24612

—two part song, w Stanislaus
Stange, m Julian Edwards, arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; un-
changed voices. 4to. (Two part
chorals, Witmark school edition, no.
1728) © Dec. 17, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 22;
E 578126: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

24613

My pledge; w Agnes Lockhart Hughes,
m James Raymond Duane, of U. 8.;
medium voice. © Dee. 10, 1923; 2 ¢.
Dec. 18; E 577889; Luckhardt &
Belder, New York. 24614

My radium girl; w and m D. K. M.
and hy J. M..-of ULS., arr. Frank V.
Beggs, of U.S. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1923:
EF 578149; Daniel K. Miller and
Fred J. Maguire, Brooklyn. 24615

My red rose; w Laurene Highfield, m
Winifred }#. Moore, of U. S.; unison
and 2 pt. cho. 4to. (School music
for the upper grades and high
school) © Dec. 12, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec.
18; HE 575983; Chart music pub.
house, Chicago. 24616

My Savior opened the windows; w
Johnson! 'Oatmnan, jr im .<B..7B)B.,
of U. S. © Oct. 30, 1923; 2c. Dec.
24; E 580151; B. B. Beall, Douglas-
-ville, Ga. 24617

My ship comes sailing; w P. F. W.,
melody W. G. L. and H. O. L., of

24627

U:' 8: arr. Harry Alford, of U.S.
© 1c. Dee. 8, 1923; E 577780; Web-
ster G. Larsen, Harold O. Larsen
and Paul F. Watkins, Evanston, II.

24618

My sweetie’s sweeter than that; danc-
ing song, w and m Ted Koehler, Leo
Murphy and Ted Fiorito, of U. S.
© Deer 21.4923" 27 er Dec 22)
580178 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.

24619

Mystic river; two-part song, w Lottie
Linwood, m Norwood Dale, of U. S8.;
treble voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser
co. school choruses) © Dec. 11,
123 22. @: Dee. 13.278) (5620 7 neo:
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24620

N’as-tu. done pas compris; fantaisie
valse, de Lucien Durand, of France;
pf.» ©; Nov:'3, 1923; 1,c.. Nov: 30;
E 572933; Louis Jacquot, Paris.
24621
National self teacher; by Frank Littig,
of U. S.; for blow accordeon, organ-
ette, hohnerette or saxonette. 4to.
© Oct. 5, 1923; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct 13;
A 761110; Chart music pub. house,
Chicago. 24622

Nature (A) carol; lyric Ethel Tindal-
Atkinson, from the album Spindrift,
m May H. Brahe, of Great Britain;
in-O."Cy May 9) 1923 Le pwees:;
EH} 573105; Enoch & sons, ltd., Lon-
don. 24623

Nature songs for children; w various
authors, m J; N:; W.,.of U. S: 4to.
© Nov.;,16;;1923);, 2;,¢, Nov. 22.5, .aff.
Dee. 15; A 765379; J. Nevlin Why-
bark, Los Angeles. 24624

Naughty sweetie; w Dewey D. Prater,
m Chas. A. Arthur, of U. S. © Dec.
G. 1923::52-c. Dee. 8o°H ST7196 5 Ar-
thur bros., Detroit. 24625

Nearer, my God, to Thee; pantomime,
w Sarah F. Adams, m Lowell Ma-
son, compiled Jt) H! K., of U: S.
8vo. (Popular hymns pantomimed)
© Sept: 15, 1923; 2 ce. and aff. Sept.
19; A 758120; J. H. Kuhlman, Lou-
donville, O. 24626

Nell; w Leconte de Lisle, English ver-
sion Alice Mattullath, m Gabriel
Fauré, op 18, no. 1, ed. N. Clifford
Page, of U. S.; medium voice in HE
flat. (Select songs by French com-
posers, Carl Fischer edition, series
Il: Superior ed. 5593) © Dee. 8,
1923; 2 « Dec. 24; EH 580087; Carl
Fischer, ine... New York. [© Eng-
lish version and arrangement] 24627

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24628

Nephews and nieces; five little pieces,
Donald Ford, of Great Britain; pf.
Contents :—1. Marie —2. Marcus.—

3. Iris—4. Rodney.—5. Michael. © |}

Dec. 18, 1923; 1 ce. Dee. 20; E 573201;
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ltd., Lon-
don. : 24628
Nervous nuckles; fox trot, Norman J.
Elholm,,.of,,.U.. Sign pi.;~ ©, Dees, T,
1923; 2 e« Dee 21; E 580031; Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 24629
Nest (The) in the old family tree; w
J. W. M. F., melody John F. Ryan,
Of U.S. BO. 1c” eC ty eae.
570301; John W. M. Fraser, New
Glasgow, N. S., Canada. 24630
New adventures in flowerland; oper-
etta for children, w and m Alice L.
Woodcock, of U. S. © Nov. 6, 1923;
1 ec. Dee. 29; D 26514; Eldridge en-
tertainment house, Franklin, O.
24631
New (The) corn palace; march, K. L.
King, of U. 8S. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. 1. Orch.—
2. Band. © Nov. 10, 1923; 2 ¢. each
Nov. 16; E 577126, 577129; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 24632, 24633

New gospel quartets; w and m various
authors, compiled HE. S. Lorenz, Ira
B. Wilson and H. Von Berge, of
U. S.; men’s voices. 12mo. © Nov.
6,.,,.£923.5 »2. @pand ali, Dec. 315, A
766563 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.

24684

- New-Virgina-blues; by James Wilton,
of Holland, op. 27; pf. © Dec. 4,
19252. Wes Dec IIa AhoL00 sae EL,
Smit, Amsterdam, Holland. 24635

New Zealand cradle song; by Clar-
ence Elkin, of Australia; pf. (Pal-
ing’s piano series, no. 15) © Oct. 5,
1923; 1 c. Nov. 26; E 573119; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Aus-
tralia. 24636

Neyer (Der) Eli Eli; w folk Song,
TU ALPS SS. Ge, Ot Monta,

, (ANTON AE ADT)
© Dee. 24, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 24; E

580044; Samuel Gozinsky, New
York. 24637
Nie masz nad zolmierza; z melodyi

ludowej opr. Frank Przybylski, of
U. S.; uktad na fortepian auto-
matycezny. © 1c. Dec. 13, 1923; H
577861; Victor music roll co., Chi-
cago. 24638
Nie opuszezaj nas; modlitwa, opra-
cowat Wincenty Baluta, of U. S8.;
na sop., alt ad lib., skrzypce obbl.,
fort lub organ. Chicago, W. H.
Sajewski music store and music pub.

i

pt: HEWEaL AY. os

co. © Dee. 15, 1923; 2 e) Dec. 29;
E 578279; W. H. Sajewski, Chicago.
24639
Nifty Lou; song fox-trot, by Byron
Gay, of Great Britain; military
band. 4to. (Boosey & co.’s supple-
mental journal) © Oct. 18, 1923;
1 ec. Nov. 20; E 572818; Boosey &
co., London. [© arrangement]
24640

Night at the Thimble Islands; w and
mC. H. A., of U. S. ©l1e. Noy. 20,
1923 ; E 578033; Clara Haskell Abel,
Seymour, Conn. 24641

Night (A) in June; nocturne, Freder-
ick A. Williams, of U. S., op. 105, no.
2:-pf. © Dec. 1; 19238; 2ee, Dee 2s ;
E 578282; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

; 24642

Night song; song of the waiting one,
w and m Lily Strickland, of U. S.;
low voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs
of Ind, no. 4)... ©. Wee 22 aaa Cc.
Dec. 26; KB 578173; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 24643

Nightingale (The); part-song, w
Aidan Clarke, m Alec Rowley, of
England; mixed voices. 4to. (Or-
pheus, new series, no. 593) © Dec.
27,; 1923; 1 c.sDec. 295, Hyame2ss:
Novello & co., Itd., London. 24644

Nightingale’s (The) message (Txori
urretxindorra) ; Basque love-song,
from Laburdi, English version Mary
Ellis Opdyecke and Kurt Schindler,
m setting Jesis Guridi, ed. Kurt
Schindler, of U. S.; mixed voices.
4to. (Songs of the Spanish prov-
inces; Basque provinces) © Sept.
24,,1923.. 2..¢c.; Dec. 28); .H.,.578281 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. [© edit-
ing and English version] 24645

Nile night; w and m James Francis
Cooke, of U. S. 1. High voice.—2.
Low voice. © Dee. 11, 1923; 2 c¢.
each Dec. 13; E 575656, _ 575661 ;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24646, 24647

Nine o’clock Sal; w and m Jack Le
Roy, Billy Hays, Jim O’Leary and
Nelson Ingham, of U. S: © Dee. 7,
1928; 2 ec. Dec. 19; E 580012; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 24648

Ninety and nine; pantomime, w and
m compiled J. H. K., of U. 8. 8vo.
(Popular hymns pantomimed) ©
Sept. 15, 1923; 2 c. and aff Sept. 19;
A 758117; J. H. Kuhlman, Loudon-
ville, O. 24649

Nip o’ rye; song and dance, w and

m W.H., of U. S., arr. Knox Robins,
of U. S. Dearborn, Mich., Walter

1366

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

Hull co. © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 ¢ Dec.
20; E 578102; Walter Hull, Dear-

born, Mich. 24650
No foolin’ now; w Jessalyn Powers, m
He WS of U.S. ©'1 ¢ Dec. 22, 1923
0) 580115 - Ruth Walsh, Deer Lodge,

Mont. 24651
No one knows what happens in the old
arm chair; w and m Charles and

Harry Tobias and Louis Breau,
ws! © Dec. 14,1928 2c. Dec..15;
E 577929: Breau & Tobias, New
York. 24652

No other girl; from The town clown
w and m Bert Kalmar and Harry
Ruby, or U.S: © Dee. 3; 1923;
2 @ ‘Dec. 31; E 578436; Waterson,
Berlin & Sny der co., New York.

24653

OW has clusetel.

© Oct. 30,

H. M.

ot

No sorrows will be there;
oto: hy. OL. U.S,
1923; 2 c. Dee. 24; E 580158 ;
Bagie, Burke’s Garden, Va. 24654

No wonder they called you Mary; w
and m Fred Rath,
Joe Bart’, Of WU. os.

Joe Garren and
© Dee. 28,

1923 ; 2 ce. Dec. 28; E 578199; Water-
son, Berlin & Sny der CO., New York.
24655

Nobody else but you; fox trot, Eric
Ceates, ed. H. M. Higgs, of Great
Britain orch. 4to. (Chappell &
cO.’S orchestral journal, no. 962) ©
Dee. 17, 1923 ; 1 e. Dec. 21; BE 573242 ;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. [©
arrangement | 24656

w Daisy Fisher, m WHric Coates,
of Great Britain. © Dec. 14, 1923,;
1 e. Dee. 17; E 573189; Chappell &
CO... veo, London. 24657

Nobody knows you w hen you are down
and out; w_and melody Jimmie Cox,
op U. S. Oyvdiesibee. $%;.1923; BE
575894; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 24658

Nobody seems to want to love me now;
w and m Frederick Rosse, of Eng-
land. © Dee. 18, 1923; 1c. Dee. 19;
FE 573190; Keith, Prow se & co., ltd.,
London. 24659

Noch a regen kumt sunenshien ; w and m
I. L., arr. Louis Cohen, of U. Bac Di.

with w. (.}°°WIDW OMAP PDAYIN =8))

© Oct. 30, 1923; 2 @ Nov. 20; EB
577216; Isidor Lillian, Brooklyn.
24660

Nofrio la fardazza; mazurka, melody
Giuseppe Tarantola, of Italy, domi-
eiled at Brooklyn. © 1 ¢. Nov. 30,
1923385751270 ; Rosario Catalano,
Brooklyn. 24661

EE ee el ee 2

Nola; fox trot, Arndt, ed. and played
McNair Iigenfritz, of U. S. (Solo
earola, no. oe [Music roll] ©
Dee. 17, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; BE 578502 ;s
Cable co., Chicago. [© editing]

24662

Non ti vedro’ mai piu’; romanza senti-
mentale, versi di L. Bevilacqua,
musicata da Antonio Renzi, of Italy.
© 1 ce. Dec. 22, 1923; E 578120;
Luigi Bevilacqua, Bridgeport, Conn.

24663 ~

Noon day; reverie, Daniel Rowe, of
Thess gh (In June) © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 c. Dee. 18; -E 575697; Theo.
Presser CO., Philadelphia, 24664

Novelty (The) cornetist; by L. P., =
Ee S426) Oet, 3h, 1923: 2 e. Nov. 7;
aff. Nov. 26; A 766248; wee
Panico, Chicago. 24665

Now it’s time to go, for we’ve said all
we know; w andm H.C. E., of U.S
Franklin, O., Eldridge entertain-
ment house. (Songs for concert
home and school-room use) © Oct.
10, 1923; 2 e Dec. 29; E 580292 ;
Harry C. Eldridge, Franklin, O.

24666

Now let’s talk about beauty; w B. MI.
C., m Al Meehan, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Sept. 21, 1923; 2.e: Dec. 10;
BH 575414; Bella M. ‘Cormier, New
Bedford, Mass. 24667

Now what should a young maid do?
song recitation, w Byron W. King, m
Harry C. Eldridge, of U. S. © Oct.
18,) 19232 @ Deer 2955.8) 5802907;
Eldridge entertainment house, Frank-
lin, O. 24668

Nowhere my heart finds peace; w and
melody A. §., of U. S. ©1c Dee.
20, 1923; E 578025; Alexander Suss-
man, Philadelphia. 24669

Nursery rhymes of London town; bk.
3, w and m Eleanor Farjeon, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 14,
1923; 1c. Dee. 27; E 573280; Anglo-
French music ¢€o., ‘Itd., London.

24670

O come, everyone that thirsteth; an-

them, w from the Bible, m Hugh
Blair, of England; mixed voices.
4to. (Musical times, Jan. 1, 1924)

©: Dec. 28, 1923; 1 « Dee. 31; E

573329: Novello & co., Itd., London.
24671
O come unto Me and rest: w and m

James Fitch, of Great Britain. ©

Nov. 10, 1923; 2 e. Dec. 3; E 575198 ;

William McEwan. Roanoke, Va.
24672

67

Lo

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24673

O land of hope and freedom; three-
part song, w Wm. H. Gardner, m
George Lowell Tracy, arr. Geo. J.
Trinkaus, (of. .U, « Ses. punehanged
voices. 4to. (Witmark school edi-
tion, no. 1719) © Dee. 20, 1923;
2 c. Dec. 28; E 578206; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [© arrange-
ment] 24673

———two part song, w Wm. H. Gard-
ner, m George Lowell Tracy, arr.
Geo. J. Trinkaus, of U. S.; un-
changed voices. (Two part chorals,
Witmark school edition, no. 1733)
©: Dees0, 1923-2" ch “Deters: h)
oT7978; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement]

' 24674

QO, light of all the world; sacred song,
w and m Bernard Hamblen, of Hng-
land; in A flat. ‘© Dee. 20; 1923;
2 ¢, Dec. 22; E 578846; Harms, inc.,
New York. 24675

O Lord, support us; w John Henry

Newman, m Harvey B. Gaul, of
U. 8.; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
(Church music review, no. 693) ©
Nov. 216° 19235222 Tei Nove Tle BH

974960; H. W. Gray co., New York.
24676

love that wilt not let me go; anthem,
w George Matheson, m Fred E. EKg-
gert, of U. S.; sop. and cho. 4to.
(Theo. Presser co. sacred music for
mixed voices) © Dec. 11, 1923;
2 ¢. Dec. 13; E 575629; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24677
O Miagdelein, du bist mir sehr ver-
dachtig; shimmy-lied aus Dolly, ge-
Sangstext von Rudolf Bernauer,
musik von Hugo Hirsch, of Ger-
many, instr. v. Otto Lindemann, of
Germahy; salon oreh. mit piano-
direktion. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1923;
1 c. Dec. 29; E 573322 ; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 24678
O mammy’s pickaninny; w Lilla T.
Elder, m Andrew T. Bogart, of U. S.;
high . int Bs) «©. DecnA2s 1923 \5y 2 ‘ec.
Dec. 18; E .577891; Luckhardt &
Belder, New York. 24679
© mother linger near me; w A. M. J.,
mi PT.) Ay Zu, Of UO. S.5 arts Mamie ‘1.
Farrell,of, U. Ss). ©) 1 ¢ Dee. 14,
1923 ; E 580238 ; Teresa Helen Zeller,
Defiance, O. 24680
‘O palluncino; versi di Giuseppe Teta-
mo, musica di Oreste Ceryno, of
Italy ; mand.. acc... 4to,. © Dee., 28,
1923: 27 ¢c. Dee: 31; BE -578452 ;, Ro-
sario Catalano, Brooklyn. 24681
pustiggiatore; Piedigrotta 1923,
parole e musica di diversi antori, of

O

‘O

pt. III, n. S.¥.:218

Italy. Naples, Canzone partenopea.
© Sept. 1, 1923; 1-¢. Sept. 29; A-for.
23248; Italian book co., New York.
24682

O salutaris; Latin w, m C. F. Mutter,
of U. S.; bar. solo. 4to. © Dec.
20, 1923; 2 ec. Dee. 28; EH 578260:
R. J. Sorin, De Lisle, Miss. 24683

O salutaris Hostia (O saving vic-
tim) ; song, m W. J. Marsh, of
U. §.; organ ace. 4to. (MecLaugh-
lin & Reilly co. edition, no. 259)
© Sept. 30, 1923; 2 « Dec. 31; BE
578430; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 24684

"O sole mio (My bright sun); Nea-
politan serenade, two-part song, Ed-
uardo Di Capua, arr. Paul Bliss, of
U. S.; sop. and alto. 4to. (Theo.

Presser co. school choruses) ©
Dec, ,..12, 992555 2) \e.5 Diecs eaeieP)
575849; Theo. Presser c¢o., Phila-

delphia. [© new arrangement]

24685
O star of love; sacred song, w and m
Henry’ G. Miler ore ti te wt to
violin obbl., in E flat. Los Angeles,
Calif., Mission music pub. co.
Dec.'8, 1923; 2c. Dee, 17; B 577990 ;
A. EK. Millier, Los Angeles. 24686
taste and see; anthem, w from
Psalm xxxiv: 8, 9, 10, m (Henry
G. Millier, of U. S.; ‘solo, quartet and
mixed cho., with organ ace, in E.
Los Angeles, Calif., Mission music
pub: ' co.) 4te.’ © Nove) iato23 -
2c. Dec. 17; E 577989; A. BH. Millier.
Los Angeles. 24687

tender Christ; w Charlotte O.
Woodbury, m Virginia Lynd Hart-
ley, of U. S. (Jn Elementary mes-
senger, v. 4, no. 4) © Dee 15,
1923 ;'2 ¢. Dee. 22) 578239): Clara
B. Sibley, Louisville. 24688

O welcome day .of peace; w Katherin
Ward, :m EB. A. Giyo6h Wises an B.
©: 1'e. Dec. ' 19; 1923 ER S15982-
Frederic A. Grant, Brooklyn. 24689

O wretched man; by John Wilbye, of
England, ed. and adapted, Edmund
H. Fellowes, of England; male
voices. 4to. (John Wilbye’s sec-
ond set of madrigals, no. 27: Male
voice choir library, no. 98) © Oct.
15,2 1923: Loe Octi) 203. BwerZegs ;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. [©
arrangement | 24690

O yes, yonder comes my Lord; arr.
J. B. Herbert, of U. S.; male voices.
©,.Dec., 17,1923 7 2).eDeei265 BE
580211; Homer <A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. [© arrangement] 24691

O

O

1368

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

na. 13) 1923

Oberlin pep song: w and m R. R. P.,
of U. S., Oberlin, O., Oberlin col-
jege glee club. © Dec. 29, 1923;
2° Dec. 31; EH 578470; Rob. Roy

~ Peery, Oberlin, O. 24692

Ocean (An) lullaby; saxophone ro-
manza, F. P. Canfield and Gordon
S. Thayer, of U. 8.; pf. (Pleasure
pieces) © Dec. 15, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
15; EH 577928; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York. 24693

Octopus (The) and the mermaid;
deep sea serenade, K. L. King, of
Las, oe band), Ato....,© Mar. ..10,
Pea ae. Dec, 21 2 iH. a(S087 > Cr. L:
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 24694

Od Francyi jade; z melodyi ludowej
opr. ., Frank .Przybylski, of U. S.;
ukiad na fortepian automatyczny. ©
Mewwvee ta, 1925> 0 5862; Victor
music roll co., Chicago. 24695

Off to the camp; by Mathilde Bilbro,

of U. S.; pf. (Characteristic pieces)
Ge weritt 1925-2. ce Decs13: +h
5975736: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24696
Offenbach (Jacques) Selection from
the operas of Offenbach; selected

and arr. John Ansell, of Great Brit-
Aerie) mec: At, 19235 Acc. Dec,
27; EB 5738243; Chappell & eo., 1td.,
London. 24697
Oft in my dreaming; w Gale Wendell,
i My B., Of U.S, © il, a Dee 8,
1923: E 577781; Duane R. Bassett,
Bennington, Vt. 24698
Oh Anna; w F. M., m Sylvia Forrest,
ob Uer8h;. pf. swith wi: © ‘Dee. 6,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 10; EB 575423; Frank
Mason, Detroit. 24699
Oh boy! what joy we had in barefoot
days; by Al Wilson and Jas. A.
Brennan, arr. J.-Arko Mendelsohn,
of. U: S:;-orch., in’ G;,::4to. ‘© Dee
20) 1924c,20e. Dec) 2.3: Bi 580040:
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. [© arrangement] 24700
Oh, come to my Arkansas home; w
and m Leroy B. Lesiter, of U. 8S. ©
Apr. 9, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 27: E 580245 ;
L. B. Lesiter, Gray Horse, Okl.
24701

Oh darling baby, my very own; w
Mrs; 8... By m.Geo..-Graff,. jr., of
U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.
© 1c. Dec. 13,1923; E 577857 ; Mrs.
S. Bloomgren, Minneapolis. 24702
Oh! dem golden slippers; march song,
m, M,.. W..... Butler, of).U.)S2; with
banjo imitation. © Dee. 6, 1923;
2 @ Dec. 10; EH 575459; A. W..Per-
ry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. - 24703

24715

Oh golden land; w and m E. P., of
WaiSeu ©, ase) Deen 47): 1923-8
575965; Hstelle Philleo, Oakland,
Calif. 24704

Oh honey; w Mrs. H. D., m Geo. Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach, of
Sat Oe lie Deeds. TOQR: > B
577851; Mrs. Harry Dunneback, Los
Angeles. 24705

Oh! how I'd love to be a sweet baby;
w 8S. D. S., melody John F. Ryan,’
Gf EL Si ©. Lc; Dee, 244 1923 0B)
580411 ; Stephen D. Satzewich, Hins-
dale, Mass. 24706

Oh, I have a lass and her eyes are not
glass; w Harold Park, m F. G., of
Uoes: hie NOV. 30: 1925 0/8)
575163; Frank Guerrera, St. Law-
rence, Mass. 24707

Oh, let me ever know Thee near to me:
sacred song, w Frederick H. Mar-

tens, m Alexander Macfadyen, of
U, S.. d. Medium voice, in #.—2.

High voice, in G. © Nov. 26, 1923;
2 e. each Dee. 29; E 578331; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24708

Oh! Lizzie, put on the Ritz; fox-trot
novelty song, w Leslie Moore, m
Johnny Tucker, of U. S. © Dee. 17,
1923; 2. ¢ Dee. 18; E 577998: Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.

24709
-——— —— arr. Ted Eastwood, of
U. S.; orch., in E flat. 4to. © Dee.

20, 1923 ; 2 c. Dec. 21; E 580042 ; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
[© arrangement] 24710
Oh! .Loli:Lues fox trot;) wand m
By Eayaycot Uy. SG) ic Wee! 8;
1923; E 577789; Bernard LeRoy
Seaman, New York. 24711
Oh San, won’t you please come back
to Japan; w Phil Furman, melody
Wari Bi, cof) Vie S14 Onbie.. ‘Deer 7;
1923; E 575888; Walter Hastings,
New York. 24712
Oh! Susanna; w and m-Stephen C.
Foster, of U. S., ed. Claude Lap-
hams of Ur See v©: Deesi3,. 1923.5 \2' e:
Dec. 31; E 578446; Jack Snyder pub.
co., inc., New York. 24713
Oh those beautiful little blue laws: w
HK. M., m Al. Meehan, of U. S.; pf.
with w.. © Nov. 19, 1923; 2. ¢. Dec.
10; E 575416; Emma McKinnon,
Salem, O. 24714
Oh what yo’ gonna do? negro spiritual,
Wo ame mS eB We ok UY SL ©: 1
e. Dec. 17, 1923; E 575958; Susan
Eugenia Wren, Excelsior Springs,
Mo. 24715

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24716

pt. 1117, Be Sy Vv. 18

Oh, when I get to heaven; three-part
song, hegro spiritual, harmonized
Charles Fonteyn Manney, of U. S.;
women’s voices. 4to. © Nov. 17,

1923 ; 2 c. Dee. 28; E 578310; Oliver:

[© arrange-
24716
Oh, you girls who are pretty and wise;
w KE. F. J.,.m Herman Dubois [pseud.
of Ethel Fisher] of U.S. New York,
Frank.Harding. © Dec. 14, 1923;
PC. CC 20... By tiles) De aie ie.
Jones, Denver. 24717
Oi is dus a rebezin; w and m A. K.,,
of Poland, domiciled at New York.
(JD87°27 N ONG TN TWN)
©..Nov.. 28, '1923;..2 « ANov.528-; EB
D77774; Adolf King, New York.
24718
Jarlina; by James Francis Cooke,

Ditson Boston.

ment]

co.,

OV

transcribed and paraphased Edwin’

H. Lemare, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at Portland, Me.; organ. (Fa-
mous melodies old and new) © Dee.
TD) 1925" 2. @ Der 22. WH Ss0Tao:
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. [©
transcription ] 24719
Old Argentina; w Dave Ringle, m Ed-
die Conrad, of U. S., arr. Eugene
Platzman, of U. S. ©1«. Dee. 20,
1923: E 578024; Broadway music
corp., New York. 24720
Old @ance; by E. G. K., of U. S.; pf.
© # €)- Dec! 3i1, A923: BH 5784s :
Emily Grace Kay, St. Paul. 24721

Old (The) duchess at the court ball;
by Henry Holden Huss, of U. S8.;
pf. (Sheet music edition, P. 1342:
Happy days, no: 4)’ ©- Nov. 27)
1923; 2 e. Dec. 24; E 580067; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 24722

Old-fashioned (An) game; by Daniel
Rowe, of U. S.; pf. (In the park)
©: Dec: §27! 11923: 2 “e. Dee): 29° HB
578375; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24723

Old (An) fashioned mother; w F. J.
H., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1 c.
Dee. 13, 1923; E 577858; F. J.
son, Palmer, Mass. 24724

Old friends; modernized revival by
NeW: arr! Will. Bi elds oir St:
orch. 4to. (Sing them again series)
Contents :—1. She was bred in old
Kentuek.—2) ‘Two Tittle girls’ in
blue.—3. Star Spangled Banner. ©
Dee: 20,,19235 2 ce. Dee, 22.; BH 578121 ;
Norman Jefferies, Philadelphia. [©
arrangement |

Old Glory; w Abram Earle, m Sylvia
Worrest, of U. S.: pf. with w. ©

24725 |

Nov. 27, 1923; 2 ¢. Dee. 103 B 575454 :
Karl Welty, Cedaredge, Col: 24726

Old Haytien cradle song; by Alfred
Pochon, of Switzerland, domiciled at
New York; pf. (Sheet music edi-
tion, P. 1330) | © Dee. 3)'4923-°2 ec.
Dec. 24; E 580073; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 24727

Old (The) homestead grand march:
by J. Owen Long, of U. 8.; pf.. four
hands. © Dec. 7, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
12°; B'575525 ; DW. Crist, Atance,
O. 24728

Old lace and lavender; by William
Baines, of U. Sv. pi 1) ec 1,
1928 ; 2 ec. Dec. 29; H 578384; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24729

Old (The) mill wheel; by Bert R.
Anthony, of U.S.,0n. Zak, uor nn. pt.
(Memories of the old farm house,

no. 7) © Sept. 4 192352 @¢ Dee
28; E 578283; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 24730

Old (The) oaken bucket; transeribed
and paraphrased Edwin H. Lemare,
of England, domiciled at Portland,
Me.; organ. (Famous melodies old
and new) © Dee. 11, 1923: 2 «.
Dec. 13; E 575707; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. [© new arrange-
ment] 24731

Old school bell; three-part song, w
Laurene Highfield, m Winifred PF.
Moore, of U. S.; sop., alto and bar.,
melody in bar. 4to. (School music
for the upper grades and high
school) © Dec. 10, 1923; 2 © Dee.
18; E 575988; Chart music pub.

house, Chicago. 2Qa732
Old (The) tally-ho; by William
Baines, of U. S.; pf: © Dee. 27,

1923 ; 2.¢. Dec. 29; E 578382; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24733
Old (The) time religion; w and m
Alo. EL, of U. Sie © Deer Girg2s ;
2 e. Dee. 28; E 578261; A. J. Hodge.
Mazeppa, Minn. 24734

Old (The) wooden clock; by Bert R.
Anthony, of U. S., op. 251, no. 4;
' pf. (Memories of the old farm
house, no. 4) © Sept: 7, 1923; 2 «¢.
Dec. 28; E 578284; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 24785
Ole Miss Blues: w rev. Walter Hirsch,
m W. C. Handy, of U. S: © Dec.
24, 1923 32) e)) Dee 2s BY arseoz =
Richmond-Robbins, ine... New York.
[© revision] 24736
On a jolly hunt (Auf zur frohlichen
jagd) ; rhythmic groups, R. Krentz-
lin, of Germany, op. 85, no. 3; pf.
(From my youth) © Dec. 11, 1923;

1370

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

2 « Dee. 18; E 575718; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 24737

-On dere knees; hymn, arr. J. B. Her-
pert, oor UL ’S.:° © Dee''17,' 1928;
2 ¢. Dee. 26; E 580213; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© arrange-
ment] 24738

On Saturday night; w Sidney Clare,
melody Con Conrad, of U. SS. ©
Nit
Conrad music co., % Edw. B. Marks
music co., New York. 24739

On the main line; w and m L. S. L.,
of: U.S. © Dee. 10, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec.
17; E 575930; Lida Shivers Leech,
Philadelphia. 24746

On the mountain tops (Goico mendi-
yan) :
eaya, Six-part chorus, English ver-
sion Mary Ellis Opdycke, m_ Jests
Guridi, ed. Kurt Schindler, of U. S.;
mixed voices. (Songs of the Span-
‘ish provinces, Basque) © Sept. 24,
1923 ; 2 c. Dec. 29; E 578342; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. [© editing]

24741
On the playground (Auf dem sport-
platz); legato and _ staccato, R.

Krentzlin, of Germany, op. 85, no.
6; pf. (From my youth) © Dec.
ay 192385276) Dec! 133. HST 721);
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
24742
On the road to Bethlehem: carol, Rob-
ert Hugh Benson, m R. R. Terry,
of Great Britain; mixed voices.
Curwen ed. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 14, 1923;
ies Dee: 26: BH 573314; J. Cirwen

& sons, Itd., London. 247438
On the sea; two-part song, w Bayard

Taylor, m R. 8S. Morrison, of U. S.;
treble voices.. 4to. (Theo. Presser
co. school choruses) © Dec. 11,
1923; 2 c. Dee. 13; E 575620; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24744
On the steppes of Central Asia; by
A. Borodin, arr. Adolf Schmid, of
England, domiciled at Cincinnati;
orch., with pf. conductor. (Schir-
mer’s galaxy, no. 2483) © Dec. 22,
1923; 2 c« Dec. 28; E 580274; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York.
rangement ] 24745
On this our festal morning; hymn, w
W. Goldsborough Whittam, set to
tune Messing, E. S., of England.
London, Goodwin & Tabb, ltd. 4to.
© Nov. 28, 1923; 1 « Dee. 10: E
073111; Edward Sherwood, London.
24746

©.
Dec. 14, 19238; E 575809; Con

Basque folksong from Viz- |

[© ar: |

One sweetly solemn thought; by R. S.

24797

On to Bethlehem; two-part Christmas
contata for use in church services,
w H. Von Berge, m Norman Light-
hill}! of U. Sy. 4to.: -©'Sept. 1, -1923 ;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 27; A 761581;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 24747

On to glory; w L. E. Green, m B. B.
Be Ore Ss “Or Oer a0) 1925.2 46
Dec. 24; E 580133; B. B.. Beall,
Douglasville, Ga. 24748

Once in a while; w anon., m Henry
HK. Sachs, of U. 8.; medium voice.
©). .Nov...,%; 1923. 2 e; Dec 123, E
577832; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

24749

Ondulada; nouvelle fox-danse, . inter-
mezzo, di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy,
op. 380; piccola orch, con pianoforte-
conduttore. 4to. © Dec. 29, 1923;
1) ce. Dee. 31; BH) 5733555) 'G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 24750

One golden hour; w Charles Roff, m
H. EK. Baden, of Great Britain; in
“GA Dec. '6, 1923; 1. ¢. Dec. 18 ;
E 573184; Duff, Stewart & co., ltd.,
London. 24751

One kiss; from the musical play, w
Clare Kummer, m Maurice Yvain,

of: Prance. ©. Dee. 14, 1923.3,:2°¢.
Dee. 15...) otosta: Harms.’ inte,,
New York. 24752

One perfect day; w F. S. N., m George
Grati gr.; cof) U.: Si. harr.:|Theo:! G.
Beach, of U.S) «©:'!1 ¢.' Dee. 18,
1923; E 577961; EF. S. Newcomb,
St. Louis. 24753

One summer eve; by Daniel Rowe, of
Ue So we pi in funey Cy Mec! 11,
19238; 2.¢c. Dec. 13; E 575696; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24754

Ambrose, arr. Albert Harvey, of
U. S.; three violins and pf. (Cres-
cent edition, no. 44) © Dec. 10,
O2ae) 2. C. Wee. 12. oh) oisooe. bred
Heltman co., Cleveland. [© finger-
ing, bowing, phrasing and combina-
tion harmony ] 24755

One week of love; w Con West, m J. A.
Tunbridge, of Great Britain; in F,
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
() Dee, 20.4923.:, 1.G.,;Dee.. 22): EH
573221; B. Feldman & co., London.

24756

Only a broken heart; w J. and B.
Breese, m John Neat, of Great
Britain. London, W. Paxton & co.,
Itd. © Dee. 28, 1923; 1 @ Dec. 22;

E 573266; James Breese, Leigh, Eng-
land. 2ATST
°

1371

24758

>

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 111, 1: 's.; v. 18

Only a butterfly; w and m Clyde Ha-
' ger and Jerry Sullivan, of Canada.
© Wee. g15y 19234. 276. Dee. '207) Hh

580494; Hearst music publishers,
Itd., Winnipeg, Canada. 24758
Onward, Christian soldiers; panto-

mime, w S. Baring-Gould, m Arthur
Sullivan, compiled J. H. K., of U.S.
S8vo. (Popular hymns pantomimed)
© Sept. 15, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
19; A 758118; J. H. Kuhlman, Lou-
donville, O. 24759
Open (The) road; song for men, w
Gretchen Dick, m William Stickles,
of U.S. 1. High voice, in G minor.—
2. Medium voice, in F minor.’ ©
Dec. 1, 1923; 2.¢.each Dee. 29; EH
578345 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
27460
Open the gate of your heart; by Con-
stance White, of U. S., arr. Wm.
J.C. Lewis, of U. 8.3’ vocal orch.

Feist ed. 4to. © Dee. 11, 1923;
2 @ Dec. 12; EB 575915; Herman
Darewski music pub. co., London.

[© arrangement] 24761
Open yo’ eyes; w from The album of a
heart, m R. Nathaniel Dett, of U.S.
© Dee:' 11; (1928 2c: Dec. "135" E
575765; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24762
Oregon Rose; w W. R. E., m George
Ghatt, jr., of UL S., arr. Theo. G.
Beach; of U: 'S.¥ ©: ‘c> Dec. 18,
1923; E 577960; Walter Robert Eb-
erle, Brookings, Or. 24763
Organist (The); bimonthly journal,
ed. EH. lL. Ashford, of U. 8S. Christ-
mas number, v. XXVII, no. 5, No-
vember, 1923. obl. 8vo. © Oct. 1,
1923 ; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 29; A 762730;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 24764
Oriental mamma; w and m A. T. H.,
or OU) Sst ce Dee. 49.1923."
575972; Arthur Theodore Hill, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 24765
Oriental youth; fox-trot, H. D. L., of
U.S. ist; violins © Wee, Dee. .31,
1923; H 578471; Henry D. Lacomy,
Spokane, Wash. 24766
Others; prayer, three-part song, w
C. W. Meigs, m Arthur A. Penn, arr.

Geo: * 32 frinkaus) "ot O25.) Un-
changed voices. 4to. (Witmark
school edition, no. 1727) © Dee. 20,

TORS ZC. Dee.’ 2S.) hi Ooo, | VL.
Witmark & sons, New York. [©
new arrangement | 24767

wo ipart song, w C. W.

Meigs, m Arthur A. Penn, arr. Geo.
J.) Krinkaus, of UW. S.5
voices. (Two part chorals, Witmark
school edition, no. 1726) 4to. ©

unchanged °

eee

Dec. 10," 1923) 62 'e Dee eis?
oT7T979 ; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 24768
Our Father’s love; Children’s day
service, Ww Mary Mills and Lizzie De
Armond, m Roy EH. Nolte and John
J. Thomas, of U. 8S. 8vo. © Apr. 7.
1923; 2 & Dec. 29; EH 580315; Jude-
find bros., Baltimore. 24769
Our King’s birthday; Christmas serv-
ice, w Mary Mills and others, m Roy
Ii. Nolte and others, of U. S. 8vo.
© Oct. 9, 1922-°2 6 Dee Bors:
E 580307 ; Judefind bros., Baltimore.
24770
Our living Redeemer; Haster service,
w and m W. B. Judefind, of U. S.
8vo. © Feb. 5, 1923; 2 ¢. Dee. 29;
E 580310; Judefind bros., Baltimore.
24771
Our message; w Donald H. MacLen-
nan, m E. M. S., of U. S. © Dec.
12; 19233 2-.e Dec. aby a anre2! 5
Edith M. Sundell, Oakland, Neb.
24772
Our refuge; w Worthie Harris Holden,
mH. A. M., of Us Si 71. Contenito. im
E) -flat.2..Sop., in| Ga.@ Wee, 4,
1923; 2 ce. each Dec. 12; BE. 575838 ;
Harold Amadeus Miller, Mt. Ver-
non, O. 24773
Our sufficiency; w Maybelle L. Hood,
m LAP? D), of TAS: (Oris iasZs ;
2.e.° Dee. 3: Ei STo2al Meena: (Pe.
Davis, Los Angeles. 24774

Our sweet love: w W. L., m Valeria

Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with w. ©
Nov. | 27))/2923: (2) execs vane: 1
575446; William Lowrey, Lincoln,
Neb. 24775

Out in the breakers: by H. D. Hewitt,
of U. S.; pf. (Field and shore)
© Dee. LL; 1928 ;-2\e7 | Deis.
575772: Theo, Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24776

Out of the pit: w and m James Fitch,
of Great Britain. © Nov. 10, 1923;
2 c Dec. 3; BE 575197; William Mc-

Ewan, Roanoke, Va. 24717

Out San Francisco way; w Vincent
Bryan and Sam Marley, m Gertrude
Hoffman, arr. Geo. J. Trinkaus, of
U. S.; male voices. 4to. (Witmark
edition, excellent quartette arrange-
ments on popular publications, no.
1723) ©, (Dees, 1h 1828 Fen Dee
22; E 578127; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [© new arrangement]

24778

Out upon our way; Ww various authors,
mB. LL. Wi of Ui Si Néw ork,
Paris [ete.] ‘C. C. Church & cop me.

1372

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

© Oct. 4, 1928; 2
975837 ; Bertha L. Welles, Cape Cod,
Mass. 24779

Outside of that, he’s alright with me;
w J. H. Trent:and C. W., m C. W., of
U. S. © Dec. 19, 1923; 2 ¢.- Dec.
17; FE 575935; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.

24780

Outside the camp with Jesus; w and
feb HSE of Ul Si © Nov: 23;
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 7; E 575360; Bessie
Frances Hatcher, Yardville, N. J.

24781

Over the foaming wave; four-part
song, intro. Home sweet home, G. F.
Wilson, of U. S.; mixed voices.
(Ditson school octavo) © Oct. 3,
1923; 2 ¢c. Dec. 29; BE. 578344; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24782

Owl and the moon; w and m Harold
Weeks, of U. S. © Nov. 21, 1923;
2 c. Dee. 26; E 578159; Melody shop,
Seattle. 24783

Paa grund af den lave valuta, vi har;
duet, tekst og musik Axel Andreasen,
of Denmark; klaver med tekst. (In
Dansk arbejde) © Dec. 8, 1923;
1 e@. Dee. 24; BE 573260; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 24784

Paddy- Whack; morceau caracteris-
tique, Walter Relte. of Wi So; apt,
(Fleeting fancies) © Dec. 11, 1923 :
2. e, Tees 13; E 575748; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 24785

Paderewski (—) Melody; by Pad-
erewski, op. 16, no. 2, transcribed
Fritz Kreisler, of Austria, domiciled
at New York; violin and pf. (Sheet
music edition B. 1806) © Oct. 27,
1923; 2 e« Dec. 24; E 580094; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York. 24786

Paganini (Niccolo) La campanella;
rondo from the 2nd concerto, op. 7,
N. Paganini, re-arr. from Franz
Liszt version for pf. solo, Paul
Kochanski, of Poland, domiciled at
New York; violin and pf. (Sheet
music edition, B. 1824) © Dec. 3,
1923; 2 « Dee. 24; EH 580090; Carl

Fischer, inc., New York. [© tran-
seription] 24787
Palace (A) for the King; Biblical

Christmas service of story and song,
story and lyrics George Orlia Web-
suer, om’. I. JH. Meredith,’ Robert
Harkness and Alfred Wooler, of
U. S. Music only ed. 8vo. © Oct.
BO Oe ee and ante eter tone:
A 757938; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 24788

24799

e. June 9; EH | Paladin; quick march, E. S. Carter, of

Great Britain; brass band. 4to.
(Boosey’s brass band journal) ©
Oct. 29, 1923; 1 c. Nov. 20; E 572824 ;
Boosey & co., London. 24789

Palm Sunday; Naples, w Arthur Sy-
mons, m Mary Sheldon, of England:
-in D min. (Swan edition, no. 37)
@ "Sept. (28, 192301 ve. Oet. fe B
573301; Swan & co., Itd., London.
24790 |
Paloma (La); Spanish serenade,
Chevalier De Yradier, arr. Geo. D.
Barnard: of \U.-/ Se; band: 44t0.. ©
June 5, 1923; 2 c Dec. 24; BE 580125;
C. L. Barnhouse. Oskaloosa, la. [©

arrangement | 24791
——._(The dove): by Sebastian
Yradier, simplified and ed. Karl

Rissland, of U. S.; violin and pf. ©
Dee, 13.1923 ; 2: e. Dec..29,;, B.51S3a0 5
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. [© ar-
rangement] 24792
Panama limited blues; w and melody
Bree ofc. S. O©lc Dec. 8, 1923;
E 57 5881; Esther Bigeou. New
York. 24793
w Esther Bigeou. melody M. P..
Of UL TS, VO) 1 & Deer Ser928 =
577782; Maceo Pinkard, New York.
24794

Panecuocolo e acquaquiglia; versi di
G. Finidoro, musica di E. Demma, of
Italy; mand. acc. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1923; 1 ¢«. Dec. 8; E 573092; Casa
editrice Posillipo. Naples. 24795
Pansies; w Laurene Highfield, m H. W.

Porter, of U. S.; unison or solo
with thrée-pt. refrain, melody in
bar. 4to. (School music for the

upper grades and high school) ©
Dees) 2b 1923's 20) e: Deew 183) HB
575984; Chart music pub. house,
Chicago. 24796

Hive what you are trying to do to
me, I’ve been doing it for years;
fox trot, Preston McDonald and L.
A., of U. S.,. arr. Lillian Johnson
Hardin, ,of (U..8.) (©. 4, eee, 13;
1923; FE 577867; Louis Armstrong.
Chicago. 24797

Parade of the marionettes; by R. S.
Morrison, of U.'S.; p&: © Dec. 11,
1923 > 2e Deesis ys BS (5662; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24798

Paradise; Viennese folk-song, A.
Krakauer, arr. Fritz Kreisler, of
Austria, domiciled at New York:
pf. (Sheet music edition, P. 1357)
© Nov. 10, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; E
580098; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. [© arrangement] 24799

1373 | rl

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24800

pt. 11 SW. aS

Paradise blues; w Alex Gerber, melody
Meyer Davis and Augustin Bor-
guno, of,U. §,,,©.1 ¢., Dee.,8,.£923 ;
HK 577787; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 24800)

Paramount method for clarinet; by

Thos. J. Armstrong, of U. S.

Noy, 19,4928 wi2s res) NOVay 2285 watt.

Noy. 21; A 764442; Wm. J. Smith

music co., inec., New York. 24801

Paramount method for cornet, or E
flat alto; by Thomas J. Armstrong,
of U. S.' © Nov. 19, 19233 2 ©) Nov.
22; aff. Nov. 21; A 764441: Wm.
J. Smith music co., ine., New York.

24802

Pardon and peace; sacred song, w

Thos. Moore, m R. 8S. Morrison, of:

UW: SP? © Dec!) 01928 : Bc! Dee.
13; EH 575712; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 248038

Parfum discret; fantaisie-gavotte, de
Lucien Durand, of France; pf. ©
WO: 20, LOZ. ley EN QV. eae
572984; Louis Jacquot, Paris.

24804

Parks’ sacred three-part choruses;
compiled, J. A. Parks, of U.S.;
women’s voices. Imperial ed. 4to.
Meroe. 25, 1928-2) ¢. Nov. +1 hh
516993; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.

24805

Parson (The) of Puddle; humorous
song, from The co-optimists, w
Greatrex Newman, m Felgate King,
of Great Britain; in D. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 15,

1923; 1 ¢. Dec..26;.E 573278; Rey-'

24806

Parson’s (The) sociable; musical read-
ing, w anon., m Carrie Bullard, of
U. S.4: pf with iw. Oct. 23,
1928; 2 c« Dec. 29; E 580288; EHld-
ridge entertainment house, Frank-
Jims, O; 24807

Partenope; Piedigrotta 1923, paroles e
musica di diversi autori, of Italy,
compilatore Mario Di Maggio.
Naples, Francesco Esposito. ©
Sept. 1, 1923; 1 c Sept. 29; A—
Foreign 23247; Italian book co., New
York. 24808

strenna primaverile 1923. Naples,
Casa editrice musicale di Francesco
Esposito. © Sept. 1, 1923; 1 «
Oct. 11; A—Foreign 23285; Italian
book. co.. New York. 24809
Passion ; by Gaston Borch, of Norway ;
orech. with pf. conductor. Ato.
(Hawkes’ photo play series, no. 25)

nolds & co., London.

© Oets;; B1, »1923.000 te, INoveEOe) E
573203 ; Hawkes & son, London.
24810

—- Wi: Mrss,,J., Co G., -misGee. Greif,
jr, of U. 8. anr., Theo. Gi Beach,
of U. &.. (Ql we Dec, is. 19235 1b
077845; Mrs. J. C. Greenway, San
Francisco. 24811

Pastel-menuet; by H. Paradis, tran-
scription Joen Fresco, of Nether-
lands; pf. (Belwin piano transcrip-
tion, no. 10) © Dee. 22, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 24; E 580048; .Belwin, inc.,
New York. 24812

Patissiére (La); fox-trot, de La vic-
toire de Samothrace, par Joseph
Szule, of France; piano. © Dee. 20,
1928); “1 ¢.) Deco 2ZikwhSTe218*") So-
ciété anonyme des editions Ricordi,
Paris. 24813

Peabody (Josephine Preston) Five
songs; wand '‘m J. P. P., of”"U. S.
Contents: A song of Solomon.—
The cedars.—Road-song.—Summer
morn.—Lost roses. © Dee. 3, 1923;
2 c Dec. 8; E 578013; Lionel S.
Marks, Cambridge, Mass. 24814

Peace and goodwill; Christmas an-
them, w from the Bible, m Caleb
Simper, of Great Britain; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 30,
1923; + @, Deg. dor ersane es A.
Weekes & co., Itd., London. 24815

Penitenza; bozzetto drammatico, versi
di Giuseppe Tetamo, musica di Fran-
cesco Liberato, of Italy; mand. ace.
4to. © Dee. 28, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 31;
H 578450; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. 24816

Pennino antico e spuorco; versi di-L.
D’ Angelo, musica di A. De Luca, of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta

1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 c. Dec. 8;
EK. 573095; Casa editrice Mario,
Naples. 24817

Pensieri mazurka; by Frank Umbri-
aco, of U. S.; pf. accordeon. (Piano
accordeon edition, no. 1013) ©

Jane 26, 1923; 2 @),Dec. 125, E
575516; John A. Cerabino, New
York. 24818
Pensionzerernes vekselsang; tekst

Ludyv. Brandstrup, musik Emil Ree-
sen, of Denmark; klaver med tekst.
(In Dansk arbejde) © Dec. 8, 1923;
1 @ Dee. 24; E 573255; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 24819
Pentecostal showers; w W. S. A., m
Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. Svo. (In
Song and personal testimony) ©

1374

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

Noy. 1, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 29; E.580295 ;
Maren S. Addy, Pasadena, Calif.

24820

Pep up! step up; w and m S. C., of

Weve a® «2; c) Nov. +30; 19283; E
575167; Stella Coie, Phillipsburg,
Kan. 24821

Pepita; from A perfect lady, w B. G.
De Sylva, m George Gershwin, of
U.S. (© Dec: 29, 1923+ '2 cl Dee:'31;
EH 580420; Harms, inc., New York.

24822

Pepita Jiménez; interlude de |’ opera

de i. Albeniz, transerit par Gus-

tave Samazeuilh, of- France; pf. a

quatre mains. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1

e. Nov. 30; E 572940; Max Eschig

et cie., Paris. 24823

Perlen (Die) der Cleopatra; operette
in drei akten, von Julius Brammer
und Alfred Griinwald, musik von
Osear Straus, of Germany, klavier-
auszug zu zwei hinden mit unter-
legtem text von Otto Lindemann, of
Germany. © Nov. 23, 1923; 1 «¢.

. Dec. 18; E 573339; Drei masken-
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 24824

Pere). VELOMI i. PEON”. a5) 3
versi di Pasqualotto, musica di G.
DeGregorio, of Italy; mand. acc.
4to. (Piedigrotta 1923) © Sept. 8,
1925: 1 ¢. Dec. 8; 5738099... Gasa
editrice Mario, Naples. 24825

Personality ; wand m A. R. L., of U.S.
© 1 «: Nov. 21, 1928 ; B.575294; Amy
Ricard Lonergan, New York. 24826

Peter on the sea; w and m anon., arr.
J. B. Herbert, of U. S.; male voices.
©) Dee. 17, 1923; 2-e Dec. 26; EB
580221: Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 24827

Peter (The) Pan-baby; cradle song,
Henry Holden Huss, of U. S.; pf.
(Sheet music edition, P. 1341:
Happy days, no. 3) © Nov. 24,
1923; 2 ce. Dee. 24; 1.580062; ‘Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 24828

Petit burlesque; by W. P. Mero, of
U. S.; pf. © Dec. 27, 1923; 2c. Dec.
29; E 578887; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 24829

Petit (Le) gars, Perrette et le pot au
lait; paroles et musique de Jac.
Nam, of France.
(Fables de mon village) © Dec. 27
1923; 1c. Dee. 28; E 573366; Société
anonyme des editions Ricordi, Paris.

- 24830

Petit morceau caracteristique; by
Arnoldo Sarterio, of Germany; pf.
© Dee. 11, 1923; 2 c Dee. 13; EB

Editions Ricordi. ©

24843
575713; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24831

Petite prima donna; by Walter Rolfe,
of U. S.; pf. (Jolly juvenile tunes)
© Dec. 19, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 22; E
580191; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. ' 24832

Petite sérénade; by Nathalie Palmer,
OF Uy 8:3: DE 4OnDecs 22, 19253 32 ‘e.
Dec. 28; E 580266; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 24833

Petite suite; by Ed. Poldini, of Ger-
many, op. 97, no. 1-4, 5-9; pf. (Bos-
worth edition, no. 1068, 1069) I. In-
trada. — Boutade. — Menuet plai-

- Sant.—Humoresque. II. Idylle cham-
pétre. — Burletta. — Toceatelle-—Au
couvre-feu.—Air et Gaillarde. ©
Nov. 15, 1923; 1 c. each Dec. 21; HE
573194, 573195; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 24834, 24835

Petite valse; by Henri Renard, of
U.S 3 ply © Deec.,27,1928 ;-2ve. Wee.
ge EH SESIZS ; WwW. Sehula (& ¢€o.,
Boston. 24836
Petite varsovienne de concert; by
Henry Dellafield, of U. S., op. 160;
pf. (Concert pieces for piano) ©
Dec. 5, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 14; E 575869 ;
Bach music co., Boston. 24837
Phansie, in G minor; by Orlando A.
Mansfield, of U. S.; pf. © Nov. 19,
1923 ; 2c. Dec. 29; E 578341 ; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24838
Philip McCann (Fill up me can); w
C. E. G., m Robert H. Brennen, of
U.S. ©lc. Dec. 3, 1923 ; E 575248 ;
Charles E. Giggey, Springfield, Mass.
24839.
Pickin’ the guitar; by N. L., of U. S.,
arr. Robert J. McGuirk, of U. 8S.; in-
strumental. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1923;
E 580332; Nick Lucas, Chicago.
24840
Pickled pork; quartet, w anon., m
Florence Aylward, of Great Britain ;
mixed voices. 4to. (Chappell’s vo-
eal library of part songs, etc. no.
187) © Dec. 7, 1923; 1 c Dec. 11;
E 573154; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [© arrangement] 24841
Picture (The) in my heart; w Fred G.
Bowles, m Charles A. Chase, of U. 8.
© Dec. 10, 1923; 2-c. Dec. 14; E
577873; C. W. Thompson & co., Bos-
ton. 24842
Pie; from The stepping stones, w Anne
Caldwell, m Jerome Kern, of U. 8.
©) Dec.).4,, 1923 3-2, c.. Dee. 5; BE
575290; T. B. Harms co., New York.
24843

1375

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24844

Pie Jesu (Jesus lover of my soul) ;
song, m Stephen A. Erst, of U. S.;
organ ace 4to. (McLaughlin &
Reilly co. edition no. 243) © Sept.
30, 19232 2e Dees 33 H, biS426;
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston.

24844

napisat Wincenty Baluta, of U. S.;

na sop. lub ten., alto ad lib. violin

Obbl. Chicago, W. H. Sajewski music

pub. co. © Dec. 15, 1923; 2 c. Dee.

29; E 578277; W. H. Sajewski, Chi-

cago, 24845

Pied (The) piper of Hamelin; opera
in three acts, w Anna J. Beiswenger,
m Joseph W. Clokey, of U. S., op.
14; mixed voices. 4to. © Dee. 21,
1925; "2, ¢, ec, 20s, 2eolae CL Cy
Birchard & co., Boston. 24846

Piedigrotta Anazzo, 1923; versi e mu-
Sica. di varii autori, of Italy, com-
pilatore Alberto Lania. © Oct. 8,
1923; 1 ec Nov. 19; A—Foreign
23405 ; Italian book co., New York.

24847

Piedigrotta Ceccoli, 1923; versi e mu-
Sica di varii autori, of Italy. WNa-
ples, Vedova Ceccoli e figli. © Oct.
8, 1923; 1 ¢c Nov. 27; A—Foreign
23476 ; Italian book co., New York.

24848

Piedigrotta E. Rossi, 1923 ; versi e mu-
sica di varii autori, of Italy. New
York-Naples, Casa editrici riunite
Italia America. © Aug. 31, 1923;
1c Oct. 22; A—Foreign 23395. EHr-
nesto Rossi, New York. 24849

Piedigrotta Gennarelli, 1923; versi e
musica di varii autori, of Italy. Na-
ples, Casa editrice, Hmilio Genna-
relli & c. © Oct. 8, 1923; 1 c Nov.
27; A—Foreign 23473; Italian book
co., New York. 24850

‘Piedigrotta Izzo, 1922; versi e musica
di diversi autori, of Italy. Naples,
Franchi Otto. © Sept. 7, 1922; 1c.
Nov. 23; E 573070; Casa editrice
Izzo, Naples. 24851

Piedigrotta Izzo, 1923; versi e musica
di varii autori, of Italy. © Sept. 1,
1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 29; A—Foreign 23408 ;
Raffaele Izzo, Naples. 24852

Piedigrotta Santa Lucia, 1923; versi e
musica di varii autori, of Italy. Na-
ples, Casa editrice, musicale, Santa
Lucia. © Oct. 8, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 27;
A—Foreign 23475; Italian book co.,
New York. 24853

Piedigrotta Santojanni, 1923; canzone

napolitana versi e musica di diversi:

autori, of Italy. Naples, G. Santo-
janni. © Oct: 8, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 27;

pt. 111, 0. s., v. 18

A—Foreign 23472; Italian book co.,
New York. ( QA854

Piedigrotta 1923. Naples, G. Capolongo

casa editrice musicale. © July 3,
1923; 1 -¢: ° Oct. 113 -A—Foreien
23286; Italian book co., New York.

24855

—— parole e musica di diversi autori,
of Italy. Naples. La Sorgente. ©
Sept. 1, 1923; 1 « Sept. 29; A-For-
eign 23246; Italian book co., New
York. 24856

versi e musica di diversi autori,

of Italy. Edizioni de La Canzonetta.

Naples, Francesco Feola. © Aug.

31, 1923; 1 ¢c. Sept. 15; A-Foreign

23307 ; Italian book co., New York.

24857

Pierrot and Pierrette; air de ballet,
Mana-Zucea [pseud. of Augusta
Zuckermann] of U. S., op. 91; pf.
© Dee. 27, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 29; EH
578368 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-

phia. 24858
Pierrot lunaire; dreimal sieben
gedichte, aus Albert Girauds,

Deutsch von Otto Erich Hartleben,
melodramen von Arnold Schonberg,
op. 21, klavierauszug mit text von
Erwin Stein, of Austria; ftir eine
sprechstimme. (Universal edition,
no. 7144) © May 81, 1923; 1c. Nov.
7; E 573381; Universal edition, a. g.,

Vienna. [© arrangement] 24859
Ping pong polka; by Clayton C.
Curwen, “of (Wo S83 oph ier: pi:

(Musical pianoforte pieces for young
students) © Dee. 5, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
14; B& 575873; Bach music co., Bos-
ton. 24860

Piner’s song; trio, w William Blake,
m Rutland Boughton, of England;
female voices. (Novello’s octavo
edition of trios, ete, for female
voices, no. 486) © Dec. 27, 1923;
1c. Dec. 29; E 573286; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 24861

Pipes (The) of Pan; waltz, Geo. L.
Spaulding, of U. 8.; pf. © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 «. Dec. 138; EH 575693; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24862

Pirate dreams; three-part song, W
anon. and Louise Ayres Garnett, m
Charles Huerter, of U. S.; women’s
voices. 4to.. © Oct. 5, 1923; 2 ec.
Noy. 8; E 580359; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [© arrangement] 24863

Pitt (The) panther; march, w Howard
BH. Reppert, m Leuis J. Panella, of
Us S°@' Deer18, 19232 '¢ee2a0",
E 578055; Frank A. Panella, Craf-
ton, Pa. 24864

1376

Secty Ye
as

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no, 13, 1923

Plain (A), li’l cullah’d boy; dialect
song, w Roscoe Gilmore Stott, m
Clay Smith, of U. S. © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 18; E 575790; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24865

Play it or leave it alone; by S. C. and
KO of U.S. pti © 1c. Dee. 20,
1923; E 578035; Sterling Canaway
and Klein Tindall, Chicago. 24866

Playbox (The); four little pieces,
Peggy Cochrane, of Great Britain ;
pf. Contents: 1. The rag doll.—2z.
Nine pins.—3. Valsette. —4. The
broken tin soldier. © Nov. 15, 1923;
ec Noy. 20: H-5T2880; ‘Anelo-
French music co., ltd., London.

24867

Piaying marbles; by Walter Rolfe, of
U. 8.: pf. duet. (Juvenile four hand
entertainment) © Dee. 11, 1923;
2 ¢. Dec. 18; E 575648 ; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24868

* Please do answer my prayer for to-
morrow; w and melody L. S., of
UMS e Ort “ec. Dec! 15," 1928: Bb
575808 ; Louis Scheiowitz, Brooklyn.

24869

Please.keep out of my dreams; w and
m Elsa Maxwell, of Great Britain.
Orie Dec. | 1,71923 El ST T64T *
Bridget Guinness, Ascot, Berks-Eng-
land. 24870

Poop-poop-poop-corn nuts and kahn-
dee; w and m John W. Dallavo
(psene: or al: W. DT, of U. S.° ©
A cy Dee, AD. 1928: HM 5754(6,;. John
William Dallas, Morley, Mich.

24871

Poor little you; w and m Roy Turk
and Ted Fiorito, of U. S. © Dec. 28,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 28; E 578197; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

24872

Pop corn; w andmL. R., of U.S. ©
Dec. 13, 1923 ; 2 c. Dec. 15; E.575920;
Lillian Russell, Worcester. 24873

Poppy: selection, from the musical
comedy, Stephen Jones and Arthur
Samuels, of U. S.; pf. © Dec. 10,
1928.; 2 ¢. Dec. 11: BE. 575832 ; Harms,
inc... New York. 24874

Pot pourri: w Alfred Hayes, m Dor-
othy Howell, of Great Britain; in
G. © Nov. 19, 1928; 1 c« Dee 11;
E 573130; Boosey & co., London.

24875

Poupeé (La) francaise (The French
doll): valse intermezzo, HE. E. T.,
o£; Sept. -© Dee. 343i) 1923): 2e.
Dee. 12; E 580501; Edward E. Treu-
mann, New York. 24876

24886

Pourquoi pas (Why not); by Alberta
Gandria, arr. W. C. Polla, of U. S.;
orch. New ed. 4to.. © Dec. 7,
1923; 2 « Dee. 8; E 578012; Société
anonyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris.

24877

Praise to God, immortal praise; for
Thanksgiving or general use, R. M.
Stults, of U. S.; mixed voices. Ato.
© Dee. 27, 1923; 2 ec. Dee. 29; E
578358; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- .
phia. 24878

Praise waiteth for Thee; Children’s
day cantata, w Lizzie De Armond,
m W. B. Judefind, of U. S. 8vo.
©, Apr: (1923: 2 e Dee, 29>. 4
580312; Judefind bros., Baltimore.

24879

Praise wreaths; Children’s day serv-
ice, w and m W. B. Judefind, of
DD. Ss. Syo. o> Anton £975) 2
Dec. 29; E 580313; Judefind bros.,
Baltimore. 24880

Praiseful notes from summerland;
Children’s day cantata, w Lizzie De
Armond, m W. B. Judefind, of U. S.
Sv0... toy Ape 17. 1922" 2. eee:
29, 1923; E 5803038; Judefind bros.,
Baltimore. 24881

Precise.(A) study (Erneste studie) ;
lifting the hands, broken chords, R.
Krentzlin, of Germany, op. 85, no.
11; pf. (From my youth) © Dec.
$1. 1928 2..e,, Deeds; 4H 515705;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

24882

Prelude heroique; by Leo. A. Kempin-
ski, of 00) 8S.) op. 25 3,orchy with: pf.
and organ. (Concert edition, no.
2) Key Dee. 11. 4923.22 e@ Dee.) 12);
FE 578164; Music buyers co., New
York. 24883

Prelude to Heroical love drama; by
M. B., of France; orch. with pf. or
organ conductor. 4to. (Baron pre-
ludes, no. 1) _.© Dec. 24, 1923;
2 ce Dec. 26; E 578187; Maurice
Baron, Richmond Hill, L. I., N. Y.

24884

Prelude to Oriental drama; by M. B.,
of France; orch. with pf. or organ
conductor. 4to. (Baron preludes,
no. 2) © Dec. 24, 1923; 2 ec Dec.
26; E 578186; Maurice Baron, Rich-
mond Halls, Tay, Te Na, X¥; 24885

Preludes and _ postludes; composed,
selected and ed. Orlando A. Mans-
field, of U. S.; pipe or reed organ.
© Aug. 11, 1923; 2 c and aff. Aug.
27; A 755820; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
fon; Or 24886

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24887

Premiére (La) jeunesse; by Jack
Hilius, of Great Britain; pf.
Dee. 8, 1923; 1 ec. Dee. 19; BE 573312;
A. Weekes & co., ltd., London. 24887

Pretty eyes; w C. J. H., m Chas.
Provis, Of “MS. °©@ 1. Deewana:
1923 ; E 577898; C. J. Hudson, Oak-
land, Calif. 24888

Pretty girls, pretty flowers: w and
melody A. 8S., of U. S. ©1c. Dee.
20, 1923; E 578081; Alexander Suss-
man, Philadelphia. 24889

Pretty little one; w and m Justin
Ring and Fred W. Hager, of U. S.
© Dec. 31, 1923; 2 ¢ Dec. 29; E
580323; F. Wallace Rega, New York.

. 24890

Pretty little thing; fox trot, w and
m Benny Davis, Harry Akst and
Russell Hird, sc. Geo. J. Trinkaus,

Ct US YS. 3) open tawith we Ato. .©
Wee 2A Tsar 2 mee Dee. 20. Hr

580330; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© new arrangement] 24891

Previous; w and melody Eddie Green,

oF Bos Oe Dec. 2h. 19257 ob)
575896; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 24892

Prince (A) came a-wooing; part-song,
w Angela Campbell McInnes, m Os-
ear Merikanto, arr. Samuel Richards

Gaines, of U. S. Fischer ed. (Cho-
ruses in _octavo form, no. 5333,
5834) * 1: Sop. 1; 2, ‘and alto;—2.
Sop:- and alto. \© Dec. 22, 1923;

2 ¢c. each Dec. 26; E 578176, 578179 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. [©
arrangement | 24893, 24894

Prince .(The) of peace; anthem for
Christmas, w from the Bible and
yn. DOOK, TN. He AY. OF Wc es..:
mixed voices, with organ acc. Ar-
lington, N. J., Wm. EH. Ashmall &
co. Ato. (Popular anthems, no.
495) 1: ©: ‘Novi 30)°1928.5)°2 “ey Dec.
3; E 5751983; Wm. H. Ashmall, Ar-
lington, N. J. 24895

Prineess (The); valse caprice, Mana-
Zucca [pseud. of Augusta Zucker-
mann]! of /U-US.,20op) 90, moe 3) pe.
© Dec..127;' 19234921 c. “Dee 295. E
578370; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-

phia. 24896
Processional march; by J. Frank Fry-
singer, of U. S.; pf. © Dec. 19,

1923; 2 c. Dec. 22; E 580193; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24897
Progress; gavotte, Adam Geibel, of
Wy Sis pits AO). 6G TARO AGR ae:
Dec. 29; E 578403; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24898

pt. 11 MES. Ave LS

march, Samuel Futoran, of U. S..,
arr. Hugh W. Schubert, of U. S.;
1st violin. 4to. © Dee. 1, 1923;
1 ¢. Dee. 6, 1 c. Dee. 15; BH 580510;
S. F. S. music co., New York. 24899:

Proposal (The); w Mrs. A. F. A., m
Elliott Markham, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Dee. 6, 1923; 2c. Dec. 10; E
575430; Mrs. A. EF. Allman, Marlin,.
Tex. 24900:

Pullman (The) porters march; w
Vernon Nolen Ray, m Thomas Le--
monier, of U.S... © Dee. 3, 19238;
2 .@ Dee, -8jdd OMG. Aes, kue-
monier, Chicago. 24901

Puppy love; w A. S., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
UU... Se .©) dacs Deg ml eee
575946: Archie Stewart, St. Louis.

24902.

Purple asters (Lila asteru); waltz,
melody G. V., of U. 8S: ©1«e Dec.
3, 1923 ; E 575244; Grete Von Bayer,
Washington. 24903

Purple twilight; by Paul Lawson, of
U, S.3: pf....¢in. the sstmmerpmic )
© Dec.’ 11, 1923 7°26, Wecinis,) Li:
575768: Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. » 24904

Puss-puss, feed the kitty; w and mel-
ody A. J., of U. S., arr. Sol Gillis, of
Ue So) (© Ve Woyre2a ate
577642: Alex Jackinson, New York.

24905:

Queen (The) of the garden: text Frede
erick H. Martens, m Carrie Bullard,
of U. S.; vocal pts. 4to. © Dec. 14,
19293 *°9' ¢.' Dee 1s BY otouas.u. ©.
Birchard & co., Boston. 24906

Quiet evening; by H. D. Hewitt, of
U.S. Spe. 6) Wee eee aes 1c:
Dec. 13° BD SDMHL. | teaser.
co., Philadelphia. 24907

Quit, coaxin’ me; wR J. bam Va-
leria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with w.
©, Dee. 6, 19232 Wee a), hi:
575424: R. J. Burrows, South Bend,

Ind. 24908
Rachmaninoff (S.) Prélude; av 8.
Rachmaninoff, ' Op/ 73; nr. "20 arr.

Nicolaj Hansen, of Denmark; salon-
orehester. (Heimdal, nr. 96)
Nov. 1, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov. 20: BH, 572829);
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. [©
arrangement | 24909
Rain drops; w Max Rutchik, melody
BW., of Uy Si tOrik ies Ween,
1923: E 578266; Leonard Whitcup,
- New York. 24910)
Rapid (The) system; a new method,
how to learn to play pf. and organ,
by Willy Neumann, of Gerimany.

1378

rq

no. 13, 1923

Hal tor pi. ©? Oct? 18, -1923°-f e«.
Noy. 5,'2 c.’ Nov. 19; aff. Nov. 5; A
765349: Joe Stadlin, Chicago. 24911

Rat (Le) des champs, la rate des villes
et le rat d’égout ; paroles et musique
de Jac. Nam, of France. Editions
Ricordi. (Fables de mon village)
© Wec.- 27," 1923;°1 e. Dee. 28; EH
573365; Société anonyme des edi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. 24912

Recessional; hymn tune, T. L., of
U. S. (Hymn tune, no. 439) Card
é myn id ) Oct: 22, 1923-2 Cc:

Nov. 24; E 575296; Twining Lynes,
eben. Mass. 24913

Red Light Annie; w Benton Ley, m
Lee David, of U. S.; with ukulele in
G. © Dee. 19, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 27;
B 580228: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 24914

Redemption (The); w A. D., m Luther
A. Clark, of U. S. New York, Frank

- Harding. © Dee. 5, 1923; 2 c. Dec..

20; E 578224: A. De Santo, New
Kensington, Pa. 24915
Reed (The) player; w Fiona Mac-
leod [pseud. of William Sharp], m
Granville Bantock, of England.
(Swan edition, no. 41) © Nov. 28,
1923; 1 c Noy. 28; B 573295; Swan
& CO., ltd., London. 24916
Refused (The) letter: w W. P.. melo-
dy John F. Ryan, of U. S: ©1l..
Dee; 7, 19238; BH 5753808; Winnie
Perry, Richmond. 24917
Reglar pals; w E. B. Houghton, m
Pew van. ©, 1, e.dee dO,
1923: E 575469; Clarence Everett
Young. Cleveland. 24918
Rejer er godt! tekst Alfred Kjerulf,
musik Edvard Brink, of Denmark;
klaver med tekst. © Novy. 27, 1923:
tc Dee. 14; E 573175; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 24919
Rejoice; w A. J. S., m M. A. Hood,
of U. S. © Oct. 30, 1923; 2 c. Dee.
24; KE 580156; A. J. Showalter, Chat-
tanooga, Tenn. 24920
Reliance march; by Paul Clifford, of
ie S:, simplified Eh. Jc B. of U: S.;
pi.) ©yNov. i) 1923; 2.e:) Dee: 8;
EK 577792; Hinds, Hayden & EI-
dredge, inc., New York. 24921
Remembrance; reverie, H. D. Hewitt,
aU. 'S. 3 pt.” © Dee 1i; 1923'"2 e:
Dec. 13; E 575779: Theo. Presser

co., Philadelphia. 24922
Réponse d’amour; valse lente, Gius-
Seppe Ferraro, of Italy, domiciled

at New York; pf.
no. 1098) © Nov.

(Tesio edition,
28, 1923 ; ee:

Rigaudon ;

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

24936

Dec. 8; E 577992; P. Tesio & sons,
New York. 24923

Resurrection (Auferstehung) ; Haster
cantata, w scriptural and hymnal, m
Ae a WN “On Use ss: > MI XeE. VOrees
and ladies’ or children’s cho. 4to.
© Nov.’ 2 925572 "e" Dec 38" R
575880: Amandus L. Wendt, Wau-
sau, Wis. 24924

Retter’s (Louis) melodious pian«
courses: oT 57 Tr oie. «OL glen pc
Hee 25, 1923" Bee Dee 29-. Hh
580284; Louis Retter music CO Dt.
Louis. 949255

Réve angelique: by T. Haigh, of Great
‘Britain; violin and pf. Paxton’s
ed. . © Dee;.31,. 1923; 1 c. Dec. 27;
HaDiaova, W... Paxtomiads co. dtd.,
London. 24926

Reverie; by Clarence Dickinson, of
U. S. 1. Violin.—2. Violoncello.—
3: Harp.—4. Organ. © Dee. 28,
1923; 2 e. each Dee. 31; E 578509—
578512; H. W. Gray eo., New York.

24927-24930

Reverie pathetic; by Olesch Gritsche,
of Russia, domiciled at Brooklyn;
pf. ©l1e. Dec. 12, 1923; E 575490;
Richard Gritsche, Union Hill, N. J.

24931

Rhapsodie d’aires Canadiens; by B.
F. Poirier, of England; pf. © Oct.
ro, toe a ee We a komen)
BTS8455 ; Edmond Archambault, Mont-
real, Canada. [© re-arrangement]

24932

Rhymes and rhythms; fifteen easy

duets. w and illustrations Hugh

Chesterman, m Ernest Read, | of

Great Britain; pf. with w. © Dec.

mite te he. CE AG atu) Olacoe:

Joseph Williams, Itd., London.

24933

par Jean Sibelius, op. 78.

no. 4, ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt,

of U SS; violon ou violoncelle, ef
piano. (Wilhelm Hansen edition,

No 2339) ~~ © Nove 26) “T9235 1 ¢

Dec. 14; E 575840; Wilhelm Han-

sen, Copenhagen. [© editing and

revision | 24934
Ring on, sweet gospel belis: w and m
Leroy B. Leister,.on. U.S. ©).-Apr.

9. 1923. 20e. Wee. 202 4. 080242~ TL.
B. Leister, Gray Horse, Ok]. 24935
Rirette; valse hésitation, de La Vic-
toire de Samothrace, par Joseph
Szule, of France; piano. Editions
Ricordi. © Dee. 20, 1923; 1 ¢« Dec.
21: E 573215; Société anonyme des
editions Ricordi, Paris. 24936

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24937

pt. rae Ses

Rise up, shepherd; Christmas song, w
and m anon., arr. J. B. Herbert, of
U.S. -©inDee. 17; 1923552 ver. wee.
26; E 580218; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 24937

Road (The) to spring; w Hilda Mor-
ris, m Ralph Cox, of U. S. © Dee.
Dy 192522 Ce, AEC. GO. By, Oba oenG.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 24938

Roaming with my sweetheart; w EH. S.,
m Valeria Gordon, of U. S.; pf. with
w. © Nov. 19, 1923; 2 ¢,.Dee. 10;
E 575413; Ellsworth Shimmel, Wal-
laceton, Pa. 24939

Rock me to sleep in your arms; w
A. O., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U.S. ©1e.
Dee@ 18), 1928: S77962.32 Arthur
Olson, Racine, Wis. 24940

Rock of ages; pantomime, w Augustus
M. Toplady, m Thomas Hastings,
compiled J. H. Kuhlman, of U. S.
Svo. (Popular hymns pantomimed)
© Sept. 15, 1923; 2 ce. and aff. Sept.
Op} WAS THIS 2 ype Kubiman,
Loudonville, O. 24941

Rocked in the cradle of the deep; by
J. PB. Knight, transcribed and para-
phrased Edwin H. Lemare, of Eng-
land, domiciled at Portland, Me.;
organ. (Famous melodies old and
new). © /Decy ii, 1923; 2.¢c. Dee:
13; E 575708; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [© new arrange-
ment] 24942

Rocky (The) road; musical comedy in
three acts, w Milton Stewart, of
U.S., book and m W. H. F., of Great
Britain, domiciled at Santa Barbara,

Calit.. () wt meme, 24, 1923 cab)
26512; Walter. Herman Fenner,
Santa Barbara, Calif. 24943

Roll dem eyes; w and m C. B., of U. S.,
arr. Edith Hydeman, of U. S.
1 « Dee. 12, 1923; E 575484; Cora
Burberry, Des Moines. 24944
Roll. + hordan;. Troll: hymn, arr ih .B.
Herbert, of U. S. © Dee. 17, 1923;
2 c. Dec. 26;.E 580212; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© arrange-
ment ] 24945
Rolied away; w and m James Fitch,
of Great Britain. © Nov. 10, 1923;
2 ¢. Dec. 3; E 575196; William Mc-
Ewan, Roanoke, Va. 24946
Romance; af Axel Schigler, of Den-
mark; violin, sul G., eller cello
med piano.’ © Dec: |8, 192371 «
Dec. 24; EH 573250; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 24947
-_—pby Minnie T. Wright, of U. S.;
pf. (All on a summer eve) © Dec.

1

9
oO

22, 1923; 2° cy .DeG) 256) Hapeeeep ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 24948

—w Paul Bourget, English version
Alice Mattullath, m Achille Claude
Debussy, ed. N. Clifford Page, of
U. 8.; medium voice in C. (Select
songs by French composers, Carl
Fischer edition, series II: Superior
ed. 5588) © Dee. 8, 1923; 2 ©. Dec.
24; E 580086; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. [© English version and
arrangement] 24949

Romany life; a la ezardas from The
fortune teller, w Harry B. Smith, m
' composed and arr. Victor Herbert,
of U. S.; sop. solo, with mixed cho.
4to. (Witmark edition standard
quartettes) © Dec. 17, 1923: 2 «.
Dee. 22; E 578128; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 24950
Romanza; by Cedric W. Lemont, of
U. S.; organ. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 «.
Dec. 29; E 578338; Oliver Ditson
co.. Boston. 24951
Romanza, in F; by Carl Busch, arr.
Orlando A. Mansfield, of U. S.;
organ. © Nov. 18, 1923; 2 c Dec.
29; E 578339; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. ; 24952
Rose (The) and the ring; album of
songs from the play, adapted from
Thackeray by Harris Deans, w Des-
mond Carter, m Robert Cox, of Great
Britain. Contents: 1. However.—
2. Fairies’ dance.—3. If I am sleep-
ing. —4. A soldier must obey. —5.
This is not my lucky day. © Dec.
17, 1923 ;° 19@), Deer 2s ie tease” ;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd..
London. 24953

Rose (The) and the thorn; sonatino
in G maj., Thomas Horace Evans, of
U.. SS op.'7,200: 27 pl, |) Brookiya,
N. Y., Chandler-Ebel music co. Con-
tents :—1. A-field the wind is on the.
flowers. — 2. Dawn-break. — 3. Rose-
guard and thorn-blow. (Cover title:
Sonatino in G@ major) © Dec. 24,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 29; HE 580281; Ger-

’ trude S. Evans, Freeport, N. Y-

24954

Rose Hileen; my Irish colleen, w and
mJ. A. B., of U. S., arr. Vern Elliott.
of. U.S. Oi este. )30; meee
575164; J. A. Birmingham, Venice,
Calif. 24955

Rose of all the world; oriental fox-
trot, w D. H., melody P. F., arr. P. F.
and B: \B:, 0f):U. Sini@ah cabeeys,
1923; E 5777838; Bill Bailey, Paul
Finstein and Donn Hayes, Holly-
wood, Calif. 24956.

80

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

Rose of Japan; w and arr. George
Clarence Brooks, jr., m H. A. B., of
ee isnt) c:) Dee 185.1923 5) EB
577949; Hilleary Arthur Brown,
Philadelphia. 24957

Rose of old Castile; tango-fox Herbert
Spencer, arr. C. E. Wheeler, of U. S.;
oren. 4t0, “©. Dec. 10 192352 «.
Weewitse KH 577997: Hdward:.'B:
Marks music co., New York. [©

/ arrangement] 24958

——-——w Fleta Jan Brown, m Her-
bert Spencer, of U. S. © Dec. 18,
1923; 2 ec Dee. 14; E 575812; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.

24959

Rose (The) song; by Edmond Lanier,
of U. S., op. 149; pf. (Tone greet-

ings) © Dee. 5, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 14;
E 575871; Bach music co., Boston.
24960

Rose (The) that blossomed in Eden
(1 sueno de una sultana) ; oriental
valse, R. Martinez Valls, of Spain;
pf. © Nov. 5, 1923::. 1..c.. Nov. 20;
E 572816; Enoch & sons, Itd., Lon-
don. 24961

Rosebud; w H. V., melody Bert Fiske
and Richard Dickinson, of. U. S.,
arr. Walter Walker, of U.S. ©l1e.
Dec. 1, 1923; E 577639; Harry Ver-
non, Los Angeles. 24962

Rosebuds (The) are sweetest in May;
w N. R. Chase, m D. F. W., of U. S.
©, Dee 21, 192332 6. Dec 24; B
580201; D. F. Williams, Poultney,

Vt. 24963

Roses; w V. Anderson, melody John F.
Ryan, of U.S. ©1c Dee. 28, 1923;
EK 578245; Vermont Anderson, Kel-
sey, Minn. 24964

Roses of love; waltz, w Benton Ley,
m Lee David, of U. S.; with ukulele
inD. © Dee. 19, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 27;
E 580232; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 24965

——_ —— —— —.a Louis Katz-
man, of) U. $23 se a lavitn w. Ato.
© Dec. 20, 1923; 2 «Dee. 28; EB
578209; M. Witmark & sons, New
York .[© new arrangement] 24966

Roses (Les) rouges; valse, Hugene
Delacassé, of England; pf. © Nov.
PPO rae 1. CoVINOMNMLO yy Bylo lO
James Planta Hull, London. 24967

Rosetta; danse italienne, Bert R. An-
thony, (of UL0S:,) epa A b2redto. vaaonpe:
© Dec. 19, 1923; 2 «. Dec. 29.) hi
580225 ; Anthony bros., Fall River,
Mass. 24968

24978
Rosita; Spanish serenade, w and m
EK. K. H., of U. 8S. Los Angeles,

Southern California music co.

Dec. 14, 1923; 2 c Dec. 5; E 578188 ;

Edward Knapp Hause, Los Angeles.
24969

Rosita (La); w Allan Stuart, m Paul
Dupont, of U. S. 1. High—2. Me-
dium.—3. Low. © Dec. 10, 1923;
2 e. each Dee. 14; E 575802; Sam

Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 24970
Rover (The); w Berton Braley, m
Ralph: Cox, of U2'"S: “© Dee- 21,

1923 )"2 e Dee. 22 5-H" 580196; G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
24971
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch )
Melody in F; by Anton Rubinstein,
arr. Calvin Grooms, of U. S.; C mel-
ody saxophone and pf., with pts. for
‘ E flat alto, B flat ten. and C melody
Saxophones. Century certified ed.
(Favorite light classics for saxo-
phone with. piano accompaniment,
‘series II, no. 2231) © Dec. 20, 1923;
2 e. Dec. 20; E 578042; Century
music pub. co., New York. [© ar-
rangement] 24972

Trepak; by A. Rubinstein, arr.
Adolf Schmid, of Hngland; orch.
with pf. conductor. (Schirmer’s
galaxy, no. 241) © Nov. 17, 1923;
2c. Nov. 22; E 575830; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. [© arrangement]

24973

Rural (A) song; w C. H. Criswell, m
Norwood Dale, of U. S.; two treble
voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser co.
school choruses) © Dec. 11, 1923;
2 ce. Dec. 13; E 575621 ; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24974

Russian dance no. 2; by Fritz Hart-
mann, of Germany; pf. © Dec. 27,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 29; E 578389; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24975

Russian lullaby; arr. and simplified
P. W., of U. S.; violin. Paul Wolf’s
edi Gy Nov 1b) 1923/5) 2..e Dee: 13;
EK 575797; Paul Wolf, Brooklyn.
[© simplifying and new matter]

24976

Russianna; by Hugh W. Schubert, of
Ui Sic 86 fvaolipg 400! © Dee. 1;
AO23 2 Le, Dee ou ck ce Dec: 154), 5
580518; S. F. 8S. music co., New
York. 24977

Rustic (The) lane; w C. F. H., m
Julian E. Andino, of Porto Rico,
domiciled at New York. © 1 ec. Dec.
a fea sin 8 VS 0) SD 577839 5 Charles F. Hill,
Brooklyn. 24978

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

24979

Dt. Ln7, a Si 18

Rustic romance; encore song, w anon.,
m Langdon Talbot Sellers, of U. S.
© Dec. 18; 1928; 2\¢. Dee. 22); B
578194; C. W. Thompson & co., Bos-
ton. 24979

Rythmic agitato; by Victor G. Boehn-
lein,; of, Ui, S.,), arr... Christopher
O’Hare, of U. S.; orch. 4to. (Cin-
ema, inc. series, no. 37) © Nov. 30,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 4; E 575238; Belwin,
inec., New York. 24980

Saa vil jed gaa frivillig med; tekst og
musik Axel Andreasen, of Denmark ;
klaver med tekst. (Jn Dansk ar-
bejde) © Dec. 8, 1923; 1 c. Dee.
24; HE 573258; Wilhelm Hansen, Co-
penhagen. 24981

St. Cecile; march, Hugh W. Schubert,

of U. S.; 1st violin. 4to. © Dee. 1,
1928; tice Dec 6; ave Deer 152 BE

580514; S. EF. S. musie co, New
York. 24982
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) The

bell (La cloche); w Victor Hugo,
English version Alice Mattullath, of
U. S., m Camille Saint-Saéns, ed. N.
Clifford Page, of U. S.; medium
voice, in B. (Select songs by French
composers, Carl Fiseher edition, se-
ries Il: Superior ed. 5601) © Dec.
8, 1923; 2 « Dee. 24; E 580082;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. [©
English version and arrangement]
24983

Salaam alaikum; song, m Dagmar de
Corval Rybner, of U. S.; high voice.
©: Dee. 7; 1923 2 e Dee. 125 EF
577831; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 24984

Sally Long blues; w Sam Gray and
Virginia Liston, melody C. Williams,
of U.S. © Ie Dee '24 1925; EB
580166; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 24985

Salut d’amour; by Edwin H. Lemare,
of England, domiciled at Portland,
Me! :top.: 127: /orgam. > @) Dec. 411,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 18; E 575644; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24986

Sanders (Herbert) Ballade; by H.
Sanders, of Canada; organ. (Si.
Cecilia series, no. 297) © Dec. 28,
1923°° 2.c. Dec. Sit Ei bTSa08 sca W .
Gray co., New York. 24987

Sant’ Antonio d’ Afragola; versi di G.
Esposito (Pasqualotto), musica di
EK. A. Mario, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn, N. Y.; mand. acc. Ato.
(Piedigrotta 1923). © Oct. 1, 1923;
2c. Dee. 7; EX 577944; Italian song
co.. Brooklyn. 24988

Satire on paying calls in August
(Satire sur les visites qu’on fait au
mois d’aotit) ; w Ch’éng Hsiao, Eng-
lish Arthur Waley, French Jacques
Bonjean, m Eugene Bonner, of U. S.,
op. 11, no. 1. (J Two songs from
the Chinese, no. 1) [English and
Kreneh, texts]. , ©e;NoVig loaned O23 :
1 c. Nov. 16, 1 @ Dee, 5; BH. 575285;
J. & W. Chester, Itd., London.

24989

Savannah; vocal waltz, w Beryl Rich-
ardson, m Sydney Baynes, of Eng-
land. © Nov. 2%, 1923: "1 c& Nov.
24; E 573297; Swan & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 24990

Save your man and satisfy your soul;
w and m Porter Grainger, Bob Rick-
etts and Charles Handy, of U. S.
© Dec. 12; 1928." 2c Bec.
O77875 ; Rainbow music corp., New
York. 24991

Saviour breathe an evening blessing:
sacred song, w James Edmeston, m
Paul Ambrose, of U. S. © Dec. 11,
1923'; 2-¢. Dees 13 3 he aaa eo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24992

Saxon professional banjo accompani-
ments; w and m M. J. S., of Jugo-
Slavia, domiciled at New York. ©
Nov. 21; 1923892) te St on. Er
577391; Michael John Saxon, New
York. 24993

Saxophone scandals; by Charles Dorn-
berger, of U. S. 1. C melody saxo-
phone.—2. E flat alto saxophone. ©
Nov. 24, 1923; 1 ¢. each Nov. 26;
1c. each Dee. 5; E 577507; Rich-
mond-Robbins, ine., New York.

24994

Say it again; fox trot, from Moon-
light, ..Con.), Conrad, arranG.es Fi.
Wheeler, of U..S:; oreh.;, with) pf.
Operatic ed. 4to. © Dee. 29, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 81; E 578445; Hdward B.
Marks musie co., New York. [©
arrangement | 24995

from Moonlight, w Wm. B. Fried-
lander, m Con Conrad, of U. S. ©
‘Dec. 29)' 19232) 2 “epee. yar. Hi
578440; Edward B. Marks musieé co.,
New York. 24996

Say it while dancing; fox trot, Benny
Davis and Abner Silver, arr. Henry
Silberhorn, of U. S.; concertina.
(Witmark concertina publications,
no: 7896)''"' © Dee, MIF! 1Oz8a..c
Dee. 22; BE 578130; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment] 24997

Sayonara; Japanese farewell song, w
Geo. J. Moriarty and Raymond B.

1382

, wo, 13, 19238

Egan, m Richard A. Whiting, of
US. .© Dec. 114; 1923; 2 e. ‘Dec.
14; EH 575794; Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York. 24998

Seandia waltz; by EE. H., of Sweden,
domiciled at Brooklyn, N. Y.; pf.
Boston—New York, National pub-
lishers. © Dee. 12, 1923; 2 © Dec.
15; E 577935; Hinar Holt, Brook-
lyn.

Scaramouche; march fox trot, A.
Joseph Jordan, of U. S. 1. Orch.;
arr. Wm. Chas. Schoenfeld, of U. S.
Ato.—2, Pt. © Nov. 30; 1923: 2. ¢
edch Dec. 1; E 578161, 578162;
Photo play music co., inc, New
York. [© arrangement for orches-
tra] 25000, 25001

overture, Leo. A. Kempinski, of
U. 8.3; orch:.. with. pf. conductor.
(Concert edition, no. 1) Nov.
hagas 2c. Dec. 1: Eb) oT8i6r:
Music buyers co., New York. 25002

Seenes merry and gay; by Andrew
Copperfield, of Great Britain; pf.
Contents: Tony’s_ birthday:—A
Christmas carol. — Playing sol-
diers.—Dancing with grandfather.—
Grandmother tells a story. © Dee.
meas’ OC. Dee. 24. B) 573222 -
Duff, Stewart & co., ltd., London.

25003

Scented (The) arbor; romance,
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain;
pt, ©: Noy. 27, 1923-1. ¢.. Dee: 17;
EH 573187; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 25004

Schau mir ganz scharf in die pupille!
one-step aus Dolly, gesangstext v.
Rudolf Bernauer, musik von Hugo
Hirsch, of Germany, instr. v. Her-
mann Krome, of Germany; salon-
orech. mit piano-direction. 4to.
Nove 20. 102850 1 ee. Dee. 29°°. EB
973523; Drei-masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 25005

Schonberg (Arnold) Fiinf klavier-

stticke; von A. S., of Austria, op.

23. (Wilhelm Hansen edition, no.

2326) © Nov. 27, 1923: 1 c Dec.
14; E 573178; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 25006

‘Schubert (Franz Peter) Ballet music
from Rosamunde; by Fr. Schubert,
eoncert arr. Leopold Godowsky, of
U. S.; pf. (Sheet music edition, P.

1355) © Nov. 14, 1928: 2.@ Dee.
24; EH 580071; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 25007

Eleven valses nobles; by Franz
Schubert, selected and ed. Guy
Maier, of U. S.; pf. (Fischer edi-

106658—24—6

24999 |

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

25015

tion, no. 5272: Waltzes, set three)
© Dec. 22, 1923; 2 c Dec. 26; E
578180; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [© Selecting and editing]
25008

Impatience; three-part song, w
from the German of Wilhelm
Muller, m Franz Schubert, arr.
Clarence ©. Robinson, of U. S.:
women’s voices. 4to. © Dee 1.
1923 ; 2 c. Dee. 29; E 578336; Oliver

Ditson co., Boston. [© arrange-
ment ] 25009
Morning’ greeting; part-song,

English w Kate Brownlee Sher-
' wood, m Franz Schubert, choral ver-
sion Clarence C. Robinson, of U. S.:
men’s voices. 4to. © Dec. 4, 1923:
2 ec. Dec. 29; E 578324; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. [© choral ver-
sion ] 25010

Rosamunde; ballet music, Schu-
bert, transcribed Arnold Trowell, of
Great Britain; violoncello with pf.
@) Nove 20; 1923: iver Dee: 2h; H
573239; Schott & co., London. [©
transcription ] 25011

Serenade; by Franz Schubert.
arr. Calvin Grooms, of U. S8S.; C€
melody saxophone and pf., with
pts. for EH flat alto, B flat ten. and
C melody saxophones. Century cer-
tified ed. (Favorite light classics
for saxophone with piano accom-
paniment, series II, no. 2229) ©
Weer 20 O73 2 wen! DEG. 205-7 Hy
578044 ; Century music pub. co.. New
York. [© arrangement] 25012

transcribed Arnold
Trowell, of Great Britain; violon-
cello with pf. © Nov. 20, 1923;
le. Dec, 27 348) 513240 5... Schott, &
co., London. [© transcription]

25013

Schumann (Robert Alexander) Ro-
mance; par R. Schumann, op. 28,
no. 2, arr. par Emil Telmanyi, of
Hungary; violon et piano. (Wil-
helm Hansen edition, no. 2356) ©
Dec. 8, 1923; 1 c. Dec. 24; EH 573249;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. [©
arrangement | 25014

Tro? 1p) WO) minor: by. ik.’ Schu;
mann, op. 63, ed. Joseph Adamow-
ski, of Poland, domiciled at Cam-
bridge, Mass. ; pf., violin and violon-
cello. (Schirmer’s library of musi-
eal classics, v. 1476) © Dee. 17,
1923); 2''e. “Dee. 20; H 580010 5)'G:
Schirmer, inc., New York. [© ed-
iting] 25015

1383

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

25016

Schumann (Robert Alexander )—Con.
Trio in F major; by R. Schu-
mann, op. 80, ed. Joseph Adamowski,
of Poland, domiciled at Cambridge,
Mass.; pf., violin and violoncello.
(Schirmer’s library of musical
classics, v. 1477) © Dec. 28, 1923;
2c. Dec. 31; E 580351; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. [© editing] 25016

Sciasciona (La) oh, oh; versi di Vin-
cenzo Russo, musica di Alberto Mon-
tagna, of Italy. © 1 ¢ Dec. 28,
1923; E 578267; Marcello Mele,
Brooklyn. 25017

Sculptor (The); w R. B., m HE. Mein-

ardus, of U. S. -© Dee. 20, 1923;
2-¢@. Dee... 22; FE’ 580368; Robert
Brown, Johnstown, Pa.’ 25018

Seal it with a kiss; w and m M. T.,
Charles and Elsie Thompson, of
U. S. St. Paul, Minn., Grand music
co. .© Dec. 10, 1923; 2 ce. Dec. 13;
E 577871; Moe Thompson, St. Paul,
Minn. 20019

Searchlight songs; bo. 2, bk. of new |

and selected songs, for young peo-
‘ples’ chorus conventions, compiled
J. HE. Thomas and others, of U. S.

16mo. © Apr. 1, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 27;
aff. Dec. 17; A 765376; Quartet
music co., Fort Worth, Tex. 25020

Second new Sullivan selection; gems
from the famous operas, W. S. Gil-
bert and Arthur Sullivan, selected
and arr. H. M. Higgs, of Great
Britain; orch. with 1st violin con-
ductor. (Chappell & co.’s orches-
tral selections, no. 162) © Nov. 14,
1923; 1 c. Nov. 22; E 572882; Chap-
pell & co., Itd.; London. [© arrange-
ment | 25021

Second symphony; by Edward Ship-
pen Barnes, of U. S., op. 37; organ.
©? Dee 281923. 2 Dec" 31". E
580356; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

25022

Secret (The); part-song, w Dora
Sigerson Shorter, m Dorothy Howell,
of Great Britain; male voices in F.

4to. (Boosey’s choral miscellany,
no. 89) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Nov. 16, 1923; 1 ¢ Dec.

11; E 573124; Boosey & co., London.

, 25023

Seek ye the Lord; w from Isaiah, m
Russell J. England, of U. S. © Dec.
1, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 8; E 577791; Hinds,
Hayden & Eldredge, ine., New York.

25024
Select your partner: grand march,
Walter Rolfe, of U. S.: pf. (Fleet-

ing fancies) © Dec. tl, 1923); Zee

pt. In ws. ES

Dec. 18; E 575749; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 25025
Selma Alabama blues; w Hattie Pear-
son, m P. B., of (U.ASi fae iames
Scott, of U.S. © de Ocii 2a deze.
EH 577933; Paul Banks, Kansas City,
Kan. 25026
Send Henry Ford to Washington; w
J. S., m Edward Puchmayer, of
Austria, domiciled at Chicago. ©
1c. Nov. 26, 1928; E 577485; Jacob
Schuler, Chicago. 25027
Send me your love by radio; w S. C.
A., melody John F. Ryan, of: U. S.
© .1-¢. Dec... 28; 1923* “By are a0-
Stella Coffin Arrington, Wyncote, Pa.
25028
Septiéme étude de concert ; chevauchée
nocturne, Constantin Sternberg, of
U. 8S., op. 118; pf. © Dee. 22, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 28; E 580280; G. Schirmer.
ine., New York. 20029
Sérénade; ay Agathe Bacher-Gr¢gndahl,
op. 15, nr. 1, arr. Nicolaj Hansen, of
Denmark; salon-orchester. Ato.
(Heimdal, nr. 89) © Nov. 1, 1923;
1 ¢ Nov. 20; E 572827; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© arrange-
ment] 25030
Serenata a Fiaschetti; versi di V. Jan-
nuzzi, musica di G. Ciaravolo, of
Italy; ~mand.- ace) 40: ( Piedi-
grotta 1923) © Sept. 8, 1923; 1 «¢.
Dec. 8; E 573100; Casa editrice
Mario, Naples. 25031
Serving while waiting; w Charles B.
Bowser, m F. 8S. B., of U. 8S. © Apr.
19,. 1923; 2 -c. Dec By asu0so ;
Frank Stephen Bergens, Williamson,
W. Va. 250382
Shabes zu nacht; from Die welt fon
sind, w Isidore Lash, m Samuel Se-
cunda, of U. S., ed. Jack Kammen.
Kammened. (,Y983 8 ADV) ©
Dec. 21, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 28; EH 580261 ;
Jack and Joseph Kammen, Brook-
lyn. 25083
Shadows; by Margaret E. Hamilton, of
U. S.; pf. (Two descriptive pieces,
no. 1) © Dec. 28, 1923; 2 ©) Dee.
31; E 580352 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. — 25034
Shadows at dusk; chant sans paroles,
Walter Rolfe, of U. S.; pf. duet.
(Juvenile four hand entertainment)
© .Dece.,, 11,... 1923.3. 246. Decits .7
575652; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 25035

Shadows on the wall; w L. M. and

Hy®.,, melody Li M. of UssSaneee
Dec. 15, 1923; E 577900; Lee Morse
and Harry Ferns, New York. 25036

1384

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

» No: 13, 1928

Sharlee: from the musical play, w
Alex Rogers, m C. Luckeyth Rob-
errs at. U.S. ©, Dec. 18,1928 ;
2 c. Dee. 19; E 575998; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc... New York.

pe Oulent
She could hear his voice a calling; w

T. R., melody John F. Ryan, of
Uae (6) Gh @),, Dee, 28,1923;
078244; Thomas Reiley, Bayonne,
Nid. 25038

She is sleeping “neath the old oak tree;
WreGnAseM: sm J.C; Halis,,of U.S.
Gy Wer 22. 1925: 2 ¢., Dee 24, Hh
O78181; C. A. Mulliner. Williams-
port Pa. 25039

She'll be there mother mine; waltz, w
Peter Kane, m Hal Roberts, of U. S.;
medium, in E flat. © Dec. 22, 1923;
2c Dec. 24; E 580164; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine.; New
York. 25040

She’s all the rage in society; w and
maw Cor U.S: © 1 ¢ Dec. 20,
1923: E 578021: Marie Crosby, Enid,

Okl. . 25041
She’s got the wana blues; w Ed. E.
Bryant, m Hubert W.. David,.. of

Gent oerttain: in. EF. [Stafft and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov. 30,
1O7BG. eobee. 10:3. He 573137; Law-
rence Wright music co.. London.
25042
She’s not as bashful as she used to
hep wand nr’ S. J). By lof’ Ur Se ©
1 «@ Sept. 6, 1923; E 575250; Sara
Johnson Hart, Pittsford, N. Y.
25043
Sheik (The) of Hollywood: w N. M.,
mene and A. QO: M., of U. Si, arr.
Hoe My ner lic. Dec. 1511923 5. EB
577912; Nell Martin and Harry Q.
Mills, Holiywood, Calif. 25044
Shenandoah march; by H. D., of Ger-
many, domiciled at New York; pf.
Kr Dec. 18, 1923+" 2 ‘ce. Dec... 19:3 EB
580000: Hans Drechsel. New York.
25045
Shimmering waters: by L. Leslie Loth,
of U. S.: pf. (Three characteristic
pieces) © Dee. 17, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
20: E 580008 : G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 25046
Shining. (The), ;way;.w A. J. S., m
MeBs My of Ue Se. ©. Oct. 30, 1923;
2 e. Dec. 24; E 580161; A. J. Sho-
walter and T. B. Mosley, Chatta-
nooga. 25047
-Ship o° dreams; w Edgar Daniel
Kramer,.m Ht A: R.,,0f U.cS.- :©)1
e,, Dee, 7. 19283 BCom (ee: Harland
A. Riker. Boston. 25048

25060

‘Ship (The) of jazz; w and m O. C..C.,

CY Si Crees Wee ce 1, 09238 72H)
577936; Olive Cooper Cole, New
York. 25049

Shlisel (Der); w and melody A. K.,
of Poland, domiciled at New York.
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1923; E 578475;
Adolph King, New York. 25050

Shoestrings; w and melody C. A. &.,

OF WiOS! OuL eoWee 18) ' 19235). H.
577950; Charles A. Smith, New
York. 25051

Sholoim aleichem; w M. G., melody
S. Peet UL 8S) art’ Ne*Gy and S. FP.
©1e. Dee. 22, 1923; EH 578117; Mor-
‘ris Goldstein and Simon Paskal,

‘New York. 25052
Shooting (The) gallery; by Alison
Carlisle, of Great Britain; pf. (The

country fair) © Dec. 27, 1923; 2
ce. Dec. 29; E 578398; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 25053
Shout it with joy; w James Rowe, m
Beat BS et O'S. "er Oct 30, 1923 5
2 ec. Dee. 24; EH 580148; H. M. Kagle,
Burke’s Garden, Va. 25054
Shout the glad tidings; Christmas
anthem, w William A. Muhlenberg,
m Arthur H. Ryder,’ of. U. 'S.,. op.
16; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
@) Oct 10), 1923> 2rey Dee, 28 5H
578307; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
25055
Shuebruk’s graded lip trainers; gr.
1-3, by R. S:, of U. S.; for brass in-
struments. © Oct. 1, 1923; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 2; A 762332; Richard Shue-
bruk, New York. 25056
Shut in forever; w andmUL. 8S. L., of
Us-S3" @ Dee? 10.1923 = 2"e7 Deer tT ;
E 575931; Lida Shivers Leech, Phila-
delphia. 25057
Si went a-sighin’ for a siren; w Eve-
lyn Marie Stuart, m F. G.S., of U.S.

Chicago, Marinello music co. ©
INOV.; 26, .l92Z0.° 2 ey Wee.) 205.4 i
578107; Eva. Marie Stuart and

Frances G. Stuart, Chicago. 25058
Sibelius (Jean) Impromptu; par J.S8.,
op. 78, no. 1, ed. and rev. Julia A.
Burt, of U. S.; violon, ou violon-
eelle, et piano. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition, no. 2341) © Nov. 26, 1923;
1 @ Dee. 14; E 575841; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© editing
and revision ] 25059
Sicilian (The) brigands; tarantelle,
Henry Holden Huss, of U. S8.; pf.
(Sheet music edition, P. 1344: Happy
days, no. 6) © Nov. 27, 1923; 2 c.
Dec. 24; E 580066; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 25060

13895

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

25061

ae . s
Sigh no more, ladies; part-song, w

William Shakespeare, m William
Lester. of U. S., op. 25, no. 4. 4to.
Fischer ed. (Choruses in octavo
form. no.) 5316), |: @ Nov, 30,;/192e
2 @ Dec. 8; EH 575234; J. Fischer &
bre., New York. 25061

Silent night; Christmas medley, arr.
Albert Harvey, of U. S.; violin and
pf. with optional 2nd violin pt.
(Crescent edition, no. 46)
#6,°1923's. 2 e:) Dee. 12 59. “Oasbap';
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. [©
bowing, fingering and phrasing]

25062
clouds; by Walter Rolfe, of

U. S.: pf. (Fleeting fancies) ©

Dec, 11, 1923; 2 c Dee. 18; HE 575754;

Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

felon 25065

Silver crescent; overture, Edw. Rus-

sell, of U. S.; band. 4to.

Silver

25064

Silver (The) fountain; waltz, K. L.
King, of U. S.; band. 4to. © Mar.

Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.

10, 1923: 2 @ Dec. 21; E 578086: |

(. L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.
25065

Silver thimble; by Walter Rolfe, of

U. S.; pf. duet. (Juvenile four hand |
© -Wees ity 928 :
2 ¢. Dec. 13; E 575647; Theo. Presser

25066 |

entertainment )

eo.) “Ph iladelphia.

Simp honia-blues; af Axel Schigler, of
Denmark; klavier. © Nov. 27, 1923;
abe.

Hansen, Copenhagen. 25067

Simple aveu (Simple confession) ; by

Francis Thomé, arr. Calvin Groome, |

of U. S.; C melody saxophone and

pf...with pts. for E flat alto, B flat |

ten. and C melody saxophones. Cen-
tury certified ed. (Favorite light
classics for saxophone with piano
accompaniment, series II, no. 2233)

(C).,, Dee, 20, 1928; 2)¢. Dee. 205.1 |

5978040 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. [© arrangement] 25068

Simplicity graded violin course; by
Louis Retter, of U. S. Gr. 3-5. ©
Dec. 28, 1923; 2 « each Dee. 29; E
580285580287; Louis Retter music
co., St. Louis. 25069-25071

Since I found you; w andm 8. HE. W.,
of UieSt. Ole Deenif\ 1928g0k
575959: Susan Hugenia Wren, Hx-
celsior Springs, Mo. 25072

Since my mother’s dead and gone: w

BY SB), ut eAl Meehan: of (U2 S.2/ pt.’ |

with w. © Nov. 27, 19233; :2'c. Dec,

© Dec. |

© June |
0, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 24; HE 580122; C. L. |

Dec. 14; E 573174; Wilhelm |

pt. 111; ms., v. 18

10; E 575444; Florence Bodager,
Marshallville, O. 25073

Since Robin Hood; by Thomas Weelkes,
of Hngland, ed. and adapted, Hd--
mund H. Fellowes,of Great Britain;
male voices. 4to. (Thomas Weelkes’
airs to three voices, no. 20: Male
voice choir library, no. 111) © Oct.
10,1923 71 @ Oe 222 a1 69e),
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. [©
arrangement | 25074

Sinding (Christian) 10 sange; av
C. S., arr. av Hyvind Alnes, of Nor-
way: klaver. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition, no. 2346) © Nov. 26, 1923;
1 e. Dee. 14; EH 573179; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© arrange-
ment] 25075

Sing a song of sixpence; part-song,
w anon., m Sturkow Ryder, of U. S.;
mixed voices. 4to. © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 «. Dec, 12; E 575828; Gam-
ble hinged music co., Chicago.

25076

Sing along; w and m Arthur A. Penn,
of U. S. (Witmark black and white
series) © Dec. 19, 1923; 2 ec. Dec.
27: E 580231; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 25077

Sing unto the Lord a new song; w
of ninety eighth psalm, m H. C.
Macdougall, of U. S.; mixed voices.
Rey. ed. (Octavo series, mixed
voices, sacred, no. 13892) © Dee. 3,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 8; E 577770; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. [© revised
edition | 25078

Singing His love; w James Rowe, m
H. M. E., of U. 8S. © Oct. 30, 1923;
2 '@) Dec. 24: BB ) bS0laar wae.
Hagle, Burke’s Garden, Va. 25079

Singing praise; w and m A. J. S., of
U. 8.7%: © Oct! 30,2925 -2e wee.
24; E 5801438; A. J. Showalter, Chat-
tanooga. 25080

Sippan (Die primel); text av J. L.
Runeberg, musik av Jean Sibelius,
‘op. 88, no. 4, ed. and rev. Julia A.
Burt, of U. S. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition, no. 2256: Sex sdnger, nr.
4) © Dec. 8: 192s eee. 2 :
HE 580182; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-

hagen. [© editing and revising]
25081
Sirens; by James H. Rogers, free

transcription Arthur Hartmann, of
U. S.; violin and pf. (Master pieces
for violin and piano) © Dec. 12,
1923; 2 « Dee: 15; H 575854; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. [© tran-
scription ] 25082

1386

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

~ no. 18, 1923

25105

Six purple violets; w Mary Elizabeth |

Sandford, m Dagmar de _ Corval
Rybner, of U. S.
D.—2. Medium voice, in C. © Dec.
#99235) 2iie./) each’ Dees. 2830
578308; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
25083

Skaters (The); by Henry Holden
Huss, of U. 8.; pf. (Sheet music
edition, P. 13846: Happy days, no.
Sy) tO) Nov. 24;'1923: 2c Dec. 24;

E 580060; Carl Fischer, inc.. New |
25084 |

York.
Sky (The) singer; w and m P. B..
Genes. © eDec, 17,1923; E
575967 ; Paul Banzhaf, Los Angeles.
25085

1. High voice, in |

Sleep, my little pal, sleep: w- C. M. |

L., melody John F. Ryan, of U. S.
epee Dee, 22, 1928; °H 578067;
Cora Mae Leitch, St. Cloud, Minn.
25086

Sleeping (A) child; two-part song, w
Jessie S. Miner, m Richard Kountz,

of U. S.: treble voices. 4to. (Bos-
ton .music company, secular cho-

ruses, women’s voices, no. 594)

©

Sleepy eyes; melody C. H.. of U. S
@risc Nov. 16, 1923; EH 577940

Carl Hoefie, Philadelphia. 25088 |
Sly mongoose; by Lionel Belasco. of

Apa
DTSATT

1, cx Mee at... 1935 + E
Joseph Fishew, New York.
25089

Small (The) town blues: w H. B. V..,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©

1 ce. Dee 7, 1928; EH 575310; Henry
B. Vaughan, Milton, Pa. 25090

Smilin’ smiles; w G. E. M., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud.

Hisher{-of)U. 8S. © lt ‘c): Dee. 5,

1923: E 575266; Georgia Esta Mc- |

Blrath, Memphis, Tex. 25091

Smiling eves; w Annelu Burns.
Hugh Coleman [pseud. of Geo. H.
Gartlan], of U. S. © Nov. 28, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 8; E 577790; Hinds, Hay-
den & Eldredge, inc., New York.

25092

of |
© Dec. 15, 1923; 2 «. |

Snow-bird carols;
Usa pf.
Dee. .17; E 575884;' L. L. Goudy,
Helena, Mont. 25093

by Bo aie

Snowfall ;

of Ethel |

m |

w EK. W., melody Herman |

Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
USS) "OF 4" De? 24-1923 “bh
580105; Emma Woodman, New |
York. 25094 |

Snowy River; w and m Henry T.
Hayes and Billy Edwards, of Aus-
tralia. -© Oct: 4, 1923; 1°.’ Dec.
26; E 573309; Allan & co., pty. Itd..
Melbourne, Australia. 25095

So soon this morning blues: w and m

Lovie Austin, of U. S.; in F. ©lc.
Dec. 26, 1923; E 578147; Chicago
music pub. co., Chicago. 25096

Sobbing blues; w and melody Clinton
A Kemp, of U.S. .©: tex Dee 17,
1923; E 575895; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.

2509T

Societa (La) dei 5: versi di Fedro.

- musica di Esopo, of Italy: mand,
ace. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1923) ©
Sept. 8, 1923; 1 c. Dec. 8: E 573097;
Casa editrice Mario, Naples. 25098

Solfége; 55 lecons progressives dans
toutes les clés, par Francois Rasse.
of France; avec ace. de pf. © Nov.
3, 1923; 1 ce; Nov. 30; E 572928:
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 25099

Some day; w Ek. W., m BE. S. S. Hunt-
ington, of U.S. ©1c. Dec. 7, 1923:
EK 975315; Edward Walter, Phila-
delphia. 25100

Some day I’se gwine to take a walk
thru’ that gospel garden; from A
Virginia romance, words and music
by Clint. R. Carpenter [of U. S.]:
with quartette arr. © May 1, 1923:
2 c. May 3; E 559785; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 25100*

Some day you'll miss me; waltz, w
E. W. F., melody John F. Ryan, of
U.S. © 1 c. Dee. T, 1923 ; B 575304 ;
Earl W. Foster, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Canada. 25101

Some glad to-morrow; w Mrs. L. J. S..,

m Cora Broadwell, of U. S. New
York, Frank Harding. © Dee. 14,

1923); 2. eréee720 > Ei STS216 2 Mrs:
L. J. Schumaker, Neweastle, Pa.
25102
Somebody new; w Albee Gettleman.
melody F..F. Bs andi AiN., of U. S..
arm BY Ts BA, ©) iei Dec. 2421923 :
E 575818; Fred T. Burke and AI.
Nunez, Chicago. 25103
Somebody’s baby; w Lilly Dean Hart
fi. e. L. D. H. B.], m Lew Wilson.
of U. S., arr. Arthur Darvo. © 1 c.
Nov. 30, 1923; 1575169; Lily Dean
Hart Berrick, New York. 25104
Someday youll come back; w and
melody H. K. and Eva Kersten, of
UL Sey. 4 we: (Dee. 110, “T9232
575463 ; Harold Keidel, Minneapolis,
25105

1387

CATALOGUE. OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

25106

pt. 1; nes. v.48

Somehow, I can’t forget; w Gloria
Wayne, m A. T., of U. S.. © Dec.
10/).1923 ;-20e° Dee, 123° 8 bthas0'
Arthur Tallman, New York. 25106

Somehow I know; w and m Helen
Louise Shaffer, of U. 8S. © Dec. 10,
1928 ; 2c. Dee. 12; EH 575825; Harold
Rossiter music co., Chicago. 25107

Someone believes in you; from A per-
fect lady, w B. G@ De Sylva, m
George Gershwin, of U. S. © Dec.
20) A923 3° 20/e) Dees ZS BTSabl :
Harms, inc., New York. 25108

Someone will make you smile; from
Poppy. w Irving Caesar, m Rudolf
Sieczyiski, of Austria. © Dee. 29,
1923 ; 2 ec. Dec. 31; E 580421; Harms,

ine.. New York. 25109
Something; w P. L. T., m Al. Meehan,
oF U.S. pe with w.- Nev. 19,

1923; 2 ec. Dee. 10: E 575412; Pearle
L. Thomsen, Weaverville, Calif.

25110

something about a sunset reminds me

of you; w and m Fay Pulsifer, of

U. S. © Dee. 22. 1923; 2 c Dee. 24;

E 580132; Edward B. Marks music

co.. New York. Za A
arr. Clarence HE. Wheeler,
Of, U.S. worele y 4to. © Dee w2r,

1923; 2'e,. Dec: 28: EB 5782705 Hd-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
[© arrangement] 25112
Something missing, Cupie; w J. W. G.,
m E. 8. S. Huntington, of U. S.
1 c. Dec. 10, 1923; E 575407; Joseph
W. Griffith, Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y:
Zolats
Something went wrong; melody Ted
Shapiro and H. Rr KK. of U.S.
1 ¢. Noy. 30. 1923; E 575464; Harold
R. Keidel, Minneapolis. 25114
Son of the Highest; Christmas can-
tata, w Lizzie De Armond, m W. B.
Judefind, of U. S. 4to. © Oct. 14,
1922: 2 ec. Dec. 29, 1928; E 580322;
Judefind bros., Baltimore. 2pnid
Sonata intima; di Renzo Bossi, of
Italy, op. 31; violino e pianoforte.
©) Dec., 20) 1923 508 Ve. (Deenraks. EH
573360; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
25116
Song and laughter; by Wallace A.
Johnson, of U. S., op. 93, no. 3; pf.
(Vacation time) © Dec. 11, 1928;
~ ¢. Dec. 18; E 575645 ; Theo. Presser

vo., Philadelphia. 25117
Song (A) for Christmas; m Daniel
Gregory Mason, of U. S. (in The

outlook, v. 185, no. 16, Dee. 19, 1923)

© Dee: 13, 1923 ; 2:e.Dece sls HE

578517: Outlook co., New York.
25118

Song (A) I’m singing: w and m A.
J. 8., of U:: Si pO Get, Bonita
e.. Dec. 24; E 580140 %) Aq. aieeeno-
walter, Chattanooga. 25119

Song (A) of bold Robin Hood; unison
song, w Anthony Munday, m Alec
Rowley, of England; in D. 4to.
(Novello’s school songs, no. 1367)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dec. 27, 19235046 Decwaa ok
573287: Novello & co., ltd., London.

25120

Song (A) of long ago; m R. M. Stults,

of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Dec. *'11,' 1928 ; > 2ete Ree ae,
575612; Theo Presser co.. Philadel-
phia. 25121
Song of Omar; w and m J. BRIE or
Lis t ¢ “Dee is ors hs
577969; J. F. McMahon, New York.
Za 22,

Song of Provence (Chanson proven-
cale); w F. van der Hist, English
version Alice Mattullath, of U. S.,
m H. Dell’Acqua, ed. N. Clifford
Page, of U. S.; medium voice in C.
(Select songs by French composers,
Carl Fischer edition, series II: Su-
perior ed. 5630) © Dee. 8, 1923; 2
e. Dec. 24; E 580084; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. [© English version
and arrangement | 2123

Song (The) of the cider (Goix ian
on) ; Basque drinking song, English
ver. Mary Hllis Opdyeke and Kurt
Schindler, setting Norberto Alman-
doz, ed. K. S., of U.-S.; six-part cho.,
mixed voices. 4to. (Songs of the
Spanish provinces: Basque prov-
inces) © Sept. 24,1923; 2c Oct.
16; E 575839; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [© editing and accompani-
ment] 25124

Song of the farmer boy; by Bert R.
Anthony, of U. S., op. 251, no. 1;
pf. (Memories of the old farm
house, no. 1) Sept. 7, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 28; E 578322; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. BAL

Song of the shepherd Lehl; from the
fairy opera, Snégourotchka, words
by A. Ostrovsky, English version
and revision of music by Carl En-
gel fof U. S8.], music by Nicolai
Rimsky-Korsakof, ed. by Henry
Clough-Leighter; in F. © Mar. 29,
1923; 1 @) Aprivsya ie Apr iss
559399; Boston music co., New York.

2a 2s

Song of Zion ; Hebrew lament, Maurice
Baron, of France; orch. with piano
conductor. (Belwin concert edition,
no: 93) ©. Dee) 21, 1928; 2ye ec:

1388

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

24; BE 580047; Belwin, inc., New
York. 25126

Song (A) to you; w Elizabeth Evelyn
Moore, m R. Huntington Woodman,
ors Sini©) Dee? 11.1923 2-c. Dec.
13; E 575660; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. . » 25127

Songs my mother sang to me; w Wil-
liam M. Runyan, m A. C. Fisher, of
Wao ie). Noy..1, 1923: 2 ¢ Nov. 1,
Da 2. NOV. 207,14) 317195; Albert
C. Fisher, Ft. Worth, Tex. 25128

Songs (The) of bonnie Scotland; w
and m W. H., of U. S.,-arr. H. Guy,
of U. S. Dearborn, Mich., Walter
Hull co. © Dec. 4, 1923; 2 c Dec.
20; EH 578103; Walter Hull, Dear-
born, Mich. — 25129

Songs of Colgate; various authors,
compiled and ed. R. G. I., of U. S.
Ato. © Nov. 1, 1923; .2 c. Dec. 14,
aff. Dee. 12; A 766345; Robert G.
Ingraham, Providence, R. I. [©
New victory song; The old maroon;
Sons of Colgate; In eighteen nine-
teen | 25130

Songs of Ohio state university; com-
piled Ohio state university associa-
tion, of U. S. Rev. ed. © Nov.
24, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 8; A
765268; Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge,
inc., New York. 21S

Songs of the Hebrides: orchestral
group no. 1, Marjory Kennedy-
Fraser, arr. Sydney Baynes, of
Great Britain; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. (Boosey’s orchestral jour-
nal, no. 230) © Oct. 24, 1923; 1 ¢.
Noy. 20; E 572823; Boosey & Go.,
London. [© arrangement] 251382

Sophie; opéra-comique en 3 actes, pa-
roles Louis Tiercelin, Georges Doc-
quois et Alfred Aubert, musique
Charles Levadé, of France. Vocal
Bene) wee ate 1925: bh ey Weg. 1:
EH 573197; Hnoch & cie., Paris.

Pols

Sorrow is mine¢;: wandm J. C. B. and
Fr. L. Bennett, of U. S. Buffalo,
Nios ab B. pub: eo: o©!) Dee. 22,
4923.3 °2..¢. Deen 24; 1) '580053'; Toe.
Boone, Buffalo. 25134

Sortie in G; by E. S. Hosmer, of
U. Si: organ.” © Dee. 11, 1923; 2 «.
Dee. 18; E 575700; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 25135

South for aye; w Edna L. Williams,
mS. F. M., of U. S. (In The voice
of South high, Nov. 1923) © Nov.
Zt; LO2S'p92 te) -Deehv Gish) TS77TOBG :
Samuel Frederic Monroe, Youngs-
town, O. 25136

25148

Southern (A) sketch; cotton blossoms,
William C. Steere, of U. S.; organ.
© Dec. 11, 1923; 2 e. Dec. 13; E
575676; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. ORIST

Souvenir d’Vienne; valse, by Franz
J. Liftl, of Austria, op. 106, no. 1.
4 PE -duect=—2: Pi ©w Dec. 112,
1923; :.2 ¢. each Dec: 153 BE 575858,
575859 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 25138, 25139

Spartenza e mamma; versi di P. F.,
musica di Domenico Fonti, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn; mand. ace.
4to. © Dee. 1, 1923; 2 ec. Dee. 28;
HE} 578262; Pietro Ferone, Brooklyn.

25140

Spelling (The) class; w Laurene
Highfield, m Winifred E. Moore, of
U. §8S.; unison and two-part cho.,
Sop. and alto. 4to. (School music
for the upper grades and high
school) © Dec. 14, 1923; 2 c Dec.
18: E 575987; Chart music pub.
house, Chicago. 25141

Sphinx: fox-trot, w J. W. Conn. m
Jos, 8. Squires, of England. © Nov.
24. T0235 L. Cy Noy: 243.) 512888;
Joseph Henry Larway, London.

25142

Spick and span; by Walter Rolfe, of
U.joS8.; op£...,duet.,., (Juvenile, four
hand entertainment) © Dec. 11,
1923; 2 e Dee: 13;.B 575646.; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25148

Spirit of jOV; mazurka-caprice,
Charles Ff: Carey, of U. S., op. 65;
pf. Anthony ed. © Dec. 19, 1923;
2 e, Dee. 22; E 580223; Anthony.
bros., Fall River, Mass. 25144

Speoks; nocturnal episode, by Miner
Walden Gallup, of U. S.; pf. ©
Dee Zi tole ah ee eer ZO. i)
578410 5 Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 25145

Sposa fedele; mazurka, G. R., of U. S.;
pf.) te Dee. 22 4098 - By ays. Lo.
Giuseppe Russo, Philadelphia.

25146

Spring (A) fantasy: two-part song,
w Marion Roberts, m Norwood Dale,
of U. S.; trebie voices. 4to. (Theo.
Presser co. school choruses) ©
Dee Ih, 19235 2...c.- Wee. 13%
070022; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 25147

Spring frolic; by Rob Roy Peery, of
U.S8.,.0p: 20; now2 : pf... © Dee..11,
hO2Se 2c. eet S fi Host D128%\iheo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25148

1389

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |

25149

pt. 111, D. s., v.18

Spring is near (Ging gestern durch
den stillen wald); English w HE.
Buek, German w and m Fr. Aug.
Kern, of U. S., op. 86; men’s voices.
4to. (Neue mannerchore, no. 2302)
©), Dec:, 12, 1923.; 2) ec.) Decades
o77885; Luckhardt & -Belder, New

York. 25149
Spring tidings; lo, springtime has
come, Hans T. Seifert, of U. S.;

pf. (Selection of modern classic
compositions, no. 11) © Dee. 10,
1923; 2 ce. Dee. 138; E 577887; Luck-
hardt & Belder, New York. 25150

Spring time is here; waltz song, w
Adeline E. Bogart, m Andrew T.
Bogart, of U. S. © Dee. 12, 19238;
2 ec. Dee. 18; E 577888; Luckhardt
& Belder, New York. 25151

Spring-time is song-time; part-song,
w and m Grace Porterfield Polk,
arr. Howard D. MeKinney, of U.
S.; sop. and alto. (Fischer edition,
choruses in octavo form, no. 5329)
©. Dee. 11,. 1923-232; ec. 13 2-H
D7T7874; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
[© arrangement] 25152

Springtime; w Marshall Roberts, m
Percy B. Kahn, of Great Britain;
hieh” voice. “(© Nov. (27, 1923: 1 ce.
Dev. 10; E 573110; Alfred Lengnick
& co., London. 251538

Springtime echoes; valse_ brillante,
Wallace A. Johnson, of U. S., op.

86; pf. © Dec. 11, 1923; 2 c Dec.
18; E 575691; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 25154

Stacko Lee; melody Henry Lodge and
Fred Fisher, of U. S., arr. George
Holman, of U. S. © 1. Dec. 10,
1923: E 575398; Fred Fisher, inc.,
New York. 25155

Staffordshire (The) knot; march,
W. J. Duthoit, of Great Britain;
band. 4to. (Boosey’s march jour-
nal, no. 370). © Nov. 17, 1928:;:1 c.
Dec. 11; E 573122; Boosey & Co.,
London. 25156

Star of God’s love; Christmas service,
w and m W. B. Judefind, of U. S.
8vo. © Oct. 9, 1922; 2 c Dec. 29,
1923; © BELELD: Judefind bros., Bal-
timore. 25157

Star (The) of hope; Christmas can-
tata, w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m
J60n ws. Mearis, of U.S. > -ehureh
choirs: “4to: “© Sept: 1, 1923 5°2'c.
and aff. Sept. 27; A 761582; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 25158

Starlight; waltz song, w and m Ger-
trude Knox Willis, of U. S.; sop.
and alto. (Fischer edition, choruses

in octavo form, no. 5819) © Dee. 6,
1923; 2 e: Dee. 83. EB STs, J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 25159

Starlight lullaby; w and m J. M. R.,
of U.S: © be Deen diy 1923: E
578518; Jay Merle Rider, Madison,
Wis. 25160:

Stars and Stripes at Belleau woods;
march, A, W. Hi. Ay ob, Glee are.
Knut Wetterstraud, of Sweden,
domiciled at New York City; pf. ©
1 ¢. Dee, I, 192385" Bot (ote!
W. EH. Austin, New York. 25161

Steamboat days; w and melody C. W..,
of U.S. © 1c. Dee. 14, 1923; Bb.
575815; Clarence Williams music co.,
inc., New York. 2162:

Step a song; w and m various au-
thors, compiled Helen Cumpson, of
U.S. 12010. © Sept 45 1925-2 c.
Sept. 15; aff. Sept. 11; A 7571286;
Simcoe pub. co., Buffalo. 25163.

Step on it Johnny: w and melody J.
Rosamond Johnson, of U. S.
1 c..Dee: 17, 1928; Batasit: sonn-
son-Bennett pub. co., New York.

25164-

Stepping along; w Amy W. Hggleston,
m Ralph Cox, of U. S. © Dec. 21,
1928; 2 ce. Dee. 22; EH 580197; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York. 25165

Stepping around; w A. L. B., m Ray
Robinson and A. L. B., of U. S., arr.

John Bach, of U. S. © 1. Dec.
26, 1923; E 578142; Art L. Beiner,
Chicago. 25166

Still I’d have faith; w Farren Soutar,
m Frederick Rosse, of England. ©:
Dee. 18, 1928 ; 1 c. Dec. 19; E 573192;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.

25167

Stingy ; w and m O. Jay Harrington
and Barney Barnes, of U. S. p
Nov. 26, 1923 ; 2 c. Dec. 20; E 578110 ;
Capitol music co., Seattle. 25168

Stolen kisses; waltz, W. R., of U. S.;
pf. © Dec. 24, 1923; 2 c.-Dec. 26;
E 580206; Walter Rolfe, Rumford,
Me. 25169

Stop look and listen; w C. HE. K., m
Sylvia Forrest, of U. 8.; pf. with w.
© Nov. 27, 1923; 2'\c. Dee. 10; E
070489; C. E. Kahler, Columbus, O.

25170

Storyland ; children’s operetta, w Eliza-
beth Hays Wilkinson, of U. S., m
Harvey B. Gaul, of U. S. 4to. ©
Apr. 4, 1923; 2 ec. Aug. 15; D 26509 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 2A 1

Strait-laced Jane; song fox-trot, w R.
B. Saxe, m Donovan Meher, of Great.

1390

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

25194

Britain. © Dec. 6, 1923; 1 c. Dec.
12; EB 573146; Cecil Lennox & ©o.,
London. 251.72

Stranger (The) (L’etranger) ; lyrical
music drama in 2 scenes and a bal-
let, poem W. EH. Grogan, French ver-
sion Perey Pinkerton, m J. H., of
England, op. 36. Vocal sc. London,
Goodwin & Tabb, ltd. © Nov. 28,
1928; 1 c. Dec. 10; H 573112; Josef
Holbrooke, London. 25173

Strauss (Richard) Schlagobers; hei-
teres Wiener ballett in zwei auf-
ziigen, von R. S., op. 70, klavieraus-
zug von Otto Singer, of Germany.
© Nov. 24, 1923; 1 ¢« Dec. 14;
573169; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.

25174
Tanzsuite ; aus klavierstiticken von
Francois Couperin, zusammenges-

tellt und bearb. von R. Strauss, of
Germany; kleines orch. Partitur.
(oivay 19. 1923; 1° ¢. Dec. .55, B
573107 ; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
ZOLEO
Streich-quartett in G-dur; von Viggo
Brodersen, of Denmark, op. 16. 1.
Partitur. 16mo—2. Stimmen. ©
Wily 3,.9925> 1 c. each Nov. 13; H
573181, 573182; Steingraber verlag,
Leipzig. 25176, 25177
Strenna Piedigrotta 1923; de la casa
musicale napoletana versi e musica
di varii autori, of Italy, compilata da
Mario Cosentino. Naples, Casa mu-
sicale napoletana. © Oct. 8, 1923;
1 c. Nov. 27; A—Foreign 23474;

Italian book co., New York. 25178
Strike it up, Tabor; by Thomas
Weelkes, of England, ed. and

adapted, Edmund H. Fellowes, of
Great Britain; male voices. 4to.
(Thomas Weelkes’ airs to three
voices, no. 18: Male voice choir
library, no. 109) © Oct. 10, 1923;
1 ce. Oct. 22; E 572696; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. [© arrange-
ment] 25179
. Strolling down lover’s lane; waltz bal-
lad, w and m J. A. M., of U.S. ©
Hee ali, 1928 -o2tre.« Dec, 263, Hi
578232; John A. Morrison, Los An-
geles. 25180
Struttin’ back home to New Orleans;
w and melody Billy Morlen, of U. 8.
© 1 ¢ Dec. 29, 1928; E 580340;
Wasa Miolski, New York. 25181
Strutting along; w Mamie Medina,
melody J. Edgar Dowell, of U. S. ©
1 e@ Dee. 17, 19238; E 5758938; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 25182

Success; march, Sam Schiller, of
U: Sis Ast violine 4to.. .© Dee. 1,
19235 avenDect G24 ecedec 153 >
580516; S. F. S. music co, New
York. 25183

Sud ‘bustin’ blues; w and melody
Steve J. Lewis, Peter Bocage and
A. J. Piron, of U.S. ©1ce. Dee. 31,
1923; E 578449; Clarence Williams
music pub. ¢co., inc., New York.

25184

Sullivan music note manual; sensory .
music system, eye, ear and hand,
N. L. 8., of U. SS. New London,
Wis., G. Sullivan & co. 16mo. ©
Oct. 9; 1923 3-2 ¢.cand ‘aff. Oct. 12;
A 762102; Nell Lucile Sullivan, New

-London, Wis. 25185
Summer days; intermezzo, George
Tootell, of Great Britain; pf. ©

Nov. 20, 1928 3.2 (e Dees 2E3" DH
573237 ; Schott & co., London. 25186

Summer happiness; by Margaret Ham-
ilton, of U. S.; pf. (Two descrip-
tive pieces, no. 2) © Dec. 28, 1923;
2 ce. Dec. 31; E 580853 ; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 25187

Summer morn; gavotte, Georg Egge-
ling, of Germany, op. 203; pf., six
hands. © Dec. 12, 1923; 2 c. Dee.
15; E 575853; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 25188

Sun of my soul; w hymn 20, m A. B.,
of England, domiciled at New York.
New York, Schroeder & Gunther.
© Dee AZ, 1923: 2c) Dec. 12° Eb
575031; Arthur Bowes, New York.

25189

Sunbeams at play; petite valse,
Miner Walden Gallup, of U. S.; pf.
© Dec.. 27, 1928; 2 @ Dec. 29; B
578371; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 25190

Sunday morning; by D. M., of U. S.;

violins with pf. ace. 4to. © Apr.
6, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 31; E 578479; Don-
ald Morrison, Oberlin, O. 25191

Sunny corners; by Alfred Miller, of
U. 8.; pf. (Dressing the notes, no.
1). © De 12/9923. 2 cxkDec 17; E
5759238 ; Music teachers’ co-operative
press, New York. 25192

Sunrise; w B. E. A., melody Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
Was. 4 CO. tt ea Wect 24,)19235
580111; Bertha E. Anderson, Asto-
ria, OF: 251938.

Sunset: wand +m Mi. 3.‘R:, -of U.'S.;
pf. with w. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1923; E
578157 ; Mabel Juanita Rosnes, Chi-
cago. 25194

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

‘25195

Sunshine (The) band; w and m
ATS: of (U0! Sener Ot, 307 1923 -
2c. Wee 24 5 BYP aSOLSS - ae es.
Showalter, Chattanooga, Tenn.

25195

Sur les ramparts; by Percy Elliott, arr.
Ernest Reeves, of Great Britain;
two violins, ’cello, bass, harmonium
and pf. (Schott & co.’s cinema rep-
ertory, no. 128: Suite romantique,
no. 4) © Dee. 11, 1923; 1 @ Dee.
27; EH 573233; Schott & co., London.
[© arrangement] 25196

‘Surging (The) sea; four-part song, w
Frederick H. Martens, m and arr. G.
Waring Stebbins, of U. S8.; mixed
voices. (Ditson school octavo): ©
Dee. * 14," 1928:"2 ‘@i¥Deeh2se EH
578320; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[© arrangement] 25197

‘Surprise (The) party; old fashioned
dance, Gordon 8. Thayer, of U. S.;
pf. with w. (Pleasure pieces) ©
Weer 192 2 eo meee. bore
577923; S. Brainard’s sons co., New
York. 25198

Swanee River flows; darkey song, w
2nd oi) J Ee oS. ul) dd,

INO. (2A LOZe a ok oepon, «hOSs fn.
McMahon, New York. 25199
‘Sweet and low; part-song, w Alfred

Tennyson, m Joseph Barnby, arr.
Paul Bliss, of U. S.; men’s voices.
4to. © Dec. 19, 19238; 2 c. Dec. 22
FE 580186; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© new arrangement]
25200

Sweet butter; w and m Irving Cohn,
of U.-S. © Dee. 7, 1923 : .2'\.e.) Dec.
11; E 5755283; Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York. 25201

‘Sweet Carolina; w C. C. F., m Theo.
G. Beach, of U. S. © 1c Dec. 29,
1923; E 580836; Conrad C. Ford,
Central Baragua, Cuba. 25202

‘Sweet Carolina rose; w Gerald Spear-
ing, m Alvano Mier, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York. © Dec. 11, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 18; EH 580509; Alvano Mier
music pub. co., New York. 25203

Sweet cider; w and m L. R., of U. S.
© Dec. 138, 19233:°2 c Dee. 15; E
575918; Lillian Russell, Worcester.

25204

Sweet Daisy Lee; w H. N. S., melody

Kdgar. Rollman, of U.S. (© 1 c.
Dee. 22, 1923; E 578060; Ethel
Naoma Snyder, Fort Howard, Md.

2352.05

Sweet simplicity; by Fritz Hartmann,
of Germany, op. 142; pf. © Dee. 27,

1392

pt. This? S348

1923; 2 ec. Dee. 29; E 578394; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. - 25206
Sweet sonny boy; fox trot, Hugene
West and Leo Hdwards, of U.S., arr.
Ted Eastwood, of U. S.; orch. 4to.
© Dee. 22,,,.d923: @ a Dewre4s EF
580130; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 25207
Sweet the music; song of the vine, w
and m Lily Strickland, of U. S.;
low voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs
of Ind, no. 5) © Dec. 22, 1923; 2 c.
Dec. 26; ED S18114- 3 Wiscner’ &
bro., New York. 20208
Sweet violets; song without words,
Hugo Ruysch, of U. S., op. 157; pf.
(Tone greetings) © Dee. 5, 1923;
2 ¢. Dee. 14; EH 575865; Bach music
co., Boston. 25209
Sweetheart (The) of old K. A.; w and
m B)...C. Cy of: 0. Sy (Geer 22.
1923; 2 ec Dec. 24; E 580058; Ha-
ward C. Cunningham, Stillwater,
Okla. 25210
Sweetheart’s town; w A. W. Ford,
melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher] of U. 8S. ©1.¢. Dee.
17, 1923 ; HB 575952; Alonzo W. Ford,
Norfolk, Va. * 25211
Sweet’n’d Lizzie; w and m W. H. J. R.,
of U. S., arr. L. L. Vos Burgh, of
U. S.; pf. and w, with clarinet and
saxophone. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1923; H
578272; William Hood Jean Rhoads,

New York. iA We
Swing low sweet chariot; negro
spiritual, transcribed and _ para-

phrased, Edwin H. Lemare, of Eng-
land, domiciled at Portland, Me;
organ. (Famous melodies old and
new) © Dee. 11, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 13;
E 575664; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© new arrangement]
25213
(The) girl (L’escarpolette) ;
fantaisie, de Lucien Durand, of
France ; pf.) ©. Noy? ta, ea a oC,
Nov. 30; E 572936; Louis Jacquot,
Paris. 29214
Swinging so gaily; by Alison Carlisle,
of Great Britain; pf. (County fair)
» © Dees 11, 1923 2 ore. iver marae. 1)
575746; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-

Swinging

phia. 25215
Sylphette: by C. A. W. Howland, of
U. S:, arn J. Be Rayder, or Us. ;
orch. (Ditson easy edition for or-

echestra, no. 12) © Oct. 20, 1923;
2 ec. Dee. 28; E 578319; Oliver Dit-
Son co., Boston. 25216.
Synthetic gingles; w R. G. Rolston and
O. GO. Stanton:m)P: B.S. ofa s.,
arr. John Itzel, of U. S. ©1 c. Dec.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS .

10.13, 19238

21, 1923;,, FE ..580025;, Priscilla, B.
Stanton, Englewood, N. J. DANY
Syren’s (The) song; violin sonatina,
M. E. Gillette and Gordon SS.
Thayer, oO. UL ws. 3 ipl... Pleasure
pieces) © Dec. 15, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
15; HE 577927; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York. 25218
Tam-manh nactp (Spring is coming) ;
Indian opera, w and m W. F. H., of
Pose tc. Dec.'6,, 1923; D 26507 ;
William Frederick Hanson, Vernal,

Utah. 25219
Tag; by Dorothy Gaynor Blake, of
U. S.; pf. (Three just-for-fun piano

pieces, no. 3) © Nov. 19, 1923;
2 ¢«. Dec. 28; E 578311; Oliver Dit-
son ¢co., Boston. 25220
Tainted Rose; w and m_ Harold
Christy, Ray Henderson and Eruest
Breuer, of U. S. © Dec. 28, 1923;
2 ¢. Dec. 28; E 578196; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
25221
Take a little one step; from Lollipop,
w Zelda Sears, m Vincent Youmans,
of U. S. © Dee. 27, 1923; 2 « Dec.
28; E 578349; Harms, ine, New
York: 25222
Take me back to sunny Italy ; fox trot,
w and melody R. P., of U. S.
1 @ Dee. 138, 1923; E 575492; Ro-
sario Pellegrino, Dannemora, N. Y.
25223
Take Thou my hand; w Thekla Hol-
lingsworth, m Frederick W. Vander-
pool, of U. S. © Dee. 19, 1923; 2 e.
Dee. 27; E 580230; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 25224
Take your time papa, for we have all
night Jong; w O. J., melody Dave
Patron of )U..8. © Loy Dee15,
1923; E 577911; Ophelia Jones, Chi-
cago. 25225
Talisman; shimmy, -tzigan intermezzo,
fox trot. Tito Mazzuca, of Italy; pf.
© Oct. 1, 1922; 1 c. Nov. 28, 1923; E
973069 ; Casa editrice Izzo, Naples.
25226
Tambourine dance; danse espagnole,
Bert R. Anthony, of U. S., op. 152,
fo. 1s pe. VOyDeend9,719285.2 «@.
Dee. 22; E 580227; Anthony bros.,
Fall River, Mass. Poet
Tangle up, tangle up; w H. R. §S.,
melody John EF. Ryan, of U. 8S.
1c. Dee. 22, 1923; E 578074; Helen
R. Schnapp, Homestead, Pa. 25228
Tango; negro dance, W. T., of U. S.;
pf. Chelsea, Mass., Gem music co.
©), Dee, 15,) 1928 - 2c Deardves EH
575835; William Tatelbaum, Shel-
sea, aMss. — 25229

25239

Tanz-humoreske II (Humorous-dance
2); av Selim Palmgren, op. 35, no. 4,
arr. Nicolaj Hansen, of Denmark:
salonorcheser. 4to. (Heimdal, nr.
1D) OnNows dk: 1923638. ec; Nov20);
EK 572826; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© arrangement] 25230

Tanz mit mir Java; Java aus der
dreiaktigen vaudeville-operette,
Der hampeimann, von Gustav Beer
und Fritz Lunzer. musik von Robert
Stolz, op. 451° instr. von Hermann
Krome, of Great Britain; salon-orch. ©
mit piano-direcktion und text. Ber-
lin, Drei masken-verlag, a. g. 4to.
© Noy. 16, 1923; 1 ¢. Dee. 11; E

573157; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. [© arrange-
ment] 25231

Tanzlied; worte von Hermann LOons,
musik von Fritz Hoffmann, of Ger-
many. 4to. © Nov. 11, 1923; 1 «¢.
Noy. 27; E 572879; Edgar Kramer-
Bangert, Cassel, Germany. 25232

Tarantella; by Paul Du Val. of Great
Ertan; ob Cy DEC. 22T oss e. &.
Dec. 29; E 578392; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. Doe

Tarantella calabresa; melodia, di Giu-
seppe Tarantola, of Italy, domiciled
at Brooklyn, arr. di Sam A. Perry,

OF SiO) ele... eer, 11, . 19238) BE
577823; Rosario Catalano, Brook-
lyn. 25234

Taylor (Colin) Four cameos: by C. T.,
of Great Britain; pf. Contents :—
1. Frolic—2. Noontide—3. Hurdy-
gurdy.—4. Puck. © Dee. 14, 1923:
bees Dec cede M. 574282.; -Anglo-
French music co., Itd., London.

ZO2a0

Tea time; one step, by Grace HE.
Penny, of Great Britain: pf. lLon-
don, Edwin Ashdown, ltd. © Dee.

ule, doZete Wee: HDee. 28 >, H-.otaa20';
Grace Penny, London. 25236

Tear -drops 5, iw. N... Nim: Bs. S.,,..0f
Us Si kOvel ae, Mars kG. 1 G23)<.. 8)
575297; Edward Shapiro and Nat.
Nathanson, Philadelphia. Zo20 6

Tear drops of love; w and m Frank
McGuinness and Bob Nelson, of U.
S. ©) Decit2,, 1923 2..¢., Dee,.24.;
E 580116; Sherwood music co., New
York. 25238

Tears and triumphs, no. 5; by L. L.
Pickett, S. S. Nelson, and others, of
U. S. Greensboro, N. C., Apostolic
missionary office. 12mo. © Sept.
2mAlOoss Dre. and) ait. - Wet.BG. 4
758805; L. L. Pickett, Wilmore, Ky.

25239

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

25240

pt. nnn. s. ws

Tears (The) fall in my heart (Il
pleure dans mon cceur); w Paul
Verlaine, English version Alice Mat-
tullath, of U. S., m Achille Claude
Debussy, ed. N. Clifford Page, of
U. S.; high voice in G sharp min.
(Select songs by French composers,
Carl Fischer edition, series II:
Superior ed. no. 5602) © Dee. 8.
1923; 2 « Dec. 24; EB 580081; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. [© Eng-
lish version and arrangement]

25240

Tecnicismo (Il) delle scale; semplici,
doppie, diatoniche, cromatiche, di G.
A. Fano, of Italy; nello studio del
pianoforte. (Edizione Ricordi, no.
389) © Dec. 29, 1923; 1 ¢ Dee.
ols BH 5733095 “Geo Bicordi tee CO.,
Milan. 25241

Tell Jesus; arr. J. B. Herbert, of U.
S.; male voices. © Dec. 17, 1923;
2 ce. Dec. 26; E 580210; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. [© arrange-
ment] 25242

Tell me am I shooting at the moon;
from Moonlight, w Wm. B. Fried-
lander, m Con Conrad, of U. S. ©

pee, F259. 1S23e 2 ec ~ Decals
078442; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 25243

Tell me, my little Gypsy; fox trot,
w and m Tommie Jackson, of U.S.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©

NOV. 24 1 1O2Se 2h. Nov.) 264°" 8
575877; Thomas Jackson, Sumter,
Se! 25244

Tell me while we're dancing; fox
trot, wand. oEe OM: 'G., of “Us S:
©) te peers. 19023" Kh STtTa9.:
Edith M. Giddings, New York.

25245

Tell me you'll forgive me; waltz, w
and m Ray Hibbeler and Walter
M. Anderson, of U. S. © Dec. 4,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 20; E 578092; Gar-
rick music sales, Chicago. 25246

Tema granadino; by Julian Huarte,
of Spain, domiciled at New York;
violin and pf. © Dec. 20, 1923;
2 « Dec. 28; E 580277; G. Schirmer,
ine... New York. 25247

Tender ties; part-song, tr. from the
French of Victor Wilder, Samuel
Richards Gaines, m Alfred Del-
bruck, arr. Clarence C. Robinson, of
U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. © Dec.
4.°-1923 2-2: ec) Dee) 28 25 HeatSal2 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. [© cho-
ral version] 25248

Tendresse; by Cedric W. Lemont, op.
18, ne!'2, arr. Wine F. Smith. of

USS: : organ: © Novy: 18; 19237 2.
ee

Dec. 28; E 578313; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. [© arrangement]
25249
Tenerezza; versi di Nello de Lutio.
musica di V. Pecorella, of Italy:
mand. ace. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1923:
2 ¢. Oct: "263 Mesiesqs. Casa edi-
trice musicale Sorrento, Naples.
25250
Tennessee I hear you calling me; fox-
trot, w Irving Meister, m J. S., of

UU. 8S. "© 2G Pee 26 ees
578144; Joseph Spampinato, New
York. Pa251

Tenth interval rag; w and m Harry
Ruby, ..of Uiot, yep Jame 2,
1924; 2 c Dee. 29, 1923; EH 580342 ;
Stark & Cowan, inc., New York.

25252

Texas (The) Aggies; medley of the
Aggie fighting songs, G. F., of U. S.:
pf. with w. College sta., Tex., Fair-
leigh and Lee. © Dec. 22, 1923:
2 ce Dee. 24; E 580057; George
Fairleigh, College Sta., Tex. 25253

Thank (A) you song; w and m M.
B. B.. of: cS. Sma iey Oey 1,
(1923; 2 ¢ Nov. 16; E 575874; May
Beverly Brown, Louisville. 25254

That blessed old cradle of mine; song,
w W. 7. Bi; mm Arneldv ee Tiax, of
U. S. New York, Manhattan music
co. © Dec. 1; 19286 Qe wees:
E 578467: W. T. Rigdon, Salem,
Or. 25255.

That blue-eyed baby: melody M. L..
of U. S! © te. Dee! 12) 1923; EF
575477; Maurice Linett, Philadel-
phia. 25256

That naughty yodel; fox trot, Paul
Van Dyke and Maurice Baron, of
U. S.; orch. with pf. conductor. 4to.
(Belwin modern dance series) ©
Dec: 12, 1928) BivietaDeawmha: i
577870; Belwin, inc., New York.

DDT.

That’s evrything; dancing song, w
Gus Kahn, m Alfred Kvale and
Charley Straight, of U. S. © Dec.
21,''99238;. 2 ©@ Wee 2a; a asol75 ;

Leo Feist, inc., New York. -25258
That’s mother; w EK, P., m Elliott
Markham, of U?"%S.7;2 pi with” w.
©’ Nov. 27, 19252" 2° Gr Dee 10 ;
BE 575452; Elizabeth Ponder, Mi-
ami, Ariz. 25259

+

That silly waltz; w and mC... J-
S, and W. Ei. of°) Sieeure.5 6) Bs:
and 3) 8° VO) Weer in ores >=
E 575964; Chas. Beetho, Joe Stovall
and Walter Ehrnman, Kansas City.
Mo. 25260

94

no. 13, 1923

There is

That vamping mammy from Alabamy,
done stole my man away; wJ.M.S.,
melody R. K., of U. S., arr. Harry
Poeun, ot US: ©. 1, ¢. Dee. 17,
1923; E 575954; Jack M. Saffer and
Raymond Kallmeyer, Detroit.

25261

That will be heaven; w James Wells,
MiGs, ot U.,.S...cC6),0et...30,
1923.26 Dec. 24; E 580137; B. B.
Beall, Douglasville, Ga. 25262

Them superstitious blues; w and mel-
My oot U. SS: © 1 & Dec. 12,
1923: E 575478; Lylah Case, New
York. 25263

Themes from Lustspiel overture: by
Kéler-Béla, arr. Geo. L. Spaulding,
of U. 8.; pf. (The young American

_artist) © Dec. 19, 1923; 2.c¢. Dec.
22; £580190; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [© new arrangement]

25264

There are two blue eyes in England;
weand mE. V. ©. .0f.0..8. © Ae
Dec. 7, 1923; 1.575356; Thomas Vin-
cent Cator, Roslyn, N. Y. 25265

There iS a blessed home; hymn an-
them, w H. W. Baker, m Charles

Huerter, of U. S.; mixed voices,
with sop. or ten. solo. (G. S. 8vo.
choruses, no. 7063) © Dec. 20,

noe ee, Deen, 28:3) :.B) 589275 3 Gi:
Sehirmer, ine, New York. 25266

There is a gate; w James M. Gray,
m Gost oss, Jet Us So Dee. ""1;
1923 ; 2 ce. Dee. 31; FE 578463; George
S. Schuler, Chicago. 25267

There is a longing in my heart; w
Thelma W. M. Peters, m Geo. Graff,
JE.06° Uy Ss. arr. Theo: G.: Beach,

On Wasa © tc Dee. 13; 1923")
577856; Mrs. Leonard Anderson, .
Tron Mountain, Mich. 25268

There is no one like mother; w C.
S., m George Graff, jr., of U. S.,
arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©
1 c. Dee. 18, 1928; EH 577951; Clara
Seabridge, Trenton, N. J. 25269

There is no time; w and melody L. C.
V., of U. S. © Dee. 4, 1923; 2 ce. Dee.
7; E575358; Leonard Charles Van
Noppen, Jamestown, N. Y. 25270

no tomorrow; waltz, w
Murray Herenstein, melody Charles
Maidort, of Us Sio.© mie Nov. 30,
1923; E575161; Herenstein & Nai-
dorf, Brooklyn. ran ATG A

There is pansies; w Mildred Howells,

m Eleanor Marum, of U. 8.3; high
woice. ©’ Noy. 17,::1923:3)'2'.e.) Nov.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

25283

22; £.575829; G. Schirmer, inc.. New
York. 25272

There never was a girl like you;
wonderful girl of mine, w Andrea
Razaf, m Babe Thompson and SS.
Walter Williams, of U. S. © Dec.
LOA AO25 5 1-2 e) Dee s8is" Hl 5tS8009 ;
Maison-Blanche music co., New
York. 25273

There’s a bonnie house in Ayr; w
Edward Lockton, m Monica West,
of Great Britain; in EF flat. © Dee. —
10, p 39233; In ce, Bee: 1h; ELDT3166;
Gould & Bolttler, London. 25274

There’s a brand new girl in town; w
and m B. H., of U. S., arr. Homer
Tonried.:or..U. Si” te. Och 1,
1928; E 575961; Bobby Hite, Los
‘Angeles. 25275

There’s a light in the window; w
Mrs. C. D. Martin, m T. B. M., of
Bas. © -Oct..30,, 1923: 2:¢. Dee: 24;
1580136; T. B. Mosley, Albertville,
Ala. 25276

There’s a little hut in Connecticut;
Wi anidrank phiis He S., Of YU S.20aEr.
Hazel Partch, of U. S. ©1e. Dec.
14, 1923; H 575820; Leonard Frank
Schumann, Burnside, Conn. 25277

There’s a sad little girl for every
happy little boy; w and m Ray Hib-

beler, of U. S. @ Dee. 4, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 20; E578097; Garrick
music sales, Chicago. 25278

There’s alwayS a way, way down
Broadway; w and m A. §., of U. S.
yt ce: Dec. 20, 19238; EH 578026;
Alexander Sussman, Philadelphia.

. 25279

There’s one who believes in you; w
H. S. B., m Valeria Gordon, of U.
Soe) pia, Wiel, we y©) Noy-2%., 1923
2 ce. Dec. 10; B575440; Harold S.

' Baker, Fulton, N. Y. 25280

There’s rest at the close of the day;
w Newt. C. Keeling, m T. B. M., of
U. S. © Oct. 30, 1923; 2c. Dec. 24;
EH 580135; T. B. Mosley, Albertville,
Ala. 25281

There were shepherds abiding in the
field; saered song, m C. W., of U. S.
Ato. .©) Dee. 7, 1923:;)2' ec. Dee. 12;
E 577828; Cecil Wright, Glens Falls,
NYY. 25282

They’re sure some gold-diggers, but
they’ll get none of mine; w J. F. S.,
maya OP Koon Ur Starr: i PI:
and i PS: ok UNS) Ovk: G Dec:
21 1923; E 580019; F. Paul Knarr
and James F. Stevens, Columbus,
Ind. 25283

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25284

They talk of Marietta; w and m
Carl Fiqué, of U. S.; sop. and alto.
4to. © Dec. 10, 1923; 2 c Dec. 18;
EB S77882 ; Luckhardt & Belder, New
York. 25284

Thine forever, God of love; hymn an-
them, w Mary F. Maude, m Bert F.
Couper, of Canada; bar. solo or male
voices in unison, organ acc. 4to.
© Dec, 14,. 1998. Wc. Dee Ash Bw
573183; Anglo-Canadian music ¢o.,
Toronto, Canada. 25285

Thinking and dreaming of you; w
T. B. G., melody Herman Dubois
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U. S.
© 1 ¢ Dee. 24, 1928; 4580109;
T. B. Gillin, W. Hminence, Mo.

25286

Thinking of you; w A. R. G., m Geb.
Graikcure Or U; Se. are Eheo: .G:
Been Vor vis" erase, "pec 13;
1925:; EH. 571842 ASR “Grant, St.
Louis. 29287

This is Kymric pastime (Dydd Gwyl
y cymry) ; w David Jones, m Daniel
Protneroe; of UI" 82°" ‘Dee! 11.
19235 20¢, DEGAS" BY 5 1(a7Ga > Theo,
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25288

Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
So this is Venice! from Ziegfeld
follies, w Clarke & Leslie, m adapted
Harry Warren, of U. S., from Am-
broise Thomas’ Carnival of Venice,
arr. and ed. Ross 8. Gorman, of U.
Ss Orel, “witthtw. 40, ° © Nov.
26"! 1928" (2 Wee Nov. "20 7 OTS1CG:
Clarke & Leslie songs, inc., New
York. 25289

Those all night long blues; w and m

Guy Sudden, of Ul. S:* © -1¢
Dec. 20, 1923; E578148; Chicago
music pub. co., Chicago. 25290

Those last hours I spent with thee;
w S. A. H., m Herman Dubois, of
U. S. New York, Manhattan music
co. © Nov. 26, 1923; 2 c Dee. 10;
E 580021; Samuel Alfred Haynes,
Berkley, Va. 25291

Those spots upon my lady’s face; by
Thomas Weelkes, of England, ed.
and adapted, Hdmund H. Fellowes,

of England;~ male _ voices. Ato.
(Thomas Weelkes’ madrigals to

three, four, five and Six voices, no.
16: Male voice choir library, no. 99)
@ ‘Octyst5,)) 1923 > hee. vOck) (Qi Bi
572691; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
[© arrangement] 25292
Thou little joy of heaven; Christmas

carol—anthem, w and m Hdward —
Shippen Barnes, of U. 8.; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 18,

pt. III, n. S.; Vv. 1S

1923; 2 ¢c.-Dec. 28; 578314: Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 25293

Three inseparable maids: dance, D. Y..

L. -K.,. of Uy 8.2 apt) Oa ete).
1923 ; E 575404; Dora V. Landt Kling,
Hastings on Hudson, N. Y. 25294
Three (The) oaks; by Arthur Damon,
of U. S.; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay
state music pub. co. (Paramount
edition, no. 860: Nature scenes)
Dee. 28, 1923 ; 2 ce. Dec. 31; BE 580498 :
R. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass.
25295.
Three o’clock in thé morning; waltz.
Terriss—Robledo, ed. McNair Ilgen-
fritz, of U. S., played Gurnell Ander-
son and R. H. (Solo carola, word
roll, no. 75206). [Music roll] ©
Dec. * Tf, 1923 = 2) Ge eee ee
578497 ; Cable co., Chicago. [© ed-
iting | 25296:
Three pickaninnies; darkomedy, w
and melody Spencer Williams, of
U.'S., arr. LG: VosBuren, or, ’s:
©l1e Dee 8, 1923; E 577788; Mai-
son-Blanche music co., New York.

Three (The) riders; w John ©. Pey-
ton, m Henry E. Sachs, of U. S.; me-
dium - voicer. ©: Dee. % 1923312 \c.
Dec. 12; E 5778383 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 25298

Three thousand years ago; vocal
waltz, w and m Varney Desmond, of
Great Britain. (Paling’s song series,

no. .185):, © Octs 2a, 1925s GeNov.
243 BH). 593195 3s Week walneeisoGo.,
ltd., Sydney, Australia. 25299
Through the meadow; tarantella, L.
Leslie’ Loth, of .S2)> pe) Nov.
26, 1923 2 ‘Co Dee 257 eet ee:
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 25300

Thrush’s (A) love song; w Fred G.
Bowles, m Alison Travers, of Great
Britain; in. Aj, © Noyes 1923;
1 se. Dee. 11; EH 573128;" Boosey) &
co., London. 25301

Thy call, O Christ of the ages; w and
m Henry Justus Miller, of U. S. ©

Dee, .21;) 19234" 2 ver Deer srl
-§80254; H. J.. Miller, New York.
25302

Thy will be done; sacred duet, w Wil-
liam H. Gardner, m Arthur A. Penn.
of U. S.; sop. or ten., and alto or
par., in A flat; © Dec: 20) m23 32
Dec. 28; E 578210; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 29303.

Time to crab; w Mabelle EH. Hopkins,
m 6B; Ky oH. of U.S ear ee ee

of UL Si@© 1, ef Deerits mezec a.
575953; Bertha K. Hartson, Hunt-
ington Park, Calif. 25304

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 18, 19238

25327

Times square; march, Hugh W.
Schubert, of U. S.; 1st violin. 4to.
ey emees.1. 1923 221 sch Dees /6,. Hc.
Dee, 15> H 580513; S. F. S. music
co., New York. 25305

Ting-a-ling my China belle; w N. N.,
mb Ss. ol. U.S. 5, DL. with w.
ae Wear 16, 19235 1 565298; Kd-
ward Shapiro and Nat. Nathanson,
Philadelphia. 20306

Ting Ling from Chinatown; w J. M.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1 c. Dee. 28, 1923; E 578249; Joseph
Meli, Boston. 25307

Tinkle bells; by L. Leslie Loth, of
U. S.; pf. (Three characteristic
pieces) © Dee. 17, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
20; E 580005; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 25308

Tiny (A) calendar; unison song, w
and m Geoffrey Shaw, of England;
in B flat. 4to. (School music re-
view, December, 1923) [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 15,
Poem ee er kt BOLT. S
Novello & co., Itd., London. 25309

Tiny (A) lil tot; w and m Gerald
Morrison, of Great Britain. © Dec.
es ie! Dee. 26> BH 5732715;
Reynolds & co., London. 25310

"Tis thy lovely bright eyes; tango, m
M. W. Butler, of U. S. © Dec. 6,
1923; 2 c.. Dec. 10; BE 575461; A. W.
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. Ziad

To a butterfly; w and m M. O., of
Wee ete. iNov? 30; 1923; HE
575176; May O’Gorman, -Sioux
Falls, S. D. 25312

To Gratiana dancing and Singing;
poem Richard Lovelace, m W. Denis
Browne, of England; goign voice in
G. © Oct. 24, 1923; 2 c. Nov. 9; E
572580 ; Winthrop Rogers. ltd, Lon-
don. 95313

To me you’re dearer ev’ry day; w Mrs.
I. G. T., melody John F. Ryan, of

WES) 2 ©? Vitel Mec! *22) 1923.7 Hh
578070; Mrs. I. G. Tanner, Jean-
nette, Pa. 25314

To the glory-land; w James Rowe, m
JB, M.W.,..0f.U. S. © Oct. 30, 1923 ;
2 c. Dee. ‘24: BH 580139; H. M. Eagle,
Burke’s Garden, Va. 25315

To-day the Lord is risen; w Valentine
Boleslav Straka, m Richard Kountz,

of U. S.;: mixed voices. 4to. (Theo.
Presser co. Easter anthems) ©
Deer! 19237 1/2 'e Dees tas bi

575625: Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 25316
Tornet (Der dornbusch); text av J.
L. Runeberg, musik av Jean Sibe-

|

lius, op. 88, no. 5, ed. and rev. Julia.
A. Burt, of U. S. (Wilhelm Hansen
edition, no. 2257: Sex sanger, nr. 5)
© .Dee...8, 1923): 1 -e, Dec. 24: E-
580183; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revising] |

yaa

Toi Phies jardiniere (Lovely gard-
ner); w and m anon., tr. and rev.
AA BOW? of (02S) inetlisne and
French text. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1923;
E 578155; Agnes Beatrice Wain- .

‘ wright, Washington. 25318:

Tom, Dick and Harry; by W. W. T.,
of U. S.; melody with pf. acc. ©:
1c. Dee. 17, 1923; E 578480; Walter
Wm. Turrentine, High Point, N. C.

25319

Tom tom dance; by Clarence M. Jones,

6: ULeS.\) pe. (©) habs 2, O24: 2 e:
Dee. 28, 1923; E 578202; Victor’
music co., Chicago. 25320

Toreadors (The); light opera in two:
acts, w and m Otis M. Carrington,
of U. S.; vocal se. 4to. © Dec.
15, 1923 7 2. -e.. Decsi-i19; BE. STO9S ;
Myers & Carrington, Redwood City,
Cait. 9: 25821

Tornerose; valse lento, af Axel Schig-
ler, of Denmark; klavier. © Nov.
Ake 19233 4 GC, Dee. 14 5.H STS 1B 5
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.

25322.

‘Forpedoed at sea; w and melody Sam:
BH... Gray ote 8..3© Lies Dee 17,
1923; E 575897; Clarence Williams:
music. pub. co., inc., New York.
25323

Torrington souvenir; by G. Bertarini.,
arr. Angelo Sebastianelli, of U. S.;
pf. accordeon. (Piano accordeon-.
edition, no. 1014) © June 26,
1923 *)2..c. Dee: 125-8 515)15; John
A. Cerabino, New York. 25324

Tota pulchra es, O Maria (Thine all
loveliness, Maria) ; by Agatha Pfeif-

fer, of U. S.; three women’s voices.
(G. S. 8vo. choruses, no. 7067) ©
Deey, 22.7 1923-2. Ye: {Dec 2852
580267: G. Schirmer, inc, New
York. ra Ags
Toy balloons: by Daniel Rowe, of
U.'S:; pi 4 (in the’ park): © . Dec.

SotOoanin e. Meee 20e. Ky Dantas
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
25326
Tragic parting; by Walter G. Hauens-
ehild, of ‘U: S.; orch: with pf. and
organ. 4to. (Descriptive series,
mot): (©. Nov.. 30), 1923; 2.¢ Dee.
1; E 578166; Music buyers co., New
York. 29327

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25328

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Eratlin’ feet ;; foxtrot, H. Bs, of UasS.;
pf. ©1c. Dec. 11, 1923; E 577818 ;
Frank Balanda, Boston. 25328

(Tramping blues; w and melody AI-
berta Jones, of U. S. ©1.c. Dee.
24, 1923; E 580167; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.

25329

Tramping the broad highway; fox
trot ballad, w and m Kenneth
Gwynne and Isidor Fisher, of Great
Britain. © ~ Nom, 235 .be2eace lve:
Nov. 24; E 572894; Cary & co.,
London. 25330

Trapeze (The); on ropes and bars,
Gordon S. Thayer, of U. S.;° pf.
(Pleasure pieces) © Dee. 15, 1923;
2 .¢, Dee. 155 tation oS. ' Brai-
nard’s sons co., New York. 253381

Travelin’ through; w R. M., melody
John F. Ryan, of }U:)S..: © 1c.
Dec. 22, 1923; E 578061; Roy Miller,

Franklin, Pa. 25332
Traveling upward; w James Rowe,
m BoE Bealboesr Uy S°@© Oe.

30, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 24; E 580147;
B. B. Beall, Douglasville, Ga. 253833

‘Travlin’ to de grave; part-song, negro
spiritual, arr. William Reddick, of
U. S.; sop., alto and bar. Fischer
ed. (Choruses in octavo form, no.
jae) + © Dee 22: 1923: 2 '¢, /Dec:
26; E 578178; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. [© arrangement]

25334

Treated wrong blues; w Monette
Moore, m arr. M. M., Lovie Austin
and Naomi Carew, of U. S.: in EH
flat. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1923 ; EH 578145 ;
Chicago music pub. co., Chicago.

25339

Tribute to our flag; w and m Harri-
ette Breeze Heim, of U. S. © Nov.
26, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 10; E 575455;
Times pub. co., Newark, N. J.

25336

Trio in Cin (by WC. FEO or AL | Sop.
7; violin, violoncello and pf. Sc.
and pts. New York, G. Schirmer,
inc. © Oct. 30, 1923; 2 ce. pts. Nov.
30, 2 c«. pf. se. Dec. 6; E 574647;
William Clifford Heilman, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 1 25337

Trip along; w and m Ben Black ‘and
Neil Moret, of U. S.. © Dec. 18,
1923; 2 ce. Dec. 18; H 577995; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

203238

Tripping along with you and me; w

and m Jerry Sullivan and Harry

Hosford, of U. S.. © Dee. 24, 1923;
2 ¢. Dec. 27; E 580257; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 4s 2ABB9

Triste convoi; by Gaston Borch, of
Norway; orch. with pf. conductor.
4to. (Hawkes’ photo play series,
no. 26) © Oct. 31, 1923; 1 ¢. Nov.
10; E 573204; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. 25340

Triumphal march; by Cuthbert Harris,
of Great Britain; organ. © Dec.
Ji, 1923); 2) -e. Dee. 133) Bes756s89 -;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

253841

Triumphant grace; w Mrs. C. D. Mar-
tin, m BiB. BS of Ge SOc, 30,
1923; 2 « Dec. 24; EH 580157; B. B.
Beall, Douglasville, Ga. 25342

Trois (Les) baisers; le départ, poésie
de André Alexandre, musique de
Charles Levadé, of France; sop. ou
tén. © Dec. 27, 1923; 1 ec Dee. 28;
E 578869; Societé anonyme des
éditions Ricordi, Paris. 25843

Trottin (Le) ; fox-trot shimmy, de La
victoire de Samothrace, par Joseph
Szule, of France; piano. LEHditions
Ricordi. © Dee. 20, 1923; 1 ¢« Dec.
21; HK 573217; Société anonyme des
editions Ricordi, Paris. 25844

True love; w and m V. C. O., of U. S.
New York, Frank Harding. © Nov.
5, 192385 2. ¢ 9 Dee. ZOE hears220 5
Valdy C. Overton, Houston. 25345

Trusting and clinging; w J. M. Hen-
son, m H. M. E., of U. S. © Oct. 30,
1923; 2 «. Dee. 31; E 578462; H. M.
EHagle, Burke’s Garden, Va. 25346

Trusting Jesus with my soul; w L. HE.
Green, m H. M. E., of U. S. © Oct.
30, 1923; 2 c Dec. 24; E 580149;
H. M. Eagle, Burke’s Garden, Va.

25347
Trying to learn English, by.a French-
man; humorous song, w Albert

Chevalier, m John C, Holliday, of
Great Britain; in F. [Staff and
- tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 15,
1923; 1 @ Dee. 26; H 573279; Rey-
nolds & co., London. 25348

Tryst; song of the faithful lover, w
and m Lily Strickland, of U. 8.; low

voice. Fischer ed. (Jn Songs of
Ind; no: 6) © Dee! 22), 192e5)2\c.
Dee. 26; E 578175: 3, Rischer | &
bro., New York. 25349
Tu’ was du _ willst, heute sag’ ich ©
nicht, nein! shimmylied aus der

dreiaktigen vaudeville-operette,

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 18, 1923 ©

25372

Der hampelmann, von Gustav Beer
und Fritz Lunzer, musik von Robert
Stolz, op. 451°., instr. von Hermann
Krome, of Great Britain; salon-
orch. mit piano direktion und text.
Berlin, Drei masken-verlag, a. g.
Ato.. © Nov. 16, 1923; 1 ce. Dec. 11;
EH 573156; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. [© arrange-
ment] 25350

Tum-tum-tee-tum-tum ; one step or fox
trot, D. HE. C., of U. S., arr. Theo-
doce ie Nixon,.of U. S.; pr. ©'1 «
Dec. 15, 1923; E 577897; Dallas
Elmer Chambers, New York. 25351

Turn on the lovelight; w James W.
Johnson, melody J. Rosamond John-
son, ote. S.. © 1 c. Dee. 17° 1923 ;
BH} 575909; Johnson-Bennett pub. co.,
New York. 25852

Turn on the popular moon ; from Moon-
- light, w Wm. B. Friedlander, m Con
Conrad, of U. S. © Dec. 29,1923:
2-e. Dee. 31; E 578441; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 253853

Twenty-five years from now; w and
Met a ang FH. Of Ul N.,
arr. Joe Macy, of U. S. ©1c. Nov.
28, 1923; E 577772; Al Bernard and
Frank Ferera, New York. 24354

Twiddling blues; fox-trot, Albert Sir-
may, of Great Britain; pf. © Nov.
Pipwee sy Ie. DCC. Ina Diplog ;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 25355

Twilight and you; w R. O., melody
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel
Fisher] of U. S. © 1c Nov. 1.
1923 ; E. 574588; Rebecca Odell, New
Albany, Ind. 25356

Twilight dreams; by Walter Rolfe,
of U. S.: pf. (Told in tones) ©
Dee. 11, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 18; EH 575640;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.

25357

Twilight memories; Texas lullaby, w
Pauune. Parker, MM Bo Ho of. U.
S.; medium voice. Utica, N. Y..,
Myers music house. © Dec. 1, 1923:
2 e. Dee. 24; E 578235; May Belle
Hale, Jefferson, Tex: 25358

-—— waltz, M. B. H., of U. S., arr.
Francis. A... Myers, of .U.. S., Utiea,
N. Y., Myers music house. 4io. 1.
Orch.—2. Band. © Dec. 1. 1923:
2 ¢. each Dec. 24; E 5782338, 578234;
May Belle Hale, Jefferson, Tex.

25359, 25360

Twilight wandering: waltz, E. H—
Dy Ok. Senden, G Nove Dd, 1922.:

106658—24——_7

2 c. Nov. 17, 1923; E 575822: Esther
Holm-Schlueter, Evanston, Ill.
25361

Twittering birds; waltz, Hugo Ruysch,
of U. S., op. 153; pf. (Modern col-
lection of pianoforte pieces) © Dec.
5, 1928; 2. «> Dee. 14; °H 575872 ;s
Bach musie co., Boston. 25362

Two little love birds; w and melody
J. Rosamond Johnson, of U. S. ©
1 @ Dec. 17, 1923; E575912: John-
son-Bennett pub. co.. New York.

25363 -

Two (The) players; 33 pieces, com-
piled Preston Ware Orem, of U. S.;
pf., four hands. © Sept. 6, 1923:
2c. and aff. Sept. 8; A 757077; Teo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25364

Two’s company; by Walter Rolfe.
of U. 8.; pf. duet. (Juvenile four
hand entertainment) © Dec. 11,
1923; 2 e. Dec. 138; EH 575649; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25365

Ty-dy-ryd-kum oberek; na tle melodyi
ludowej opr. Frank Przybylski, of
U. S.; uktad na fortepian automaty-
any ie) t é&- Dee. 13. 1923.-"
577863; Victor music roll ¢o., Chi-
cago. 25366

Tzipele ; humorous song, w M. Broder-
son, m I. Gladstone, of Germany.

(PSDESE) «@ -Dec.,.8 ,1923;., 2: c.
Dee. 11; E 577813; Jos. P. Katz, New
York. 25367

U B 4 me and Ill B 4 U: w and m
Irma Cay, of U. S.. © Dec. 27,
1923: 2 e¢., Dee. 28;,-H.578413;),G.
Ricordi & co., inc... New York.

25368

Ugly (The) duckling; cantata. w Isa-
bel Buckingham, m Granville Eng-
lish, of U. S.; two-part cho. of child-
ren’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 27, 1923;
2. e. Dec. 29; © 578251; H. W. Gray
co., News York. 25369

Ultimo (L’) lampione; versi di Pas-
qualotto, musica di C. Festa, of
Italy; mand. ace. 4to. (Piedi-
grotta 1923) © Sept. 8; 1¢. Dec. 8;
*E 573096; Casa _ editrice Mario,
Naples. 25370

Uncle Zeb with his fiddle; by Bert
R. Anthony, of U. S., op. 251, no.
8; pf. (Memories of the old farm
house, no. 3) Sept... 7, ,.1923.;
2 ce. Dec: 28; H.578315; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 25891

Under a one-man top; from A perfect
lady, w B. G. De Sylva, m George
Gershwin, of U.S. © Dec. 27; 1923;
2 c. Dee. 28; EH. 578353 ; Harms, ine.,
New ‘York. 253872

1399

aN i

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©

25373

Under the greenwood tree; part-Song,
w Shakespere, m James P. Dunn, of
U. S.; men’s voices, with trumpet in
B flat and horn in F, ad lib. Fischer
ed. (Choruses in octavo form, no.
5818) © Dee. 22, 1923; 2 c. Dec.
26: BE 578177; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [© arrangement] 25373

Unfortunate (The) fly; w Louise Hill,
m Robert A. Foss, of U. S.; mixed
sri pone 4to. © Dec. 18, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 22; BE 578192; C. W. Thompson
& co., Boston. 25374

U. S. school of music; mandolin les-
sons, 25-48, Harvey P. Longstreet,
of UU; St" ©+ Sept. SAS 1923-2) -c.
Oeti- is!) aie! "Oeil 2a a wonae:
U. S. school of music, New York.

. 200 0D

Universal school music series; primer,
compiled and ed. Walter Damrosch,
George H. Gartlan and Karl W.
Gehrkens, of U. S. 12mo. © Apr.
16, 1923; 2 ce. Dee. 19; aff. Dec. 21;
A 766485; Hinds, Hayden & fPld-
redge, inc., New York. 25376

w and m various authors, com-
piled and ed. Walter Damrosch,
George H. Gartlan and Karl W.
Gehrkens, of U. S. bk. 1. 8vo.—bk.
= Aamo. ~ Cy) Sepu 2” Oct. "26.1923 -
2 ce. each Dee. 19; aff. Dec. 21; A
766486, 766487; Hinds, Hayden &
Hidredge, inc., New York.

ZOot ty 200K

Unto all things voice is given (Alle
dinge haben sprache); German w
Cisar Flaischlen, English w Fred-
erick H. Martens, m <A. Walter
Kramer, of U. S., op. 48, no. 3; high
voice, in D flat. Fischer ed. © Dec.
19} 1923%)'25 @ Dee: 21 YE od8003T ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 25379

Up and doing; Rally day service, w
Lizzie De Armond, m W. 8. Judefind
and others, of U. S. 8vo. © Aug.
3, 1922; 2 e. Dec. 29, 1923 ; FH 580304 ;
Judefind bros., Baltimore. 25380

Up in the garret; musical reading, w
James Newton Matthews, m Sarah
B. Eldridge, of U. S.; pf. with w.

Oet.. BAUI923" Def Wee. 295) Hh
580289 ; Eldridge entertainment
house, Franklin, O. 25381

Up on the farm; w M. §S., m George

Grain yi. OF Ut Sa iar op neo.? CG.
‘‘Beaeh, of U.S. © vve* peer 18,
1928: FE 577957; Marie Schmidt,

Port, Jervis; N.Y. 25382
Up there; from One kiss, w Clare
Kummer, m Maurice Yvain, of
France. © Dec. 4, 1928: 2 © Dee.

pt. TIT, D. S., v.18

5; E 575287;.. Harms, ine., New
York. 20383
Vagary (A); w C..R., melody M.

Peree [pseud. of Mrs. P. B. Robin-
son] of U.S. ©1c. Dee. 24 1923:
E 580106; Chester Ramsey, Potters.
ville, Mo. 25384

Vale of shen siaciaml waltz; J: Owen
Long and Ira Long, of U. S:; pf.,
four hands. © Dec. 7, 1923; 2 «.
Dec. 12; E 575524; D. W. Crist, Alli-
ance, O. 25385

Valgovind’s boat-song; w Laurence
Hope, m Harvey Enders, of U. S.:
low or med. voice. © Dec. 22, 1923;
2c. Dec. 28; E 580264; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 25386

Valse caprice: de Lucien Durand. of
France; pf. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 «.
Nov. 30; E 572985; Louis Jacquot,
Paris. 25387

Valse causerie; by Emil Kronke, of
Germany, op. 140; pf. © Dee. 11,
1923; 2-e: Dee.13 6.0) b1e6 te) Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25888

Valse chromatique; fourth waltz.
Bjarne Rolseth of U. 8., op. 32, no.
1; pf... © Nov. 28-1923 ere. Dec.
15: E 577877; Norwegian-American
music co., New York. 25389

Valse espagnol; by Ambrose Coppée, of

U..S., Op: 159s pre (oe ee reet-

ings) © Dec. 5, 1923; 2 @ Dec. 14;

HE 575870; Bach music co., Boston.

25390

Valse humoresque; by Alfred E.

Roland, of England; pf. © Nov. 5,

1923; 1 c Nov. 20; E 572814: War-

ren & Phillips, London. 25391

Valse impromptu: by Arthur Traves

Granfield, of U. S., op. 10, no. 3;

pf: « ©: Septs.G 19232 a Decs 28;

HE 578317: Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

25392

Valse lente; av Erkki Melartin, op.

119,;; no.. 4,,..60.. amd. Tey. elaliia.A:.

Burt, of U. S.; violin och piano.

(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2350)

©, Nov..,26,..1923; 2 ¢. Dee. 14; E

575845; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revision]

25393

by Henry Tolhurst, of Great

Britain; violin and pf. © Dee. 11,

1923; 2 c. Dec. 13; E 575738; Theo.

Presser co., Philadelphia. 25394

—— by M.L.M., of U..8.; pf. ©lc.
Dec. 15, 1923; E 577915; Marion
Lee Martin, Brooklyn. 25395

Valse Leone; by Charles Dornberger,
of U. S. 1. C melody saxophone.—

1400

“no. 13, 1928

2. E flat alto saxophone. © Nov.
24, 1923; 1 c. each Nov. 26; 1 ¢. each

Dee. 5; E 577508; Richmond-Rob- _

bins, inc., New York. 25396
Valse migonne: by Vladimir Ivano-
vitch Rebikoff, transcribed H.

Clough Leighter, of U. S.; organ.
© Nov. 19, 1923: 2 ¢c. Dec. 28; E
578318; Oliver Ditson eo.,. Boston.
[© transcription] 25397

Valse-papillon: by Emil Kronke, of
Germany, op. 168: pf. © Dec. 11,
1928; 2,.c; Dec, 133, EB, 5756755 Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25398

Valse Ramona; by Bert R. Anthony,
of U. 8.; pf. Rev. ed. Anthony ed.
© Dec. .11, 1923; 2 Dee, 22: EB
580228; Anthony bros., Fall River,
Mass. [© revision] 25399

Vamping Sal, the Sheba of Georgia;
w Henry Creamer, m Lew Pollack,
are. Geo. \J. “Lrinkaus, ‘of.'O.''S: ;
male voices. (Witmark edition, ex-
cellent quartette arrangements, no.
1660) 4to. © Dec. 10, 1923; 2 «@.
Dec. 18; E 577981; M.. Witmark &
sons, New York. [© new arrange-
ment ] 25400

Vanto (Il) italiano: versi e musica
ieee. or U. §.> mand..ace.. ©
Sept. 10, 1923; 2 « Dec. 18; E
580022; Antonio Lamanna, Bridge-
port, Conn. 25401

Van Wert: American legion band
march, A. K. and Hattie Coun-
Setter, of. 8.2 pt. © “Dec.” 15,
eee ee ee. tee Wy Cee a. AL.
Kreisel, Van Wert, O. 25402

Venetian (A) reverie; by Frederick
Hall, of Australia; pf. © Sept. 29,
1923; 1c. Dec..26; 573306; Allan
& co., pty. ltd., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. - 25403

Veni Creator: spiritus: choral, Latin

liturgical text, m Abel Louis Gabert,
of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to.

Oct. 7,.1923; 2 ce. Dec. 10; EB 575470;
Abel L. Gabert, Washington. 25404

Venice: fox trot, w and melody F. G.

M.;\of) WU.) S!’.©'L ©) Dee, 114)1923 -
E 575819; Fred George Morit,
Brooklyn. 25405

Verdi (Giuseppe) Anvil chorus; from
Il trovatore, G. V., transeribed Ed-
win H. Lemare, of England, domi-
ciled’ at Portland, Me.; organ.
(Famous melodies old and new)’
(en, Dee.’ 11, 71923; 2 eh Mec. 13." B

. 975782; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 25406

“MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

25416

Vibbard (Harry L.) Scherzino; by
Eee. VS ot US Ss organ (St.
Cecilia series, no. 294) © Dec. 28,
to2e ; 2 16’ DEP: “hy a1S506' E.
W. Gray co., New York. 25407
Victor (The) King; Easter service,

w Lizzie De Armond, m A. L. Jude-
find and John -J. Thomas, of U. S.
8vo. © Feb. 6,:1922;2 ec. Dec. 29,
1923; E 580299; Judefind bros., Bal-
timore. 25408

Victoria; march, Franz von Blon. of

Germany; band. 4to. © Nov. 27,
1928 eed. F@e ide. y LO. Bie oo fo209 :
Hawkes & son, London. 25409

Victorious (The) Christ; Easter can-
tata, w Lizzie De Armond, m W. B.
Judefind, of U. S. 8vo. © Feb.
651, 1922644 Parse Wee 329, 192387 VE
580297 ; Judefind bros., Baltimore.

25410

Victory (The) may depend on you:
w James Rowe, m H. M. E., of
U. S. © Oct. 30, 1923; 2 ¢. Dec. 24;
E 580150: H. M. Eagle, Burke’s
Garden, Va. 25411

Vid stranden (Am strande); Svensk
text av Nino Runeberg, musik av
Iimari Hannikainen, op. 5, nr. 1,
ed. and rev. Julia A. Burt, of U. 8.
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2843)
© Nov. 26, 1923; 1 c. Dec. 14; E
575842; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. [© editing and revision]

25412

Vieni (Come); parole di Vittorino di
Camillo, English version Frederick
H. Martens, musica di Alberto
Rizzi for<U. Si »© Dee 27,:.1923
2 @ Dee. 28; E 578411; G. Ricordi
& co., ine., New York. 25413

Vieux (La) Tsigane; paroles de Em-
manuel Buenzod, musique de iHd-
ouard Poldini, of Switzerland, op.
98, no. 8; cheeur 4 4 voix d’hommes.

Aten SCE. "CL, no? 583ye. ©: "Dec.
19282 Va Gsg Deen, 222i oat
Foetisch fréres, s. a., Lausanne,
Switzerland. 25414
Vindication; mareh, K. L. King, of

U. 8.; band. 4to. © Mar. 10, 1923;
2 @ Dec. 21; E 578085; C. L. Barn-
house, Oskaloosa, Ia. 25415
Virginia Brown; w and m Jos. E.
Howard, Norman J. Vause and
Henry Welling, arr. Geo. J. Trin-
kaus, of U. S8.; male voices. (Wit-

mark edition, excellent quartette
arrangements, no. 1720) 4to. ©
Dec, 10,° 1923; 2 'c. Dec. 18; E

577980; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [© arrangement] 25416

1401

25417

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

pt. 111, s., v.18

Virginia, don’t go too far; from A per-
fect lady, w B. G. De Sylva, m
George Gershwin, of U. S. © Dec.
2k 1923 5-2 ee Dees: 28 2 Ho F68854:
Harms, ine., New York. 25417

Vittorina ; mazurea, di Angelo Cimino,
of Italy, domiciled at New York,
arr. Louis Canoro, of U. S.; instru-
mental. © 1 ¢ Dee. 14, 1923; BE
579875; Frank D’Errico, New York.

25418

Viva il vino; valzer, melody Giuseppe
Tarantola, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1923; E
579171; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn.

25419

Vivacion ; mazurka de salon, N. C., of
Russia, domiciled at Newark, N. J.;
pf. ©l1c. Dec. 13, 1923; EB 577866;
Nathan Ciganeri, Newark, N. J.

25420

Volga
arr. G. S. Edward, of U. S.; violin
and pf., in the first position. Mark
bro. ed. (Famous songs and melo-
dies) © Dec. 27. 1923; 2 c. Dec. 28;
Hi 578271; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. [© arrangement]

25421

Volunteer (The) choir; monthly mag-
azine, ed. E. 8. Lorenz and others,
of U. S. Christmas number, v. XI,
no. 2, Nov., 1923. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1923 ; 2c. and aff. Oct. 29; A 762729 ;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 25422

Vor’ses elskte fgdeland; tekst og mu-
sik Axel Andreasen, of Denmark;
for solister og kor i Lillehedinge sapg-
forening. (In Dansk arbejde) ©
Dec. 8, 1923; 1 ec. Dec. 24; HE 573261 ;
Wilheim Hansen, Copenhagen.

25423

Vous souvenez-vous. madame; fantai-
sie, de Lucien Durand, of France;
pf. © Nov. 3, 1923; 1 ¢« Nov. 80;
572932; Louis Jacquot, Paris.

25424

Vovage (The) (WL’invitation au voy-
age): w Ch. Baudelaire, English
version Alice Mattullah, of U. S.,
m Henri Duparc, ed. N. Clifford
Page, of U. S.; medium voice in C.
(Select songs by French composers,
Carl Wischer edition, series II: Su-
perior ed. 5591) © Dec. 8, 1923;
2 ec, Dec. 24; E 580085; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York [© English version
and arrangement] 25425

Wa wa blues; w Tommy Thompson

ji. e., EH. T.] m Augustin Borguno, of |

U. 8S. ©1c. Dec. 19, 1923 ; EF 580024 ;
Ernest Thompson, Washington.
25426

boatmen song; Russian song,

Wagner (Richard) Hvening star; ro-
mance from Tannhiuser, R. W., arr.
Calvin Grooms, of U. S.; C melody
saxophone and pf., with pts. for BE
flat alto, B flat ten. and C melody
saxophones. Century certified ed.
(Favorite light classics for saxo-
phone with piano accompaniment,
series II, no. 2234)- © Dec. 20,
1923; 2 ec. Dee. 20; H 578039; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. [©
arrangement | 25427

Lullaby; by R. Wagner, tran-
seribed Clarence Dickinson, of U. S.;
organ. (St. Cecilia series, no. 234)
© Nov. 16, 1923: 2 « Nov. 17; #
574962; H. W. Gray co., New York.
[© transcription] 25428

O star of eve; from Tannhaeu-
ser, R. Wagner, transcribed Edwin
H. Lemare, of Hngland, domiciled
at Portland, Me.; organ. (Famous
melodies old and new) © Dee. 11,
1928; 2.¢c, Dee: 18; H.eisf2a4 Dheo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. [© new
arrangement] 25429

Wait till the clouds roll by; w Pearl
French Weger, m May Hill, of U. S.
© Dec. 8, 1923; 2 c Nov. 28; E
577819; Roger Graham, Chicago.

25430

‘Waiting for you; w B. R., m Arnold

T. Lax, of U. S.. New York, Frank
Harding. © Oct. 17, 1923; 2 « Dee.
20; E 578222; Benjamin Ramsey,
Lancaster, Pa. 25431

Walk in de narrow way; w and m
anon., arr. J. B. Herbert, of U. S.
© Dec. 17, 1923; 2 ec. Dec. 26; E
580217; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
eago. [© arrangement] 25432

Walsenburg galop; by K. L. King, of
U. S.; orch:, with pf. ace. 4to. ©
Mar. 10, ° 1923 "2" ea beeri ci,
578080; C. L. Barnhouse, Okaloosa,
Ta. 25433

Walter; comedy one-step, w and m
Jack O’Hagan, of Australia. © Sept.
18, 1923; 1 @ Dee. 26; E 573308;
Allan & co., pty., ltd., Melbourne,
Australia. 25434

Waltz in B flat; by J. H. of U. S., arr.
William M. Schmidt, of U. S.; pf.
© 1 ec. Dee. 19, 1923; H 515974;
Justin Huber, Cincinnati. 25435

Valtz in springtime; by L. Leslie Loth,
of U. S.; pf. (Three characteristic
pieces) © Dec. 17, 19238: 2 ¢, Dec.
20; E580004; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 25436

Wandering in dreamland; w A. B. K.,

mn bk. S. S. Huntington, oni s:

1402

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

©! tre: Dee. 7, 19235 H575821; A:
B. Kinsey, New Philadelphia, QO.

20437 ©

Warner’s standard graded _ violin
course; bk. 3, by F. E. Warner, of
U. S. © Oct. 11, 1923; 2 ¢. and aff.
Oct. 13; A 761114; Chart music pub.
house, Chicago. 25438

Warner’s very easy clarinet method
for beginners; by F. HE. Warner, of
Pee 410.) ©) Oct. 5; 1923 +. 2c.
and afi. Oct. 13; A 761111; Chart
musie pub. house, Chicago. 20439

Warner’s very easy slide trombone
method for beginners; in bass cleff,
by F. E. Warner, of U. S. Ato.
Oeies, 1925 2c. and att, Oct. 13.;
A 761112; Chart music pub. house,
Chicago. 25440

Warren G. Harding; w. N. B. S8., m
Al. Meehan, of U. 8.; pf. with w.
© Dec. 6, 19283; 2 « Dec. 10; E
579427; Nora B. Stump, Parkers-
burg, W. Va. 25441

Wasté wala ka kelo (I love you so);
w Alfred Fletcher, m Thurlow Lieur-
ance, of U. S. © Dec. 11, 19238;
2 ¢. Dee. 13; E 575766; Theo. Presser
eo., Philadelphia. 25442

Wasted love; w and melody William
Russell and Edward Herbert, of U.
S.. © 1c Dee. 17, 1923; EH 575900;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 25443

Waterlily (The) ; w Elizabeth Moore,
m Dagmar de Corval Rybner, of
U..S.; high voice. © Dee. 7, 1923;
2c. Dec. 12; EH 517830; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 25444

Waiters (The) of Muscle shoals; or,
Indian chieftain’s lament, w W. R.
M., m EH. 8. 8S. Huntington, of U.S.
© Dee. 27, 1923; 2 c« Dee. 28; E

518241; W:. R. McKerall, Hast |
Florence, Ala. 25445
Waves (The); waltz, R. Krentzlin,

of Germany, op. 74; pf. © Dec. 26,
1923; 2 ec. Dec. 29; HE 580849; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 25446
Wav down in Florida Bev: w J. M.,
melody John L. Ryan, of U. S. ©
1 e. Dec. 28, 1928; BH 578248; John
Metz, Milwaukee. 25447

We love to think while we sing: w.

and m H. E. E., of U. S. © Nov. 28,
1928; 2 c Dee. 19; EH 575996; Henry
Evert Hngle, Exchange, W. Va.
. 25448
We're all going down to Pasadena;
wandm J. W. C., of U. SS. Pasa-
dena, Calif.,

Mission music co.

1403

" 25459

(Cover title: Pasadena) © Dee.
a S28 =. 02 ‘evuDec: 19'37 BD %236 :
James W. Casey, Pasadena, Calif.
25449,

We're forever moving; w and melody
A. S.,,of U. S. ©1 c. Dee. 20,1923 ;
E 578028; Alexander Sussman,
Philadelphia. — 25450

We said good-bye I wonder why; fox
trot, Ben Meroff and Ken Gedney,
arr. Wm. J. J. Lewis, of U. S.; orch.
4to. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 24;
BE 580131; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. [© arrangement]
25451
— w Clifford Ryde and Milt Brit-
ton, m Ben Meroff and Ken Gedney.
af U.S. © Dec, 20, 1923: 2..c,. Dee.
21; £580041; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 25452

We still love you, John Barleycorn:
fox trot, w G. A. M. m E. S. S.
Huntington, of U. S. ©1.¢ Dec.
hy 49282 . En STS819i5; Geo. A, .Me-
Quilkin, Philadelphia. 25453

We will meet again some day; w J.
B. Helm, m H. C. R., of U. S., arr.
Friedrich Janssen, of U.S. ©1-«
Dec. 15, 1923; E 577907; H. C. Ren-
ner, Cleveland. 25454

We won a glorious victory; w aud m
FICE Eat US Se @ ine. Deen is,
1923; EH577865; John H. Taylor,
Newark, N. J. 25455

Well-a-day! w Helen Taylor, m EHKast-
hope Martin, of Great Britain; in
G. (Four pastorals, no. 3) © May
31, 1922; 1 c. Dee. 8, 1923; E 573106 ;
Enoch & sons, Itd., London. 25456

Wenn ich bei bubi bin; shimmy-fox-
lied, aus Dolly, gesangstext v. Ru-
delph Bernauer, musik v. Hugo
Hirsch, of Germany, instr. v. Her-

mann Krome, of Germany; salon-
orck. mit piano-direcktion. 4to. ©
ING: 20, 1923: ak es) Dee, 29). E

073324; Dreimasken verlag, a. g..
Berlin. 25457
Westfinliindischer walzer (Valse fin-
landaise) ; av Selim Palmgren, op.
66, ur. 1, arr. Nicolaj Hansen, of
Denmark ; salonorehester. Ato.
(Heimdal, nr. 95) © Nov. 1, 1923;
1 ¢ Nov. 20; H572828; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. [© arrange-
ment] 25458
What a fool you made out of me;
w and m Vincent C. Plunkett, Earl
Comyns and Dorothy Pelunis, of U.
S..-@©' Dee 10;'1923; 2 e Dee. 18;
E 578007; Angelus music pub. co.,
Los Angelus. 25459

CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

25460 —

pt. 111, :’sh,.¥. 18

What a wonderful world it would be;
w D. Eardley-Wilmot, m Hermann
Lohr, of Great Britain. © Dec. 12,
1923; 1c. Dee. 13; HE 573165; Chap-
pell & co. ltd., London. 25460

What aloha means; w and m Kai-
manahila, of U. 8S. © Dee. 10, 1923;
2 ce. Dec. 18; EH 578002 ; Oscar Hyait,
Honolulu. 20461

What have you done about God; w
and m A. J. H., of U. S. © Dee 8,
1928')"2 -@ Deer 10s 57D450 Ary.
Hodge, Mazeppa, Minn. 25462

What is your life; w and m J. B. T.,
O1.U, 8.0 © Aug. 4 Agee 2 acnaec:
3; H575201; John B. Trowbridge,
Los Angeles. 25463

What’ll?—and mine’s a—; song fox
trot, w and m Vowles Norman, of
England; in D. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 5, 1923;
1 c@ Dee. 12; E 573147; Cecil Len-
nox & co., London. 25464

What you need is me. little papa, and
what I want iS you; w and melody
Eloise Bennett, of U. S., arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Dec. 17, 1928; EH 575907; John-
son Bennett pub. co., New York.

25465

When can I call you sweetheart; fox
trot, w and m S. C., Chas. Krider
and Joe Errico, of U. S. © Oct. 24,
1928; 2 e@. Oct.. 24: 5752515. Stan-
ley Colarusso, Mount Vernon, N. Y.

25466

When do we eat; w and m Frel F.
Bryan,’ of (Ui Se New, York.oB. «A.
music pub. co. © Oct. 29, 1923; 2
ce. Oct. 30; £ 574642; Barney Ab-
ramowitz, New York. 25467

When first I set foot into old New
York town; w D. H.,m EH. S. 8. Hunt-
ington, of U.S. ©1ce Dec. 7, 1923;
E 575320; D. Harrison, Reading, Pa.

25468
lips surrender; Spanish

from Sancho Panza, w
and m Hugo Felix, of U. S. ©
Dec. 24, 19283; 2 c« Dec. 24; E
580169; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 25469

When I awake in His likeness: w and
ma S.. Geof, WU. 7 Se .OwNoy.%,
1923; 2 e Nov. 17; H 574951; Lida
Shivers Leech, Philadelphia. 25470

When I looked into your eyes; w
Monte Collins, jr., melody W. H.,
of U. S., arr. Monroe M. Jockers, of

When her
Serenade,

UW Sey © A te Dees, 40:¢71923
575395; Wanda Hawley, Los Ange-
les. 25471

i

When Jesus answers my prayer; w
Of: Bs: Linn; em Aa Bes ota s.
©“Nov. 29, 1923; 2c) Dee vane
078457; Andrew L. Byers, Harris-
burg, Or. _ 25472

When mammy’s ship comes home; w
F. W. Holland, m Dorothy Mills, of
Great Britain. © Dee. 14, 1923; .
1 ¢. Dec. 27; E 573245; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.

25473

When Molly and I went fishing; w
Mrs. 8. F. Chapman, m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach.

of US. XO". 198" Deer as, “iszs
E 577956; Mrs. S. F. Chapman,
Woodus, Conn, 25474

When mother speaks (Die mutter
spricht) ; clinging legato, R. Krentz-
lin, of Germany, op. 85, no. 1; pf.
(From my youth) © Dec. 11, 1923;
2 ec. Dec. 18; E 575716; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 25475

When my feet press pavements golden ;
w T. C. Henderson, m Mrs. T. C. H.,
of U. S. © Nov. 1, 1923; 2 ec. Dec.
10; EB 575409; Mrs. T. C. Henderson,
Cleveland. 25476

When my sweet man tickles the iv’ries
for me; w and melody Eloise Ben-

nett, of U. S., arr. J. Rosamond
Johnson, of; UecS.. 4 foc Ween,
1923; E 575908; Johnson-Bennett
pub. co., New York. 25477

When our Saviour wished to prove;
two part song or cho., EH. Pavani,
of U. S. 4to. © Dec. 29, 1923; 2 c.
Dec. 31; E 578415; Shattinger piano
& musie co., St. Louis. 25478

When romance wakes; w J. L. John-
ston, m Ned Freeman and Sam Mes-

senheimer, of ‘U.S. © Dec? 3t,
1923 3 2 "eC! DBC ok si, hi eee a
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.. New
York. 25479

When springtime comes; waltz, w and
mB. LaiS., of Ups. Oy nen ieee
1923 ; E 574947 ; Bernard LeRoy Sea-
man, New York. 25480

When the angels come for me; w John-
son Oatman, jr.,m H. M. E., of U.S.
©) Oct.; 30, 19235 Zn cee ges
580141; H. M. Hagle, Burke’s Gar-
den, Va. 25481

When the golden leaves are turning;
wand m Arthur Savage Josselyn, of
Us, S., anne M. aL. duake,.ot , Ws sant©)
Jan./3, 19242 ¢., Dec. )26,, 1925.5 Bi
578514: Alpha music co., Providence,
1c 25482

When the harvest moon is shining dear
Louise; w ©. R. B., m Sylvia For-

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1923

rest, of U. S.; pf. with w.. © Nov.
27, 1923; 2 c« Dec. 10; E 575448;

’ Charles R. Braden, L’Anse, Mich.
25483
When the harvest time was over, fifty
years ago today; fox trot ballad,
wand m J. C. S., of U. 8S... Phila-
delphia, John C. Sycamore co. ©
Dec. 24, 1923; 2 c Dee. 12; E 580020 ;

John C. Sycamore, Philadelphia.

25484
When the robins nest again; w B. K.,
m “Geos Graif, jr. of. VU. .8.,; arr.
Theo. G. Beach, of U.S. ©1c. Dee.
13, 1923; E 577841; Betty Kraft, St.
Paul. 25485

When thou smilest; concert gavotte,
D. M, of U.'S.; pf. © Dee. 15,
1923; 2 «. Dee. 15; E 577894; Do-
nato Montano, Brooklyn. 25486

When we are married; duet, from One
kiss, w Clare Kummer, m Maurice
Yvain, of France. © Dec. 14, 1923;
2¢@. Dec. 15; E 575847; Harms. inc.,
New York. 25487

When you and I were young, Maggie;
by -J. A. Butterfield, arr. Calvin
Grooms, of U. 8.; C melody saxo-
phone and pf., with pts. for E flat
alto, B flat ten. and C melody saxo-
phones. Century certified ed. (Fa-
vorite light classics for saxophone
with piano accompaniment, series
II, no. 2235) © Dec. 20, 1923; 2 e.
Dee. 20; E 578038; Century music
pub. co., New York. [© arrange-
ment] 25488

When you are gone; w Madge Wood-
ward Romine, m John J. Becker, of
U. S. © Nov. 19, 1923; 2 « Nov.
17; E 574949; Gilbert music ¢o.,
Chicago. 25489

When you kissed me goodnight mother
of mine; w D. J. Considine, m H.R.

MeN Of Wns, (G) Ave. Dee: 10,4923.

E 575403 ; H. R. McDonald, Chicago.
25490
When you take the road with me:
valse one-step, from The beauty
prize, m Jerome Kern, arr. H. M.
Higgs, of Great Britain; orech., with
1st violin conductor. London, Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 4to. (Chappell &
co.’s orchestral journal, no. 956) ©
Nov.“ 10) + 1925 een hiN@as 22 <" Bh
572885; T. B. Harms co., New York.
[© arrangement] 25491
Where are the girls of yesterday; w
.H...K., melody John F. Ryan, of
WU, S5 ©-1, c..Dec.7,,.1923.-H.5 55306 ;
Emma. Killy, Elizabeth, N. J.
25492

25505

Where cotton grows; intro., I wish I
was in Dixie, by Paul Lawson, oi
US. pe: )) ©: Deen 2.119235 9s.
Dec. 29; E 578379; Theo. Presser Go.,
Philadelphia. 25493 ©

Where dawn and sunset meet: w
Charles O. Roos, m Thurlow Lieur-
ance, of U. S. © Dee. 27, 1923; 2 ¢.
Dec. 29; E 578388; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 25494

Where does he spend the time he
doesn’t spend with me; w and
melody G. H. Gowen, of U. S. ©
1 ec. Dec. 3,.1923 ; E 577773; G. How-
ard Gowen, Chicago. 25495

Where mother is that’s home sweet
home: wyand mm. Vo E:..0f > Ser iC)
Dee cl 12s a ee eee, eka en Ey
575917; Victor Lindstrom, Tacoma,
Wash. 25496

Where the bee sucks; two-part song,
w Shakespeare, m _ Richard J.
Pitcher, of Great Britain; women’s
voices. 4to, © Dec: 11, 1923: 2 ¢:
Dee. 13; E 575634: Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia. 25497

Where the lotus blooms: by Charles
Wakefield Cadman, of U. S.; pf. |

Mees Ani1985 > a merIDeer’ 18501
575743; Theo. Presser co., Phila- °
delphia. 25498

Where the moon beams wend their
way; w L. BE. W., m George Graff,
jr., of U. S., arr. Theo. G. Beach,
of UasSi Ov lie Dee.) t8, 4923 ;
BE 577955; Laverne EH. Wright, Flint,
Mich. 25499

While bells of memory chime; w and
m Marguerite Lawrence Test, of
U. S.; with violin or ’cello obbl.
1. High voice, in F.—2. Medium
voice, in E flat.—3. Low voice, in C.
© Sept. 4, 1923; 2 ce. each Dec. 28;
E 578309; Oliver Ditson co.. Bos-
ton. 25500

Whip-poor-will; w M. C., m Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of
U. S.. New York, Frank Harding.
Gy (Dee. 10" 1923. 2 uc: . Dee: 20.
E 578228: Mary Cowan, Chicago.

25501

Whispering hope; waltz, Hawthorne,
arr: M. W. Butler, of U. S.; pf. or
organ. © Dec. 6, 1923; 2 ec. Dec.
10; E 575462; A. W. Perry’s sons,
Sedalia, Mo. [© new arrangement]

25502
Whispering winds; w H. F. C., m
Otto Bonnell, of U. S. Reno, Pa.,

Great West. © Nov. 29, 1928; 2 ¢.
Noy. 30; E 575156; Harry F. Cook,
Reno, Pa. 25503

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

25004

Whistling fantasy; by Emily Neiman,
of U. S.: pt’ © July 10, 1923; 2 c.
Dee. 28; E 578490; Emily N. Sterne,
Mill Valley, Calif. 25504

White are the fields to harvest; w
James Wells, m B. B. B., of U. S.
© Oct. 30, 1923; 2 @ Dec. 24; E
580154; B. B. Beall, Douglasville,
Ga. 25505

White lilies; by Selim Palmgren, of
U. S., ed. and fingered Bjarne Rol-
seth, of U. S.; pf. (Northern gems,
first series, no. 4) © Dec. 10,1923;
2c. Dec. 15; E 577879; Norwegian-
American music co., New York.

25506

Whither shall I go from Thy spirit;
sacred solo, w from the Bible, m
Addison F. Andrews, of U. S. ©

Hee. U1, ',1923:-* 2 ee eee. o los EB
575740; Theo. Presser co., Philadel:
phia. 25507

Who can it be: w and melody W.
D,..R, of +B. Soe@ d, &-Dec,, 26,
1928; E 580235; W. Dean Rogers,
Los Angeles. 25508

Who crossed Napoleon, while Napo-
leon was crossing the Alps; w and
melody Clyde Hager and Walter
Goodwin, of U. S. ©1 ec. Dee. 10,
1923; E 575468; Hager and Good-
win, Chicago. 25509

Who is the meanest gal in town—
Josephine; w Henry Creamer, mel-
edy Ray Brown and Henry Ackley.
Of-U. S. arr, BR. B. © 1 €omec.
27, 1923; E 580234; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York.

Who’ll take care of Lucie when I’m
gone; w and melody A. S., of U.-S.
© 1c Dee. 20, 1923; BE 578027;
Aljexander Sussman, Philadelphia.

25511

Who’s on your mind; w J. E. S., m
Arnold 'T. Lax of UL S:°©@ Le
Deer 3b (1923; Hh. US1s42e od. BH.
Strader, Carpenter, S. D. 25512

Whoop-la; w James Kendis, m Albert
Sherman, of U. S. © Dec. 20,
1923 ; 2c Dee. 22; E 578119; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 255138

Whose Izzy is he, is he yours or is

he mine; w and melody Brown,
Green and Sturm, of U. S., arr.
Ed. Morbach, jr., of U.S. ©1e.

Dec. 29, 1923; E 580334; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.

25514

Whose little girl are you going to be;

w W. M., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S.,

arr. Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©

25910 |

pt. m1, 2. s., v.18

1 ec. Dec. 18, 1923; E 577848; Walter
Marzolf, Stapleton, S. IL, N. Y.
25515

Why did God let you die? wR. A. C.,
m Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. ©1e.
Dee. 14, 1923; E 575807; Raymond
A. Cornick, Brooklyn. 25516
Why did she; w and m M. M. and B.
H., of. U.S," O' 1) Dec 2a, fo25 ;
E 578231; Milly Milstein and Bob
Horwitz, Los Angeles. yas) Ws
Why do you let me pine; w F. G.,
melody Gino Tirelli, of U.S. ©1c.
Nov. 27, 1928; E 575259; Fanchon
Graffam, Brooklyn. . 25518
Why Robinson Crusoe got the blues;
w Kd. HE. Bryant, m Hubert W.
David, of Great Britain; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 10, 1923; 1 e. Nov. 22; E
572883; Lawrence Wright music
co., London. 25519
Why worry; w J. E., m John F. Ryan,

of U.S.) @ lee Dec: 7, 19233. 18
575308; Josephine Httinger, New
York. 25520

Wifie, wee wifie; w S. H. F., melody
John F. Ryan, of U. S. ©1c. Dee.
22, 1923 ; E 578065; S. H. Fitzgerald,
Blackstone, Va. 25521

Wild (A) cowboy; w R. P., melody M.
Peree [pseud. of Mrs. P. B. Robin-
son] of U.S. ©1e. Dec. 24, 1923:
Ei 580108; Reva Purcell, Payette, Id.

25522

Will you remember me? fox-trot. w
Ferguson Noakes, m Frederick Hail,
of Australia. © Oct. 9, 1923; 1 ¢.
Dec. 26: E 573307; Allan & co., pty.
ltd., Melbourne, Australia. 25523

Williams (C. 4 Becket) Elegy; by
CG. A Becket Williams, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Nov: 22, 1923" fee mec.
27; E 5738234: Augener, Itd., Lon-
don. 25524

Winding (The) road; w Tertius Van
Dyke, m R. Nathaniel Dett, of U. S.
© Dee. 11, 1923; 2.6 7 Deena
575764; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 7 2

Windmill etude; by Edmond Lanier,
of U. S., op. 158; pf. (Modern col-
lection of pianoforte pieces) ©
Dec. 5, 1923; 2 c. Dee. 14; E 575861 ;
Bach music co., Boston. 25526

Windsor forest dances; easy suite,
Ernest Newton, of Hngland; pf.
Contents: 1. The maids of honour.—
2. The shepherd’s dance—3. A
gipsy dance.—4. The elves’ dance.—
5. The woodman’s dance. © Dec.

- 29. 1923 1 'e Deca Sty Hi Otaade:
Leonard & co., London. 25527

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

no. 13, 1928

PL or U.S! “© t'eé Dee: 71923); BH
575853; Ernest Adolph _ Priebe,
Meriden, Conn.

Winning souls; w andm UL. S. L., of
Ur sae) Dee. 10,1923: 2c. Dec..17;

EH 575933; Lida Shivers Leech,
Philadelphia. 25529
Winsome blushes; valse, Walter

Rolfe, of U. 8.; pf. (Fleeting fan-

cies) © Dee. 11, 1923: 2 c Dee.
18; E 575752; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 25530

Wishes and wonderings; seven songs
for children, w Doris Rowley, m
Alee Rowley, of England. © Dec.
T4, 192373 1c) Dec. 27 7! BH 573292 ;s
Winthrop Rogers, !td., London.

25531

With a chug-e chug-e chug-e, and a
honk! honk! honk! w andm I. D.
A., of U. S., arr. Beth Densmore, of
U.S. ©: A (E DEE! 15, 1923 B
577902 ; Irving Deloss Appleby, Rox-
bury, Mass. ZOOL

With Jesus to guide me, Vil go; w
L. H. Green, m B. B. B., of U.S.
Oct. 30, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 24; E 580163 ;
B. B. Beall, Douglasville, Ga. 25533

With linked arms; by Charles E. Brill-
hart, of U. S., op. 69; pf., four
hands. © Dee. 11, 1923; 2 e. Dec.
13; E 575783; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 25034

With thee to-night; w J. B. Helm. m
H. C. R., of U. S, arr. Friedrich
Janssen. © 1c. Dee. 15, 1923; E
577908; H. C. Renner, Cleveland.

25535

With your plus-fours on, I love you
John; the great golfing fox-trot,
w and m Herbert Elliott Smith, of
Great Britain. © Dee. 15, 1923;
1 ec. Dec. 27; E 573268; Cecil Len-
nox & co., London. 25536

Within my heart; w L. B. F., m S. E.
Wo, or wos. - @) te: Dee. 17,1925 *
E 575957; Laura Bucklew Farrell
and Susan Eugenia Wren, Excelsior
Springs, Mo. 20001

Without you (Sans toi); w Victor
Hugo, English version Alice Mattul-
lath, of U. S., m Guy D’Hardelot,
ed. N. Clifford Page, of U. S.; me-
dium voice in A flat. (Select songs
by French composers, Carl Fischer
edition, series II: Superior ed.
5597) © Dee. 8, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 24;
E 580083; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. [© English version and ar-
rangement] 25538

25528 |

25550"

Winking; fox trot, w and melody E. A. | Wolgazigeuner (Wolgagipsies) ; ouver-

ture, von Hans Spialek, of Austria,
op. 39; klavier. © Aug. 11, 1923;
1c. Oct. 15; E 572881; Ed. Bote and
G. Bock, Berlin. 25539)

Wonder where my lovin’ man’s gone;
w and melody Richard M. Jones, of
Di Si4 Other Deen 4719282
575901; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 25540

Wonder why; w and m EK. C. Barroll,
of U. S.; with violin or saxophone ~
obbl. © Dec. 11. 1923; 2 c. Dec. 13;
E 575735; Theo. Presser c¢o., Phila-
delphia. 25541

Wonderful girl; w G. G., melody Lu-
ther A. Clark, of U. S. ©1« Dec.
17, 1923; E 575942; Godin Greene,
Los Angeles. 25542

Wonderful girl of today; w and m
Bernie Grossman and Willy White,
of U. S. © Dec. 26, 1928; 2 c. Dec.
17; E 578489; Stark & Cowan, inc.,
New York. 25548

Wonderful peace of my Saviour; w
Alfred Barratt, m I. E. R., of U. 8.
© Aug. 1, 1923; 2 c Dec. 3; EB
575230;. I. E. Reynolds, Seminary
Hill, Tex. 25544

Wonderful Rose; w and m J. C., of
Italy. domiciled at Brooklyn. ©
1 ¢« Dec. 29, 1923; E 578483; Jack
Casio, Brooklyn. 25545.

Wondrous (The) story; Christmas
service, w and m W. B. Judefind, of
THiS Syoye@G. Octii6; 41923 :)2.-e,
Dec. 29; E 580317; Judefind bros.,
Baltimore. 25546

Won’t you come with me; w E. H. K.,
m. Jonn hy Ryan. of .U.S.5 © Le.
Dec. 7, 1923; E 575305; Emil H.
Klaas, Chicago. 25547

Won’t you while away a little while
with me; w Ralph Stanley, m Nat.
D. Ayer, of U. 8.; in C. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee. 5,
1923; 2 c. Dec. 7; E 573104; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 25548

Woodland shrine; by Carl Schmeidler,.
of Germany; pf. © Dec. 11, 1923;
2 ce. Dec. 13; E 575669; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 25549

Wocdland songsters; by Carl Schmeid-
ler, of Germany; pf. © Dec. 11,
mis 5 2 e@) Dees ls > Rr oT5666';’Fneo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25550

Worship; by Geoffrey Shaw, of Eng-
land. 1. Violoncelli—2. Violino
1.— 38. Violino II.—4. Viola. —5.
Basso. © Dec. 28, 1923; 1 c. each
Dee. 31; E 573334-573338 ; Novello
& co., ltd., London. — 25551-25555.

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25556

Worship the Lord in the beauty of
holiness; w J. S. B. Monsell, m H. 8.
Hosmer, of U. S.; mixed voices.
Ato. (Theo. Presser co. sacred
music for mixed voices) © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 c. Dee. 18; E 575624; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25556

Would you go so soon; w anon., m
Bainbridge Crist, of U. S.; medium
voice in A. (Sheet music ed., V.

794) © Nov. 17, 1923; 2 «. Dee.
24; E 580063; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 20000

Wow, wow, blues; w and m W. C.
Wasceher, of U. S., arr. Carroll

Peels, of U.S. ©1c. Dee. 28, 1923; |

EH 578274; Winston Carl Wascher,
Danville, Ill. 25058

Wreaths of love and praise; Chil-
dren’s day service, w Dorothy Day-
ton and Mary Mills, m A. L. Jude-
find and others, of U. S. 8vo. ©
April 17, 19225 2 ec. Dee. 29, 1923 ;
E 580302: Judefind bros., Baltimore.

25559

Ye sweet retreat; by Harold Bauer,
‘of England, domiciled at New York ;
pf. (Tunes from the eighteenth
‘century, no. 2) ©, Dec. 17, 1923:
2 ec. Dec. 20; E 580009; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 25560.

Yellow roses; waltz, Daniel Rowe, of
Us S.; pf.. (In June) © Dee. 11,
1923; 2 c@ Dec. 18; E 575695; Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25561.

Yellowstone trail; march, K. L. King,
of:.U. S.; band. 4to. ©, Mar. /10,
1923; 2 « Dee. 21; E 578084; C. L.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 25562.

Yes, you have to show me; w E. 8. S.
Huntington, m J. D., of U.S. ©
1c Dee. 7, 1923; E 575312; Josue
Duguay, Los Angeles. 25563

Yosel; w Samuel Steinberg, m Nellie
Casman,) of aU: (Sig ptdavith,., w.
Kammen ed. (.2908°) © Nov. 7,
1923; 2c Dec. 21; BH 578195; Jack
and Joseph Kammen, Brooklyn.

25564

You are my sweet little angel of love;
fox trot, w Frank Ruvolo, melody
RP) of USS. © 1, ¢. Dees13; 1923.;
E 575494; Rosario Pellegrino, Dan-
nemora, N. Y. 25565

You better build love’s fire, or your
sweet mama’s gone; w and m Shel-
ton Brooks, of U. S. Shelton
Brooks ed. New York, Shelton
Brooks. © Dec. 31, 19238; 2: c. Dee.
29: E 580326; F. Wallace Rega, New
York. 25566

pt. DE B.S

You can take me away from Dixie,
but you can’t take Dixie from me;
w Roger Lewis, m Fred Rose, of
U.S. © Dec. 15, 1923; 2 c. Dec. 20;
H 580493 ; Hearst music publishers,
Itd., Winnipeg, Canada. 25567

You can’t make me mad; w and m
iD. F., of USS. @iaieabecras3,
1923; E 577888; L. Dorothy Finch,
Washington. 25568

You changed the shadows to sun-
shine; w Albert T. Schoelwer, melody
Be: H.'S.,.of U. S.. Qi Weers,
1923; E 575248; Edward H. Schoel-
wer, Cincinnati. 25569

You don’t even care; ballad, w Ralph
Lawler, m T. K., of U. S. © Dee.
15, 1923; °2 es: Deciy ZO: dy DtS105 ;
Ted Kussmann, Galesburg, Ill. —

25570

You don’t know my mind; blues, w
Sam Gray and Virginia Liston, mel-
ody ©. Williams, of U. S. ©1e.
Dec. 24, 1923; E 580165; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. > Zoo (i

You don’t know what you’re missing,
when you don’t know why you’re
kissing; w and melody A. S., of
User Sav a 1 e. Dee. 19, 1923; H
575971; Alexander Sussman, Phila-
delphia. 25572

You don’t know you and I don’t know
me; w andm S. EH. W., of U.S.
1 ¢. Dec. 17, 1923; E 575960; Susan
Eugenia Wren, Excelsior Springs,
Mo. 25573

You don’t mean nothing to me now;
w and melody Jack Palmer and C.
W., of. U. S. © 1 c« Dee. 14, 1923;
E 575814; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 25574

You have broken my heart; w K. A.,
melody John F. Ryan, of U. S. |
1 e¢@. Dec. 28, 1928; EH 578242; Kath-
erine Anderson, Detroit. 25575

You have made me a man; w R. T.
H., m Geo. Graff, jr., of U. S., arr.

Theo, -G., Beach ote see. C,

Dec. 18, 1923; E 577854; Roy

Thomas Hendrix, Turon, Kan.
25576

You may be a sheik with all the other
little girls, but you are no Valentino
to me; w. and im CC) SES) oes.
© Dee. 12, 1923; 2 « Dec. 14; HE
575803: Charles M. Schofield, Alton,
Til.

You may be sorry, but it is too late

now: w and melody H. F. H., of
WS. YO! le: Dec. sei. es

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

m0. 13, 1923

25995

575962; Hugene F. Hunter, New | Youthful marchers (Marsch der ju-

York. 25978

You may have forgotten; w P. A. S.,
m Robert Hamilton, of U. S. ©

Wee 722, 192383): 2 °c. Dee: 24,.E
580055; P. A. Sugrue, Stratford,
Conn. 25579

You must face Him some day; w
num Wek. B., jr. of U. So ©

Octevath, 1923" 2c. Dee. 243, BH
BOM ast tak. baxter; jr.,;Texar-
kana, Ark. 25580

You’re the manager but I’m the boss;
w and melody A. S., of U. S.
1 ec Dec. 20, 1923; E 578029; Alex-
ander Sussman, Philadelphia.
25581
You've always cheated: from The dis-
trict, w and m Bert Wesley, of U. S.
(Cover title: You’ve always cheated
men. © Wov., 28,1923; 2. c. “Noy.
27; E 577994: Reo music co., Phila-
‘delphia. 25082
‘You've got me wrong; w and melody
Wendell Hall, of U.S. ©1c. Dee.
29, 1923; E 580331; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. DAD Trot
Young girlie: w H. B., melody John
BH; Ryan, of U. S.. ©.1.-c. Dec... 7,
1925; E 575311; Hennetta Breeden,
Philadelphia. 25584
Your eyes have stole my heart; w
M. W., m Luther A. Clark, of U. S.
New York, Frank Harding. © Dec.
amos 7 2./e,..Wec, 20°. Ki. 51(8220.;
Maggie Wardlow, Fairfax, Okl.
25585
‘Your eyes have told me, that you love
me; from Ziegfeld follies of 1923,
w Gene Buck, m Dave Stamper, of
Ue SiC). Mec. 20; , 1929) :\..2- Dec:

22: HK 5b783847; Harms, inc., New
York. 25586
‘Youthful hero march; by Walter

Rolfe, of U. 8.; pf., in treble clef.
© Dee. 27, 1928; 2 c Dec. 29; BE

gend) ; rhythmic accuracy, R. Krentz-
lin, of Germany, op. 85, no. 5; pf.
(From my youth) © Dee 11,
1923-2. e. Wee. 132° 515720; ‘Theo:
Presser co., Philadelphia. 25588

Zbior tanecdw polskich (Collection of
Polish dances); no. 2, .zebrai i
utozyt Francis Przybylski, of U. S.;
na orkiestre. In 9 pts. 4to. ©
Dee: 44%--1L920 + 20 eho Panwids 922)
EK 528238; Henry Schunke & co.,
Buffalo. 25589

Ze waltz from Paree; w and m Walt
and Tom Michels, of. U. 8S. Chicago,
Hi. Schmitz. ©, Dee. 4, 1923: 2..¢.
Dec. 20; E 578099; Walter Michels,
Chicago. 25590

Zion; mareh, Sam Sehiller, of U. S.;
ist violin. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1923;
1 ¢. Dee..6; 1c. Dec. 15; BH 580512 ;
S. F. S. music co., New York. 25591

Zirel Mirel fun Galicie; w and m
J. B., of Great Britain, domiciled at
New York. Cp*y°7Na DD dy sy by wy)
© Dee, 2, 1923; 2 ee Dee: 53) EH
580001: Jacob Birnberg, New York.

25592

Zise liebe (Sweet love); from the
play, w and m Joseph I. Tanzman,
of U. S.: pf. with w. (pad yor)
© Dee. 18, 1923; 2 c« Dee. 26; E
578189; Max Mansky, Newark, N. J.

25593

Zmiros; Sabbath noon chant, w tradi-
tional, m Zavel Zilberts, of U. S.
Cyy5y ON “IPA Pa) © ‘Dee: 8
192352 € Wee. Us oR O1(S12 JOS:
_P. Katz, New York. 25094
Zuckermann (Augusta) 25 melodies
for juveniles ; by Mana-Zucca [pseud.
of A. Zuckermann] of U. S.; pf.
with w. (Cover title: Twenty-five
melodies for juveniles) © Dec.
Zt NO 22.03. Dec. 29's AY STs 5

078363; Theo. Presser co., Phila- Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
delphia. 25587 25595
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Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 49 unpublished) __ 123
Class EH, Musical compositions (including 7,339 unpublished) __--_____ 25, 472
2g Oe gt cm tos pera AU or ip Ra a 2 ES los ABD nk ST 25, 595

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RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE@ACT OF MARCH

4, 1909.

Ah, long ago; words by J. E. Panton,
music by Alfred Seott Gatty. ©
Alex. Seott Gatty, London, as the
child of the deceased author. R
25098, Nov. 38, 1928. ole |

Album grégorien; par EH. Gigout. no.

1, 2. © Eugéne Gigout, Paris, as
the author. R 25298, 25299, Jan.
30, 1923. 7a

All for Jesus; words by M. Frazer,
arr. El Nathan, music by James
McGranahan. © Addie MeGrana-
han, Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow
of the author. R 25140, Nov. 5,
1923. a

Amour vainqueur; poésie de Charles
de Bussy, musique dE. Trémisot.
1. In D—2. In C. © Edouard Tré-
misot, Paris, as the author. R
24964, 24965, Oct. 27, 1923. dD, 6

Andrea Chenier; drama di ambienti
storico seritto, In 4 quadri da Luigi
Illica, musicata da u. Giordano, ridu-
zione per canto o pianoforte di
Amintore Galli. © Umberto Gior-
dano, Boveno, Italy, as the author.

~ R251538,. Nov. 24, 1923. t

Sees pianoforte solo di
Amintore Galli. © Umberto Gior-
dano, Boveno, Italy, as the author.
R 25155, Nov. 24, 1923. 8

grande partitura dell’ opera in 4
atti, di U. Giordano. 1. Partition d’
oreh. des 1°* et 2° actes.—2.. Parti-
tion d’orch. du 3™° acte. © Umberto
Giordano, Boveno, Italy, aS the au-
thor. R 25154, Nov. 24, 1923. 9

musical drama in 4 acts, libretto
by Luigi Illica, music by Umberto
Giordano. © Rachele Gatti, ved.
Illica, Boveno, Italy, as the widow
of the deceased author. R 25156,
Nov. 24, 1923. 10

Angelic morn; service for Christmas,
by J. L. Hall and Irvin Ho Mack:
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia,
as the author. R 25363, Dec. 17,
1923. 11

Are you a reaper; words by

Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as

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Julia.

25595

the widow of the author. R 25225,
Dec. 8, 1923. 12

At my Redeemer’s feet; words by
Johnson Oatman, jr., music by
William J. Kirkpatrick; solo or
quartet with chorus. w Mrs. L. E.
Sweney Kirkpatrick, Germantown.
Pa., as the widow of the author. R
25486, Dec. 31, 1923. 13

At that day ye shall know; words by
Kl.. Nathan, music by James Mc-
Granahan. © Addie McGranahan,
Lestershire, N. Y., aS the widow of
the author. R 25230, Dec. 8, 1923.

14

Atlanta constitution; two step, by F.
N. Innes; piano. © F. N. Innes,
Denver, as the author. RR 25313,
Dec. 24, 1928: 15

Aurore; poésie de Charles de Bussy.
musique d’E. Trémisot. 1. Ten. ou
sop., en ré bémol.—2. Bar. ou mezzu
sop., en ut. © Edouard Trémisot.
Paris, as the author. Rk 24962,
24968, Oct. 27, 1928. 16

Awake my soul; by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa..,
aS the “author “Ree2ee, ec. *s.
6 LS epi i 17

Baptize me with Thy spirit; words
by. A. A. Pollard, niusie> by 1B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Chicago, as the widow of the author.
R 25238, Dee. 8, 1923. 18

Be careful; words and music C. H.

Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 25150, Nov.
26, 1923. 5 19

Be near me O my Saviour; words by
BH] Nathan, music by James McGran-
ahan. © Addie McGranahan, Les-
tershire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author. R 25233, Dec. 8, 1928. 20

Beatitudes (The); by A. Foote. ©
Arthur Foote, Brookline, Mass., as

the author. R 25409, Dec. 28, 1923.
Pal

Bee’s (The) courtship; by Guy @-
Hardelot, tr. by T. Baker. © Theo-

dore Baker, New York, as the au-
thor. R 25323, Dec. 6, 1923. 22.

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Beloved, let us love one another; by
A. Foote. © Arthur Foote, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 25408,
Dec. 28, 1928. 23

Beneath the branches; by
Hardelot, tr. by T. Baker; mezzo
sop. or bar., piano ace. with violin
or cello ad lib. © Theodore Baker,
New York, as the author. R 25319,
Dee. 6, 19238. 24

Benedictus no. 2 in A flat; music by
OF AY Havens) op) 174: -©''Cy A.
Havens, Chicago, aS the author. R
25316. Dec. 24, 1923. 25

Bergers; de Albert Landry, op. 99,
no. 2; pianc. © Aimée, vve. Landry,
Paris, aS the widow of the author.
R 24943, Oct. 27, 1923. 26

Bizet (Georges) Carmen fantasia;
from G. Bizet’s opera, arr. T. M.
Fobani, op. 302; piano. © Theo. M.
Tobani, New York, as the author.
R 25368, Dec. 17, 19238. as ieee |

Blackbird (The) ; poem by W. E. Hen-
ley, music by V. Harris, op. 18, no.
6. © Victor Harris, New York, as
the author. R 25458, Dec. 28, 1923.

28

Blessed, blessed; words arr. from S.
M.. by M., music by James MceGrana-
han. © Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author. R 25231, Dec. 8, 1923. 29

Blue (The) bell; words by Margaret
Deland, music by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 31, no. 3; ladies’ voices.
© Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, Hillsboro,
N. H., as the author. R 25421, Dee.
28, 19238. 30

Bolero; par Paul Wachs; piano. ©
Blanche, vve. Wachs, St. Mandé,
France, as the widow of the author.
R 24924, Oct. 27, 1923. vil

Bonjour Polichinelle ; par Paul Wachs ;
piano. © Blanche, vve. Wachs,
Saint Mandé, Seine, France, as the
widow of the author. R 23948, Oct.
27, 1923. 32

Bonsoir la compagnie; words trans-
lated from the old French by Edwin
Arnold, music by C. Maud. © Con-
stance Maud, London, as the au-
thor. R 25093, Nov. 3, 1923. , 33

Bravo Jack; words by F. EH. Weath-
erly, music by Stephen Adams. ©
Laura Maybrick. Ryde, England, as
the widow of the author. R 25090,
Nov: 3, 1923. 34

‘Bravo march: two step. by John Fran-
cis Gilder; piano. © J. F. Gilder,
Cincinnati, as the author. R 25314,

Dec. 24, 1923. 35
47411

Guy d--

By the rivers of Babylon; words from
Psalm 137, music by James Mc-
Granahan. © Addie MeGranahan,
Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow of
the author. R 25220, Dee. 8, 1923.

36

Caprice; by C. Dennée, op. 26, no. 4.
© Charles Dennée, Brookline, Mass.,
as the author. R 254384, Dec. 28,
1923. 37

Chanson 4 boire; paroles de Henri
Bernard, musique de Paul Delmet.
1. Ten. ou sop., en ré min.—2. En si
min. © Marie Delmet-Tibout, Paris,
as the widow of the author. R
24933, Oct. 27,. 1923. 38

Chanson fréle; poésie de Maurice
Boukay, musique de Paul Delmet.
© Marie Delmet-Tibout, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 24931,
Oct. 27, 1923. 39

Chanson mignarde; d’aprés un théme
de Selvaggi, paroles et musique de
Charles de Sivry. © Claudie de
Sivry, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 24969, Oct. 27.
1923. 40

Chanson pour ma mie; paroles et mu-
sique de X. Privas. © Xavier Pri-
vas, Paris, as the author. R 24968.
Oct. 27, 1923. 4]

Chanson rouge; poésie de G. Montoya,
musique d’ A. Colomb. © André
Colomb, Paris, as the author. R
24953, Oct. 27, 1923. 42

Charge (A) to keep; words by Chas.
Wesley, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa..
as the author. R 25114, Nov. 5.
1923. AS

Chasseurs; d’ Albert Landry, op. 99,
no. 1: piano. © Aimée, vve. Lan-
dry, Paris, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 24942, Oct. 27, 1923. 44

Choir (The) angelic; Easter anthem,
' words and music by EH. W. Hanscom.
© E. W. Hanscom, Auburn, Me., as
the author. R 254380, Dec. 28, 1923.
45

Christ for the world; by W. S. Martin.
(In Sabbath male choir) © Waiter
Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as the au-
thor. R 24995, Nov. 10, 1923. AG

Christ is mine; words by Ada Blenk-
horn, musie by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa..
as the author. R 25117, Nov. 5, 1923.

AT

Christ is risen; by A. W. Lansing. ©
A. W. Lansing, Cohoes, N. Y., as
the author. R 25487, Dec. 28, Bee

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City (The) of the King; by Katherine
E. Purvis and J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as 'the “author: R 25107, “Wov' 5,
1923. 49

Cling to the right; by W. S. Martin.
(In Sabbath male choir) © Walter
Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as the
author. R 24996, Nov. 10, 1923. 50

Clover (The); words by Margaret
Deland, music by Mrs..H. H. A.
Beach, op. 31, no. 1; ladies’ voices.
© Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, Hillsboro,
N. H., as the author. R 25419, Dec.
28, 1923. 51

Colombine; de Albert Landry, op. 101,
no. 2; piano. © Aimée, vve. Landry,
Paris, as the widow of the author.
R 24945, Oct. 27, 1928. Sy4

Come home; words by E. G. Wesley,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as the widow
of the ‘author. R 25226; Dec. 8,
1923. 53

Come on the wings of the morning;
words by El Nathan, music by
James McGranahan. © Addie
McGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the author. R 25282,
Dec. 8, 1923. 54

Come unto Me; by W. 8S. Martin. (Jn
Sabbath male choir) © Walter
Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as the
author. R 24997, Nov. 10, 1923. 55

Concerto 7 for the violin; by Louis
Spokhre” Oppo... “ed, by Hiénry
Schradieck; violin and _ piano.
(Schirmer’s library, v. 388) © J.
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author. R 25329, Dec.
Me iLO23. 56

Consolation ; by C. Dennée, op. 13. ©
Charles Dennée, Brookline, Mass.,
as the author. R 25451, Dec. 28,
1923. 57

Counted worthy; words by M. Frazer,
music by M. A. Sea [pseud. of
James McGranahan] © Addie
McGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the author: R 25236,
Dec. 8, 1923. D8

Create in me a clean heart; words by
Mary Wingate, music by James
MecGranahan. © Addie McGrana-
han, Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow
of the author. R 25237, Dec. 8,

1923. 59
Créme de la créme; musical melange,
by T. M. Tobani, op. 323; orch. ©
Theo. M. Tobani, New York, as the
author. R 25367, Dec. 17, 1923. 60

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Crépuscule d’or; poésie de Charles de
Bussy, musique @d’E. Trémisot. 1.
In A.—2. In G. © Edouard Trémi-
sot, Paris, aS the author. R 24979.
24966, Oct. 1923. 61,.62.

Cross (The) it standeth fast; by W.
S. Martin. (Jn Sabbath male choir)
© Walter Stillman Martin, Atlanta,
as the author. R24998, Nov. 10,
1923. 63:

Crossing the bar; words by Alfred
Tennyson, musie by George W. Mars-
ton. © E. Howard Thayer, Boston.
as the executor of the author. R.
25415, Dec. 28, 1923. 64

Dance of the dragon flies (La valse.
des libellules) ; by Guy d’Hardelot,

tr. T. Baker. © Theodore Baker,
New York, as the author. R 25318,
Dec. 6, 1923. 65

Dance of the sylphs; polka caprice
no. 3, by Edouard Hesselberg (D.
Essenelli) © HE. Hesselberg, Cin-
cinnati, as the author. R 25311,
Dec. 24, 1923. 66

Dauphin (Le) ; de Albert Landry, op.
100, no. 1; piano. Aimée, vve.
Landry, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 24947, Oct. 27, 1923. 67

Dauphine (La); de Albert Landry,
op. 100, no. 2; piano. © Aimée, vve.
Landry, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 24946, Oct. 27, 1923. 68

Day (The) is past and done; by C. A.
Havens, op. 175. © C. A. Havens;
Cincinnati, as the author. R 25315,
Dec. 24, 1923. 69°

Day (The) of resurrection ; anthem for
Easter, by G. W. Marston. © E.
Howard Thayer, Boston, as the exec--
utor of the author. R 25429, Dec.
28, 19238. 70

Dear little maid; by ‘Reginald de-
Koven. © Anna deKoven, New
York, aS the widow of the auther.
R 25334, Dec. 14, 1923. rab

Deeper yet; words by Johnson Oat-
man, jr., music by William J. Kirk-
patrick. © Mrs. L. E. Sweney Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 25482, Dec.
31, 1923. ie

Dennée (Charles) Toccata; by C. Den- .
née, op. 26, no. 1. © Charles Den-. -
née, Brookline, Mass:, as the author.
R 25431, Dec. 28, 1923. he

Jernier rendez-vous ; sonnet de Camille
Du Locle, musique de E. Reyer. ©
Ernestine Claire Léonie: Rey, épouse
Outrey, Monte Carlo, Monaco, as the:
child of the deceased: author. R.
24159, July 3, 1923.. 7A.

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Open now thy
gates of beauty; words tr. by Cath-
erine Winkworth, arr. from Doni-
zetti by J. B. Herbert. © John Bun-
yan Herbert, Monmouth, Ill, as the
author. R 25403, Dec. 21, 1928. 175

Down in Poverty row; words by Ar-
thur Trevelyan, music by Gussie L.
Davis. © Lottie Davis Smith, Chi-
cago, as the widow of the author.
i 2avao,, Oct., 17, 1923. 76

Down the stream; words by the Earl
of Crewe, music by Lady E. Smith.
© Lady Euan Smith, London, as
the author. R 25096, Nov. 8, 1923.

17

Dreamy lake; by H. K. Hadley, op.
6, no. 1. © Henry K. Hadley, New
York, as the author. R 25488, Dec.
28, 1923. 78

Dunolly’s daughter; ballad by the
Marquis of Lorne, set to music by
Alexander C. Mackenzie. © Alex-
ander Mackenzie, London, .as_ the
author. R 25101, Nov. 3, 1923. + 79

Impty hands; words by J. H. Sammis,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as the widow
of the author. R 25229, Dec. 8,
1923. . 80

Erinnerung (Remembrance) ; by
Bruno Oscar Klein, op. 52, no. 3;
piano. © Mrs. Bruno Oscar Klein,
New York, as the widow: of the
author. R 25241, Dec. 12, 1923. 81

Esmeralda; suite de valses, par E.
Albersenn; piano. © Edouard AlI-
bersenn, Paris, as the author. R
24922, Oct. 27, 19238. 82

Iiven me; by W. S. Martin. (Jn Sab-
bath male choir) © Walter Still-
man Martin, Atlanta, as the author.
R 24999, Nov. 10, 1923. 83

Exercices et etudes techniques; par I.
Philipp; piano, pour la main gauche
seule. © Isidore Philipp, Paris, as
the author. R 25297, Jan. 26, 1923.

84

Fixile’s (The) return; words by John
Locke. music by Alicia Adelaide
Needham. © Alicia A. Needham,
Clapham, England, as the author.
R 25088, Nov. 3, 1923. 85

Fanfreluches; paroles de Louis Forest,
musique de Paul Delmet. © Marie
Delmet-Tibout, Paris, as the widow
of the author. .
1928. 86

Frarmer’s (The) daughter (La _ fer-
miére); by Guy d’Hardelot, tr. T.

Baker. © Theodore Baker, New
York, as the author. R 25320, Dec.
6,. 1923. 87

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Vesta dies; by Homer N. Bartlett. ©
Hmma L. Bartlett, Brooklyn, as the.
widow of the author. R 25332, Dec.
14, 1923. 88

Fill the vaeant chair; by E. E. Treu-

mann. © Ed. E. Treumann, New
York, as the author. R 25032, Novy.
17, 1923. 89

Florentine (A) serenade; words
adapted from the Tuscan and set
to music by G. Henschel. [English
and Italian words] © George Hen-.
schel, Alt-na-criehe, Arriemore, Scot-.
land, as the author. R 25104, Nov.
3; LOZe: 90

Flower (The) of oblivion; words by
Geibel, English version by Fredk.
-W. Bancroft, music by V. Harris,
op. 13, no. 3. © Victor Harris, New
York, as the author. R 25456, Dec.
28, 1923. 91

For your sweet sake; words by George
Cooper, music by O. B. Brown. ©
Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis, as
the child of the deceased author. R
25422, Dee. 28, 1923. 92

Fumée; paroles et musique de X.
Privas. © Xavier Privas, Paris, as
the author. R 24970, Oct. 27, 4923.

93

Glad (The) Haster morning; words by
W. W. Caldwell, music by Frank
Lynes. © Adéle G. Lynes. Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 25442, Dec. 28, 1923. 94

Glory in the highest; by E. W. Han-
scom. © E. W. Hanscom, Auburn,
Me., as the author. R 25444, Dec. 28,
1923. Oa

God ealling yet; words by Gerhardt
Terstegen, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada. Page Towner, Chicago, as.
the widow of the author R 25121,
Nov. 5, 1923. 96

. God is now willing, are you: words by

Hl. Nathan, music by James Mc-
Granahan. © Addie McGranahan,
Lestershire, N. Y., aS the widow of
the author. . R 25134, Nov. 5, 1923.
97
God’s bounty; words by El. Nathan,
music by M. A. Sea [pseud. of James
McGranahan] © Addie McGrana-
han, Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow
of the author. R 25136, Noy. 5, 1928.

98
xolden harps are sounding; chorus,
by Thomas G. Shepard; mixed
voices with organ ace. © Adella C.

Shepard, New Haven, Conn., as the
widow of the author. R 25488, Dec.
Se O2S. 99.

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Golden (The) tomorrow; by W. S.
Martin. (Jn Sabbath male choir)
© Walter Stillman Martin, Atlanta,
as the author. R 25000, Nov. 10,
1923. 100

Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust; se-
-lections, by Charles Gounod, arr. by
William Kipp Bassford; piano. ©
Maria Bassford, Belleville, N. J., as
the widow of the author. R 25317,
Dec. 6, 1928. 101

Grape (The) vine swing; words by
Samuel Minturn Peck, musie by H.
Lohr. © Hermann Lohr, London,
as the author. R 25081, Nov. 3, 1923.

102

Hark! hark! my soul; words by Fred-
erick W. Faber, music by Finley
Lyon. © Mrs. Finley Lyon, Colum-
bus, O., as the widow of the author.
R 25402,. Dee. 21, 1928. 103

He is all in all to me; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by William J. Kirk-

patrick. © Mrs. L. E. Sweney
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author. R 25484,
Dee. 31, 1923. 104

He loved me so; words by F. A. F.
Wood-White, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 25125,
Noy. 5,/1923.

He saves me, hallelujah; words by
Ada Blenkhorn, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
25111, Nov. 5, 1923. 106

He that keepeth Israel; by A.
Schloesser, arr. O. B. Brown. ©
Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis, as
the child of the deceased author.
R 25449, Dec. 28, 1928. 107

Hellé; opera en 4 actes, paroles de
Camille du Lacle et Charles Nuitter,
musique de Alphonse Duvernoy ;
partition piano et chant. ©
Suzanne Beaulieu, Loiret, France,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 24932, Oct. 27, 1923. 108

song no. 1, 2, 4, 6-10, paroles de
©. du Locle et C. Nuitter, musique
de Alphonse Duvernoy. Con-
tents:—l1. Recit et imprecation.—2.
Seene Hellé et Gauthier—4. Canti-
lene extrait du duo—6. Grande
scene dHellé.—7. Arioso, Gau-
thier.—8. Recit et air de Jean.—9.
Grand duo du III° acte—10. Chant
d’amour Jean. © Suzanne Beau-
lieu, Loiret, France, as the child of

105 ©

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pt. 111, D. s.; v. 18

Heures mystiques; par Léon Boéll-
mann, op. 29; organ or, harmonium.

v. 1,2. © Bugéne Gigout, Paris, as
the executor of the author. R
24989, 24938, Oct. 27, 1923. 117, 118

His hand is guiding; words by BH. G.

Wesley, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as the
widow of the author. R 25131, Nov,
5, 1923. 119

His name is excellent; anthem, by C.
Simper. © Caleb Simper, Barnsta-
ple, England, as the author. R
25186, Nov. 17, 1923. 120

How can you live without. Jesus;
words by W. L., arr. by M., music
by James McGranahan. © Addie
McGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the author. R 251385,
Nov. 5, 19253. ala

How do you do? march twostep, by
Max S. Witt. © Albert Witt, Mur-
ray Hill, L. I, N. ¥., as the next of
kin of the author who is not living.
R 25163, Dec. 5, 1928. 122

How our hearts burn within us; by
W. S. Martin. (Jn Sabbath male
choir) © Walter Stillman Martin,
Atlanta, as the author. R 25001,
Nov. 10, 1923. 128

How they sing up yonder; words by
H. HE. Jones, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 25122,
Nov. 5, 1923. 124

I am safe with Jesus; words A. A. P.,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as the widow
of the author. R 25187, Nov. 5, 1923.

a25

I am.the light; words by Mary B.
Wingate, music by James McGrana-

<

han. © Addie McGranahan, Lester- .

shire, N. Y., aS the widow of the
author. -R 25141,'’ Nov. 5; 1928. 126

I cling to Thee; by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 25218, Dee. 8, 1923.

i r4

don’t blame you, Tom; or, I still
love you, words by EH. 5B. Marks,
music by Jos. W. Stern. © Edward
B. Marks, New York, as the author.
R 25164, Dec. 5, 1928. 128
I know that my Redeemer liveth;
anthem for Haster, by F. N. Shack-

e

ley. © Frederick N. Shackley,
Roslindale, Mass., aS the author, R
25443, Dec. 28, 1928. 129

the deceased author. R 24971-—| 1 shall be satisfied; arr. by O. B.
24978, Oct. 27, 1923. 109-116 Brown. © Harold H. Brown, Indi-
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anapolis, as the child of the deceased
author. R 25425, Dee. 28, 1923. 130

shall not die, but live; anthem for
Easter, by A. Whiting; ten. solo
with chorus. © Arthur Whiting,
New York, as the author. R 25321,
Dec. 6, 19238. 131

shall reach the harbor; words by
H. E. Jones, musie by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 25128,
Nov. 5, 1923. 132

wil] arise and go to my Father; by

A. Foote. © Arthur Foote, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 25412,
Dee. 28, 1923. 133

ro

will trust and not be afraid: words
by M. Frazer, music by James Mc-
Granahan. © Addie McGranahan.
Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow of
the author. R 25143, Nov. 5, 19238.
134

Immanuel, Prince of Peace; words by
Andrew Sherwood, music by D. B.
Towner, © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago, aS the widow of the author.
R 25124, Nov. 5, 1923. 135
Impromptu; by C. Dennée, op. 26, no.

3. © Charles Dennée,. Brookline,
Mass.. aS the author. R 25433,
Dee. 28, 1923. 136

In Pieardie; poem by Graham R. Tom-
son, music by A. Foote; in A. ©
Arthur Foote, Brookline, Mass.. as
the author. R 25459. Dec. 28, 1923.
137

springtime; poem by Charlotte
Jores, music by V. Harris, op. 13,
no. 1. © Victor Harris, New York,

as the author. R 25454, Dec. 28,
1923. 138
In the end of the Sabbath; Easter

anthem, by O. B. Brown. © Harold
H. Brown, Indianapolis, as the child
of the deceased author. R 25445,
Dee. 28, 1923. 139
In. the resurrection morning; words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by William
J. Kirkpatrick. .©:> Mrs. L.: E.

Sweney Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., aS the widow of the author. R
25474, Dec. 31, 1923. 140

In the shadow of His wings; by J. M.

Black: © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
25216, Dec. 8, 1923. 141

Same. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
29221, Dee. 8, 1923. 142

Jesus has taken them all; words by
Mrs. C. BE. Breck, music by James
McGranahan. © Addie McGrana-

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han, Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow
of the author. R25137, Novy. 5,
1923. 1438
Jesus is here; new Christmas service
for Sabbath schools, by J. L. Hall
and Irvin H. Mack. © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 253866, Dee. 17,. 1923. 144

Jesus is passing this way; by J. M.

Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
ZorAis, Wee.” 8; 1923: 145

Jesus knows your sorrow: by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago, as the widow of the author.
R 25132, Nov. 5, 1923. 146

Jesus loves us; by J. M. Black. ©
~ James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa..,
as the author. R 25219, Dec. 8,
1923. 147
Jesus only; by W..S. Martin. (In
Sabbath male choir) © Walter
Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as the au-
thor. R 25002, Nov. 10, 1923. 148
Jesus only, Jesus ever; words by M.
Frazer, music by James MecGrana-
han. © Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author. R 25234, Dec: 8, 1923. 149
Jesus we come to Thee; by J. M.

Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
25214, Dec. 8, 1923. 150

Joys (he) of heaven: words by H.
E. Jones, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago. as
the widow of the author. R 25127.
Nov. 5, 1923. 151

Jubilate Deo in G; by E. W. Hanscom.
© HE. W. Hanscom, Auburne, Me.,
as the author. R 25427, Dec. 28,
1923. T2,

Jubilate in G: by Frank Lynes. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass..
as the widow of the author. R
25428, Dec. 28, 1923. 4 i553

King (The) of love; words by Henry
Baker, music by O. B. Brown. ©
Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis, as
the child of the deceased author.
R 25417, Dee. 28, 1923. 154

Klein (Bruno Oscar) Impromptu; by
B. O. Klein, -op. 52, no. £3 ‘piano.
© Mrs. Bruno Oscar Klein, New
York, as the widow of the author.

Ri 25239) Dee. 125) 1928; 155
Larmes humaines: poésie de Paul
Collin, daprés Tioutchev, musique

de L. Boéllmann, op. 32. © Hugéne
Gigout, Paris, as the executor of
the author. R 24940, Oct. 27, 19238.

156

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Lend a hand; words by A. Blenkhorn,
music by J. M. Black. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author. R 25116, Nov. 5, 1923. 157

Let in the light; words by Ada Blenk-
horn, music by J. M. Black. . ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 25112, Nov. 5,
1923. 158

Léve toi; poésie de Louis Bouilhet,
musique de Alphonse Duvernoy. 1.
Tenor ou sop., en fa.—2. Baryton
ou mezzo-sop., en mi bemol. ©
Suzanne Beaulieu, Loiret, France,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 24949, 24950, Oct. 27, 1923.

159, 160

Lie low, O heart; by W. S. Martin.
(In Sabbath male choir) © Walter
Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as the
author. R 25003, Nov. 10, 1923. 161

Life is mine; words by HB. G. Wesley,
music by D. B. Towner.’ © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as the widow
of the author. R 25119, Nov... 5,
1923, 162

Lift up the standard; by W. S. Mar-
tin. (Jn Sabbath male choir) ©
Walter Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as
the author. R 25004, Nov. 10, 1923.

163

Lift your glad voices; Kaster anthem,
by» Max Vogrich; full chorus of
mixed voices. © Alice Vogrich, Mel-
bourne, Australia, as the widow of
the author. R 25326, Dec. 7, 1923.

164

Light (The) brightly beamed; by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
20224, Dec. 8, 1923. 165

Little Willie knows his little book;
words by Mark Edwards [pseud. of
Edward B. Marks], music by Jos.

Wilson. © Edward B. Marks, New
York, as the author. R 25166, Dec.
By M2, 166

Lord (The) is my Shepherd; by Frank

Lynes; mixed voices. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 25418, Dee.
28; 19238. ; 167

Love (A) song; by Reginald deKoven.
© Anna deKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 25335, Dec.
14, 1923. 168

Love within the lover’s breast; poem
by George Meredith, music by V.

. Harris, op. 13, no. 5. © Victor Har-

ris, New York, as the author. R.

20457, Dec. 28, 1928. 169

Lovely Mary Donnelly; words by Wil-
liam Allingham, music by Alicia
Adelaide Needham. © Alicia <A.
Needham, Clapham, England, as the
author. R 25089, Nov. 3, 1923. 170

Love’s eyes; by Reginald de Koven. ©
Anna deKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 25338, Dec.
14, 1923. 171

Love’s roses; by Reginald deKoven.
© Anna deKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 25336, Dec.
14, 1923. et WF

Love’s token; original service for
Christmas, by J. L. Hall and Irvin
H. Mack. © J. Lincoln Hall, Phila-
delphia, as the author. R 25364;
Dee Vij. ago. 173

Loyalty to the Master; words by EH. E.
Hewitt, music by William J. Kirk-
patrick. © Mrs. L. E. Sweney
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as

the widow of the author. R 25487,
Dec. 31, 1923. 174
MacDowell (Edward Alexander)

Czardas (Friska); by H. A. Mac-
Dowell, op. 24, no. 4 © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 25461,
Dec. 28, 1923. 175

Idyl; by HE. MacDowell, op. 28, no.
5; pf. in G. © Marian MacDowell,
Peterborough, N.
of the author.
1923.

Make me willing; words by M. Frazer,
music by M. A. Sea [pseud. of James
McGranahan] © Addie McGrana-
han, Lestershire, N. Y., as the
widow of the author. R 25142, Nov.
5, 1923. 177

Mareh of the brownies; by J. W. Bis-
choff, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau ;
orch. © Lucille A. Chester, Buffalo,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 25312, Dec. 24, 1928. 178

Marching homeward; by W. S. Mar-
tin. (In Sabbath male choir) ©
Walter Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as

‘the author. R 25005, Nov. 10, eae
7

Mariage d’ames; poésie de G. Montoya,

R 25460, Dec. 28,

musique d’A. Colomb. © André
Colomb, Paris, as the author. R
24955, Oct. 27, 19238. 180

Mary stood the cross beside; Haster
song, words by Wm. J. Fox, music
by O. B. Brown. © Harold H.
Brown, Indianapolis, as the child
of the deceased author. R 25446,
Dee, 28, 1923. 181

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no. 18, 1923

‘Mauvaise (La) chanson; poésie d’
Edmond Haraucourt, musique dE.
Filippucci. 1. Ten. ou sop., en Si
bémol.—2. Bar. ou mezzo-Sop., en
sol. © Edmond Filippucci, Paris,

as the author. R 24958, 24959, Oct.
PA gs 3 Pa 182,183
Mépris; paroles d’André-_ Barde,

musique de Marcel Legay. © Marie
Berthe Legay, Paris, as the widow
of the author. R 24957, Oct. 27,
1923. 184

Méthod for the mandolin; par J. Cot-
. tin. 1°°° partie. © Jules Cottin,
Paris, as the author.. R 25300, Jan.
30, 19238. 185
Méthode élémentaire et pratique de

piano; par I. Philipp. © Isidore
Philipp, Paris, as the author. R
25296, Jan. 26, 1923. 186

Miller (The); by H. K. Hadley, op. 6,

no. 2. © Henry K. Hadley, New
York, as the author. R 25462, Dec.
28, 1923. i L8T

Molly Prancer, what’s your answer;
by Ed. EH. Treumann and M. Mau-
rice [pseud. of Maurice Moses] ©
Maurice Moses, Brooklyn, and Ed.
i. Treumann, New York, as the au-
thors. R 25165, Dec. 5, 1923. 188

Moment by moment; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by William J. Kirk-
patrick. © Mrs. L. BE. Sweney Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 25483, Dec.
Sil, $1923: 189

Momento grazioso; by Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 52, no. 2; piano. © Mrs.
Bruno Osear Klein, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 25240,
Dec. 12, 1928. 190

Morning breaks upon the _ gloom;
words by Julia H.. Johnston, music
by James McGranahan. © Addie
McGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the author. R 25144,
Nov. 5; 1923. 191

Mother song; words by Harriet Pres-
eott Spofford, music by O. B. Brown.
© Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 25423, Dec. 28, 1923. 192

Musie when soft voices die; poem by
P. B. Shelley, music by V. Harris,
op. 13, no. 2. © Victor Harris, New
York, as the author. R 25455, Dec.
28, 1923. 193

My cavalier; by Reginald deKoven.
© Anna deKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 25337. Dec.
14, 1923. 194

My grace is suflicient for Thee; words
by M. Frazer, music by James Mc-

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Granahan. © Addie McGranahan,
Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow of
the author. R 25235, Dec. 8, 1923.
195

My Irish wife; words by Thomas
D’Arcy McGee, music by Alicia Ade-
laide Needham. © Alicia A. Need-
ham, Clapham, England, as the
author. R 25087, Nov. 3, 1923. 196

My own colleen; by Max S. Witt. ©
Albert Witt, Murray Hill, L. L,-as
the next of kin of the author who is
not living. R 25167, Dec. 5, 1923.

197
New York and Coney Island cycle
march-two step; by E. T. Paull,

© Edward T. Paull, New York, as
the author. R25158, Dee. 1, 1923.
198

Night in the wood (La nuit au bois) ;
by Guy d’Hardelot, tr. T. Baker;
mezzo-sop. and ten. © Theodore
‘Baker, New York, as the author.
R 25822, Dec. 6, 1923. 199

No friend like Jesus; words by Mrs.
C. E. Breck, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. _R 25130,
Nov. 9; 1923. 200

Noé] (La) des matelots; poésie d’-
Armand Silvestre, musique d’ E.
Trémisot. 1. Ten. ou sop., en sol.—
2. Bar. ou sop., en fa. © Edouard
Trémisot, Paris, as the author. R
24934, 24935, Oct. 27, 1923. 201, 202

Noél (Les) des vagabonds; poésie d’-
Armand «Silverstre, muSique d’ E.
Trémisot. 1. En ré min—2. En ut
min., pour bar. ou mezzo sop. ©

Edouard Trémisot, Paris, as the
author. R 24960, 24961, Oct. 27,
1928. 203, 204

Nordisches idyll (A northern idyl) ;
by Bruno Oscar Klein, op. 52, no.
6; piano. © Mrs. Bruno Oscar
Klein, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 25244, Dec. 12, 1923.

205

Now Jesus saves; by W. S. Martin.
(In Sabbath male choir) © Walter
Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as the au-
thor. R 25006, Nov. 10, 1923. 206

Now when Jesus was risen early; by
Frank Lynes. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as the widow of
the author. R 25441, Dec. 28, 1923.

207

Nuit étoilée; poésie de Ed. Guinand,
musique de Alphonse Duvernoy. ©
Suzanne Beaulieu, Loiret, France,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 24951, Oct. 27, 1928. 208

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O blessed hope; words by EB. EH. Hewitt,
music by William J. Kirkpatrick.
© Mrs. L. E. Sweney Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa.. as the widow of
the author. R 25477, Dec. 31, 1928.

209

© boundless love: words by H. 4&.
Jones, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Chicago. as the
widow of the author. R 25129,
Nov. 5, 1923. 210

© for a thousand tongues to sing;
words by Chas. Wesley, music by
J. M. Black. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as the author.
ReZheis, INV. ob, 71922. 211

© Lord God, life of mortals; by A.

Foote. © Arthur Foote, Brookline,
Mass., as the author. R 25411,
Dec. 28, 1923. oA Ws

© satisfy us early; words from the
Psalms, music by James MeGrana-
han. © Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y.. as the widow of the
author. R 25136, Nov. 5, 1923. 213

(© wanderer rejoice; words by A. A.
Pollard, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 25149,
Nov. 5, 1923.

Gh, to abide in Jesus; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by William
Jo ieir Kat vices (Cc) — MTS. (LL |B.
Sweney Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author.
R 25485, Dec. 31, 1923. * 215

Old (The) fountain; words by Emma
M. Johnston, music by William J.
Kirkpatrick. © Mrs. L. E. Sweney
Kirknatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author. R 25476,
Dee. 31, 1923. 216

On the arm of Jesus leaning; words
by Aifred Hough, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
25109, Nov. 5, 1923. 217

Our barn dance: by E. Bucalossi. ©
Ernest Buealossi, London, as the
author. R 25080, Nov. 3, 1923. 218

Gur gifts to Jesus; words by Ada
Blenkhorn, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as
the author. R 25151, Nov. 26, 1923.

219

Ours is the victory; words by M.
Frazer, music by James McGrana-
han. © Addie McGranahan, Lester-
Shire, N. Y., as the widow of the
author. R 25139, Nov. 5, 1923. 220

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Palatinate waltz: by C. K. Standt;
piane or cabinet organ. © Calvin
Ix. Standt, Harrisburg, Pa., as the
author. “R’' 25170, Dee: 55179281" 221

Papillon (Le); by C. Dennée, op. 26,
no. 2. © Charles Dennée, Brookline,
Mass., as the author. R 25432, Dec.

28, 1923. 222
Peace be still: by W. S. Martin. (Jn
Sabbath male choir) © Walter
Stillman Martin. Atlanta, as the
author. R 25007, Nov. 10, 1923. 223

Pierrot: de Albert Landry, op. 101,
no. 1; piano. © Aimée, vve. Lan-
dry. Paris, as the widow of the au-

thor.,: BR, 24944, Oct. 27,4923. (224
Pleasures forevermore; words by

Julia H. Johnston, music by James
MeGranahan. © Addie MeGrana-
han, Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow
of the author. R 25138. Nov. 5, 1923.
22D

Préludes et versets: par C. L. Hess;
orgue et harmonium. © Charles
Léon Hess, Paris, as the author. R
25295, July 5, 1922. 226
Puccini (Giacomo) Vie de Boheme;
scene de |’ opera di Henry Murger,
4 quadri di Giuseppe Giacosa e
Luigi Illica, musica di G. Puccini,
opera completa per canto e piano-
forte riduzione di Carlo Carignani.
© Giacomo Puccini, Milan, as the
author. R 25196, Dee. 6, 1923. 227
Qu’ importe; poésie de Henri Caen,
musique de Paul Delmet. © Marie
Delmet-Tibout, Paris, as the widow

of the author. R 24967, Oct. 27,
1923. 228
Rainbows; by C. B. Hawley. © Hat-

tie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as the
widow of the author. R 25333, Dec. |
14, 1923. 229
Remember mother: words by Clifton
Bingham, music by J. L. Roeckel.
© Joseph L. Roeckel, Clifton, Eng-
land, as the author. R 25083, Nov.
2) 39233 230
Rest in the Lord; words by N. B. Sar-
gent, musie arr. by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as the
widow of the author. R 25123, Nov.
5, 1928. 231
Resting on Jesus; words by M. Fra-
zer, music by James McGranahan.
© Addie MecGranahan, Lestershire,
N. Y., as the widow of the author.
R 25146, Nov. 5, 1923. Dae
Reverie; song, by Reynaldo Hahn, tr.

by T. Baker. © Theodore Baker,
New York, as the author. R 25330,
Dee. 7, 1923. 233

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Rise! Easter sun; carol. words by Ch.
P, Roberts. music by O. B. Brown.
© Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis,
as the child of the deceased author.

“R 25448, Dec. 28, 1923. 234

Rosalinda : pastoral from the opera by
Veracini. with English and Italian
words arr.by A. L. © Eva Eckers-
ley. Danbury. England. as the ex-
ecutor of the author. R 25092. Nov.

&, 1925. 230
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Polka boheme; by A. Rubinstein.

op. 82, no. 7, rev. and fingered by
Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of Arthur

Foote] © Arthur Foote, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 25452,
Dee. 28, 1923. 236

Sadness and passion: words by Mark
Ambient, music by F.. Leoni. ©
Franco Leoni, Bergamo, Italy, as the
author: R 25103, Nov. 3, 1923. 237

Safe with God; words by C. E. Beck,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as the widow
OL tue (author, .R 25120, "Nov. 5,
1923. - 238

Salome (Théodore) Douze piéces nou-
velles; par T. Salome. op. 63, no.

1-12: orgue harmonie. © Céleste
Marie Condrot, veuve Théodore
Salome, St. Germain en Laye,

France, as the widow of the author.
Ri25197, July 3; 1928. 239
Saved, glory to JesuS: by Frank M.
Davis [pseud. of J. M. Black] ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R25106. Nov. 5,
1923. 240
Saviour, I am coming: words by L.
H. Edmunds, music by William J.
Kirkpatrick. © Mrs. L. E. Sweney
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as

the widow of the author. R 25479,
Weer, 1925. - 241
Schubert (Franz Peter) Am meer

(By the sea); by F. Schubert. op.

117. transcribed by Richard Hoff-
man. © Charles L. Hoffman, New

York, as the child of the deceased
author. R 25414, Dec. 28, 1923. 242
Evening breezes gently stealing;
by F.° Schubert, transcription by
Stephen Heller, ed. by Ferdinand
Meyer {pseud. of A. Foote] ©
Arthur Foote, Brookline. Mass., as
the author. R 25413, Dec. 28, 1923.
F 248
‘Hark! hark the lark; by~ F.
Schubert, transcribed by Franz
Liszt. rev. and fingered by Ferdi-
nand Meyer [pseucd. of A. Foote]

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© Arthur Foote, Brookline, Mass..
as the author. R 25453, Dec. 28.
1923. 244

Schumann (Robert Alexander) Com-
plete works for the pianoforte al-
bum; by R. Schumann, ed. and fin-
gered by Max Vogrich. (Schirmer’s
library of musical classics, v. 100)
© Alice Vogrich, Melbourne, Aus-
tralia, as the widow of the author.
#29928, Dec. TF, 1928: 245

Schwalben (The swallows) ; etude. by
Bruno Oscar Klein, op. 52, no. 4;
piano. © Mrs. Bruno Oscar Klein.
New York, as the widow of the
author. R 25242, Dec. 12, 1923.
, 246

Search me, O God; by A. Foote. ©
Arthur Foote, Brookline, Mass., as
the author. R 25410, Dec. 28, 1923.

DAT

—— words from Psalm 139, musie¢ by
James McGranahan. © Addie Me-
Granahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the author. R 25147,
Nov. 5, 1923. 248

Secret (Le); poésie de G. Montoya.
musique d’ A. Colomb. © André
Colomb, Paris, as the author. R
24954, Oct. 27, 1923. 249

Shamus O’Brien ; romantic comic opera
in 2 acts, written by Geo. H. Jes-
sop, composed by C. V. Standford.
pf. arr. by Myles B. Foster. Vocal
se. © Charles Villiers Stanford.
London, as the author. R 25100.
Nov 3, 19238. 250

Sheep (The) under the snow; arr. by
W. iH. Gill. © W. H. Gill, Angwar-
ing, Hngland, as the author. R
25094, Nov. 3, 1923. 251

Si mes vers avaient des ailes (Were
. my song with wings provided): by
Reynaldo Hahn, tr. by T. Baker.
© Theodore Baker, New York. as
the author. R 25325, Dec. 6, 1923.
Jah

Silvana ballettino; par Paul Waehs;
piano. © Blanche, vve. Wachs, St.
R 24923, Oct. 27, 1928. 255
Silver (The) cord; words by Gunby
Hadath, music by A. H. Behrend.
© A. H. Behrend, London, as the
author. R 25097, Nov. 3, 1923. 254
Sing a new song; words from Psalm
98, 1, 4, 6, music by James Me-
Granahan. © Addie McGranahan,
Lestershire, N. Y., as the widow
of the author. R 25148, Nov. _ 35.
1923. 255

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Smail songs; for small singers, with
pictures by Walter Babbett, by W.
H. Neidlinger. © W. H. Neidlinger,
Fast Orange, N. J., as the author.
R 25324, Dec. 6, 1928. 256

(A); by HH. K. Hadley,
© Henry K. Hadley,
R 25439,

LAT

Snowflake
OU. 0. Or toe
New York, as the author.
Dee, 28, 1923.

Soir d’automne; par Paul Wachs;
piano. © Blanche, vve. Wachs,
Saint-Mandé, Seine, France, as the

widow of the author. R 24952, Oct.
SA Boao: 258
Songstress (The); song by Putti of

Cambridge 1737, arr. by A. L. ©
Eva Eckersley, W. Chelmsford, Eng-
land, as the executor of the author.
R 25082, Nov. 3, 1923. 259
Sounds from the Alps (Alpen klinge) ;
by G. Kessel; piano or cabinet or-
gan. © Geo. Kessel, Winona, Minn.,

as the, author, R .25169, Dec... 5,
1923. 260
Spanisches intermezzo (Spanish in-

termezzo); by Bruno Oscar Klein.
vp. 52, no. 7; piano. © Mrs. Bruno
Oscar Klein, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 25245, Dec.
eo De, 261
Spleen; poésie de Henri Maigrot,
musique de Charles Haring. 1. Ten.
ou sop., en sol.—2. Bar. ou mezzo-
sop., en fa. © Etienne René Har-
ing, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 249386, 24937, Oct.
DA Wee. 262, 263
Strife (The) is o’er, the battle done;
by P. A. Schnecker. © Louise N.
Sehnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 25447, Dec. 28,
19238. 264
Sunlight all the way; words Hattie
Buell, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the .author,« BR 25115, Nov... 5,
19238. 265
Sweet William waltz; by D. W. Crist;
piano or cabinet organ. © D. W.
. Crist, Alliance, O., as the author. R
25168, Dee. 5, 1923. 266
Swing song; by P. Ambrose, op. 6, no.
1; piano. © Paul Ambrose, Trenton,
N. J., as the author. R 25361, Dec.
17, AZ. 267

Tarantelle; octave D¥araG.
Dennée, op. 26, no. 5.
Dennée, Brookline, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 25435, Dee. 28, 1928. 268

Tell the sweet story; by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,

study,

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© Charles |

pt. tL, iL s., v.18

Pa., as the author. R 25217, Dec. 8,

1928. . 269
Same. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
252238, Dee. 8, 1923. 270
Tell the whole wide world; words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by John R.
Sweney. © Lizzie E. Sweney Kirk-

patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 25396, Dec.
nO) AOS. ' carat

Thanks be to God; Haster anthem, by
G. F. Hamer; ten. or sop. solo and
quartette. © George F. Hamer,
Lawrence, Mass., as the author. R
25436, Dec. 28, 1923. 2t2

There is a hill lone and gray; words
by B. Carradine, music by John R.
Sweney. © Lizzie E. Sweney Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 25395, Dec.
Lo, 1623. 273

There is .a land mine eye hath seen;
by Mary B. Crowninshield, arr. by
O. B. Brown; mixed voices. © Har-
old H. Brown, Indianapolis, as the
child of the deceased author. R
29426, Dec. 28, 1923. 274

There is power; sacred song, by John
McPhail. (Jn Sunshine songs for
the Sunday = school) © Mary
McPhail, Chicago, as the widow of
the author. R 25152, Apr. 14, 1923.

Zto

There’s a land; words by Charles
Mackey, music by Frances Allitsen.
© F. Bumpus, London, as the execu-
tor of the author. R 25085, Nov. 3,
1923. 276

There’s power ia Jesus’ blood; words
by Hope Tryaway, music by William
J..,, Kirkpatrick, ,.(O.) Mivs. lia. Bi.
Sweney Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author.
R 25481, Dec. 31, 1928. 2a

Thy brother call to thee; words by
Joseph Berry, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author. R.25110, Nov.
dD, 1923. 278

’Tis burning in my soul; words by
Delia T. White, music by William J.
Kirkpatrick. © Mrs. L. E. Sweney
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author. R 25480,
Dec. 31, 1923. 279

To a throstle; words by William
Sherman, music by M. Carmichael. |
© Mary Carmichael, London, as the
author. R 25091, Nov. 3, 1923. 280

Ton nez; paroles de Maurice Boukay,
musique de Paul Delmet. © Marie

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Delmet-Tibout, Paris, as the widow
of the author. R 24930, Oct. 27,
1923. 281

Toreador (The); by H. Trotere, arr.
by G. B. Nevin; bar. solo and chorus
of men’s voices. (Nevin’s quartetts
for men’s voices, no. 16) ©. George
B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author.
R 25360, Dec. 17, 1923. 282

Toujours vous; poésie de Bertrand
Millanvoye, musique de Paul Delmet.
© Marie Delmet-Tibout, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 24926,
Oct. 20,1925. 283

‘Tout doux; poésie de J. L. Croze, mu-
sique de Marcel Legay. © Marie
Berthe Legay, Paris, as the widow
of the author. R 24956, Oct. 27,
1923. 284

Transposition reader; by C. Faelten
and R. Faelten. (Pianoforte course
for the New England conservatory
of music edited by Carl Faelten) ©
Carl Faelten and Reinhold Faelten,
Boston, as the authors. R 25450,
Dee. 28, 1923. 285

Trip (A) to old Chris; children’s can-
tata for Christmas, written by Irvin
H. Mack, composed by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 25365, Dee. 17, 1923.

286

Trust in Him always; anthem, by C.
Simper. © Caleb Simper, Barn-
staple, Hngland, as the author. R
25301, Dec. 18, 1923. 287

Trusting (The) heart; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 25227,
Dee. 8, 1923. 288

Tu m’apparus; paroles de Millanvoye,
musique de Paul Delmet. © Marie
Delmet-Tibout, Paris, as the widow
of the author. R 24941, Oct. 27,
1923. 289

Two (The) angels; words by Longfel-
low. music by B. Rolt. © Bernard

Rolt, London, as the author. R
25084, Nov. 3, 1923. 290
Unspeakable joy; words by H. H.

Beegle, music by John R. Sweney.
© Lizzie E. Sweney Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author. R 25897, Dec. 19, 1923.

Valse des fées: par Paul Wachs;
piano. © Blanche, vve Wachs, St.
Mandé, France, as the widow of the
author. 24925, Oct, 27,1923... 292

Valse gracieuse; by P. Ambrose. op.
6, no, 2; piano, © Paul Ambrose,

2040.

Trenton, N. J., as the author. R
25362, Dec. 17, 1923. 293

Valse melancolique; by Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 52, no. 5; piano. © Mrs.
Bruno Oscar Klein, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 25248,
Dee. 12, 1923. 294

Victory everywhere; words by M. M.
Brabham, music by William J. Kirk-

patrick. © Mrs. L. E. Sweney Kirk-

patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 25475, Dee.
ol, LOZS: 295

Voice (The) of the Father; words by
Clifton Bingham, music by F. H.
Cowen. © Frederic H. Cowen, Lon-

® don, as the author. R 25079, Nov.

wie, 192s. 296

Vous étes jolie; poésie de Léon Sués,
musique de Paul Delmet. 1. Ten.
ou sop., en sol.—2. Bar. ou mezzo-
sop., en mi. © Marie Delmet-
Tibout, Paris, as the widow of the
‘author. R24927, 24928, Oct. 27,
1923: 297, 298

Wagner (Richard) Lohengrin; vor-
Spiel by R. Wagner, transcribed by
Homer N. Bartlett. © Emma L.
Bartlett, Brooklyn, as the widow of
the author. R 25339, Dee. 14, 1923.

299

Waiting for you; by W. S. Martin.
(Jn Sabbath male choir) © Walter
Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as the
author. R 25008, Nov. 10, 1923.

300

Wake up, wake up: words by E. E.
Hewitt, musie by William J. Kirk-
patrick. © Mrs. L. E. Sweney Kirk-

patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 25473, Dec.
31, 1923. 301

Walk beside me; by J. M. Black and
K. E. Purvis. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as the author.
RK 25105,° Nov. 5,0 1925. 302

We'll find no crosses there: by W. S.
Martin. (Jn Sabbath male choir)
© Walter Stillman Martin, Atlanta,
as the author. R25009. Nov. 19,
1923. 393

Weep ye no more; words by Dowland,
17th century, music by W. Cooke;
mezzo-sop., or contralto, and bar.
© Waddington Cooke, London, as
the author. R 25086, Nov. 8, ae

When Jesus came; words by Melville
W. Miller, music by HE: O. Excell.
© Eliza J. Excell, Chicago, as the
widow of the author. R 25160, Dec.
oy LOZ. 305

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When Jesus comes again; words by
J. V., furnished by El Nathan, music
by James McGranahan. © Addie
McGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the author. R 25145,
Nov. 5, 1928: 306

When the dream comes true; words
by Olifton Bingham, music by H.
Trotére. © Jeanie Trotére, Bourne-
mouth, England, as the widow of
the author. R 25095, Nov. 3, 1923.

307

When the land was white with moon-
light; words by Anne Reeve Aldrich,
musie by George W. Marston. ©
EK. Howard Thayer, Boston, as the
executor of the author. R 25416
Dec. 28, 1923. 308

When the roll is called; words by H.
Ek. Jones, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 25126,
Novy. 5, 1923. 309

When the saints are marching in;
words by Lida M. Keck, music by
J. M. Black. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as the author.
R 25118, Nov. 5, 1923. 310

© James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R.
25228, Dee. 8, 1923. 311
When thou art near me; words by
Clifton Bingham, music by H. Lohr.
© Hermann Lohr, London, as the
author... oR 2ot02.cNov. 3; 1923) 512
Where His voice is guiding; by Wm.
J. . Kirkpatrick.” © Mrs. ‘I. E.
Sweney Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author.
R 25478, Dec. 31, 19238. Bile

—— Same.

Where thrums the bee; words by
Louise Imogen Guiney, music by
George W. Marston. © E. Howard
Thayer, Boston, as the executor of
the author. R 25424, Dec. 28, 1923.

314

Who is like unto Thee, O Lord; an-
them for Haster, by F. ‘Tozer.
(Lute, no. 158) © Ferris Tozer,
Exeter, England, as the author. R
25440, Dec. 28, 1923. 3s

Why not come to Jesus; words by
K. E. Purvis, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author. R 25108, Nov.
51928. 316

Will you love my Saviour; by C. G.
Fullar [pseud. of G. C. Tullar] ©
Grant C. Tullar, New York, as the
author. R 25015, Nov. 14, 1923.

317

With thee; by Guy d’Hardelot, tr. T.

Baker. © Theodore Baker, New
York, as the author. R 25827, Dec.
th 1923; 318

Work for the Master; by W. S. Martin.
(In Sabbath male choir) © Walter
Stillman Martin, Atlanta, as the
author. R 25010, Nov. 10, 1923.

319

Yellow (The) daisy; words by Mar-
garet Deland, music by Mrs. H. H.

A. Beach, op. 31, no. 2; ladies’
voices. © Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
Hillsboro, N. H., as the author.
R 25420, Dee. 28, 1923. 320

You will need Him all the way; by
W. S. Martin. (Jn Sabbath male
choir) © Walter Stillman Martin,
Atlanta, as the author. R 25011,
Noy. 10, 1928. 321

LIST OF MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MAN-
UFACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME-
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF

MAR. 4, 1909.

Adieu waltz; by Friml. © Boston
music ¢o., Boston. Notice reed
Dec. 19, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 12.

299

vam

After hours. © Jack Mills, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 27, 1923:
recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 323

Ah, moon of my delight; by Liza
Lehmann. © Boston music o..
Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1928:
recorded, v. 6, p. 12. 324

Algeria. © Alexander Malocf, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 395

Alhilm. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1923:
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 326

Allepo. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dee. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 397

Along the lake trail. © Leo Feist,
inec.. New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
27, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 828

America ya hilwa. © Alexander
Maloof, New York. Notice ree’d
Dec. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

829

© Alexander Maloof,
New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 29,
1923; recorded, v. 6. p. 16. 330

Au bal; by Huerter. © Boston music
cO., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec. 19,
1923 : recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 331

Babilona. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1923;

Asmar illoun.

recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 339
Bagatelle- hymnus ; arr. Schroeder. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
ree’d Dec. 19, 1923 - recorded, v. 6,
p. 6: 333
Bagdad. © Alexander Maloof, New

York.’ Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 334
Balegooha. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p.°16. 335
Ballet egyptian; suite one, by Lui-

gini. © Boston music co., Boston.
Notice ree’d Dec. 19, 1923: re-
corded, v. 6, p. 12. 336

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25595.

Barchetta; by Nevin. © Boston music.

COs Boston. Notice rec’d Dee. 19,
1923: recorded, v. 6, p. 6. 337
Bashraf. © Alexander Maloof, New

York. Notice ree’d Dec. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 338

Beautiful chimes; song. © Jack Mills,
ine., New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
al 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 339

© Leo Feist, ine..
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. pais
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 340

Berceuse; by Ilynsky, arr. Stoessel;
string quartet. © Boston music co.,
Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 341

Betty. © Leo Feist, ine., New York.
Riri ree’d Dee. 27, 1923: recorded,
Gy pb Ra. 349

bi brother.
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d
Dee. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 18.
343

Bim-bims; by Adam. © Boston music
cO., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19,
1923 : recorded, v. 6, p. 12. 344

Blacksmith (The) (Hollis Dann music
course, first year) © American
book eco., New York. Notice rec’d
Dee. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

345

Blue Island blues. © Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. Notice
rec’d Dee. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
| Oat Ron 346

Bluette; by Sanford. © Boston music
CO., Boston. Notice ree’d Dee. 19,
1993 : recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 347

Bohemia: by Broaker. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1923; ‘recorded, Va10, Det. 348

~Bon jour; by Reiff. © Boston music
CO.; Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19,
1923 - recorded, v. 6, p. 6. 349
Bonne nuit; by Reiff. © Boston
music c¢o., Boston. Notice rec’d
Dee. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, a! a
5

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255095 (351)

Bulbulil awton. © Alexander Maloof,
New York. Notice rec'd Dec. 29,
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 351

Buttercups. (Hollis Dann musie
course, first year) © American
book co., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

352

By-low-by; by Clutsam. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 6. 353

Cadiz; by Albeniz. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 354

Call of the Sphinx. © Alexander Ma-
loof, New York. Notice rec’d Dec.

29, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. ooo
Chansonette. © Harms, ine, New
York. ‘Notice re@d Dee. 27, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 4. 306

Charleston crazy. © Rainbow music
corp., New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 9. 357

Chattanooga stomps. © Melrose bros.
musie co., Chicago. Notice recd
Dee. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 18.

358

Jhili bom bom. © Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 27,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 9. 309

Christmas, Christmas; by Densmore.
© Boston music co. Boston. Notice
ree’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 10. 360

Concert intermezzo; by Hailing. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 6. 361

Cora; by Bemrose. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dee. 19,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 362

Cradle song; br Gretchaninow. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,

Dp. 6. 363
Cuckoo music. (Hollis Dann music
course, third year) © American

book co., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 31, 1923; recorded, vy. 6, p. 16.

364
Dancing honeymoon; by Janssen. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice

rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 12. 365
Danse hongroise; by Ring - Hager,
transcribed R..W.; C melody and EH
flat alto saxophones. © Rudy
Wiedoeft music pub. co., New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 29, 1923 ; recorded;
¥. 6) Dp. LA. 366

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Debussy (—) Danse; by Debussy. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
Toes Mites 367

Destiny ; by Baynes. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 368

Diamante (—) Idyl; by Diamante.
© Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
| ie 2 369

Down the road to yesterday. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dee. 29, 1923;
recorded, vy. 6, p. 18. 370

Dreamin’ time; by Lily Strickland. ©
J. Fischer & bro., New York. No-
tice rec’d Dec. 31, 1923; recorded,
WV. GisDe lk. 371

Egyptian glide. © Alexander Maloof,
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. ate

Hgyptiana. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice ree’d Dec. 29, 1928;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 373

Eleeshi. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1928;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 374

En valsant; by Gebhard. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 12. 375

Evening calm; by Sibelius. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 12. 376

Fateema. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec'd Dec. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 377

(—) Impromptu; by Fauce-
Cosnet. © Boston musie co., Bos-
ton. Notice rec’d Dee. 19, 1923; re-
corded, v. 6, p. 10. 378

Fleur de lis; by Martel. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 379

Forget-me-not (Vergissmeinnicht) ;
schottische espagnole foxtrot. ©
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 23, 1923;
recorded, v. 5, p. 134. 380

Fountain (The) of youth, © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 27, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. Sei

Friends of yesterday; by Simpson. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,

p. 6. 382
Gandoora. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, uh 3
8

recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

NOTICES OF USER

no. 138, 1928

Gardenia; by Densmore. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec'd
Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6.

384

Goodbye ain’t always gone. © Breau
& Tobias, New York. Notice rec’d
Noy. 27, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10.

385

Gounod (Charles Francois) Thy dear
voice; by Harling-Gounod. © Bos-
ton music co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Dee. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, be 6.

86

Gracovienne; by Paderewski. © Bos-
ton music co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Dee. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10.

387

Guess what I’m thinking of. © Fred
Fisher, ine., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 9.

388

Gunners march; by Graziani-Walter.
© Boston musie co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1928: recorded, vy. 6,
Re oe 389

Habeebi tabeebi. © Alexander Ma-
loof, New York . Notice rec’d Dec.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 3890

Harlequin; by Popper, arr. Schroeder.
© Boston music co., Boston. Notice
ree’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
Dp. S 391

Heartaches. © Leo Feist, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Dec. 27, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 392

Her dream; by Waller. © Boston
musie co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6. 393

Horsey keep your tail up; w Walter
Hirsch, m Bert Kaplan. © M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, ‘v. 6,
p. 9. i

How my sweetie loves me; w Sidney
Mitchell, m Lew Pollock and J. Fred
Cootes. © M. Witmark & sons,
New York. Notice ree’d Dee. 19,
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 9. 395

Huerter (—) Intermezzo; by Huer-
ter. © Boston music co., Boston.
Notice ree’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded,
y.,,6; .D.: 8. 396

—— Melodie; by Huerter. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 12. 397

Hugo; w Glay Williamson and Sam
Goold, m Abner Silver. © M. Wit-

mark & sons, New York. Notice
ree’d Dec. 19° 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 9. 398

I’m through with you.

394,

25595 (415)

Hummel (—) Walzer; by Hummel,
arr. Willy Burmester. © Boston
musie ¢co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 399

Tll be here when you come back. ©
Jack Mills, ine, New York. Notice
ree’d Dec. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 14. 460

T’ll pray for you; by St. Quentin. ©
Boston music eco., Boston. Notice
ree’d Dec. 19, 1928; recorded, v. 6,
D.;8; 401

I’m a society bud. © Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. Notice
rec’d Dec. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 18. 402

© Waterson,

Berlin & Snyder co., New York. No-

tice rec’d Dee. 31, 1928; recorded,

Vv: 6) pias! 403

If I should see you cry; w Benton Lee,
m Lee David. © M. Witmark &
sons, New York. Notice rec’d Dee.
4, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 5. 404

If my heart belonged to somebody else.
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 31,
1928 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 18. AO5

If you do what you do. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 31, 1923; recorded,
Vi. O05 Da Lo. 406

If you knew her side of the story. ©
Jack Mills, ine., New York. Notice
reec’d Dee. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 14. 407

Immigration Rose. © Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dee. 27,
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 9. 408

Impression (An) ; by Gere. © Boston
musie co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 409

In a cozy tea room. © Leo Feist. inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 27,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 410

In springtime; by Chaffin. © Boston
musie co., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6 411

In the corner of my mind. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 31, 1923; recorded,
Vii Go. Dials: 412

In the old arm chair. © Breau &
Tobias, New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 11. 415

In the starlight; by Huerter. © Bos-
ton music co., Boston. Notice rec'd
Dec. 19, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 12.

414

Iris; by Friml. © Boston music co.,
Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1923:
recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 415

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

25595 (416)

_ pt. 11, B. s., v.18

It’s a man, ev’ry time it’s a man.
Jack Mills, ine., New York. Notice
rec’d Dec. 21, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 14. 416

Jamalik shagil balik. © Alexander
Maloof, New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

AIT

Joe Turner blues; lyric by Walter
Hirsch. New and rey. ed. © Rich-
mond-Robbins, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Dec. 19, 1923: recorded,
v. 6, p. 9. 418

Katinka; polka by Ebell, no. 2 in D
maj. © Boston music co., Boston.
Notice ree’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded.
Vou, Deses 419

Kreider (—) Prelude; by Kreider.
© Boston music co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded.
Views Oy, De aoe 420

Kuntu fi wadin jameelin. © Alexan-
der Maloof, New York. Notice ree’d
Dec. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

421

Lancelot; by Adam. © Boston music

¢co., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec. 19,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 422
Landler; by Sgambati. © Boston

music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19; 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 12. 423

Lass 0’ Killean; by Stickles. © Bos-
ton music ¢co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8.

\ 424

Lebanon. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 19238;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 425

Let’s do, and say we didn’t. © Leo
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice ree’d Dec. 31, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 18. 426

Let’s do, and say we didn’t. © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 27, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14.

427

Lille madit; by Tjernagel. © Boston
music ¢co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded. v. 6, p. 6 425

Liselotte; by Adam. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dee. 19.
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6. A429

Little (A) close harmony; by O’Hara.
© Boston music co., Boston. Notice
ree’d Dee. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 8. 430

Lolita; by Rudolf Friml. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec.

19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 4381

© | London blues.

© Melrose bros. music
co., Chicago. Notice rec’d Dec. 31,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 18. 432

Look down, dear eyes; by Fisher. ©
Boston music ¢@0., Boston. Notice:
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6..
OMe bi 3 433°

Love song by Nevin. © Boston music:
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dee. 19..
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 434.

by Purcell. Boston music ©o.,
Boston. Notice ree’d Dee. 19, 1923;

recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 435.
MacDowell (Edward Alexander )
Traumerei; by MacDowell. © Bos-.

ton musie co., Boston. Notice ree’d
Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10.
436°

Marriage (The) of the roses; by
Franck. © Boston music co., Bos--

ton. Notice reed Dec. 19, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 6. 437
May night; by Palmgren. © Boston

music co., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 438

Me no speaka good English. © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 27, 1923: recorded, v. 6, p. 14.

439

Mecca; by Lemieux. © Boston music

co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19,
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 440
Melody in D; by Bull-Schroeder. ©:
Boston music co., Boston. Notice.
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded,, v. 6,
D; &: 44]

Menm’ries bring you to me. © Caro-
lina pub. co., Edenton, N. C. Notice-
rec’d, Dec. 24, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 9. 442°

Mickey Donohue. © Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dee. 27,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 9. 443:

Midsummer; by Maquarre. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec..
19, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 444

Moonlight lane. © Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York. Notice-
reec’d Dec. 31, 1923: recorded, v. 6,
p. 18. 445

Moszkowski (Moritz) Spanish dance;
by Moszkowski. © Boston music:
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19,

1923: recorded, v. 6; p. 10. 446
Music of love. © Harms, inc., New
York. Notice ree’d Dee. 27, 1928;
recorded, v. 6, p. 4. 447°

‘Mutt wrote the music, and Jeff wrote-

the words, and théy called it the-
Funny sheet blues. © Jack Mills,.

1426

NOTICES OF USER

110. 18, 1923

inc.. New York. Notice ree’d Dec.
21, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 448
My sweetie’s sweeter than that. ©
Leo Feist, inc., New York. Notice
rec’d Dee. 27, 1928; recorded, v. 6,
p. 14. 449
Narcissus; by Nevin. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19,
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 12. 450
Nervous nuckles; pf. © Jack Mills,
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
21, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 451

New Orleans stomps. © Melrose bros.

music ¢o., Chicago. Notice rec’d
Dee. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 18.
452

No other girl. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice ree’d
Dec. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 18.

453

No wonder they called you Mary. ©
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice reec’d Dec. 31, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 18. 454

Noel bressau; by Darcieux. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 455

O that we two; by Nevin. © Boston
music ¢o., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6. 456

Obelisque. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 18. 457

Oh circus man. © Wm. Selby Harvey,
Hdenton, N. C. Notice ree’d Dec. 24,
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 458

Old fashioned love. © Harms, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 27,
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6. 459

Old folks at home; by Stoessel. ©
Boston music ¢o., Boston. Notice
rec'd Dec. 19, 1928; recorded, v. 6,
D.''6: : 460

‘Ole Miss Blues; lyric and melody rev.
Walter Hirsch. © Richmond-Rob-
bins, inc., New York. Notice ree’d
Dec. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 11.

461

Our flag. (Hollis Dann music course,
first and second year) © American
book co., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 31, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6. p. 16.

462

Pharoah. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice ree’d Dee. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 463

Pirouette; by Glazounow.. © Boston
musie co., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v..6, p. 12. 464

Poor little you. © Waterson, Berlin

& Snyder co., New York. Notice

25995, (480)

ree’d Dee. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 18. 465

Pretty tulip. (Hollis
course, second year) © American
book co., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

466

Radjah. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dee. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 467

© T. B. Harms co.,

Dann music

Raggedy Ann.
New York.
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 468

Romance; by Sibelius. © Boston
music co., Boston. : Notice ree’d Dec.
19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 469

Rosary; by Nevin. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice ree’d Dec. 19,

1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 470
Roses and rue; by Scates. © Boston
music co., Boston. Notice rec'd

Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 12.
471

Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) The
hermit; by Rubinstein. © Boston
music ¢o., Boston. Notice reed
Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6,

472

Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) HKtude
en forme de valse; de Saint-Saéns,
op. 52, no. 6. © Boston music co.,
Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 8. 473

Saloma. © Alexander Maloof, New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. A474

Same old, dear old place; by Wilson.
© Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
(OS ES 475

Same (The) old way. © Leo Feist,
ine., New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
27, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 476

Save your man, and satisfy your soul.
© Rainbow music corp., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded,
¥. 6, p. 9. 4T7

Scherzi-valse; from Scene picturesque,
V. P. Chabrier, arr. Loeffler.
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 10. A478

Seeroo lilharbi. © Alexander Maloof,
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. A479

Serenade; by Rachmaninoff. © Bos-
ton music ¢o., Boston. Notice rec'd
Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 6.

480

Notice ree’d Dee. 27,

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25595 (481)

Serenata (La); by Herbert. © Bos-
ton music co., Boston. Notice ree’d
Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8.

481

Shamil-kokayeen. © Alexander Ma-
loof, New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 482

Shams-il-shoumousy. © Alexander
Maloof, New York. Notice rec'd
Dec. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

483

Shamsi ya shamsi. © Alexander
Maloof, New York. Notice ree’d
Dec. 29, 1928; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

484

Sing along; w and m Arthur Penn.
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 31, 1923; recorded,
v6. DAME 485

Sing me to sleep; by Greene. © Bos-
ton music co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Dec. 19, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 8.

486

So this is love. © Harms, inc., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 27, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 4. 487

Someday sweetheart. © Melrose bros.
music co., Chicago. Notice rec’d Dec.
81, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 18. 488

Someone loves you after all. © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. Notice rec’d
Dee. 27, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14.

489

Sooria al watan. © Alexander Ma-
loof, New York. Notice rec’d Dec.

29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 490
Souvenir de Venise; by Quinn. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
ree’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 10. 491
Star child. (Hollis Dann music
course, third year) © American
book co., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.
492

Steinert (—) Prelude; by Steinert.
© Boston music co., Boston. No-

tice rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v.
6, p. 8. 493
Sunset on the St. Lawrence; by Heller.
© Boston music co., Boston. No-
tice reec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded,

¥i GP pH mo: 494
Sweet papa Joe. © Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York. Notice

ree’d Dec. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
p. 18. 495
Tainted Rose. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d

Dec. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 18.
496

pt. 111, 0. s./ v. 18

Take Thou my hand; w Thekla H.
Andrews, m Fredk. W. Vanderpool.
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 31, 1923; recorded.
vz, 69pqd. 497

Tay jay wrowgy. © Alexander Ma-
loof, New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 498

That’s everything. © Leo Feist, inc..
New York. Notice rec’d Dee. 27.
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 14. 499

There’s a bend at the end of the
Swanee. © Bee Tee pub. co., New
York... Notice Tee@ Now Zin see;
recorded, v. 6, p. 10. 500

There’s just a bit o’ heaven in your
smile; w Benton Lee, m Lee David.
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 4, 1923; recorded,
v. 6, p., 5. 501

Those good old Ku klux blues; fox
trot. © Vernon Barbay, Memphis,
Tenn. Notice rec’d Dec. 31, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 11. 502

Tick-tock. (Hollis Dann music course,
first year) © American book co.,
New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 31,

1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 503
Tinkle tune. © Harms, ine, New
York, , Notice rec’d, Dec. 27, 1923;
recorded, v. 6, p. 4. D04

Told at twilight; by Huerter. © Bos-
ton music co., Boston. Notice rec’d
Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 8.

305:

Tommy the whistler. © Jack Mills,
inc., New York. Notice ree’d Dec.
27, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 9. 506:

Trip along. © Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 31, 1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 18.

50T

Trip (A) to Syria. © Alexander Ma-
loof, New York. Notice reec’d Dec.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 508

Tripping along. © Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 27,
1923 ; recorded, v. 6, p. 9.- 509:

Valse mignonne; by Palmgren. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 6,
‘ips 8: 510:

Victory; by Baynes. © Boston music
co., Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19.
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 12. 511

Violet (The)
course, first year) © American
book co., New York. Notice rec'd
Dee. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. ae

1428

(Hollis Dann music.

NOTICES OF USER

no. 13, 1923

Wait for the sunshine; by Wakley.
© Boston music ©co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. i; 1923 : recorded, v. 6,
p08 513

Walie minal gorami. © Alexander
Maloof, New York. Notice rec’d
Dec. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p.. 16.

514

What do you do on Sunday, Mary. ©
Harms, inc., New York. Notice
ree’d Dec. 27, 1928; recorded, v. 6,
D4: 515
When her lips surrender. © Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.

Notice ree’d Dec. 31, 1923 - recorded,

¥. 6 Spy IS. 516
When romance wakes. © Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 31, 1923 ; recorded,
¥ Orr. 18. DLT
When your heart’s in the game. ©

Leo Feist, inc., New York. Notice
_ree’d Dee. 27, 1923 - recorded, v. 6,
p. 14. 518

Whoopla!! © Broadway music corp.,
New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 22.
19233 recorded, v. 6, p. 9.

519
Wise (The) bird. (Hollis Dann music
course, second year) © American
book co., New York. Notice rec’d
Dee. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

520

Wistaria ; by Zucea [pseud. of Augusta
Zuckermann ] © Boston music co.,

Boston. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1928;
recorded. Vv. 6, pz 12.

521

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With powdered wig; by Severac. ©
Boston music co., Boston. Notice
rec’d Dec. 19, 1923: recorded, v. 6,
i Spe 62: 522:

Wow wow blues. © “Winston Carl
Wascher, Danville, Ill. Notice rec’d
Dec. 28, 1923: recorded, Vic, in,

523

Ya booeyoon il dublana. © Alexande:
Maloof, New York. Notice reed
Dee. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

524 .

Ya khalti. © Alexander Maloof, New
York... Notice. reed Dec «29: - 1925.
recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 525

© Alexander Maloof,
New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 29,
1925; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 526:

© Alexander Maloof,
Notice rec’d Dec. 29,
527

Ya malil sham.

Ya meet Messa.
New York.
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

Youre doing a Rip Van Winkle. ©:
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dee. 31, 1923 :
recorded, v. 6, p. 18. 528

You’ve got me wrong. © Jack Mills,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
29, 1923; recorded, v. 6,'‘p. 11. 529%

Zabyatol unsi. © Alexander Maloof,
New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 29,
1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16. 530

Zooroony bil sena mara. © Alexander
Maloof, New York. Notice rec’d
Dee. 29, 1923; recorded, v. 6, p. 16.

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MvusICAL COMPOSITIONS

NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18 ©
ANNUAL INDEX FOR 1923

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.

[New Series, Volume 18, Nos. 1-13, 1923.]

This index contains in one alphabet the names of the composers and copy-
right proprietors of all the. musie entered in the catalogue in the year 1923.
The figures refer to the numbers following the titles in the catalogue.

Aagaard (J. P.) Iliff. 266, 2176.
Abades (J. M.) Mimosa. 19757.
Abbanat (Anthony) Purple and gray.
4972.
Abbatello (Andy) :
Polly, say that you'll be mine.

11418.

You played and broke my heart.
12305.
Abbey (M. B.) What evening brings.

20796.

Abbott (HUinor) Why can’t we live
in the old fashioned way. 93833.
Abbott (Ethel) Clubwoman’s hymn.

14452.

Abbott (F. J.) Lullaby. 17361.
Abbott (L. W.) Wonderland of
dreams. 7752.

Abbott (Mildred) Roses have made

me remember. 11543.
Abbott (Tess) Courage. 23649.

Abel (Clara Haskell) :
Lullaby. 24401.

Night eat the Thimble
24641.

Abel (L. E.):

Good looking mama, sweet scented
mama. 1999.

Jealous and blue. 21980.

Lonely little me. 338.

Love of mine. — 22145.

My honey. 19860.

Someone. 2977.

Aborn (Morris): .
Farcieal allegvo.
In an opium den,

About me. 6156. -

Abrahams (Dave)

3794.

Abrahams (Maurice) inc.:
It’s a lotta Bologny.
Jubilee blues. 17187.
That’s my baby. 1515.
When the gold turns

3267, 3369 (78).
Why should TI blame
. 16297.
_ You said something when you said
Dixie, '3351;,8860° 634))-

106658—24——9

isiands.

LOO99.
10554.

Don’t pity me.

13062.

to gray.

it on. yon.

Abramowitz (Barney) :
I rather fox trot than
4212, 10425.
If I can take you from somebody
else, 10535, 14969.
Sunny Jim. 756 (109), 3047.
When do we eat. 16227, 25467.

waltz.

Wishing your wishes come true.
18316.
‘You ’l] want me back sometime.
745.
You were just made to order for
me. 7792.
Abrams (C. R.) Love me to death.
13219.
Abt (Franz) Let’s be laughing.
19551.
Abu und nu. 5689.
Acale bazetzen. 9422.
Acciani (Tobia) Ina rose garden.
2184, 2185, 19333. —

| Accord (Edition) g. m. b. h.:

Adoree. 16382.
Blind liebe, blinder hass. 16504.
Dein sitisses, brennend rotes miind-
chen. 14543.
In Hawaii. 15007.
In swinemtinde triumt man
sand; 17126.
Kom wir spielen ein bischen kla-
vier, . 17237.
Liliput. 10780, 13167.
Nimm mein ganges herz.
Souvenir. 13816.
Wir zwei gehoren
14110.
Achong (Hdgar)
11810.
Achong (IL. R.)
AechornieG. BP.
Mazurka. 14163 (341).
Novelette. 14163 (6).
Achron (Joseph) :
Fughetta. 16839.
Hebrew melody.
Prélude. ° 16379.
Sicilienne. 17890.
Acht deutsehe volkslieder zum konzert-
vortrag. 21546.

im

155038.
zusammen.
Sunshine and roses.

Alahbam’. 1496.

Sey 8

7808 (214).

(1451

INDEX

pt. 111, n. 8. v.18

Ackerley (Harry) Carolina blues.
PAZ ale,

Ackerman (©. 8.) Black eyed Susan.
23498.

Ackerman (Gustave) Day by day in
every way she’ll love me more and
more. 111.

Ackley (A. H.) Which, Santa Claus
or Mother Goose? 1482.

Ackley (B. D.):

Answer the call. 3487. oe

Do not ask me to go without
Jesus. 9947.

Encourager. 10060.

Forward. 3945.

Hymns of the living gospel, no. 1.
12951.

I love Him. 104583.

If we will. 10548.

If your life rings true.

In the King’s service.

Make every day count.

O to be faithful. 13445.

Out of the grave He came. 4866.

Put your hand to the plough.
11473.

Thy will, not mine.

Till the whole
11968.

We praise Thee. 14046.

When I look into His face. 12166.

Ackley (H. B.) If only. 130127
Ackley (Henry) Who is the meanest

13021.
17127.
10903.

11963.
world knows.

gal in town—Josephine. 25510.
Acland (L. T.):
Eeh! tha never see. 8139.

Rose and a song. 2857.

Acme music pub. ¢Co.:
If I had a man like Valentino.
1030.
In the land of yesterday.
10579.
Acosta (EH. J.):
San-Tone blues.
Sunny San-Tone. 20502.

Acosta (Ray) Since you’ve come back
to me. 22799.
Acqua (Hva Dell):
Song of Provence.
Villanelle. 12080.

Acqua cheta. 9424.
Acrea (Clarence) Ah’s gwine back to
Dixie on dis train. 9489.
Acuff. (J. W.):
Happy on the way. 6297.
Have a broader vision. 12896.
Preach, sing and pray. 13592.
Adair (D. W.):
Bamboo baby. 21116.
Mexicana. 13302. ?
A’ Dair (Jeanne):
Home town blues. 4109.
Isle of nowhere. 4829.

1039,

20293.

25123.

Adam (—):
Bim-bims. 25595 (344).
Lancelot. 25595 (422). .

Adam (Adolphe) :
Christmas hymn. 18364 (45).
Christmas song. 14441, 14442.

Adam (Joseph). Yellowstone national
park suite. 14132.
Adam (Léon) Liselotte.
25595 (429).
Adams (—) Holy city. 6341.
eo (A. A.) Governor’s own. 756
6).
Adams (A. E.) Who threw the water
on the Tom ecat’s back. 23249, 23250.
Adams (C. B.) Resurrection story.
5010.
Adams (Cleo.) Telephone blues. 20574.
Adams (Clifford) Frolics and fancies.
10182.
Adams (EK. H.):
Full tide. 14721.
Japanese dancing girl.
Leafy way. 18146.
When the leaves turn red.
Wind-blown hill. 16303.

Adams (EK. T.) Childhood memories.
839.

2369, 4483,

13070.
14074.

Adams (Ernest) Bond. 1630. _
Adams (Gale) :
Marie Rose. 2452.

Say that you love me. 2900.

Tess of the storm country. 3095.
Adams (H. V.).:

Love’s wiley dream. 6706.

Love’s wooing eall. 357.

To the flower of Arabia. 5875.
Adams (J. F.):

A-cooin’ and a lovin’ o’ you.
14166.
Daddy o’ mine. 9858.

Dear mother Yale. 9912.
Home to the lips that I love.

10365.
Laddie boy. 10716.
Voices. 120938.

Adams (Jimmy) Down on the farm
they all ask for you. 9980.
Adams (Joseph) music pub. co.:
Afterthoughts. 5. ,
Chant du cygne. 1711.
Great tomorrow. 14774, 14775.
If only I could click I shouldn’t
mind. 21900.

Adams (M. F.) By radio. 7958.

Adams (M. M.) Oh Dixieland I’se
comin back. 11237. .

Adams (Paul) No one knew it was
you made me cry. 15506.

Adams (R. L.) Ola-apa-pa.
17628.

Adams (S. G.) Pinin’ just for you.
7106, 8872, 11398.

11258,

1432

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Adams (Stephen) :
Bravo Jack. 25595 (34).
By the waters. 5679 (22).
Fiona. 14163 (172).
Forge and the bell. 5679 (39).
Quaker. 11475.
Wilt thou. be mine. 14163 (614).
Adams (W. G.):
Kissing. 4422.
"Turn the alarm clock off.
Adamson (Vrs. Cunliffe): |
How we court down Devon way.

5406.

8306.
Rose you picked last summer. |
8957.
Addy (Maren S. ) Pentecostal show-
ers. 24820.

Adeler (Edgar):

In a day or two. 23352 (65).

Karroo. 15115.
Adieu, patrie. 14175.
Agikias CA: *” YW ~) Adkins © simple

method for playing popular music.
7810.
Adlam (Frank) :
Butterfly. 14163 (70).
Dreams of my own land.
(24), 14163 (147).
Elsie from Chelsea.
Goblin dance. 190.
I can’t think ob nuthin’ else but
you. 20974 (87).
Rustic dance. 14163 (482).
Searf dance. 9558.
Sheep bells. 14163 (510).
Study in G. 618.
Adrienne. 10354, 10664, 10853, 11665,
12209.
Advanced sight reading course from
the universal music system. 3379.
Aeolian music co. On Jand and sea.
20028.
Af’n veg. 3382.
Afton water. 16386.
Aga (F. N.) See Nazare-Aga (F.).
Ager (Milton):
Back home. 12486.
Beautiful girls you have the world
at your feet. 14290.
Beyond the moonbeam
12480, 12481.
Change your step.
Evil eye. 14646.
Girl I love is like
wisp. 16861.
Louisville Lou. 4527. 6684, 13212.
Lovin’ Sam, the sheik of Alabam.
4550. :
Mamma
17376.
My old ramshackle shack. 6919.

TSO8
14163 (150).

trail.
12570),.12571.

a will-o-the-

goes where papa goes.

Non-stop lovin’ man. 13420.
Oui, oui, Monsieur. 15598.

13510.

Paisley shawl.

Queen of the gas house gang.
15718.

Shakespearian blues. 15828.

Struttin’ school. 13846, 15952.

They weren’t any better in the

good old days. 16058.

Tick, tock. 13936.

Twinkle, twinkle, little’ star.
13979.

We're not as bad as we're painted.
14047.

Where the rambler roses ramble
*round my old ramshackle shack. -
5582.

Who cares. 5590.

Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.:
Back home. 12436, 14163 (631).
Bad little boys aren’t goody.

756 (7).

Beautiful girls you have the world
at your feet. 14163 (634), 14290.

Beyond the moonbeam trail.

12480, 12481, 14163 (635).

Change your step. 12570, 12571,
14163 (644).

Come let us dance the waltz of
love. 9413 (168), 9797.

Evil eye. 14646.

Four little walls and me. 10166.

Girl I love is like a _ will-o-the-

wisp. 16861.
Goodbye but not forever.756 (35),
960.

He'll always be one of those guys.
14798, 19111, 20974 (136).

Hula Lou. 19178.

I hate to think what would happen
to me. 24076.

Ym somebody nobody loves.
19264, 19265, 20974 (148).

It can never happen again. 10603.

Louisville Lou.
6684.

Mamma goes where papa goes.
16373) 058)y! 17376:

4527, 5679 (264),

My old ramshackle shack. 6919.

‘Neath Egyptian skies. 11150,
11151, 12344 (179).

Non-stop loving man. 13420.

O, gee, Georgie! 19972, 20974
(178).

Oui oui Monsieur. 15598.

Paisley shawl. 13510, 14163
(719).

Queen of the gas house gang.
15GRS:

Shakespearian blues. 15828.

Struttin’ school. 13846, 14163
(745), 15952.

They weren’t any better in the

good old days. 16058.

Tick! tock! the Dresden clock.
13936, 14163 (758).

Trying to forget.
(378).

5400, 5679

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INDEX

a Ee ee Le

Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ine. —-Con.

Twelve o’clock at night. 20680,
20974 (221).
Twinkle, twinkle, little © star.

13979, 14163 (761).

Waltz of love. 1475 (28), 3238.

We're not as bad as we’re painted.
T4047.

What do they mean by love.
5533, 9413 (240), 12161.

When you come to the end of the
lane. 18263. .

Where the rambler roses ramble
round. 5582, 5679 (400).

Why do I care for you: 1475 (31),
3288.

You didn’t want me when I wanted
you. 16373 (103), 18341.

You said no yesterday. 16354.
Agerby (Aksel) Berceuse. 16488.
Aginskego (N.) Do sliubu. 3784.
Agnew (J. E.):

"A Irrangesa! 5681.

Fraternal emblem. 6207.

AOU Le. AD) Charming Lee.
14414.
Ah! the syghes that come fro’ my :

heart. 9441.
Ahl (F. A:):

Darktown dancing team. 23686.

Golden land. 14756.
Ahlbach (W. J.) Somewhere in my
heart. 9079. ;

Ahlefeld (Ff: W.) jr.:
Cabaret blues. 21226.
Mother. 22297.
Ahlert (FF: E.)::
Benny! be yourself. 7913.
Land of cotton blues. 17249.
Where rainbows end. 16270.
You're doing a Rip Van Winkle.
23320.
Ahlheim (W. C.)
heart. 1542.
Ahlheim (W: C.) music co.:
Payday blues. 4899.
Take me to your heart. 1342.
Ahn & Simrock (Bitihnenverlag) g. m.
bv BR:
Leibkutscher des Fredericus Rex.
22067.
Schénste von allen.
Aichele (Elmer) :
If you tried. 8878.
Old fashioned days. 2684.
She’s got that too. 11630.
Somebody else is stealing my
sweetie’s kisses. 11701.
Aieta (Salvatore). De wop. ~21401.
Aiken (W. H.))) In :Aprily, 2188: -
Ailbout (Hans):
Bionde geisha.
In the village.
Rustic celebration.
When Pippa dances.

Take me to your

11589.

7925.

15027.

15782.
12176.

fae

pt. m1, n. s., v, 18
Ainsworth (T. H.) Golden hours.
21652. ae
Air, Amaryllis. 7813.
Aitken (George) :
Barcarola. 16468/
‘Enigma and Butterfly.
Exile. 14650.
Akers (M. H.) Rock-a-by train. 17799
Akins (A. V.) Patty O’Brien. 22536.
Akins (J.S2)/3
Naughty mamma, down in Louis-
ville. 19911.
On the inside.
Akst (Harry) :
All my life. 21013.
And how. 5741.
At the cake walk ball. 5769, 7861.
Bad news blues. 16462.
Dearest you’re the nearest to me
heart. 875, 6031.
First, last and always. 12811.
Four little walls and me. 10166.
-How proud I'll be. 999, 2083.
I can’t forget you. 4150, 4151.
I love ’er. 12970.
I’m jealous. 10476.
I’m somebody nobody loves. 19264,
19265.
In that southern harem of mine.
6481, 8392.
Mammy’s day in Dixie-land. $595.
Mary’s a real good fellow, but
Mary’s a real good girl. 22204.
Poison ivories. 11412.
Pretty little thing. 22599, 24891.
Smile will go a long long way.

14620.

8815.

11681.
Song of a summer night. 11720.
Sorry. 5218, 7394.
South sea eyes. 1310, 5219.
Stella. 9111.

‘Sweet Henry the pride of Tennes-
see. 9148, 11832, 15982.
That bran’ new galo’ mine. 18062,
18364 (318), 20584, 20585.
. They’ve got their Indian habits on
in Dixieland. 7528, 9195.
Wet yo’ thumb. 3248..
What will become of me.
23209.
While you’re gone. 18279, 20859.
Youw’re near but yet so far. 98397.
You said no yesterday. 16854.
Alabama technical inst. & college for —
women. Montevallo songs. 138327.

Alaleona (Domenico) :
Anniversario. 3483.
Due girovaghi. 3830.
Fumo e la neve. 3955.
Alba music pub. co.:
Sandy. 15800.
When the moon is sinking low,
16252.

18237,

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INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Albano (Ferdinando) :
"A cchiu’ bella’e Napule. 14164.
Ammore ‘mpertinente. 7840.
°E cchiu’ lluonghe m’aggia sceppa’.

12 G31.

Mandolinista Rossi. 2441.
Nnanze ‘o carcere. 13411. |
°O ffuoco d’o Vesuvio. 13483.
Signorina ingenua. 7317.
Stornello del dolore. 20482.
Tarantella sotto ’e rrose. 9161.
Tuorne pe’ n’ ora. 16118.
Viene addu me’. 16165.

Albano (Luciano):
Ammore muorto. 9478.
E’ muorto ammore. 16752.
' Albee (Lew) In the shadows. 17133.
Albeniz (—):
Cadiz. 25595. (354).
Malaguena. 20974 (165). _
Seguidilla. 20974 (200), 22745.
Sevilla. 22757.
Tango in D. 20974 (214).

Albeniz (I.):

Pepita Jiménez. 13541.
Tango. 22986.
Albeniz (J.):
Mazurka. 13287, 13288.
Midsummer nights serenade. 163573
(60).
Albersenn (Edouard)
25599 (82).
Albert (Eugen d’) Mareike von Nym-
wegen. 15295.
Albert (George)
. 9579.
Albert (Harry)
23259. *
Alberti (Einar):
Der er gu’skelov en dag igen i
morgen. 16695.
Pedersen. 13536.
Alberti (Sol):
Hour. 2076.
Trees. 3170.
Albin (Gustavo): -
Cancelle! cancelle! 18621.
Matenata campagnola. 13284.
Ti bacero. . . quando. 20636.
Albisi (Giovanni) Addio Giovinezza.
3378.

Album-blatter. 7819.

Album, di composicioni e danse. 7820.

Album of 20 melodies of Ireland. 7821.

Album rose. 21007.

Alchin (€. A.) Keyboard harmony.

22082.
Aleus (Lucile)
_ Aldrich (F.) Love and flowers. 6686.
Aldridge (J. E.).:

i Back bitting baby Brown. 14270.
Dear heart I long for you. 12672.
Don’t cry about me. 9956.
‘Good-bye boys. 16886.

Harmony blues. 4058.

Esmeralda.

Beautiful Galilee.

Why must we part.

Million years. 6830.

I never get tired of loving you.
6421,

Leaving time. 15161.

Love and the moonlight. 10847.

Now I’m going to two-time you.
8764.

Picking them up and laying them
down. 11390. .

Spread joy. 17968.

Sweet baby mine. 11826.

That familiar strain. 5325.

You’re the only daddy for me.
1635300)

Aletter (Wilhelm) :

Am abend. 14163 (19).

Bluette-pastorale. . 12499.

Herbstlied. 14163 (239).

._ In der heimath. 14163 (266).
Kleine Turko. 14163 (300).
Loreley waltz. 14163 (318).
Rondo gracieux. 14168 (476).

Alex (Joé):
Julieta. 10648.
Polka argentino. 11415.
Alexander.(C. W.):
Entertainers blues. 14621.
Look what I’ve missed by waiting
so long. 15224.
Alexander (Dorothy) America, your
boys are calling you. 3419.
Alexander (H. J.) Tapioca. 5298.
Alexander (Juliette) Sacred songs
for church and home. 13673.
Alexander (M.) Try and.-get it.
20667.
Alexander. (Newton)
ful world. 283.
Alexander (V.)
mother. 9470.
Alexandrine studio. Mother mine,
dearest pal of all. 8675.
Alfano (F.) Eliana. 3851.
Alfoéldy (Imre) Hungarian concert
polka. 24049.
Alford (Frank) :
I want to marry the sunshine.
6429.
Indefinite Johnnie. 21940.
Alford (H. L.):
Away to the Black Hills. 1558.
Let’s go. 10758.
My orientale. 485.
Old plantation moon. 20024.
Sweet Louise. 7462.

Alford (K. J.) pseud. See Ricketts
(Heid
Alice, where art thou. 12367.
Alix (Victor) You-you. 3356.
Alkan (C. V.) Préludes and priéres.
7145.
All-star music corp.:
How could I care for somebody
else. 19169.
Melody of mine. 19730.

Its a wonder-

Always stand by

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INDEX

All-star music corp.—Continued.
Not yet, Suzette! 19951.
What’ll I'do? 20799.

All through the night. 5721.
Allabough (Jos.) jr. * Cuban. sweet-
heart. 38704.
Allan (Clifford)

17136.

Allan & ¢o., pty., ltd.:

Along the road
5724, 21025.

Back to Croajingolong.
Cold North sea. 14456.
Cottage of dreams. 5978.
Cradle story. 18728.
Down by the Murray. 237382.
Down Wagga way. 18855.
Hgyptian tone poems. 901.
Happy little frog. 12890.
Hornpipe in G. 14858.
I’m going. 1018.

Indian dream.

to Gundagai.

18495.

In our little canoe. 6476.
Invocation. 19381.
Love and sleep. 6687.

Love, you’re a fraud. 6699.

Madrigal. 15270.
Magic moon. 24424.
Mantilla. 15285.

Molly. 15365.
Old homestead.
Quiet corner.
Sheba. 7300.
Snowy river. 25095.
Sum of life. 1324.
Sweet Hawaiian isle. 15980.
There’s a weleome waiting you in
Bonnie Scotland. 7525.
Venetian reverie. 25403.
Walter. 25434.
Whalin’ up the Lachlan.
W'll-in-a-wisp. 16300.
Will you remember me.
Wishin’. 16310.
Yes, indeed. 20917.
Zelda. 16370.
Allayne (Alyce):
Imprisoned love.
Thy song. 19888.

15468.
TAT2.

14055.
25528.

19327.

Allen (A. W.) Granny’s Song at twi-
light. 6268.

Allen (Albert) Calendar chorus
1661.

Allen (Andrew) :
Annie, you’re just like my mam-

My. Oro.

He used to sing in his sleep
4079.

In the eyes of the world yow’re
mine. 8394.

Just to amuse the baby. 13104.

Monkey doodle harem. 4667.

Never let her learn to dance.
8742.

Scenes that are brightest. 8981.

pt. m7, n. s., v.18

Then
9185.

Why did I marry my wife.

Woman always pays. 7748.

youll be sorry for me.

9335.

Allen (Arthur) Afternoon blues.
12361.

Allen (B. A.) My heart is in Wis-
consin. 13373.

Allen (B. EE.) If I only had a pal
like you. 21896.

Allen (Bob) Playing. 20126.

Allen (C. C.) New America. 446.

Allen (C. E.) Valse Louise. 18178.

Allen (C. F.):

Crowning the Christ. 9842.

Go tell the story now. 10228.

Jesus Stands ready to help you.
10688.

Open your heart to Jesus. 11302.

Allen (Elizabeth) Nobody to go home
to. 15512:
Allen (G. G.)

10714.
Allen (Grace)
in Thy victory.
Allen (I. M.):
Is there a home anywhere? 21957.
Oh! the devil. 22455.

Allen (lL. H.) Little grey nun. 19583.
Allen (M. V.) Moonlight reverie.
4674.

Allen (Suzanne) :

Hear those Christmas bells

a-ringing. 16928.

No! not apart. 17572.
Allen (T. R.) Forevermore. 10156.
Allen (T. W.) Maroon victory. 6767.
Allenburg (Sally) Id like a girl.

Labor union man.

We will shout for joy
7672.

10423.
Alley (S. L.). Those mean mamma
blues. 16069.

Alleyn (Leslie) :
Day after day, for you I’m sigh-
ing. 21394. a:
Grannie. 4035.
I ain’t goin’
21787.
I’m worse. 21851.
Idaho, I don’t know why I miss
you so. 4248,
Just a quaint little cot. 13092.
They ean’t charge us for that.
23048.
Allgeier (J.) Why should it rain on
Wednesday night. 20874.
Allier (G.) Pierre de Serbie. 15655.
Allison (Alice) Lullaby. 22160.
Allison (J. N.) Star of my dream-
land. (Ore
Allitsen (Frances)
25595: (276):
Allman (Mrs. A. F.) Proposal. 24900.
Allman (Krine) I’m the guy. 14929.

back to nowhere.

There’s a land.

1436

* INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Allon (Oscar) :

Dawn in a fairy garden. 109.
Hastern dreams. 134.
Moonrise. 412.
Woodland whispers.
Allpress (T. H.)
F415.
Allred (A. L.):
My pretty blue eyed Lou. 6922.

9365.
Tut’s foxy fox trot.

Sweeter than the columbine.
11841.
Allsman (Eugene) ’Way down in
Mexico. 20765.
Allsopp (Fred) Let’s go to Lyons.
15169.
Allyn (Lou) Gone are the days.
10252.

Almandoz (Norberto) :
Bird in his cage. 143815.
Melancholy. 24487.
Song of the cider. 25124.

Almas temple 1923 Shrine committee,

ine. Greetings of Almas. 10275.
‘Almayrac (G.) Giovinezza. 3978.
Almond eye. 23385.

Alnes (Eyvind) :
Du déda. 894.

En visa till Karin. 904.
En visa till Karin ur fingelset.
905.
Klaverstvkker over sange af Half:
dan Kjerulf. 19514, 19515.
Sommarmelodi. 1298.
4 varmlindska latar. 768.
10 pianostykker. 3407.
Aloha oe. 23386.
Alonso (Francisco) :
Fiebre verde. 10117.
Hora tonta. 8299.
Marie Brizard. 8609.
VYamborilera. 9158.
Alpert (Harry):
Just to hide away with you.
6574.
Supposing. 624.
Alpert (Milton) . Maybe, doesn’t mean
a thing. 13286.
Alpha music co.:
Dewey’s victory. 14553.

Fare you well sweet Isabel.
3903.

Lock me in your heart. 6670,
}243438.

Red River. 2824.

Southern songs. 3002.

When the golden leaves are turn-
ing. 7701, 9313, 25482.
Alsbury (M. M.) 2
Die me mother when to anchor.
637.
There’s a lily in the valley. . 648.
Alston (Lewis) Id like to be back
home again. 19206, 17004.
“ee (R. LL.) Darling sweetheart.

Alston (Mrs: 'T: A.)
21399.

Alstyne (Egbert Van)
styne (Hgbert)

Alte und neue kunst.:

Days of youth.

See Van Al-

Drei orchesterlieder fiir hohe
stimme. T7081.
Schenke mir einen dollar. mein
liebling. 8983.
Zwei lustige lieder. 8844.

Althen (Florence) O! Jane. 22420.

Althouse (M. A.):
Amor patrie. 7535.

Cosmos. 14163 (123).
John Hay. 6548.
Keystone volunteers. 5679 (62).
Linnet. 6639.
Old Berks. 4828.
Our illustrious potentate march.
13505.
Penn wheelmen march. 14163 (429.
430).
Primrose march. 4965.
175th anniversary mareh. 18363.
Altiers (Jimmy) Dreamy Napoli.
6091.
Altizer (E. E.) United States. 18169.

Altschuler (Modest) Fox trot. 172.
Alvaranga (C.) Life in the world.
vad
Alvarez (J. G.):
Amada inmovil.- 18423.
Amor errante. 184384.
Am I a soldier of the cross.
Amani (Nicolas)
17586.
Amaru (Joseph) Always do right by
your mother. 1512.
Amato (Alfredo) :
?A rosa ’e ’a palomma.

5679 (5).
Nubian desert song.

3573.

Bagnainolo é la bagnante. 3479.

Inglese e il cocchiere. 43813.
Amato (Gennaro) :

Artisti di Sechenenza. 24.

*F ghella ’e sta citta. 16750.

Nisciuno adda sape. 17568.

°O fatto d’ ’o scunatore. 22417.

Poveri mariti. 22585.

Serenata a Maria Rosa. 11615.

Uh! mannaggia ’e che _ resate.
12037.
Amberg (J.):
Andante funébre.
Danse des lutins.
Ambrose (Corabel W.)
tana. 24163.
Ambrose :-(Paul) :
Angel’s song. 23402.
Come see the place where Jesus
lay. 8666.
Gavotte. 1963.
Just for to-day. 24241.
O Lamb of God, T come.
Orange blossoms. 493.
Pasquinata. 1216.

21044.
21388.
In old Mon-

13436.

1437

INDEX

pt. 11, n.8., v.18

Ambrose (Paul)—Continued.

Saviour breathe an evening bless-
ing. 24992.

Swing song. 25595 (267).

Valse gracieuse. 25595 (293).

Ambrose (R. 8.) One sweetly solemn
thought. 14163 (4138), 15583, 24755.

Ambrosio (Alfred a’):

En badinant. 20974 (21-28).
Gavotte et musette. 21614.
Intermezzo. 21033.
Nocturne. 23398.

Premiéres tendresses. 20974 (66).
Valse. 21034.

Ambrosio (Luigi d’) Nuits d’Espagne.
22410.

Ambrosio (W. F.) Would God I were
the tender apple-blossom. 20909.
Amehil (Franz) Hawaiian waltz.

16922.

Amelie (Joseph) My white rose.
15469.

Amelotte (A. J.) Mammy my rockin’-
chair queen. 4574.

Amelung (Julian R.) Senorita. 7277.

American Baptist publication — soc.
Golden century. 10242.

American book co.:

Blacksmith. 25595 (345).
Buttercups. 25595 (352).
Cuckoe music. 25595 (364).
Our flag... 25595 (462).
Pretty tulip. 25595 (466).
Star child. 25595 (492).
Tick-tock. 25595 (503).
Vilolet;* 25596." (512):

Wise bird. 25595 (520).

American legion (Matthias post)
Wake up! and give the bovs the
bonus. 14028.

American legion (Weymouth post, no.
79) Weymouth post no. 79 Ameri-
can legion. 14054.

American mfg. coneern. Melodies for
children. 15319.

American music pub. co.:

Mammv’s song. 22183.
‘Say it with a ukulele. 11582.

American piano ¢o0,:

Abide with me. 20980.

Ah! moon of my delight. 1491.
Air. ~p2e092:

All muddled up. 16403.
Arabesque. 21411.

Azalia. 16480.

Banjo-picker. 21117.
Barearole. 2906.

Blue eyed blues. 1625.
Butterflies. 1657.

By the sea. 22728.

Capriccio. 21194.

Capriccio brillante. 2498.
Carmen potpourri no. 1. 1615.
Cavatina. 2809.

Cecily. 21259.

1438

Chanson. dansante. — 1704. '
Christmas morn. 16595.
Curious story. 1791. .
Dance caprice. 2010.
Dancing fool. 1801.

Dawn in the desert. 16671.
Day of resurrection. 16674.
Do it again. 1837.

Dream of youth. 21456.

Hegyptian dance. 21483.
En bateau. 16763.
Face to face 21524.
Faded love letters. 16780.
From the land of the sky-blue
water. 16888.
Garland of old fashioned roses.
16841.

Gavotte and Air: 21611. ~

Guitarre. 22298.

He that has God his -guard’an
-made. 21717.

Holy. 16956.

Holy Ghost, with light. 21745.

Pll build a stairway to paradise.
17019.

Tll forget you. ,21820.

I’m just wild about Harry. 2129.

I’m troubled in mind. 2135.

I need Thee ev’ry hour. 17065.

Idilio. 21890.

If flowers could speak. 21894.

In Elizabethan days. 17118.

In resetime when we said good-
bye. 2208.

Interrupted revery. 23088.

Japanese sunset. 21977.

Jerusalem the golden. 21981.

Jesus Christ is risen to-day. 17172.

Jewels of the Madonna. 21987.

Ji-ji-boo. 17180.

Just because you’re you. 2271.

Kashmiri song. 22026.

Kicky-koo. 2288.

Kol nidre. 22045.

Lead kindly light. 17257.

Lilacs. 22086.

List’ning on some radio. 28372.

Loch Lomond. 17297.

Louisian’. 17318.

Lovable eves. 24038.

Love sends a little gift of roses.
2411.

Lovey dove. 2420.

Marionette. 22197.

Mary, dear, some day we will meet
again. 2456.

Meditation. 2462.

Mercy. 222383.

Minuet in G. 21135.

Moment musical. 2914.

Moon River. 2537.

Mother dear. 22300.

Mother in Ireland. 17472.

Murmuring zephyrs. 17480.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

a a ea ea

My buddy. 17488.

My honey’s lovin’ arms. 2578.
My Jesus as Thou wilt. 17506.
My wild Irish rose. 2598.

Neath the South Sea moon. 2611.

Nena. 22379.

Nobody lied, when they said that
I cried over you. 2628.

Now the day is over. 22409.

O sole mio. 22427.

Oh gee! oh gosh! 2672.

Oh, he whom Jesus loved. 17615.
Oh sing-a-loo. 2675.
On the Alamo. 2696.
On the road to Mandalay. 17645.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 17653.
Oogie-ocgie wa-wa. 17654.
Orientale. 22498.
Out where the blue begins.
Pale moon. 17680.
Persian song. 17705.
Prelude in E flat. 22592.
Preludes. 22093, 22094,
Rainy day Sue. 2813.
Remembrance. 22640.
Rock of ages. 22668.
Romance. 22672.
Romance in A flat.
Ronde des lutins. 22676.
Rose of Bombay. 2862.
Say it while dancing.
Scherzino, 22294,
Serenade espagnole.
Serenata. 22755.
Sevilla: 22757.
Sheherazade. 2944, 2945.
Shepherd’s hey. 22771.
Silver stars. 2956.
Silver Swanee. 17897.
Smile through your tears.
Sneak. 2967.
Sonata. 21306.
Song of the robin.
Spring came with you.
Spring song. 22231.
Still, still with Thee.
Study on a Chinese theme.
Stumbling. 3034.
Sullivan’s Irish jigs. 3042, 3043.
Sun of my soul. 18004.
Sunrise and vou. 18007.
Suppose the rose were you. 18012.
Sweet Indiana home. 3057.
Tambourin chinois. 3080.
Thank God for a garden. 3097.
’Tis then I love you most of all.
18119.

Toot-toot Tootsie ! goo’ bye. 18136.

17676.

22673.

2898.
1709.

2964.
22849.
22880.

22898.
3033.

Turkey in the straw. 23094.
Unfinished symphony. 2915.
Valse. 2354.

Valse arabesque. 23127.

23128,
23130.

Valse caprice.
Valse coquette.

Valse de coneert. 23131.

Valse viennoise. 3200.

Veil dance. 23145.

Waliz. 1976.

While the years rol! by. 18278.
Who did you fool after all?

18287.
Who is Sylvia? 17850.
Who knows? 18290.
Who'll take my place, when Pm

gone. 3282.
Why should I cry over you?

3292.
Woodland sketches. 17366.

World is waiting for the sunrise.
Biren :
Ye servants of God.
American woolen @o.:° ~
American woolen Go.
23396.
Harmony march.
Ames (Lawrence)
mama. 15241.
Amico Fritz. 24467:
Amilay pub co.:
Henrietta. 12914.
Transcontinental.
Amedio (Frank) :
*A serenata d’o zampugnaro. 16377.

21706.

anthem.

19097.
Love me sweet

13952.

Cento di questi giorni. 21263.
O’ sfaticato. 17600.
Soldato e lavandaia. 22829.

Vado in euria. 23125.
Amorsi (G.):

Promenade idylle. 2791.

Sérénade. 2928.

Amour masqué. 5925, 5982, 6522, 6525,
6855, 7490, 9485, 9732, 12573, 13658,
14216-14219, 15056.

Anahuac. 21040, 21041. ~
Anaya y Arrieta. Beatriz Tamayo.
16475.

Anceaux (M.):
Danse ukranienne. 6013.7
Nuit de Noél dans la campagne.
6976.

Anchak (J.T.) Now I’m through with

you. 22406.
Aneliffe (Charles) :
Alpine echoes. 1510, 5679 (127).
April’s lady. 5759.
Gladiola waltz. 14747.
Jeanette. 2248.
Scented arbor.
Southern nights.
Spring’s enchantment. 609.
Sunshine and kisses. 9133.
Two novelettes. 14221, 14222.
Andersen (Sophus) lLdéster, de kalder
paa dig! 1289.
Anderson (A.) Where the Dixie sun-
shine shines. 16271.
Anderson (A. B.) We shall see Him
face to face. T03.

25004.
3001, 5220.

1439

INDEX

Anderson (Mrs. A. C.) Long lost pal.
6676.
Anderson (A. O.)
4534.
Anderson (Annabelle) :
Gossiping blues. 12876.
Harmonizing daddy, where did
you get so many keys. 12893.
He may be your dog, but he wears
my collar. 12901, 21711.
Hoo-tee-hoot. 12934.
If you don’t give me what I want
I’m gonna get it somewhere else.
13015, 17109.
Men ain’t satisfied. 10964.

Anderson (BerthaE.) Sunrise. 25193.
Anderson (C. A.) Emerald waters.
18902.
Anderson (C. O.) Tee falau. 5305.
Anderson (Clifford) I’m thinking of
you. 1022.
Anderson (KH. E.)
Hawaii. 14918.
Anderson (EH. O.):
Dear sweet mother divine.
Girl of my dreams. 19029.
Love’s calling. 19635.
Anderson (Fannie) Iowa. the best.
10595.

Anderson (Frank):
All over you. 1508.
Gee, you’re a wonderful

6219.
Meet me in Maryland. 6786.
Pesticatin’ mama, you’ve got your
daddy up a tree. 7093, 17707.

Suppose nobody eared. 3050.
When night-time comes. 20882.
Would you ery. 93869.

Anderson (H. F.) Visions of child-

hood days. 23158.

Anderson (J. A.):
I’m going higher some day. 6410.
Let’s go. 4465.
Loxzd followed me.
Radio song. 17764.

Anderson (J. M.) North Dakota.

15517.

Anderson (Johnnie) :

That syncopated melody. 5336.

Love of the ages.

V’m going back to

21407.

17312.

You made me. 5661.
Anderson (Katherine) You have
broken my heart. 25575.
_ Anderson (Mrs. Leonard) There is a
longing in my heart. 25268.

Anderson (M.) Meet me _ tonight.
10949.

Anderson (Martha) Dear girl of
mine. 9902.

Anderson (Oswald) Josie. 15079.

Anderson (Roy)
24128.

Anderson (Vermont)

Anderson (W. A.)
does us part. 3187.

I want my home.

Roses. 24964.

1440

girl.

Until death, dear,

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Anderson (W. M.):
Hush-a-bye mammy’s little Rose.

14865.
Tell me you'll forgive me. 20577,
25246.
Anderton (H. O.) Two lyrics. 16420.

Andino (Frank)
leste. 13487.
Andino (J. E.):
For compositions by J. EK. Andino,

see this index under names of
claimant of copyright.

°O messaggiere ce-

Andino (Julian KE.) Rustic lane.
24978.

André (B.) Be glad. 9576.

Andre (Carl) Moonlight — revels.
24544.

André (Johann)
tischen schule. 1524.
André (Maurice) Crac!!. dés qu’une
petit’ femme me regarde. 21365.
Andrea Chenier. 25595 (7-10).
Andreasen (Axel) :
Hun hed Emil. 24048.
Paa grund at den lave valuta, vi
har. 24784.
Soa vil jed gaa frivillig med.
24981.
Vor’ses elskte fgdeland. 25423.
Andrekson (K.): :
Call again. 12540.
Indecision. 10589.
Now, and times before on old
Broadway. 11191.
Time gentlemen, please.
Andreu (EH. Rey-)

Anfang der prak-

18110.
See Rey-Andreu

(E.)
Andreu (C. G.) Farolillo. 12795,
12796.
Andrew (Paul):

Charley’s aunt. 12577.

Clark’s (Cumberland) first con-
-eert party album. 14449.
If the Swanee River
through London. 14980.
Andrews (A. F.):
Broken chord. 23527.
Colored shadows. 3658.
For you. 936.
June and December. 4374.
Lead us, heavenly Father. 8494.
Miss Grady. 1147.
Whither shall I go from Thy
spirit. 25507.
Andrews (E. C.) Irregularity. 10596.
Andrews (G. W.) Song of devotion.
13795.
Andrews (Mark) :
Now sleeps the crimson petal.
17584.
Requiem. 22648.
Resurrection. T7808 (277).
Wild ride. 23265.
Andrews (Miriam)
10093.

flowed

Fairest normal.

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1923

Andrews €N. N.) pseud. See J. A.
Richison.

Andrus (Julia) You grew tired of
me. T7776.

Anduaga (E. H. de)
lules. 21477.
Angelis (Phil De)
(Phil)
Angels and the shepherds. 16422.
Angels in heaven have changed my
name. 18440.
Angelus music pub. co.:
At parting. 23422.
Dear old Chinatown. 16679.
Drifting along together. 18870.
Little kiss or two. 24327.
Marcheta’s sister. 24459.
Sherazade, sweet Sherazade.
22773.
Some one’s been peekin’. 17940.
To California. 18126.
What a fool you made out of me.

Ebats de libel-
See De Angelis

25459.
Anghinelli (E. D.) Inno _littorio.
19379.
Angle (I. J.) Mother. 17467.

Angless (Ethel):
OQ gather me the rose, the rose.
S81 (2. ;
Sweetheart land. 15998.
Anglo Canadian music ¢€o.:
For all the saints. 23838.
He ealleth for thee. 4070.
Light of light shine on. 4477.
Thine forever, God of love. 25285.
We give immortal praise. 1418.
With you alway. 5620.
Anglo-French music co., ltd.:
Alice in Wonderland.
14196.
Allegretto semplice. 7828.
Bed in summer. 1594.
Classics for beginners.
Country scenes. 12626.
Four cameos. 25235.
Four little dances. 15586.
Galliard. 23865.
King’s hunt. 24267.
Little voice. 24340.
Lullaby. 10886.
Mariner’s song. 8610.
My shadow. 2591.
Nursery rhymes of London town.
24670.
Petite berceuse. 2748.
Playbox. 24867.
Rose and the nightingale.
Swing. 3071.
Three preludes.
eS AIOGT:
Toceata. 2463.
Two festive pieces.

14195,

8015.

8953.
18795.

22518.

Under the greenwood tree. 7596.
When the leaves are green.
Wind. 3307.

5508.

Anima allegra. 2933, 2972.
Aninao (KH. A.):
Come and fox trot. 16613.
Hearts longing. 10330.

Annibale (V. D’):
A busta e ’o fuglietto.
Cucurict. 8054.
Figlio, nun manna dollare.
Lucianella. 17357.
Marenarella mia. 19701.
?O portafiore. 8775.
Ondina. 8818.
Te ne si’ ghiuta “America. 18048.
Vuoi far con me all ’amore.
18205.

Annie Laurie. 5748.
Annual song revue.
Annunziata (M. R.)

Ansell (John):
Her love letter. 4095, 6324.
Shoe. 11639, 13724.
Antalffy (Dezs6 qd’):
Berceuse mélancolique.
Serenade. 16373 (77).
Antar. 1529.
Anthony (B. R.):
At the dancing school.
Bee in the honeysuckle. 23466.
Dance of the rosebuds. 21583.
Ghost in the haunted room. 23878.
In the Egyptian moonlight. 24170.
Morning echoes. 4678.
Music of the brook. 24576.
Old mill wheel. 24730.
Old wooden clock. 24735.
Rippling water. 8940, 8941.
Rob Roy. 15756.
Rosetta. 24968.
Song of the farmer boy. 25125.
Sparkling eyes. 13820.
Tambourine dance. 25227.
Tender thoughts. 5315.
Uncle Zeb with his fiddle.
Valse Ramona. 25399.

Anthony (Eugene) Sweet
20515.

Anthony (R. M.):
Happy family. 202.
Last dance. 2382.
Non-stop love. 6973.

Anthony (Stanislaus)
Connell (George S.).

Anthony bros.:
Fascination. 238805.
In the Egyptian moonlight. 24170.
Rosetta. 24968.
Spirit of joy. 25144.
Tambourine dance. 25227.
Valse Ramona. 25399.

Antinone (J. P.) Sears of jealousy.
17842.

18365.
16805.

24141.

Valsette. 14003.

14307.

23424.

25371.

Katie.

pseud. See

144]

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) ay ie Re sie a
7h ‘ neve Elo
5 NEY ae :
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INDEX

Antoine (L. J.) Sweet old sunshine

home. 18024.

Apady bei balhagulis. 9506.

Apfel (Ethel) Shooting stars, 22778.

Aphrodinette. 3426.

Apollo. music pub. co.:
Kalamatianos. 6576.
Mperati. 6887.

Ntavelis. 6975.
Politikos syrtos. 7120.
Tritsimbithas. 7568.

Apollo-verlag. :

Ballhaus-studie. 12442,
Blonde fee. 12493.
Friihlingskinder. 12841.
Tronie. 18054, 13055.
Lumina-fox trot. 138240.
Moderne tanzfimmel. 13320.

Ordensritter. 13498. _
Pipifax—fox trot. 13569.
Serenade der verliebten. 20328.
Sommerlust. 13791, 13792.
Appleby (Irving Deloss) With a
chug-e chug-e chug-e, 25582.
Applegate (Dorothy) Love’s dream.
19638.
Applegate (EK. H.):
If my dreams come true. 18011.
When mother and I were pals.
DOO2.
When you said good-by. 9322.
Applegate (EK. EH.) music pub. co.
When mother and I were pals.
5552.
Appleton (D.) & Go.
pieces the whole world plays.
April (Hlsie) :
I’m a lone man. 1014.
Over the downs. 20073. |
Araldi (U. A.) Of course you know
what I mean. 11228.
Aranymadar. 7850.
Arata (Bert) Valley of my dreams.

Concert piano
3678.

5436.
Aratoli (Mario) Chest’ urdema sere-
nata. 14423.
Arba (EH. qd’) Fian lullaby. 10115.
Arban (J.) Fantaisie brillante. 14668.
Arbogast (Bertha) She’s fooling
you. 1280.

Arbor (Ch. d’):
Negro’s jazz. 13408, 13404.
Olympio. 13475.
, Prineess’ flirt. 13597, 13598.
Arcade pub. co. Smith’s tender feet
march. 22815.
Areadian pub. @o., ltd. Play songs for
little folk. 20123, 20124.
Archambault (Edmond)
d@airs Canadiens. 24932.
Archangelsky (Alexei) Chinese Dilli-
kens. 77.
Archer (Harry) :
Come on let’s step, step around.
14459.

Rhapsodie

“Arena (Hdgard)

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

TVliskeep .on dreaming, until my
dreams all come true. 4172.

I love you. 14904, 14905, 17031,
21827, 21828.

Little Jessie James.
17286.

15201, 15202,

My home town in Kansas. 15433.
One week ago. 11296, 13492, 15584.
Such is life. 15954.
Suppose I had never met you.
18011.
Areher (J. S:)'?
Berceuse. 16490.
Complete organist. 12610. —
Hight short pieces. 9513. —
Moto perpetuo. 17474.
Serenade. 9003. is
Six short variations on an Irish
air. 25407, me
Archer (Joé).,...Let’s ..20.. £0... Lyons.
15169...
Areher (M. A.) Give me that red
rose. 3985.

Archibald (H. M.)
a harem. .248.
Arden (Victor) :

Bunch of notes.

Vm going to join

9672.

HWileen. 14610, 21489.
Ardenn (Alynne) Minneapolis. 2519.
Ardizzoni (J.) Nozze principessa
Tolanda. 8768.

When [Tm mad Vm

bad. 5544, 14070.
Arensky (—):
Danse characteristique. 14165
(649).
Study on a Chinese theme., 3033.
Arensky (A.):
Hlégie. 6118.
Intermezzo. 9516. .
Romance d’amour. 17807.
Argabrite (G. M.) I wish I had never
found sunshine. 21883.
Argentson (Ronald) Intermezzo-
lyrico. 15035.
Ariadne on Naxos. 3031.
Arias (Ramon) Triste vrecuerdo.
13961. ,
Arkell -(T. P.)” “Storms .pesteldand-
16971.
Arlesienne. 12486.
Arman (T. Y.) I ama big baby now.
21789.
Armand (Réne) Evening spell. 10075.
Armindola (José) :
Gondoliere-tango. 16883.
Wir zwei = gebhoren zusammen.
14110.
Armfield (G. N.) . Fairies’, song.
21526.

Arms (Stewart) :
I want to live up high. 10517.
Safety first. 22697.

1442

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Armstrong (F. A.):
Lift up a song. 322.

Old Ben Bowles. 480.

Armstrong (Harry) Blue’ blooded
thorobreds. 9626.

Armstrong (J. J.) Dreaming of you.
14597.

Armstrong (J. N.) Mother old and
gray. 15392.

Armstrong (Louis):

Coal cart blues. 18697.

Drop that sack. 28751.

IT am in the barrel who don’t like
it? 24063.

New Orleans cut-out. 15496.

Papa what you are trying to do

to me. 24797.

Weather bird rag. 7675, 7808
(321).

When you leave me alone to pine.
16261.

Where did you stay last night.
12205.

Armstrong (T. J.):
E. Z. method. 897, 898, 3835,
Jazz folio. 15068.
King Momus march. 2298.

Paramount method for clarinet.
_ 24801.

Paramount method for cornet or
E flat alto. 24802.

Armstrong (Tom):
Come let us dance the waltz of

love. 9797.
Waltz of love, come let us dance.
3238.

Armstrong (W. D.):
Birth of the Messiah. 23492.
Busy bees’ song. 3566.

Evening meditation. 23784.
Grasshoppers’ dance. 4036.
Katydid’s minuet. 4401.

M'iss Cricket’s party. 4652.

Polly frog’s serenade. 49483.
Armstrong & Hardin. Tears. 20566.
Arnaud (Etienne) Dieu sans cour-

onne. 12695.
Arnaud (Ralph)
17874, 22759.

Arndt (—):

Marionette.

Nola. 24662.
Arndt (Roman) Belle Isle. 16484.
Arne (Dr.) Vain is beauty. 677.
Arne (Michael) If pure are _ the

springs of the fountain. 5679 (54).
Arne (Thomas) Where the bee sucks.
SSTT. :
Arnett (J. H.)
5783.
Arnheim (Gus):

Shadow

22197.

B. P., we're here.

Apple sauce. 9508.

I cried for you, now it’s your turn
to ery over me. 4154, 5679
(214).

waltz.

I don’t want you to cry over me.

24074.
Little church around the corner.
330, +4487.
Peggy dear. 11372.
Arnold (Cecil) Russianova. 5060.
Arnold (E. K.) Vm wearing out my
life for you. 14934.
Arnold (Gertrude) Little empty
cradle. 17284.

Arnold (Minnie)
Arnold. (W. E.)
4234, 6428.
Arnott (RB..C.):

ie 1en youre not with me dear.

Our flag. 17666.
I want to dance.

You’ re a girl of the big out doors.
5662.
Arnquist (A. 2%) O drip. 19970.
Arodin (Sidney) Lonely, just be-
cause of you. 19601.

Aronsohn (Rose) Oh my Rosie, what
a college education .did to you.
15549.

Aronstein (C. G.)
24572.

Aronstein (J. G.)
24572.

Arpthorp (Harold) :

I was nibbling the knob of my
cane. 24133.
In that littl home I'd like to
' build for you. 2205.

Arrants (G. W.) You're just a pal
I ean’t forget. 20947.

Arrington (S..C.):

Mu sigma love-girl.

Mu sigma love-girl.

Oh, the flap, flap, flapper. 22456.
Send me your love by radio.
25028.
Arrow music pub. co., inec.:
Aunt Mandy. 3458.
Brightest sunshine I know. 9659.
Caroline. 3595.
Going straight. 10237.
Goodbye Dixie, goodbye. 21660.

Just like you took my man from

me. 19473.

One night in June. 22482.
Pals. 4874.
Point making papa. 11411.
Sunshine. 5257.
Syncopation time. 18034.

Until you understand. 3188.
Walnut street blues. 12116.

publication soc.:

April fooling. 14244.
Argument. 7852.

Autumn. 18469.

Barecarolle in F sharp. 9573.
Chant sans paroles. 9236.
Courteous child. 21362.
Danee, dolly, dance. 21380.
Dance of the debutantes. 8065.
Dance of the elves. 8246.

Art

1443

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Art publication soc.—Continued,
Easter [and] Sunday evening.
18883.

Four short stories. 20715.

Grandfather’s clock. 8243.

Grasshopper. 14769, 19074.

Halloween. 14783.

Impromptu in F-sharp. 14434.

In Aready. 14998.

In Holland. 1983842.

In mother’s rocking-chair. 8388.

In the swing [and] Grandmother’s
garden, 19373.

Indian cradle song. 171385.
Jack-in-the-box. 8417.
Kamennoi-Ostrow. 8962.
ark” too,
Little rouge.
Little songs. 19588.
Maiden’s wish. 14435.
Melody with variations.
Mermaids. 15833.
Merry jingle. 15335.
Moonlight and fairies. 1152, 8667.
Musie everywhere. 15407.
Musical snuffbox. 15410.
My boat [and] Ting-a-ling. 19837.
My choice [and] Bonfires. 19841. |
Old-fashioned dance. 15558.
Partners at the dance. 8841.
Plantation scene. 15663.
Prelude in © sharp minor.
Progressive series studies.
11464.

Romance in F minor.
Romp of the gnomes.
Sans Souci 2Aga2.
Scouts. 20307.
Serenata. 15384.
Sonatina in F. 7902.
Sonatina in G. 7903.
Spanish dance. 22867.
Story teller. 9118.
Tadpole [and] Rainy day. 20537.
Thematic catalog of the composi-
tions. 18074.
Triumphal march. 238082.
Trois ecossaises. 8005.
True story. 16110.
Two Dromios. 9247.
Valentines [and] Wishes.
Waking spring. 16190.
Wet weather [and] On halloween.

22105.

8628.

8897.
11452-

161138.
1255, 8950.

20704.

20793. :

What is it [and] On the water.
20797.

Winter fun [and] At the seashore.
20889.

Wood sprites. 16324.

Wooden shoes. 20905.

Wooden soldier. 9361.
You and I [and] Fireside dream.
9381.

You are it.

9382.

Arthurs(C: Aner ek
Naughty sweetie. 24625.
Whispering sunbird. 16280.
Arthur. (C. 'H.).' Flag of (oumicity.

21562.
Arthur (C. R.) That Euclair girl o”
mine. 11904.
Arthur (Charles) :
Cornflower. 1767.

Forget-me-not. 1939.
Mignonette. 2513, 2514.
Arthur (Chester) Fiddlin’

23810.
Arthur (Chet) See Arthur (Chester).
Arthur (Gerald) :

Hush a bye bay. 8313, 10401.
Shamrock leaves. 15829.
Arthur (J. L.) Drifting canoe. 6093.
Arthur (K. VY.) My Dixie sweetheart.

Mose.

22324.
Arthur (Ned) Sweet Carmen. 11828,
11829.
Arthur (W... G.) “Ku “adie blues:
10708.

Arthur & co. (London) Itd. Frescoes.
16827.

Arthur bros. :
Harmony blues. 976.
I don’t want to go to heaven, un-

less I can go with you. 10430.

Naughty sweetie. 24625.
Whispering sunbird. 16280.

Arthurs (George) :

Don’t forget. 18833.

I don’t want a regular girl. 2099.
Artists and models. 15582, 17936.
Artists pub. co., inc.:

Remember = ['ll-

15738.
Sweet old Chesapeake Bay. 13871.
Where can my sweet mamma be?

never forget.

20851.
You and I bye and bye. 23307.
Artmusic, ine. Ragging the scale.
13617.
Artok (Leo) Lustspiel ouverttire.
8570.

Arundale (Claude) :
Dreamland city. 5679 (179):
Harlequinade. 204.
Ascher (Emil) ine. Ascher’s advanced
orchestra book no. 5. 18450.
Ascher (Leo):
AQTT.

In der bar del Alhambra.

Jahr ohne liebe. 13069.

Kinder, wir machen einer land-
partie. 4412.

Rinaldini. 5020.
Was braucht man zur liebe ver-.
stand. 5498.
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.:
Across the bridge of dreams.
163880.
Alpine echoes. 1510, 5679 (127)
April maid. 7848.

1444

nos.

1-13, 1923

Battling Butler. 7893, 18507.

Be a man, little son. 21124.

Berceuse. 23476.

Bonzo. 7936, 7937.

Boosey’s military journal. 7940.

Brighter London. 9658.

Bring back that dreamland. 16519.

Cabaret show. 1660.

Carnival day. 12555, 12556, 14894.

Columbine. 1749.

Come, join the dance. 3665, 8026..

Countryside. 5981.

Dance of the nymphs. 3722, 3723.

Dance suite from Decameron
nights. 1799.

Dancing honeymoon. 3729, 12651.

Dear old Devon. 1821, 3755.

Hileen Adair. 6117.

Eve of St. John. 23783.

Fur and feathers. 21599.

Give me the sunnyside of dear old
London town. 14746.

Gladiola waltz. 14747.

Glancing. 16867.

Gliding. 1977.

God dreamt of a rose. 14749.

Head over heels. 16927, 21718.

Her love letter. 4095, 6324.

Hills of the homeland. 2056.

Home. 16960.

Home down there. 14833.

Hoose on the brae. 4121.

Hop, skip and jump. 14851.

I attempt from love’s sickness to
Tye TO:

I heard you sing. 17015.

I laughed at love. 21815

T’ll be so good to you. 17018.

I sent you some violets. 21857.

I want to marry the sunshine.

i.

6429.

If I should call. 6444.

If we could live on love. 14982.

If winter comes, Summer will come
again. 2169, 6448-6451.

Im monat mai geschehen viele
wunder. 24149.

It was my home. 2234.

Jeanette. 2243.

Lady of the rose. 2812.

Land of heart’s desire. 2329.

Land of might-have-been. 7808
(239)

Last waltz. 4453.

Let all the world go by. 17268,
17264, 22069.

Liese, komm’ auf die wiese. 243804.

Little dream lady of mine. 15199, .

17282.
Little duchess. 2376, 2377.
Little fairy voices. 2378.

- Little revue at nine o’clock. 22104.

Love in summertime. 15240.

Love’s first kiss. 17342, 17348.

Love’s melody. 19641, 22156.

INDEX

Macanas. . 2426.
March of the crusaders. 4584.
Merry Andrew. 19746.
O-la-la. 13435.
Old man every time. 2685, 2686.
Ombre légére. 19754.
One glimpse of a face. 2702.
Pan. 113438, 15615, 17682.
Piccadilly Puritan. 8863, 8864.
Romance of a shawl. 15761.
Rose and the ring. 24953.
Scented arbour. 25004.
Shadow waltz. 17874, 22759.
She called me piccaninny. 7295.
Siberia. 15844, 15845.
Slumberland hush-a-bye. 22813.
Song'of life. 5194.
Songs of Dundee. 7389.
Southern nights. 3001, 5220.
Sudanese. 22915.
Sunshine and kisses. 9133.
Sweetest flower of all. 15993,
18028.
Sweetheart land. 15998.
Sweetheart of the ring. 18030.
Tanz’ mit mir Java. 25231.
That lovely melody. 5330, 9171.
Tu’ was du willst, heute sag’ ich
nicht...nein,, ;,.25350.
Twiddling blues. 25355.
Two novelettes. 14221. 14222.
Under the lamp. 231138.
Up again. 18171.
Urvillers. 138991, 13992, 16143.
We both have an axe to grind.
5508.
We'll find a rendezvous. 12134.
When mammy’s ship comes home..
254738.
When you and I were dancing.
14078, 16259.
Who threw the water on the Tom
cat’s back? 23249, 23250.
Yo-San. 5645, 9378.
You to me and me to you. 20957.
233828.
Aseoli (G.):
’O prifissore. 15531.
Pellicola. 15638.
Tonino in citta. 16100.
Ash (Henrietta) Our baby. 17661.
Ash (Paul):
Betty. 23485.
.Gone are the days. 10252.
Half past ten. 21687.
Hungry heart. 14864.
Open your heart and let me in.
11301.
Pesticatin’ mamma. 17707.
When night-time comes. 20832.
Ash (Paul) publications. When night-
time comes. 20882.
Ash grove. 18451.

Ashba (Dan) Broadway blues. 3555.

1445

INDEX

Ashdown (Edwin) ltd.:
Aprés un réve. 1532.
Au jardin. 21071.
Barcarollette. 21125.
Beau Septémbre. 1591.
Beyond the veil. 12482.
Bouton de rose. 12513.

Corner in your heart. 21352.
Derby ram. 12685.

Hnglish dance suite. 10063.
Entrancéd hour. 1893.

Five romantic pieces. 22530.
Four preludes. 2425.
Garden of happiness. 16840.

Good-day! said the blackbird.
12871.

Hearts haven. 12909.

I dreamt of a king’s fair daughter.
17009.

Keepsake. 2283.

Londonderry air. 24347-24349.

Mastery of time. 8613.

Mazurka. 13287, 13288.

Nuit etoilée. 13428.

Old world music. 2691.

Passing by. 17687.

Pavane. 509.

Romence aux etoiles. 17806.

Rustling of grass. 2878.

Scherzo in F. 564.

School for scandal.

Sea. 5092.

Sergeant’s song. 13709.

Sleep, my child. 11675.

Spring song. 22882.

Three Irish sketches. 17816.

Three Welsh airs. 23978.

Times and seasons. 3146.

Truants. 13964.

Vale. 38198.

Valse capricieuse. 13995.

When May-bells ring. 14072.

13688.

Wohltemperirtes clavier. 21097.
Ashford (E. L.):

At evening. 95767.

At evening time. 23420,

Dancing bluebelis. 6007.

Glory be to Ged. 20974 (30).

Happy little sunbeam. 23962.

Homeward bound. 6346.

In the Gypsy camp. 24173.

Lorenz’s vox angelica, no. 2. 10838.
Meadow lark. 6781.
Morning song. 6869.

Oh, be joyful in the Lord. 12344
(41).
Oh, come let us sing. 7808 (938).

Organist, 1201, 1202, 4860, 11306,
15594, 20051, 24764.

Praise the Lord. 14163 (440).

Price of peace. 14163 (448).

Sweet land of dreams. 14163
(554).
Ashleigh (Denis) Sweet Meg. 11838.

|
|

Asmus (Fred) jr.

pt. 1,.n. s,, v. 18

Ashley (Claude) My heart sings to

you. 8711... '

Ashley (G. W.) Charioteer march.
16574. -

Ashmali (Wm. EE.) Prince of peace.
24895.

Ashman (James) Our Pennsylvania.
120%.

Ashton (A. T.) Harvest time. 6306.

Ashton (Leopold) Croquis. 3695.

Ashworth (Alec) I loved a lass, a
fair one. 17034.
Ask Mr. Chick. 26.
Asmus (F.):
Everybody likes the same sweet
girl. 1900. .
Sweetest dreams of you. 15992.
You can’t. give your
kisses to somebody else, and tell me
that your heart is mine. 14141.
Associated board of the R. A. M. &
the R. C. M.:
Adagio and Vivace. 15709.
Berceuse. 14304.
Chanson triste.
Lullaby. 15268.
Pastorale, 17229.
Romance. 15760.
Rustic dance. 15783.
Song without words. 15908. .
To a wildflower. 16086.
Wistful Joan. 16313.
Aston (A. W.):
Christmas. 21310.
Musical jig-saw 2556.
Atkins (Arthur) Babe Ruth, he is a
home run guy. 5784.

16112.

| Atkins (Faye):

|
|

Dear old mother. 23700, 23701.
Goona-goo-goo. 14764.
Keep lovin’. 24258.
Atkins (N. .H.):.-
March in F. 6749.
Melody in G. 6794.
Petite valse. 7101.
Sailors, dance. 7242.
Sing song. T7473.
Violet. 7633.
Atkinson (Dorothy)
8879.
Atkinson (L. E.):
Cenotaph. 8380.
Our old clock. 1206.
Atkinsen (P. 8S.) Wisconsin
goodnight. 14111.
Atkinson (R. H.):
Joly miller. 18364 (119).

Ploughman.

home

Seven benediction hymns. 9534.
Atterbury (J. 8S.) My gardem.. 17500.
Attucks songs, inc. My, Man. 19875.

Attwood (M. 8.) Six little nursery

¢classies. 7858.
Atwoed (BD. E.) Dawn of to-morrow.
1811,

Au milHeu du ciel pale. 18462.

1446

nos. 1-13, 1923

INDEX

Aubeny (C. B.) If your eyes have the
lovelight. 13020.
Auber (D. F. E.) Crown diamonds
overture. 14163 (33).
Aubert (Louis): —
Berceuse. 16491. :
Hsquisse, no. 1. 16771.
Hommage musical 4 Gabriel Fauré.
216.
Romance. 8945, 20238. _
Vieille chanson espagnole. 23150.
Auerbach (Bert):
Dear little pal I’m sad and lonely.
3752.
Have faith, ye saints. 4063.
I’ve waited. 4227.
Lips. 4480.
Lonesome. 4514.
Oft in the stillness of the night.
4814.
She’s my Saturday ev’ning girl.
5125.
Aug (Charles Howard) I have found
the road to happiness. 24079.
Augener, ltd.:
A la canone. 3371.
A la menuet. 3872.
A Venise. 3874.
Allegro. 12113.
Ambition. 7836.
Ame perdue. 3416.
Among the heather. 21030, 21040.
At night. 9529.
At Teddington lock. 28.
Bachelor. 37.
Barearola. 16468.
Basque dances. 7892.
Beauty. 9582.
Beloved. 7909.
Bergerette. 23479.
Bredse21171.
Celtic prelude. 14406.
Childhood’s happy days. 1719.
Con agilita. 3675.
Con energico. 3676.
Coronach. 12618.
Country dance. 16639.
Cowslips. 16640.
Cradle of the living God. 16642.
Cradle song. 9832, 14478.
Croquis. 38695.
Dance rhapsody no. 2. 21385.
Eastern impression. 21475.
Hlegy. 10048, 21492, 25524.
English lyrics. 16767, 16768.
Hnigma [and] Butterfly. 14620.
Entrée festivale. 3863.
Hpisode romantique. 12759.
Equinox. 14623.
Eventyr. 21517.
Hxile. 14650.
Fairy glow. 14663.
- Farewell. 21536.
Fiddle dances. 23809.
Widdler’s nursery. 3911.

106658—24——10 © aay

Folk-song preludes. 8189.

Forest magic. 21579.

Frolic. 16834.

Gavotte. 21610.

Gigue. 21625.

Glycine’s song. 3998.

Golden slumbers. 4011.

Hence care. 4093.

Hey nonny no! 14816.

House of mine. 16974.

How many times. 12942.

IdyHi; ..171.02:

Impromptu. 143898.

Intermezzo lyrico. 4316.

Lady Betty’s birthday minuet.
8484.

Last night I dreamed. 8491.

Liselotte. 2369, 44838.

Little study in synecopation., 8527.

Little waves of Breffny. 4502.

Loveliest of trees. 17336.

Magie lutes. 13249.

March. 22207.

Master melodies of chamber
music. 15311.

May. 8615.

Melodie. 5288.

Mélodie symphonique. 8626.

Merry England. 395.

Merry milkmaids. 4637, 4638.

Miniature sketches. 22254.

Minuet. 22257.

My lady. 15488. .

New school of violin studies.
447-449.

Night. 15501.

Nocturne. 14399,. 22396.

North country sketches. 4793.

Ouverture des marionettes. 2719.

Pastorale. 9675.

Pomponnette. 8885.

Postlude. 11424.

Prelude. 9676, 14400.

Prunella. 15707, 17750.

Quiet garden. 4981.

Reason. 138628.

Renouncement. 11502.

Rhythm tunes. 17791.

Rising storm. 17793.

Romance. 8946.

Rybbesdale. 550.

Scherzo-caprice. 562.

Scherzo-intermezzo. 11588.

Seven pieces [and] Six fugues.
2019.

Seven short pieces. 21591.

She comes not [and] Since I have
given you. 5117.

Silent mere. 15847.

Sir Roger de Coverley. 17906.

Sonata. 608, 8064.

Song of the brooklet. 5198.

Songs for children. 17957.

Starlight. 17978.

Stray leaves. 615.

INDEX

Augener, 1td.—Continued.
Summer. 18000.

Summer musings. 22924.
Summer shower. 18002.
Sunset garden. 9132.

Sympathy. 22967-22971.
Symphonic rhapsody. 5289.
Tantum ergo. 5296.

To the memory of a great singer.

9214.
Toceatina. 5377.
Two poems. 12517, 14349.

Two psalms. 19148.

Waltzes. 9651.

Welsh airs and dances. 23197.

West of the Skerries. 5530.

When death to either shall come.

' 16226.

Why have you stolen my delight?

23258.

3 lessons. 2021.

42 studies. 2305.
Aughinelli (EK. D.):

Amuri. 9487.

Mammuzza mia.

Augiéras (Pierre) :

10908.

Etude-impromptu. 6140.
Mazurka. 6780.
Nocturne. 5778.
Paysages. 22538.
Réverie. 7197.

Romance sans paroles. 7217.

Valse caprice. 7609.
August (J. L.) Melody in E flat.
4622.
Augustana book concern.
hath borne our griefs.
Augustin. 16448.
Augustin (W. P.)

Surely He
5262.

Don’t come knock-

ing at my door. 6055.
Augustus (A. A.):
Forevermore. 10156. —
Rolling deep. 22670.
Auld lang syne. 12414.
Auria (Giovanni D’) Fammi la
grazia. 8175.
Auric (Georges) Sonatine. 13794.
- Austin (—) While the years roll by.
18278.

Austin (A. W. E.):
A-dudle-E-dudle-D-G. 16383.
Elaine. 12747.

Kat’s tail. 15118.

Mignonette. 10992.

Mountain, chief. 13347.
President Ceolidge march. 15697.
Rajah. 13624.

Stars and stripes at Belleau
woods. 25161.

Times sguare. 18113.

Triumph. 13962.
When it snows
20818.

| Averill (E. W.)

| Avon (H.)
in Takalon.

pt. m1, n. s., v. 18

Austin (Ernest) :
Calling out the fairies. 14381.
Christmas bells. 21312.
Christmas morning. 21314.

Dream shadows. 9992.
Dream:themes. 14594.
Empty house. 8147.

Fairies’ silver aeroplane. 23797.
Fishing for dreams. 21561.
Happy journey. 203.

Little red lark. 243834.
Meadowland and mountain. 2474.
Mermaid’s submarine. 24508.
Moods and melodies. 25381.

O, Sleep is a net. 11216.
Playtime pieces. 2764.

Spring trumpeters. 5226.

Austin. (Frederic) :
Crickets’ song.
One-step. 9536.
Polly. 4942, 8883, 13581, 13582.
Three-step. 9537.

9838. .

Waltz. 9538.
Austin (Harold) Molly O’Donegal.
17445.

Austin (Lovie) :
"Bama bound blues. 14281.
Bleeding hearted blues. 14824.
Chattanooga blues. 14417.
Chicago bound blues. 23584.
Chirpin’ the blues. 7808 (171),
8002, 144381.
Down hearted blues. 6071, 9978.
Every woman’s blues. 10082.
Farewell dream. 10101.
Got the blues for Rampart Street.
21665.
Heart aching blues. 981.
Loving is the thing that fm wild
about. 10878.
Mother’s plea, 11055, 15395.
My dear old mammy. 15417.
Piano man blues. 1226.
Rail road blues. 11484.
So soon this morning blues. 25096.
Treated wrong blues. 25335.
Vampin brown. 1400.
Weary way blues. 16208.
Worried mama’s blues. 16329.
Australia, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. V.

Ave maris steHa. 234835.

Avellanal (J. L.) Ohéhow Jf did love
my sweetie. 15542.

Chant book. 16566.

Buckaroo, 16526.
Cavalier’s song.

Averill (L. C.)

Avery (Stanley)
23571.

Avieta (M. L)
21810.

I have a ukelele.

Danse joyeuse. 9881.
Avy (Marcel) Czardas no. 2. 14491.
Awan (—) Hula-hula Rose. 2084.

1448

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‘2

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923:

Axt (William) :
Agitato no. 1. 9488.
Appassionato, no. 1. 16429.
Bygones. 12534, 14369.
Capitol march. 3586, 5905, 9688.

Coquette. 23352 (25), 23641,
Cortege. 16634.

Debutante. 18790.

Dew drops. 12692, 12693.
Dramatic andante, no. 1. 14588.
Gruesome tales. 19081.

Let me see you smile. 24296.

Little Orange Blossom. 243882.
Merry pranks. 15336, 18364 (283),
19748.
Misterioso no. 1.
Pollywog’s. frolic.
(188).
Promenade. 7151, 7152, 8905.
Savage carnival. 22713, 233852
CLD).
Screening preludes, no. 1.
(198), 22737.
Toddlin’ sax. 11981, 11982.
Toddling. 9218.
Violets. 14016, 16170.
Western allegro. 12156.
Ayer (N..D.):
Shufilin’ along. 2950.
Somewhere in the world.
20417.
Won’t you while away a little
while with me. 25548.
Ayers (Frederic) Lullaby. 6715.
Ayers (LL. R.):

15359.

20158, 20974

20974

17943,

After my best friend is gone.
12358. )

Babies all talk one language.
21087.

_Drifting right back to my heart.
21465.

House where there are no chil-
dren. 4126.

In the street of your golden day
dreams. 15025.

Long tall hoodoo blues. 18203.

Pal that I left there in France.
15610.
Some one’s mighty lonely. 13787.
Sometime, somewhere, my dear.
2980.
Strawberries. 22912,
Sutfering-suffraget-blues. 22917.
Tell me again how much you love
me. 3089.
Think of me with kindness.
Aylward (Florence) : i
Beyond the hill. 14168 (57).
In this quiet hour. 10587.
Magical key. 24426.
Pickled pork. 24841.
‘Play the game. 22568.
Shepherdess of sleep. 7304.
B. and F. pub.-eo. Hail to the B. P.
O. E. 12888. :

o3ol.

B. B. & B. music pub. co.
Hail the Redeemer. 6287.
Mother was my only friend. 6878.
B-natural music co. Voices of the
soul. 14024. a
Baartz (Gari) :
Come back to me. 16614.
Sweets, oh so sweet to me.
Babeock (A. H.) That dear sweet
mother ‘ofimine!) 5323) 4
Babies of every land. 3467.
Baca (Sadie) It’s then youll want
your old pal back again. 19401.
Bacchantin. 20722, 20786.
Bacchus amoureux. 31.
Bacco in Toscana. 9116, 9117.
Baccuez (Alix):
Fieurs des champs.
Galantéador. 19012.
Baccus (W.C.) Denver blues.
Bach (C. de)
14163 (299).

11853.

18969.

16694.
Kingdom for a smile.

Bach (E.) Spring’s awakening. 7418.

Bach (Hmanuele) Minuetto. 401,
402.

Bach. (Friedman) Concerto pour
orgue. 1761.

Bach (loan) My California Lil, and

mother I adore. 19840.
Bache(d...,5.)y:
Air. 7878, 7879, 21092.
Air and gavotte. 5791, 9548.
Angels. 124381.
Aria. 12482.

Art thou with me. 9549.

Bach violin album fer young vio-
linists. 18486.

Bourrée. 9550.

Cantabile. 32.

Concerto. 5792, 9551.

Ertodt’ uns durch dein giite. 9552.

Fantaisie chromatique et fugue.
33, 5793.

Fantasia. 9553.

Fugue in D minor. 16456.

Geistliches lied. 21093.

Gigue. 9554.

J. S. Bach’s fifteen two-part inven-
tions. 5794.

Johann Sebastian Bach fiir die
jugend. 1565.

Klavierwerke. 34, 35, 1565, 7880,
12433, 12484.

Little book of Bach chorales.
789.

Organ prelude. 9555.

Overture. 9413 (8).

Partitas. 21094, 21095.

Peasant cantata. 16457.

Prelude and fugue in A minor.

18487.

Short preludes and fugues. 9413
(9).

Siciliano. 3470.

Sixth organ sonata. 3471.

1449

INDEX

Bach (J. S.)—Continued.
Sonate 1. 7881.

Sonaten und Partiten. 21096.
Suite no. 6. 1566.

Suites anglaises.® 36.

Suites francaises. 18488.

Trois sonates. 3472.
Wohltemperirtes clavier. 21097.
Bach (P. E.) Day of judgment.
1816.
Bach music co.:
Circus parade. 23607.
Dance of the Gypsies.
Floating clouds. 23823.
Harp. © 259%.
Lights and shadows. 24809.
Little princess. 24333.
Little romance. 24337.
Petite varsovienne de
24887.
Ping pong polka.
Rose song. 24960.
Sweet violets. 25209.
Twittering birds. 25362.
Valse espagnol. 25390.
Windmill etude. 25526.
Bachelet (Alfred) :
Chanson de Yascha.
Prélude. 1568.
Quand la cloche sonnera. 5382.
Récit de Manoutchka. 2818.
Récit des eloches. 2819.
2 piéces pour piano. 16458-16460.
Bacheller (L. H.) In the Saviour I
am hiding. 10583.

23674.

concert.

24860.

1707.

Bacher (Agathe) Sérénade. 25030.
Bachman (M. E.) Go find your
brother. 3995.
Bachmann (Alberto) :
Berceuse de rose. 21154.
Cing morceaux. 7883.
Cing piéces faciles. 18490.
Gavotte des lilas. 21618.

Trois petites piéces. 12485.
Valse des bluets. 23182.
3°™ concerto. 16373.

Baeon (Mrs. A. F.) Supplement of
songs to the Citizenship day pro-
gram, July 4, 1923. 11812.

Bacon (A. 8.) Mother. 8671.

Bacon (F. J.) Mia amorita.

Bacon (G. W.):

Russian march. 2876.
Telling Jesus. 5311.

Bacon (Octave) When we were bare-
foot pals together. 12194.

Badarzewska. (Tecla) Maiden’s
prayer. 6784.

Baden (H. EH.) :

My little island home. 15444.
One golden hour. 24751.

1143.

Badger (F. E.) Boys of sixty-one.

» 18567.

Ba Dour (L. J.) Sweet memories. :
22952.

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Baer (Abel) :

Blue. Hoosier blues.
9629, 12496, 12497.

Don’t give me the
16714.

I’m sittin’ pretty in a pretty little
city. 16373 (32), 17058.

I’m sitting pretty in a pretty city.
19262.

I’m sitting pretty in a pretty little
city. 19263, 21849, 24110.

Mamma loves papa, papa loves
mamma. 17377, 19679, 22178.

Treat ’'em rough. 11995, 13953.

Baerensprung {(H.) Rococo-gavotte.
141638 (472).

Baermann (Carl) Anfang der prak-
tischen schule mit angeftigten
leichteren orehester-schule. 1524.

Baffa (P. C.) Down Kentucky way.
1858.

Baggott (Rinaldo)
tains. 2434.
Bagley (Mrs. EH. O.) Give him a

ticket one way today. 10222.

Bagley (G. W.) Alabama Hannah.

1627, 5846.

run around.

Maid of the moun-

7818.

Bagnall (Reginald) Our annual at-
traction. 22500. '
Bagnall (Ronald) In my dreams.

2199.

Bahr (Mrs. Peter):
America for Christ.
Only a dream. 13494.

Bahrman (N. F.) Somebody’s darling.

594.

3417.

Baier bros. Jealousy. 15066.
Bailey (A. EB.) Christmas in art and
song. 844.

Bailey (A. V.):

Dreaming of you. 1867.

I’ve lost a wonderful rose. 21872.
Bailey (Bill):

Pleading eyes. 22572.

Rose of all the world. 24956.

Secrets. 22744.
Bailey (KK. H.):
Come O Creator, Spirit blest.
20974 (12).
For you and me. 20974 (28).
In the lead. 9413 (72).
Bailey (J. N.):
Dixie moonshine. 18817, 21428.
Dreaming dreams of you. 9993.
My Honolulu girl. 19861, 19862.
Bailey (LL. L.) Just think of me.
1067.
Bailey
ing.
Bailey

(Laura) Rose leaves are fall-
22679.
(Leonora )
5679 (118).
Bailly (Georges) :
Joyeux trottins. 4368.
Tendre aveu. 5316.
Bailly (Sally) Mary McGee.

What was it love.

1132

1450

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923
Bain (W. L.) Happy lover’s moon. | Baker (M. A.) Cameo girl. 1667.
12891. Baker (M. HE.) Jimmy O’Leary.
Baines (William) : 10641.

Anthem to spring. 1530.

Carnival dance. 9707.

Darky fiddler. 8075.

Exaltation. 1902.

Glory be to God. 1980.

Hark, hark, my soul. 8261.

Harlequin tricks. 10305.

Horse race. 8301.

Love divine, all love excelling.
24378.

Marching past,

Naiad. 2603.

Not unto us O Lord.

Old lace and lavender.

Old tally-ho. 24733.

On the lagoon. 8816.

Poppy field. 8888.

Praise the Lord. 4955.

Radiance. 2804. .

Ride on in majesty. 185645.

Savior divine, I hear Thy gentle
ealling. 13682.

Somewhere. 7364.

Southern twilight. 9098.

Still, still with Thee. 15959.

Sweet bells of Easter time. 625.

To the place came Mary weeping.

24460.

2636.
24729.

3158.
Twilight pieces. 23100.
Woodsman. 9366.
Bainton (EK. L.):
Before sunrise. 1599.

Love on my heart from heaven

fell 13221.

Mariner’s song. 8610.

To the children. 18131.

Twilight people. 18158.

White pathway. 12221.
Baird (EB. M.) Treatment. 5387.
Baird (W. A.) ‘Though I’m only a

tiny little girl. | 5356.

Baisden (Harry). I built a world of

dreams. 14876. -

Bajadere. 5797.

Bakalainikov (N. R.) Volga-keringo.
1404.

Baker (A. B.) Last dance. 13189.

Baker (C. E.) Springtime waltz.
7419.

Baker 4G. i+ Wis Di: Awakening.
12427.

Baker (Cecil) Rodolph Valentino.
Tld: «

Baker (HE. E.) © Changing harmony.
18658.

Baker (KE. E.) music co. Waiting for
you. 18207.

Baker (Geo.) King of cars. 2294.

Baker (H. Scott-) See Scott-Baker

(H)
Baker (Harold 8.) There’s one who
believes in you. 25280.

Baker (M. J.) Whisper softly that

* you love me. 20861.

Baker (M. 8.) Girlie. 953.

Baker (Phil) Black sheep blues.
9621, 12487. :

' Baker (Theodore) :

Bee’s courtship. 25595 (22).

Beneath the branches.
(24).

Carmen. 18364 (27).

Christmas hymn. 18364 (45).

Counsel to Nina. 18364 (52).

25095

Dance of the dragon flies. 25595
(65).

Kighty-four celebrated studies.
5679 (29).

Eventide. 14163 (160).

Farmer’s daughter. 25595 (S87).
First vocal album. 18364 (181)

Gavotte. 7808 (73).

Gypsies. 18364 (83).

Litany for All souls day. 18364
(182) :

Lonely rose. 18364 (127).

Maid on the _ shores of the
Manzanares. 18364 (182).
Moths. T7808 (82).

Night in’ the wood. 25595 (199).
O, Thou plentiful. 18364 (156).

Reverie. 25595 (233).

Si mes vers avaient des ailes.
ZOOS Ae Vs

Silent night, hallowed night.

18364 (188, 189).
Twenty-four caprices. 14163 (473).
Welcome. 18364 (216).

When at dawn in a dress of green.

18364 (1838).
While by my sheep.

Delay,

With thee. 25595 (318).
Without thee. 18364 (230).

Baker: (W. ©.) You’re just an old

fashioned rose. T7787.

Baker pub. co., inc. Come back to me.

16614.

Bal (H. J.) Old Baylor. TO10.

Bal tabarin. 8000, 8405, 8483, 8724.

Balaieff (M. P.) Scheherazade. 2901.

2902.
Balakireff (M.):
Cavalier. 9720.
_ Loved voice. 14163 (321).
Nocturne. 95683.
Balanda- (Frank)
250328.

Balay (Guillaume) :
Echos d’armor.
Parade des bluets.
Plainte du clocher.

18364 (220,

Wiradline;. f eet. :

12745.
13526.
15662.

1451

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: INDEX

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Baldwin (C. W.)
9664, 18591.

Baldwin (E. W.)

Baldwin (J. L.)

Brotherly hand.

Marathon. 15286.
Service and songs.

138710.
Baldwin (J M.) Passing shadows.
17688.
Raldwin (R. L.) Juvenile music.
22023.

Balfe (M..W.):
Bohemian girl. 16464.
Bohémienne. 12438.
Excelsior. 14163 (36).
Gerrard six four. 792.
I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls.

23444, :
I dreamt that I dwelt in marble
halls. 18501.
Killarney. 23445.
Old treasures. 14163 (37).
Then you'll remember me. 23446.
Balfmoor (Emmet) pseud. See Mce-
Cahe (J. C.)
Balieff’s Chauve-souris. 41, 77.
Baliff’s daughter of Islington. 21111.
Ball (AgM.) On Calvary. 183477.

Ball (C., Freedom of Ireland.

14714.
Ball. (C...W. A.) :
Sally gets ready for Si. 20282.
We’re going to haveea cireus in
the barn. 20770.

We)

We've just got married. 20772.
Ball (EK. R.):
Dear little boy of mine. 12673—

12675.
Eternal flame.
Ill. forget you.
IT never knew.

gave to me.

12988, 14989.
In the garden. of

15018. 19363-19365.
It was in April, I was just an

April fool. 15058.

Let us have peace. 19554.

Little road. 6659, T7808 (248).

My rosary for you. 18388, 19886,
19887. '

Our faith in Thee. 7041, 7048,
7808 (271). 17663-17665.

Out there in the sunshine with
you. 7054, 141638 (718), 15605,
17674, 20070-29072.

Skies are dark when you’re away.
5679 (343), 7336, 13749-13751.
17909-17911.

Ten thousand years from now.
7506, 11895, 11896, 12344 (234),
13899, 16034-16036, 18058, 18059,
23002-23004.

That litle grey house without any
key.
(134).

Who knews.

3868, 6138. 10072.
21820.

how much God
5679 (225), 6422,

my heart.

18290.

3103, 11907-11909, 23352

pt. m1, n. s., v.18
Ball (H.) Would-you. 3328. .
Ball (John) Dancing blues. 3726.
Ball (R. H.) Creole serenade. 9834.
ae (R.°8.) Heaven in your eyes.
Pare
Ballad memories. 3481, 12439.
Ballantine (Hdward) :
House among the trees.
Ionian melody. 6500.
Night-balm. 8746.
Romance. 7213.
Ballard (Ff... P.)
14355.
Ballard (Herbert) Queen of the Nile.
7170. :
Ballatore (Pietro) Munachedda. 2551.
Ballenger (E. L.):
Dear little girl of my dreams. -
3751, 1453838:
Won’t you sometimes think of me.
oon.

Ballinny (C. T.) Scotty. 7266.
Balsamo (R.) Marena. 19700.
Baluta (Vincent) :
Amerykanka. 18342.
Gold and blue. 10239.
Nie opuszezaj nas. 22385, 24639.
Pie Jesu. 24845. |
W pielgrzymiej szacie. 23164.
Wieczorna polka. 23263. .
Baluta music ¢o.:
Amerykanka.
Gold and blue.
Baly (Hvelyn)
Poko. 1860.
Balzamo (Carlo) Badinage.
Bambola della Prateria. 14282.
Bambt. 23452.
Bammer (Johannes)
lieder. 9569.
Bancroft & Fousch. Old home town.
20020.
Bane (J. C.):

6356.

Broken heart.

18432.
10239.
Down on the Hoko-

3478.

ZAwolf kinder-

- Album leaf. 764.
New self help system for the
guitar. 19926.
Bane (J. H.) Your eyes of Irish blue.
1471.
Banerji (Comolata) Indian ballet.
21941.
Bang (Maia) Bang (Maia) violin

method. 18508.

Bangert (HKdgar Kramer) See Kra-
mer-Bangert (Hdgar). .
Bangs (Hlizabeth) First kiss. 23816.

Bangs (Ff. A.) First brigade march
and two step. 7808 (38).

Bangs (G. R.) Faithful watches.
10094.

Banks (C. J.) You will want my lov-
ing some day. 12324.

Banks: (C.’O.):

Air, Amaryllis. 7813.
‘Chansonette. 21281.
Banks (H. C.) jr. Meditation. 6783.

1452

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923:

Banks (Paul):
Chattanooga blues.
Happiness. 14788.
IlJ-natured blues. #14990.

Meal ticket blues. 153814.
Safety first blues. 15790.
Selma Alabama blues. 25026.
Skeezix. 22806.
Tut-Ankh-Amen’s dream. 17582.
Waco Texas blues. 12104.

Banks (R. F.):

I am always chasing pretty rain-
bows. 14870.

On the golden trail. 17643.

There’s a mother back there. 7524,

Banks & son: :

Be merciful unto me.

Blackbird. 21175.

Bohemian girl. 16464.

Children’s hour. 14427.

Choral fantasia. 1729, 6262.

Come to our dark nature’s night.
3668.

Concert study. 8034.
Danse caprice. 21386.
Easy lessons in Bach. 10030.
Everlasting strength. 14641.
Fidélité. 157.
Hunting song. 19179.
I will give thanks. 17090.
Love in harvest time. 347. °
Magnificat. 4564.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
138251, 15276.
Modern Santa Claus. 2527.
My Noah’s ark. 15456.
O Lord, Thou art my God. 87738.
Robin Adair. 15757.
Stege of Kazan. 9033.
Stars of memory. 15934.
Sunset reverie. 20504.
Sweet dreams. 3055.
Swing. ‘7472.
Thirteen Christmas carols.
Thoughts of home. 3184.
Two melodious pieces. 679.
Valse hongroise. 23133.
Vicar of Bray. 9236.
When the whole heart of man
turns unto God. 16257.
Banner (Michael) Legend of the her-
mit thrush. 22065.
Banta (Frank) Upright and grand.
LSPS:
Banta (H. O.)
of memory. 15222.
Bantle (Jack) Heavy sugar papa,
doncha try to sak’rin me. 19121.
Bantock (Granville) :
Babyland. 12430.
By night in my dream. I
tim: 4957.
Crippled faun.
Dead dryad.

23081.

21125.

18644.

Longing and pictures

sought

1783.
1817.

(i

Dream merchandise. 12724.
Fairyland. 12786.
Faun despondent. 23806.

Golden journey to Samarkand.
16880.

Hind in ambush. 24007.

Hymn of Pan. 229.

Lament of the frontier guard.
tolsZ.
Lullabye. 13238.

Reed player. 24916.
Shepherd’s song. 9022.
Song of songs. 138797.

Song of the bowmen. of. Shu.
13801. )
Song of the’ Volga boatmen.
7380.
South.“ folk....in.. cold. --: country,
13813
Three songs for children. 14283.
Three songs from the Greek
anthology. 1576.
Twilight tombs of ancient kings.
12030.
Widow bird sate mourning. 3294.
Banuelos (Petra). Ive been lone-
some without you. 19279.
Banzhaf (Paul):
Flirting eyes. 14695.
Sky singer, 25085.
Baquet (G. F.):
I’ve got those shouting blues.
4225, 19289.
In danceland with you. 4276,
6470.

R-C-O band. 15722.
What’ll you do when your daddy
says good-bye. 1420, 18232.
Barat (J. E.):

Marche egyptienne. 6756.
Piéce en mi flat. 13562.
Prélude et danse. 7141.
Barbara (Anna). Sweet dreams.
18021.
Barbara pa CY izes.) Autumn time.
21077, 234382.
Barbash. (A. T.) 1. AY ae, L SOS:
14493.
Barbash (Mrs. Samuel) D. A. R.
song. 14493.

Barbay (Vernon) ‘Those good old Ku
klux blues. 25595 (502).
Barber (C. E.) Barber’s short cut to
transposition. 1578.
Barbera (G.) Lagrima.
Barbi (A.) Mechante.
Barbieri (Mario)
riunite. 5802.
Barbirolli (Alfredo) :
Amorosa.” “V?,.A522.
Candida serenata.
Chanson. 48, 1579.
Eestasy. 135, 1882.

4447,
o89.

Cinque liriche

12544.

1453

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INDEX

Barbirolli (Alfredo )—Continued.
Loustic. 1163, 138213.
Méchante.

Mon béguin. 13323.
Old old story. 13472, 22478.

Patati-patata. 4895.
Sensuel tango. 572, 2925.
Tango de los amantes. 18044,
22988.
Trés élégant. 1381, 13955.
Valse sans nom. 5446.
Barbour (F. N.):
Sister Sue’s sunny stories. 581.
Storm. 7482.
Tell me, thou wanderers. 7503.
Where happiness grows. 18265,
18266.
Barbour (Roy) I’m going back to

8340.
I don’t know why.

dear old Dixie.

Barclay (Johnnie)
4158.

Barcroft (E. D.):
First African suite.
Roses d’amour. 22684.

Bard (Francis) & son:
Air. 7879.
Aranymadar. 7850.
Bard karacsonyi albuma 1922-23.

7888.
Dorozsmai templom tornyan [and]
Merre van a vilég vege?
Volga-Keringo. 1404.
II. streichquartette.
Bard (G. L.):

18964.

9411.

Billie’s jazz band. 7919.
Médikém. 8620.
Tempo te fruska! 9165.

Bard
7888.
Bard of Armagh. 7889.

karacsonyi albuma, 1922-23.

Bardonet (J. A.) Ave Maria. 21079.
Bareis (Charles) Flapper girl, 3921.
Barelli (Nova):

Desillusione. 3769.

Source. 7397.

Va... chemineau. 5484.
Bargiel (Woldemar) Allegro con

grazia. 7830.

_Bargy (Roy):

Foolish child. 12825, 14163 (657),

14702.
Justin-tyme. 10677.
Pianoflage. 7108.

Sweet and tender. 7459.

Barickman (EK. W.):
Robin. 17798.

Two waltz melodies. 7891.
Waltz melody. 7656.
Will you. 5609.

Barickman pub. co. Robin. 17798.

Barile (A.) Cummara mia. 9845.

S108. -

pte, 8.83 wed

—

Baring-Gould (S8.):
Gabriel’s message. 1959.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 24759.
To Bethlehem, 3153.

Bark (L. G.):
Come to our dark natures night
3668 .
Greater love hath no man than
this. 16901.

Barker (A. W.) Barker music school.
Barker (Ambrose) Rover. 8961.
Bens (Bertha) Garden of thoughts.
Barker (F. R.) Rose-melody. 2860. -
Barker (James) First Hawaiian con-
servatory of music, ine., lesson 1.
23815.
Barker (R. A.)
and free. 7248.
Barlow (Howard) :
Hush of the world. 4135.
Love is so new. 4532.

San Franciseo fair

Barna (J. W.) Oklahoma Indian
jazz. 8798.
Barnard (D’Auvergne) Plains of
peace. 5679 (85, 86).
Barnard (G. D.):
Golden sunset. 10246.
King of the night. 24266.
Paramount mareh. 1215.
Barnby (Joseph) :
Abide with me. 1480.
King all glorious. 14163 (297).
Now the day is over. 22409.
Sweet and low. 25200.
Sweet is Thy mercy. 11834.

Barne (Kitty) Camp fire song. 67.
Barnee (P. H.) Nellie come out, of
that alley. 22378.
Barnes (A. P.) I’m longing for the
folks and home. 4200.
Barnes (A. 8S.) & €o.:
Fundamental bar work and ballet
technique. 12844, 14722.
Graded violin course. 4027.
Barnes (Barney) Stingy. 25168.
Barnes (EH. N.°C.):
Glancing, flitting, glinting of gold.
6240.

I am the busy bee. 63882.
Promised day is here. 7157.
Barnes (EH. S.):
Book of classical airs. 9642.
Bow Thine ear to me, O Lord.

5852.
Little song of life.
Master soul. 1185.
Second symphony. 25022.
Seven sketches. 1582.
Thou little joy of heaven. 25293.

1092.

Three kings. 20632.
Trust. 1386.
Barnes (F. EH.) When you’re around
me. 23229.

1454

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

My haven. 24593.
Honey moon blues.

Barnes (Lewis)
Barnes (Lura)
24025.
Barnes (P. A.)
Barnes (S. B.)
waltz. 18070.
Barnett (Alice):
Agamede’s song. 9487.
Constancy. 1764.
Ebb-tide. 10031.
Song at Capri. 11716.
Barnett (David) Onions bring mem’-
ries of you. 15587.
Barnett (EH. E.) Come back to me,
mother. 1751.

Love. 6684.
That Swanee whistle

Barnett (J. J.) Sissy Lister. 20378.
Barnett (Jack) :

I didn’t know I cared. 233.

Our store. 11321.
Barney (—) St. Louis tickle. 15792.

Barnhouse (B. L.) Plaything, I love
you. 22569.
Barnhouse (C. L.):
Admiral. 23366.
Bear cat. 23459.
Broadcaster. 23526.
Call of the sea. 23547.
Cle “elum eagles. 23610.
Cruiser Omaha. 23664.

Eclipse galop. 23768.
Educator, book II. 23770.
Fete triumphal. 23808.
Great Lakes to the sea.
Greater Purdue march.
Hot time in the old town.
In old Pekin. 24165.
King o’ Spain. 24265.
King of the night. 24266.
Lazy Luke. 24283.
Leviathan march.
-Making the rounds. 244388.
Mecca temple march. 24483.
Mission of love. 24523.
Moonlight in Florida. 24541.
Mournful Maggie. 24570.
Octopus and the mermaid.
Paloma. 24791.
Silver crescent. 25064.
Silver fountain. 25065.
Vindication. 25415.
Walsenburg galop. 25433.
Yellowstone trail. 25562.
Barnwell (K. EK.) Comrades. 8033.
Baroff (Sam and Artie) ‘Turkish
here, Turkish there, ages every-
where. 13974.
Baromich (M. J.) Everlasting not for-

23943.
23944.
24037.

24298.

24694,

gotten blues. 21518.

Baron (Gaston) Salut a_ Tétoile.
15796. '

Baron (Henri) Souvenir d’antan.
22866. ;

Baron (Maurice) :
American parade.
At the May fair.

712, 9477.
1550, 7864.

Belwin, inc., variety folio. 3515.
Charmeuse. 73.
Cloister episode. 3651, 9781.

Coquettish mood. 18721, 21349.
Forlorn hopes. 14709, 14710.
Frills and thrills. 10180.
Graduation. 965, 10265.
Hush baby. 10403, 16988.

Indian wedding festival. 7808
(252).

Just a bunch of daisies. 10657,
13088.

March of the spooks. 22191.

Meditation. 2477.

Memories of home and mother.
10960, 10961. |

Pierrette ~“flrrts.’*’ TYS97, ‘138565,
15656.

Prelude to Heroical love drama.
24884.

Prelude to Oriental drama. 24885.
Promenade amoureuse. 7153.
Radio message. 4988, 8916.
Réverie poétique. 138640.
Romeo’s farewell to Juliet.
Song of Zion. 25126.
Souvenir d’antan. 22866.
That naughty yodel. 20590, 23014,

5036.

25257.

To freedom’s flag. 18127.

When the gold is tinged with
gray. 12180.

Zingareseca. 123835.

Barone (Frank) :
Knights—Pythian. 13122.
Man who brings the mail. 10912.

Barone & Parker. Man who brings

the mail. 10912.
Barr (Elmer) :
Don’t sing me the blues, dear.
6059, 9966.
Maybe some other time. 10942.
Pipe organ blues. 7107.
Barr CH NE) Highteen. 21487,
21488.

Barr (I. H.) I say you got to know
how, that’s all. 10500.

Barr (J. H.) Choice songs, no. 11.
3629.

Barratt (Augustus) :

I love, thou lovest. 4180.
My Cherokee rose. 11079.
No other eyes. 4788.

Barratt (Edgar) :
Coronach. 12619.
Hebridean legend. 4088.

In the highlands. 2210.
Barrau:
Deuxiéme berceuse. 9932.
Marga. 15296.
Mimi réve. 109985.
Premiére berceuse. 11443.
Barrell (Alden) Hour. 10381.

Barrera (Tomas) Nino de la Suerte.

6966.

1455

INDEX
; pt. 1,0. s., v.18
Barrere (Georges) Nocturne. 7808 | Barry (J/rs. Cornelius) :
(159). Soldiers of the eross. 20974
Barrett | (Mrs. A. ‘T. Irresistible (74)
eves. dior Unseen city. 9413 (145).
Barrett (ihr Adin c2ieen -sagitery. | a ee ee
9412 en. :
; Barry (R. E.):
Barrett (Joe) : Gulf breezes waltz. ~~ 10280,
Poor little moth. 20142. 10281.
Searching. 22740. When the gulf breezes blow.
Barrett (M. E.) Through all the 23224.
years. 7537, 23059. Barry (Robert) II:

Barrett (Reginald)
18721, 21349.
Barrett CW. +.)i;

For a cow-bell was a whole jazz
band to me. 21576.
Your mother gave me
when she gave me you.
Barri (O.) Good Shepherd.
Barrie’*(¢S, pee
Day by day in every way I love
you more and more. 37495.
Lines that my dear mother wrote
me. 2368.

Barrilleaux (Wartel)
4710.

Barrington (Arthur):
Betty. 21160.
Dear little girl I am crying for

you. 9906.
Hilo Bay. 4100.
Barrington( J. W.):
Gratitude. 8244.
Inspiration. 8407.
Meditation. 8621.
Prayer. 8891.
Repose. 89338.
Barroll (EH. C.):
Laf-n sax. 15150.
That soothing saxophone song.
5388, 5384, TO1T.
Tong-’n sax. 16098.
Wonder why. 25541.
Barromeo (Louis) My vamping sweet
guitar. 19897.

‘Barron -CT. SHe
Hot dog. 19161.

My girl that used to be. 19856.
There’s a girl by the lakes of
Killarney. 9189.

Coquettish mood.

heaven
20965.
23927.

My darling.

Barron & Sampson. Sally. 554.
Barrousse (R. W.):
Left all alone. 19548.
Matrimonial blues. 19711.

You’re sorry you threw me down.
20950.
‘Barrow (F. C.), or Barrows (FE. C.):
All hail to Old Glory. 21012.
My soul immortal. 19890.
My sweet Irish Rose. 19894.
Barrows (J. W.)
nia. 18862, 20507.

Superior Califer- -

Try and do it! 18146.
Wonderful game of golf. 16319.

Barry (Wesley). How ean I. 14854.
Bars (Riehard) Schwarze rose.
8993.

Barstow . (lL. ‘P.) In olden days.
1036.

Bartel (John OD.) Mother cares.
24557.

Bartells (R. O.) Waiting for the
moon. 5488.

Barter (G. M.) Mother of mine I am
dreaming of you. 11048,°24561.

Barth (J. F.) School days. 11591.

Barth (J. M.) Those silver locks that
frame your faded brow. 13931.

Barthelemy (R.) Love’s wilfulness.
7808 (249). .
Bartholomew (Cedelia ) Stingy.

5236.
Bartlet (G. M.) Little rowdy. 6661.
Bartlett (—) El Dorado. 1853.
Bartlett (HE. C.) Little caporal.
10792.
Bartlett (E. L.):
Caprice espanfiol. 20974 (9).
Festa dies. 25595 (88).
Finland love song. 18364 (67).
Gray are love’s gentle eyes.
18364 (82).
Lohengrin. 25595. (299).
Say yes, Mignon, say yes. 18364

(174).
Bartlett (EK. M.):
Don’t be a rubber-neck. 1841.

Go gather the golden. grain.
1984.
He’ll open the gate. 2033.
He rose from death. 2034.
In God’s appointed time. 2191.
- It’s not so bad after all. 2230.

Light amid shadows. 2358.
March along. 2445.
Pass the news aiong the line.
Zo: <
Remember what your dear old
mother told you. 2829.
That old razor strop. 3104.
Bartlett (H.-N.):
Autumn violets.
Caprice espafol.
Caress.. 23559. .
Chariot race. 5928.

18364 (16).
20974 (9).

INDEX >

“nos. 1-13, 1923

Finland love song. 18364 (67).

Grand polka de concert. 18364
(81), 23936.

Gray are love’s gentle eyes. 18364
(82).

Lone song. 16873 (50).
Morning walk. 24552.

Say yes, Mignon, say yes. 18364

(174).
Bartlett (J. C.):
Dream. 9413 (39).
It is the blessed Christmas morn.
14163 (279).
Once the Lord of glory lay. 14163

(412).
Bartlett (M. A.) Home and country.
24020.
Bartlett music co. Dream girl. 1866.
Bartok (Béla): a

Nyole magyar népdal. 6982.
Volksmusik der Rumanen von
Maramures. 23162:

Bartoluzzi (D. J.) Mother of mine.
13342.

Barton (Marmaduke) Scherzo-inter-
mezzo. 11588.

Barton (Monte)
Barzelay (M. BE.)

Yes, indeed. 20917.
‘Somebody’s heart.

13786.
Bas (Julius) :
Commune. 23636.
Méthode d’accompagnement du.

chant grégorien et de composi-
tion dans les huit modes. 197538.
Bascetta (Alfredo) :
’E ghelle taliane. 16751.
Femmena napulitana. 1922.
For’ ’o cunvento. 3939.
Fuimmucenne a Napule.
Mamma luntana. 8593.
Napule e mamma. 2605.
Basile (Joe) No wonder they called
you Mary. 24655.
Baskette (Billy) :
Grace, you’re the ace. 964.

1956.

Hoptown Chinatown hop. 2074.

I love my old tomato. 14901,
17029.

Let me waltz with you. 22071.

There’s a nest in Gypsyland.
3118.

Waitin’ for the evenin’ mail.
12108.

Who loves you now. 14092.

Basque love song. 794.

Bass (George):

Chansonnette. 5925, 20974 (106).
Egypt, old land of mystery. 3847. .
Basses et chants donnés aux concours
des classes d’harmonie. 18505, 795.
Bassett (Bert) Someone’s loving you.
9074.
Bassett (D. R.):
- Buy my flowers. 18602.
Oft in my dreaming. 24698.

Bassett (K. W.):

Called away. 14380.

Lullaby-prayer. 10887.
Passion-flowers. 4886.
Bassford (Maria) :
Album for piano, four hands.
18364 (3, 4).
Arlesienne. 18364 (25,26).

Faust. 25595 (101).

Hail! joyous morn. 9413 (61).

Scherzino. 18364 (178).

Songs and dances. 18364 (193).

4°™° mazurka. 14163 (207).
Bassford (W. K.):

Album for piano, four hands.
18364 (3, 4).
Hail! joyous morn. 9413 (61).
Bastar (V. A.) Vasela bida. 23141.

Basto (M. L.) If I were a butterfly
and you were a rose. 4258.
Basye (William) Norwegian dance.

22402.

Ba-ta-clan. 5915, 6203, 6364, 6531,
6535.

Batchelder (Nell) Just to be loved
by you. 15106.

Bateman (B. B.) Waves of praise.
Zon ie

Bateman (G. M.) Waves of praise.
phd Wie

Bateman (Ronald) Won’t you come
roving? 20903.

Bateman bros. Waves of praise.
Doren,

Batemen (Arthur) Say it with flow-
ers to your mother. 11583.
Bates (C. LL.) Like the lady that’s
known as Lou. 4478.
Bates’ (C. V.):
Amid the Pyramids.
Happy blues. 16913.
Just a little bit of silence. 17194.
Message in your eyes. 17419.
You’re the sweetest girlie in the
town. 183855.

Bates (G. W.) If he comes to see
you, he brings your money to me.
19317.

16416.

Bates (Luther) Blue eyes. 16507.
Bates (R. CC.) Pal-o-mine. 1212.
Bates (Ray) I will forget. 10523
Bates (Toots) Pa-peé-tee sweetie.
13524.
Bateson’s (Thomas) first set of mad-
rigals. 1585.
Bath (Hubert) :
Britannia, mistress of the air.
16520.

Frills and frivolities. 176.
Garden of happiness. 16840.
Jolly Roger. 10648.
Marionette. 15300.
Memory of Burns.
Morano’s farewell.

19738.
11034.

1457

INDEX

Bath (Hubert) —Continued. |

My lady. 15488.

Three sketches.
Batiste (Sydney)

dise. 18872.
Batke (Fred) :

Down old California way. 3803.

Monday morning blues. 4664.

Rosay Marie. 5040.

Baton (Rhene) :

Danse a sept esas. 18758.

Deux priéres du soir. 5805.

Quatre chansons pour le jour de

Noél. 1586.
Sonata. 12449.
Batson (William) :
Don’t you know I am crazy about
you. 1851.

In the heart of the hill. 2209.
Batten (Robert) April morn. T7849.
Battistini (C.) Bella Peruviana. 5816.
Battle hymn of the republic. 14163

(42).
Battles (G. P.):
Broken chains. 1648.
Just a peek at the Chesapeake.

14286.
Drifting to para-

13091.
You’ve got to come early and stay
late. 14150.
Battling Butler. 38729, 5508, 5981,
7295, 7893, 7936, 7937, 12651, 18507.
Battmann (J. L.) Battmann’s mass
in F. 23456. :
Battye (O. S.) Tooting. 18950.
Bauer (C. D.) Mariona. 2458.
Bauer (Harold) :
Barberini’s minuet. 7887.
Flourish. 23829.
Motley. 24566.
Ye sweet retreat. 25560.
Bauer (Jack):
Faithful and true mother it’s you.
16783.
Gay life. 16846.
How beautiful the world seems
to me. 16976.
Love’s calling. 17334.
Bauer (Marion) :
Indian pipes. 2216.
Pine-trees. 2755.
Three preludettes. 12450.

Bauer bros. Rosebud. 11541.
Bauerle (C. J.) In paradise, that’s
where old mothers belong. 10570.
Baum (E. M.): -

Sandy. 15800.

When the moon is sinking low.
16252.
Baum (Nathan)
heart, 138215.
Baumann (—) Serenata.

Baumgartner (John):

Love, here is my

22755.

Staccato auf der violine. 17971.
Technik des violinspiels. 20569.
Bauss (R. G.) Monday blues. 19780.

‘Bayes (Nora)

pt. 117, b. S.. v.18

Baussart (A.) Yeux. 1456.

Bautz (W. G.) Hail to thee B. P.
O. E. 2022, 12888.

Bavans (Maud) Angel’s prayer.
21047.

Bavoso (Vincenzo) :
Ritornello di baci. 2842.
Uocechie chiare. 3189.

Bax (Arnold):

Boar’s head. 7933.
Lyrical interlude. 8571.
Second sonata in D. 7271.
Sonata. 23457.

Symphony in H flat. 13880.
This worldes joie. 9198.
Tintagel. 7548.
To the name above every name.
9215.
When I was. one-and-twenty.
7697.
Baxandall (J. S.) Three pieces.
7894.
Baxer (Ef. A.) Here’s to the Wlan.
19127.

Baxley (Jack):
Get yourself a piece of cheese.
23874.
I wish I was what I was when

I was sweet sixteen. 19303.
Neighbors. 2612. .
Old Ireland is God’s flower gar-

den. 22470.

Say, say Sadie, [I’m in love.

22718.

Struttin’ Sue, from Kalamozoo.

11795.

Baxter (Mrs. Burns) Song of home
sweet home. 11725.

Baxter (H. HH.) Ben Hur patrol.
23475.
Baxter (f.°R.) #ric
Come. 23620.
He’s coming back again. 21714.

We shall sing in heaven with the-
King. 23183.
You must face Him
25580.
Baxter (M. S.):
Across the valley. 4.
In August. 15000.
Primeval. 527.
Baxter (Ted) :
Why has your cow such a long,

some day.

long face. 20871, 23257.

-Wow. 16332.
3axter-Northup co. Soir. 17931.
Bay (Harry) Heart of Illinois.
21723.

Bayard (lL. R.):

God’s country. 1986.

Questioner. 2799.

Bayer. (Edward) When it’s sham-.

rock time in Ireland. 5547.
Samson and Delilah.
HOTA.

1458

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,
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INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

Bayley & Ferguson:
Afton water. 16386.

All the world for Christ. 3401.
All things bright and beautiful.
16407.
Arise ye,
16433.

At close of day. 1546.

Autumn song. 16448.

Biest are the pure in heart.
14828.

Bonnets o’ bonnie Dundee. 96388.

Campbells are comin’. 21235.

Coming of night. 16623.

Dew each trembling
wreath’d. 14552.

Fairy cymbals. 18986.

Fantasia on American airs.

Farewell to Gairloch. 927.

Fidele. 16803.

Flag of faith. 8183.

Gladly, dear Lord, ‘we bring to
Thee. 12857. 4

Go work in His vineyard. 3997.

Golden glow. 19056.

Golden sun, thy warmth display.
4012.

Greater love hath no man than
this. 16901.

Ho, ro. my nut-brown maiden.
16951.

Horns of elfland. 16971.

How can I leave thee? 10383.

Hymn-tune yvoluntaries. 16992.

I think on thee in the night.
10505.

If there were dreams to sell. 8373.

If thou wilt ease thine heart of
love. 8374.

In His steps. 4281.

Joys of love. 299.

Justorum animae. 13105.

Knotting song. 304.

Legend of St. Yvorne. 8497.

Light of life. 4476.

Love’s aye the same. 6694.

March! march! 8694. .

Marching heavenward. 4588.

Month of maying. 15370.

Morning madrigal. 2542.

My love is like a red, red rose.

subterranean winds.

leaf en-

10098.

15448.

Nature songs for little singers.
8737.

Nocturne. 16806.

Now the day is over. 17585.

O can ye sew cushions? 17592.

O wert thou in the cauld blast.
10968.

Oh! I wish I were a tiny browny
bird. 8792.

Old English masters for the harp-
sichord. 8802.

Pale and the purple rose. 17679.

Peace of eventide. 20097.

Pictures in song. 15653.
Prelude and fugue in D minor.
17742.
See! the heavens smile. 17861.
Sing joyfully unto God. 13743.
Snow. 9060.
So sweet is she. 9062.
Song of love. - 20424.
Song of the camp-fire.
Spinner’s lament. 15924.
Spring’s awakening. 20459.
Sun of the sleepless. 5249.
Sweet tyraness. 18027.
There is a lady sweet and kind.
9186.
Thorberg’s dragon ship. 9200.
Triumph of death. 5395.
Vain is beauty. 677.
What shall I do to show how much
I love her? 713.
When I am laid in earth. 716.
Baylor college (Alumnae assn. of)
Old Baylor. 7010.
Baynes (—):
Destiny. 25595 (368).
Victory. 25595 (511).
Baynes (Sydney):
Alannah, 11.
Ballad memories. 38481, 12439.
Fancy-free. 18939, 23802.
Little revue at nine o’clock. 22104.
Savannah. 24990. -
Valse memory. 14000, 14001.
Baynon (Arthur):

179852.

Across the bridge of dreams.
16380.

In Brittany. 4275.

Invocation. 10594.

Pedlar’s basket.

Baynton-Power (H.):
All through a big bumble bee.

1505.
By the Yang-tse-Kiang.
Moment musicale. 22276.

Bays (Mrs. J. W.) Sunset fires. 1327.

Bazzini (Antonio) :

Dance of the goblins.
Saul. 11579.

Beach (Mrs. H. H. A.):
Artless maid. 7858.
Blue bell. 25595 (30).
Clover. 25595 (51).
Fantasia fugata. 10097.

Haste, O beloved. 14163 (229).

I will lift up mine eyes. 98363,
8364.

Indian lullaby. 14163 (274).

Little brown-eyed laddie. 8518.

Lord is my Shepherd. 8542.

Moon-path. 8666.

Peter Pan. 4911.

Sleep, little darling.

Wandering knight.
596).

When mama sings. 5550.

15636.

7960.

7808 (180).

14163 (522).
14163 (595,

1459

eesti: +

INDEX

Beach (Ars. H. H. A.)—Continued.

Within thy heart. 14163 (619,
620).
Yellow daisy. 25595 (820).
Beach (John):
Clark street bridge. 12597.
Passers-by 13532.
Poem for string quartet. 4935.

Beach (T. G.):

Cock a doodle, cock a doodle doo.
18698.

D-I-X-I-E. 12698.

Doubting mama biues.

Dreaming away time.

Dreaming of my
9995.

Fairbank’s blues. 8171.

I am looking for a pal and I want
you. 24064.

Keep on the sunny side.

9973.
8119.
home town.

8459.

Lonesome blues. 15215.
Lovesick blues. 13233.

Mother darling how I love you.
11044.

My dream girl. 17494.

My garden, 17500.

My girl. 11098.

My Irish Rose.

My soul immortal.

19864.
19890.

My sweet Irish rose. 19894.
My yesterdays and you. 19902.
Old boreen. 20014.

Orphan’s prayer. 8827.
Poppy. 15683.

Second mate’s song. 20312.
Springtime of life. 20461.
Sweet Carolina. 25202.

That’s why I want you to be mine.
9179.
This is Colorado. 11941.
Why did God let you die.
Beach (William)
vorite songs. 10241.
Beacon press. Chapel hymns
services. 9733.
Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd.:
Clark’s (Cumberland) first con-
cert party album. 14449.
Dream thoughts. 3809.
Enchanted island. 3859.

25016.

and

Pixie-town. 4930.
Twilight in Areadia. - 670.
Beall (B.. B.):

Beautiful way. 23465.

I am relying on Jesus. 24066.

Morning by morning. 24551.

My Savior opened the windows.
24617.

On to glory. 24748.

That will be heaven. 25262.

Traveling upward. 253838.

Triumphant grace. 25342.

White are the fields to, harvest.
25505.

With Jesus to guide me, Ill go.
25938.

1460

se

Golden book of fa- |

pt. 11, 0. s., v. 18

Bean (F. J.) Now mamma jelly,
your papa jelly is still loving you.
17583.

Beard (A. B.) Our country’s flag.
7040.

Beard (L.. W.) My sweet love.
19895.

Beard (W. R.) Springtime of life.
20461.

Beasley (Jessamine) :

It pays. 1048.

King Tut’s strut. 19509.

Beaston (EF. W.):

Everytime. 18364 (250), 18926,
18927.
Please come marry me. 18364
(300), 2018.
Southern lullaby. 20446.
Beaston (Minnie) Mary. 24464.
Beatty (C. E.) Song book of the
United States . naval. academy.
5190. .

Beatty (rs. F. L.) Is there a rose
in the old-fashioned garden. 10598.

Beatty (Geo.) On my. birthday.
112738. '
Béatty (V. A.) Parting. 13530.
Beaucaire (Armand) = pseud. See

Schmidt (EH. RB.)
Beaulieu (Suzanne) :
Hellé, 25595 (108).
Léve toi. 25595 (159-160).
Nuit étoilée. 25595 (208).
Beaumont (J. C. H.) Slumber song.

1287.

Beautiful chimes. 23461.

Beauty prize. 18517, 19155, 19244,
19392, 19722, 19789, 19947, 21127.
21128, 24591.

Beazley (S. W:):

Hosannas. 21763.

Living hymns. | 22112.
Select songs of praise.
Victory. 12078.
Becher (C.) Motormiadel.
Bechet (Sidney) :
Boogy boo blues.
For my mammy,
Lindy and me. 16824. ~

Ghost of the blues. 16856.

Here it is daddy, just. like you

left, jt.) (2a00

I want to be by myself. 17087.

Lazy blues. 17255.

Little Creole lullaby. 19577.

Play with me honey. 17724.

Stop shimmyin’ sister. 17988.
Bechter (Karl) Bicycle galop. 9611.
Beck (B. I.) Goodnight. 21664.
Beck (Mrs. J. H.) Sport. 20454.

Beck (O. E.) If I had you back again.
6440.

Becker (G. L.):

Day by day. 3742.

22747.
8684.

16515.

my baby, my

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

J. S. Bach’s fifteen two-part in-
ventions. 5794.
Becker (J. J.) When you are gone.
25489.
Becker
(83).
Becker (R. L.):
Ecce sacerdos. 18886.
Idylle angélique. 19813.
March in D minor. 8608.
O Doctor Optime. 19969.
O salutaris. 19979, 19980.
Postlude in D minor. 11425.
Postlude in F sharp = minor.
11426.
Sur la riviére. 11817.
Tantum ergo. 20554, 20555.
Toeceata. 21131.
Becker (Samuel) :
Honeymoon jazz
16966, 24028.

(Julius) Gypsies. 18364

blues. 994,

Love’s consolation. 10868.
Trial. 11998. F
Valse allurement. 12058.

Becker (V. B).:
O, Thou plentiful. 18364 (156).
Silent night, hallowed night.
18364 (188, 189).
Beckett (Dorothy) :
Hoosier moonlight on the banks

of St. Joe. 16969.
Sheik of sheiks. 17881.
Beckett (W. A.) Coué chorus.

9822, 12622.
Beckman (H. J.): :
His bow of promise. 10356.
I will follow Thee. 10522.
Jesus is all. 10635.
Beckmann (C..H.) Piano key music.
15646.

Beckwith (Ann) You’re my little
child of dreams come true. 20948.
Beckwith (W. H.) School rhythms

for the kindergarten and lower pri-
mary grades. 11592.
Bedford (C. O.) Radio love.
Bedford (Herbert) :
Aedh wishes for the cloths. of

4987.

heaven. 760.
And the night raven sings. 21042.
Ann Boleyn’s lament. 5679 (6).
Blind Cupid. 5679 (19), 12344

Coy.

Evangeline passes. 913.

Fountains mingle with the river.
14163 (180).

Hay sings. 977.

I love my love in the morning.
12344 (18).

Little boy. love. 1086.
Lorenzo to Jessica. 1101.

Meditation among the trees. 1187.

Musie when soft voices die. 5679
(76).

Run, run, little page. 14163
(481).

Secrets of the heart. 14163 (506).

She is not fair to outward view.
5679 (96).

Ships that pass. 12838.

Sigh no more ladies. 5679 (97)..

Unearthly one. 5679 (114).

Widow-bird sate mourning. 5679
(129);
Young rose. 5679 (122).
Bedney (J. G.) ’Tis the same old
' Hollywood. 13943.
Bedunah (Mrs. G.) . Old king Tut.
20022.
Bee (H. S.) Ukanplayit song book

for ukulele or tiple. 120388.
Bee Tee pub. co.:

Eddie, steady. 8138, 9413 (170),

10035.

Everybody’s doin’ the rockin’
chair. 8168.

Grand daddy. 6267.

Hot roasted peanuts. 10378,
12344 (119), 12937.

Keep it under your hat. 756 (62),

2281.

There’s a bend at the end of the
Swanee. 23031, 25595 (500).

Underneath the mulberry tree.
18167.

Voice with a smile.
(238) ,.12092.

Beebe (Bessie L.)
24272.

Beech (Richard) Ravana. 17773.

Beecher (Billy) You need an Elgin
movement to make a date with me.
18349.

5473, 9415,

Laddie o’ mine.

‘Beecher (Carl):

Above the clouds. 18378.
Thistledown. 20621.
Beecher (H. N.) Love of a little
child. 10860.
Beecroft (Edith) : ;
Land of the might have been.

1075.
Sweet mother o’ mine. 1336, 5277.
Beer (Billy) Brambledown fair.
21195.

Beetho (€has.) :

I praise the tender flower. 14163 How’s yor’n? 21771. a
(258). I’m so sad witheut you. 24172.
‘If music be the food of love. That silly waltz. 25260.
DOr (den). Beethoven (Ludwig van) :
Last of the leaves. 1078. Adagio. 12464, 14163 (47).
Lillian’s fan. 9418 (82). Azalia. 16480. —
1461

INDEX

Beethoven (Ludwig van)—Continued.
Beethoven. 7899.
Divine. 21133.
Divine great love.
Fifth symphony.
Hark, hark my soul.
Menuet. 7900.
Menuetto. 21134.
Minuet at Marly. 23469.

Minuet in G. 21135.
Moonlight sonata. 9586, 14293.
Presto agitato. 5812.
Romances. 14163 (49).
Rondino in G. 9587.
Ruines d’Athénes. 12465.
Selection from Beethoven’s w orks.
12466.
Sonata in F major. 7901.
Sonate, no. 29. 21136.
Sonaten. 1596-1598.
Sonatina in F. 7902.
Sonatina in G. 7903.
Song of penitence. 800.
Storm. 3507.
Turkish march. 12344 (68).
Violin concerto. 14168 (50).
When twilight weaves her gentle
spell. 12467.
6°™* symphonie. 9588.
8™° symphonie. 14294.
Befa verlag. Blectrie girl. 1884.
Beggar’s opera. 4942, 7122, 12468,
13582.

Behrend (A. H.):

Bon jour ma belle. 756 (10).
Old day dreams. 9418 (109).
Silver cord. 25595 (254).

Beilin & Horowitz, inc.:

Dance. 1475 (9), 3024.

Ill be laughing at you, when you
say goodbye. 1475 (15), 2107.

My brother’s coming with pineap-
ples. 15414.

Way out in Kentucky. 12130.

Wet yo’ thumb. 1475 (29), 3248.

While you were making believe,

18524.
23468.
14165 (48).

I fell in love with you. 1475
(30), 3279.
Yow’re going from no place to no-
where. 12310.
Beim rebin zu Shalashides. 9592.
Beiner (A. L.):
Back in Hackensack, New Jer-

sey. 23443.

Je vous aime. 17166.

My Mexicano rose. 15453.

Old fashioned home sweet home.
20016.

Stepping around. 25166.
Sunshine of mine. 18010.
Temple bells. 23001.
There’ll be a moon _ peeping
through. 18078. 4
Beirly (Alfred). Flag of America.
18967.

1462

pt. 111, 0. s., v.18

Beitler (Rachel). Little girl just say

you’re mine. 22097. .
Béla (Kéler) Themes from Lust-
spiel overture. 25264.

Belasco (Lionel) :

Calaloa. 5883.
Caracas. T7971.
Carrabian moon. 1686.
Sly mongoose. 25089.

Susanne’s ginger bread. 7454.
Susan’s gingerbread. 15975.
Sweet Bobby. 9139.

Belfagor. 9598.
Belgard (J. E.)
gan. 17908.
Belgium, reciprocal copyright protec-

tion of music, p. V.

Since the world be-

Bell (C. F.) I hear my mammy call-
ing. 2108.

Bell (Mrs. David) Will you marry
me. 16301.

Bell (EH. J.) Fore Dan Cupid came
our way. 18980.

Bell (F. H.) Don’t take me for a
plaything daddy. 6060.

Bell (Flora). Love and nature.
8545.

Bell (Francis). If I but knew you
loved me. 17104.

Bell (G. M.) My sweetie’s eyes. .
22360.

Bell (Harry):
Baldheaded row. 1573.
Fair Hawaii, how I long for you.

1906.
My love is more bees all your
gold. 2582.

Bell (I. M.) Honey dear. 21757.

Bell (L. P.) When Jesus was a child.
3261, 7699.

Bell (Mrs. M. BE.) John Barleycorn.
2256. :

Bell (Paul). Daddy. 18746.

Bell (W. H.) Maria assumpta. 6759.

Bellar (A. V.) With joy bells ring-
ing. 7745.

Belle (B. M.) Inchin’ along. 15030.

Belle aux cheveux d’ or. 5817.

Bellecour (Maurice) :

Dear little thing. 14535.
Kid. 15125.

Bellerby (KH. J.) It was a lording’s
daughter. 6518. :

Belles chansons de France. 9595,
14297.

Belles maniéres. 3514.

Belli (Matteo) Fascisti. 928.

Bellini (EH.) Fortunata in amore.
18991.

Bellini (Vincenzo) Air and varia-
tions on a theme from La sonnam-
bula. 23478.

Bello (V.) Promessa patta senza
core. 4969.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1928

Bellok (James) pseud. See Gordon
H. S.

Bellstedt (H.) jr. Indian war dance.

Bais (73)... ,

Bellstedt (Herman) :

Imperial method for
phone. 10552. é

Indian war dance. 9413 (73).
Red top. 12344 (438).

the saxo-

Belmont (C. W.) Trail of love.
20655.
Belmore (L. G.) Why has your
love grown so cold? 12230.
Belov (FF. A.):
Ich bet dich Gott. 193809.
Vos ofter shreib. 18202.
Belov (Joseph) :
Ich bet dich Get. 19309.
Vos ofter shreib. 18202.
Belwin ine. :
Agitato in D minor. 16387.
American parade. 772, 9477.
At the May fair. 1550, 7864.

Autumn gold. 12421, 16446.
Baby Peggy. 18484, 23441.
_ Belwin, inc., variety folio.
Descriptive agitato. 21420.
Extase melodieuse. 12779.
Fairy flirtation. 12784.
Farcical allegro. 10099.
First call of spring. 1928.
French national defilé
21589.
Frills and thrills. 10180.
Golden morning. 12868.
Graduation. 965, 10265.
Heart wounds. 21676.
Hush, baby. 10403, 16988.
In an opium den. 10554.
It tickles me. 21969.
Just a bunch of daisies.
13088.

Lamento. 13131.

Last spring. 21677.

Little flower garden.

Love song. 13224.

Love’s acclaim. 13228, 17344.

March of the spooks. 22191.

Meditation. 2477.

Memories of home and mother.
10960, 10961.

Menuet. 7900.

Merry go round waltz.

Miss Blue Eyes.

Mountain song. 13348.

Mountaineer’s dance. 11057.

Mountaineer’s march. 13349.

My love of long ago. 429, 11119.

Old brigade. 22466.

Oriental furioso. 22497.

Pastel-menuet. 24812.

Piano pleasures. 11388. -

Place of dreams. 11402. ;

Promenade amoureuse. 7153. |

Radio message. 4988, 8916.

106658—24 2 el

oo15.

march.

10657,

1088, 19578.

17415.
2522, 22261.

-Benedick (J. M.)

Réverie poétique. 13640.
Romeo’s farewell to Juliét.
Rythmic agitato. 24980.
Sherty. 17885.

Smuggler sextet. 21173.
Song of Zion. 25126.
Souvenir. 22865.

Strolling dolly.- 5240.
Sunrise on the mountain. 13854.
That naughty yodel. 20590, 23014,

5036.

PAI VAY (8
To freedom’s flag. 18127.
To spring. 21678.
Told in yodels. 11983.

When the gold is tinged with gray.
12180.

Belwin ine., variety folio. 3515.
Bemberg (H.):

A toi. 14163 (4).

Si le bonheur avait des ailes.

14163 (513).
Souvenir. 14163 (533).
Voice at the door. 12090.
Bemis (Carl):
My mother’s tender care. 482.
Song that I heard from that little
song bird. 598.

Bemis (J. H.) Delta tau delta. 14547.

Bemrose (—) Cora. 25595 (362).

Benatzky (Ralph) :
Adorée. 5698.
Jonny-fox trot. 6550.
Marchen aus Florenz.
Some day. 587.
Yuschi tanzt. T795-7T797.
Yuschi walzer. 7798, T7799.

Benbow (William) :
Indiana Lou. 2217.
Just because I am

brown. 2269.
Memphis bound. 2496.
You have no friends when you
are broke and sick. T7777.

Bendel (F.) Octaves. 13446, 13447.
Bendel (F. J.) Fading rose. 12781.

24421.

a teasing

Bendel (Mrs. John) Arizona cow-
boy... 9522.

Bender (Mrs. Frank) Somebody.
2976.

Bendon (—) Guid New Year to ane
an’ a’. 2014.

Bénech (F. L.):
Nuits de chine. 2640, 6977, 6978.
Si les femmes étaient des fleurs.
2951.
Sur la rive enchantée. 18013.

Down among the
Arkansas pines. 18846.
Benedict (Bonnie) I’m goin’ back to
my mammy. 14916.
Benedict (Hdward) :
He’s at it again.
Polygamy. 7124.
Simple little pimple.

6314.

7327.

1465

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INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v. 1S

simple
2545.

Benedictine Fathers. Most
mass in Gregorian chant.
Benes (Jara):
Ja, was will denn dieses miidel
von mir. 21973.
Tutankhamen-shimmy. 20677.
Benesh (Joseph) On the = silvery
Chesapeake Bay. 22477.

Benham (Earl) Broken toys. 23530.
Benignus (Wm.) Alte miihle. 16411.
Benincasa (Alberto) :

Guardateme, guardateme. 2013.

°O guardaporta. 2648.
Benjamin (A. J.) Mareike von Nym-
wegen. 15295.
Benjamin (Arthur):
Hey nonny no.
Mouse. 11059.
Bennet (C. W.):
Come back to Erin. 23623.
In memoriam. 10565.
Romance. 11528.
Viviane. 9413 (147).
Bennet (John):
Cruel unkind. 18732.
Lure, falconers lure.

6330.

19651.

Sing out, ye nymphs. 20370.
Bennett (Charles) Hawaiian. love
song. 19101.
Bennett (Eloise) :
Honey Lou. 24024.
Lost opportunity blues. 24870.

What you need is me, little papa,
and what I want is you. 25465.
When my sweet man tickles the

iv’ries for me. 25477.
Bennett (F. LL.) Sorrow is mine.
25134.
Bennett (Geo.) I’m a dumb dumb,
dumb bell. 24098.
Bennett (G. J.) :
Butterfingers. 1655.
He’s just a false alarm. 10318.
Hello, my Alabamy. 12912.
I can’t believe you’re gone. 21793.
Ina way, (Lim: sorry,” and “in ‘a
way, I’m glad. 1031, 2187.

It’s not the first time you left
me but it’s the last time you'll
come back. 19397. :

Keep off my shoes. 2282.

Land of cotton blues. 17249.

Puttin’ on airs.. 1240, 2795.

Three pieces. 21151.

Bennett (Harold) :

Activity. 1484, 20985.
Ambition. 1515, 21032.
Chalma. 1697, 21266.

2160, 21892.
Indian boy. 2214, 21942.

Little grey church. 2380, 22099.
Military escort. 2516, 22249.
Mister Joe. 2524, 22266.
Mutual. 2559, 22312.

Normal. 2632, 22399.

Idle fancy.

Norma’s dream. 2633,
Project. 2790, 22606.
Safety. 2882, 22696.
Stop. 3029, 22900.
Summit. 3045, 22925.
Zenith. 3363, 23339.
Bennett (J. P.) . Use us;
Thee. 12055.
Bennett (Leo)
I were you.

22400.

Lord, for

14987.

, Bennett (M. C.):

Dear old Maine I’m coming back.

14538.
It’s your land and my land.
19404.
Bennett (R. C.) . Virile Yale. 9266. -

Bennett (Rube) :
Nellie, take the whole darn farm.

15488.
Take the whole darn farm. 9152.
Bennett (Russell) Clinging vine.
3650.

Benoit-Lévy (Georges) Cantate des

cités jardins. 21241.

Benson (B. F.) I wonder why.
10529.

Benson (Jerry) Those hay foot
straw foot strutters on parade.
11947.

Benson (M. D.) Daddy, I owe my
life to you. 213878.

Benson (S. P.) Your smiles are sil-
ver your kisses are gold. 9404.

Benson (W. C.) Caprice de sylphe.
21246.

Bent (Arthur) Romance.

Bentley (Wilmer)
ter with me. 12162.

Benvenuto (Gellio)
(107).

Berardi (Vincent) :
Lovely Kate. 8559.
Spanish Rose. 3006.

Berardi-Coccia music pub. ¢o.:
Lovely Kate. 8559.
Spanish Rose. 3006.

15760.

Claudia. 14163

Berceuse de Jocelyn. 14163 (205).

Bercy (George). Fragrant lily.
10170.

Berdow (Lillian). Ever since.
18919.

Beresford (Jack) Smile though your

- heart is breaking. 22814.
Berg (H. C.): ;
Holding hands. 6338, 8291.

Just holding hands. 19468,

Page your puppies. 11334,
Berg (Leon) MHeart-breaker. 10323.
Berg (Nataneel) Serenata. 15823.
Berg (Opal). Revenge. 13639, 22652.
Berg music pub. co. Forward march.

21588.

Bérgé (Irénée) :

Again returns the ae

rest. 18388.

of holy

1464

If you were me and:

What is the mat-

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923:

a Inn

Andante cantabile. 14223.
Danse barbare. 3733.

Jerusalem re-conquered. 19427,
24207.

O littl town of Bethlehem.
22421.

Open thy gates of beauty. 20049.

Oriental dramatic adagio. 22496.

Saviour, now the day is ending.
20295.

Spring in Sicily. 11766.
Berge (Vernon). I know you will
miss me when I’m gone. 6393.
Bergen (J. T.) Morning hymn [and]

Evening prayer. 19799.

Bergenholtz (Edward). Rex orches-

tra book. 5016.

Bergens (F. 58.) Serving while
waiting. 25032:

Berger (Leon) Just one more kiss.
19475.

Berger (Willy Engel-) See Engel-

Berger (Willy).
Bergh (Arthur)

OE OO «
Berghouse (N. L.)

11979.
Bergin (Jim).
Bergman (Morris)

17619.

Bergman (Rubin):
Learning to forget.
Molly... 22274.

Bergstrasser (Hrhardt) :
Music box. 19822.
Teddy bears. 20571.
Toy soldier. 20654.
Twilight. 20681.

- Wild rose. 20880.
Bergstrom (L .O.) True eyes.
Berisso (Alfredo) :

Anima, canta.
Attesa. 18460.
Autunno in campagna.
Cavalloni. 14401.

Di giorno.- 18803.

Di notte. 18804.
Dolore estinto nella fede.
Fuite de centaures. 14719.
In media nocte. 15009.
Invocazione. 19382.
Najade. 19908.

Pesca notturna. 20106.
Pianto della danzatrice.
Piccolo sogno. 20113.
Rimpianto. 20224.
Rondine muere. 15766.
Sera. 20318.

Sogno. 203897. |
Sogno del satiretto ed il cuculo.
15877.

Sur les cimes.
Tombolo (II)
Vento., ; 16157,.

Miss Blue Eyes.
To my mother.

8515.
Minnie.

Listening in.
Oh

19539.

1385.

14233.
18472.

14569.

15648.

20509.
vale

Vergine morta. 20726.
Visione. 20739.
Berkowitz (Irving) Kitty from Jersey
City. 2299.
Berkowitz (Morde) Down-home
blues. 23733.
Berl (Herman) <Any time, anywhere,
with you. 9504.

Berlin (Irving) inc.:
Adelaide. 14173, 16373 (2), 16381.
Ala Moana. 7808 (157), 7817.
Alimony mama, stop your Shakin’

daddy down. 9453, 12368, 14163

(628).

All’ wrong.” °9413 ~ (156); 9459,
9460.

And how. 5741.

Any time at all. 16428.

As soon as I get you off of my
hands. 9525.

At the ecake walk ball. (5769,
7808 (158), 7861.

Aunt Susie’s picnic. 21074.

Beautiful blues. 7896.

Bit by bit, you’re breaking my

heart. 14163 (637), 143818,
14319.
Black and blue. 21174.

Black sheep blues. 9621, 12487,

14163 (638).

Breaking home ties. 1642, 1643,
3369 (7).

Breezes. 16516, 18578, 20974
(104).

Bring back the days. 14163 (640),

14351, 14352.

Butterfly. 16536.

Cheatin’ child. 12580. .

Chiki, chiki! 18671, 21289, 233852
(17):

Chili bom bom... 21294, 23592,

25595., (359) .
Climbing the scales.
(240), 18695.

16603, 18364

Come on and kiss your angel
child. 8028.

. Comin’ thru the blues. 18715,
21340, 23352 (24).

Constantly. 96, 756 (17).

Cover me up with the sunshine of
Virginia. 23652.

Cows must cow and the bull must
bull. 12628.

14163 (648), 14479.
12634, 20974

Cradle song.
Cruel daddy blues.
: (Tio). (2hore:
Dear li’l pal. 14532, 16677, 18364
(241).
Dearest, you’re the nearest to my
heart. 756 (20), 875.
Diamond horse shoe.
Do-doodle-oom. 14562.
Do re mi. 16373 (18).
Dolores. 3789, 7808 (183), 8101.

756. (21).

» 1465

INDEX

Bt. 31, aA BAIS
Berlin (Irving) ine.—Continued. I’m gonna pack myself up parcel
Don’t forget to remember. 18834, post. 14919, 14920, 16373 (31).
21434, 23352 (34). I’m looking for a Daddy Long
Don’t love me blues. 14579, 16716, Legs. 756 (49).
18364 (248). I’m losing you. 4201, 10480, 12344
Don’t need nobody to tell me I’m (152).

in bad. 9961, 12344 (98, 99),
12705.

Don’t never tell nobody what your
good man can do. 9962, 12706.

Down among the sleepy hills of
Tennessee. 889, 1855, 3369 (14),
3799.

Down at the hippodrome. 23731.

Down in our old neighborhood.
I2T 20.

Driftwood. 21466.

Feeling the way I do. 18953,
20974 (127), 21543. .

Fidg-et-ty fidge. 158, 756 (381).

Finnegan’s in again. 21550.

Forever. 756 (33), 939.

Forgetful blues. 14706, 18985,
20974 (180).

Gone are the years. 12870.

Gypsy Rose. 9413 (176), 10284,
10285.

He’s a wild man. 2036, 4077,
5679 (206).

Headin’ home. 12903.

Ho-lolio-e-de. 14163 (666), 14828.

Home. 4104, 4105, 5679 (208).

Homesick. 16968.

How can I be a Sweet mama to
you? 6358, 7808 (217). 8304.
How proud Ill be. 999, 1475

(13), 2083.

How will it end. 12944.

I aint got nothin. 8315, 10411,
12344 (121).

I can’t forget you. 4150, 4151,
5OVo” (213).

I can’t realize you’re gone. 12959,
14163 (673), 17003.

I find ’em, fool ’em fondle and
forget ’em. 756 (48), 1005.
1475 (14), 2101.

T’ll never grow tired of you. 8382.

T’ll say good morning where the
morning glories grow. 2111,
4173, 5679 (219).

I love my old tomato. 14901,
16373 (30), 17029.

I love the girl who kisses. 17030,
19235, 20974 (142).

I’m a one man woman. 19243,
21833, 23352 (56).
I’m always happy with you.

10457, 10458, 12344 (130).

I’m glad it’s over now. 4189,

5679 (221), 6407.

I’m glad nobody loves you, nobody

but me. 10467.
I’m going to take the train that
leads to home and you. 10472.

1466

I’m not to blame. 10482.

I never had a mammy. 21854,
21855; 23852 (58).

I stole you from someone else.
10503, 12344 (135).

I’ve got those laughin’ while my
heart is breakin’ blues. 19288.

I’ve made up my mind to forget
you. 12544 (137), 12998.

I wish I ha@ a papa like the
papa who lives next door.
21882.

I wish I had someone to ery over
me. 8365, 9413 (184), 10524.
If I can’t get the sweetie I want,
I pity the sweetie I get. 14163

(680), 14970, 14971.

If I had the pipe that Peter Piper
piped. 14976, 163573 (35), 17105.

If she was what she was when
she was sixteen. 21901, 21902,
23392, (63)..

If the rest of the world don’t
want you go back to mother and
dad. 19320, 21904, 23352 (64).

If you know how to strut. 10548.

In a little covered wagon all our
own. - 19382.

In a way..I’m sorry, and in a way
I’m glad. 1031, 2187. 3369 (41).

In that southern harem of mine.
6481, T7808 (230), $392.

In the autumn. 18364 (262).

In the land of cotton. 13046.

Indiana moon. 21945,

Italian smiles. 6520, 19409, 20974
(147).

Just in love with you. 18364
(266).

Just one kind word. 8450, 17205,
18364 (267).

Kiki. 8462.

Kissing time. 2: f

Kokomo. 17286, 183864 © (272),
19520.

Lady of the evening. 2311.

Lazy mamma, can’t I get you up.
10739, 12344 (151). 13145.

Learn to do the strut. 17259,
18364 (274), 19538.

Let me waltz with you. 22071.

Levee roll. 15174.

Lickin’s. 23352 (79).

Like a rose. 13163, 14163 (687),
15185.

Little butterfly. 18364 (275).
19576.

Lonley for you. 22118.

nos. 1-138, 1923

Love and kisses were never meant
for. me. 15233, 18364, -(276),
19620. .

Love is all L ask of you. 17329,
19625, 20974 (161).

Love, my heart is calling you.
7808 (245), 8552. 10858. .

Love’s dream song. 22155.

Lovey came back. 17353, 19644,
20974 (162).

Maid of mesh. 19663, 19664,
20974 (164). ;
Mammvy’s day in Dixie land. 8595.
Man never knows when a woman’s

gonna change her mind. 17382.

Maybe it’s all for the best. 8617.

Maybe some other time. 10942.

Melodies of home. 14163 (698),
15320.

Mindin’ my business. 22253.

Molly O’Mara. 24530.

Moon am shinin. 222838, 22284,
23352. (95).

Moonlight and_ roses. 19790,
22256, 2ooo- 96).

Mother's kiss at praying time.
22305. ‘

Mummy walk. 11063.

Music box revue. 13357, 15405,
15406.

My Argentina maid. 11070.

My ’Tucky home. 22362.

Natchez. 11146, 12344 (178),
13402.

Nellie take the whole darn farm.
15488.

Night after night. 4780, 4781,
5697 (288).

Night time and you. 14163 (708).

Nita, I need vou. 199387.

No matter who you are or what
you are you're the world and all
he nite. TeiGr. Tepe “CLoL),
13412.

No one like you. 8752, 138416,
14163 (709):

Nobody cries over me. 19944.

Nobody loves you like I do. 19946.

Off again on again blues. 2663.
3369 (d1):

Oh baby. how long. 15537.

‘Oh, boy! how Danny can dance.
7808 (266). 8788, 11232,

Oh soul of me, 4819.

Old Kentucky blues. 14163 (712),
15562, 15563.

Once in a lifetime. 4849, 4850,
3679: (296)...

One day in September. 11293.
One. girl. . 17647, ..18364 .. (295),
20039.
Ovange grove in California. 11305,

12344 (194), 13497.

Oswald. ah’s wald about you.

20054. 20055, 20974 (181).

1467

Our Henrietta. 22502.

Pal of my dreams. 4873, 5679

(304), 70638.

Papa don’t stop, while you are
dancing with me. 4876, 4877,
5679 (307).

Paradise blues. 24800.

Parisienne. 11354.

Pattin’ your feet. 8847.

Pickles. 7104, 7808 (274), 11591.

Play the funny blues. 756 (88),
1238.

Please mama, please papa. 15670,
15672, 168738 (72).

Poor little blues. 8886.

Puttin’ on airs: 1240, 2795, 3369
(56).

Red hot mama. 22634.

Red light Rosie. 20202, 22635,
23352 (109).

Regret. 11497, 17785, 18364 (306).

Rememb’ring. 16373 (75).

Roamin’ to Wyomin’. 15 (0a8
20229, 20974 (195).

Rockabye town. 13653.

Romance land. 5033, 5034, 5679
(324).

Rose-Marie, flower of Spain.
2859, 5041, 5679 (326).

Rosie, my heart’s Rosary. 13667.

Salt your sugar. 8973, 9413 (221),
11572.

Shanghai lullaby. 22761, 22762,
233852 (118).

Shine on Indiana moon. 5131,
5679 (337), 7308.

Shuffle along. 18728, 15843,
16373 (79).

Since when, have you been low-
downing me. 9041, 11662,
12344 (217).

Sittin’ in a corner. 13746, 14163
(734), 15859.

Skiddad dad daddlin’ daddy.
7333, 7334, T808 (292).

So nice. 11689, 12344 (221),
13772.

Some’ day... 756''(9T),. 7355, ‘94138
(224), 11695.

Somebody stole you from. me.
9073.

Song of a summer night. 11720.

Sorry. 5213, 5679 (850). 7394.

Southern dreams. 11747, 13814.
14163 (740).

Struttin’ Tut from Dixieland.
9121.

Strutting blues. 7440, 9413 (225),
11793.

Sugar ‘baby. 9124, 16373 (82),
17998.

Swanee bound. 22938.

Sweet mamma go bye-bye, sweet
daddy go ery-ery. 1387@.

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a
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INDEX:

Berlin (Irving) ine.—Continued.

Switzerland, my homeland. 14163
(749), 16001.

Take a little wife. 756 (112).

Take the whole darn farm. 9152.

Tantalizin’ mama. 1349, 3081,
3369 (68).

Tell all the folks in Kentucky,
I’m comin’ home. 13895, 16024,
16373 (84).

Tell me a bedtime story. 18052.
18364 (316), 20575.

Tell me with a melody. 7504,
9413 (227), 11890, 11891. 4

That old gang of mine. 7511,
7808 (304), 9172.

That’s got ’em! blues:-' 9175,
11920, 16373 (87), 18066.

There’s a great big welcome, in a
little home sweet home. 11930.

They’ve got their Indian habits
on in Dixieland. 7528, 7808
(305), 9195.

Thinkin’ blues. 23049.

Those hay foot straw foot strut-
ters on parade. 11947. ;

Three thousand years ago. 12344
(241), 13934.

Ting-a-ling-a-ling, on the Mason
Dixon line. 3148, 3149, 3369
(HE):

Too many _ sweethearts. 3164,
Dost, 53882, 5679 (375).

Treat ’em rough. 11995, 12344
(242), 13953.

Turn homeward. 9242, 9248,
7808 (310).

Twelve bells waltz. T7808 (312),
9245.

Um um da da. 18364 (324).

Venetian blues. 680, 756 (124).

Waltz of long ago. 18215, 18364
(328), 20754.

What could be sweeter. 12159,
12344 (252), 14056.

What will become of me. 18237,
20974 (224), 23209.

When Nathan was married to
Rose of Washington square.
18252, 20974 (226), 23219.

When those roly boly babies roll
their eyes. 14077.

When you get tired of your new
sweetie, you needn’t come and
da-da me. 14163 (772).

When you walked out someone
else walked right in. 7715, 7808
(325), 9323.

Where have you been all my life.
16265, 16266, 16373 (96).

Where Niag’ra falls. 14084, 14163
(773), 16269.

While you’re gone. 18279, 20859,
20974 (229).

Whoa Pagliacci. 5595.

pt. arr, ns;

Who-00 is with you’ to-night.
7733, 7808" (326), -93382.

Why do I ery. 9336.

Why don’t they ery over me.
20868, 23255, 23352 (144).

Why has your cow such a long,
long ‘face: ‘20871, 23257; 23352
(145).

Why should I give my love to
you. 14100, 14163 (TTT).

With love and a kiss. 23276.

With you I want to be. 14163
(TTS)> SOs 2o:

Wonderful” girl. ~ 12256;'* 14163
(F79) 718317

Yawning. 16335," 16373 ~'(100),

oe Tope : 4

Yesterday. © 1455, 1475 '€32) , 3334.

You. 16339, 16340, 16373 (101).

You darling you. 18339, 18364
(338), 20934.

You gotta toodle-00-on a _ saxo-
phone. 744, 756 (136), 3340.
You'll change your mind. 9391.
You may have some loving, but
you can’t have it all. 756 (137).

1462.

You’re near but yet so far. 9397.
You're the right man. 7789, TSO8
(336), 12315.
Berlin’s music box’ reyue 1922-23.

Ppa. .

Berlioz (H. I.):

Absence, 5688.
Course a l'abime, 9601.
Damnation of Faust. 16493.
Marche hongroise. 18530.
Symphonie descriptive. 9602.
Troyens. 16494.
Berman (Harry):
Kesler’s vide. 6581.
Merderai fun norkin un_ becker.
10975.
Second avenue. 11605.
Simer in wald. 11657.
Bermudez (David Segveira y) See
Seeveira y Bermudez (David).
Bernard (Al)*
Cindy, it am wedding time. 1739,
18687.
I’m a demon on the old Jews
harp. ‘206
I’m done-done-dene. 241.
Lindy Lou.:' 2367.
O-le-o-lady. 483.
Papa String Bean. 15618, 17684.
Parson Jenks. 4882, 11355.
Sam Jones’ blues. 20286.
Samuel Johnson, get thee gone
from herve. 2889, 17833.
Stavin’ Change, the meanest man
in New Orleans. 11778.
Sweet Mandy. 628.
Twenty-five years from now.
' 25854.

1468

\

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Bernard (B. F.)
is of you. 8133.
Bernard (EH. E.).:

Each little thought

Money means nothing to me.
6856.
No-one-else will do. 11168.

Only a_ picture,
the wall. 8821.

Bernard (Felix):

Bells of Normandy. 14299.
C’m’ on and dry the dishes and
we'll have lots of fun. 21821.
Javanella. 21978.
Natchez. 11146, 13402.
Bernard (Gene) Why
5599.

Bernard (Jeanne) :
Moment comique.
Moment pathétique. 6851.

Bernard (M. J.) Cuckoo. 14486.

Bernard (Norrie) For compositions

by Norrie Bernard, See this index
under names of claimant of Copy-
right.

Bernardi (Voldemar) Doloroso. 9952,

9953, 14571.

Berners (Lord)

that hangs on

hesitate.

6849.

Carrosse du. saint-

sacrement. 12560.
Bernhard (Jean) Kong Tut. 13126,
22046.
Bernhard (S.):
Chiffonette. 23586.
Moon maid. 24538.
Berni (Lew.) pseud. See Bernstein

(Louis).

Berniaux (D.) Soun. 22859.

Bernie (Ben) True . 23084.

Bernier (Y. F.),.. Oh! ,how.,fair is
spring to me. 8790.

Bernstein (C. 8.) Rozo deshabos

[and] Hamechabe es haner. 1258.
Bernstein (F. G.) Indian runner.
4311.

Bernstein (I. R.):
Just a lane. 2267.
Youre going to keep on breaking
hearts. . 14147.
Bernstein (Louis) Honey I. don’t
want your money. 16964.
Bernstein (Samuel) Razo deshabos.
1258.
Berrick (L. D. H.)
25104.
Berrie (S. A.)
Berry (A. F.)

Somebody’s baby.

Celestial songs. 3603.
Poker money has no

home, 17781.

Berry (Hyatt) I ain’t a lookin’ for
nobody. 12952.

Berry (J. F.) Songs of conquest.
— 13806.

Bexry (Nora) Down the lane of
memory. 6078. |

Berry (P. B.) Traum melodien. 7808
(140).

Bert (A. L.)

Bobbed red hair. 12500.

Berthier (Paul)

Best (H. F.)

Bertarini (G.) Torrington souvenir.
25324.

Berte (—) 22844.

5828, 5829.

Song of love.
Messe.

Bertini (—) Progressive series
studies. 11464.
Bertini (Edilio) Valet chic. 20705.
Bertolini (Ernesto) Fascismo, Mus-
solini e la _ grandezza_ d’Italia.
12797.
Bertolini-Ginami (Corinna) Lanterna
Giapponese. 8489.
Bertolino (Nicolo) Italiana. 6521.
Berton (Victor):
My mammy’s lullaby _ blues.
19874.

That lullaby strain.
Bertram (John).
above. 948.

Bertrand-Brown (Robert).

Be not afraid. 5807.
Little white moon of my heart.
4504.
Lonesome-like. 15216.
Rose is born. 115385.
BerGmen (Ernesto) Concert pieces.
12611.
Berwald (W.):
Ghost story. 10207. |
Love’s communion. 1108.
Mortals, awake. 24553.
Rejoice and be glad.- 5005.

Besley (Maurice) :
Angels are stooping.
Apple winds. 7847.
At the last. 1549.
Donkey. 23725.
Four poems. 23481.
Music, when soft

2505,
Nocturne.
Outward sail.
Phaedra. 8858.
Shepherds had an angel.
Someone. 5182.
Song of Proserpine.
Tune with disguises.

23013.
Gentle Jesus, from

3431.

voices die.
23482.
13507.

2947.

2991.
20674.
Hileen Adair. 6117.
Best (M. R.) Daddy. 18743.
Best. anthems. 21156.

Best hymns of America. 23483 .

Besthoff (Mabel) Dream-a-way.
14589, 21448.
Bestor (Don):
Pia-nola. 15647.
Sweet lover. 13869.
Bestor (V. E.) Beside the. still
waters. 1608, 7917.
Besvinick (S.): '
Root toot toodle loodle loo. 17809.

Tick tock. 18106.

Betts (G. V. E.):
Mountain moon. 15396.
My California Rose. 24583.
Palomar. 15614.

1469

INDEX

Betwyn, ltd.:
Air de ballet. 5712.
Betwyn’s dance album. 3525.
Song cycle. 7369.

2—L-—0. 9410.
Beumer (Dorothy).
dream. 20864.
Bevan (Frederick) :

Everlasting day.
Flight of ages. 12344 (12).
Headland light. 9413 (63).
.Reverie. 9413 (120).
Bevan (T. P. M.) All suddenly the
wind came soft. 21016.
Beverly (Horace) Dinky
9938.
Bevilacqua
mai piw’.
Bey

Whole world’s a

12544 (11).

Jappy.

(Luigi). Non ti vedro’
24663.
(Lawrence) :
Bachelor’s view.
Home, the
dreams. 8295.
Beyer (Georg) Souvenir.
Bezemer (Bertha).
Bial (Ernst)
A
Biancheri (Angelin)
1519.

Bianchini (Guido)
dha. 4966.

Bible anthems, no. 3.
Bibo (Irving) :
Childhood blues.
Chiming blues. 16582.
Doing the ritz. 9951.
Ev’ry night I ery myself to sleep

(882.,
pride of all my

13816.
Homeless. 16962.
Bon voyage.

Ames obscures.
Principe e nure-
14312.
9744.

over you. 12775, 18922.
Good night. 192, 4017, 4018,
10259.

I cry myself to sleep over you.
2096, 10422.

Tli hop, skip and jump into my
mammy’s arms. 6395.

I’m going to hop. skip and jump
into my mammy’s arms. 4192.

Pango Pango maid. 22523.

Ritzi Mitzi. 7205, 7206, 11518.

‘When I rebuild that shack in
Athlone. 3260.

Wrap me up and send me
to Tennessee. 23297.

Oe, Ohi be

Bickford = M.) All through the
night.2") S72

Biddinger (J. W.) Uncle Sam and
his flag. 20691.

Biddle (Mrs. :B.) ‘Master is calling
for thee. 13281.

Was there ever
9413 (150).

Biedermann (E. J.)
kinder shepherd.
Biehl (Albert)
structive arpegegio - etuden.

(59).

14163

23352

12 melodische und in- |

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Biehl \(M. W..C.'M.):
Hungarian dance. 14163 (66).
Mazurka. 14163 (206). —
Romance. 14163 (480).

Spanish dance. 14163 (363).
Spinnerlied. 14163 (591).
12 melodische und instructive ar-
peggio-etuden. 14163 (58).
Bieker (Peter)

them shorter any longer, they’re
wearing them longer now. 23044.
Bieker (Peter) jr. I can’t forget loves
sweet story. 24069.
Biermann (Emil) Desert dream.
6035.

Bigelow (F. E.):
N C-4 march.
9413 (201).

Our director.

4752, 7808, (262),
9413 (112).

Bigeon (Hstner) Panama limited
blues. 24793.

Biggs (C. 8S.) They that trust in the
Lord. 18923. ;
Biggs (Carl) Frolic of the fairies.

19002.

Biggs (Frank):
My girl. 6902, 11098.
Sweetness, I love you so.

Biggs (M. E.)

19791.

Biglow &

1475 (3).
Bigsby (W. H.)

9147.
Moonlight saving time.
Main co. Gospel hymns.

King Tut. 15128.

Bilbo (G. W.) Here we go to it.
6327.
Bilbro (Mathilde) :
Bells. 5819.

Bilbro’s first grade book. 21166.
Bilbro’s kindergarten book. 803.
Busy saw-mill. 21216.
Dance of the moon sprites.
Midsummer joy. 8648.
Off to the camp. 24696.
Over moonlit waters. 2720.
Shadow waltz. 7289.
Short melody etudes. 9028.
Summer days are coming.
Woodcutters. 23291.
Bilhorn (2 Py:
Am I a soldier of the cross. 5679

6005.

22923.

(D):

Are here all the children. 5679
COE
Are you building on the rock.

5679 (8).
At the door. 14163 (27).
B3eautiful beams of sunshine.
9679 (14).
Beautiful land. 14163 (45).
Bird with a broken wing. 14165

(59).
Bless the Lord. 5679 (18).
Calendar chorus. 1661.
Calvary. 5679 (28).
Carry me back. 7808 (10).

1470

They’re not wearing

INDEX

nos. 1-13. 1923

Child’s prayer. 5679 (27).
Choose ye this day. 5679 (28).
Come, spirit, come. T7808 (18).
Come today. 14163 (114).
Eternity, where. 7808 (28).
Flowing fountain. 5679 (38).

» Gather up the rays of sunshine.

D679 (41).

God can save. 5679 (42).

Golden harps are sounding. 5679
(47).

Have ye looked for
5679 (50).

He’s the Savior of my soul. 14163

the sheep.

et).

He took me in. 2038.

Hebron. 14163 (236).

His death sets me free. 5679
(51)

Homeward bound. 12927.

I found it. 5679 (52).

In the morning. 5679 (55).

In the secret place. 14163 (278).
Jehovah is my strength and song.
14163 (282).
Jesus is seeking

5679 (59).
Jesus is sweet tome. 2251.
Little members. 5679 (65).

the children.

L-o-v-e. 2404. ;
Make me as white as snow. 5679
(70).

Morning cometh. 14163 (362).
Nothing to pay. 5679 (80).

Once more. T7808 (99).

Only a song. 5679 (83).

Praises to our King. 5679 (89).
‘Redemptions story. 5679 (91).

Seeking. 5679 (94).

Singing to our Saviour. 5679
(98). e

Smile. 20389.

Sun shine songs. 5679 (109).
Sunshine for the Sunday school.
5679 (110).

There is work for you. T7808
C156) 2. LE

Welcome sweet bells ringing. 5679
(116).

What will vou. do with Jesus.
DOD.

Who is the children’s dearest
friend. 5679 (120).

Billard (Walter)
my heart. 16864.

Billeci (Salvatore).
13782:

Billi (Vincenzo): ©
Ali. 16398, 23378.
Bene mio, ti vedo.
Oingia.”’ - 21317,
Flor de Habana. 167.

_ Fox tret del Merlo. 3947.
Gandhi. 3958.
Java. 8423.

Girlie don’t break

Sicilian shore.

14300.

Kin-Tching: 8466, 17225.
Prés de toi. 526.
Ondulada. 17646, 24750.
Redowa.. 8923, 17784.
Sérénade inutile. 15821.
Serenata napoletana. 9011.
Topsy. 18137.
Billings )
13825.
Billings (Joanna) Dear old Oregon.
8081. 14539, 18785.

Spring whispers.

Billmyer (Peggy) Patsy O’Brien.
11366.

Billups (Mrs. G. W.) Beautiful
Corpus Christi. 3501.

Billy boy. 21168.
Biltmore music pub. co.
‘fornia. 205 te.

Binde (W. P.):

Kiss me dear mother, don’t cry.
10701.

You’re the girl I’ve been looking
ft.“ oaoe.

Binder (A. W.):
Chanukkah songster.
Purin songster. 530.

Bingen (J. H.) Whispering shadow

Sweet Cali-

834.

blues. 16279.
Bingham (Seth):
Aria.** 9521:
Counter-theme. 23646.
Prelude and fugue in C minor.
8894.

Binns (E. H.) Parliament.

Biondo (Nicolo’) :
Ballando polka.
Cicala. 3640.
Lagrima. 4447.

Birbarieé: *CF?* H:)*:
Companion brook.
Teddy. 5304.

Birch (C. M.) Dance of the nymphs.

Sta2, ave:

Birehard. (Ce) Cy | & Co.
Abou Ben Adhem. 5687.
Bells of Beaujolais. 9596.
Child songs from Hawaii.
Christmas in art and song.
Community orchestra

12608.
First steps in vocal music.
Five Christmas songs. 804.
Flower of dreams. 16819.
Golden journey to Samarkand.
16880.
Happy wanderer.
Immortal. 21912.
In the woods. 4003.
Lincoln. 22089.
Lo, there is builded a city.
Mah-jongg. 24430.
Massa dear. 6777, 17395.
Month of May. 22281.
Night song. 6961.
On the mountain.

3485.

9806.

Dae Oe:

844.
book.

1931.

4055, 6300.

6668.

4004.

1471

INDEX

Birchard (C. C.) & co.—Continued.

Pied piper of Hamelin. 22556,
24846.
Queen of the garden. 24906.

Riddle of Isis.
Rondo. 19160.
Tubal Cain. T5777, 13970.
Twice 55 community songs. 7585,

15748.

13976.
Twilight.. 5053, 5054.
When the Christ-child came.
18257.
Birchard (R. W.) Best little girlie
out West. 9604.

Bird (Clarence) :
Chant noble. 23578.
Pastorale. 23490.
, Bird’ (BH. L:°0O.))'> Days; 2989T.
Bird (Edward) Our railroad Sailors.
15600.
Bird from Mars. 9614.
Bird with a broken wing. 14163 (60).

Birds are singing in my heart. 9615.
Birge (Al.):

Love’s lagoon. 10872.

Monday morning blues. 24533.

Birken, (W. J.) Next Sunday morn-
ing, he’ll get his where I got mine.
11157.

Birmingham (J. A.) Rose Hileen, my
Irish colleen. 24955. ~

Birnberg (Jacob) :

I am married and have no wife.
24065.
Zirel Mirel fun Galicie.

Bischoff (EK. B.):

20092.

American beauty two-step. 18364
(9).
Come to my heart. 183864 (49).

Dear love good-night. 18364 (58)
Love immutable. 18364 (130).
sischoff. (J: W.):
American beauty two-step.
(Oy.
Come to my heart. 18364 (49).
Dear love good-night. 18364 (58).
Love immutable. 18364 (130).
March of the brownies. 25595
(178).
You naughty boy. 14163 (624).
Bishop (Christopher) All the’ sun-
shine comes from Dixie. 7826.
3ishop (H. R.):
Home, sweet home.
(95) . 20 tow,
Lo, hear the gentle lark.
(48).
Bishop (J. J.):
If doughty deeds my lady please.
19316.
My baby Sheba. 19831.
Uncle Bim. 12039.
Bishop (W. C.)
23920.

18364

14838, 18564
16373

Goodbye seaside.

Bishop (W. F.)

Bishop
- 18008.) ey

Bissett (W:: Ji)s
19706.

Bitner (L. 8S.) :

Bitte zahlen.
A765, 4993.

Bizos (Y.)
Bizzell (Napoleon) :

Blaauw (Pierre)
12599, 14450, 16605.
Black (—)
al. : VOT29.
Black (A. B.):

Black (A.
ing of you.
Black (Ben):

Black (Clare) Reverie.

4 pt 1 N. 8..Wvodpi

Oh, Henry.
( Wilson) Summer

22443.
winds.

Mary of mine.

Jerry. 6538.
My dreams. 6900.

That toddlin’ hop. 7519.

Biton (Vve. L.-I.):

Magnificat. 6738.

Petit salut, 22547.

Trois cantiques 4 Saint Francois
d’ Assise. 22060.

Trois piéces. 7195.

Tui sunticeli. 7578 4

3376, 3403. 3776, 3832,

Bittner (Julius) Frthling im alten
Wien. 12840.
Bixby (Harvey). Twilight. 18153.
Bixio (Ca jAgMe
Arturo ... basta. 12407.
Cosi’ piange Pierrot. 12620.

Danza come sai danzere tu.
6014.

Danzomania. 12661.

In cera di pace. 8384.

Napule addio. 13401.

Bizet (Georges) :

Adagietto. 12486.

Arlesienne. 18364 (25, 26).

Carmen. 3533, T7808 (8), 18364
(25).

Carmen fantasia. 25595 (27).
Carmen march. 14163 (62).
Carmen potpourri. 1615.
Lamb of God. .7922.

Menuet. 1616.

Minuet. 5837.

Peatrl fishers.. 9618.
Romance de Madir. 7928.
Smuggler sextet. 21178.
Postinero. 138587.

Adera smile. 9431.

My best pal. 11072.
Or, as and so. 11303.
These, that, this, those.
Clock

11935.
is playing.

Who did you fool after

19086.
Susquehannah.

Half shot in Shocions:
Speed on the
11757.
W.) VU go to sleep think-

4170.

Day by day in every way, I love ©
you more and more. 8077.

Punch and Judy. 22612.

Trip along. 23081, 25338.

11505.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Black-(E. G.):

Lovey dear. 6707, 17354.

March victorious. 17389.
Safely anchored. 7240, 17828.
‘Taint no use. 1340.

Black (Geo.) 22939.

Black (J. M.) :
Awake my soul.
Charge to keep.
Christ is mine.
City of the King.

Swanee home.

25595 (17).

25595 (43).

25595 (47).
25995 (49).

He saves me, hallelujah. 25595
(106).
I am coming back to Jesus. 4140.

I cling to Thee. 25595 (127).
If you trust Him with all your

heart. 6455.

In the shadow of His wings.
25595 (141, 142).

Jesus is passing this way. 25595

(145).

Jesus loves us.

Jesus we come to
(150).

Lend a hand. 25595 (157).

Let in the light. 25595 (158).

Light brightly beamed. = 25595
(165).

O for a thousand tongues to sing.
ere, (211).

25595 (147).
Thee. © 25595

On the arm of Jesus leaning.
2009p .,(217)..

Saved,...glory to. Jesus. 25595
(240).

Sunlight all the way. 25595
(265).

Tell the sweet story. 25595 (269,
270).

Thy brother call to thee. . 25595
(278).

Walk beside me. 25595 (302).
When the saints are marching in.
25595 (310; 311),

Why not come to Jesus. 25595
(316).
Black (K. G.) Pensive. 15641.
Black (Louis) Made a monkey out
of me. 6727.
Black and white music pub. co.
Heart-breaker. 10323.

Blacker (Wallace) Misty moon. 13317.

Blacker & Bowen. Misty moon.
Isdl7

Blackmore (Geoffrey) In woods en-
chanted. | 2212.

I think. 12993.
My angel mother.

Blackmore (George)
Blackwell (Mattie)
11069.
Blackwood (J. E.) Hazel girl. 14797.
Blain, (lu. G.):
' Blue sky blues.
Loving Lizzie.

7929.
13236.

8623.
13386.
Lord is my Shepherd.

Meet me in ’Frisco.
My radio to mother.
Blair (David)
15225.
Blair (Hugh):
All things bright and beautiful.

16407.
Forward! be our watchword.
23846.
_Gladly, dear Lord, we bring to
Thee. 12857.
Lord, Thou hast been our refuge.
24366.
O come, everyone that thirsteth.
24671.
Blair? eu€ hi.) edt) Carrigon sketches.
7978.
Blair (N. M.) Down Henley way.
12718.
Blair (Wm.) Cigarettes. 21315.
Blaisdell (J. O.) Do not let my

16704.
23697.

babies cry.
Blaise Cendrars.
Blake (—) Sing ’em papa, sing me
the blues. 13742.
Blake (C. D.):
Ivanhoe commandery
mareh. 10615.
March of the brave.
Moss rose. 8670.
Blake (D. G.):
Birds’ bath.
Follow the leader.
Galloping huntsman.
Hippety-bop. 14825.
Leap frog. 24287.
Melody book, a
10955.
Tag... 25220.
Blake (Eubie) :
Baby buntin’.
(139).
Chocolate candy dandies.
Dear li’l pal. 14532, 16677.
Don’t love me_- blues.
16716.
Down in the land of
piccaninnies. 18852.
Histe.. .. 5679 .€180).., 47
Everybody’s struttin’ now.
3883, 5679 (183).
I like to walk with a pal like

grand
22189.
14316. —

23837.
14726.

second book.

1562, 3468, 5679
18678.
14579,

dancing

1901,

yous’ "S679 "(21 Re

I’m just wild about Harry. 2129,
4194, 4195.

Jazzing thunder storm dance.
o679 (239).

Jingle step. 5679 (241).

Lovin’ chile. 5679 (269).

My crinoline girl: 2565, 5679
(282).

Regular guy. 5679 (317).

Sand flowers. 5679 (331).

That syncopated Charleston dance.
16048. '

1473

INDEX

Blake (Eubie)—Continued. — -
Two hearts in tune. 5679 (379).
With vou. 5679 (406).
You were meant for me.

Blake (R. E.):

Because she kissed it. 14163 (46).

If I knew. 14163 (262).

In my garden. 14163 (268).

Molly. 14163 (359).

My true love gave me a red, red
rose. 14163 (877).

My valentine. 14163 (378).

Reverie. 14163 (462).

Serenade. 14163 (509).

Wind went wooing the
14163 (615).

Blakely (Harriet) How can a sweet
girl be lovin’ to you. 24039.

Blakemore (Lillian) Autumn. 12418.

Blamphin (Charles) When the corn

14154.

rose.

is waving. 18364 (219).
Blane (C.) Giovanezza. 3977.

Blanehard (F. E.):

In a friendly sort o’way.
Our country. 17662.
Blanchard (M. W.) Two girls-two
worlds. 5422.
Blanchard (Mae).
are, you? 725.
Blanchard (Richard & Dorothy)
New England rose. 4772.

Blanchet (E. R.):

6464.

Where oh where

Animato. 14234.
Au jardin du vieux sérail. 21072
Caiques. 21227.
EKioub. 21490.
Etude de concert. 12768.
Matins du Bosphore. 22208.
Polonaise. 13583.
Scherzo. 12488.
Sérénade. 13704.
Soir de Ramadan. 22828.
Tempo giuste. 16032.
Vivace. 16176.
Yedi Koulé. 23298.
Blanchet (G.) Mitzou. 15360.
Bland (J. A.) Carry me back to old
Virginny. 827, 828, 186837.
Blane (John) Home down there.
14833.
Blank (Nathan). Oh! Horace pléase

stop that now. 15541.
Blankenburg (H. L.):

Frihlingskinder. 12841.
Ordensritter. 13498.
Blarney stone. 14320, 15135, 16186,
163382.
Blaty (Jos.) Rajah. 2814.
Blaue mazur. 5424.

Blaufuss (Walter) My love will out-

live it all. 4727.
Bleu Léman. 14329.
Bleyer (Paul) Lisbeth. 4482.

pt. 11, n. &., v.18

Bliss (Arthur) :
Bliss. 5843.
Conversations. 854.
Dandelion. 14518.
Ragwort. 15726.
Rout. 1257.
Three jolly gentleman. . 13933.
Three romantic songs. S807.
Three songs. 12490
Bliss (Clarence) Rose of my ecar-

avab. 95043.
Bliss. (G. R:)),, jr... Ocean... woman..
8782.

Bliss (J. A.) :

Cowboy song. 9828.
Sha-won-da-see. 11626.
SkKarl the drummer. 11670.
Wabun. 12103.

Bliss (Paul):
Christmas answer. 23599.
Church and concert choruses.

9765.

Church soloist. 9767, 9768.
Orpheus collection of part songs..

15595.
Standard Christmas earols..
17973, 17974.
Blizard (EH. D.) Fall of man. 12789.

Bloch (Alexander)
19170, 19171.
Bioch (Ernest) :

In the night.
Poems of the sea.
Bloch (I. H. M.):
Athenian moon. 23427,
Wondering, pondering, thinking:
T’ll know you by your smile.
20900.
Bloch (Jay)

How to practise.

6490, 6491.
15676.

Just one night. 4392.

Bloch (Jos.) Concertino VI. 1760.

3loch (Louis) She’s that new mama
o’ mine. 17877. ©

Bloch pub. co.:

Chamkkah songster. 834.

Purim songster. 530.
Block (Edwin) :

Big brown eyes. 148138.

Don’t leave ne alone. 14578.
Missing you. 15355. .

Block (Herman) Why? 3284, 3286.
Block (LL. M.): 5
Pal of my dreams. 20078.

You can’t two-time daddy,

make a get-a-way. 20933.

Block (Theodore) Ocean blues. 11221.
Blockx (Jan):

and

Ballade. 12491.
Berceuse. 12476.

Princesse d’Auberge. 15703.

Quand Vhiver s’enfuit. 13607.
Sérénade. 13706.

Si mon ccur était une cage.
13730.

1474

/

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Suite dans le style ancien. 3040,
3041.
Toc! toc. 13948.
iplodgett''(C." A‘) :

Across the sands. 9427-9429.
Battleship New York. 1587.
Blodgette (Grace) Dear old Mon-

tana. 9914.
Blomseth (Edward) We tove this
land. 12139.
Blon (Franz von) :
Barearolle. 9571.
In command. 19337, 19338.
In remembrance. 24166.
Jubilee march. 24218, 24219.
Meditation. 19721.
Victoria. 3220, 16161, 25409.
Blonde geisha. 7925.
Blonde ratte. 6172, 6965.
Bloom (Marty):
Beautiful blues. T896.
Mandy Lee blues. 6745.

Old fashioned rose. 7013.
Then I'll Know that you care for
me, 7521.
Bloom (Murray) Bit by bit you’re
breaking my heart. 14818, 14319.
Bloom (Rube) That futuristic rag.

9168.
Bloomgren (rs. §8.) Oh darling

baby, my very own. 24702.
Bloominger (J. N.) If you want to

make those eyes at me. 10549.
Blore (F. C.) Manger throne. 24446.
Blossom (EK. A.) That snow clad

mountain girl. 3110.

Blossom time. 22844.
Blount (Bertram) :
My Georgiana home. 2575.
Sweetheart days. 11843.
Blount (W. O.):
His matchless love. 4102.
Love’s triumph. 1735L
Blower (Maurice). Hail life, hail love.
190838.

Blue kitten. 5679 (149).

Blue ribbon’ publishers. Craving.
5984.
Blues music co.:

Hawaiian blues. 6308.

Here’s your opportunity. 14814.
Blum (Elias) Gather rose-buds. 181.
Blumenfeld (Leon) June zephyrs.

22004.

Blumenkranz (N. M. H.)
ever be me alone. 12287.
Blumenstein (D. B.)

Will it

right by our Nell. 14136.

Blumenthal (F.) Eventide. 14163
(160).

Blumenthal (J.) Evening song. 18364
(64).

Bluts

(Mrs. Austin) My mother.
22344, .

You ain’t done |

Blythe (James) :

Fade away blues. 14657.
Oriental moon. 496.
Tired travlin’ blues. 3369 (72),

5368.

Boardman (H. R.)
into thine eyes.-
Bobbitt (EH. B.)
for you. 2869.
BOO CR: oy.
Behold I come quickly.
Dear old dad,

When, as I gaze
18240.
Rose that bloomed

21139.
you'll have your

day. 21404.
His still small voice. 21739.
Bocage (Peter):
Bouncing around. 21191.

Fare thee well, mama’s gone, good-
bye. 21534.

New Orleans wiggle. 22384.

Sud bustin’ blues. 25184. ;
Boccherini (Luigi) Adagio. 7935.
Bock (C. A.) In Rio Janeiro. 21932.
Bodager (Florence) Since my mother’s

dead and gone. 25073.
Boddis (Henry) To ev’ry one the
Mecca. 11977.
Bodé:
Cocotte. 5966.
Kn cueillant
6123.

des fraises...!

- Boderman (A.) Joan of Arc overture.

7808 (235).

Bodery (W. H.) Sweetheart farewell.

11845.

Boeck (Aug. de) Rapsodie dahomé-
enne. 13625.

Boehm (W. A.) Come back to me
again. 23624.

Boehm (W. K.) When I look into the
heart of a rose. 5542.

Boehnlein (V. G.):

Agitato in D minor. 16387.

Boogie man’s patrol. 18561.

Carroltonian. 18636.

Descriptive agitato. 21420.

Kahira. 19490.

Oriental furioso. 22497.

Rythmic agitato. 24980.
Boellmann (Jean) :

Menuet gothique. T7808 (78).

Priére. 7808 (106).

Suite gothique. 14163 (546).
Boellmann (Jeanne) :

Menuet gothique. T7808 (78).

Priére. 7808 (106).

Suite gothique. 14163 (546).
Boellmann (Léon) :

Heures mystiaues.

118).

Larmes humaines. 25595 (156).

Menuet gothique. 7808 (78).

Priére. 7147, 7808 (106).

Suite gothique. 14163 (546).

25595 (117,

1475

INDEX

Boellmann (M. L.):
Menuet gothique. 7808 (78).
Priére. 7808 (106).

Suite gothique. 14163 (546).

Bozart ‘(Ager :

Longing. 24855.

O mammy’s pickaninny. 24679.
Spring time is here. 25151.

Bogate (Al) Orientalsunshine. 17659.
Bogate, Lange & Frantz. Oriental
sunshine. 17659.

Bogert (Lawrence)

Easter bells. T7808 (13).
Boggs (W. P.) My Ireland. 4720.
Boghen (Félix) Notturno. 3542.

Bohannon (M. 1.) Spider and the fly.

20453.
Bohannon (M. T.) When I find you
my love, 5541.

Bohemian girl. 18501.
Bohlmann (T. F.) 52 selected studies.
12344 (15).

Bohls (W. L.) I can never forget.

24068.
Bohm (Carl) slissando - mazurka.
6241.

Bohne (A. G.):
T’ll know little girl you love me.
14893.
My dear Ohio. 4711.
Bohnke (Emil) Concerto in D. 12612.
Bohrer (Wm.) I know what it means
to sit and cry. 12967.
Bohrer (William) jr.:

Recollections—77th. 4999.

You are the girlie for me. 5651.
Bohringer (J/rs. Louis) Rosebud.
11541.
Boiarsky (Julius) :
Cruel honey. 16648.
High blues. 16947.
Boieldieu (F. A.):
Calife de Bagdad. 1662.
Dame Blanche. 12645.
Boischot (Raoul) :
Au flane du Vésuve. 18461.
Au pays des gondoles. 3457.
Au pays des pardons. 1553.
Fuite éperdue. 19008.
Papillon, papillonne. 11547.
Pour l’amour de vous. 11429.
Boisclair (S. E.):
Paradise lost without you. 22528.
Stop teasing. 22902.
Boland (H. C.) Where the river flows
slow ’round the bend. 23239.
Bolander (J. A.):
Mammy’s boy. 2488.
That Swanee lullaby. 3111.
Wonderful eyes. 3318.
Bolling. (EH. L.). * Winds. (of! spring.
9349.
Bolognese (Paul) Sul lido a Venezia..
20491.

11561.

Bolotin (l.) Russian tango.

14

Chime ye happy

pt. 1, n. s., v.18

Boltz (W.:S:)y:
I don’t know why I said good-bye
to Dixie. 17008.
Road that leads back home. 5026.
Bembo. 3090, 4682. 9940, 21058, 21839,
22438, 24102.
Bond (—) Waltz of the wild flowers.
3239.
Bond (Betty)
Bond (C. J.):
Homeland. 21754.
Lazy river. - 19537.
Little lost youth. 19586.
Bond (W. R.):
Day when you come home.
Mother’s kiss. 11052.
Singin’ school. 11667.
Bonea (Birdie) Thelma. 3112.
Bonelle (E. E.) You’re going to reap
just what you sow. 20946.
Bonetti (Angelina) Ive been longing
for a sight of you. 10507.
Bonfiglio (Charles) Bring back my
mamma. 18582.
Bonham (M. M.) Your tears have a
thousand glows. 16364.
Bonheur (Raymond) Sur. trois
marehes de marbre rose. 7451.

Bonhomme (M. T.):

With you alone. 3312.

14531.

Ballade ancienne. 5798.
Fileuse distraite. 14685.
Polonaise. 4944.
Sérénade. 5101.
Supplication. 15971.
Voluptueuse. 16182.

Boniel (R. B.):
In Egypt. in the valley of the
kings. 6473. :
You were made for me.
Bonineontro (G.):
Au pays des Maures. 7870, 21073.
Elle disait. 1886, 14613, 21496.

16359.

Modernita. 19774.

Mon cceur m’a dit. 407, 6852,
6853.

Quand Mussolini dit. 20178.

Sérénade A Polichinelle. 5104.

7280, 7281.

Songe. 7384.
. Vicini. 3218.
Bonita (M. M.) Sweetheart of mine.
22962.

Bonito (Marie) Jolly ride. 2260.
Bonk (W. Ji):
Mass. 3884.
Jubilee mass in D. 19443.
Powinszowanie na imienity

ksiedza proboszeza. 524.
Razem pdjsé. 20198.
Bonker -(M. R.) Sweetheart days.

18029.
Bonneau (Mamie)
my dear old southern home:

Take me back to
11868..

6

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1924

Bonnell (Otto):
Bonnell’s self iastructor for the
saxophone. 9637.
Come lové come. 9798. .
Don’t wander back. 16722

Don’t worry but smile. 9968.
Eyes of gray. 3887.
Whispering winds. 25503.

Bonnell’s self instructor for the saxo-
phone. 9637.
Bonnem (Frances)

Bonner (Eugéne) :
Chanson du porc-épic.
Charmeaux. 16560.
Clear midnight. 9779.

Ave Maria. 3462.

16563.

Complainte de Monsieur Benoit.
16625.
Dismantled ship. 9941.
Li Fu-jén. 24300.
Paysage de neige. 17694.
Phantoms. 11386.
Satire on paying calls in August.
24989.
Bonner (F. L:) «In love’s garden.
15008.
Bonner (Samuel) That’s got ’em
blues. 11920, 18066.
Bonner (William) Craving. 5984.
Bonnets o’ bonnie Dundee. 9638.
Bonney (G. E.) Just one touch.
4394.
Bonns (Eddie) Gimme. 6228.
Bons auteurs. <A_ travers. Vorage.
12350.
Bonsignore (Camillo) Giuseppe
Verdi. 23885.
Bontoft (Frederic) Cradle song.
9832.
Boogach (J.) Main shvester sicht a
man. 4568.

Book of choruses. 3548.

Book of classical airs. 9642.
Booker (C. H.):
Blue Italy. 21181.
Those low down weary blues.
16068.

Booker (R. A.):
Dreaming of those childhood days.
126.
Everlasting blues. 10078.
Hey hey and hee hee. 23998.
Man I love. 24443.
My Hindu girl. 6906.
My miracle man. 22342.
Neglected blues. 15484.
New York blues. 451.
Piercing eyes. 13564.
‘Taint no use of singin’ the blues.

22977.
When limber skinny Minnie
shakes her wicked. shimmy.
23218.

You wrecked my life and drove
me to ruin. 16360.

Boone (J. C.)
Boone (James)
of you. 4187.
Boone (il. C.)
Boosey & CO0.:
Adagio and allegro vivace. 22727
Air. T878.

Sorrow is mine. 25134.
I’m dreaming dreams

Sonny boy. 11739.

Anglo-oriental.. 23403.
Apple winds. 7847.
April morn. T7849.

At Grendon fair. 23421.

At the last. 1549.

Autumn love song. 21076.

Ballad memories. 3481, 12439.

Bells in the valley. 12471.

Beyond the dawn. 1618.

Big bus. 18536.

Boosey’s brass and reed band
journal, no. 631. 3549.

Boosey’s brass band journal, no.
636. 12507.

Boosey’s cornet solo album, no. 6.
21189.

Boosey’s military journal 146th
series, no. 4. 5849
Boosey’s military journal,
series, no. 6. 7940.
Break o’ day. 20974 (102).
Broken are. 12521.
Burmah rubies. 9674.
Butterflies in summer.
Cara mia. 3588.
Celtic rhapsody.
Cloze-props. 3654.
Confidence. 14467.
Crickets’ song. 9838.
Cupid corner. 18739.
Cuttin’ rushes. 5994.
Danny boy. 23679.

146th

ZA2ZI7.
1694.

Dearie, if you knew. 38761.
Dirge. 21425.

Dixie Lou. 16703.
Donkey. 23725.

Dreams! dreams! 14599.

Drum-head chureh service. 12731.
Drumadoon. 21467.
Duna. 895, 6101.
End of the road.
Escalator. 61384.
Evening over the forest. 3874
Eventide at the convent. 8162.
Fairy pipers. 21527.
Faney-free. 18939.
Fanfare valse. 3896.
First African suite.
Five Oriental songs.
Forest lake. 23844.
Four poems. 23481.
Friend or foe. 3950.
From hand to mouth. 23857.
From the Samoan isles. 12839.
Funny little fairy sort of person.
3956.
Gala water.
Girl o’ mine.

0679 (181).

18964.
3171.

8207.
1971, 14163 (659).

1477

INDEX

Boosey & co.—Continued.

Give a man a horse he can ride.
23886.

Gondolier. 8987.

Gray evening. 23940.

Green cornfield. 4041.

Hawthorn tree. 6310.

Home sweet home. 14838.

Hungry sea. 4133.

I sent you a song. 88351.

If I were. 13010.

In an old-fashioned town. 6469.

In Cawsand Bay. 24155.

In moonlight. 8986.

Irish rhapsody. 8408.

Isla Maclean. 13057.

It’s a beautiful day. 13061.

Jealous lover. 24204.

Jean. 10631.

Joy wheel. 21996.

Keep on hopin’. 6580.

Kelly’s eye. 18108.

Khandalla. 2287, 10686.

Lady Moon. 22053.

Laird 0’ Cockpen. 8485.

Lament of the frontier guard.
t5ib2;

Largo in G minor. 131388.

Lavender seller. 4455.

Let not love go, too. 10758.

Libella. 13160.

Life divine. 24805.

Life's sunset bar. 24807.

Little Boy Blue. 15198.

Little bugler. 24320.

Little coon’s prayer. 6650.

Little holes in heaven. 19584.

Little men. 24330.

Lola, girl of my dreams. 6671,
15210.

I Lombardi. 20725.

Lord, Thou hast been our dwelling
place. 22132.

Love on my heart from heaven
fells 13221:

Loveliest of trees. 13227.

Love’s message. 19642.

Mélodie. 8230.

Miles of smiles. 4649, 10993.

Modern troubadour. 4660.

Monsieur Tricotrin. 8663, 13326.

Moon dreams. 8665.

Moonlight blossom. 24539.

Moonlight road. 4676.

Mother ship. 8676.

Music, when soft voices die. 2555.

My bamboo flower. 4703.

My heart sings to you. 8711.

My jewels. 22335.

My lady’s eyes. 19870.

My native heath. 2584.

Nifty Lou. 19928, 24640.

Nightingale. 8988.

Nightingale of June. 8749.

Nocturne. 23482.

1478

pt. 111, n. s:, v.18

O gather me the rose. 8772.

Old French earol. 4833.

Old, old story. 13472, 22473.

Old shepherd’s song. 7017.

Old warrior. T0118.

One-step. 9536.

Organ pieces from the Hebrides.
7032.

Out of the deep. 7052.

Over the downs. 20073.

Pagoda of flowers. T0600.

Paladin. 24789.

Passion of Christ. 4892.

Phaedra. 8858. .

Piper. 4928.

Polly. 4942, 7122, 8883, 13581,
13582.

Port of many ships. 5679 (314).

Pot pourri. 24875.

Prayer. 8989.

Prayer of empire. 20151.

Pretty Polly. 4963.

Princess Gioia. 8902.

Reverie in B flat. 2885.

Rhythms. 13642.

Ride on, ride on in majesty. 5679
(318).

Ridgewood. 15749.

Rouse up. 5049.

Salute the standard. 8974.

Sea road [and] I want to look
into your eyes. 5098.

Secret. 25023.

Selection from Beethoven’s works.
12466.

Silver fingers. 5141, 5142.

Skye steersman’s song. 5157.

Slow, horses, slow! 2962.

Some day in Cambay. 5176, 9071.

Someone. 5182.

Sometime, IT’) hear your sweet
‘voice calling. 5185, 13788, 20974
(208).

Sometimes with deep regret. 2982.

Song of Proserpine. 2991.

Song of the bowmen of Shu.
13801.

Song of the clock. 13802.

Song of the hollow tree. 22848.

Songs of the Hebrides.. 25132.

South folk in cold country. 13813.

Spirit of pageantry. 135822.

Staffordshire knot. 25156.

Stars have eyes. 5679 (355).

Stradella. 6190.

Struttin’ Jim. 5679 (857).

Summer night is calm. 8990.

Switchback. 22966.

Take a look at Molly. 5290, 5291,
18881, 14163 (752).

Tavern song. 20560.

Teach me to live. 20562.

Three Scottish symphonic dances.
7763.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Three songs. 4468.
Three-step. 9537.

Thrush’s love song. 25301.
Thy gifts. 7538.

Trade winds. 5679 (376).
Triumph of right. 12004.

Tune with disguises. 20674.
Twelve Tennyson poems. 2978.
Two cosy chairs. 5420, 7589.
Two songs of Schumann [and]
Suite bohemian. 11599.

Unfinished symphony. 13691.
Utah. 3191, 3192.
Valse memory. 14000, 14001.

Vesper hymn. 5460.
Waltz. 9538.
Water-lily. 7666.

Were you to eall. 7684.
What perfume this? O shepherds
say! 9296.
Wheel of life. 5536.
Wheel-tapper’s song.
When Mary came. 5551.
When you’re away. 23230:
White lancers. 14090.
Wondering eyes. 5625.
Your voice. 14163 (786).
Boosey’s brass and reed band journal,
no. 631. 3549.
Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 636.
12507.
Boosey’s cornet solo album, no. 6.
21189.
Boosey’s military journal, 146th series,
no. 4. 5849.
Boosey’s military journal 146th series,
no. 6. 7940.

7690, 14062.

Booth (C. H. H.) Silent night. 9036.
Booth (G. B.) Kiss me blues. 16700.
Booth (H. L.) March Cico. 2446.

Booth (M. B.) Queen of hearts.
TH THE:
Booth-Clibborn * ( Evelyn ) Three
hymns. 12508.
Bootsy. pseud. See Potter (A.: S.).
Boreh (Gaston) :

Agitation. 23371,

Agitato. 3387.

Amour décu. 23399.
Bonheur de printemps.
Dans les bois. 23680.
Enchantress. 23775.
Enigma. 3861.
Hawkes photo-play series, no. 5.
23976.
Lamentoso. 5679 (248).
Mountain song. 13348.

18560.

- Borromes (L..F.)

Pomposo. 1475 (24).

Sunrise on the mountain. 13854.

Triste convoi. 25340.
Borehard (Adolphe) :

Adieux. 12352.

Cantique. 143887.

En marge de Shakespeare. 3858.
Borchard (Gus): -

Fox trot song melody. 14713.

Tee falau. 5305.

Venetian Rose. 16155.
Bordelon (lL. 8.) Dreams. 23747.
Bordogni (M.) 24 vocalises. 18562.

Borel-Clere (Ch.):
C’est jeune et ca n’
5878, 5879.
Japanese lantern’s blues.
Pardon mamzelle. 7073.
Pour t’ écrice que je t’aime. 4952.
Tu verras Montmartre. 5404.
Borgfeldt (George) :
Auld lang syne. 9413 (160).
Elite carillon. 9413 (173).
Borgfeldt (George) & co.:
Home sweet home. 9413 (180).
Nearer my God to Thee. 9413
(203).
Notre Dame.
Saint James chimes. 9413 (218).
Saint Paul chimes. 9413 (220).
Trinity chimes. 9413 (236).
Borguno (Augustin) :
Paradise blues.
Wa wa blues.
Borissoff (Josef) :
Bacheisaray. 1567.
Impromptu. 1633.
Romance sans paroles.
Born this day. 1634.
Bornemann (Brohm &
Triangelen. 1382.
Bornschein (FF. C.):
Dying decadent. 6106.
Roses will bloom again.
Sea. 20310.
Ships in harbor.
Borodin (Alexander): .
In the steppes of central Asia.
24177.
On the steppes of Central Asia.
24745.
Sleeping princess.

Sait pas.

6527.

9413 (209).

24800.
25426.

2855.

Carsten von)

20254.
2948.

20378.

Boroughs (E. A.) O come to me.
19968.

Borregaard (EHdv.) Pizzicato inter-
mezzo. 1233.

My vamping sweet

Mountaineer’s dance, 4. 11057. guitar. 18364 (289), 20974 (174).
Mysterious march. 4752, 13349. Borsch (Jacques) Dix piéces faciles.
Passion. 24810. 14341.

Passionato. 4893. Bortniansky (—) Cherubim song.
Pathetic melody. 4896. 14422.

Pathetic story. 4897. Borton (HE. EE.) My Dixie sunshine.
Photo-play series. 20110. 13368.

106658—24—_—-12 79

INDEX

pt. 111, n: s., v. 18

Borwin (Casmir) :
Empty nest. 21501.
Solitude. 22831.

Bosada (Krederick)

141038.

Bose (Auguste) :
Colinette. 12601.
Ma gosse. 4557.
May flower. 17491.

Bosley (Mort) :

Don’t sing me the blues,
6059, 9966.
Step-daddy. 11782.
Boss (L. A.) My little Jane in Jersey.
11115.
Bosse (Fritz von)
ationen. 23024.

Bossi (Enrico) See Bossi (M. E.)

Bossi (M. E.):

Colloquio con le rondini, 16610.
Columbine qui flirte. T7808 (174).
Fervore. 16800.

Petite valse. 14163 (482).

Wild Rose.

dear.

Thema und Vari-

Bossi (Raffaele) Canta, ci core. 7964.
Bossi (Renzo) :

Laude. 15160.

Sonata intima. 25116.
Bost (C. E.) Christian fight. 3637.

Bost (Mrs. C.' EB.
3637.
Bostelmann (I. C.):
Easter song. 23766.
Treland. 6501, 7808 (233).
Lotus blossom. 4526.
Merry dance. 24510.
My lover is gone. 15450.
Sally roses. T7808 (282).
Bostelmann (L. J.) Graded lessons
for violin. 4026.
Boston conservatory of
36 vocalises. 24197.
Boston music ¢o.:
Adieu. 20974 (91).
Adieu waltz. 25595 (322).
Ah, moon of my delight.
(324).
Album of eight pieces.
At night. 20974 (97).
An bal. 25595 (381).
Bagatelle-hymnus. 25595
Ballade et caprice. 3484.
Ballet egyptian. 25595 (336).
3archetta. 25595 (337).
Be not afraid. 5807.
Berceuse.. 20974 (99), 25595
(341). |
Bim-bims. 25595 (344).
Bluette. 25595 (347).
Bohemia. 25595 (348).
Bon jour. 25595 (349).
Bonne nuit. 25595 (350).
By-low-by. 25595 (352).
Cadiz. 25595 (354).
Caprice. 20974 (105).
Cascades. 1690.

) Christian fight.

music, ine.

25995
1499.

(333).

1480

Chansonnette. 5925, 20974 (106).

Chaste wife’s reply. 12578.

Christmas, Christmas. | 25595
(360).

Cigarette. 20974 (109).

Concert intermezzo. 25595 (361).

25595 (362),
20974 (114), 25595

Cora.
Cradle song.
(363).

Cubanita. 18735.

Dancing honeymoon.

Danse. 25595 (367).

Destiny. 25595 (368).

Dream once again, 20974 (122).

En valsant. 25595 (875).

Etude en forme de valse. .25595-
(473).

Evening calm.

25595 (365).

25095 (376).

_ Evening song. 18918.

Extase. 20974 (126).

Fleur de lis. 25595 (379).

Friends of yesterday. © 25595
(382).

Gardenia. 25595 (384).

Gracovienne. 25595 (387).

Great is the Lord. 6271.

Gunners mareh. 25595 (389).

Harlequin. 25595 (391).

Her dream. 25595 (393).

Hermit. 25595 (472). ;

Hours of idleness. 12938. 1

How great, oh Lord, is Thy good-
ness. 6361.

I feel sorry for the rose. 21806.

I'll pray for you. 25595 (401).

Idyl. 25595 (369).

Igualada. 20974 (144).

Impression. 409.

Impromptu. 25595 (378).

In springtime. 25595 (411).

In the dark, in the dew. 6483.

In the land of sunshine. 20974
(145). ;

In the starlight. 25595 (414).

Intermezzo. 25595 (396).
Tris. 25595 (415).
Isabelle. 21958.
Katinka. 25595 (419).
Lancelot. 25595 (422).
Landler. 25595 (423).

Lass 0’ Killean. 25595 (424).
Lille madit. 25595 (428).

_ Liselotte. 25595 (429).
Little bare feet. 20974 (157).
Little close harmony. 25595

(430).

Little magpies. 20974 (158).

Little mother my own. 8525.

Lolita. 25595 (481).

Look down, dear eyes. 25595
(433).

Love me, I love you. 19626.

Love song. 25595 (434, 435).

Love song of Har Dyal. 8554.

Malguena. 20974 (165).

nos. 1-13, 1923

Marigold. 6761.

Marriage of the
(487).

May night. 25595 (4388).

Mecea. 25595 (440).

Melodie. 25595 (397).

Melody in D. 25595 (441).

Midsummer. 25595 (444).

Mr. Wells. 19771.

Moo-00. 6864.

Musical A B C’s. 17488.

Nareissus. 25595 (450).

Night before Christmas.
(176), 19929.

Nocturne. 18794.

Noel bressau. 25595 (455).

O that we two. 25595 (456).

O Trinity of blessed light. 22428

Old folks at home. 25595 (460).

Passion-fiowers. 2722.

Path of life. 22533.

Pirouette. 25595 (464).

Plantation ditty. 13571.

Prelude. 25595 (420, 493).

Prelude improvisation. 7142.

Psalm exxxix: 2792.

Raniah. 7179.

Remembrances. 7194, 20974 (193).

Rimpianto. 20974 (194).

‘Rithmetic. 7204.

Robin Goodfellow. 7210.

Romance. 25595 (469).

Rosary. 25595 (470).

Roses and rue. 25595 (471).

Same old. dear old place. 25595
(475).

Scherzi-valse.

roses.

20974

25995 (478).

Sea. 20974 (199).
Seguidilla. 20974 (200).
Serenade. 2929, 15818.° 17863.

20974 (200), 25595 (480).
Serenade grotesque. 22754.
Serenata. 25595 (481).

Seven sketches. 1582.
Shepherd so fickle. 7303.
Sing me to sleep. 25595 (486).

Sing, sing, birds on the wing.
20974 (205).

Singer. 5150.

Slavic melody. 5158.

Sleeping child. 25087.

Sog, mir, du schein meidele. 11690.
Soldier. 20401.

Song of the shepherd Lebhl.
2p.
Songs for the littlest ones. 20431.

Souvenir de Venise. 25595 (491).
Spanish dance. 25595 (446).
Spirit of God descend upon my

heart. 7410.

Sunset on the St. Lawrence.
25595 (494).

Sweet Canaan. 7460.

Tango in D. 20974 (214).

Tell me, mother. 18055.

1481

Theme, variations and _ fugue.
5340.
Thought of you. 20974 (218).
Three little oddities. 9809.
Thumb marks. 3141, 20974 (219).
Thy dear voice. 25595 (386).
Told at twilight. 25595 (505).
Traumerei. 25595 (436).
"Twas the night before Christmas.
18150.
Two little magpies. 673, 674.
Valse mignonne. 25595 (510).
Viear of Bray. 321%,

Victory. 25595 (511).

Wait for the sunshine. 25595
(513).

Walzer. 25595 (399).

Wash-day. 14034.

Where my heart finds rest. 5576.
Whoo? 14095.

Wistaria. 25595 (521).

With powdered wig. 25595 (522).
Yesterdays. 20974 (231).

Bosworth (LL. M.):

Beginner’s Easter song. 21138.

Easter. 21473.

Bosworth (Neville) Fine old English
gentleman.
Bosworth &-co., Itd.:

8182.'

Christmas. 21310.

En automne. 8148. ©

Frills and frivolites. 176.

Hand culture. 16909.

In a Chinese temple-garden.

Jeannette. 2244.

Melodious piano
6192, 'G193;

Message du ceeur.

Morning melody.

Musical jig-saw. 2556.

Persian moon. 13545.

Petite suite. 24834, 24835.

Pourquoi. 2776.

Sonata no. 2. 22842.

Souvenir d’ameur. 15919.

Three romantic idylls. 2887.

Two free fugues. 16791, 16792.

Two pieces. 16643.

Valse caprice. 7607.

Will o’ the wisp. 7737.

2181.
duets. 2486,

17418.
222923

Bote (Ed.) & Bock (G.):

A Vaube. 12346.
xebet. 6218.
Herr Lenz.
Ko6nigskind. 6595.
Marienlied. 6760.
Musikalischer jugendfreund.
424, 13360, 13361.
Nachtlied. 6934.
Schmied schmerz. 7259.
Streichquartett. 15950.
Wolgazigeuner. 25539.
Zweite symphonie. 23346.
2'*me sonate. 14163.

6328.

423,

INDEX

Botsford (F. H.):

Christmas and New Year songs.

843.

Folk songs of many peoples.
Botto (Libbie) Childhood days.
Bottomer (L. J.):

Dixie moon. 6042.

. Smile and be gay. 7341.

Sweetheart, mine. 7468.

W — double — e — g — double—e.
7648.
Boudreau (D. M.)
9109. Y

Boughton (Rutland):

Ceitic prelude. 14406.

Country of the young.

Five Celtic love songs.

Great lords of shadow.

935.
9745.

Star that glitters.

5980.
21190. -
62702.

Love—duet. 8547.
Luring scene. 8569.
Luring song. 6719.

Old bard’s song. 8799.

Piper’s song. 25861.

Song of creation. 9082.
30ulay (Joséphine) Chant de paix.

14163 (96).

Boulnois (Joseph) :

Sonate. 5851.

Trio. 7464. 7465.
3oulter (B. C.) Tryste Noel. 668.
Boulton (Haroid) Our national songs.

2200S:

Boulton (Phyllis)

morris dances.

Bound (Rogg
Blues, blues, blues.
Emoi. 3853.
Ranee, 8921.

Bourcier (A. V.)

4464.

Bourdon (Hmile) :
Canzona. 14389.
Poéme berceuse.

Bourgeois (Abel)

6277.

3ourges (Billy):
I’m the boss. 19268.

That’s why I love you. 20596.
Bourget (R.) Sensitive. 9001.
Bourke (William) Big ship Leviathan.

9612.
Bourquin (J. T.) Dat possum lag.
867

Stratford-on-Avon
1319.

3038.

Let me, mother.

11410.
Ha! Ho! shimmy.

Bourrée. 812. :
Bouteljé (Phil):
Noma. 15515.
Old Kentucky blues. 15562, 15565.
She wouldn’t do what I asked her
to. 13719, 20974 (202), 22768.
Boutelle (Elizabeth) :

Mareh of the golden dolls. 2447.
Mexican moonlight. 1142, 5679
Cn) Oats (Ie.
Bouval (Jules) Offertoire. 12344
(40).

‘Bowlus (1. cy

pt. 111, nws., v.18

Bouvee (M. F.) Dear old dad. 18781.
Bowden (Maymie) I love you. 19256.
Bowden (Susie) Who is at the win-

dow? T7360.
Bowen’ (Belya) Sister of mine.
20374. :
Bowen’ (C. L.) . We'll tell it with
music. 12137.

Bowen (D. H.)
Bowen (L. M.)
21106.

Bowen (Lauri):
Hazel eyes. 2082.
Road across the sea.

Bowen (York):

Melodies for the G string. 15325.
Melody for the C string. 15322.
Moonlight night. 17455.
Wind’s an old woman.
Sonata. 23512.
String quartet no. 2.
Suite no. 2. 74438.

Bowen & Kuehner. We'll tell it with

music. 12137.

Bowerman « co., ltd.:

Charm of the Orient. 16576.
Danse des Arabes. 16661.
Desert love. 16696.

In Cairo; Lili.

Let me comfort you. 22070.
Lure of the East. 19652.
Southern serenade. 17963. ,

Maybell. 22214.
Baek o° town blues.

$945.

18312.
616.

Bowers (Andrew) Boycott song.
9648.

Bowers (Artie) Hear the mocking
bird. 21720.

Bowers: (Edward) Susquelianna far
away. 7455.

Bowers (F. VV.) Mother’s love is the
best love after all. 24565.
Bowers (lL. C.) Old fashioned girlie.
16a:
Bowers (R. H): e
Breath of an Irish smile.
1857T.
Love's little hour.
30wers (W. 8S.)

7946,

8563, 19640.
I know that you'll

be there. 21813.

Bowes (Arthur) Sun of my soul.
25189.

Bowles (A. B.) Go to sleep baby,

baby bey. °-21648.
Bowles (A. J.) Dear
I’m lonesome. 16680.

old Dixieland

Bowles (F. HE.) My girl. 24591.
Bowles (G. H):
Greenwitch Village doll. 19080.
Stop that fancy stuff. 20477.

Lord is my Shep-

herd. 10835.

1482 .

INDEX

nos. 1-13. 1923

Bowman (C. F.):
Ann, dear. 57A4T.
I ain’t bothered. 10408.
Naughty naughty mamma.
New Orleans walk. 4774.

11149.

Songs. T7941.

Bowman (Lillian) Sweet papa mine.

3063.

Boyce (Ethel) :
Alphabet of flowers. 9469.
Coronach. 12618.
Hnglish lyrics. 16767, 16768.
How many times. 12942.

Magic lutes. 13249.

Boyd (A. T.):

Bird, rose and the weather. 21170.
‘Radiant song. 22619.

Boyd (B..H.): .
Heavy sugar daddy blues. 8279.

~ I wonder what Ill do, when you

are gone away. 8368.
Boyd (C. A.) Living hymns. 22112.
Boyd (EB. M. P.) He ecalleth for thee.
4070.

Boyd (Harrison) My man has got
himself another mama. 8718.
Boyd (Wyneberry) ‘Three is a crowd.
5359, 11956.
Boyer (J. E.)
Boyer (Louis)
Boykin (Wm.):
Wireless phone of love. 5617.
You think you’re cute, ’cause you

19829.
7978.

My air castle.
Tui sunt ceeli.

got it all. 9398.
Boylan (A. G.) When you're far, far
away. .7713.

Boyle (HH. 1.):
Girl that you’ve forgotten has not
forgotten you. 14741.
In the winter time. 15028.

Boyle (1.) Song of enchantment.
rain, 3)
Boyle (J. H.) Day we should re-
member. 21397.
Boyle (Loren) Why should I pine.
23260.
Boynton (Hisie) ‘Till you come back
to me. 11969.
Boynton (W.H.) Smiling Ocklawaha.
15868.
Bozi (Harold de):
Il sdégonfle. 4270.
Javanette. 19418.
Nuits du bois. 6977, 6978.

‘Brabant (H.-J.)
18838.

Don’t marry boys.

Brabender (Herbert) French widow’s |

dance 14716:

Bracco (C. A.) Serenata. 9009: .
Brackelsberg (C. R.) Carry me to-
day away back to Iowa. 3596.

Brackett ,(L.. F.)

Feed my sheep.
21541.

Bracony (Alberto)
skole. 13169.

Bracy (Sidney) Barbara. 12446.

Bradbury (—) He leadeth me. 16924.

Bradbury (W.B.) Esther, the beauti-
ful queen. 14163 (154).

Bradell (W. E.) Evening my love and
you. 21516. ;

Braden (C. R.) When the harvest
moon is shining dear Louise. 25483.

Bradford (G. I.) Don’t get the blues.
16713.
Bradford (G. W.)
9891.
Bradford (Perry) :.
Deceitful blues. 9921.
Hallejuh blues. 10292.
Home sweet home blues. 12926.
I am gone dat’s all. 14871.
I don’t Jet no one man worry me..
10428.
I’m gone dat’s all,
19255.
Memphis Tennessee. 10962.
Spanish dream. 11752.

Bradford (Perry) music pub. co.:
Alabama bound. 16391.

Lille mandolin-

David Wooster.

I’m gone.

Deceitful blués. 9921.

Fade away blues. 12780.

Four o’clock blues. 756 (34),
1944.

Hallejuh blues. 10292.

Home sweet home blues. 12926.

I am gone dat’s all. 14871.

I don’t let no one man worry me.
10428.
I’m gone
19255.
I’ve learned to do without you

now. 24126.
If anybody here wants a real kind
mama. 10534.
Liza’ Jackson’s got better bread
than old Sally Lee. 10810.
Memphis Tennessee. 10962.
Spanish dream. 11752.

dat’s all, I’m gone.

Weepin’ blues. 14050.
Worried and _ lonesome blues.
14125.
Brading (Ernest) Drawing the dole.
18857.

Bradley (B. J.) Toast. 3161.

Bradley (Mrs. C..A.) Dear old chum.
0? mine. 14537.
Bradley (Cyril)
Bradley (F. C.)
Bradley (F. L.) Oh, tell me, would it
grieve you? 2676.
Bradley (Henry) Happiness.
Bradley (Joseph) :
All hail the U. S. A. 9457.
Friend that will stay by me.
14717.

West wind. 18229..
Monomoy. 408.

14788..

1483

INDEX

Bradley (Joseph )—Continued.
In that beautiful city of
271.
Oh my darling Billy,
back to Philly. 1185.
Take me back to Philly. 13885.
Bradley (lL. D.) Dear little mother
of mine. 9908.
Bradley (O. U.):
Mother and dad. 17470.
Tune of wedding chimes. 18149.
Bradley (P. G.) I am just wondering
all of the while. 4141, 16996.
Bradley (Roland) ‘Two sacred songs.

gold.

take me

9650.
Bradley (Wallace) :
Mary, why don’t you marry me.
4599.
Red hot. 186380, 15733, 15734.

Bradon (Mr. and Mrs. C. E.), Jazz

"em up tune. 2240.

Bradshaw (William) Someone like
you. 20412.

Bradt (N. D.) I want you. 21876.

Brady (B. G.) Good-by Mandy. 14761.

Brady (Peter) Lullaby my mammy
sang to me. 19650.

Brady (Wm.) Im for you, [llinois.

8337.
Braga (G.) Angel’s serenade. 16425.
Braham (J. J) Wedding march of

the Romany. 14163 (602).
Braham (Philip) :

Battling Butler. 7893, 18507.

Bonzo. 7936, 7937.

Countryside. 5981.

Dancing honeymoon.
14511.

IT might. 4209.

I wonder. 4236.

Just a slip of a girl. 4881.

Ku klux klan. 6599.

London calling. 19597.

Love in the mist. 6690.

No one. 6967.

Rats. 4994.

Romeo. 7218.

Ruby’s cuby suit.

Sentiment. 22748.

She called me piccaninny. 7295.

There’s no joy without a sorrow.
7526.

Toodle-oodle-oodle-oodle-00. 5383.

We both have an axe to grind.
5508.

You know how ’tis!

Brahe (M. H.):

Four songs from Peacock pie.
18569.

I passed by your window.
12990, 12991.

Jennifer. 2246.

Nature carol. 24623.

3729, 12651,

7233.

1461.

253,

pt: ma, Dess.v.18

17578.
15518.

None-so-pretty.

Northern lament.

Red roofs. 2825.
Brahms (Johannes) :

Album of selected compositions.

7942.
Bubble waltz. 23515.
Burnished lover leads to daneing

18570.

Capriccio. 21194.

Cradle song. 1639, T7808 (163).
Hungarian dance. 14163 (66),
18571.

Hungarian dance, no. 1. 23516.

Hungarian dance, no. 5. 5854,
2301/6.

Hungarian dances, nos. 7 & 8.
1641.

In a bed of brown leaves. 12516.

In thy dreaming dost remember.
18578:

Intermezzo. 58.

Lullaby. 14345.
Sapphic ode. 7943.
Scherzo. 14163 (639).

Serenade. 59.
Soft beguiling moonlight on thy
face. 18574.
Two Hungarian dances.
Valse. 7944.
Valse in A major. 23519.
Waltzes.. 756 (1b), S65
Brain (G. F.) Doris. 6065.
Brainard’s (S.) sons ¢o.:
Antiphonal. 18441.
Birds at dawn. 18540.
Humming of the bees march.
19175.
In the park. 19369.
Jubilate Deo. 10647.
Memories... 24494.
Mountain echoes. 24567.
Nocturne sur le Noél @
22397;
Ocean lullaby. 24693.
Song of the lark. 20428.
Sunset on the mountain. 20503.
Surprise party. 25198.
Syren’s song. 25218.
Trapeze. 25331.
Braine (Robert) :
Dear me. 871.

23518.

Adam.

Iivery time the clock ticks. 16776.
Happy. 16912.

Letter to Santa. 22076.

Lincoln. 2364.

Little brooklet. 19574.

Love is a sandman. 17328.

Mother dear. 15389.

Safe in your heart. 17827.

Violet in her hair. 20734.
Braithwaite (S. H.):

Elfin fountain. 18897.

Music box. 19822.

Nautical picture. 19912.

1484

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Braley (H. W.):
Birds are singing. 18539.
Not forgotten. 19949.
Bramlage (H. J.):
My boyhood days way back home.
24581.

‘My daddy darling dear. 24584.
What’s on your mind. 20800.
Brammell (Ernest) My love for you.

11118.
Bramwell (J. S.)
2340.
Branch (Amelia) God forgives, so
why can’t you. 3999.
Brancour (René) Suite. 3551, 3552.
Brandan (G. M.) You turned me
down, but Ill turn up again. 16357.
Brandeis (Frederick) Humpty Dump-
ty’sfuneral march. 6367, T808 (219).
Brandenburg (Glendale) :
Adoration to a baby. 18384.
Lend your smile. 19545. |
Tramp. 20658.
Brando (Gladys) :
Have you seen my sweetheart.
14795.
Wishing blues. 20892.
Brandon (M. W.) Sometimes sad,
sometimes glad. 596.
Brandt (Bernard) Unknown soldier.
13987.
Brandt (Mamie L.) - Moonlight blues.
13330.
Brandt (Mary Loretta) Dora. 21439.
Branen (Jeff) Fables, nothin’ but
dog-gone lies. 18931.
Branic (A. J.) All I need is a mother.
Sa9T.
Branner (Edward)
waltz. 18313. -
Branner (M. M.):
Bit of syncopation. 16500.
Winnie Winkle waltz. 18313.
Brannigan (John). Dreaming of you.
9999,
Braselton (Mrs. John)
forget you. 8320.

Leap year troubles.

Winnie Winkle

Brashen (Aba) Pa-peé-tee sweetie.
13524.

Bratton (J. W.) Teddy bear’s picnic.
13894.

Braun (C. E.):
Arm in arm with Jesus. 18446.
Mem/’ries of mother. 6802.
Name of Jesus. 22371.

Braun (C. R.) Our flag. 20060.
Braun (Leo) Ode to music. 4809.
Braunfels (Walter) Prdludien. 5856.
Braxton (W. J.) Sweet old summer
days. 22954.

Bray (L. E.):

Bananas overture. 23453.

Mah jongg. 244381:

| Brayley (George)

I can never

How to play vio-
Line 2007 CT
Brea (L.):
Girl who brought me_ sunshine.
16863.
My sweet Venetian love. 11138.
Breau (Louis): |
Bob-o-lonk. 3541.
Chick-a-dee. 5943, 9742.
Ev’rybody’s doin’ the rockin’ chair.
8168.
Grand-daddy, you’re the grandest
daddy of all. 4029, 6267.
Hot roasted peanunts.
12937.
In the old arm chair. 19368.
Keep it under your hat. 756 (62).
2281.
Laurette. 2336.
’N that’s better. 11144.
No one knows what happens in
the old arm chair. 24652.
There’s.a bend at the end of the
Swanee. 230831.
Tinkle tune. 16078.
Trifling. 664.
Underneath the mulberry tree.
18167.
When the lights are low. 12183.
Breau & Tobias:
Goodbye ain’t always gone. 16885.
21659, 25595 (385).
In the old arm chair.
25595. (413).
No one knows what happens in the
old arm chair. 24652.
Sweet baby. 22944.
There’s a bend at the end of the
Swanee.. 23032.
Underneath the mulberry tree.
16373 (92).
See also Bee Tee pub. co.
Breazeale (F. F.) She'll stay with
me. 20338.

Breck (Alan) Night-night. 19930.
Bredschneider (Willy) Beiden nach-
tigallen. 1600.
Breeden (Henneta)

25584.
Breen (C. L.) Jesus, lover of my soul.
19428.
Breen (Nat) Will it ever be me alone.
12237.
Breese (James)
24757.
Breidenstein (Thos.) Tennessee blues.
23005. ‘
Breil.-Gk: GC.) :
Little flower garden. 1088, 19578.
Love theme. 22149.
Breithaupt (R. M.):
Natiirliche klaviertechnik. 8735,
8736.
Praktiseh studien. 13590, 13591.

10378,

19368,

Young girlie.

Only a broken heart.

1485

INDEX

pian, nes; v.18

Breitkopf & Hirtel:
Ala et Lolly. 7816.
Bon abri. 22364.
Caprice [und] Capricetto.
Chanson géorgienne. 1710.
Christ renait. 14439.
Cing poésies. 22608.
Consolateur aile. 22499.
Contes de la Vieille epand: mére,

1681.

2960.
Danza, Menuetto, Gavotta [and]
Valse. 1808.

Etude no. 1-9. 14628-14635.

Etude no. 7. 21511.
Fantasie. 14365.

Femme du soldat. 14678.
Fleeting. 163.
Floating. 166.
Flower. 23090.
Frisking. 177.

Geistliches lied. 21093.

Gigue. 8254.

Tl6t. 14991.

Kinderlieder. 18112.
Klavierwerke. 1565, 7880, 12433,
12434.

Konzert in A moll. 2303.
Lackschmi. 17239.

Liebesverbot. 3233.

Lilas. 15187.

Natur. 15479.

Ne cherche pas pourquoi. 22377.
Octaven-etude, no. 10. 15533.

Oh, je souffre. 15548.
Petite valse. 8856.
Priére. 222738.
Quatriéme sonate. 75.
Romance. 8689.

Rondo favori. 8952.
Scooting. 569.

Seething. 571.
Snégourochka. 9059.
Sonate. 14778.

Sonate in G dur. 15898.
Suite in D moll. 15956.
Symphonie nr. 2. 18082.

Transkriptionen fiir die jugend.

3168.
Troisieme concerto. 13693.
Valse. 7944.
Valse romantique. 20713.
Valse trieste. 12066.
Variationen, Perpetuum mobile
[and] Tonleitern. 8204.
Variationen tiber ein original-
thema. 16153.
Veérgine Marien lieder. 3212.
Wafting. 692.
Zwei kleine walzer. 15176.

Brennan (. M.)
song. 22700.
Brennan (J. A.):
All that I want is to be left alone.

12370, 21017.

St. John’s college

1486

Down by the old apple tree.
1856, 3800, 8110, 9976.
In the little red school house.
10580.
Oh boy what joy we had in bare-
foot days. 22437, 24700.
Parade of the wooden soldiers.
A879.
That’s a lot of bunk. 20594.
Volga boatman’s song. 23161.
What you was, you used to be,
but you ain’t no more. 16224.
Brennan (J. K.):
It took a long time to make you
care.” “2237
That little grey house without
any key. 23352 (134).
Brennan, R. H.:
I want a man. 19292. .
In the House of David. 19366.
Mammy’s boy. 2488.
Mother’s devotion. 19812.
Philip McCann. 24839.
That Swanee lullaby. 3111.
Wonderful eyes. 3318.
Brenner (C. B. W.) My angel
mother’s love, pure gold. 8700.
Brenner (V.) Russian tango. 11561.
Brenton (Claud) Wandering thoughts.
20756.
Brescia (Domenico)
_ paradise. 13385.
Bresles (Henri) :
Couplets du Pantin. 8045.
Duetto du béguin, 8130.
Fox trot. 8197.
Bretagne (Pierre)
Brettelle (H. T.)
by. tia22
Breuer (Ernest) :
Alley up. 21019.
Bang, on your tamborine.
3487.
I must go to Moscow. 14937.
Kitchen stove. 22039.
Nobody ever cried over me. 22395.

4

My pearl of

Fantaisie. 14347.
My mammy’s lulla-

798,

Not here—not—there. 17581.

Nut-sey Fagan. 11199, 13430,
13431.

Oh, gee, oh gosh, oh ani I’m in
love. 11239.

Passionetta. 17692.

‘Tainted Rose. 25221. :
There ain’t no Santa Claus. 20605.
Ting-a-ling-a-ling on the Mason-

Dixon line. 3148, 3149.
Yowre doing a Rip Van Winkle.
23820.

Breuker (G. W.):
Good-for-nothing. 19064.
I know I belong to somebody else.
19223.
When I stole your apple.
Breville (F. S.)
4660.

208138.

Modern. troubadour.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

Breville (P. de):

Prélude et Fugue. 8896, 15695.
Sainte. 13677.
Sonate. 21196.
Breville-Smith (F. 5S.) Lavender
seller. 4455.

Brewer (A. H.) Fairy pipers. 21527.
Brewer (A. J.) If someone left a
million to me. 8372.

Brewer (Herbert) From hand to
mouth. 23857.

Brewer (J.) I ain’t got no blues.
2093.

Brewer (J. H.): :
Herald of spring. 14163 (238).
I will lift up mine eyes. 14961.
Lamps of paradise. 15154.
Lullaby. 14163 (364).
O holy Saviour, friend unseen.
14163 (397).
Brewer (P. O.):
Baby dreams. 16452.
Beside the Zuyder Zee.
Bit o’ Killarney. 16499.
Carolina lullaby. 16555.
Dixie girl. 14560.
Dreamy San Joaquin.
Follow my caravan.

9603.

21462.
10146.

Honeymoon hut. 148438.
Hopes. 19159.
Hour of dreams. 222.

I’m gonna hop a train to my old
Virginia home. 17048.
Just keep on dancing. 15098.

Lotus flowers. 19616.

My castle of golden dreams. 11077.
My old cabin. 483.

Nights of love. 17566.

Not to-night Josephine. 19950.

One, two, three. 11294.
Peek a boo moon. 15637.
Rose of old Madrid. 13661.

Siam. 13a)

Smile, a sigh, a tear good-bye.
20388. £

Suzette. 22937.

Sweet cookie. 22945.

Tell me with kisses. 11892.

Tents of Allah. 16039.

There’s one for you and one for
me. 16054.
Waiting. 16188.
West. 23200.
Whole world
12725.
You oughta know.
breyotD. L:) :
Crying for Trempeleau and you.
18734.
Lonely violet. 10820, 15213.
Brey. (EK. H.) Vision. 12085.
Briahry music pub. co. Baby-land.
21089.
Briant (Roy)

seems to smile.

16550,

Traveling coon. 11991.

Brink (Edvard) :

Brice (Gloria) :

His still small voice. 21739.

Idaho Coeur D’Alene dear darling
to you. 14965.

Listen. 8514.

Lonesome mother.

Memories. 24495.

Most friends are like sweet sum-

15217.

mer flowers. 11040.
Mother. 17469.
My home upon the hillside far
away. 6910.

My mammy loves me. 11121.
Oh they’re all for sweet Marie.
7005.
Siam. 22782.
Spring beauty.
Brice (Marty)

22879.
Yodel odel oh. 18328.

Bridal of Pennacook. 1302.
Bride elect. 743.
Bridge (Frank) :

Golden slumbers. 4011.

Hence care. 4093.
Sir Roger de Coverley. 17906.
Summer. 18000.
Two poems. 12517, 14849.
Bridge (Frederick) Inn at Bethle-

hem. 41947.
Bridge (J. F.) Inn at Bethlehem.
21947.

Bridgman (John)
proud and strong. 20645.
Briers (L. T.) Yes, sir. 9375.
Briers (Larry) :
Page Paderewski. 113338.
Parson Jenks. 4882, 11355.
Briffault (Germaine) Souvenirs de
printemps. 13819.
Briggs (A. ©.) O
dreamland. 15525.
Briggs (A. T.) Nada. 4756.
Briggs (C. 8S.) Where all is light.
14082.
Briggs (H. B.):
Spark Plug. 17967.
You must be there and over.
18348.
Bright (Harry Edward) :
Hail to old Kiwanis. 10290.
Jesus is my friend. 4850.
Brighter London. 9658, 14746, 14851.
Brillhart (C. E.) With linked arms.
25534.
Brin (Bernard) How ean I.
Brin music pub. co.
14854.

To thee, O Macy’s

come to meAn

14854.
How can I?

Danske bégeskoy. 106.
Forste kerlighed. 169.
Dejlig pige. 2370T.

F¢gnix revyen 1923. 12818.
Hvis lille Pige er du. 8314.
Jumbo fra Kolombo. 13085.
Kobenhavnerpigen. 13123.
Meelkedrengen. 24429,

1487

INDEX

3srink (Edvard )—Continued.
Med tommelfingeren i ojet. $619.
Men naar jeg gaar i mit sekstende
aer. 153296.
‘Rejer er godt. 24919.
Ti minutters pause. 656.
Brink (H. E.) We danced the tango

toddle. 16204.
Brinkworth (Francis) Moonlight.
15374.
Brion (Eddie) pseud. . See Robin
(ica
Brisker (Yankele) :
Esterke. 1894.
Striker. 13845.

Britt (Addy):
Little boy blues. 6647.
Sweet papa Joe. 22956.
Britton (Julius) Honey.please don’t
go away. 19154.
Britton (Rw C. D.)
Britton (Zebron)
of love. 6477.
Ssritz (Martin):
Dreaming of mother
9994.
Moonlight dreams.

Ida. 17101.
In our new haven

and home.

15375.

Broadbent (James) & son, ltd. Holy
spirit. 21747.

Broaddus (Marie) Old fashion rose.
155.

Broadus (Adele) Man I picked to
take your place. 19685.

Broadway music corp.:
Ain’t you ashamed.
14185.
Am I to blame. 16, 1475(4),
Any old time at all. 14241.
Bang! on your tambourine. 793,
3487, 5679 (141).

14163 (626),

Bunch of notes. 9672.
Foolin’ my feet. 10149.
Hello sweet lady. 4092.

Home town blues. 10366, 14163
(668), 14839.

I love me, 1475 (16), 2114.

Jump Fritz I feed you
22002.

Kamaroon hop.

Kindergarten blues.

King Benjamin,
fool... d 5127,

Little boy. 13180, 141638
15 TOTF. i

Miriam dear, I love you.
222604 200024 La

Old Argentina. 24720.

Song of the rose. 20430,
Jaane, (422):

Steal a little kiss. 611, 1475 (26).

Struttin’ Jim. 1322, 5242.

Tell them they’re beautiful they
love it. 18056, 18364 (317),
20578.

liver.
24253.

4413.
was nobody’s
(689),

22209,

22850,

pt. 111, D. S., v.15

We want noodles. 12149.
Wet wash ball. 20792.
Whoepla: ‘2325120 7 255ie.
(519).
-You better keep babying baby.
16373 (102), 18333, 18334.
You’re in Kentucky sure as you’re
born. 23322, 23328, 23352 (148).
Broadway prince. 21413.
Broadwell (Cora) Some glad to-mor-

25595

row. 25102.
Broaker (—) Bohemia. 25595 (348).

Brochmann (Marie)
the night before.
Brock (J. H.)

18291.
Brockenshire (J. O.)
14163 (76).

Morning after
17463.
Who'll be stopping.

Captain Linch.

Brockett (Frank) Love birds. 4531.
Brockett (Tessie) You’re the great-
est of them all. 20951.

Brockman (—) Good as gold. 6256.
Brockman (James) :
AS soon as I get you off of my
hand IT’ll be on my feet again.
9525.
Autumn leaves. 3460.
I’m rebuilding my castle in the
AIT! yao.
Love’s dream song. 22155.
You darling you. 18339, 20934.
Brockman (P. C.):
I believe my man’s got a rabbit’s

leg. 19197.
I’ve just got the blues. 19290.
Lonesome hearted blues. 24851.

Broderick (Jack) There’ll come a
time, vou will want me back again.
Bye),

Broderick (John) My girl with the
comical eyes. 19857.

Brodersen (Viggo) :

Bagatellen. 21109.

Ballade. 21203.

Drei lieder. 21204, 21205.

Drei stticke. 21206.

Sonate. 21207.

Sonette. 21208.

Spielmannsweisen. 22871.

Streich-quartett in G-dur.

Vier lieder. 21209.
Brodsky (Irving):

Grieving, I’m always grieving for

you. 16908.

I want you. 17089.
Brodt (C. D.) Promises.
Brody (Joseph) :

Men shikt nit kein katz noch kein

smetene. 13297.

25176.

11468.

Mensch ken machen a mol a toes. —

15331.
Brody (Nathan) Ill always remem-
ber I’ll never forget. 24083.
Broeckx (Jan) All is yours. 14200.

1488

INDEX

nos, 1-13, 1923

Brofman (M. H.) Don’t ery when I

leave you. 18831.
Brogi (Renato) Stornellata. 9116,
9117. ¢
Bromberg (Benjamin) Kiss by wire-
less. 22034.

Bromby (Wal) Sweet Molly Malone.
1334, 3369 (67). :

Bromm (Wm.) jf.
piness with you.

Bromme (Walter) :

My dream of hap-
200 4,

Das ist zwar unmoralisch, aber-
chic. 9889.

Kind, du brauchst nicht rot zu
werden. 10622.

Madame Flirt. 6724.
Mensch, sei frech, dann hast du
chancen. 10969.
Schonste der frauen.
Zur liebe gehoren zwei.

17845.
12339.

Bron (Maurice) It tickles me. 21969.
Bronfin (Ben) Yum tum tum. 23338.
Bronson (J. H.) Breakers. 5857.

Bronté (Emil) Battle morn. 23455.

Brook, (M. 4.) Gee! but I’m. cold.

3966.

Brook (Wilfred) Life’s great high-
way. 15183.

Brooke (H. S.) Love’s’ message.
19642.

Brooke (T. P.) March of the marines.
24453.

Brooklyn internatl. conservatory of
music. Under the Jersey blue sky.
13986.

Brooklyn Sunday school union ninety-
fourth anniversary musical program.
PAZ:

Brooks (A. A.):

Down the lane that led to you.
9982.

Love’s sweet charm
land, 356.

My sweet.

and fairy

11137.

Brooks (E.) Love's eaptive. 8561.
Brooks (E. P.) Mecca temple march.
24483.

Brooks (Ellis) Col. Moulton’s march.
7808 (16).

Brooks (Horace)
throw me down.

Brooks (Jack)

He’s never gonna
19112.
Tll build a castle for

you, my lady of dreams. 21817,
24087.

Brooks (K. L.) God’s promise pro-
found; 21647.

Brooks (M.) Dus. frailichi liedale.
6103.

Brooks (M. M.) Girl scouts are true.
1972.

Brooks (Marguerite) Sure I’ve found
a little Ireland dewn in Dixie. 7452.
Brooks (Minnie) :
_ My Dixie queen. 2569.
Smile’s worth while.. 7343.

Brooks -¢€Q:;,..R,)
9467.
Brooks (Shelton) :
Darktown has a gay white way.
23687.
From then on. 23859.
Here’s your opportunity.
House rent ball. 24038.
If anybody here wants a real
mama here’s your opportunity.
10534

Alone with Him.

14814.

Parisienne. 11354. ,
You better build love’s fire, or your
sweet Mama’s gone. 25566.
srooks (W. E.) Here comes the flap-
per. 19126.
Brooks (W. G.)
. for aye. 13972.
Broome (H. T.):
Cradle stories. 1780.
Love in springtime. 2409.
Never doubt, just believe in your

Tufts today, Tufts

Star. 2614.
On dreamland’s sea. 2694.
Shambureen. 7292.
— Without you. 3316.
Broones (D. O.) Vve made up my
mind to forget you. 8359.

Broones (Martin) :
I’ve made up my mind to forget
you. 8359, 12998.
If you could only learn to care.
ZAW GE
Brosie (C. E.)
some and blue.
Brothers (B. W.)
9915.

That’s why I’m lone-
3108.
Dear old mother.

Broughton (H. L.) Judge. 21999.
Broughton (J. H.):
Dancing sheik. 1802.

This last little sweetheart of mine.
3126.
Broughton (Marjorie)
Ait | elaao.
Broughton (W. F.):
Glorious U. S. A. 6242.
Love of nature. 13220.
Old fashioned cottage far over the
sea. 2683.
Brounoff (Platon)
march. 12945.
Brower (G. A.)
Brown (—):
Sneak. 2967.
Whose Izzy is he, is he yours or
is he mine. 25514.
Brown (A.) MHindoo hop. 10354.

Castles in the

Hudsonia wedding

Chaconne. 12566.

- Brown (A. W.):

Ary By a
18395.
As soon aS I get you off of my
hands I'll be on my feet again.

9525.
Treland, dear Ireland. 6502.
Magic waltz. 4562, 10899.

Shame. 5710, 5711,

1489

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INDEX

Brown (A. W.)—Continued..
Scandal of the flowers, 5082.
Scandal on the farm. 17840.
When the curfew rings at nine.
719.
Brown (Anna Welker) :
Hushie my baby. 19185.

Sweetie over you ’m going wild.
20529.
Brown (Archie)

SS78.
Brown (B. B.)
Brown (Billie) :
Hushie my baby. 19185.
Sweetie, over you I’m going wild.

Please forget me.

That’s that. 9176.

20429.
What’s on your mind, let no one
know. 20800.

Brown (C. C.)
Brown (C. D.)

Radio waltz. 8918S.
Roscoe’s fox trot was

the hoochy kooch. 11533.

Brown (C. I.) Join the knights of
the Ku klux klan. 21993.

Brown (C. M.) Leprechaun. 19547.

Brown (Clarence) Answered prayer.
DTZ:

Brown (Claud) Shimmie my babe
for me. 17884.

Brown (D. C.) If thou wert mine.
10542.

Brown (D. E.):

Lizzie. 4507, 10812.

0451.
Fleeting thoughts.

Vampire blues.
Brown (Dorothy)

16810.

Brown (EK. E£E.) Foolish bunny.
21575.

Brown (HE. G.) Just one little word.
2276.

Brown (E. 8.) My pipe and I. 2587.

Brown (Edward Sherman) Broken

heart. 18587.
Brown (F. E.):
Heart of a home sweet home.

6319.
Sometime. 20414.
Brown (G. L.) Dear little sweet little
you. 9909.

Brown (G. R.):
Venetian serenade. 14008.
Winter winds. 14108.

Brown (H. A.) Rose of Japan.
24957.
Brown (H. H.):
At last. 14163 (25).

25595 (92).
25595

For your sweet sake.

He that keepeth Israel.
(107).

I cannot always trace the way.
14163 (218).

I’m a pilgrim. 14163 (254).

I shall be satisfied. 25595 (130). |

In the end of the Sabbath.
(189).

25595

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Jesus, lover of my soul. 14163
(285).

King of love. 25595 (154).

Mary stood the cross _ beside.
25595 (181).

Mother song. 25595 (192).

‘One sweetly solemn thought.

14163 (413).
Rise Easter sun. 25595 (234).
Sing and rejoice, O daughter of
Zion. 14163 (517).
There is a land mine eye hath

seen. 25595 (274).
Thou Who art love divine. 14163
(ots )3
Brown (H. L.) Hur-rah for Hen-ry !
298.
Brown, (Harry) :
Soulmates. 7396, 11744.

What-cha cryin’ for now? T685. .
Brown (Herman) Radio waltz. 8918.
Brown (J. H.) Technique of the fid-

dle bow. 3087.

Brown (J. L.) I would like to go
thru Elkland with an elk like you.
17097.

Brown (J.8:) 7%.

Brown (James) :
Elementary string tutor.
Fountain album. 18992.
Little black Sambo. 15196.
Musicai chairs. 17484.

Pastoral dance. 8848.

Peasant dances. 2740.

Polychordia drills. 8884.

Prélude and Chaconne. 22591.

Stanwell album. . 15930.

Brown, (Jennie) Moving day. 4692.

Brown (Joseph) Take it easy. 20541.

Brown (K. C.) Spirit of God descends
upon my heart. 7410.

Brown (Lavinia) Lonely
10819.

Brown (Lawrence) :
Spirituals. 22872, 22873.
Steal away. 1815.

Brown (Lew):

He must have the wine. - 21713.

If I knew you then as I know you

Sheik blues. 17880.

6119.

John.

now. 6442.
Jazzmania. 6534. .
Last night on the back porch, I
loved her best of all. 10732,

10733, 15159.

Not a chance in the world. 111838,
11184.
Phos-phis,
13554.
When it’s night-time in Italy it’s
Wednesday over here. 20817.

phis-phos, phos-phos.

Brown (Lucy) Sugar baby. 9124,
17998.

Brown (M. B.) Thank you song.
25254.

1490

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1925

Brown. (M. E.)::
_ America courageous. 16413.
* Beautiful Italian nights. 18516.
~ Homeland. (24022.
Brown (M. H.)
~I love you besti 2116.
~ Just because of you. 2270..
~ Love came creeping into my heart.
IS20.

Where my heart finds rest. 5576.
Brown (Mack) I want someone to

play with. 10514.
Brown (Martin) Give her a violet.
21636.

Brown, (N. H.)
Brown (O. B.):
At last. 14163 (25).

. For vour sweet sake. 25595 (92).
He that keepeth Israel. 25595

- (107).
I shall be satisfied. 25595 Us 30).
In the end of the Sabbath. 25595

Cleo. 18694.

eo)
ped |

(139).
Jesus, lover of my soul. 14163
(285).
King of love. 25595 (154).
Mary stood the cross ~ beside.

25595 (181).
Mother song. 25595 (192).
Rise Easter sun. 25595 (234).
Sing and rejoice, O daughter of

Zion. 14163 (517).
Brown (Olivia) :
Love is stronger than. death.
10854.
Shine on, oh stars. 22775.
Brown (€R.) ~~ It’s the twilight hour.
1050.
Brown (R. A.) Brightest star. 3553.
Brown (R. .M.) My only friend.
24611.
Brown (R. R.) Hollywooder. 10361.
Brown (R. W.) You may be sorry
when you’ve learned the truth.
20942.

Brown (Ray):
Who is the meanest gai in town—

bosephine. 25510.
Why do I ery. 9836.
Brown (Robert) Seulptor. 25018.
Brown (Robert Bertrand-) See Ber-

trand-Brown (Robert)

Brown (8S. B.):

Rosemary Lee. 2870.

Tillie and Yohn at the fair. 607.
Brown. (8S. B):

Prayer. 7138.

When roses bloom in June. 9311.
Brown (Sam) After all. 20987.
Brown (W.H.) Rosie O’Rose. 11547.

Brown & Edwards music co. Forsake
me not my God. 6199.
Browne (C. M.):
I want the world to know. 10515.

That radio waltz. 11916.

Bruce (A.

Browne (1. 8.):

Come down ’Lijah. 12605.

De darktown jamboree. 12671.
Get behin’ me Satan. 12852.
Rosy. 13668.
Browne (J. L.) Steger song book..
1316.

Browne (Max)
Browne (May)
18881.
Browne (R. A.) For compositions by
Rh. A. Browne see this index under
hames of claimant of Copyright.
Browne (R. T.) Sailing. 5067.
Browne (Ted) music ¢o., ine.:
I’m drifting back to dreamland.
3009 (37).

Holiday waltz. 19140.
Early spring waltz.

Ireland is heaven to me. 17150.
Red hot blues. 11499, 14163 (739).
Santa Fé trail. 20291.
Slow Joe. 17919, 20974 (207).
strong. 3027.
Sunshine of mine. 20506, 23352
(128) .
Tut-ankh-amen. 5411.
Browne (W. D.):
Diaphania. 18806.
To Gratiana dancing and sighing.
20015.
Browning (J. L.) © Under’ western
Skies. 23117.

Browning (Mortimer) :
Come and waltz with me. 86.
TVll sail away to Erin. 1010.
Its New York town. 10607.
Minor rag. 10998.
Oh let me dream. 11242.
Browning (Stephen) There’s no ex-
cuse left here for you. 15920, 29611.
Brozovsky (V. J.) Beautiful hills of
Nebraska. rai eh
Brubaker (C.
All about ee 14197.
Girl I love in my
62a.

home town.

Wi):

At the masquerade bali. 7863.
Blue grass blues. 9628.
Old Green River blues. 8804.

She does the grizzly bear. 11627.

Weakening blues. 9289.
Bruce (Grahame) :
Love in a mist. 24880.
Song of life. 5194.
Bruce (Ronald) Midnight
15341.

folly.

- Brucken (Hugo):

Immer noch mal herum
6461.
Onkel aus Amerika. T7028.
Bruckner (Joseph) :
Lonely. 8533.
Naughty naughty
22376: i

gedreht.

little — fish.

1491

va
oe

INDEX

Briill (Karl) Marabu. 6748.
Bruhns (G. F. W.).:

~ New York silver jubilee march.
TTo:
Two dances. 5871.
Brulé (Lucien) :
A la Turque. 5684.

Ah! Ja musique. 5708.

Barcarolle de Vhomme qui assas-
sina. 14285.
C’est marrant. 21224.

C’est un parfum de Paris. T7962.
Casse coeurs. 5915, 7980.
Chelito. 7994.
Comment qu’y font?
Dionysos. 8095.
Epervier. 8150.
Fox des cannes.
Hullo clown. 6364. .
J’Vai pas fait exprés..
8414, 3065.
Java de Javel. 65831.
Jazzy-one. 6585.
Je sais... ! 8426.
Marche des poilus
17390.
Marrouka.
Mimosa. 19757.
Moi je danse. 11017.
Négrita. 15485.
Non! toutes les femmes ne sont
19948.
7031.
7129.

9805, 14462.

6205.

. madame.

de la Ruhr.

6769.

pas jolies.
Orchidées.
Por alegrias.
7180.
8929.
9157, 16016.
13889.
9158.

Raquel.

Rematador.

Tango (dor.

Tango de Mayo.

Tango du canari.

Tehian-ka. 16020.

Tu me le dois! 7575.

Valse en forme de collier de jade.
7612.

Vertige. 5457, 7629.

Zoulie madame! T7801.

Brull (Kar] Edition) Gestern nacht j
hab ich Marie nach haus gebracht.
16854.

Brumes (Geo.) Tin roof blues. 13942.

Brun (Georges) :

Badinage. 9559.
Hyménée. 6375, 6376.
Marine. 4591.

Neige. 4762.

Si jyétais Dieu. 5136.
Simple chanson. 11660.

Brunckhorst (Bertha) :
On the boardwalk at Coney Isle.
14163. (718),. 15574.
Pond) lily waltz. © 22579;
(107).
Razz-berries.
Bruneau
moderato.

23392

22629.
(Alexandre)
14226, 14227.

Andantino

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Bruneau (Alfred)
19415, 19416.
Bruneau (E.) Petit salut. 22547.

Brunel (Raoul): |
Aveu. 12424.

Chance. 12569.
Chanson. 12524.
Dualisme. 12732.
Querelle. 13611.

Brunelle (EK. J.), or Brunnelle (E. J.) 2
Gee! whiz! I’ve got the sweetest

Jardin du paradis..

girl. 8215.
I’m just a kissing thief. 21841.
"Neath the Arabian moon. 15482.

Brunemier (R. M.)
6877.
Brunet (David):
Dream ships.8117.

Mother of mine.

Lovelight. 8558.
Message. 8638.
Nobody knows. 8756.
Prelude and lullaby. 1235.
Rose of my heart. 545.
Temptation. 9166.
We three did run with roses.
9288.
Brunette. 14361.
Brunies (George) Tin roof blues.

7547, 16077.
Bruning (Dietrich )
America. 10056.
Bruning (HK. F.) King Tut.
Brunk (Joe):
Memory’s dreams.
Moonshine. 15378.
When the sun is setting in the
west. 16256.
Bruno (Delio) :
Assassino. 23414.
Senza giuventt. 20317.
Tre lettere. 20659.
Bruno. (Joe) I want
makes love like the
Romeo. 170883.
Brunover (Charles) :

Empire of
13115.
4629.

a man that
sheik and

Chiming bells. 3626.
Little sketch. 4497.

Melody in D. 4621.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender co. :

Hashkivejnu. 4060.
Isroel ce tach. 4830.
Jismecho c’malchuscho. 4355.
Iki hine kachojmer. 4411.
Odom yesodo meofor. 4810.
Ovinu malkejnu. 499.
Refueinu. 5004.
Shekejn chojvas. 5129.
Smiros. 5165.
Brunt (W. L.) Over the hills. T0577:
Brushingham (Hortense) My radio:
Sirk 2ogo:
Brutting (P.):
Don’t let us part. 18837.
Sweetheart o’ mine. 5825.

1492

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Bryan (A. L.):
Ocean of dreams. 22433.
‘She loves a major down in Asia

Minor. 22765.
Bryan (A. M.) That raggin’, jazzy
tune. 23017.
Bryan (lh...) :
Breezes. 16516, 18578.

When do we eat.
Bryan (Gordon) :
Land song of the West country.
S488.
Mary and the kitten.
Bryant (Lillian)

16227, 25467.

8611.
Streets of the town.

15949.
Bryant (Mabel) Sweet dreams to
you. 9140.

Bryant (W. H.)

Bryant (W. J.)
5335.

Brymn (Tim):
Baton Rouge blues. 9574.

Cruel daddy blues. 12634, 21370.

If you don’t, I know who will.

4265, 19323.

Try and get it. 667.
That sweetie of mine.

My pillow and me. 2586.
Sheik blues. 17880.
Stingy. gal. 15940.
Struttin’ blues. 11793.

Brzozowski (Ll. K.)
22086.
Bucalossi (Ernest) :
Gitana waltz. 10221.
Our barn dance. 25595 (218).

Powinszowanie.

Bucci (D.) My Carmela. 22316.
Buchanan (F. R.) Iowa. 17149.

Buchanan (George) In a corner of
the garden. 14995.

Buchanan (Luther) Terence O’Reily.

5319.
Buchanan (S. E.) My little - girl.
17511.
Buchbinder (Willy) Du. 6095.
Buckholz (J..H.) Oh fair Canada.
11288.
Buchsbaum (Jennie) :
Come on and hear our radio.
18710.
Jazz has got me. 17165.
Love’s sweet song. 17350.

My mother. 11125.
This world is filled with gladness.
23053.
You think you’re such a great I
am. 23326.
Buck (Dudley) :
Coming of the King. 14163 (117).
Concert waltz. 21345.
Studies in pedal phrasing for the
organ. 7808 (128).
Buek CH. B.)’:
Anvil. 18364 (77).
Coming of the King.
Fiver of Thee.

14163 (117).
18364 (65).

14

Grasshopper and the ant. 18364 -
(79).

Home sweet home. 18364 (95).

Studies in pedal phrasing for the
organ. 7808 (128).

Sword dance. 18364 (80).

When the corn is waving. 18364
(219):
Buek:. ¢P.., C.)%, Lullaby; , 15263.
Bucke (L. E.) Songs of the children.
HI?

Buckingham (D. 1)
mical activities.
Buckler. (Edna)

Skips and rhyth-
11673. ;
Song in the night.

11719.
Buckler (Edward). By the lake.
9678. :
Buckner (Elliott) :
Beautiful belle. 3500.
Get in and ride. 21621.
Old-timer’s love song. 4841.

Buckner (Henry) I want a man.
19292.
Buehlmeyer (Henry)
without notes. 3563.
Buell music co.:
In the harbor of home sweet home.
219S
Ninety-first Psalm.
You'll never be a
23317.
3ueno (C. R.) Puebla.
Buffa (Vincent) :
Amuri. 9487.
Inno litttorio.
Mammuzza mia.
Buffa bros. :
Ah, chi lV’ aveva di.
Maliziosetta. 4570.
Napule mio. 2606.
Nofrio, + 2631.
Buffano (Jules) :
Henpecked blues. 6323, 16937.
Some lonesome night. 591.
Sweet Kalua Lou. 22950.
Bulfum (Herbert) :
I’m going higher some day. 6410.
Let’s go. 4465.
Lord followed me.
Radio song. 17764.
Butorde (MH iS a Vy ioittie’ talk
with Jesus makes it right. 19590.
Bugbee (W. N.):

75 music pieces

22391.
sister to me.

17751.
19379.
10908.

762.

17312.

Hiram and Sophia at the fair.
19135.

Now didn’t it pay to-«¢ome?
19952.

Oh dear, such horrid colds. 19989.

Real oid-fashioned welcome!
20194.

Sally gets ready for Si. 20282.

Santa’s never failed us_ yet.
20292.

Star above the manger. 20463.

3

INDEX

pti fits.tys is

Bugbee (W. N.)—Continued.
This dear old school of ours.

20620.
We're going to have a circus in
the barn. 20770.

We've just got married. 20772
Bugler (W. J.) L stands for London.
15145.
Buhl (Hilliar de) Everybody calls
me angel child. 6145.
suhler -(H. C.).:

Our universe. 20065.
Sweetheart. 15997.
Buinis (Longin) Liberty bell. of
Lithuania. 318.

Bulgarelli (Vincent F.) Boys of the
A. E. F. 9649.
Bulger (Harry) Hey rube. 12918,

14817, 14818.
Bull (—) Melody in D. 25595 (440).
Bull (Mrs, F.) All over you. 21014.
Bull (John) King’s hunt. 24267.
Bull (Ole) Chalet girl’s Sunday.
7985.
Bullard (Carrie) See Lewis (Carrie
Bullard).

Bullard (F. F.):
Beam from
(20).
Nottingham hunt.
Bullard (M. S.):
Beam from yonder
(20):
Nottingham hunt.

yonder star. 18364

18364 (153).
star. 18364

18364 (153).

Bullard (Mrs. W. lL.) Just lonely
lonesome. 8449.

Bulletin pub. co. Hungry heart.
14864.

Bullock (Ernest) As I laye a-thynk-
ynge. 25.

Harem girl.. 16915.
There’s a land. 25595

Bump (Oscar)
Bumpus (F.)
(276).
Buneh (R, A.) jr.:
I don’t know blues. 19209.
My posy man. 8720, 8722.
Sweet precious dreams of para-
dise. 13872.
Buneh and Judy. 510, 3369 (19, 26,
31, 32,.48; 02, 93).

Bunchuk (A.) Russian tango. 11561.

Bunn (H. T.). Pershing, the brave.
17704.

Bunn (J. M.) Take it easy. 20542.

3unnow (Leo) Homesick coon.
10367.

Buonanni (Paolo) Cuoco e Vamore.
18738.

Buongiovanni (France) :
Buone cose. 16534.

Casarella ’e sposa. 186388.
Mandulino luntano. 8600.
Marenarella mia. 19701.

Tantella. tanteila, tantella.

9159. |

Buongiovanni (P.):

Scrivenno a mama. 7268.

Te voglio bbene oj ne’. 7496.
Burberry (Cora) Roll dem = eyes.
24944,
Burbick (V. F.) My western maid.
15468.

Bureay- (Tad da:

Keep a-shining on sily’ry moon,

4402,
She’s my wild Irish rose o’er the
Sea, 5126.
Burch (R.C.) Mammy dear. 2437.

Burch (Reva) I
there’s about you.
Burche (Tom)
7481.
Burchell (Rex):
Song of the clock. 13802.
Why didn’t you tell me that you
loved me. 23254.
Burdett (G. A.):
Blessed is everyone that feareth.

don’t know what
19210.

Ta’ hornbriller paa.

7 ye

Cradle song on St. Sylvester.
18727.

I say to all men. 254.

Meditation upon Toplady. 2478.

Postlude on Alford. 2772. |
Postlude on Onward Christian sol-
diers. 20144.
3urdett (W. S.):
I don’t know what I’ve done.
14879.
Slips-slurs-slides and glisses.
15864.
Tee-hee’s delight. 18051.
Time, the place, the day. 18111.
Trombone de jazz. 16109.
Burdette (Gene) Chinaman _ blues.
5950.
Burdick,,(A. W.):

Behold the man. 18527.
Moonlight on St. Clair. 4673.
Burdick (Gladys) I know that it’s

easy to cry. 24083.
Burdick (Irving) Swing song. 14163
(558).
Burdine .(S..G.) :
Take me back to Amarillo. 9150.
When the sun is slowly sinking.
5d63.
Bureau (Leonard) Your wonderful
smile. 14160.
Buren (B. Van) See Van Buren (B.)
Burg (Clarence) Arkansas traveler.
1539.
Burgess (H. P.) Lt. Culpepper. 319.
Burian (Oskar) :
Ich kenn’ ein restaurant. 13007.

Kannst du’s nicht mal aus liebe

tun. 6578.
Willst du mein midi sein. 5612.
Burk (F. C.) Shoe blues. 20346.

1494

- Burkholder (D. C.)

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Burk (F. W). My sweetheart is sing-
ing. 15466.

Burke (Anthony) In that little place
where I was born and raised. 13048.

Burke (Charles) St. Patrick’s prayer.

72438.
Burke,, (EF. TE) Somebody new.
251038.
Burke. (J.A.) :

Are you lonely. 9515, 14248.

Breath of old Ireland and you.
9653.

Don’t forget to remember. 188384,
21434.

I've got another lovin’ mamma,
callin’ me daddy now. 4220.

If you knew her side of the story.
24145.

Midsummer night blues.

My Miami mammy. 6918.

My pal. 4731.

‘Take me back to the garden of
roses. 22981. 5

You taught me how to love you
so please don’t leave me now.

2012.

3304.
Burke (J. L.) My Oklahoma home.
Lig bear
Burke (Maude) Woodland melodies.
9363.
Burke (Roy). Lone trail. 15211.
Burkhardt (AL) Ohio — sunshine.
112535,
Burkhardt (Elsa) My baby Loo.
4556.
Burkhardt & Travis:
Ohio sunshine. 11253.
Spanish Rose. 5679 (351).
Burkhart, Quinnell & Friedman.

Would you like to have me tell you.

g Para

Corn-beef and

cabbage. 3685.
Burks (Jeff) Give it to me daddy
cause it’s .all—all-mine. 10223.

Burleigh (Cecil):
Hallowe’en. 4051.
In dewy dells. 21921.
Indian snake dance.
Lilie 24314,
Merriment. 10977.
Sunlight through leaves.
Wing roo.’ 5615, 232738.

Burleigh (H’T)':
Dream love. 16735.
Trees have grown so.

Burmeister (Paul):
Persian song. 17705.
Why do I love my flag. 12229.

0679 (237).

11805.

18140.

‘Burnaby (H. M.):

In Turkey where the harem lilies

.. grow. 8401.

Phoebe McPhee. 13558.
Burnell (1I.) Cuttin’ rushes.

106658—24 13

5994.

Burneson (C. T.) Let’s elope. 10755,
10756.

Burnett (A. LL.) Celestial. songs.
38603.

Burnett (B. M.) Spark Plug. 606.

Burnett (EK. M.) Night after night.
4779. ;

Burnett (J. W.) Meet me in sunny
Florida. 8624.

Burnett (Robert)
land. 12821.
Burnett (S. L.) Spark Plug. 606.
Burnham (C. W.) Lonesome days.
19604.
Burnight (Zoa) :
In a quaint old fashioned cottage
by the sea. 4273.
On my wedding day. 7020.
Burns (Felix) Frivolity. 12837.

Folk songs of Scot-

Burns (J. H.) Sweet Louise. 7462.
Burns * t3. > P-) Treasure Island.
20660. :
Burns (Peter) Tutankhamen days.

23096.
Burns (R. E.) Fireside of motherly
love. 21554.

Burns-Shaffer pub. co.:
At the rainbow’s end. 5770.
When the sweet hawthorn’s in
flower. 7703. ,
Burr.(C. EH.) Old, Glory. 17635;
Burris (E. H.) When you meet some-
ohe that is square. 7712.

Burrowes (Joe):
Covered wagon days.
Down on Panga

14584.
Peacock strut. 15631.
Washington Square.

Burrows (Benjamin) :
Among the heather.
Hlegy. 10048.
Pastorale. 9675.
Postlude. 11424.
Prelude. 9676.
Summer musings.

Burrows (R. J.):
Hoosier mama.
Quit coaxin’ me.

Burrs (Jim) I am

14871.
Burt (AL):
Love bird. 2407.
Noma: 15515.
She wouldn’t do what I asked her
to. 20974 (202), 22768.
Burt (Jessie) :
Lovey dear. 6707, 17354.
Safely anchored. . 7240, 17323.

Burt (Virginia) Sweet honey. love.

11838.

Burtch,, (Be b.)

me. 15585.

14477.
Panga Bay.

16198.

21039.

22924.

ZETOQt
24908.
gone

dat’s all.-

One who cares for

1495

INDEX

pt. 101, n. s., v.18

i

Burtnett (Earl):
Dont make your sweet Mama cry
over you. 1848.
I stole you from someone else and
somebody else stole you from

me. 10503.
It takes but a moment to say
goodbye. 6517.
Burton (C. E.) His girl. 992.
Burton (C. P.) Baltimore American
march. 9413 (12).

Burton (G. W.):
Back to Dixie land and home
sweet home. 1570.
On the dreamy Huron River.
487.
Only a rose.
Burton (J. L.);:
Dreams. 3819.
Scheming. 15811. -
Burton (Lucile):
I’m so lonely for a
24111.
Melody waltz. 13292.
On the Susquehanna'shore, 15577.

11298.

good girl.

Burton ( Victor ) Sobbin’ _ blues.
22824.

Burtram (Ernest) Country memories.
21358.

Bury (V.) Craonne, 12629.

Busby (Bert)
Busby (R. E.)
nice old man.
Busch (Adolf) :
Fantasie. 14365.

See Busby (R. E.)
Buy a paper from a
18601, 21220.

Konzert in A moll. 2308.

Sonate in G dur. 15898.
Busch (Carl) :

Bobolinks. 21186.

Kansas city spirit. 24255.

Romanza, in F. 24952.
Buschaw (W. A.) Broadway waltz.
1647, 3557.
Busé (William) :

Ballo delia farfalla. 5800.
Hm-m!...hm-m! 14827.
Italian serenade. 8413.
Song without words. 17956.
Uhm! uhm. 161380.
Bush (A. D.) Sonata in B minor.
9080.

Bush (J. J.) Golden city. 6251.
Bush (Walter) Six miniatures. 64.
Bushen (Dora) Little grey home in
the West. 24325.
Bushman (W. A.)

lidar di

Broadway waltz.

BOO.
Bushyard (Myrtle) Missouri para-
dise. 11011.

Busk (R. E.) If-I-owned-the-world, I
wouldn’t be satisfied. 6443.
Busoni (Ferruccio) :

Heole des arpéges. 18889.
Prélude et Etude. 20153.

Vaniationen, Perpetuum mobile
[und] Tonleitern. 3204.

Busse (Henry) :
Dancing shoes. 14514.
I thought I knew. 14946.
Lonely butterfly. 15212.
Ta ta blues. 3076.

| Busser (Henri) :

Aprés la retraite. 16480.

Fantaisie sur des themes écos-
sais. 14670.
Nympbe endormie.
Petite suite. 4917.

19963.

Requiem. 14163 (215).
Sommeil de Venfant Jesus. 14163
(aa).
Busy Bee. pseud. See Stoddard
(M. B.)
Busy Christmas fairies. 1655.
Butcher (F. C.) Heart of me. 14804.

Butler (B. T.) I hear New Hampshire
calling me. 14886.
Butler (Eugene) Love comes a-sail-
ing. 8546.
Butler (Frank)
enough for me.
Butler (Georgia)
Butler (Gus)
1475 (10).
Butler (H. E. Gibson-)
Butler (H. E.).
Butler (J. E.) My Washington. 6931.
Butler (J. M.) He will lead. 8269.

American flag is good
3421.
Drifting. 16746.
Don’t talk about me.

See Gibson-

Butler (James) In the front seat
tonight. 19361.
Butler (John) My unknown isle.
17543.
Butler (Leonard) :
Bergerette. 23479.
Little study in syncopation. “8527.
Mélodie symphonique. 8626.
Song of the brooklet. 5198.
Stray leaves. 615.
Butler (M. D.) My mother is wait-
ing for me. 17528.

Butler (M. W.):

Dashing through the snow. 23688.

Emperor’s band march. 14163
(151).

Hawaiian farewell song, Aloha
oe. 19100.

In the gloaming. ‘10578.

In the spring sunshine. 15024.

Jingle bells galop. 14163 (288).
Kansas City grain march, TS8is
(55).

Love’s old sweet song. 15253.
Lucella waltz. 14163 (324).
Marie schottische. 7808 (68).
Nancy Lee. 15476.

Oh! dem golden slippers. 24705.
Rock me to sleep, mother. 20254.
Summer night waltz. T7808 (129).
’Tis thy lovely bright eyes. 25311.

1496

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Butler (Pearl) Your face in a star

I see. 23335.
Butler (Polly) She’s my wonderful
Des Biri. 291.

Butler (R. H.) Crying for you. 9843.
Butler (Robert) Rake, borrow or
Stediee LLi Ctl.
Butler (W. M.):
Fear not my Ilcve.
Molly-Polly-Dolly. 17446.
Pretty little eyes. 17745.
Butler (Winifred) What shall I do
when you’re gone. 9298.
Butman (Mabel) Sailing the blue.
20277.
Buirmers (J. G.)” Why worry.?,., 23262.
Bure (4, C,) 1 coteaegiri.; , 19213.
Buttenuth (Bob) I’m a lonesome cry
baby. 10456.
Butterfield (J. A.) When you and I
were young, Maggie. 12199, 25488.
Butterly (D. R.) Old fashioned lady.
L1264;
Butts (George) :
Dady o’ mine. 1794.
Don’t blame me. 14573.
_ Good woman’s blues. 8240.
I can’t kick. 19203.
I’m broke fooling with you. 4185.
Star boarders blues. 17975.
Stay home stew. 20473.
Buxeuil (R. de) Ma chanson. 10889.
Buya (Alfeo) :
Nuovo metodo. 11198.
Nuovo metodo per violino.
22411, 22412.

Buys (Peter) Hot time in the old
town. 24087.
Buyssens (Paul)
naliers. 7956.

Buzbee (J. E.) Mother. 11043.

Buzzi (E. G.) Marionette en prome-

nade. 45938, 4594.

Buzzi-Peccia (A.) 2
Mal @’ amore. 7808 (250).
Pauurra. 22020.

Buzzolani (Giosué) :
A Mussolini. 12348.
A te, cara. 12349.
Felicita spezzata.
Foglia appassita.
Fra le rose. 8198.
Ida. 13008.
In giardino. 8385.
O soave fanciulla.
Parlami d’ amor.
Primavera. 8900.
Rimembranze. 8939.
Sogno di gioventt. 9064.

16796.

17589,

25 exercices jour-

12798.
2819.

13444.
13529.

Sono italiano. 13807.
Tristi ricordi. 9227.
' Vita gaia. 9268.

Byas -(Mrs... R.. M.)

Home without a
mother. 21753.

Byers (A. L.):
Church’s jubilee. 9769.
Flee to the cross. 10136.
Hearts full of thanksgiving.
23989.
Ill try to bring one. 24092.
In honor to the King. 10562.
Kingdom is open. 10699.

Lay up your treasures on high.
10737.

Let the fire fall on me. 10763.
Now I see. 11193.
O chureh of God! 11205.

Preach the gospel of sunshine.
11439.
Reformation glory.
Safest path. 11566.
Since Jesus put the glory in my

soul. 11661.
That’s enough for me. 11919.
What a dear friend is Jesus!

11495.

x a ee oh
When Jesus answers my prayer.
25472.
Byers (S. C.) Five gifts from the
stork. 7961.
Bygone days. 14368.
Byrd (—) This sweet and merry
month, 652.
Byra (5B: 'G.) :
Everybody is somebody’s fool.
921.
If you'll take back all you said.
8377.
Why did Cupid shootat me? 7734.

Byrd (K. B.)
to our house.
Byrd (William) :
Ah silly soul. 18392.
Ambitious love hath forced me to
aspire. 1516.
Byrd’s (William) Lachrymae pa-
vane. 14870.
Cradle song.

When company comes
DOB8.

5985.

Dances grave and gay. 12649.

Dies sanctificatus. 8092.

Earthly tree a heavenly fruit.
14603.

Fourteen pieces for keyed instru-
ments. 3568.

From Virgin’s womb this day did
spring. 21590.

I joy not in no earthly bliss.
24081.

Justorum animae. 13105.

Make ye joy to God. 17374.

O praise the Lord, ye saints above.
6988.

Office for the holy
13453, 15534, 15535.

Praise our Lord, all ye Gentiles.
15690.

Salve Regina. 8975.

Senex puerum portabat.

Sing, joyfully unto God.

communion.

9000.
15745,

1497

INDEX

Byrd (William )—Continued. ©

This sweet and merry month.
23052.
When Israel came out of Egypt.
16235.
While that the sun. 23242.
Byrne (C. E.) Steger song book.
1316.
Byrnes (H. P.) My Java rose-bud.
19865.

Byrom (Mrs. J. C.) Sweet Marylou.
20520.
Byron (W. J.)
that you wore.
Byram, (dei yy:
He is my sheik. 19110.
Virginia sunshine. 38223.
Cabanne (Eug.):
Tango du soir.
Volupté. 7645.
Cabaret follies. 113.
Cabaret girl. 1659.
Cabaret kittens. 7529.
Cabdiolo (Umberto)
14590.
Cable co.:
A la bien-aimee.
Air and gavotte.
Alabama. 10.
American crusaders march. 23394.
At dawning. 12409.
Badinage. 5796.
Ballet music from Rosamunde.
565.
Barearolle.

That pink sunbonnet
11915, 23016,

16017.

Dream city.

5682.
oO791.

13450.

Birthday of a king. 23494.
Bubbles. 5872.
Caprice espagnole. 4684.

Carmencita — morceau caracteris-
tique. 3590.
Cradle song.
Etude de concert.
Fifth symphony.
Fontaine. 21573.
Giga con variazioni.
Grand polka de concert.
Homage a Rameau. 41038.
Intermezzo. 08.
Isolde. 698.
Juggleress. 6870.
Liebestraume. 328.
Love sends a little gift of roses.
6696.
Love’s old sweet song. 24397.
Marche. slave. 669.
Maritana overture.
Meditation. 7574.
Melodies of the South.
Mocking bird. 4656.
My robin is to the greenwood
gone. 22858.
Nazareth. 239382.
New England idyls.
Nocturne. 4807.
Nola. 24662.

23654.
22092,
23468.

13616.
23936.

6766.
22224,

360.

pt. 111, n. Ss. v.18

Old Viennese
13474. .
On blooming meadows. 13476.
Pathetic symphony. 5402.
Poet and peasant. 138579.
Poppies. 523. ;
Prelude. 23596.
Rigoletto paraphrase. 23147.
Russian folk songs. 5924.
Sans toi. 5075.
Sea pieces. 138245.
Seguidilla. 22745.
Shepherd’s hey. 7305.
Siciliano. 3470.
Song of love. 22844.
Southern springtime
602.
Sparks. 22295.
Spinning song. 4632.
Spring whispers. 13825.
Staccato caprice. 13833.
Study on the Minute waltz.
3635.
Tango Americain.
Three o’clock
25296.
Unfinished symphony. 22730.
Voice of chimes. 689.
Cadieux (Albert) Votre sourire.
Cadiz (Leila) Message. 24512.
Cadman (Charles Wakefield) :
At dawning. 12409.
Builder. 12529.
Cry at dawn. 3702.
Enough for you and me.
Face the world. 14655.
Four American Indian
12537.
From Hollywood. 23858.
From the land of the sky-blue.
water. 16888.
Indian cradle song. 171835.
Like some young’ troubadour.
8510.

My sweetheart. of
17541, 20974 (178).
My thoughts are you.

18364 (288).
Prairie sketches. 4954, 7135.
Thunder God’s child. 18103.
Where the lotus blooms. 25498.
._ Within the potter’s shop. 16317.
Cadrette (Julia) VU take you back

dance melodies.

waltzes.

7488.
in the morning.

2598..

16769.

songs..

paradise.

13395,

again. 21824.
Cady (Harriette Chinese lullaby.
23598. -

Caesar (Billy) Sal, my heart is break--.
ing for you. 22703. .

Caesar (Irving) Louisville. 6682.
Caesar (W. F.):
Honeymoon time. 4116-4119,,
14844.

Poor Richard. 11421.
Cafferty (Anna) Silly Tilly. 13738.

1498

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Caher (Charles) :

I long for the old days. 6899.

I’m going back to New York.
6409.
Cahill (Harry):
Night-time. 17565.

Syncopation on the brain. 18033,
22954.
Cahill (William) Birth of the sham-
rock. 23498.

Caillovette ( Minnie ) Kathleen.
analy.
Cain (EF. FE.) Weary moon. T7674.

Lonely. 10817.
Tridnfo dell ’inno-

Caione (Americo)
Calabro (Rocco)
cenza. 5390.
‘Calder (Archibald)

Jill. 10640.

Caldicott (J. A.) Winter days. 14163
(616).
Caldwell (Anna) Cinders. 3642.
Caldwell (C. F.):
Plinka plunk. . 17727.

You. 20921.
Caldwell (Charles) There’s a little
bit of something. 20607.
Caldwell (Mrs. G. N.) My. land of
golden dreams. 2579.
Caldwell (Hilly) :
Be’s you got bugs.
Galavantin’ mamma. 14724.
Caldwell (J. S.) Sweetheart’s honey-
moon. 16000, 20528.
Caldwell (L.) When God made a

12454.

mother like you. 5539.
Caldwell (R. M.) It may be for your
child or mine. 17154.

“Caldwell (Richardson)
beanstalk. 94138.
Caldwell (Ted):
Candy. 14384, 18622.

Jack and the

Please! Mister! don’t do that.
15671.
Rolling stone don’t gather no
moss. 18656, 20236.
Calico. 18608.
Callan (M. R.) ’Mong the hills back
home in dear old Pennsylvania.
15369.

Callens (Henry) :

Don’t mean you no good. 16717.

He’s my man, your man, Some-
body else’s too. 23983.

Lonesome daddy blues. 17301.

Callis (O. H.) Living for the King.
2389.

Caludi.
tien).

Calvary selection of spiritual songs
with music for the church and the
choir. 1475 (1).

Calvary selection of spiritual songs
with music for use in social meet-:
Oise Ces ae (aM .

Calver (F. L.):

Easter joy. 133.

‘pseud, See Rogister (Chre-

God, that madest earth and

heaven. 12865.
How peaceful .was the _ night.
16982.
Journey onward. 13080.
Magnify His name. 13252.
New city. 4771.
Rejoice. the Lord is risen. 537.
Sunset spell. 13858.
Thought of home at sea. 13932.

Calvert (Charles) I
eared. 2353.
Calvete (Babil) :
Grisée d’amour.

didn’t know I

12883, 16905.

Por alegrias. 7129.

Postinero. 13587.

Raquel. 7180.
Cambodia. 12910.
Camden (H. P.) California your state
and mine. 38576.
Camerlingo (G.) Canto del cardel-
lino. 14888.

Cameron (Alick) :
Doughboy’s last dreams.
Prohibition blues. 20164.

Cameron (Ed.):

Calling for you. 21234.
You are easy to remember, but not

18845.

so easy to forget. 5648.
Cameron (Frank) :
I want toy put, an -R in. Mary.
10518.
Piggly-wigely. 11398.
When the sultan left Angora.
12188.
Camilieri (L.) If any little word.
1029.

Cammarata (M.):

Valley of dreams. 16146.

When the green leaves turn. to
gold. 16251.
Camp (Ernest) :
Money means nothing to me.
6856.
Only a picture, that hangs on the
wall. 8821.
Camp (J. 8.) :
Christ our Passover. 9413 (26).

Song of the winds. 9413 (133).
Camp (The) See Hadyn (Franz Jo-
sef) Three Welsh airs.
Campagno (G. M.) Missa in honorem
S. S. Trinitatis. 19768.

Campbell (A. N.) All over you. 7824.
Campbell (C. M.):

Good humor. 14762.

Princess Gioia. 8902.

Campbell (Clarence) Evry day—
evry hour—ev’ry minute. 16778.
Campbell (Florence) Fundamental
bar work and ballet technique.

12844, 14722.
Campbell (H. A.) It’s lonesome in
blue bird land. 48384

1499

tt i. f
”~® fens
b. er.

INDEX .

pt. 111, a. s., v. 18

Campbell (HB. R.) Dear mother of
mother’s day. 8080.
Campbell (L. B.):

In gay and sombre mood. 24158.
In the fern glen. 15016.
Leprechaun. 24294.

Campbell (L. M.) Better day. 21158.

Campbell (Rosemary) Creed of the
klan. 23659.

Campbell-Watson (F.) Chant du nuit.
16570.

Campos (J. M.) Hijos de:

Aires del pais. 7815.

Conversacion. 21347.
Campos (Oliver) :

Dixie paradise. 9948.

Enchanted days. 10059.

Everybody picks on me. 8166,
14645.
yarden of Allah. 10191.
I wonder why. 10530.
Camus (—) Six grandes etudes. 5892.

Camusat (Speranza-)
Camusat (—)
Canada, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. V.
Canal (Marguerite) :
Don Juan. 6053.
TdyHe. 5895.
Lied. 5896.
Myro. 6932.
Roses de Saadi. 7225.
Canan (N. E.) Purple and the gold.
15710.
Canard amoureux.
Canaro (F.):
Camarada.
Pillin.
Simari.
Surfa. 3035.
Canaro (J.) Camarada. 12543.
Canaway (Sterling) Play it or leave
it alone. 24866.
Cancelmo (J. D.):
Dan Pep. 9954.
I’m going back. 14917.
O! daddy. 11235.
Smilin’ brown eyes. 18761.
Somewhere there’s someone who
loves you. 11711.
Candidate’s daughter.
Candiolo (Umberto) :
Aurora. 3459, 14258.
Dream city. 3806.
New hésitation. 47738, 15494.
Gandivn ver EEL.
Easter antiphon. 3838.
Fierce raged the tempest o’er the
deep. 10118.
Finale. 5898.
In Nieotina. ..15012:
Lift your glad voices in triumph
on high. 6633.
Light of the world. 19561.
Littie telltale. 243838, 24339.

See Speranza-

5897.
12543.

15658.
15852.

1669.

15

Ride on, ride on in majesty. 2837.
Shadow march. 1278.
Skye boat song. 5155, 5156.
Sleep Holy Babe. 22810.

Song of autumn. 9081.
Songs of New York state college
for teachers. 11735. ‘

Cane (il. A.):

Cowslips. 1776.

Daffodils. 1795.

Marguerite. 2451.

Narcissus. 2607.
‘anfield (A. 3B.) Ditson’s music
writer and speller. 21427.
Canfield” (KF. P.) Ocean lullaby.
24693. :

Canfield (I. A.):
Honey let us take a little walk.
2072.
Walking Alabama coon. 12114.
Canfield (R. E.) Don’t think I’m blue.
12708.
Canning (—)
20238.
Canning (I. A.) Just been wond’ring
all day long. 13094-13096.
Cannio (E.):
Non m’ interessa e nen mi ri-
guarda. 8761.
°O bbene ’e cuncettina.
Sonatina. 20420.
Viene, bellezza mia.

Canoro (Louis or Luigi) :
"A echiu bella tarantella.
°A chitarra

18370.
°A festa ’e Piererotta.
Amicizia. 21037.
Amo solo a té. 5734.
Bersagliere allegro.
Biricchina. 12485.
Cecilia. 12564.
Dolee amore. 6047.
Dolce sogno. 18822.
"E scarpe culurate.
Fiorentina. 12808.
Mamma me vo’ fa Monaca. 10906.
Mandulinata triste. 19688.
Napulitana bella. 4757._
Oj ma perdoname. 2681.
Regina del mare, 22639.
Scrivenno a mama. 7268, 11602.
Signorina. 203854.
Sogno delle rose.
Stelluccia d’oro.
Tramonto,.. 13951.
Tutti al ballo. 5416.

Canti di Sardegna. 23854.

Cantica eucharistica. 21248.

Cantiques. 12550.

Cantor (Eddie) :

Eddie steady. 8138, 10035.

I want ’em wild, weak, warm and
willing. 17084.

If you do what you do.

Rock-a-bye baby waltz.

19966.

14012.
9415.

’e donna “Teresa.

x

18371. ‘

21155.

10026.

7348.
22892.

24144.
00

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

2281.
11101,

Keep it under your hat.
My girl uses mineralava.
12344 (173).
My girl uses mineralava, that’s
why I’m her beau. 133870.
Reuben, Reuben, where have you
been. 22650.
Snuggle pup Cantor. 22818.
Cantor (Nell) Maybe. doesn’t mean a
thing. 13286.
Cantor (Otto)
(62).
Cantors ass’n of America:
Al naharos bovel. 23375.
Heje im pifijos. 23992.
Cantuale romano-seraphicum. 5901.
Cantwell (EK. M. D.) I bowed on my
knees and cried holy. 10419.
Capaldo (Salvatore) :
A pupa d’ ’a rinascenta.
Candida. 143838.
Canti sinceri. 18626.
Io muoio per te. 17148.
Lassammoce, Mari. 19534. .
‘O passaquay. 19977.
. Pazzarella. 15628. —-
Capehart (Clara): :
Carolina carvin’ time.’ 23562.
Goodbye ain’t always gone. 16885,
21659.
Mem’ries bring you to me. 24501.
Capel (J. M.) Three score and ten.
12344 (54).
Capen (Elizabeth) Memories though
I may roam. 19737. .
Capet (Lucien) Aria. 3585.
Capitol music co.:
Hello Mars.

Dream song. 18364

16376.

2048.

I know you’re mine. 10440.
Jade, 21975.

Longing for you. 2396.
Stingy. 25168.

There is just to-night. 5342.

Capitole. 14163 (75).

Caplax (Hdward) Lonesome blues.
339. -

Capman (Milford)
one of those
19111.

Capodiferro (Peter):

He'll always be
guys. 12900, 14798,

Blue Mediterranean. 5847.

Paprika. TO67.
Cappadona (F. M.):

Elegy. 16760.

Meditation of love. 6785.

Capri (Alfred) Chanson cfline. 7986.
Captain’s lady. 9702.

Capua (EH. di) See di Capua (E.)
Caputo (D.):

Coralito. 5976.
Red rose of Spain, Coralito mine.
ae is sak @

Car (Albert) I wonder if I’ll meet
her in heaven. 4238.

Caraballo (Francisco) Moonlight in
Porto Rico. 15376.
Carabella (Ezio) :
Andante con variazioni.
Bambt.. 23452.
Don Gil, dalle calze verdi.
Sweet butterfly. 11827.
Carbonara (Gerard) :
Baby’s prayer. 21091.
Dance of the imps. 21381.
Minuet. 22258.
Petite gavotte.
Carcel (R.):
Blonde amie. S808.
Printemps. 1237.
Card (B.): ie
K-loony Dan. 15138.
Ringlets of gold. 20227.
To the beach to find a little mer-

14225.
6052.

22548.

maid. 18130.
Card (Leslie) Midnight charm.
17422.
Card (W. C.) Out of the hearts of
the founders. 17672.
Cardegno (N.) Blue eyes. 18548.
Cardelis (F. C.):
Amore di bimba. 9483.

Egyptian wonderland. 10041.
Nozze principessa Iolanda.
Promessa patta senza core.
Cardella (Antonio) M’e’ssora.
Cardilli (M. V.):
Berceuse. 14806.
Campane di Corneville.
Candide vele. 23552.
Children’s dance. 14426.
Evening song. 14639.
First flower of spring.
Giovinezza. 3977.
In chiesa. 15008.
Lindler. 15149.
M’amasti mai? 24407.
Morning song. 15382.
Nel bosco. 15487.
Pagliacci. 10748.
Serenade coquette.
Tirolese. 16081.
Tuoi baci. 1390.
Care (Terese) Two blue eyes. 16127.
Care flies from the lad that is merry.
1258"

8768.
4969.

13242.

1669.

10127.

20327.

Carena (Felice) Akaba. 1494.
Carew (Lady) Bridge. 12518.
Carew (Molly) Market. 15303.

Carew (Naomi) Treated wrong blues.

2paa..
Carew (R. J.) Speed the day. 3010.
Carey (C. F.):
Fascination. 23805.
Spirit of joy. 25144.
Carey (Clare) ‘Tears. 5301.
Carey (Clu) Fore. 10155.

1501

INDEX

pt. m1, n.s., v. 18

Carey (J. B.):
In the harbor of home sweet home,
21935.
Ninety-first Psalm. 22391.
You'll never be a sister to me.
233817.
Carey (T. J.) My liberty land. 15440.
Caribes (Doco) My pearl of Para-
dise. 13385.
Carifs (Eddy)
10756.
Carisch (A.
A sera. 20979.
Akaba. 1494.
Album di composizioni e danze.
7820.
Andante.
Bluff! 7931, 7932, 16510.
Canto funebre. 1677 v.
Canzone del Grappa. 1679.
Canzone di strada. 21245.
Cinque pezzi infantil.
22787.
Ecole du mecanisme.
Erinni. 10069.
Hechicera. 8280.
Kim. 6584, 8463. _
Malabar. 6737, 8590.
Menuet empire. 10971.
Miranda. 8649.
Nuits d’Espagne.
Nuovo metodo.
22411, 22412.
Oh! rose... bleu!
8793, 17620.
Pentecoste. 17702.
Piccola velocita. 22554.
‘Poemi del dolore. 7117.
Poor Mignon. 17732, 177338.
Primo maestro. 22601.
Projezioni musicali. 22607.
Réponse 4 Salomé. 8982.
Seuola della veloeitéa. 22738.
Sonata per cimbalo. 7366.
Sonate. 2880.
Suite no. 1. 7442.
Suite no. 2. 11797.
Tommy. 9220.
Tre liriche. 21603.
2a. leggenda. 23350.
4 composizioni per
21416.
5 secelte composizioni per piano-
forte. T7806.
28 esercizi melodici. 21422.
30 nuovi studi del meccanisms.
9852.
40 preludi. 21373.
Carl (W. A.) Little girl with eyes
of black. 6653.
Carleton (Bob):
Hello sweet lady. 4092.
Tm gon-na pack up parcel post..
14919, 14920.

Let’s elope. 10755,

ie Ge) ten eis

21602.

22655

21482.

22410.

11198. 17589,

7004, 7893,

pianoforte.

Kindergarden blues. 4413.
Secrets of my heart. 7272.
Struttin’ Jim. 1322, 5242.
Carleton (F. B.) We're from New
England. 5512.
Carleton (F. L.) Blame it on Eye.
14823.

Carlin music €0.:
At dawn. 27.
Garden of thoughts.
Carlis (EK. Y.)

180.
I’m glad nobody loves

you, nobody but me. 10467.
Carlisle (Alison) :
Flying horses. 23835.

Shooting gallery. pts D8.

Sundown. 11802.
Swinging so gaily. 25215.
Carlo (—):
Clouds of love. 82.
Hisie. 188.
J feel so sorry for the rose. 21806.
Ill find the key. 236.
Little glow worm. 330.
My Irish rosary. 8712.
One day in May. 491.
Tut-ankh-amen, in the valley of

the kings. 9244.
Two lips are roses. 672.
Carlo (Monte) :
Chante, mon pipeau. 12575. .
In my little boat of dreams.
13040.
It’s always springtime in my heart.
10604.
My love of long ago. 429, 11119.
Song of the rose. 22850.
Carlo & Sanders. My Irish rosary.
87138.
Carlson (B. H.)
wonderful day.
Carlson (C. A.)
Sion. 425.
Carlson (Daniel) :
Dreaming of love and you. 892.

Won’t that be a
9359.
My beautiful man-

It’s a jazz age, Bill. 1049.
Little dream girl. 1087.
Carlson (Emil) Blues. 9631.

Carlton (Harry):
Carolina, home o’ mine. T975.
Come and be matey Katie. 23621.
How’s ev’rything. 12943.
Nobody’s boy. 8758.
O-0-0-ozone. 13438.

Carlton (Myrtie) At the close of even-

Le... Goaes

Carlton (Richard) Madrigals to five
pieces. 24417.

Carman (W. H.) Nation’s hero.
15478.

Carmelomaria (Domenick) Fra due
fuochi. 21588.

Carmen (Charlotte) Silent tread,
13736.

1502

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

Carmen.
(27):
Carmen Case. 9705.
Carmichael (J. H.)
for me. 18494.
Carmichael (Mary):
It is the hour. 282.
To a throstle. 25595 (280).
Carmine) ¢R., T.) :
Best little wife that God ever
made. 9605.
Home again in Caroline. 21748.
I don’t miss. 14880. 21805.
I’ve got those Highland Dixie
blues. 14955.
Carne (Gerald) :
Spring sang a song. 15926.
Sweet Navarre. 15985.

Back to Chicago

Sweetest flower of all. 15998,
18028.
Carnell (John) Knickers. 13121.
Carner (H. C.) Valse fascination.
20711. i
Carney (Geo.) Colonel Coldfeet. 84.
Carocci (M.) Forse é Il’ ammore.
18987.
Carolina pub. co.:
Ain’t I the snake’s hips. 9445.

Mem’ries bring you to me. 25595
(442), 24501.
You are the queen of the world
to me. 5652.
Caroline. 1536, 2130, 2331, 2440, 3067,
5133, 5606, 5667, 5911, 7084, 7669.
Carosio (G.) Soavi inganni. 15876.
Carovina (P. F.) Dream girl of mine.

2373

Carow (Herman) Voice ‘cross the
sea. 14021.

Carp (A. F.) Henry Ford. 10344.

Carpenter (B. 8S.) Your voice is in
that sweet music. 3361.

Carpenter (Bert)
18065.

Carpenter (C. R.):
One lovely night. 4854.

Some day I’se gwine to take a
walk thru’ that gospel garden.
25100*.

When yo’ head am bowed with
trouble. 7708, 7709.

Carpenter (H. 8S.) Just ordinary old-

fashioned Mary. 24246.

Carpenter (J. A.):
Diversions. 23717.
Tango Americain.

Carpenter (M. L.):
Bowed-head blues.

h jazzers! 22446.
Please do. 22574.
World wasn’t made

23293.

That’s a symptom.

TASS.

21192.

in a day.

3533, T808 (8), 211738,. 25595.

Carpenter (T. L.)
6288.
Carpold co.:

Hail Wilmington.

Is it a sin, my loving you. 6508,
10597.
It’s better tc laugh than to cry.
10605.
Sockin’ it in. 7347.
Carr’ (F. EF.) When I land in old
Rhode Island. 7694.
Carr (Hal) Lovin’, that’s what this

old world needs. ‘4551.
Carr (Hansel) Good time blues. 10261.

Carr (Howard) Crystal gazer. 8053.

Carr (Jimmy) Melancholy. Doe.

Carr (R. C.) When the snow birds
eross the valley. 12187.

Carr (T.-B.) Miy'radio‘sirl. ° 22352.

Carreau (M. 8.) Listening. 2371.

Carrier (H. F.) My dear old-fash-
ioned mother. 11087.

Carriere (Myrtle) He don’t love me
blues. 19107.
Carrington (L. D.)
USAR oot
Carrington (O. M.):
Eventide. 3876.
God bless you, wherever you are.
3998.
In a florist’s window.
Toreadors.... 25321.
Carrion crow. 21252.

Cross and the

17116.

Carroll. (Mrs. A. M.). Longing for
home. 17310.
Carroll (Adam) Synecopetude. 18035.

Carroll (E. C.) Village gossip. 20732.
Carroll (Harl):
Band plays home sweet home.
12444,
Laugh while
around. 13141.
My ecretonne girl. 11082.
Pretty Peggy. 18595.
Carroll (Eddie) :
Lone Kentucky coon. 6673.
My Abe. 6891.
Carroll (Harry) :
Home lights I long to see.
Lest you forget. 10750.
Somewhere in somebody’s
2984.
Somewhere—somehow. 2985.
Carroll (Janie) You didn’t want me
when you had me. 9387.
Carroll (Jed):
Crazy? what d’ye mean. 23656.
For old time’s sake. 21577
Carroll (Walter):
Sleep thy last sleep. 15861.
Twelve studies. 1687.
Water sprites. 16201.

you’re dancing

10364.

arms.

- You’re the mostaggravating daddy | Carroll & Walsh. Light in your eyes,

that I ever had. 23324.

Kathleen. 4475.

1503

INDEX

Carroll’s,..(Earl),. vanities of . 1928.
12444, 12858, 13141, 13595..-

Carrosse du saint-sacrament. 12560.
Carrozza (Geo.) Down town rag.
6081.

Carrozzini (Dante) :

Amour perdu. 14220.

I like them all. 4169.

I'll never be lonely again. 17021.

Little ship of dreams. 4496.

One more waltz. 13489.

Sammy. 5073.

Trails.. 5386.

When I think of you.
Carry. on. 850, 1628.
‘arse (Adam) :

Childhood’s happy days.

Fairy glow. 14663.

Fiddle dances. 238809.

Fiddler’s nursery. 38911.

Hunting the wren. 10398.

I love sixpence. 14902.

Impromptu. 14398.

John Ball shot them all. 2255.

Merry milkmaids. 4637, 4638.

Miniature sketches. 22254.

New school of violin studies.

447-449,

Nocturne. 143899.

Nursery rhymes.

Prelude. 14400.

Rhythm tunes. 17791.

Songs for children. 17957.

West of the Skerries. 5530.
Carson (JJrs. Clarence) Land of

dreams. 15155.

Carson (Harold)

Carson (Henry)
D978.

Carson (R. B.) Somehow, I’m always
to blame. 20411.

Carstairs (Adrian)
eventide. 9304.

Carter (Buenta) :

Fountain. 8196.

Little clown. 8522.

Carter (C. C.) It’s hard to leave
them smiling when yeu love the one
you leave. 21965.

Carter (C.'R.):

Ay! 38466.

Why can’t you love me.

0045.

1719.

8769.

Frescoes. 16827.
Cottage of dreams.

When I return at

o00T.

Carter (HE. N.) Love’s dream. 6701.
Carter (EK. 8.) Paladin. 24789.
Carter (E.-W.):

Drifting along. 3824.

Lilac time. 2361.
Cartér (Ernest) Tower song. 11987.

Carter (F. E.) Evening twilight gath-

ers. 20974 (24).
Carter (F. W3):
Neobody’s boy.

O-0-0-o0zone,
Carter (1. C.)

8758.
13438.

Night is thine. 455.

pt..1, n: s.,-v.18

Carter (Josephine) In jazz time.
2198. ;

Carter (N. M.) When I was a brown-
eyed lassie. 20814.

Carter (N. 8S.) What’s the use?. 3250.

Carter): (00 i) Evening twilight
gathers. 20974 (24).

Carter (Paul) Slip it to me, ease it
to me, blues. 13757.

Carter (Pola) Chiam. 16581.

Carter (Stanley) pseud. See Red-
cliffe.(F J.) D473.
Carter’ (TE, -Royt
Cock is crowing. 18699.
Pndurance and patience. 18904.

Sonnet XVI. 20437.
Sonnet XXIX. 20488.

Carter (W. H.) My Hawaiian belle.
Fai:

Carter (W. R.) My mammy loves me.
Tite,

Caruso (D. R.) Tuoi baci. , 1390.
Cary & co.:
Glorious dawn. 1979.
Hot and bothered. 2075.
June songs. 6559.
Lavender days. 2337.
Little red boat. 6657.
Little thatched cabin. 15206.
Peter the ploughman. 2747.
Rags and bones. 2810.
Rhapsody. 15746.

Road to fairyland. 7209.

Sonatina on Welsh themes. 2987.
Songs of the homestead. 20454.

Sunny days. 15962.
This is my prayer of love for you.

16062.

Tramping. 25330.

Two little curly-headed coons.
18160.

Who wants to go a-romping. 728.

Caryll: (Ivan)
GES 75)
Caryll (Maude)
14163 (195).
Casa (Robert) Girlies.
Casa editrice Izzo:
Ambrette. 23392.
Piedigrotta Izzo, 1922.
Talisman. 25226.
Casa editrice Mario:
Bussola. 23588.
Capri. 238556.
Fra Gandenzio. 23849.
Genoyeifta. 23872.
Luna chiara. 24402.
Mettite Vavvocato. 245153.

Gay Parisienne. 14163.
Gay Parisienne.

16865.

24851.

Pennino antico e spuorco. 24817.

Peroné .. ..peronios o.,perona.
24825.

Serenata a Fiaschetti. 25031.

25098.
25370.

Societa dei 5.
Ultimo lampione.

O4

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

SUN UE Pete Ng te

Casa editrice musicale Sorrento:
‘4 tassa ’e Jusso. 23361.
Addio, Surriento. 20986.
Assassino. 23414.

Bionda rossa e bruna. 21169.
Chello che dice ’a genti. 21285.
Chitarrata dispettosa. 21297.
Giojelleria. 21626.

LY hé ‘a vulé bene. 22118.
Palummo viaggiatore. 22521.
Senza nu dollaro. 22749.
Signorine. 22786.

Suldato appassiunato. 22922.
Tango a Sorrento. 22987.
Tenerezza. 25250.

Torno a canta pe’ te. 23071.

Casa editrice Posillipo:
Areobaleno. 18442.
Cammin facendo. 18618.
Canzona settembrina. 18628.
Ciento culure. 18683.
Cinematografo. . 18688.

*E palluncine. 18880.

Febbre d’amore. 18951.

Forse ’e l’ammore. 18987.
Grattacielo. 19075.

°O muarzo ’e vita. 19976.
Panecuocolo e acquaquiglia. 24795.
Pegio ’e me. 20101.

Senza giuventt. 20317.

Torna a pusilleco. 20652.

Tre lettere. 20659.

Casa musicale Sonzogno s. a.:

Acqua cheta. 9424.

_Addio giovinezza. 3378, 5692, 5693.
Amico Fritz. 24467.
Eia! eia! eia! alala!
Fantasia. 23803.
Fedora. 23807.
Inno di Roma.
Piccolo. Marat.

$141.

8909.
24468, 24469.

Si. 4600.
Casadesus (Francis) Images bréves.
6459.

Casasanta (J. J.) Hike, Notre Dame.
24006. :

Cascioli (A. F.) Wanted a. sweet
little girl. 698.
Cascioli (J. G.) Wanted a sweet
little girl. 698.
Case (—) Song of the robin. 22849.
Case (EK. B.) Happy’ days of yore.
19092. :
Case (li. C.):
Dawning. 3741.
Yesterday. T765, 163387.

Case (Lylah) :
Message of the pansy.
Open road. 20050.
Them superstitious biues. 25263.
- You’re only a fair weather friend.
pes

10981.

$$$ a aS SS SS SSS

Case school of applied science:
Alma mater, Case. 9462.
Boost Case. 96483.
Carmen Case. 9705.

Case fight song. 9714.
Case song book. 9715.
Men of Case. 10965.

My cherished old pipe. 1107S.
Casella (Alfredo) :

A notte alta. 23357.

Two old songs.
Casella (H.) Fantastique. 14671.
Casella (Hector) Hésitante. 16942. -

Casey (Mfrs. Carol) Twilight. 16122.
Casey (J. O.) Ballet music and sol-
diers’ march. 94138 (124).
Casey (J. W.) We are all going down
to Pasadena. 25449.
Casey (Kenneth):
Northern rose. 15519.
Now I know. 19954.
Since I first met you.
Twilight. 16121.
Where the pavement ends. 16275..
You must tell her by moonlight.
14638.
Casey (Mike) Mother. 24555.
Cashman (H. J.) When freedom bids

22796.

Ireland, the top o’ the morn. 3257.
Casini | (Roger) Forboding intro.
937.
Casinogirls. 19657, 19971, 20787.

Casio (Jack) Wonderful Rose. 25545.
Caskey (G. M.) Appleville’s Sis Hop-
king.
Caskie (R. A.) :
Lady Lou I love you ’deed I do.
15148.
Loved ones called away.
Caslar (D. H.) Dry yo’ eyes.
(247), 18874.
Casman (Nellie) Yosel.
Caso (Pietro) Pastorale.
Casper (lL. D.) Day dreams.
Cassaday (V. P.):
Homeward rejoicing. 8297.
Jesus will help you. 8429.
Since Jesus forgave my
9039.
That old home of mine.
Wonderful news. 9857.

Cassel music pub. co.. Cry
woman. 21371.

Cassell (S. J.) Rocking away. 1249.

Castagnoli (Alfred) I love you plenty.
218380.

Castaldi (Alfonso) Tarantella.

15247.
18364
25064.
11389.

21396.
past.

(ad2.

oft the

22990.

Castaneda (Ati) Night and day. 6957.

Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) :
Alt Wien. 14208, 14209.
Epigrafe. 14622.
Momento mori. 15366.
Nachtmusik. 15474.

Roi Loys. 15758.

1505

INDEX

Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario)—Con.

Six Shakespeare songs. 7501,

(502.
Caster (B. M.):
Camilla schottische. 9413 (20).
My love is such a queer girl.
9413 (98).

Springtime. 9413 (187).

Windy nights. 9413 (152).
Castéra (R. de) Serenata. 7283.
Castillo (lL. G. del) See Del Castillo

(L. G.)
Castle (Lillian) Take me out to sun-
nyside. 9151.

Castle (Tony) Crocodile tears. 12631.
Castle music co. Old fashioned girlie.
T7631.
Castleman (H. C. ff.) :

If the moon. 4262.

Shake out thy tresses. 5118.
Castling (Harry):
Beauty, that’s what. 798.

Hlephants went back to the ele-
phant and castle. 12749.

I can hear the church bells ring-
ing, wish they were ringing for
me. 12957.

Tve got the moonlight. 14952.

Just to amuse the baby. 13104.

She told me to meet her at the
sate. pdiZ7Z.

When I get beside the seaside.
14068.

Castro (J. J.) Sérénade. 5100.
Catalano (Rosario) :

"A serata d’ onore.

Amicizia. 21037.

Amo solo a té. 5734.

Antonietta. 5753.

Baciami forte. 21099.

Ballo di Nofrio. 12443.

Bersagliere allegro. 21155.

Biricchina. 12485.

Carlo magna. 21247.

Cecilia. 12564.

Deutschlands erwachen. 3771.

Dolee amore. 6047.

Fattura e Marenaro.

Fior di Sicilia. 6179.

Fiorentina. 12808.

Giuseppe Verdi. 23885.

TI’ te vurria scurda. 24120.

Inno a Mussolini. 1044.

23358.

18950.

Mamma mia, aggia muri. 4573,
10907. :

Marcia palermitana. 10921.

Marcia zingaresca. 10922.

Mazurka napoletana. 22216.

Milioni d’Arlecchino. 10994.

Monella. 19782.

Napulitano ’e Napule. 440.

Nofrio la fardazza. 24661.

Nofrio miraculusu. 22398.
°O palluncino. 24681.
Pappagallo. T7TO066.

pt. m1, n. s., v.18

Pecche’ 7) ote
Penitenza. 24816.
Pensiero notturno. 7091.
Regina del mare. 22639.

Risata di Nofrio. 22664.
Sei proprio tu! 22746.
Sogno delle rose. 7348.

Sogno di primavera. 13773.
Solo bacio. 7354.
Stelluccia da’ oro.
T’amero sempre.

22892.
TAT6.

Tarantella calabresa. 25234.
Terra d’ America. 20581.
Tramonto. 13951.
Traviata. TT626.

Tu si bedda, in puru. 12009.
Vicino a tte! 682.
Viva il vino. 25419.
Viva Menfi. 238159.
Zia rosa. 23341.
ZFumma dieca e di dda. 12338.
Cataldo (Enrico) :
Dorge amirosa. 12711.
Uccel di gabbia. 9249.
Cataldo (F.\S.):
Cavalie’. 18642.
i’ delizioso il mar. 12739.
Era un viveur. 12762.
Fu nel cinema. 12842.
°O prufumo. 13441.
Piccola Zulti. 13559.
Poeta. 13580.
Seusi:. ./) sas. aS68G:
Stornellata estive. 20480.
Sunate, amice. 20498.
Catheart (M. M.):
My sweetheart
22358.
Our little King of
20062.
Cathie (Philip) Valse lente. 18177.
Cator (T. V.) There are two blue
eyes in England. 25265.
Cattedra (Oscar) :

thru eternity.

Bethlehem.

°"A dota campagnola. 12345.
Cambia via... 7963.
Cattozzo (Nino) Misteri gaudiosi.
22268.
Caudill (Hsther) Red and _ blue.
PLS.

Cauer (Fred)
Causer (Bob)

American youth. 7838.
Steamboat Sal. 11780.

Causi (Nunzio Li) See Li Causi
(Nunzio).

Cavadias (Lucian):
Agapé. 18389, 18390.

Heyptiana. 6116, 21485:

Kadpé.a mpos kapitav. 22025.

Mexicana. 10982, 22241.

Prostugopoula. 15706, 20165.

8 mousika temachia dia mando-
lino, violi kai klarino. 21256.

Cavaleabo (A.) Danza _ orientale.
9882.

1506

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 19238

Cavaliere
6938.
Cavalleria rusticana.

Cavallo (Ralph):
Napulitana bella. 4757.
Papucchiella. 22526.
-Peppino ’o mariuolo.
Vendetta. 16154.

Cavarno:(A.)):

Signorina dell’ ufficio.
Ultimo Pierrot. 18983.
Cavendish music ¢€o.:
Hye of Siva. 23792.
Fancy-free. 23802.
Love dream blues. 22142.
Cavi (Fred) Rose of roses, I love

(Alfredo) Napulitana.

6774.

11377.

13739.

yous 7225.
Caviezel (E. 8.) jr. You'll find me
down in Tennessee. 183845.
Cawthorne (R. H.) Rhythms for the

kindergarten. 89386.
Cay (Irma) UB4meandVuB4U.
25368. if
Cearley (Louise) To mother. 18945.
Ceceatty (Valbert de) Charmante
promenade. 7992.

Cecconi (Guglielmo) Odalisca. 19983.

Ceci (Winifred) Memory. 2494.

Cederberg (Rudolph) Girlie. 19030.

Ceiley (G. R.) Love in absence. 8549.

Celega (Nicolo) :

Heures de réve et de joie.
(240)
Matinée aux Alpes.

Centola (Ernest) :
Pomponnette. 8885.
Sweet remembrance.

Centonze (A.) & €O.:
Allegra giovenezza. 12378.
Aurora splendida. 12415.
Bocea di baci. 12502.
Contentezza. 12614.
Fantasia notturna. 12791.

Central pub. house:

Child’s prayer. 14428.
Immortal songs. 13028.
Central states distributing co.

cross on high. 23811.

Century co. Hymns for the living age.

4137.

Century music pub. co.:
Angel’s serenade. 16423.
Angelus. 5746.
Beautiful blue Danube.
Berceuse. 235897.
Bridal chorus. 7649.
Brindisj. 7622.
Capricante. 5906.
Consolation. 6808.
Crescendo. 5986.
Crimson blushes. 5987.
Dancing sunbeams. 6009.
Donna e mobile. 7623, 7624.
Elegy... 17397.
Evening star.

14163
14163 (338)

15989.

Fiery

5808.

25427.

Faust waltzes. 6263.
Flower song. 23833.
Flowers and ferns. 61983.
Forget me not. 6197.
Glissando-mazurka. 6241.
Good. bye! 6257, 23919.
Humoreske. 6366.
Humoresque. 24046.
Hungarian dance. 585d.
‘Largo. 6279, 6610.

Little rowdy. 6661.

Love and flowers. 6686.
Maidens prayer. 6734.
Meditation in A flat. 6784.
Melodie in F. 7231, 24972.
Miserere. 7625.
Moment musical.
North star. 6815.
°O sole mio, 17601.
Orientale. 7036, 17660.
Palomas igo si. >)
Polonaise humoresque.

7262:

7123.

Prelude in © sharp minor. 7148.
Prophet. 6816.

Russian song. 7237.

Rustling leaves. 7238.

Serenade. 7263, 17868, 25012.
Sextette. 6054.

Silent night, holy night. 7322.
Simple aveu. 25068.

Soldiers chorus. 6265.
Song of India. 17949.

Song brook.
7378.
Song of the robin. 7379.
Souvenir. 7401, 7402, 17964.
Spring song. 6806, 6807, 24504.
Spring’s awakening. 7418.
Star of hope. 7428.
Swan. 17830.
Triumerei. 178513.
Tripping through
7566:
Up in a swing.
Valse. 5954.
When you and I were
Maggie. 25488.
Woodland dreams. 7758.
Cerabino (J. A.):

of the mountain

the woods.
7603.

young,

Auretta. 23430.

Beil’ America. 23472.
Dora. 23730.

Ebbrezze valse. 18884.
Elisa mazurka. 23773.
Fantasia waltz. 23804.

Idillio schottische. 241387.
Ninetta. 19934.

Pensieri mazurka. 24818.
Simpatica. 20362.
Sposa. 20455.

Torrington souvenir. 25324.

Ceremonial noted. 21264.
Cerino (Ettore) :
Areobaleno. 18442:

Avventura di Patapon. 18476.

1507

INDEX

Cerino (Ettore)—Continued.
Chello che dice ’a gente. 21285.
LVuocehie ’e Maria. 19595.
Soldato appassiunato, 22922.
Varea ’neantata. 20717.

Cerino (O.) Serenata introppicante.

Modern school of
4659.

Cerruti (John)
violin technique.
Ceryno (Oreste):
Monella. 19782.
‘O palluncino.
Cesaer (Julien)
Cesek (H. A.)
Cesek (Hans)

24681.
Salambo. 22704.
Twilight. 3180.
Herr aus graz. 12916.

Cesi (Leonardo) Charm of the Ori-
ent. 16576.
Cetitier “CP2).:
Chanson du yanneur de_ bié.
1709.
Deux mélodies. 9725.

Fil de la Vierge. 8181.

Chabrier A ete ae Scherzi-valse.
25595. (478):
Chadderton (Golda) My California
rose, 11074.
Chadwick (G. W.):
Beatitudes. 14163 (44).
300k of choruses. 3548.
Immortal. 21912.
Joshua. 4364.

Jubilate in B flat. 14163 (293).

Lily nymph. 14163 (3811).

Sentences and responses for ves-
per service. 14163 (507).

Suite in variation form. 7444.
Theme, variations and fugue.
5340.
Thou who art love divine. 14163
(573).
Welcome, happy morn. 14163
(603).
Chaffee (E. P.) Oh where is mother.
20009.
Chaffin (—) In springtime. 25595
(411).

Chagnon (Pierre):
C’est la barbe ...
14371, 14872.

et les ch’veux.

C’est la mode! Et voila tout.
14373.
C’est vieux et ca n’sait pas.
14878.

15065.
bas.

Je pense a mon estomac.
Jolie jambe dans un_ joli
5649, 15074.

Ma gosse. 4557.

On Maria Antoinette. 15571.

Tu me le dois. 7575.
Chainey (Tf. M.):

On the road to Romany.

Thrush in the moonlight.
Chalif (L. H.) New dances,

22382.

2698.
3140.
1923,

pt. 11, n. s., v. 1&

Chalifoux (—) Melodies of the South.
22224.
Challiner (F. A.):

All the world for Christ. 3401.
Go work in His vineyard. 3997.
In His steps. 4281.
Light of life. 4476.

Marching heavenward. 4588.
Peace of the eventide. 20097.
Thirteen Christmas earols. 18644.

Chalmers (Phoebe) Songs of Dundee.
7389.

Chalmers
A le es

Chalmers-Hunt (Leonard)
bian love lyries. 21267.

Chaloff (Julius) Prelude in E flat.
22592.

Chamberlain (L. A.) I'd rather be
just a little bit fat. 17005.

Chamberlain (Robert) :

(W. EK.) Living hymns.

Four Ara-

Poor little moth. 20142.

Searching. 22740.

Sweet mama. 20519.

Chamberlain co.:

Deedle-dee-dee! Detroit. 8085,
9924.

I’ve got the old man’s darling
blues. 21871. :

Slumbering. 5162, 15865.

Longing. 17308.
Tum-tum-tee-tum-

Shambers (C. B.)-
Chambers (D. E.)

tum. 25351.
Chambers (E. E.):
Adeste fideles. 14163 (7).
Lunar eclipse mareh. 12544 (25).
Northwind mareh, 12344 (35).
Piloto. 9413 (116).
Chambers (H. A.):
Come praise your Lord and Sa-
viour. 213384.
I heard the bells on Christmas
day. “21812,
When mother reads a fairy tale.
20828.
Chambers (Minnie) Loves blues.
15249.
Chambers (W. P.): :
Adeste fideles. 14165 (7).
Con doloroso benedictus. 9415
(30).
Elks serenade. 9423 (42).
Hail Columbia. 9413 (60).

Lunar eclipse march. 12344 (25).

Northwind march. 12344 (35).

Piloto. 9418 (116).
Chambers (Mrs. W. P.):

Con doloroso benedictus.

(30).

Elks serenade. 9413 (42).

Hail Columbia. 9413 (60).
Chaminade (C. L. 8.) :

Air 4 danser. 1698.

Chanson bretonne.

Chanson napolitaine.

9415

18645.
18564 (35).

1508

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923 |

Ciel est bleu. 14163 (84, 85).
Contes bleus. 18646.
Danse hindoue. 21268.

Eglogue. 18647.

Blévation. 18648.
Espoir. 14163 (86).
IdyHe. 18649.

Idylle arabe. 21269.
Madrigal. 18650.
Mandoline. 14163 (87).
Matin. - 21270.
Méditation. 18651.
Moment musical. 18652.
Ondine. 21271.
Pavane. 18653.
Rigaudon, 21272.
Rimembranza. 21273.
Ritournelle. 18364 (36).
Romanesca. . 1699.

Sans amour. 14163 (88-90).
Sérénade. 14408.

Serenade espagnole. 1700.
Sonate en ut mineur. 141638 (91).
Souvenance. 18654.
’Sylvains. 18655.

Terpsichore. 18364 (357).

Tes doux baisers. 23573.

Trois preludes melodiques. 18364
(3840).
Twin stars.
Two hearts. 14163 (95).
4m° valse. 21274.
Champagne (Euséebe) :
Si tu m’ aimes. 11647.
Souvenir. 13817.
Toujours toi. 11985.
Champagne (Octave) :
Berceuse. 9600.
Clin doeil. 78.
Toujours toi. 11985.
Champagne (Philias)
ment. 11986.
Champion (Harry) Putitaitbit o’
treacle on my pudden, Mary Ann.
8911.
Champlin (C. B.) In that little old
white homestead on the hill. 19355.
Chan (Fred) [I’m so lonely for a good
girl. 24111.
Chandler (Clatrde) Undertaker.
Chandler (D. T.):

Back to Texas. 21107.
Our God is love. 17667.
Chandler (Dennis) High school girl’s

love for her mother. 24002.
Chandler (H. H.) See Hadwen-Chan-
dler (H.).
Chanoine (—) Célébre berceuse.

21260.
Chanson de la grive. 14412.
Chansons pour la jeunesse.
Chant book. 16566.

14163 (92).

Tout douce-

9253.

21283.

Chantrier (A.):
Accidents. 20983.
Amour quand tu nous tiens. 3424,
3425.
C’est un petit truc épatant. 21225.
Hléonore. 8144.
Hé Marie. 63812.
Jouer de flfite. 21995.
Quand on est intelligent. 22613.
Sérénade de Pencho. 17871. ©
Tout autour du moulin. 23073.
Chantry (Wallace) :
Golden glow. 19056.
Song of love. 20424.
Chapel hymns and services. 9733.
Chapelier (S.):

Exaltation. 14649.

Pour Jeanot. 15686.

Taquine. 634.
Chapelle (Pierre) Sensitive. 9001.
Chapman (Beth) Columbine. 1746,
1747.

Chapman (Jack):
Old fashioned home sweet home.
20016.
Sunshine of mine, I call you sun-

shine. 18010, 20506.
Chapman (Joseph) Rose of sunny
Italy. 11589.

Chapman (Louis) :
Every hour I want you. 14643.
Wait till we get our little home
together. 5486.
Chapman (Mrs. S. F.) When Molly
and I went fishing. 25474.
Chapman (Z. A.) If I marry in all
my. life a hayseed’s wife Ill be.
10538. '
Chappell (G. 8S.) Mah jong. 24428.
Chappell & co., ltd.:
Alanna. 3394.
All is yours. 14200.
Among the willows. 14214.
Ballad of Cape St. Vincent.
Bells of Brittany. 7908.
Blind ploughman. 5842.
Bonjour, Suzan! 9636.
Brown bird singing. 5869.
Cobbler. 1745, 8019.
Colinette. 18701.
Come to my heart.
Conundrum. 3682.
Coral isle. 14473, 14474.
Cristemas. 23662.
Curly-head. 14488, 18740.
Curtain falls. 8055.
Daffodils in London town. 14504.
Dance of the island girls. 6004.
Dancing time iu Kerry. 14516.
Dead roses. 21402.
Dear dream rose of mine. 113.
Devonshire wedding. 18364 (242)
Dolores. 14570.

D482.

21338.

1509

INDEX

Chappell & co. 1td.—Continued.

Down in old Rangoon. 8111.

Dream enthralling. 2907.

Eileen aroon. 8142.

Fairy cobbler. 8173.

Fairy sea. 1909.

Fairy, tales ‘of Ireland. 14163
(655)

Flower. 2908.

Ghost. 147388, 19021.

Gipsy croon song. 8220.

Girls and boys. 2909.

Glimpses. 8228.

Go lovely rose. 3996.

Golden nfoon. 14757.

Golden song. 2910.

Gondola and the girl.
19060.

Good heart all the way. 1998.

Great adventure. 19076.

Happy winter. 10300.

Hawaiian eyes. 6309.

He hasn’t seen the programme.
8267.

Helenita. 12911.

Honey. 2070.

I heard you singing. 24080.

I will make you brooches. 14962.

If you were here. 17112.

In a country lane. 12344 (140)

Indian dream. 17136.

Invitation to love. 17146.

Island king. 2226, 43827.

Jenny. 4346.

Jesus of Nazareth, King! 1475
(18)

Jewelled rosary. 15069.

Joyce. 15081, 21997.

Just one little word. 2276.

Light of our life. 22083.

Lilac-time. 566, 567, 2911, 5089,
(260, 15sis:

Little Yvette. 1475 (22).

Lovely kind and kindly loving.
2414.

Love’s captive. 15250.

Loving as we do. 2421.

Magical key. 24426.

Market. 15308.

Mendin’ roadways. 19745.

Merrymakers. 8637, 13300.

Midnight revels. 3897, 6825.

Mixed pickles. 13318.

Molly O’Donegal. 17445.

Mon paradis. 2530, 4663, 15367.

Moresque. 15380.

My heart’s haven. 15430.

My li'l piecanin’. 15441.

Naima. 2604, 6935.

Night has a thousand eyes. 22387.

Night of love and stars. 2618.

Night’s afire with love. 6960.

19059,

Nobody else but you. 24656, 24657. .

Old world dance songs. 2690.
Oracolo. 16373 (67)

1510

tO ae

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18:

Park double-two. 2728.

Pickled pork. 24841.

Piper: 22562.

Play the game. 22568.

Net-mender. 22381.

Rebel maid. 4997.

Requiem. 8934.

Rippling tide. 15753, 22663.

Rose-Marie of Normandy. 544.

Roses of Picardy. 11545, 22685.

Second hew Sullivan selection.
203813, 25021. ?

Selection from the operas of
Offenbach. 24697.

Serenade. 9008.

Setting sun. 5109.

Shepherdess of sleep. 7304.

Shepherd’s love song. 15837.

Shoe. 11639, 13724.

Skipton rig. 17912, 17913.

Somewhere. 9075, 15892.

Song of quietness. 13800.

Song of the wild. 11729, 13804.

Speak to me. 9100.

Spring sang a song. 15926.

Star of the Hast. 5679 (353).

Sweet Navarre. 15985.

Tell-tale twilight. 16630, 23000.

That one-step. 9173, 11914. |

There’s a song in my heart.
16052, 20974 (217).

Thinkin’ of you. 9196.

Those naughty eyes. 9202, 11949.

Toddle with me.. 9217, 16092.

Trésors de Columbine. 13956.

Under the lilac bough. 7264, 8991.

Valley in the South. 3194.

Visit from the sea. 12086.

What a wonderful world it woula
be. 25460.

Whatever is—is best. 8254.

When Frances dances. 7A,
16229.
When lights are all a-glow.
16241.

Where the night’s afire with love.
5081.

Where wandered she. 14086.

Wondering why. 9358. ~

Wood-fairies. 16328.

World is waiting for the sunrise.
3324, 3325, 5632, 9368, 16328.
You never really cared for me at.

all, * 3346.

Chappelle (T. E.):

Ain’t -you comin’ back Mil to
Jacksonville. 20999.

Chappy. 9734.

I wish you would. 10526, 10527.

Lost control. 15228.

My jewell vamp. 15436.

Rain song. 20188.

Razzin the jazz. 15730.

Step on it. 11783.

Wicky wacky blues. 16298.

ang
%

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Chapuis (Auguste):
Carillon. 12554.
Chéne abattu. 7995.
David devant l’arche.
Deux piéces. 835.
Harpe éolienne. 12894.

Chappuis (Alphonse) Mexican sere-

12663.

nade. 24514.
Charles (Helen) Whirly jazz. 3280.
Charles (Milton) :
Hula Lou. 19178.
Lonesome at twilight. 13199,
15214.
Charles (Wolseley) :
Cloze-props. 3654.
He hasn’t seen the programme.
8267.

Wheel-tapper’s song. 7690, 14062.
Charleton (Jennie) Just radio yes to
me. 17206.
Chart music pub. house:

Back from the sea I come.
21101. G
Beautiful lilies. 5810.

Beware of the haunts. 21162.

Big sunflower. 21165.

Bird styles. 51

Blue bird. 21179.

Boy scout. 23518.

Come where the lilies bloom. 983.

Hermit’s evening song. 21729.

Huffer’s new high school orchestra
book. 14860.

Humpty Dumpty.

Hunting for fairies.

Jack and Jill. 21974.

Jolly brownies. 21994.

Junior high school chorus collec-
tion. 8443.

Last apple. 22059.

Le Barge’s up-to-date method for
Hawaiian ukulele, etc. 8495.

LeBarge’s up-to-date method for

21782.
21785.

tenor banjo and mandola.
8496.

Let the fun begin. 317.

Lilacs. 6634.

Littig’s new harmony self in-
structor. 8516.

Littig’s new practical method for
banjo C notation. 243817.
Little red schoolhouse. 24335.
Maid of Japan. 24435.
Milkmaid. 6829.
My red rose. 24616.
National self teacher.
Old blacksmith. 22465.
Old district school. 22467.
Old school bell. 24732.
Pansies. 24796.
Pretty Gypsy maid. 22598.
Robin redbreast. 22666.
School days. 22725.
Schoolmaster. 22726.
Soldier boy. 7352.

106658—24——_14

24622.

Spelling class. 25141.
Sun shines on the stream.
Sunflower trail. 22928.

Warner’s standard graded violin
course. 254388.

Warner’s unison and two part
songs. 9281..

22927.

Warner’s very easy clarinet
method for beginners. 25439. |

Warner’s very easy slide trom-
bone method for beginners.
25440.

Washington and Lincoln. 699.

Whalebone. 23201.

Chase (Jfrs. A. M.) How I'd like to
be. a child again. 10389.

Chase (C. A.):

Call me once more. 822.
Picture in my heart. 24842.
Chase (C. F.) Sweet violets mine.
5280.
Chase (Charles) I still believe in you.
17071.
Chase (J. N.) My Juliette. 4722.
Chase (J. R.) I no wash-ee to-tay.
19276.
Chase (Mrs. R. L.) My Rhode Island.
4738.

Chase (Russell) :
Christmas greetings of peace and
joy. 16598.

Fairies carnival. 16781.
Storm king. 17990.
Chasen’dl oif shabes. 1716.

Chateau (C. L.) Berceuse. 12344 (2).

Chateau music pub. co.:

Come on and follow me.

Rose of home sweet home.

Voo doo. 20746.

You can’t do what my last man

did. 14139.
Chatillon (E.):

Andante. 836.

Carillon de Saint-Jean.
Chatzkele kol boinik. 2189.
Chausson (H.):

Amour d@’ antan. 95737.

Cantique de Ste. Cécile.

Ineantation. 13048.

Légende. 13150.

Nocturne. 5933.

Sarabande. 13681:

Sicilienne. 137383.
Chausson (Ernest) :

Pater noster, qui es in celis. 1219.

Tota pulehra es. 1377.
Chauve-souris. 7642, 20088.
Chavallier (Jules) Mam/’zelle Clown.

8027.
8959.

825.

5900.

22184.
Cheeks (C. E.) Rosemary that’s for
remembrance. S958, 15775.

1511

INDEX

Cheerio. 20890. etl ids
Che‘fetz. (Sania). Jewish melodies.
10639.
Cheiffetz (Hyman) :
Broken hearted mammy. (16522
Ill never grow tired of you.
17022.
Pleading. 7112.
There’s a broken heart at home
sweet home. 18082.
You splash me Jll splash you.
14149.
Chenette (EHd.):
Dance and keep young. 16656.
Santa Fé trail. 20291.

Cheney (A. B.) Please take me home
with you. 2766. .
Cheney (E. R.) You will come back

some day. 1469,
Cherfer _(F. TT.) Dear.. old. Philly,
" 874.
Cherin, (Irving) :
Arabian love dreams. 164381. .
Call me back little girl. 16548.

Let’s be happy till.’ tomorrow.

17267.
Cherkassky (Shura) Prelude pathe-
tique. . 22593.
Cherniavsky (Joseph) :
Caueasian love. 21255,-23569.
Chastaoshka kwass.. 16577
Hinka. 21737, 24008:
I’m Broadway. 10460.
Ich ken dos nischt. . 17099.
Jewish fox-trot. 8430.
Jonk. 8433.
Money and lovee 17449.
My love. 8716.
Oh, say the word. 17621, 22454.
Selbstendigkeit. 5097.
Shuster halt sich ba dein dratwe.
9029.
Tanz class. 9160.
Chernomas (Louis):
Little Russian waltz. 13188.
Spinning song. 13821.
Chesley (M. F.) . Gypsy Nell. 8252.
Cheslock (Louis) Gavotte: 23868.
Chesnutwood (A. B.):
By-path. 65.
Swing. 630.
Chester (J. & W.) Itd.:
Adieu, patrie. 14175.
Along the stream. 18421.
At the court of Queen Anne.
14256.
Barbaresques. 1577
Berceuse de Venfant. mourant.
23478.
Bleu Léman.. 14329.
Bloomsbury waltz. 14330.
Bouncing ball. 14342.
Burd Ellen and Young Tamlane.
18598.

pti it, n.s., v.48

Carpenter’s son. » 7977. if
Carrosse du. saint | sacrement.
12560. i ;

Chameaux. 16560. bh
Chanson de Ja’ grive., 14412.
Chanson du pore-épic. 16563.
Chasseur suisse. 14416...
Child talking to the eat. 14425.
Chopeherry. 14488... 5 | i
Chromatic tunes. 8009.) .

Clear midnight.) 9779). |

' Complainte de Monsieur Benort.

16625.

Dandelion. 14518. fy

Départ pour Valpage., 14548.

Dismantled ship. 9941. —

Distracted maid. 18813.

Hi ukbnem. 1883...

Folies d’ autrefois. 8188...

Golden eyes. 21650. |

Heracleitus. 19125.

Humming tops. 14861. fo)!

Johnnie wi’ the type. 19488.

Li Fu-jén. » 24300. (tn64!

tas iby ot trees, the. cherry.
8597 )

Ma cate 15266:

Mouth organs, | 15397.

Musical box. 15409.

Old song. 15565.

Orfes. 8825. . hae

Patre sur la montagne. 15627.

Paysage de neige:’ 17694.

Phantoms. 11386.

Picture of clowns: 15651.

Plucking the ‘rushes.') 8880.

Poem for string quartet. 4955.

Priére: Le cor des Alpes. 15701.

Promenades. 11466.

Ragwort. 15726.

Rantum tantum. 20191..

Rose de nos monts. 15769.

Rutterkin. 15785.

Sad song. 15787.

Salve Regina. 8975.

Satire on paying calls in AMIE USE.
24989.

Senex puerum portabat. 9000.

Shoemaker. 20347. — -

Silent noon. 9037.

Six Shakespeare songs. 7501,
7502.

Soir sur la enontaene. 15879.

Sonata. 24528.

Street hawkers. 15948.

Sunset. 15963.

Take, O take those hide! away.
20547.

Tango. 16015.

’Tis time, I think, by Wenlock
town. 9210:

Twenty-five pieces for key Ba in-
struments. 5977.

When the lad for longing sighs.
9314.

INDEX.
nos. 1-13, 19238

Chester (L. A.):

March of the brownies.
(178).

You naughty boy.
Chevalier (Bertram) :
Gentle Jesus from above. 948.

Jesus, ever good and strong. 1057.

Jesus, friend of children, hear me.

1058.

Jesus. lover of all children.
Chevallier (Jules) Yola. T768.
Chiaffarelli (Albert) :

American aerial triumph. T71.

Bird rhapsody. 3528.

Wigegly-wiggle.. | 3295.
Chiam. | 16581.

Chiara (V. di):
Mandulinata sincera:
Ninon. 19985; i

Chiaravallo \(Harry)':
Come on Annie, get out and get

under. 18711. 5

Missing. 15354.

Chiarolanza (G. ) Moglie del maggiore.

6846.
Chicago daily news. ‘co.
24245,

aioe? music ¢o.
Blue Monday vedi 143834.)
Confidential blues. . 23637:

Down hearted blues, 6071.

Grave yard blues: 10270. ©

Mistreated blues: 4655.

So soon this morning blues. 25096.

Those all night long blues. 25290.

Treated wrong blues. 25335.

Weary way blues: “2620810

Worried mama’s blues. .16330.
Chieftan. 35, 83, 100, 184, 148, 7808.
Chignell’ (Robert):

In Cawsand bay.

Old warrior. 7018.
Chigrinsky (D.) Idische heim. 24138.
Child health organization of America.

Songs of health and joy. 7390.

Childe (C. 8S.):

Glory be to God on high. 21641.

Sunrise after a storm. 13849.

Children’s Christmas plays with music.

23589. ‘

Children’s day classies, no. 10.

Children’s piano pieces. 1721.

Childs (R. H.)'» Jazimova. 290.

Childs (Robert) :

' In my dreams.

Shadows: 7290.

When I found you.

14163 (624).

1059.

2442.

“s ust melody.

24155.

5945.

8389.
9303.

You forgot. 7773.
Chillemont (—) Toronto forward.
20653. ;
Chiltern (Hugh) Southern serenade.
3 17963. .
Chilton (C. L.) Chilton music for
standard hymns. 3624.
China blue plate. 1395, 7598.

‘25599,

Chism (Mintha). Why don’t you be:

good? 3290.
Chisnall (S. T.) Oh! Emma! /2671.
Chit-chat. 12588...
Chittenden (K. 8.) :
By the fireside. 819.
Dolly’s cradle song. 882.
Frolic in the hayloft. 942.

Miscellaneous technical exercises.
6836.
Chivington (H. C.) Old moon. 11266..
Chladek (H. C.):
Time has come. , 7543.
With you my beautiful rose.
Choice Gospel hymns. 9754.
Choice songs, no. 3. 9755.
Chollet (Henri). Souvenir
13818.
Chopin (F. F.):
Buterfly etude.
Chopin. , 8003.
Four impromptus. - 21303.
Grande valse brillante. buts
Impromptu in F-sharp. 14484.
Impromptus;und ,Balladen, 21304. .
Klavier-werke. 5952,. 5953.
Largo from; Sonata.in B minor.
ZABOD.

7746.

de Spa,

A8679.

Light o’ the moon. 18680.

Maiden’s wish... 14435. ;

Mazurka. 3632 — 3634, 23594,
23595.

Nocturne, 14163 (99).

Oiselet. 8004.

Polonaisen. 18681.

Prelude. 23596.

Sonata. 21306.

Study on the Minute waltz. 3635.
Trois ecossaises. | 8005.

Valse. 5954, 8006.
Valse in B minor. 12589.
Valse in G flat. 12590.
Waltz; D: flat... 23597.
Waltz moonlight. 9756.

». Walzers, 4728:

Chopin. . 238038.

Choral offerings for the hidden house
of the Temple of Solomon. 16589.
Chords and: modulations, for tenor
banjo. 17380.

Chouden: (Clem) Wait’ll you see my
new daddy. waitll you meet my
da-da. 12107.

Choudens:
Contes d’ Hoffmann.
Dieu sans couronne.
Dimanche basque.
Hula. 10393.
Triam. 6505.
Passion. 506.
Symphonie descriptive.
-"Proyens. 16494.

G@houder (Clem)

7938.

8784.
12695.
880.

9602.

Boodle-um-boo.

1513

INDEX

Chrétien (Hedwige) :
Adieu, __— petite
5694.
Balaneelle. 18500.
Rossignol et rossignolette. 20258.
Rouet sur le clayecin. 7227.
Vieille fontaine. 16163.
Christensen (A W.):
Christensen’s instruction
9761.
Nobody’s business. 13418.
Teasing the klassics. 11883.
Christensen (Hiner). My beautiful
flower of Wing-Wang. 19834.
Christensen’s. instruction book for
playing rag, jazz and popular music
on the violin or mandolin. 9761.
Christenson (J. E.) Take me back to
home sweet home 6382. .
Christian (Carol) Take me to my land
of dreams. 5293.
Christian (Vrs. L. M.)

scour hindoue.

book.

I’m for you,

Tilinois! 8337.

‘hristian ( Lillian ) Contentment.
16631.

Christian science pub. soc. Omni-
presence. 20025.

Christians awake. 841.

Christiansen (Christian) 5 sehil-
flieder. 21309.

Christiansen (Einar) Wandering
boy, you still have your mother.
12120.

Christiansen (Julius) Three songs.
14440.

Christiansen (Lena). Radio eall.
I (61:

Christie .(E.)
9413 (36).
Christie (Mrs. E.)
green. 9413 (36).
Christiné (Henri) :
All roads. 12.
Chacun son gout. 21265.
Charm of the tango. T2.
Had I but known. 200.

Dancing on the green.

Dancing on the

Lilies, cushions and roses. 328.
Not my day. 459.
Trouble never troubles me. 666.

Christini (Heraldo) Valse enchant-
ment. 13997.

Christmas (W. W.) Love’s dreaming.
45438.

Christmas. 848:
Christmas and New Year songs.
Christmas carols. 9764.
Christmas carols, no. 8. 23601.
Christmas helper, no. 11. 23603.
Christmas in art and song. 844.
Christmas surprise. 845.
Christopher (A. M.):
Fluttering butterflies. 21570.
Star of the South. 11775, 13839.
Christy (Hal) Life savin’ Jim.
15181.

843.

pt. 11, n. S., v.18

Christy (Harold) Tainted Rose.
25271.
Christy (S. A.) Miss Indianapolis.
6838.

Christy pub. co. Pleading to call you
mine. 4984.

Chuckerbutty (Oliphant) Souvenir
d@amour. 15919.

Chudnow (David) Why? 3284, 3286.
Church (C. C.) & €o.:

Dew drops. 3369 (13).

Valse Gloria. 5679 (381).
Church (John) co.:

All the world is sunshine. 9458.

American spirit. 5679 (128).

Arabian song cycle. 12401.

At eventide. 1547.

Bears. 3369 (6).

Beatitudine. 16474.

Blacksmith [and] Tea _ kettle.
16503.

Break, break, break. 23521.

Buzzing bees. 165388.
Characteristic studies for the
young pianist. 16573.
Colloquio con le rondini. 16610.
Dance pizzicato. 12648. . ,
Dauntless battalion. 6018-6020.

Day in the woods [and] Dream-
ing: 6022.

Dragon fly. 3369 (15).

Drake’s drum. 237388.

Fervore. 16800.

Fireside stories. 12810.

Folk dance. 12820.

Froggies’ swimming school [and]
Owl. 16833.

From Hollywood. 23858.

Gospel hymns. 1475 (3).

Halloween mystery, [and] Recep-
tion to the teacher. 6291.

Heavens above. 8278, 10335.

I love life. 237.

I will lift up mine eyes. 14961.
Idylle. 2882.

Imperial method for the saxo-
»* phone. 10552.

Intermezzo. 2833.

Jack and the beanstalk. 13066.
Lamps of paradise. 15154.

Last hour. 5679 (252).

Light bird [and] Song of the
kitchen clock. 17273.

Little Red Riding Hood. 1091.

Little shoemaker [and] Song of
the shearer. 17288.

Madcap October. 22165.

Margot knew. 10923, 13266.

Marriage of Nannette. 4596.

Mighty lak’ a rose. 8644, 10990,

10991.

Moon boat [and] My shadow.
17451.

Moon hymn. 2534.

My own door. 11130.

(1614

nos. 1-13, 1928

My wish. 11142.
Nazareth. 14765.
Nichavo. 5679 (287).

Oh! for a day of June. 17614.

Oh, the land I am bound. for.
2677.

On the road to Mandalay. 4847,
11285, 11287.

One hour more. 8819.

Our national heritage. 11320.
Picidae. 13560.

Poov me. 2770.

Puzzled little grandson. 17757.

Robin Goodfellow. 11521.
Silent starlit night. 17894.
Southern sketches. 1311.

Squirrel and the honey bee [and]

Fly. 17970.
Steam cars. 3369 (63).
Swallow. 15976.

Sweet honey love. 11833.

Tarantelle at Capri [and] Song
of the busy clock. 7494.

Tittle-tattle. 16084.

Tove. tots.

Trees. 3169, 5679 (377).

“Twilight. 12020.

Vision of beauty. 14019.

We may not climb the heavenly
steeps. 12140.

Westmount cadets. 5679 (390).

When you are in my heart. 3270.
Where willows droop. 16274.
Wind. 3369 (81).

Wood sprite. 14119.

Woodland magic. 16326.

You cannot tell how old they

are. 748. :
Zion hallelujah. 3365.
Chureh (Lillian) Take me back to

my old prairie home. 3078.
Chureh (Paul) Pineapples. 17716.
Chureh (W. F.) Love’s awakening.
22154.
Chureh and concert choruses. 9765.
Church school hymnal. 3639.
Church soloist. 9767, 9768.

Chuter (H. W.)

Chuya (T. F.):

After all, someday you'll want me.
12357.

Little jottings. 2381.

Ani my do domu nechod. 14232.

Georgia moon. 14737.

Hej Slovaci. 14809.

I’ve got those c-r-y-i-n-g blues.
14954.

ISiel by ja do vas kazdy vecer.
15036.

Ludia vravia, 76 som ja taky,
15260.

Pod ty’m naSim okeneékom. 15675.

Rosalie. 15767. )

Somebody else will be. erying,
13783.

Twilight blues. 16123.

Cianciolo (Bessie) My darling baby. —
2566.

Ciappi (A.) . Baechus amoureux. 31.
Ciaramella (J. P.):

Some baby. 13778.

Thinking of you. 13924.
Ciaravolo (G.)':
Ciento culure. 18683.

Quanno passe ’nnanze ’o vascio.
13609. |

Serenata a Fiaschetti. 25031.

Ciaravolo (Gennaro) VY te vurria
seurda. 24120.

Ciaravolo (Giuseppe) Pe’ sti fosse ca
tu tiene. 11369.

Cibelli (Alfredo) ‘Xanto del cigno.
ALS 71.

Ciboulette. 8010, 9440, 9683, 9684,

9721, 9750, 9803, 9877, 11016, 11188,
14877, 14403, 14413, 14443-14445,
16596, 18661.

Cibula (John) :

When the bobbed hair baby comes
out fishing. 3264.

When the flapper gets its wings
she soars high chirping this,
ete. 3266.

Ciecia (Frank) :

If I could live over again.
When you get all that’s
to you. 5570.
Cicculli (Pasquale)
nammurato. 5455.

Cicogna (Aseanio)

Cicogna (G. A.):

Colombia. 21324.

Pantalon. 22524.

Rondo. 20242-20244.

Cid. 14163 (334)

Cieszykowski (L. A.) Piesni.

Ciganeri (Nathan) Vivacion.

Cigaretpigen. 106, 169.

Cimara (Pietro) :

Snowflakes, 17926.

Stornellata marinara.

Cimarosa (D.):

Air de Broutolone. 7.

Impresario in Angustie. 7.

Cimino (Angelo) :

Danzando. 21393.

Mariuccia. 22199.

Vittorina. 25418.

Cincaf music ¢o.:

April’s lady. 5759.

Cherry blossoms.

Midinette. 6822.

Sorrento. 73938.

Cinderella. 6233.

Cinderella dancing palace, ine.
derella. 18684.

Cinders. 3642, 4845, 4853, 5515, 9380.

Cinque (Nicola) Vela janca. 7620.

4251. .
comin’

Ve ndetta e’ n’

Brighella. 21197.

2754.
25420.

15944.

5939.

Cin-

1515

INDEX ‘:

Cinguiéme album Francis Salabert.
9774.

Ciociano (MM. a Leggenda di Roma.
22066.

Cioffi (Giuseppe) :
Addio poupée. 183882.
Nun ve penso echit..§ 19960.
Signorina dalle rose téa.
Circle musie pub. ¢o.:
He’s an Odd fellow.
(254)
I’m steerin’ for Erin. 12983, 17060,
18364 (256)

20355.

16925, 18364

Japanese lullaby. 6528, 10623.
Kentucky lullaby. 2284.
Cirelli (Frank) Kentucky lane.
tu abe

Cirind (Lorenzo) Modern important
improvised artistic chords. 153863.
Cirker (Edward) Back home in Dixie
with you. 791.
Claiz; (iis: BD, Az)
Clair (W. J.) Little white church

on the hill. 45038...
Clanahan (W. 0.) Iowa waltz. 24185.
Clanahan pub. co. Iowa waltz. 24185.
Clancy (W. T.) In ‘that city near at

You know? 3342.

hand. 19353.
Clapham (May) Along the winding
way, I’m goin’ along.,, 12378.

Clapsadle (W. A.) ~Lotus love. 1102.
Clapson (—):
Cocotte. 5966.
En cueillant des fraises.
Little lady. 1090.
Ombre du passé. 1198.
Pelican. 1223.
Cjare (Sidney):
Don’t we carry on.

6123.

3796, 6062,

12709.

Not a chance in the world. 11183,
11184.

Oswald, ah’s wald about you.
20054, 20055.

Stra-va-na-da. 11789, 15946.
Clare (Tom) Colds. 18700.
Claribel (—) You and I. 18330.
Clark (A. C.). Alone, I, bear it alone.
14205.
Gark: (Ciuc bes
I bring thee roses.
Lullaby. 6714.
Clark (C. Fred.) :
Heroes of the air. 2052, 20538.
Midnight. 6823, 6824.
Clark (Charles French):

6384.

Hon, you must come over. 19148.
Just-a-wanderer. 19458.
Remembrances. 20214.
Wonderful girl. 20898.

Clark (Don)
18715. 21340.
Clark (E: G.)

Comin’ thru the blues.

My grandpa. 15426.

ptr n,-s:,.ana8

Clark

(E. W.) | Paste fasulay | 22532.
Clark (Edward) Cinders. 3642.
Clark (Elmer) iCrazy feet: 18729.
Clark (F. A.). His star of love. 21738.
Clark (Frank) How I miss your lov-
ing now. 16980.

Clark (Harold) Rhapsody. 15746.

Clark (J. H.) I wish that I were only
back in loveland. 14163 (679).

Clark (J, M.) Match-makers,
13283.

Clark (Jimmy) :

Arkansaw mule. 7856.

Mammy, I’m blue. 17378.

Oh! Henry do your stuff. 6997. -

Sittin’ on the curb-stone. blues.
17908.

Sweetie in the evening. 11851.

You gotta be good to make good
with me. 5655.

Clark (LL. A.) For compositions by
Luther A. Clark, see this index under
names of claimant of Copyright.

Clark (L. R.) My homeland. 11106.

itd.

Clark (Louis) pseud. See Clark
(Lulu Russell)
Clark (R. E.): .
Ecstasy of spring. 3846.

May blossoms. 17400.

Clark (R. H.) Just memories, 19474,
20974 (150).
Clark (Scotson) :
Communion in A Mest. 21342.

Marche aux flambeaux. 15290.

Clark (Thomas) Mammy’s footsteps:
at the door. 6742.

Clark (W. M.). Sweetie in the eve-
DIRS) cl tseon.

Clarke’ oe) ig
Blue. 1622.

Stars in.a, velvety
(296).

Clarke (Cuthbert) :
Atoms. 23428.
Belinda and the curate. 7906.
Blackest man I know. ‘1618.

sky. 7808

Chance it. 1702, j
Dumbledownshire. 23755.
Furniture remover. 1958.

God’s lullaby. 23901.
Jane of the household brigade.
8419.
Midnight revels. 397, 6825.
Mon paradis. 2530, 4663, 15367.
Nice little chap. 15499.
Paddy. 8834.
Supplanted. 22932.
Veils. 23146.
Clarke (EH. B.) Lysistrata. 8572.
Clarke (Hmile) . Under the silvery
moon. 23115.
Clarke (Grant)
you’re gone.

Now that I need you,.
8766.

1516

nos. 1-18, 1923

at

Clarke (H. D.):
Casting all your
— 16556.

Christ has set me free.

Clinging to the promises.

Complete in Him. 5972.

Fellowship of Jesus. 16798.

Glory song. 6243.

God shall wipe away all. tears.
16875.

‘He will never cast you out.
I am satisfied with Jesus.
If you see your Saviour

17111.
In youth give thy heart.
Jesus. 17169.
John fifteen seven. 17182.
Justified by His blood. 17211.
Keep on praying. 17216.
My Jesus. 17505
Naught but His blood ‘ean, avail.
6943.
Practice the presence of Jesus.
los.

' Redeemed. 17783.
Saviour’s touch, 17837.
Shepherd psalm. 7302. _ ,
Slip away .and_ talk, with

7340.
Take it to Jesus.. 18039.
Thy love, O Christ, constraineth

care on Him.

16590.
5964.

6317.
6381.
there.

6495.

Him.

us. 3148.
Under the blood. 7595. |
When Jesus comes to. reign.
18246. mi
Why ~do I sing about. Jesus?
18299.
Will you meet me in the morn-
ing? T7388.
Clarke (H. L.):
Flirtations. 23820, 23821.
Nereid. 8741.
Clarke (Ri 'C.):
Blind ploughman. 5842.
Colinette. 18701.
Good heart all the way. 1998.
Net-mender. 22381.
Night’s afire with love. 6960.

Park double-two. 2728. |
Where the night’s afire with love.
5581.

Wondering why. 9358.
Clarke & Leslie songs, inc.:

Dirty hands! dirty face!

Home in Pasadena. 21749.

How

9940.

without you: 21769.
Hungry blues. 21788.
Maggie! Yes! ma’am!:' ~-Come

right upstairs. 10897.

Now that I need you, you’re gone.:

8766.
Old yeller dog of mine: 22476.
Page Paderewski. 11333.

have I lived these years

INDEX

Clarkson (Blaine). Way down South

blues. 18224.

Clarkson (E. P.) » Betrothal hymn.
9607.

Clasen (KE. W.) World’s prayer.
23294.

Claudia. 14163 (107).

Claus (J. B.) Weber overture.
12344 (58).

Clausen (Henrik) K¢benhavner
vagtparade. 1073.

Claussmann (A.) 7eme—- nocturne.
Daa. ;

Claver (F. L.) Radiant morn hath

13614.
Heh! tha never ses.

passed away.
Claxton (F. H.)
8139.
Clay (C. P.) Angelic sunshine. 9494.
Clay (Frederic) .Gipsy John. 3980.
Clay (Sonny) :
Ain’t but the one.
Lom S20 Vise.
Now I know what you meant to

3089.

me. 22405.
What a wonderful time. 23202.
Clay (W. RR.) Chasing the _ blues.

14415. |
Clay & Walker.’ Lou.
Claypoole (KE. B.):

Dusting the keys.

Ragging the scale.

Skidding. 7335.
Clayton (Geoffrey)

18443.
Clayton

17317.

-10018, 10019.
13617.

Aren’t we all.

(Gretchen). Fairies and the
dawn dance. 14661.
Clayton (Montague) :
Betwyn’s dance album.
2-L-O. 9410.
Cleare (A. J.):
Let’s begin it all over
19553. )
Little Georgia lady. 19580.

3020.

again.

Cleaver (Denys) :

Aftermath. 14180.

Deep in some woodland glade.
3762.

So gently speaks’ my lady fair.
11686.

Clegg (Cliff) :
I’m going. 1018.

In our litte canoe. 6476.
Clémandh (J.):

Actéon. 20984.

Valse des fleurs. 12061.

Clement (F. W.)
9413 (148).
Clement (Joe) music co., ine.
star of gold. 7381.
Clementi (Muzio) Gradus ad Par-

nassum.~ 16894.

W. B. B. march.

Single

PAST

INDEX

Clements (A. HE. F.) Flirting chauf-

feurs. 16815.
Clements (H. L.) Eighteen. 21487,
21488.

Clements (R. W.): |
Blues—confused. 3539.
City of the Gods. 3645.
Tll be a king on Broadway bye
and bye. 88328.
Pampas blues. 20083.
Singing to Caroline. 5152.

Sun only shines for you. 20497.

Teasin’ papa blues. 20567.
That's the aime: Sigg,
When I’m gone. 20810.

Why should I tell daddy on you?

9337.
Clementson (J. <A.) Sunset isle.
11809: .
Clendenning (A. N.) Would I were.
7760.

Cleopatra’s night. 971.

Clephane (Mrs. M. W.):
Heartbreak. 21725.
Wood alcohol. 23289.

Clephane (Roslyn) :

Chian. 16581.

Cocoa-Cola, my South-sea maid.
23617.

Heartbreak. 21725.

I aint got no troubles what

money can’t cure. 14869.

I cannot weep beloved. 14877.
I wish I had a few drops of
Jew-blood in me. 19302.
Wood aleohol. 23289.
Clerbois (Roger) :
Berceuse naive. 12477.

12656.
12659.
15875, 17928,

Danse orientale.

Danse rustique.

So this is Venice.
23054, 25289.

Minuetto. 13311.
Sur Veau. 13863.

Clere (Ch. Borel-) See Borel-Clere
(Ch.)

Clesi (N. J.) Why did you fool me?
18295.
Click (C. T.)
popular music.
Cliff (Laddie)
1743.
Cliffe: CH! “H.)
At seven o’clock. 21067.
Colonel Coldfeet. 84.
Clifford (Beatrice) Four sacred songs.
16602.
Clifford (Julian) Meditation. 15315.
Clifford (Paul) Reliance march. 24921.
Cline (J. D.):
Hip! hip! hip! 10355.
When we sing of C. T. C. 12198.
Clinging vine. 484, 548, 3650.
Clint (H. O.) When the angelus
is ringing in Ireland. 208833.

Awanda instructor of
(87.
Coal black mammy.

pt. 111,'n.s., v.48

Clitheroe (FV W.) 2s,
-In the land of golden dreams.
19367.

My moonlight Rose. 19877.
Clokey (J. W.):

Cat: 12563;

Cheerful fire. 12581.

Flower of dreams. 16819.

Grandfather’s wooden leg. 12878.
Grandmother, knitting. 12879.
In grandmother’s garden.

1032.

Kettle boils. 13111.
Lincoln. 22089.
Night song. 6961.

Office, of the Holy Communion.

S787.
Old Aunty Chloe.
Pied piper

15462.

of . Hamelin... 22556,

248-46.

When the Christ-child | came.

AS.

Wind in the chimney. 14106.
Close harmony. 16606.
Cloud (Harry) Magnolia blossom.

22168, 22169.

Cloud (Ida) Byes of brown. 18930.

Clough (C. H.) Baby Glyde’s lullaby.
3469.
Cloutier (Frank) Thru the nite of
longing. 5362. }
Clow (R. C.) I ain’t lazy. 19190.
Clune (S. E.) Just to see my dear
mother once more. 2278.
Clutsam (—) By-low-by. 25595 (352).
Clutsam (G. H.):
Gipsy croon song. 8220.
I dreamt of a king’s fair daughter.
17009.
It was my home. 2234.
Little duchess. 2376. 2377.
Little fairy voices. 2378.
One glimpse of a face. 2702.
Clyde (Robert) Her rocking chair in
days of old. 68325.
Coakley (F. P.) Take me back again.
20543.
Coakley (Jack) :

All nite long. 1502.

I don’t know why. 17007.
Oh Min. 11243.
Coan (Nelson) Beneath the silvery
pines. 9598.

Coates (C. J.) Oh! that bathing suit
of sister’s. 20008. :
Coates (Hric):
Fairy tales of Ireland.
(655)
IT heard you sighing.
In a country lane. 12344 (140)
Mendin’ roadways. 19745.
‘Merrymakers. 8637, 13300.
Moresque. 15380.
Nobody else but you. 24656, 24657.
Song of the wild. 11729, 15804.
Thinkin’ of vou. 9196.

14163
24080.

1518

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1923

Codes (Rh. h.)-:
Don’t think I’m blue.
Remember, dear. 8930.
Triflings. 3172, 16106,
When my ship of dreams comes
in. 9309.
You'll know.
Op Ge. ie.)
Carnival revels. 1682.
Dance of the flower girl.
Dixie. 16701.
Doll days. 6048.
High brows. 6332.
I’m feeling better. 19247.
If luck ever comes my way. 17108.
Love and laughter. 2405, 2406.

12708.

18346.

6003.

March of the Brahman _ priests.
6750.

March of the walking dolls. 2448,
4586.

Mist of memory. 19768.

Morning kisses. 4681, 6868.

New Russian rag. 87438.-

Night in India. 6959, TSO8 (264)

Piano salad. 4922.
You will never find tomorrow if
you haven’t found today. 752.

Cobb (Gene) Triflin’ man o’ mine.

Pe Zot es

Cobb (I. J.) Little Minnie. 19587.

Cobb (J. C.).. Then ‘you'll learn to

give this world a smile. 13866.

Cobb (Mrs. M. 8S.) When: Jesus comes

again. 20819.

Cobb (O. J.):
Blues just like-I feel.
Family trouble blues.
Stick around. 22896.

Cobey (Lew) Poor little nobody, no-

body knows. 15682.
Cochran (B. C.) Sunshine cottage.
15967.

Cochran (H. E.):

I’m in love with
door. 41938.-
Some day in June.

Cochrane (Peggy):

14537.
756 (29)

the girlie next

=o Node d

eT T.

Playbox. 24867.
Tig. 11967.
Cocorico. 17587, 17588.

On
=]
bo

Coda (Ch.) Chanson valague. 12:

Code (Percy) Zelda. 16370.

Coe (Charles) :
Moon mist.
When the

14073.
Whispering moonlight. 726.

COE FC. yrs =
Moon mist.
Whispering

Coerne (L. A.):

Abou Ben Adhem. 5687.
Bells of Beaujolais. - 9596.

410.

June roses bloom.

410.

moonlight. 726.

Community orchestra book. 12608.

King Frost. “2292.
Coffey (H. M.) Tennessee. 5317.
Coffin (M. E.) :
Carolina twilight. 9712.
Oh! oh! sweet daddy. 15551.

Tar heel blues. 3083.
Wide-a-wake. 5601.
You’re just a pal I can’t forget.

20947.

Coffman (H. E.) TVm-on my way.
4204.
Cofone (James) Start all over again.

15935.

Cogan (Billy) That’s that. 9176.
Cogert (Henry) Oh! papa! please
make John behave. 20003, 20004.
‘Coghlan (J. M.) My loved Long

Island home. 24603.

Cohan (G. M.):

Born and bred in Brooklyn over
the bridge. 9644, 9645, 12344
(75), 12511, 12512, 18563-18565.

Darn good ery. 9888.

I never met a girl like you. 10495,
12344 (134)

In the slums.

Keep a_ countin’
12344 (147).

Let’s you and I just say goodbye.
10762, 12344 (153).

Love dreams. 10850, 12344 (158).

Marathon step. 10913.

My gang. 12344 (172).

Nothing like a darn
12344 (186).

Poor old world.
(208).

Ring to the name of Rosie.
11513, 12344 (208).

10585, 12344 (142)
eight. 10681,

good cry.

11420, 12344

Rise of Rosie O'Reilly. 11515,
13650.

Until my luck comes rolling along.
5433, 7601, 7602.

Voice in my heart. 5471, 5472.
7641.

When June comes along with a

song. 12173, 12174, 12344 (255).
16239, 16240, 20821 — 20824,
23215.

Cohan (Harry).
from some one.

Cohen (H. R.):
Forever. 939.
Just remember,

Just a little kiss
24232.

I asked you to

wait awhile. 15103.
- Cohen (Herbert) :
Brown eyes. 3562.

Won’t you be mine. 12259.

Cohen (S. H.) How many. 2082.
Cohen (Sol):
Gethsemane. 23876.
I'd walk a mile for a camel.
19207.

1519

INDEX

pt: 114, i. s.,4248

Cohen and Chase. How many. 2082.

Cohn (—) Why should I cry over
you. 3292,
Cohn (Ben). Moonlight brings
memories of you. 4671.
Cohn (Chester) :
Crying. )for ..,you. 1786-1788,
5990, 8051, 12636.

Don’t mind the rain. 21487.
Sweet sugar plum. 13873, 18026.
Cohn (E. L.) Just be happy. 24289.

Cohn (Irving):
Sweet butter. 18019, 25201.
_ Yes, we have no bananas.
14138, 18325, 20918.

Cohion: CAL )::
All the world shall come to praise
Thee. 18413.
Introduction to Jewish music in
eight illustrated lectures. 4817.
Coil (L. K.) Hiawatha’s race is al-
most run. 6831.
‘Coil (Zola):
Little god of love. 4448.
My daddy Jim. 8706.
Colarusso (Stanley) When ean I call
you sweetheart. 25466.
Colburn (O. E.). You’re the first one

5642,

to open the doors of my heart.
14148.
Cole (Edna) Wilted lily. 18311.
Cole (Howard) :
Jesus, ..ever, good and_ strong.
1057,
Jesus, lover of all children. 1059.
Cole (L.,A. GC.) Ode to daylight
S(l)aving. 17609.

Cole (QO. C:). pub. co.
25049.
Cole (R. .G.):
Hymnus.
Intermezzo.

Ship of jazz.

19187.
14163 (109).
Meditation. 14163 (343).
Omnipresence. 20025.
Polly, my sweetheart.
(4388). ‘
Preludium in F.
Shepherd, show
11636.
Summer fancies. 20498.

Cole (S. W.) Now the roll of the
lively drum. 14163 (390).

14163

14163 (444).
me how to go.

Cole (Stella) . Pep up, step up!
24821,

Cole (W. R):
Complete in Him.
Glory song. 6243.

5972.

He will never cast you out. 6317.

Il am satisfied with; Jesus. 6381.

Practice the presence of Jesus.
(isa:

Under the blood. 7595,

When Jesus comes. to reign.
18246.

1520

When Jesus the Saviour comes in.
16238.
Will you meet me in the morning.
7738.
Cole (Walter).
18750.
Coleman (J/7rs,
of you. 3940.
Coleman (C. FE.)

Dago- wine blues.
A. P.) For the sake

Apple blossom time.

3442.
Coleman (Charles) Song that my
mother sang to me. 11731.
Coleman (Emile) Only girl. 4857,
17652, 22487.
Coleman (Hugh) pseud. See Gart-
lan (Geo. H.) ;
Coleman (R. H.):
Hosannas. 21763.
Love lifted me. 17331,
Show others what Jesus can do.

- Fela

Coleman (Ruth) Vm going to get my

self a real man. 17046.
Coleman (Stanley) I think of thee.
19278, 24121.
; Coleridge-Taylor (—). Im troubled

1a, MING.) Pokey ae
Coleridge-Taylor (Gwendolen) :

Hntrancéd hour. 1893.
Rustling of grass. 2878.
Coleridge-Taylor (S.) :

Drake's drum. 14587.

Dreams, dreams. 14599.

Little Boy Blue. 15198.
! Coll (Ramon) :

Carmen, 21248.

Lolita. 13192.

Sangre mora. 13680.

Collection of hornpipes, contradances,
etc. series, 2. 9786.

College of Wooster song book. 9788.

Collet (George) Oh! Bud, my Bud.
LADS.

Colletti (Salvatore) Lost. companion.
15227.

Colletto (Frank) Chest ’urdema sere-
nata. 14423.

Collier (Gretta) Dve got the electric

light blues, pretty papa. 14951.
Collin (G. A.) White blossoms, 7728.
Collins (C. G.) I ain’t never had no

lovin’ yet. 230.

Collins (Charles) She told: me to meet

her at the gate. 5127..

Collins (Cleaon) On the ballroom
floor. 11282. :

Collins (Grace) Just keep on smiling.
19470.

Collins (H. V.) Cinderella. 1737.
Collins (Mrs. J.) It’s too late to aay

you are sorry now. 19402.

Collins (L. 8S.) Patient. with others.
2heo:

Collins (QO. -M.) . Beautiful Florida.
7897. sand .

Collins. (P. L.). Call of spring. 9689.

INDEX

-nos. 1-13, 19238

Collins (Ren) Our soldier son, 22508.
Collins (8S. K.), Kiss. 22083.
Collins (W. A.) May. 4606.
Collins (Warren) :
All hail! United States!
18412.
Hallelujah! I believe.
Jesus, all in all., 17170.
Jesus, I come to Thee.
Jesus, lover of my _ soul.
Jesus saves me. 17176.
Just like mother. 17202.
Love not the world. 173358.
No time for Jesus. 17576.
O joy! He. is coming. 17597.
© the sin of worry. 17603.
O wonderful city. 17606.
Robed and ready. 17796.
Secret of a happy day. 17859.
Someday our Lord will come.
17942.
There is a
) 18077.
Collins (Will) :
After midnight. 5700.
If I were king of the House of

America.
16908.

17173.
17175.

glory.in my soul.

David. 17107.
It takes. a little love. 285.
Mona Loa Rose. 15368:

You are easy to remember. 741,

5648.
Collison-Hill (Hlizabeth). Tendresse.
9167.
Collman (Harry):
Alf, Sid and Perce. 14192.
In the soup. 15028.
- William the conk. 33038.

9 o’clock' revue. 9412.

Collomore (Gertrude) Meet me when

the autumn leaves
15317.

Colomb (André) :
Chanson rouge. 25595 (42).
Mariage d’Ames. 25595 (180).
Secret. 25595 (249).

Colempbo... CE. P.); +.

Coral gables. 9814.
I’m sighing and crying for you.

begin to fall.

10485.
Colony (A. T.) Hail Belleau Wood.
6285.
Colony music pub. co.:
Candy. 18622.
Rolling stone don’t gather no
moss. 20236.

Colson (Betty) Golden age.
Columbia graphophone co.
Come down, ’Lijah. ° 12605.

19054.

De darktown jamboree. 12671.
Get behin’ me, Satan! 12852.
Rosy. 13668. 5
Colwell (J. H.) Just at the close of
mass. 10666.
Colwell (J. M.) Stay out of trouble.
17980.

Colwell (Vrs. R. P.) Sometime.
Colyn (L.)
4724.
Come back to Hrin. 23623.
Come, gentle swains. 91.

22836.
My little daughter Sue.

Come sweet lass. 16618.
Comegys, (C. G.) 3
Kiddies’ ball. 10689.

Kiddies’ repartee. 10690.
Maid of Kildare. 19662.
Pretty maid. 20157.
Comer (L. J.) Just a little love shack
and you. 19453.
Comfort (R. B.)
21295.
Comina (W.) Célébre berceuse: 71.
Comiskey (EK. T. R.) I need you.

Chimes of love.

19271.
Common service bock committee of the
U. LC. See Us Le C. «(Common

service book committee) .
Commonwealth musie pub. co.

tonia. 12598.

Commune. 23636.

Community orchestra book. 12608.

Compagno (G. M.) Short requiem
mass. 11641. x

Companions. 16624.

Compitelli (C.) All over you.

I went:-away. 21015.

Complete organist. 12610.
Composers’ music corp. :

_ Album leaf. 763.
Amusing story. 9488.
Animato. 14234.
Arkansas traveler. 1539.
Au jardin du Vieux sérail.
Auto ride. 9541.

Buffoon. 814.

Caiques. 21227.

Caliban in the coal mines. 3:
Child poems. 1718.

Circus sketches. 18689.
Concert etude. 851.
Contentment. 9811.

Creole love songs. 16645.
Dance of the veiled women. 102.

_ Clin-

dear,

21072.

[em |
~l
Ot

Danse bacchanale. 863.
Eestasy. 8137.

HKioub. 21490.

Etude. 997,1264.
Etude de concert. 12768.
Fantasie-ballade. 926.

First sonata. 161.
Flame dance of Isis. 162.
Garden is a_ lovesome
10190.
Hear, O God! 8272.
Hush-a-bye boat. 10402.
Impromptu in F minor.
In a ricksha. 6466.
In memoriam. 1035.
Indian. 1043.
Largo. 4046.
Like a singing bird.

thing.

11595.

10777.

1521

INDEX

Composers’ music corp.—Continued.
Loneliness. 1096.
Lonely. 10816.
Lucille. 1115.
Lullaby. 22161.
Matins du Bosphore.
May day. 8616.
Mirth. 8650.
Night. 452, 4778.
O child, O child!
Playtime. 11406.
Polenaise. 135838.
Prelude. 2045, 2782-2784.
Sacrifice. 552.

Scherzo. 12488.

‘Sérénade. 51038, 13705.

Soir de Ramadan. 22828.

Song of fervor. 9083.

Song of the Volga boatmen.

Song without words. 1305.

Spring song. 1312.

Tale of woe. 11874.

Temple of Isis. 639.

Tempo giusto. 16082.

Theme and variations. 4069.

This do in memory of Me. 9197.

Three jolly gentlemen. 13933.

Three miniatures. 974.

Three songs. 12490.

To a golden haired girl.

Tragedy. 1379.

Trois fragments. 19149.

Tuneful technic. 16116, 16117.

Twenty-four little preludes. 14794,
16919.

Twilight song.

22208:

8771.

5206.

ddT1.

12029.

Unworthy. 9254.
Vivace. 16176.
Voices. 5474.

When the spirit listens. 9317.
Wild swans. 5606.
Yedi Koule. 28298.

Compton (B. H.) Don’t forget your

mother. 3791.

Compton (KE. C. K.) Our boy scout.
15599.

Compton (F. E.) Plain little every-
day finn 1232:

Comte (Paolo) Canzone triste. 16373

(a)

Comyns (Earl):

Little kiss or two. 24327.

What a fool you made out of me.

25459.

Conant (—) Christmas morn, 16595.
Conca (Dominick) Lord of life. 342.
Concert piano pieces the whole world

plays. 3678.

Concone (—) Progressive series
studies. 11452-11464.

Concone’s solfeggi. 1546.

Concord hymnal. 16626.

Condie (Christopher) Manhattan
Hymn. 19689.

pt. TI, nis.eV218

Condon (E.-R.):
Courtiers and damozels. 8046.

Majesty and retinue. 8589.
Phyllis and Sylvia. 8859. ©
Ruffs and periwigs. 8963.

Condor (Harry)
ing of you. 8120.
Condrot (C. M.) Douze piéces nouvel-

Dreaming, dream-

les. 25595 (239)

Confaloniere (Giulio) Peasant’s
dance. 15635.

Confare (T. R.) Another Shannon
dream. 9502.

Confrey (KE. E.):
Confrey’s (Zez) modern course in
novelty piano playing. 18716.
Dizzy fingers. 21429.
Nickel in the slot.
13409, 15500.
Stumbling. 3034.
Three little oddities. 9809.
Confrey (Zez) See Confrey (E. E.)

6952, 11158,

Congdon (C. H.) Congdon music
reader. 853.

Congdon (W. P.) Bren’ cheese an’
zider. 9654.

Congdon music reader. 853.

Congemi (A.) Somewhere. 5186.
Conklin (Alfred) Ping-a-pep. 13568.
Conklin (L. R.) When the sun goes

down past the Golden Gate. 14075.
Conley (E. lL.) Dreams. 3817.
Conley (Larry):

Easy melody. 12744, 14604, 16755.
When dreams come true. 23210.

Conley (R. W.) Please send’ my daddy
back to me. 2765.

Conn (C. G.) Itd. Universal’ teacher
for orchestra and band instruments.
12050, 12051.

Connellynn (Llurance)
Conklin (L. R.)

Connell (D. E.)

pseud. See

Deep in the heart.

21412.
Connell (G. 8S.) Little girl’s song
book. 10795.

Connell (John) Lilts from the West-

ern isles. 19567.

Connelly (Jay) She’s far too good
for me. 20339.

Connelly (M. J.) Above the moon.
9421.

‘Connelly (Norine) Children’s’ songs

and stories of the wild flowers. 76,
5947.

Connolly (C. M.) My daughter Julia.

papacy aN i
Connor (J. F.):
Dixie. 16701.

I’m feeling better. 19247.
If luck ever comes my way. 17108. |
That girl of yesterday. 9169.
That sweet old sweetheart o

mine. 9180.
Trailing. 11990.

1522

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

Connor’ (J.'P.)":

Far green hills of home. 16789.
Take this little rosebud. 13848,
7486.
Connor (John):
Star of home. 15932.
Wand ring soul. 20757.
Connor (Pierre) :
Down the road to yesterday.
2a Taos
Like a rose. 13163, 15185.
Long ago rose. 19607.
Connor (T..W.):
Mrs. Murphy. 22270.
Pea-nuts. 8848.
Connorized music €0. Podskalak.
17728.
Connors (—) Sing ’em papa, sing me
the blues. 13742.

Connors (Betty):
Down on the Hast side. 21444.
John J. McGraw, he’s a credit to
the: Usey.A. ,19436,,,.21992.
Conover (J. F.) Chiec—chic—chickens.
3619.
Conrad (Art) See Conrad (Arthur)
Conrad (Arthur):
Loving as we do. 2421.
Say it with a _ ukelele.
11582.
Conrad (Con):
Barney Google. 3494, 12448.
Cock-a-doodle-doo. 16608.
Come on Spark Plug. 213382,
Dafty-dill. 23670.
Don’t ery Swanee.
Forever. 23845.
Good night.
10259
Honeymoon blues. 24026.
I’m a one-man woman,
for a one-woman man.
A 21833.
In a bungalow.
Jennie. 2245.
Life savin’ Jim. 15181.
Lover. 17339.
Loyey. 17352.
Moonlight kisses. 17454.
Morning will come. 4683.
No tickee no shirtee. 15509.
Oh! Min. 15546, 15547.
Oh those Sunday drivers.
On Saturday night. 24739.
Raisin’ the roof. 17769.
Ritzi Mitzi. 7205, 7206, 11518.
Say it again. 24995, 24996.

5080,

3790.

193, 4017, 4018,

looking
19248,
24151. -

22458.

Sheeksa, the queen of Araby.
D759.

Somebody else took vou out of my
arms. 15889.
Tell me am I, shooting at. the

moon. 25243.
Turn on. the popular moon.
25353.

‘Cook (Mrs. D. G.)

Why shoud I give my love to you:
7736, 14100.
You’ve got to see mamma every
night. 12321, 14151.
You’ve got to see your Mamma
ev'ry night. 1467, 3555, 7790.
Conrad (Con) music co. On Satur-
day night. 24739. .
Conrad (E, J. W.):

Jewel of Sahara. 19434.
My midnight girl. 19876.
One stolen kiss. 20042.

Your lips tempt me. 20964.
Youre always in my dreams.
20945.
Conrad (Eddie) Old Argentina.
24720.
Conrad (H. S.)... Pm glad I’m mar-
ried. 8338.
Conrad (J. W.) Jewell of Sahara.
19434. ;
Conrad (Miller). Suzanne. 11820.
Conriche (Leo) First thoughts.
23817.

Cons (Auguste) :
Chanson d’avril. 14411.
Cloisterham. 1741.
Constance (Beatrice)
mother dear. 16009.
Constance (Olive) Love of long ago.
19627.
Constantinovitch (Anatol) Barearolle
in F sharp. 9573.
Contant (J. A.) Chant de railliement
des Franco-Américains. 16568.
Conte (Paolo):
Evening thought.
Legend. 24290.
Conterno (L.)
10948.
Contes d’Hoffmann.,
Converse (F. S8.):
Love’s. homing. 2417.
Scarecrow. 15808.
Song of the world adventurers.
22851.
Wild rose. 3298.
Conway (C. W.) Heart of Seattle
was my old homestead. 8274.
Coogan (A. P.) After all. 18386,
20987.
Cook (A. B.) Brown. and
silver now. 14359.
Cook (D.) Midnight sun. 17425.
Cook (Mrs. D. F.) Mother’s prayer.
414,

Take care of

23787.

Medley selection.

8784.

gold is

Platinum scaree

among the gold. 15664.
Cook!) (He oF.) Whispering winds.
2550;
Coek (Earl M.) Mammy dear. 2487.
Cook (Elizabeth) :
Robin Goodfellow. 11521.
Sea fairies’ song. 17855.

Um-hum. 23110.

1523

INDEX.

Cook (F. E.) Wondrous beauty of
the May. 14117.

Cook (H. F.) Don’t worry but smile.
9968.

Cook (H. 8.) Sweet rambler rose.
18025.

Cook (J. G.) Angel mother. 12392.

Cook (J. L.):

Come back and get your bananas,

for we won’t have no more after
today. 18705.

Consolation blues.

High fallutin’

18718.
seal skin brown.

19133.

Ill be your sweet patootie—if?
14890.
if you want what I got sweet
papa, why don’t you make it
known. 19325

My lovin’ Mamie. 6916, T7519.

Six o’clock in the morning blues.
15860.

Two-time mama,
fool. 12036.

When I see you.

don’t you be no

16234.

Whicker Bill blues. 12212, 18275.
Cook (L. E.) Sweet Louise. 7463.
Cook (M. H. R.) Manyana. 2444.
Cook (M. Z. D.)::

Immortal march. 21913.

O! sacred heart. 22425.

Cook & Shoemaker pub. co.:
Come back and get your bananas,

18705.

Consolation blues. 18718.

High fallutin’ seal skin brown.
19133.

If you want what I got sweet
papa. 19325.

Oh! garlic. 19992.

Cooke (—) Love sends a little gift
of roses. 6695.

Cooke (C. L.):
Do you ever dream of me. 6045.
Girl of the olden West. 10216.
Weddin’ blues. 20776.
Cooke (HE. Massey-) See Massey-Cooke
(H.)
Cooke (J. F.): 5
Laughing roses. 8492.
Nile night. 24646, 24647.
OV Carlina. 24719.
Cooke (MM. F.):
Andante quasi barearola. 5744.
Heart 0’ mine. 2040, 6318.
Cooke (M. Massey-) See Massey-
Cooke (Mabel)
Cooke (S. G.) Onward forever. 20048.
Cooke (Waddington) :
Bed in summer. 1594.
Lament. 14163 (304).

Little voice, what it says to me at.

24340.
2091:

night.
My shadow.

pt. 11, n.s., v.18

Swing. 3071.
Weep. ye no more. 25595 (304).
Wind. 3307.

Cools (Hugéne) Souper de WNoél.
22861. bess

Coombs (Cy) =) Yellow lantern.
20914.

Coombs (C. W.): !
As it began to dawn.’ 9413 (4).
Before the dawn. 5813.
Guiding star. 19082. ee
Lord, Thou hast been our dwelling

place. 22138.

Coombs (D. H.):

Dawn in a fairy garden. 109.

EHastern dreams. 134.
Moonrise. 412.
Coombs (Norman) In the ei of

smiling waters. 272. :
Soon (Victoria) : | |
IT love you just the same, 21829.
IT want to know what this world
is’ coming to. “19297. ’
Sunshine of my memories.
Too late, my love. 16101.
Coop (Lewis) Ambrette. 23392.
Cooper (A. B.) After awhile.’ 761.
Cooper (B. L.): ;

(22930. '

Daddy better watch your. step.
Bf bl
Papa better watch' ‘your ‘step.
11345. of.
ted hot mama,’ 22634:
You. 16339, 16340. vf
You may be fast ‘but! your
mamma’s gonna slow you down.
18347.
Cooper (Joe):
Love,..my,, heart, 15 calling you.
8552, 10858.
‘Mais le son de ta voix. 17372
Cooper (Ken?) :
Dixie girl., 6041.
Moon glow. ~22286..
Cooper (Robert). Lights o’ home.
324. :
Cooper (W. BE.) Deserted boy. 16697.

Cooper (W.H.) Rise and fall of man.
2841.

Cooper (W.. 8.) Legend of St. Yvonne.
8497. =

Co-operative music ¢€o.:
After school march. 5701.
Barbara polka. 5801.
Cherry blossom reverie.
College days. 21323.
Gavotte. 19016.
Jean et Jeanette. 19422.
Lilae waltz. 19565. .
Little gem waltz. 19579.
Mamma’s waltz. 6741.
Poinsette. 7119.
Princess waltz. 20162.
Recess march. 20195.
Rolling hoop rondo. 20235.

0938.

1524

INDEX

06s. 1-13. 1923

‘Wide awake rondo. 20877.
Wide awake waltz. 20878.
Wildwood reverie... 20881.

Co-optimists. 849, 891, 1911, 1347,
1370, ~1427, 1846, 3124, 3202, 3297,
5380, 10407, 10488, 12316, 12526,
12616, 13479, 13701, 15895.

Co-optimists concert party album, no.
Ze AZGAT.

Coots (J. F.):

Chiquette. 8000.

Home town blues. 10366, 14839.

How my sweetie loves me, she
loves me all the time. 24040,
25595. (894).

Innocent eyes. | 8405.

Lady. 8483.

My Rose. 8724.

Not yet, Suzette. 19951.

Coppée (Ambrose) :
Circus parade, 23607.
Dance of the Gypsies. 23674.

24333.
25390.
Just a wee. drap.

Little princess.
Valse espagnol.
Copeland . (Tom)
15093.
Copland (Aaron)
Copley music co.:
Trailing. 11990.
You will never find to-morrow if
vou haven’t found to-day. 752.
Copper (Sullivan) Barber and. the
sheik. 23454. °
Copperfield. (Andrew)
and gay. 25003.
Copperman (Sol):
Doe-knot. 118.
Im an appreciating
14909.
Coppola (Piero) :
Morn in May. 17462.
There is a wheel inside my head.
18076.
Coquette: , 23352, (25).
Coquillette (B. F.) In the mossy dell,
beside the rippling stream. 6489.
Corbellini (A.):
Ballade d@’ Arlequin. 3483.
Crépuscule romanesque. 3691.
Dansez, Marquisette. 3736.
Mazurka de concert. 4611.
Réves-tu, ma belle? 5014.
Salutation angélique. 5069.
Corbett (F. J.) Desert land. 1828.
Corbett (F. TT.) Heavens above.
10335.
Corbett (Felix):
In the time of roses.
Nightingale’s
pCO.
Sigh not. 14163 (515).
_ Somewhere. a-. heart, is
ARTO Te
Summer day.

Scenes merry

Mamma.

5679 (56).
courtship. 5679

Inine.

11798.

Passacaglia. | 7080. .

Corbett (Horton):
Dauntless. 1810.
Moon-marketing. 11022.

Corbett (J. B.) Christensen’s instruc-

tion book for playing rag, jazz and
popular music on the violin or man-
.dolin. 9761. L
Corbiere (Regina) Your loving smile.
14158.
Corby (Mabelanna) :
Cireulas’ song. 5959.
It is May. 13060.
Coreoran (G. T.) Worry. 14126.
Corcoran (H. P.)' Song of my heart.
20425. ;
Cordi (Louise) Buddy-girl. 16528.
Cordray (©. J.) Georgia’ Tullaby.
Ps eV
Cordrey
10980.

Corelli (Arcangelo) Giga.

Corfield (A.) Chant du cygne.

Corio (Edgardo):

Fantasia. 8038.
Notturno a Lesbo. 8763.
Corl (W.-A;));
Fine homes. 6183.
Mason land. (6775.
Corman (Julian),, Toast to. Illinois
memorial stadium. 18133.
Cormier (B.M.) Now let’s talk about

(Elmer) Message of. love.

10209,
= of @ ie

beauty. 24667. |.
Cornelius (Peter) Vergine ~Marien-
lieder... 3212.

Cornelius (R. H.) Glory beams. 3989.
Cornell (A. J.) Blossom-time. . 12494.
Cornell (D. W.) At night. 7860.
Cornell (E. K.):
My Dixie rose. 4713.
| 'When summer’s sun is. shining.
12177. i

Cornell (JT. -F.) My love for’ you.
14117.
Cornell masque. Last night. 10731.
Corney (A. J.) VTve been wanting
~ you. 2140.
Cormick -(R. A.) Why did God let
you die? 25516.
Corning (A. E.) Centennial hymn.
7984.
Cornwall -€Mrs. HP.) Welcome
home. 7682.
Corona (Romolo) :
Bimbe innamorate. 3527.
Gipsy. 3979.
Midinettes. 4643.
Nell’ Uruguai. 4764.
Oh, yes. 4822.
Rimpianto di Pierrot. 5019.

Tango bl1w.,...5295.,
Tzigani. 5423.
Vanita. 5462.
Coronaro (Giannina) © Claudia.
(107).

14163

1525

INDEX

pt. m1, n.s., v.18.

Corr (John) I’ve come back to stay
with mother dear. 10508.

Corri (Ghita) Church of Christ in-
earnate. 1735.

Corris (W. E.)

Corritor (Mrs. M.)

My Reno belle. 8722.
Oh! baby. 6994.

Corson (E. G.) Ding a ling ling.
21424,
Corté’s (F. P.) Corté’s musical re-
vue. 9818.
Cortés musical revue. 9818.
Cortese (Bernardo) Alma, [ want
you. 16408.
Cortez (Lucille) I love you Hawaii.
19239.
Cory (Annetta) :
Four cheerful selections. 21353.
K. C. grand march. 10679.
My Irish friend. 22334.
Cory music shop:
Four cheerful selections. 21358.
k. C. grand march. 10679.
My Irish friend. 22334.
Coryell (Marian) Cynthia suite.
1792.
Corzilius (Victor) :
Kleine nachtigall. 19516.

Kleines ptippchen, lass uns schla-
fen geh’n. 6993.

Loreley, mein Migdelein. 13208.

Venus, du_ strahlende’' k6onigin.
BUTaL:

Wenn wir beide hochzeit machen.’

20786.
Wer nicht die nicht des fritihlings
verktisst. 20788.
Wir baun uns
7742.

Cosentino (Mario) :
Camicie azzurre. 3579.
Strenna Piedigrotta, 1923.

Coslow (Sam):

Bebe. 7898.

I want ’em wild, weak, warm and
willing. 17084.

Jungle land. 6561.

Mose. 11039.

Since you gave your heart to an-
other, you took the heart out
of me. 5146.

S’nora, how she can snora.

ein hduschen.

25178.

13769.

Stop your kiddin’. 612.

Wanita, wanna eat. 1411.
Cosner (A. N.):

My prayer. 2588.

Twilight memories. 1894.

Cossart (L. A.)
8947.
Costa (EB. 8S.)
7089.
Costa (Leon de)
one horse town.
Costa (P. M.):
°A Frangesa. 5681.
Scugnizza. 7269.

Romance-impromptu.
Pensacola all its own.

Circus days, in our
16600. |

Costallat et e¢ie.: :
Course a |’ abime.
Deux études. 8732.
Fantaisie pour fifite et orchestre.

6158.

9601.

Féte 4 Trianon. 3907.
Valse des fleurs. 12061.

Costello (Bartley) If you are as
lonesome as I am. 6452, 10545.

Costello (J. B.) Freedom of Ireland.
14714.

Cosyn (Benjamin) Twenty-five pieces
for keyed instruments. 5977.

Coté (A. F.) Mother’s lullabye. 418.

Cotrell (F.) Love’s promises. . 17347.

Cottin (Jules) Méthod for the man-
doline. 25595 (185)

Cotton (R. P.) Daddy mama’s com-
ing home. 14501.

Cotton (R. T.) So keep your nose
above the clo’es. 22823.

Cotton stockings. 21356.

Couch (P. R.) Babe Ruth _ blues.
9545.

Couchman (R. A.) Be still, my heart.
16472.

Couffer (Grant) Sigma chi girl.
17893.

Coulter (K.) Such loving you never
knew. 20486.

Council of Jewish women. Introduc-
tion tg Jewish music in eight illus-
trated lectures. 4817.

Counseller (Hattie)
25402.

Couper (B. F.):

For all the saints. 23838.

Thine forever, God of leve.
Couperin (Francois) :

Piéces. 8867.

Sarabande. 17835.

Courquin (A.):

Marche des R. A. T. 67585.

Que Linda. 22614. :
Courtade (A.):

Allégresse. 3405.

Joveux carillon flamand:

Liégeoise. 4472.

Mes adieux a la garde. 6811.

Souvenir du 102° de ligne. 7404.

Sortie champétre. 5214.

Vendanges. 7621. —

Courtesan. 19359, 19622. 20842, 20911.

Courtioux (—) Quand on yeut s’
faire aimer. 7166.

Courtney (J. D.):

Along the woodland path.
Sylvan revels. 16002.

Courtney (May) Jewel in the lotus.
96

Van Wert.

25285.

13083.

14206.

Courtney (Vincent) Cold North sea.
14456.

1526

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Courville (Victor):
Somebody something
18785.
You are to me what the stars are

to the sky. 12292.

Cousin from nowhere. 2236, 3497,
4016, 4530, 4563, 5620, 9312, 9825,
9826, 11259.

Couslin (Joseph)

like you.

Banks of Georgia.

16467.
Coutarel. Nuit d’ étoiles. 13427.
Coutts (J. D.) Gospel searchlight
songs. 23931.
Cove (Florence) Sunset memories.
13857.
Coveny (C. E.) Please do it some
more. 520.
Coverdale (Charles) Back answers.
14269.
Coverley (Robert) :
Danse. 8047.
Glaneuses. 8226.
Mélodie. 8048.
Memory’s harbor. 24500.
Moissonneurs. 8658.
Covington (A. H.) pseud. See Jones
(Isham)
Cowan .(Lynn):
Cross roads. 3697, 3698.
Sweetie mine. 11852.
Cowan (Mary) Whippoorwill. 25501.

Cowan (Ruby) I didn’t care ’till I
lost you. 21800, 24071. .
Cowan (T. W.) Song of loneliness.
5195.
Coward (Noel) :_
Carrie. 18635.
Other girls. 20056.
Parisian Pierrot. 20092.
Prenez garde Lisette. 22596.
Russian blues. 17820.
Tamarisk town. 22984.
What love means to girls like me.
23204.

Cowboy’s lament. 23653.

Cowell (Henry) :
Fleeting. 163.
Floating. 166.
Frisking. 177.
Secooting. 569.
Seething. 571.
Wafting. 692.

Cowen (Frederic) :
Along the shore. 14163 (16).
At parting. 14168 (26).
Broken flower. 14163 (69).
Fairy song. 14163 (164).
Harold. 141638 (227).
I love my love. 14163 (253).
Ladies of St. James’s. 6600. -
Love in the meadow. 9418 (85).
Lovers. 14163 (322).
‘Mariano. 14163 (332).
Near thee. 14163 (384).
Psalm of life. 5679 (90).

106658—24—__15

‘w

a a a

Summer’s here. 14163 (547).
Swallows. 14163 (552)..
Time of roses. 14163 (574).
To the night. 141638 (578).
Two castles. 141638 (582).
Cowen (F. H.) Voice of the Father.
20099 (296).
Cowles (Cecil)
Cowles (W. R.)
1282.

Cox (Attler) : :
Harem blues. 6301.
Oh you little dainty maid. 7007.
Cox (C. C.) I wish I, had a home
sweet home. 17092.
Cox (Cynthia) Happy tree.
Cox (Frances) Doubting
blues. 9973.
Coxe¢Gi N:) 3
Dearest child. 9917.
It’s love. 10606.
You'll never know.
Cox (Ida):
Come right in. 21335.
Grave yard blues. 10270.
Graveyard dream blues. 21672.
Lawdy lawdy blues. 22061.
Cox (J._S.) . How can I leave thee.
12344 (16).
Cox (Jimmie) :
Nobody knows you when you are
down and out. 24658.
Some old day. 179388.

Cox (L. H.) Leonora’s lullaby. 6620.
Cox (Lucy) Carolina, land: of my
dreams. 9709.
Cox (Persis)
TON te
Cox (Ralph):
Brown birdeen. 18592.
Day of glory. 1815.
Lord is my light. 4521.
My lady moon. 24598.
Road to spring. 24988.
Rover. 24971.
Stepping along. 25165.
Cox (Robert) Rose and the
24953.
Cox (W. H.)
Cox (Wayne)
13127.
Coyle .(D:;J.).:
Foolish. 10150.
Ravena. 11487.

Coyle’ (J... L.) Sambo Valentino.
22707.

Cozzolino (Giuseppe)
ne’. 13695.

Cozzolino (Vincenzo)
20675.

Crabtree. (P. H.)
days that used to be.

In aricksha. 6466.
Shepherd to his love.

14790.
mama

12300.

Song of the hunt.

ring.

Flotsam. 14698.
Ku klux klan blues.

Scuordete, oj

Turnanno a tte.

Memories of the
392.

vs

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Craig (Anna) My priceless pearl.

4734.
~ Craig (G. M.) True love’s dawning.
5398.
Craig (I. D.) My Dixie rose. 2570.
Craig (Inez) Hello on the radio.
16936.
Craig (Jack) Slip-n sax. 17916.
Craig (Matthias). Just a dream on
the Rhine. 19450.
Craigen (M. 1) Country scenes.
12626.
Cramer (C. ot Paradise. 20089.
Cramer (HE. L.) Phiadelphia. 11387.
Grammer) (iB) s
Ausgewihlte etiiden. 1554. ;
HKighty-four celebrated studies.

D679 (29).
Cramer (J. B.) & ¢o., ltd.:
Across the valley. 4
Aftermath. 14180.
Antoinette. 14240.
As I laye a-thynkynge. 25.
At Columbine’s grave. 3451.
Ballet of butterflies. 5799.
Blossom-time. 21178.
Conjuration. 16628.
Deep in some woodland glade.
3762.
Dreamland city.
Eléanore. 8144.
Fairy friends. 148.
Fairy lures. 12785.
Fascination. 8176.
Garden is a lovesome thing. 8209.
Go down to Kew in lilac time.
3994.
Harlequinade. 204.
Her eyes are stars.
IT remember. 14942.
I wonder. 8367.
In August. 15000.
In fountain court. 21924.
In the dawn. 15014.
Just one rose for me.
Life. 15180.
Lilacs are in bloom. 2362.
Little prince. 4498.
Little princess. 4494.
Little vagabond. 4501.
London town. 24345.
Love pipes of June. 18222.
Mary and the kitten. 8611.
Musette. 11065.
My little island home. 15444.
Nina. 15504.
No-man’s-land. 2623.
O Canada. 22413.
Old brocade. 481.
Old folk. 4832.
On.a grey day.
One perfect
13490.
Our national songs.
Primeval. 527.

0679 (179).

4094.

13102.

2693.

hour with you.

22505.

15

Prisoner of Zenda. 22603.

Seafaring man. 22739.

Seaman. 5094.

Ships of Yule. 22776.

So gently speaks my lady fair.
11686.

Song of the road. 11728.

Stay O sweet. 17979.

Three sketches. 22764.

Tides. 5364.

To Mary. 3154.

To the children. 18131.
Tutankhamen. 12015.
Twilight people. 18158.

When love awakes. 5548.

Ye olde hall. 5640.

Cramer (J. 8.) For old time’s sake.
21577.
Cramer & Travaline. Philadelphia.
11387.
Cramm (H. L.) Woodsy corner tales
and tunes. 3822.
Crammond (C. C.):
Fragrant blossoms. 1946.
Woodland reverie. 9364.

Crampton (Ernest) :
Antoinette. 14240.
Ye olde hall. 5640.
Crandall (EK. D.) Wager. 12105.
Crandell (J. 8S.) We’ll spark while we
park in the dark. 12136.
Crane (A. 8.) Mother. 22296.

Cranmer (EK. L.):
Softly now the light of day.
12344 (47).
Sun of my soul.
Thy will be done.
Cranz: (A. es
Abschiedswalzer.
Bliitenfall. 1628.
Fantastic dance. 16788.
Haremstriume. 2026.
In heimlicher nacht.
In tanzenden boot.
Marquisette. 2455.
Nachtpromenade. 2601.
Nichtliche gondelfahrt. 2602.
Old fashioned suite. 17634.
Plaudernde quelle. 2760.
Poem. 17729.
Réverie. 17790.
Rivieratraum. 2844.
Sérénade. 17866.
serenade unterm
5106.
Weltentrtickt. 3247. ;
Crapo (D. EH.) When'I wanna, then
you don’t. 18244.
Crary (L. R.). Waltz melody number
one. 7657.
Craven (—) Hole in the wall.. 2064—
2065. :
Crawford (A. W.) Women have sim-
ply made me wild. 1446,

8

12344 (51).
9413 (140).

1481.

2192.
2179.

abendstern.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Crawford (Arthur) Idaho Coeur
D’Alene dear darling to you. 14965.

Crawford (Chas.) Missing link.
22265,

Crawford (Elizabeth) :
Bumpin’ bumpin’ along. 16533.
Dreaming of you, love. 16740.
Mrs. O’Rokey and Mrs. McFee.
405, 17441.
My Mollie O. 17525.
They are blooming for
mother. 18088.
Crawford (Jean) ’Neath the honey-
suckle vine. 19920.
Crawford (Jesse) :
In a corner of the world all our
-own. 2182.
Pal o’ my heart. 113836.

Crawford (Loretta) Long live Woos-
ter U. 10823.

you,

Crawford (R. M.) Drake’s drum.
23788. ’

Crawford (Robert) Men of Case.
10965.

Crawford (Mrs. S. E.) Power behind
the throne is dad. 13589.
Crawford (T. J.):
Morning melody. 22292.
Two pieces. 16643.
Creamer (—) Down by the river.
6070.
Creamer (Henry):
Baby’s got the blues. 16455.
Better give your sweetie what she

needs. 18532.
Cut-out, Charleston swing. 8056,
9846.

H-Gypsy-Ann. 8140, 10039.
Every step brings. me closer to

my lovin’ honey lamb. 3880,
8164.

Hoo-tee-hoot. 12934.

I’m feeling blue for Mammy Lou.
23352 (57)

If you go, you'll come back by and
by. 2172, 4266, 21906.
Men ain’t satisfied. 10964.
Sweetheart farewell. 9145, 11845.
Whoa, Tillie, take your. time.
7732.
Creed of the Ku klux klan.
of the klan.
Creighton (Malcolm)
Creptisculo. 9835.
Crerie (EK. EH.) <Ah’s done see’d er
callicker mule. 5709.
Crescent music pub. co.
6157.
Crescenzo (Vincenzo de):
M’amasti mai. 24407.
Marcia su Roma. 22195.
Cressey (C. R.) Twilight. 18154.
Cressey & Allen. Twilight. 18154.

See Creed

Jiggs. 24211.

Fall in line,

Creteur (Anatole) Zouave polka.
3366.
Crévecoeur (L. de) Amphitrite er-
rante. 1523.
Crickboom (Mathieu) :
Technique du violon. 635, 636,
18050. :
Violin. 18191-18195.
Crimson eyebrows. 1782.
Crismore (E. M.) Varsity follies,
RAlZor:
Crismore (Harry):
Chinese dance. 1728.
Little Indian chief. 10797.
Crismore & Peters pub. co. Varsity

follies. 12071.
Crisp (L. M.) Back, back, back to
' Tennessee. 18491.
Crissman (E. P.) Mbolly’s’ bonnet.
24531.

Crist (Bainbridge) :
Arabian dance. 5762.
Chinese dance. 383869 (11), 5951,
18677.

Egyptian impressions. 6115.
I send you dreams. 19277.
Intermezzo. 1784.

Languor. 19532.

Nino bibo. 8751.

Would you go so soon. 25557.

Grist "(De Wy ayy.
Arlington grand march. 9413 (3)

Dixie. 23718.

Moonlight. 14163 (360)
Oakland grand march. 9413
(107)

Old homestead grand march.
24728.

14163 (416)
14163

Organ melodies.
Pleasant view schottische.
(436)
Reception waltz.
Sharon’s rose, no. 2.

14163 (457)
94135 (128)

Sweet William waltz. 25595
(266)
Vale of Shenandoah waltz. 25385.

—Critehfield (J. D.):

It’s the treasure you store up in
heaven. 10611. :
Just hold up your head. and throw
out your chest. 4386.
Crnkovich (Rudolf)’ Tamburaska
Skola. 22985.
Crocker (Alvin):
Down the lane to home sweet

home. 6079.
To have, to hold, just you. 7551.
Crocker (Wayne) Spring festival.
11764.
Croft (D.N.) Perfected system cornet
instructor. 11381.
Croghan (P. V. G.) Memories of long
ago. 153827.
Croisetiere (C. M.) Reflections.
114938.

1529

INDEX

Croissant (Le) de pourpre. 1706.
Crombie (I. M.) Musical calendar.
13358.
sronrer (C. W.)-:
I know a little widow, who could
win and fool you all. 24082.
I know a widow who could win.
19222.
Cromweed (F. W. D.) Oh Helena, you
are a wonder. 1184.
Cromwell (Frederic)
the baby. 23782.
Cronimus (Philip) They didn’t think
Pd ‘dost but*PAdid sor
Cronin (EK. W:):

Evangeline and

Don’t forget your mother, lad.
3792.

Wondering, sweetheart, wonder-
ing. 14116.

Miami moon. 10986.
Hymnal. 1002.

Babies of every land.

Cronin (G. H.)
Cronk (H. CG.)
Cronk (K. 8.)

3467.
Cronnville (J/rs. M.) Memories of
long ago. 19734.

Cronson (Joseph) You’re the leader
of them all B. P. O. E. 1465.
Crooke (EH. EH.) Creed of the klan.

23659.
Crooke’s (EK. J.) What ev’ry girl is
seeking. 1419.
Crosby” (H's:
Keewatin. 24260.
Kentuckian. 24261.
Crosby (Jack) Don’t mind them
uncle. 9960.
Crosby (Marie) She’s all the rage in
society. 25041.
Grosby ...(R.:).P.) Lonesome: heart.
22122:
Crosby (T. C.) Jazzmine. 8424.

Crosley (Ret) I don’t want to go to
heaven, unless I can go with you.
10430.

Crosley pub. co. Somebody else is

stealing my sweetie’s kisses. 11701.
Cross (Hlsa) Child songs from
Hawaii. 21292.

Cross (H. P.) Sharon town. 29839.

Cross (Inez):

Ballade. 3696.
Humoresque. 4132.
You. 5647.

Cross (J. A.) Sweetheart, don’t you
hear me calling for you. 11844,

Cross (P. J.) After. 12856.

Crosse (Mentor) Break, break, break.
23521.

Crossley (Doyle) Dreams of the
desert, 8122.

Crotty. (i. P£.) Dreaming 7 oF “seu:
9999.

Crouch (N.) Kathleen mavourneen.
24256.

pt. iI, n. S., v.18

Crouse (Bertha) Don’t worry. 6063.
Crouse (D. D.) When I wanna then
you don’t. 18244.

Crow (G. E.) Longing. 8537.

Crow-fish man. 21368.

Crowe (Edgar) Ah! county Guy. 6.

Crowell (C. 8.) Baby arms. 12428.

Crowell (L. I.) Mother. 17468.

Crowley (A. J.) Bum-bum-bumble-
bee. 18597.

Crowninshield (M. B.) There is a

land mine eye hath seen. 25595
(274). .
Croxall (A. J.) Our old clock. 1206.

Croziea (M. C.) Vm a one man’s

woman. 17036.
Crozier (HK. W.) Jubilate Deo.
10647. ’
Crum (A. D.) Starlight. 15933.
Crum (FF. °C.)°? Girl Sith anon
21631.

Crumb (C. E.) Heart he had pledged

to hold sacred and dear. 12905.
Crumit (Frank):
Just because of your Smile.
6565.
Little brown road. 19575.

Little darlin’ just for you. 2375.
Sweet Alice. 7457. :
You ought to know it by now.

7785.

Crumling (B. F.):

Evening meditation. 3873.
From ocean to ocean. 16856.
Crump (B. EF.) “Tushall nec” roreet.

21858.

Crump (Geo.):

Elephants went back to the ele-
phant and castle. 12749.

King of the Cannibal Islands.
19507.

Ku klux klan. 8475.

Crump (Jesse):

Farewell sweet man 0
16790.
Indiana avenue blues. 13049.
Crutchfield (J. A.) Zion’s
20970.

Crying for you. 8051.

Cuba, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. V.

mine.

hill.

Cuceoli (Arturo) 40 preludi. 21373.
Cui (César) : é
Berceuse. 16489.
Cradle song. 14163 (126).
Orientale. 7036, 8826, 17660,
22498.
Cullinan (HE. A.) Then you'll remem-
ber me. 7523.
Culver (Mrs. J. W.) Lovingly I~
cling. 24400.

Cumberland (Gladys) :
Brooklet’s song. 7951.
Fairies’ lullaby. 8172.
Hunters’ rondelay. 8311.

1530

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Land of dreams. 8487.

Shipwreck. 9025.

Six merry dance tunes.

Village fair. 9264.

Wedding bells. 9290.
Cumings (Tax) Pleading.
Cumings (Thayer) :

Baby blue. 1561.

Japanese moon. 289.

Montjama maid. 15371.

Song of the caballero. 5199.

St. Vitus blues. 15795.

Won’t you believe me now. 5626.
Cumming (Robt.) Vesper. 238148.
Cummings (J .C.). In the gloaming.

24171.

18736.

22570.

Cummings (J. G.) Ecstasy. 238769.

Cummings (M. H.) Free. 174.

Cumpson (Helen) Step a song.
25163.

Cundell (Edric) :
I will make yeu brooches. 14962.
Londonderry air. 13195. ~
Valse fantasque. 3199.
Water-babies. 5504.

Condi: (O:.H.) :
Come home. 8024.
Give out the light. 6236.
Lord of ali leads on. 8543.
Rejoice and sing. 8928.
Saviour calls. 8979.
Some day. 9069.
East rons ~ 9232.
Walking home with Jesus.
With joy bells ringing.
Cundiff & Ross. Some day.
Cundy-Bettoney co.:
Andante religioso.
Champlain. 18657.
Chopin. 10235.
Czar cavatina. 23667.
Danse joyeuse. 9881.
Golden gate. 23908.
Intermezzo. 10021.
Keewatin. 24260.
Kentuckian. 24261. P
Little geblins. 19582.
Minuett royal. 10999.
Pomponette. 20140.

Cunningham (C. A.) Back in old
Virginia is a dear mother. 21105.
Cunningham (EK. C.) Sweetheart of

old K. A.- 25210.

Cunningham (Harry) When I’m dead
and gone. 1425.
Cunningham (Jack)
in Idaho. 12181.
Cunningham (Paul)
a-bye my mammy.

‘Cunzo (Vince) Forestiera. 18982.

Cuppage (K. W.) Old Ireland is call-
ing for me. 15561.

Cupper (T. EH.) Anywhere. 9505.

9277.
7745. -
9069.

9491.

Way out west

I want to rock-
DA a AM 64 i Wee Se

Curei (G. M.):
Candide vele.
Lonely. 19599.

Cure (Orla):
Dreaming of old Kentucky. 9996.
Just a vision of my home sweet

home. 6564.
Liza Lou, come cure mah blues.
8532.
Curiale (Josephine)
step. 23884.

Curington (J.)

cares for me?

Curlett (J. LT.)

23902.

Girls watch your

Who are you, that
9329.
Mammy’s cradle song.

10910.
Curran (D. E.) My girl from the old
Bay State. 22331.’
‘Curran (J. V.) My su-su-sunny home.
13391.
Curran (P. F.) Land of my dreams.
10724.
Curran (P. G.):
Dawn. 12664-12666.
Nocturne. 859.

Nursery rhymes. 2642.
Rainy'2811.
Currie (G. G.) Song of the waltz.

9091.

Currie (Lorna) My dream. 15420.
Currier (B. H.):
Brooklet. 18590.
Mystic chant. 19906.
Curry (Leo) Mother sister and dad.
15394.
Curtice (J. F.):
Adam and Eve. 9430.
Sweethearts still. T7470.
Curtis (Billy) I’m dizzy-over Lizzie.
17048. ‘
Curtis (E. C.) Palmer-Curtis series

of music readers for schools. 14163.
(420-422).
Curtis (Ernesto de):
"A canzone ’e ll’ emigrante. 18368.
Me parene mill ’anne. 24489.

Mentre ella dorme. 245085.
Where are you. 14083.
Curtis (G. B. de) See de Curtis
(G. B.)
Curtis (G. H.)
without you.
Curtis (L. B.):
Foolish child. 12825, 14163 (657).
Honey, dat’s all. 14163 (670).
How can you love somebody else.
10386.
Curtis (L. R.) Sunny—Arizona. 9131.
Curtis (Loyal) How can you love
somebody else, when I’ve been so
faithful to you. 10386, 14163 (672).
Curtis (R. G.) I love you. 17032.
Curtis: (W. H.):
Eleven o’clock. 10050.
Safety first. 1260.

Without you, dear,
16318.

L551

INDEX

Curwen (C. C.):

Lights and shadows. 24309.
Little romance. 243837.
Ping pong polka. 24860.

Curwen (J.) & sons, Itd.:

Ambitious love hath forced me to
aspire. 1516.

Ancien régime. 5740.

Ariel. 1537.

At dusk. 16441.

Bells of Cantre’r Gwaelod. 5820.

Bogies’ band. 16513.

Bumpkin’s dance. 212138.

Camp fire song. 67.

Captain’s lady. 9702.

Cast your caps and cares away.
5916.

Cease. sorrows, now. 1693.

"Cello tune. 21262. ~

Ceremonies [and] Fairies. 9724.

Cockle-boat. 3656.

Come. shepherd swains. 1754.

Cradle song. 9831, 9833.

Cuckoo music. 126388.

Cupboard. 12639.

Cycle of the sea. 14489.

Dabbling in the dew. 14496.

Dance of the sylphs. 9871.

Darling buds of May. 6016.

Deil’s awa’. 9927...

Donkey riding. 16707.

Drake’s drum. 14587.

Dreamful. 16736.

Fair is the rose. 1907.

Fairies song. 21526.

Fairy leathern-apron. 14665.

Tian lullaby. 10115.

First ‘jazz. 21556.

Found ‘it. 12832.

Go, lovely fose. 16872.

Go ye, my canzonets. 189.

Happy-go-lucky. 21694.

Have vou seen but a white lily
srow? » 2029.

Henry and Mary. 16940.

Here they come! 21728.

Hey nonny no! 6330.

Hide: and seek. 10349.

I’ll tell you a secret. 12969.

I loved a lass. 14907.

I loved a lass, a fair one. 17034.

I’m so sleepy. 12982.

TY should for grief and anguish.
Pao. é

I’ve lost my penny. 12997.

In a gondola. 6465.

In a playful mood. 21917.

Jemima. 17168.

Jolly good ale and old. 17184.

Kiddies’ book. 6582.

Legend of Mullaghmast. 4459.

Little dancer. 10793.

Little heather. 17285.

Little mazurka. 13182.

Little snowflake. 17291.

1532

pt. m1, n. s., v.18

Lo, here ‘another love! 334.
Lonely mill. 17300.
Merrymakers [and] Noontide

rest. 17417.
Midnight. © 22244.

' Miraculous love’s wounding.

403.

Morn in May. 17462.

Mouse. 11059.

My love is like a red, red rose.
17518.

My maid Mary. 6917.

Night in the jungle. 17564. .

O thou, that art so cruel. 471.

O waly waly up the bank. 17604.

O, wert thou in the ecauld blast.
17605.

Of all women. 11227.

- On a fair morning. 485. .

On the road to Bethlehem. 24743.

One, two, three! pussy’s up the
tree. 17650.

Quick march. 11478.

Quiet pool. 13612.

Rather fun. 22628.

Reverie, 17789.

Rhythmic tables. 15747.

Russian song. 17821.

School bell. 5086.

Sea dream. 11603.

Shadow march. 17873.

Shepherds had an angel. 2947.

Soldiers [and] Peep-bo. 17958.

Song. 22965.

Song in a gondola. 17948.

Song of the Volga boatmen. 7380.

Spring morning. 11769.

Squirrels at play. 7421.

Sweet nymph, come to thy lover.
629.

That’s the way for Billy and me.
18067.

There is a wheel inside my head.
18076.

This sweet and merry month. 652.

Though my carriage. 3132.

Thought. 11952.

Three virgin nymphs were walk-
ing. 3136.

Through the night of doubt and
sorrow. 38139.

Tink-a-bell. 18115.

To and fro. 23062.)

To the moon. 3157. ;

Twa sisters o’ Binnorie. 12018.

Twilight tombs of ancient kings.
12030.

Two-step. 23105.

Upon a hill. 3190.

Valse. 11859.

Wandering fiddler. 7662.

West wind. 18229.

What is life, or wordly pleasure?
712.

Whim. 18280.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Whither runneth my sweet heart?
23245.
With a voice of singing. 12250.
You that wont, to my pipe’s sound.
750.
Curzio (E.):
Mettite lavvocato.
Senza nu dollaro.
Cuseina (Alfredo) :
Duetto comico. 23754.
Fior di Siviglia. 14688.
Minuetto. 24522.
Ventaglio. 16156.
Cusenza (Salvatore) :
Bambola. 21114.
Luna. 360.
Mazurka. 388.
Vita nuova. 687.
Vittoria. 688.
Cushing (S. M.)
_ worship. 11738.
Cushman (HE. L.) If you'll be a cave-
man’s wife. 4267. t
Cusimano (Stephen) D-i-x-i-e. 12698.
Cussans (Oliver) Little Miss Butter-
fly. 17287.
Custace (A. FF.
Lord. 12856.
Custer (B. O.)
‘if you can
3347.

24513.
22749.

Songs of work and

M.) Give unto the

Youwre going some,
guess my nationality.

Custer battlefield hiway assn. Your
Way and my way. 12330.

Cut-out. 9846.

Cutler (M. J.) Christmas angels.
ley.

Cutmore (Constance) :

Ray of sunshine. 7181.
Some where in sunny Spain.
11710.

Cutter (Benjamin) :
By the brook side. 14163 (71)
Hifersucht.. 12344 (9)
Erstes begegnen. 12344 (10)
Frohes ende. 12344 (13).
In good humor. 14163 (267)
Little landler. 14163 (314)

Melancholie. 12344 (32)

Standehen. 12344 (49)

Wandering Hungarian. 14163
(594).

Cutting (Harnest) J’ll keep on dream-
ing, until my dreams all come true.
4172.

Cuviilier (Charles)

Cuypers (Hubert)
19516.

Cydalise et le chévre-pied. 9849-9851.

Cyples (Henry) Like my Ivish Rose.
22085.

Czerny (Ch.) :

Dextérité. 12694.
Petit Czerny. 7096, 7097.
Piccola vyelocita. 22554,

Annabella. 5749.
Kleine nachtigall.

Dale (Billy)

Primo maestro di _ pianoforte.
22601.
Scuola della velocitaéa. 22738.

12 etudes choisies et annotées pour
la main gauche. 8059.
133 exercices techniques. 14492.
Czerwonky (Richard) :
Cradle song. 1779.

Memories. 2490.
Czibulka (Alfons) :

A toi. 18375.

Gavotte Stephanie. 3964.

Stephanie gavotte. 5234.

Dacre (Harry):
Elsie from Chelsea. 141638 (150).
I can’t think ob nuthin’ else but

you. 20974 (37).
Dad (—) Daddy’s girl. 3712, 18749.
Dagmar the slave girl. 9860-9862,
9864, 10863.

D’ Agostino bros. :
"A sera d’ o’ festino. 9418.
Arietta campagnola. 7855.
Canzone Luciana! 14391.
"E duie marenare! 10023.
’E ffeste belle ’e Napule. 10024.
Pusilleco ’e sera. 4974.
Senza Napule. 9002.
Spusarizio ’e sango. 5229.
Viva Mussolino. 7687.
D’Aguerre (G.) Rabbit blues. 4983.
Dahloff (O. E.) Dixie, the land of rag
time tunes. 5679 (172). 8098.
Dahlquist (George) Major General
Hanson BE. Ely. 19667, 19668.
Dailey (J. G.):
Come along. 12603.
Shall America go back. 20334.
Dailey (Lafayette) Sweet apples and

hornets. 18018.

Dailey (T.” Jz:)' (I’m: not a’ sucker.
19193.

Dalayrac (Nicolas) Allegretto gra-
zioso. 14204.

D’ Alba (Remo) Dorotea. 6067.
Dalbret (—):

Berceuse rouge. 16492.

Femme du monde 4 soi. 16799.
Dalcroze (EH. Jaques-) See Jaques-
Daleroze (E.)

Halex Bawa
Prunetlaty m5 TOT Litae:
Sonata. 8064.

Song of praise. 9086.

Supplementary exercises to bk. 1.
9136.

Down on the farm they

all ask for you. 9980.

Dale (Norwood) :
Hunter’s morning song.
In forest shade. 24156.
Mystic river. 24620.
Rural song. 24974.
Spring fantasy. 25147.

24052.

1538

INDEX

hale (Pagie) :
Always dreaming of you. 21027.
When the cherry blossoms bloom

again, 238221;
Dale (R. V.) Miss Los Angeles.
19762.

Dale (Victor)
Shifting sands. 9023.
~ Things are not so dusty after all.
7529.

D’ Alessandro (G.):
Kittens squadron.
Pianoforte technic.
Rowing on the Nile.
Tin soldiers. 20640.

19512.
22552.
20262.

Daley (W. J.) Please play it over
again. 13576.
D’Alfonso (Carmine) Pugno di Firpo.

22611.

Dallas (J. W.) Poop-poop-pocp-corn,
nuts und kahn-dee. 24871.

Dallavo (J. W.) pseud. See Dallas
(J. Wy)

Dallier (Charles) :
Danse 4 Vorteil.
Dream of love.
Lancers ahorse.

Dallier (Henri) :
Andante. 9413 (35).
Offertoire. 12344 (40).

Dalmus (J. F.):

Come back to me. I pray.
Musical Joe. 19826.
D’Aloe (—) Mi chiamo amore. 6817.

Dalten (L. L.):

Come gentle night. 9794.

Love only makes life worth the

living. 22146.
My lovely neighbor.
Star of dawn. 15931.
Under the apple trees.
Daly (—):
Louisian’. 17318.
Oh gee, oh gosh. 2672.
Daly (Emmet): .
My Gamma girl. 19852.
Take me home. 22982.
Daly (J. M.) Lady of the lake.
4431.

Daly (Jack) I want someone to play
with. 10514.

Waly. Uh. Aas

23681.
$116.
13155.

23625.

15449.
18166.

309,

After the day is done. 14179.
Ai yah. 1492.

Dream boat. 1865.

In a Chinese bungalow. 2180.

Poppy girl. 2771.
Rose of China. 2865.
Some sweet day. 2975
Daly (Lew) Off again on again blues.
2663.
Daly (Wm.):

Girl is like sunshine. 12853.
Hoping. 10875.
I want a pretty girl. 4230.

pt. 11, n. Si, v.18

It’s the. nicest sort of feeling.
10610.

Laugh while you're dan c ing
around. 138141.

Oom-pah. 22491.

Stop flirting. 13848, 15943, 22901.

D’Amato (R.. A.) Wedding kiss.
5516.

Dambois (Maurice) Recueillement.
2821.

D’Ambrosio (A.) Canzonetta. 16373
(12).
Tame Blanche. 12645.

Dame qui rit. 4977.

Damen vom Olymp. 17262, 17399,
18227, 18751, 19340, 19502, 20759.
Damerell (S. J.):

For ev’ry light. that’s shining,
somewhere a_ broken heart.
14703. .

Give over. 12855.

Goldfish. 10250.

What’s the matter with the dear-

old Strand, that we have no
bananas to-day. 18285.

Where the river Savannah is fiow-
ing. 20854.

Where was Virginia creeping to.
14087.

Dameron (Mrs. John):
In my flying machine.
Little birdie. 24318.

D’Amico (Charles) :

Tf I could live over
When you get all that’s coming
to . yOu... sare:

Damnation de Faust. 18530.

Damon (Arthur) Three oaks. 25295.

Damonte( G. A.) Radiophonic sounds.

17765.

Damrosch (F.)

18364 (46).
Damrosch (Walter) Universal school

24162.

again. 4251.

Christmas night.

music series. 25376-25378.

Dan (Sol) My Studebaker | girl.
A743.

Dana (Arthur) pseud. See Herr-
mann (W.).

Danbé (J.) Menuet. 6809. -

Dance (George) Gay Parisienne.

14165 (195).

Dance, song and wine. 9029.

Dancing girl. 2140, 3098, 3285, 6008.
Dancing honeymoon. 14251, 14511,
14515, 16078, 16302, 18161, 19373.

Dancing mad. 21951.
Dancla (Veuve) Nocturne. 14163
(99).

Daniel (C. S.) Don’t let the honey-
moon wane. 18836.

Daniel (R. BE.) My cabin home in the
West. 8701.

Daniell (Estelle) Down on the bank
of the Chattahoochie. 1859.

Daniells (J. T.) Farmer. 12794.

1554

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Some sweet angel

sent him to me. 11700.

Daniels (Dan)
Daniels (M. W.):
| Fairy ring. 23800.

Fairy road. 23801.

Glory and endless years. 16870.
Daniels (Samuel) Let’s go! 2852.
Daniels (William) :

May song. 4607.
| .? Pussy. 4975.
| Starlighted midnight.

Woodland and meadow.

5231.
0629.

Danielson (Winthrop) I got a girl.
192158.

Danileff (Alex.) Bouton de_ rose.
12513.

Danks (A. V.):

Jesus bids me come.

Peace to the earth.

Danks (E. A.) :
10525.

Danks (H. P.):
Christ’s victory.
Jesus bids me come. 14163 (284).
Peace to the earth. 756 (2).

Danks (Leo) Sadie, my Bow’ry baby.

14163 (284).
To6 (2).

7808 (14).

15788.
Dann (H. EH.) Twice 55 community
| songs. 13976.
Dannenberg (Herman) Little wings.
2388.
Dannenberg (Sidney) Little wings.
2388.
D’Annibale (V.) See Annibale (V.
D’):
Danny boy. 23679.
Dans |’ ombre de la_ cathédrale.
8070.
D’Antalffy (Dezso) See Antalffy
(Dezso D’)
Danyel (John) Chromatic tunes.
8009.

I’Arba (B£.) See Arba (EH. D’)
" D’Arbor (Ch.) See Arbor (Ch. D’)
| D’Arcangelo (Donato) King Tutank-
@\ hamen. 19508.
Darcey (Joe) Rock me to sleep with
my Virginia melody. 11524.
Darch ine. Lovin’, that’s what this
old world needs. 4551.
_Darcieux (—) Noel bressau.
455 )
Dardany (—):
Ly Barcarolle de Vhomme qui assas-

25595

sina. 14285.

Chelito. 7994.

Ypervier (L’) 8150.
Java de Javel. 6531.
Jazzy-one. 6535.

Je sais. 8426.
Marronka. 6769.
Rematador. 8929.
Tango dor. 9157, 16016.

Tango de Mayo. 13889.

I wish you only knew.

Tango du canari. 9158.

Vertige. 5457, 7629.
Darden (Thomas) My sunshine Rose.
175359.
Dare (Dorothy) Juliet of my dreams.
84387.
- Darewski (Herman) :
Beautiful Greece. 797.
Chicken. 838.
Darewski gems. 864.

Daydreams that never come true.
S70.

Listening-in. 1085.

That’s another one gone. 13862.
We want a tot of rum. 1414.

You never know. 1464.

You will miss me. 1470.
Darewski (Herman) music pub. co.:

All the girls are nic-er-ty nice.

12371.
Beautiful Greece. 797.
Beauty. 798.
Beaver. T799.

Belinda and the curate. T7906.
Boosey’s brass & reed band jour-

nal. 3549.
Boosey’s brass band journal.
out

Boosey’s military journal. 5849.

Brighton camp. 12520.

Brown-father’s father’s father!
7952.

Calling. 12541.

Cannibal fox trot. 12545.

Chicken. _838.

Darewski gems. 864.

Darewski’s fourth concert party
album. 8072.
Darewski’s third album of seven
fe comedy duets. S073.
Daydreams that never come true.
870.:
Ding dong.
Down on
890.
Dream kiss. 9990.
Grown up people. 8250.
Harmless fun. 8262.
He’s only a working
He wouldn’t believe
His eyes. 12923.
Hush-a-bye, lullaby.
I’d like to live to
12960.
I love you, granny.

8094.

the old Dutch farm:

12902.
8271.

mah.
me.

19183.
ninety-nine.

19258.

I’m a little outsider. 8334.
“im alone, man. ,1014:
It’s a long, long way. 8409.

Jonn Blunt. 1061.

Johnnie, Vil come back to you.
19487.

King of the Cannibal
19507.

Ku kiux klan.

Islands.

8475.

1535

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

ee a NN eee SS

Darewski (Herman) music pub. co.—
Continued.

Lil old one pound notes.

Listening-in. 1085.

Love of long ago. 19627.

Loving cup. 1112.

Man who proposed. 13258.

Mary, in the days of the crinoline.
13270.

Neighbours. 1172.

No! we’ve got some lovely monkey
nuts. 19942.

Oh! I’m longing!

One golden hour
1198.

Open the gate of your
8823, 22492, 24761.

Pip, Squeak and Wilfred. 8874.

Plantation jubilee. 8876.

Potted geography. 8889.

Put a bit o’ treacle on my pud-

13165.

13455.
of dreams.

heart.

den, Mary Ann! 8911.

Quaint songs for little voices.
1241,

Sally of Blue Anchor alley. 1263.

Sing a song of bonnie Scotland.
9042.

Spa valse. 15922.

Taxes. .. 1353.

That don’t matter. 1358.

That little geranium. 1361.

That’s another one gone. 1362.

Tom Hall. 13949.

Vendetta. 9259.

Way down East. 20764.

Way they used to manage things
in Egypt. 14043.

We want a tot of rum. 1414.

When I return at eventide. 9304.

Whirling. 14089.

Whoops-a-daisy.

Won’t that be a wonderful day.

9359.

You and I and love. 1458.

You are so very fascinating.
9384.

You never know. 1464.

You will miss me sweetheart.
1470.

Da

~

-ewski (Max):

Fur and feathers. 21599.
His” girl... 962
Just for an hour. 13097.

Look what I’ve found. 13204.
Make it Saturday night. 13255.
Shadow man. 18714.
Snowball song. 13771.
Star of the wilderness. 20467.
That’s the tune. 9178.
Dargin (Margaret) Slacker. 22807.
Dargomizhsky (A.):
Paladin: | JUSSKs
Worm. 12270.
Darimont (Alph.) & cie. Rapsodie

dahoméenne. 13625.

1438. °

Darke (H. E.) Ye Meee ae ie ye

holy ones. 20913.
Darlay (René):
C'est vieux “et Ga ?m'sare. pas.

4378.
Je pense 4 mon estomac. 15065.
Jolie jambe dans un joli bas.
6549, 15074. .
Ma gosse. 4557.

Tu me le dois. 7575.
Darling (Dorothy) Mary from Mis-
Sissippi. 6772.
Darling '(J." WF) Aden.” tre
Darling (Lake):

Girl I love. 3981. :
I’m making believe that you a
me. 4202.
I need a new daddy.’ 2138.
If I only had my way. 4256.
There’s a little bit of Dixie in
you. 5346.
Daron-Merryman .- (Florence)
Merryman (F. D.).
Dart (H. L.) In the old rocking
chair. 1040. |
D’Artell (Louise) :
God is love and He loves His
children. 10231.
I shall surely marry an American.
17069, 21859.
Juanita, I love you. 21998.
Spirit of music. 11761.
Darton (E. M.) Other sheep. 18501.
Darvo (A. A.) First and last love.
16808.
Das lila separée
Dasfeld (J.)
12565.
Dash (Irwin):
Immigration Rose. 24150.
it’s a man ev'ry time, it’s a man.

See

7740.
Celles que nous aimons.

24189.

Dauber (Dol.) Mein vis-4-vis ist die
Marie. 3291.

Dautenhahn (M. C.) Why do I love
my flag. 12229.

D’Avanzo (Nicolini) Urdema Ssere-
nata. 20699.

Davenport (Lillian) Can’t use no

monkey man. 18623.

Davenport high school music study
club. Red and blue. 7185.

D’Averil (Nicolas) Little sea pic-
tures. 15204.

Davey (G. H.):

I’m gonna change her name from
Miss to Mrs. S-I-double-P-Y.
8343.

Meet all your troubles with an

Al. Smith smile. 2479.
Davico (V.)::
Fleurs mortes. 16812.

9890.
2537.

Trois chants d’ amour.
David (—) Moon river.

1536

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

David (Adolphe) :
Mandolinistes (Les) 7808 (67).
Réve de la marquise. T7808 (108).
Valse du vertige. 7808 (148).
David (D. L.) Méthode pratique de
chant, .15339.
David (Félicien) Thou brilliant bird.
3131.
Havyid: (HH. W.):
Felix kept on walking. 21544.
He give-a-me a rose. 8266.
In the eyes of the world you’re
mine. &394.
Oh, star of eve. 476s
Shake that shimmy. 9012.
She’s got the wana blues. 25042.
Then you'll be sorry for me. 9185.
Why Robinson Crusoe got the
blues, 25519.
David (Lee):
Automne de l’amour. 18466.

Ellis Island blues. 21497, 23352
(39).

Fool. 21574, 23352. (42, 48).

Gone, but still in my heart. 1995,
4013, 5679 (198), 6254, 8237,
10253, 14760, 21657, 21658.

I dream of a castle in Spain.
2100, 8325.

If I should see you cry. 21898,

25595 (404).
In our parlor on a Sunday night.
1475 (17), 4289, 4290, 6478.
Let’s take a car ride. 6623, 8504.
Red light Annie. 20201, 24914.
Rose of Chinatown. 2866.
Roses of love. 24965, 24966.
There’s just a bit o’ heaven in
your smile. 23040, 25595 (501).

Where the Volga flows. 5583,
D084,
David (Worton) Are you here, Mag-
gie Mooney, are you here. 16432.
Davidoff (Charles) !
At the fountain. 21069.
Valse serenade. 23134.
Davidson (—) Mr. Goshawful Loose
in his gallopin’ goose. 22265.
Davidson (Eric) Reynolds & ©c0.’s |

concert party albums, no. 33.’ 15744.
Davidson (Jacob) Coo-coo-ri-coo. —.
Davidson (Malcolm) :

Conjuration. 16628.
Gala water. braw braw lads. 8207.
Laird o’Cockpen. 8485.
Stay O sweet. 17979.
Davidson (Morris) :

Along Broadway. 3410.

Dixie mine I hear you ealling.

Sa O0OT.

Hindu man. 14824.

Just a Clancy that’s all. 220035.
1

Red rose. 15785.
Silver-haired Rose. 5143.
Somewhere R. F. D. 15894.

You built a home in my heart.
16341.
Davidson (Pearl)
love me, little Lou.
Davidson (Walter) :

Mr. Goshawful Loose in his gal-
lopin’ goose. 22265. :

*Neath the Carolina moon. 17555..
Davies (Arthur) Lonesome. 138197.

Davies (C. G.) Ihave a little shadow.

Whisper that you
16278.

10436.
Davies (E. J.) Bonnie Scotland.
21188.
Davies (H. W.) Humpty Dumpty.
24047.
Davies (Hubert) Conversation. 9813.
Davies (J. W.):
Be mine. 7895,
T’ll come over for you. 14891.

Davies (Reuben) :
Passing clouds. 22531.
Remembrance. 20974 (193) , 22640.
Remembrances. 7194.
Davies (S. J.) Ceritos march.
Davies (T. J.) Leonora. 10749.
Davies (W. R.) Kiwanis builder’s
song. 2300.
Davis (Arthur):
Benedictus es Domine. 16485.
March of the goblins. 17388.
Moonlight waltz. 17457.
On the lake. 17644.
Passing shadows. 17688.
Pray, children, pray. 17739.
Twilight musings. 3183.
Davis (Benny) :
All my life. 27013.
Dearest you’re the nearest to my
heart. 6031.
I’m somebody
19264, 19265.
Pretty little thing. 22599, 24891.
Say it while dancing. 24997.
Smile will go a long long way.
11681.
Stella. 9111.
That bran’ new gal 0’ mine.
18364 (318), 20584, 20585.
When will the sun shine for me.
D067, 5568, 9319, 16258.
While you're gone. 18279.
Davis (Bill) Just a lullaby. 15089.
Davis s (Ue)
3eautiful iris. 5809.
Salute the Dokeys.
Davis (Carlyle) :
For.a rainy day.
Picidae. 13560.

14407.

nobody loves.

18062,

11573.

Where willows droop. 16274.

37

INDEX

pt. m1, n. 8, v.18 |

Davis (Don)
come back, but Til be with some-
body else. 10444, 24086. :

Davis (KH. B.):

Go to. sleep,
8232.
My dear old Texas. 8707.

Davis (Eddie) Neath.Eastern skies.
2610.

Davis (Eleanor) :

Clock’s song. 80.
Lover’s gift. 8560.

my darling baby.

Melodies for children. 15319.
Prelude classique. 8895.
Davis (Esther) This is Colorado.
11941.
Davis (iF. M.).. pseud. —See Biack
CJM.) Baas:
Davis (Flora) Four sacred songs.
16602.
Davis (G. B.) Davis short method.
23690.

Davis (G. G.) Some day I’ll wander
back. 588, 13779.
Davis (G. L.) Down in Poverty row.
25595 (76).
Davis (J. D.)
Bawis)(J2043)
Davis .¢(J.. M.):
Baby’s got the blues. 16455.
Better give your sweetie what she

Praeludium. 23689.
Brazil special. 60.

needs. 185382.
Cherokee. 18670.
He’s never gonna throw me down.
19112.
I love you Hawaii. 19239.
3ist street blues. 20974.
Davis (Jack) May the rose of my

heart never die. 2470.
IDaNwis’ CK. Ke.)
Night moth. §s747.
Pixies. 1230.
Davis (K. W.) Whatever is, is best.
7689.

Davis (L. P.) Our sufficiency. 24774.
Davis (Lou):

I’m sitting pretty, in a pretty city.
19262, 19263.

I’m sitting pretty in a pretty little
eity. . 163873 (32),,,. 17058, 19262,
19263, 21849, 24110.

Low down blues. 2423.

Rose Marie, flower of
2859, 5041.

Treat ’em rough.

Wild papa. 5603.

Davis (M.) lLet’s wander back again,

Spain.

11995, 13958.

pal. 10761.
Davis (M. M.) Tut. 12014.
Davis (Mae) My love aeroplane.
S717.
Davis (Meyer):
Laddie boy. 19522.

Paradise blues. 24800.

I'll be here when you | Davis (Mildred) : :

Sallie—Irene—and—Mae. 8971. _
Somebody missed a lovin’ mamma.
(ook
Davis (Milton) :
Ev’ry little while. 6146.
Oh honey be yourself. 15540.
Davis (N. C.) Early mornin’) blues.

10027.
Davis (N. C.) music co. Early mornin’
blues. 10027.

Davis (Phil) Fanfare valse. 3896.
Davis (R. L.) jr. Just leave me alone.
15100.

Davis (R. M.) Faded pink sunbon-

net. 10090.
Davis (T.) Those cruel mama blues.
18094.
Davis (Mrs. W. E.), Vacation time is
here. 12056.
Davis & Stewart. Salute the Dokeys.
H5TS.

23690.
Of days that

Davis short method.
Davis-Smail (Laura)

are past. 2662.
Davy (N. W. W.)>™. Nation's! “eriet.
22374.
Dawley (D. A.):
Memphis bound. 2496.
Sweet daddy blues, 11830.

Dawlish (Peter) Little June Rose.
19585.
Dawson (Dora)
stand my loving man.
Dawson (E. G.) Mother.
Dawson (Eli):
Baltimore M. D., that’s the only
doctor for me. 14280.

They can’t under-
18089.
11042,

Gee! I’m tickled pink. 14733,
14734.

Hot dog. 19161.

Just a feather from the wings of
an angel. 4877.

M. T. pocket blues. 17365.

Those ha ha blues. 18097.

Uncle Joe. 16135, 16136.

Dawson (G. J.):
My feet won't stand when trpuble

begins. 15422.
When shadows’ softly sway.

16246.
Dawson (G. M.)
ing for Mars.
Dawson (Paul):
Christians awake. 841.
It came upon the midnight clear.
281.
O, come all ye faithful. 467.
O little town of Bethlehem. 468. .
Once in royal David's city. 490. -
Silent night. 576.
Dawson (W. L.) Jump back honey,
jump back. 10654.

3yve-bye, we're sail-
18604.

1538

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Day (A. J.) Longing for home sweet
home, 24859,
(Alfred)

22142.
Daw, (2. F.)
22588, 22389.

Love dream blues.

Night in the desert.

Day (Francis) Katie Callaghan,
22027.

Dawah: :}. “Let's. 0.’ 10758. -:

Day (M. C.) Love pipes of June.
ige222.

Day (M.M.) Beautiful Galilee. 9579.

Day (T. A.) Sweet Marguerite. 3060.

Day (U.S. G.) First-time that I met
VOU ato.

Day of glory. 23695:

Dazem, 6G. yiatt I only, had:.a; par
like you. 21896.

Deacey (E.) Washtub blues. 18222.
Deacon (Charles) :

Aline. 5679 (8).

Heartsease. 14163 (234).

Queen of the air. 14163 (455).
Deacon (KE. V.):

Christmas eve lullaby. 23602.
Mother Goose toy shop. 24560.
Dean (Pouglas) Dreams of my own

_ land. 7808 (24), 14163 (147).
Dean (EK. M.):
Down to grandgma’s on the farm.

16733. ie

I love my dear old daddy too.
14900. .

I’m from Illinois. 17045.

Dean (E. S.):

Blessed story. 5841.

Crown. 8050.

Father’s love. 6169.

For me. 8191.

I’m happy with Jesus. 6416.

Let Him in. 8499.

Make room for the King. 6735.
Nearing eternity. 8739.

Nobody loves like Jesus. 8757.
Sinee Jesus redeemed my soul.

9040.

Dean (W.G.) Rabbit blues. 4983.
Dean (W.N.):
Admiration waltz. 14176.

Innocence. 15034.
Love story. 19628.
Moonlit waters. 411.
When. I come home to you. 717.
Deane (H. F. W.) & sons, Year book
press, 1]td.:

All in this pleasant evening.
14199.

Cherry ripe. 14421.

Fairy song. 14666.

Fineen the rover. 14687.
Haste thee! haste thee! 4061.
Hob a derry danno. 14829.

In merry mood. 15010.
Little bit of garden. 15195.
My dove. 15419.

O! who is so merry! 15532.
Rover. 15779.

Some say. 15886.

Song for me. 15900.
Spanish lullaby. 15923.

16209.
My Mamie Rose.

Weather wise.
De Angelis (Phil)
24604. ;
Deas (Alex) My dream. 19848.
Deas (EK. C.) I heard the voice of
Jesus say. 6390.
De Bach (C.) See Bach (C. De)
De Beck (-—) Barney Google. 12448.
De Blois (C. M.) jr. When George
Washington Stone, toots his saxo-
phone. 93802.
Debraux (1.):
Danse monténégrine.
Gas de champagne.
Debre (Ars. S. R.)
De Broux (W. J.)
memory. 11288.
De Buce (Robert) Garden is a love-
some thing. 10190.
De Bueris (John) -
Blue Mediterranean.
Estella. 8155.
Fluttering butterfly... 12817.
Grateful. 6270, 16900.
Paprika. 7067.
Valse la la. 9257.
De Buhl (Hilliar) Everybody calls
me angel child. 6145.
Debuller (Natalie) :

6012.
3962. .
Florabel. 8185.
On the sea of my

5847,

Blane et noir. 12344. (4)

Cendrillon valse, no. 2. 14163
(82).

Cerisette mazurka, no. 2. 14165
(83)

Chevaux de bois. 20974 (11)

Conte de grand’mére. 20974 (13)

Menetrier scene villageoise. 20974
(49)
Papillion polka.
Pendule a musique.
Perles fines valse.
Petits jongleurs. 12344 (42)
Rose rouge mazurka. 20974 (69)
Sabres de bois. 12344 (44)
Seguidille. 20974 (70)
Sérénade. 20974. (71)
Tambour battant, no. 2.
(559)
Vive’ polichinelle.

Debussy (Claude) :
Arabesque. 21411.
Ballade. 8083, 9919.
Beau soir. 12455.—

20974 (62)
20974 (63)
20974 . (64)

14163

20974 (82)

1539

INDEX

pt. 11, n.8., v.18

Debussy (Claude)—Continued.

Danse. 6032, 8084, 9920, 25595
(367)

Danseuses de Delphes. 16663,
16664.

Estampes. 18910.

Fétes. 12800.

Homage a’Rameau. 4103.
Isle joyeuse. 21959, 21960.
Jardins sous la pluie. 19417.
Mandoline. 24445.
Marche écossaise.
Mazurka. 10944.
Nuages. 11197, 13426.
Nuit d’étoiles. 13427.
Petite suite. 20107.
Rapsodie. 8922.
Reverie. 538.
Romanee. 24949.
Sarabande. 7249.
Sirénes. 13745.
Tears fall in my heart.
Trois chansons. 16686.
Valse romantique. 9258.
Decameron nights. 4584.
De Cesare (Giuseppe)
nuto. 7584. %
Decevee (Edwin) Menuet du XVII**"*
siécle. 9413 (93).
De Charivenet (Jean)
you in Palos Verdes.

De Cimber (J. V.):

1124.

25240.

Tutto ’e fer-

Waiting for
18208.

Alabama in the evening. 1497,
16392.

Broadway squaw. 35956.

Don’t do that! Charlie. 884.

Gonna take away the shim’, I’ve
got those shimmie blues. 10254.

Razzlin’ raggedy rag. 4995.

Sometimes sad, sometimes glad.
596.

That’s why. 1368.

Thinking. 11940.

World’s all wrong. 5633.

Deck (Loretta) :

Ghost of the jazbo inn. 6228.

My star of love. 6925.
Deckelmeyer (Loretta) :

Ghost of the jazbo inn. 6228.

My star of love. 6925.
Decker (G. ©.) Out of the darkness

to sunlight. 7051.

Decker. (P. C.) Valse plaintive.
1399.

Decker (Walter) Keep smiling on.
1? T.

DeCosta (—) Mary dear, some day we
will meet again. 2456.
De Costa (Harry):
Benny! be yourself.
I’m a harmony baby.
On Sunday. 11278.
Out and gone. 20067.

7913.
4183.

‘Dee (M. R.)

De Costa (Leon) :
Luck. 674s
Somewhere in my heart.

Decourcelle (Paul) :
Canzonetta. 5904.
Feuille d’ album. 6175.
Gavotte et musette.
Giovinezza. 3978.
Hautbois soupire. 6307.
Intermezzo. 21033.
Ma mie. 15267.
Mon ccur m’a dit.

6853.

Monts bleus.
Naila. 22370.
Nocturne. 23398.
Pavane. 22537.
Petite valse. 22549.
Pour défiler. 8890.

9079. -

21614.

407, 6852,

22282.

Sérénade 4 Polichinelle. 5104,
7280, 7281.
Songe. 7384.
Sweet remembrance. 15989.
Valse. 21034.
Valse aimée. 5437.

De Courcy (P. W.) Barearole. 9570.

De Curtis (Ernesto) See Curtis
(Ernesto de).

de Curtis (G. B.) O sole mio. 2660.

Dédé. 12, 72, 200, 325, 458, 666.

Whitman’s ride. 18286.

De Ely (Baron) jr. O burdened soul.
ERY

Deen (Lucile) :

Golden fleece. 19055.

What do you think of violet?
20795.
Deering (G. W.) Sweet angel of
love. 15978.

de Farias (HE. D. E.) Vraie Samba.
12099.
De Fino (Andrew)
with me. 10926.
De Forest (May)
man. 9151.
Defosse (Henry)
mineur. 15694.
De Francmesnil (Roger) Eternelle
histoire. 38869.
Defresne (André)
grecs. 9926.

Mary come along
Singing highway-

Prélude en si bémo!t

Trois chants

‘De Freyne (Rollo) :

Curly-head, just kiss me good-
night. 18740.
Dead roses. 21402.

Hawaiian eyes. 6309.
Rippling tide. 15753.
Deges (Mrs. W. E.) Caroline. 23564.

De Gogne (Charles)
boy. 15470, 19901.
De Golier (R. J.):
Carol of Lorraine. 21250.
Now my heart is heavy laden.
22407.

My wonderful

1540

ne

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

De Graff (Jere) :
Angelus. 1527.
Sunbeam. 1825.

de Grassi (Antonio)

lude. 11510.

DeGregorio (G.)
Olt). eCrOua- x... -
De Harport (Teresita) :

De Harport’s practical method for
tenor banjo. 16690.
De Harport’s (Teresita) practi-

Rhapsodie pre-

Peroné .
24825.

. . per-

cal piano method. 18793.
De Haven (Jack) Fading rose.
14658.

Dehler (Lawrence) :

Frisco, you’re calling me. 23852.

Is it better to have loved and lost
than never to have loved at all.
21955.

Deil’s awa’. 9927.

Deiro (Guido) :
Breitenbush march.
Caprice. 7969, 7970.
Valse caprice. 20708.

Deis (Carl) Nocturne.

Deiss & Crepin:
Aubade. 5777.
Sérénade. 5099.

De Jahn (A. G.)

4714, 24587.

De Jong (Marinus)

de).

De Jong (Sidney) Don’t, I love the

Way you're tempting me. 21435.

De ‘Koven (A. F.) :

Cradle song. 14163 (127).
Dear little maid. 25595 (71).
Favorite melodies from Robin

18579.

18794.

My dream girl.

See Jong (M.

Hood. 9418 (46). ;
Lanciers. T7808 (58, 59).
Love song. 25595 (168).

Love’s eyes. 25595 (171).

Love’s roses. 25595 (172).
March. 183864 (59-61).

My cavalier. 25595 (194).

My hame is whére the heather

blooms. 18364 (148).
O promise me. 14163 (400).
Rob Roy. T7808 (112-114), 9413
(5 A

De Koven (Reginald) :
Cradle song. 14163 (127).
Dear little maid. 25595 (71).
Favorite melodies from Robin

Hood. 9413 (46).

Lanciers. T808 (58,°59).
Love song. 25595 (168).
Love’s eyes. 25595 (171).
Love’s roses. 25595 (172).
March. 18364 (59-61).
My eavalier. 25595 (194).

My hame is where the heather

blooms. 183864 (148).
O promise me. 14163 (400).
Rob Roy. T7808 (112-114), 9413
C12t. jc
De Koven music co. Someday you'll
pay. 5178.

Delabre (L. G.):
Continue tu m/’intéresses.

9812.
Perversion. 13546, 17706.

Voui, ma Cocotte. 691.
Delacassé (Eugene) Roses rouges.
24967.
Delachi (Paolo) .4~ composizioni.
21416.
Delafosse (Léon) :
- Douze valses préludes. 14163
(136).
Nocturne. 14163 (187).
Soirs d’ amour. 14163 (526).
Delage (Maurice) Trois poémes.
8086.

De Laine (F. J.) Dixie blues. 18814.

De Lamater (E.) Indian trail. 24181.
Delaney (Tom):
Dancing blues. 3725.
Down home Charleston dance.
3801.

Every day blues. 12773.
Ive got dem bootlegging blues.

VAD 1.

Log cabin blues. 1095, 15209,
19596.

Sinful blues. 5147.

South bound blues. 13812.

De Lano (C. S.):
Chords and modulations for tenor
banjo. 1730.
Gliding gondola
(199).
Humoreske.
Pep. 2744.
De Lano (Raymond & Leon)
LGOSo.

waltz. 14163

2085. ©

China.

Delaquerriére fils. A Montmartre
la-haut. 14168.

de Lara (Isidore) See Lara (Isidore
de)

De Lasaux (H.E.) jr. She’s different.
5120.

De La Tombelle (F.)
belle (F. de)

Delbruck (Alfred) Tender ties.
del Castillo (L. G.)
dial. 15438, 18447.

Delcove (Mary)
a sight of you.
Deleroix (Léon) :

Chanson ealine.
Sonate. 16691.

See La Tom-

25248.
Around the sun-

I’ve been longing for
10507.

18659.

1541

INDEX

pt. Wi, n. s., v.18

De Leath (Vaughn) pseud.. See Von
de Leith (Leonoré).
De Leonard (Harry)
lonely. 1965.
DeLeone (Wi)
Asking God to bless you. 3450.
Give ear to my words, O Lord.
23887.
In blossom time. 24154.
Lullaby. 19648, 19649.
Twilight. 20682.
Vale of prayer. 5435.
De Lespinasse (C. M.) For nesting
time is here. 23839.
Delf (Harry) :
qvery one is beautiful in some-
one’s eyes. 1899.
What’s worth while having, is
worth while waiting for. 7687.
Del’ Horno (—) See Horno (-Del’)
Delibes (C. P. L.):

Gee how I feel

Coppélia. 14545, 23708, 23709.
Coppélia-suite. 6033.
Fantaisie. S087.
OU va la jeune Indoue. 1825.
Pas des fleurs. TOT.
Source. 9928.
Valse des heures. 14163 (138).
Delille (Francis) Forlorn hopes.
14709, 14710.
Delius (Frederick) :
Concerto. S088.
Dance rhapsody. 21385.
Eventyr. 21517,

Hassan. 10308.

North country sketches. 4798.

Three preludes. 18795.
Delker (M. B.) Flag that I love.
21564.

Dell (Audrey) :
Hello Tom Mix! 14810.
I’m wondering why. 14936.

Where is my girl to-night? 16267.

Dell (Della) Love heart o’ me.
17326.
Dell’ Acqua (Eva) See Acqua (Eva
Dell’)
Dellafield (Henry):

Harp. 23971:

Petite varsovienne de _ concert.

24837.
Deila Maria (—) Moderato. 15362.
Dell Merrill (Clara) Everett the
heart of America’s wonderland.
18921.
Dellon (H. A.):

Colorado. 8021.

You're like a baby. T7788.
Dellon (Harold) inc. Colorado.
8021.
Dell’ Ordo (Paolo) San Francisco,

fair and free. 7248.

Delmas (Mare):
Iriam. 6505.
Noél d’enfant.
O nuit. 15529.

Delmet (Paul):
Chanson 4 boire. 25595 (38).
Chanson fréle. 25595 (39).

Qu’ importe. 25595 (228).

Ton mez. 25595 (281).

Toujours vous. 25595 (283).

Tu m’apparus. 25595 (289).

Vous étes jolie. 25595 (297, 298).
Delmore (Yolande) Hawaiian moon.

19102.

De Lora (Leon) Amorita. 16417.
Del Riego (Teresa) :

15514,

Art thou weary... 781.
Dolores. 14570.
Jewelled rosary. 15069.

Night has a thousand eyes. 22387.

Rose-Marie of Normandy. 544.

Song of joy. 15901.

Thank God for a garden. 3097.
Delrieu fréres:

Boite 4 musique. 38548.

‘Canzonetta. 3584.

Chanson d’amour. 3606.

Fai and. 6150.

Flirt 4 Monte Carlo. 3927.

Pas des chérubins. 4884.

Patati-patata. 4895.

Serenata. 5107. ,

Souple, comme des lianes. 5218.

Trois chants d’amour.

9890. .
Valse sans nom. 5446.
Delsart (Veuve J.) Dernier sommeil

de la vierge. 14163 (335).

Delsart (Jules) Rigaudon. 14163
(466-470).
De Luca (Clelia) :
"A canzone ’e Santa Lucia. 18369.
Buon divertimento. 9673.
Pe’ sti fosse ca tu tiene. 113869.

De Luca (F. Credei d’amarti.
12630.

De Luca (Raffaele) :
Argentina. 7T8d1.
Canto e chiagno. 5901.
Lu pisciaiolu e la

19646.
°O pulisse e’ a calandrella. S776.
. ’O ritorno. 8777. .
De Luxe music Co.
2560.

De Lyle (Carlyon) :
Beyond the shadows. 48.
’Tis kismet. 16083.
20 little-hand pieces. 23710.

De Macedo (William) I need you so.

10493. ‘
De Marbelle (Dion) When they ring
the golden bells for you and me.
12189.
Demarest
23711.

N.)

‘signurina.

My alltyme girl.

(Clifford) Intermezzo.

1542

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

de Marinis (Ludovico) See Marinis
(Ludovico de)

De Martini (Henri)
5144.

De Masellis (Giuseppe) :
Amor di favorita. 14215.
Chimera. 5949.
Miry. 6835.

De Messimy (E.) Spread your wings,

eagle of America. 20457,

Demets (E.) :

Silver star.

Amphitrite errante. 1523.

Deux oraisons. 1872.

Nocturne. 2520.

Pour jouer avec la bien aimée.
ubihos

Trois émotions. 3175.

8S mélodies japonaises. 1348.
De Michele (F. V.) Monna. 11021.
Deming (E. B):
Call to peace. 18616.
Woman’s part. 20896.
Demma (E.) Panecuocolo e. acqua-
quiglia. 24795.
De Moss (H. S.):
Bodkin Goodle. 23510.

Pennsylvania the keystone of the

Wnton: Vlas.
Dempsey (A. H.) Song of Saskatch-
ewan. 2992.

Dempsey (Henry)
mann (Kai).

pseud. See Nor-

Dempsey (J. 1.) Love’s fairest
flower. 4544.

De Nat (Joseph) Just a. little song
for you. 19454.

Denbow (A. M.):
Moon rise in the U. S. A. 17452.
Which one shall it be? 18274.

Dence (C. H.) Just a plaything for

you, 19455.

Denholm (W. S.)

tight. 23924.
Denison (Arthur) ‘Toinette.
Denison (T. S.) & co.:
Air de ballet. ~ 16389.
Chile-con-carme eyes.
Chinese dance, 16584.
Choral no. 1. 16586.
Choral no. 2. 16587.
Choral no. 3. 16588.
Cloudiand waltz. 16607.
Creseent moon waltz. 16646.
Dainty shepherdess. 16655.
Denison’s bohemia finale. 18798.
Denison’s descriptive music book.
21417.
Dorothea polka.
Dream. 16734.
Fables, nothing but dog-gone lies.
18931.
Festival mazurka.. 16801.
_ Fire scene. 16807.
Flight of the soul.
Flirtation. 16814.

106658—24-——16

Good night—sleep

3163.

18676.

16725.

16815.

Frolic of the elves. 16835.
Ghost march. 16855.

Gipsy gavotte. 16860.
Hawaiian serenade. 16921.
Here comes the band. 16941.
Hold steady. 16953.

Hula Lu. 19174.

Hunter’s horn. 16987.

In the moonlight. 17131.
Interlude. 17144.

Javanese dance. 17168. .
Ladies’ aid. 19523.
Love in lavender. 17827.
Love’s pleading. 17346.
Lullaby. 17360.

Mechanieal doll. 17406.
Merry men. 17416.

Mia Carlotta. 19756.
Minstrels on parade. 17480.
My jungle bungalow. 19868.
Native Indian chant. 17552.

Night that Timothy Sheenan mar-

ried Daphanay McGrew. 19932.
Old plantation moon. 20024.
Pastoral. 17838.

Pirate bold. 20119.
Samovar. 17832.
Seared to death. 17841.
Seminola. 17862.
Serenade. 17865.
Sorrow. 17961.
Storm scene. 17991.
Story of a song. 20483.
Struggle. 17994.
Tarantelle, 18046.
Tenderness. 18060.
Thelma mazurka. 18078.
Vespers. 18186.
Victory forever. 18188.
White eagle polka. 18284.
Will-o’-the-wisp. 18308.
Winter jingles. 18315.
Youngest in the family. 18359.
Denison’s descriptive music book.
21417.
Denisty (Camille ) Ton regard

m’enivre. 20650.
Denker (Helen) I never knew what it
was to shed tears till I met you.
8350.
Denmark, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. V.
Dennée (Charles) :
Gaprice, 25595), (3):
Consolation. 25595 (57).
Danse humoristique. 14163 (130).
Impromptu. 25595 (136).
Intermezzo. 14163 (139).
Papillon... .25595)),(222).
Tarantelle. 25595 (268).
Toceata. 25595 (73).
Dennett (D. D.):
Choosing time. 21302.
Cinderella of the sea.
Fishing for dreams.

12596.
14692.

1543

INDEX

pt. 111, 0. s., v.18 |

Dennett (D. D.)—Continued.
It’s the bait. 21967.
Laddie Boy’s lament.
Shadow land. 15827.
Two songs. 16693.

Denni (Lucien) :

Hello dearie, hello. 985, 4090.

I’ve got the greens. 2144, 17075.

Memory’s garden. 1140, 6800.

Old King Tut, was a wise old nut.
7 1 8809:

Suppose the rose were you. 18012.

Dennington (Gladys) Breaking the

golden links of home. 18476.

Denny (Jack) Let me waltz with you.

22071.

Densmore (—):

Christmas,
(360). ;

Cigarette. 20974 (109).

Gardenia. 25595 (384).

Densmore (J. H.):

Good tidings of great joy.
23930.

Here’s my heart. 23995.

South winds are blowing.

17241.

Christmas. 25595

23928-—

7400.

Denton (George) Love in summer-
time. 15240.
Denton (Henry) Echo’s of India.
21481.
Denton (J. J.) Little major. 22100.
Denton & Haskins music ¢o.:
Angel’s prayer. 21047.
Birth of the shamrock. 23493.

23990.
22100.

Heart’s haven.
Little major.
Denza (Leila) :
Gallop, my steed. 18364 (75).
Si vous l’aviez compris. 9030.
Sing on. 9413 (130).
De Pace (Bernardo) Love makes the

world a merry-go-round. 6692.
Départ de lame. 3764.
Départ pour l’alpage. 14548.

DePearsall (R. L.) O, who will o’er
the downs so free. 14163 (404).
De Pina (J. C.) Summertime blues.
13847.
Deplaix (Georges)
roles. 15762.
Deppen (J. L.):
Japanese sunset.
21977.
Joli bleuet. ~
Depret (Maurice)

Romance sans pa-

6529, 19414,

Dal. 22os:
Marche des Escho-

liers. 6754, 10919.
Dequin (Leon) :
Gégéne. 14735.
Popular. 7128.
Derby (EH. H.) Disenchanted' isle.
18338.
Derby (R. A.) Disenchanted isle.
1833. ;
Derby ram. 21418.

De-Remer (Harold) Good morning,
Texas. 21663.
De Rhynal (Camille) See Rhynal

(Camille de)
Dernerth (G. B.) Vision adore.
De Rosa (S. J.) Lily: 6636.
De Rose (Peter) :
Lovely, rose. 17338, 19632.
Queen ‘of Egypt. 13610.
Russian Rose. 756 (93).
Send the sunshine everywhere.
7276.
Upright and grand. 18172.
You'll regret, dear, if you leave
me.’ 12301. ;
De Rosier (A. J.) Don’t forget you
have a mother lad who’s getting old
and gray. 8104. )
D’Errico (Frank) :

9267.

Danzando. 21393.
Mariuccia. 22199.
Vittorina. 25418.
De Salvin (Vincenzo) Presente .
passato ...efuturo. 13594.

De Santis (Frank) Charm girl. 3612.
De Santis (Louis) :
Colombina. 21325.
Melodious fox-trot.
De Santo (A.):
Our Jack. 20061.

390.

Redemption. 24915.
De Sarasate (Pablo) Spanish dance.
3005.

Deschermeier (Jos.) :
Adoremus and ps. Laudate Do-
minum. 1488.
Crux ave benedicta. 1785.
Missa, Jesus, Rex pacis.
O esca viatorum. 2645.
O gloriosa Virginum. 2647.
O sacrum corvivium. 2655.
O. salutaris. 2656.
Pange lingua. 2725, 2726.
Desclée & co.:
Cantuale

5902.
Commune. 23636.
Méthode d’accompagnement du
chant grégorien et de composi-
tion dans Jes huit modes. 19755.
Missa pro defunctis. 13314.
Office des ténébres.. 11229.
Officium et missa ultimi tridui
majoris hebdomadae. 11230.
Psalterium antiphonarii romani.
11469.
De Sena (Gennaro)
10971. .
Deshaies (F. G.) Chant de ralliement
des Franco-Americains. 16568.
Desmond (Elmer) Sweetheart Nell.
3070.
Desmond (J. E.)
boys got there.

6840.

romano-seraphicum.

Menuet empire.

When the Yankee’
hoes

1544

nos. 1-18, 1923

a TD ENE a Te I ane Oe ee

Desmond (J. M.) Dreaming of
mother old and.gray. 125.

Desmond (Varney) Three thousand
years ago. 25299.

De Solla (Isidore)
sing. 15524.

Despernex (Marie)
14163. (1)

De Stefano (Giovanni) :
American eagle. 18364 (10)
Bella di Venezia. 18364 (22)
Flower of Italy. 18364 (69)
Golden star. 10245.

De Sylva (B. G.):
Aready. 21058, 21059.
Bundle of love. 5874.
Don’t cry Swanee. 3790.
Minnie the mermaid. 22255.
Morning will come. 4683.

Dethier (J. V.) Seven last words of,
Christ. 15826.
Detrick (Gertrude)

to be loved. 9970.
Detroit music pub. co.
21396.
Dett (Bill):
I’m begging you. 17089.
In good old school days. 24160.
In the merry month o’ May.

O come let us

A coeur joie.

Don’t you want

Day dreams.

24176.
Just the gal, just the pal. 19480.
When you're away, sunshine
seems just like rain. 20848.

Wishing for you. 16312.
Dett (R. N.):

Listen to the lambs. 6641.

Oh, the land I am bound for.
2677.
Open yo’ eyes. 24762.
Poor me. 2770.
Ramah. 17179.
Winding road. 25525.
Zion hallelujah. 3365.
Deutch (Sam) Chaie braine mit der
hoishanoo. 1696.
Deutsch (A. S. C.) Holleywood.
21744.
Deux aveugles de Toléde. 9.
Deux chants populaires persans. 922.
Devaux (Jules) Dreamer. TSO8.
(188)
De Veaux (E. J.) Dancing baby doll.
8067.

De Vellis (M.) See Vellis (M. De)

Dever (Stanley) I am waiting for
you. 24067.

Deveraux (Billy & Edith) Just ar-
rived. 22012.
Devereaux (G. F.) In the land of the

bungalow. 1038S.

De Verner (Henry) There’s a ray of
Sunshine in our old southern home.
11932. ;

Devoll (B. V.) Our own Red, White

and Blue. 20063.
He , Volk €C. —8:) Honey bunch.
21756.
De Voll (Cal) :
Til love you day after day. 6396.

It takes a cruel, cruel papa to
throw a sweet, sweet mama
down. 17159.

Since Sally left our alley.

Sun-kist rose. 3046.

Take me back to that shack by
the Swanee. 20545.

Tie a little string around your
finger. 3145.

To make me happy Monday, just
give me my Sunday. 17555.

When my shoes wear out from
walking, Vll be on my feet
again. T7700.

De Vor (M. F.) Just a little tin Liz-
zie and you. 10660.

De Vore (Nicholas)
music. 5635.

Dew drop inn. 10541, 12148, 17365.

Dew each trembling leaf unwreath’d.
14552.

De War (Wm.)
mine. 18777.

De Wick (Esmarelda) :

Dear mother. 9910, 16678.

17901.

World’s best

Dear little girl 0’

Don’t speak of the past. 9967,
16719.
U. S. of A-M-E-R-I-C-A. 12048.
Dewitt (H. D.) Quiet evening.
24907.

De Witt» (bz, O:)
Collection of hornpipes, cortra-
dances ete. series 2. 9TS86.
Reels and jigs. 11492.
Dexter (N. B.) Beyond the blue sky.

18534.

De Yradier (Chevalier) Paloma.
24791.

Deyulio (J. P.) Dear little girl of

- mine. 23695.

Dezack (A.) An’ now it’s up to me.
9489.

Dézede (—) Andante con moto.
14224.

Dezeff (P.) Elégie. 3849.

Dhalfhor (Gustave) Charming Lee.
14414.

D’Hardelot (Guy):
Bee’s courtship. 5
Curtain falls. 8055.

2g 25595

(65).

Farmer’s daughter.

Night in the wood.

Sans toi. 5075.

Speak to me. 9100.

With thee. 25595 (318).

Without thee. 18364 (250).

Without you. 20895, 25538.

or

25995 (87).
25993; (199).

1545

INDEX .

Diabelli 28 esercizi melodici.
2ADZ,
Diadem. 18805.
Diamant (Hans Duval-)
Diamant (Hans)
Diamante (—) Idyl. 25595 (369).
Diamond (Jack) After all. 20987.
Diana comes to town. 127, 194. 257.
Diasio (F. A.) Lagrima. 4447.
Diasio (J. S.):
Ballando polka. 3485.
Ciceala (La). 3640.
Di Capua (Eduardo):
70 sole mio. 470, 2660, 8780,
11217, 17601, 22427, 24685.

(A.)

See Duval-

Shamsy-shamsy. 11623.
Dicey (Kdwin) Mother. 11041.
Dichter’ { f R.).:

Bad things. 9558.

Don’t ask me why. 995d.
I’m sorry I treated you so mean.

4206.

I’ve come back to my daddy.
12995.

Keep on goin’. 44038.

On some Hegyptian trail. 11277.

Wansa, 12121.
Yeth’ yeth’ Betthie your the beth

beth girl I Know. 18327.
Dickens (F. IL.) Soldiers bonus.
11691.
Dicker (S.) Cinderella’s bridal pro-
cession. 9772, 9773.
Dicker (Sam) & eco. Marcellonie.
4581.

Dickerman (A. J.):
BRabe’s evening prayer.
Hibiscus blooms. 10348.

21086.

Dickey (H. 8S.) It’s. hard. to forget.
15041.

Dickey (M. 8S.) Pack clouds away.
1209.

Dickey © (R.° N.) Moon madness.
Zope,

Dickie (Esther) :

March of the dwarfs.

Snowflakes. 17925.
Dickinson (Clarence) :

Angels and the shepherds.

Earth and man. 1879.

Evening prayer. 12771.

In Bethlehem’s manger

21918. :

Promise of

7154-7156.

Romance. 7212. .

This glad Haster day. 3125.
Dickinson (Richard) Rosebud. 24962.
Dieks:| (HAs) :

Blackbird. 211785.

Fantasia on American airs. 10098.

Hymn tune voluntaries. 16992.

Month of maying. 15370.

Sweet dreams. 38055.

17387.

16422.

lowly.

resurrection. 528,

pt. 11, n. s., v.15

Thoughts of home. 3134.
World’s Redeemer. 1452. .
Dickson (Bert) When Vic starts to
play on the victrola. 12191. .
Dickson (Florence) Longing. 19608.
Dickson (Stanley) God bless you.

956.
Dickson (W. L.) Something said
you. 23302, (120).

Did you hear my Jesus. 23715.

Didge (Lawrence) I don’t know. 234.

Dieb des glticks. 1830.

Diederichs (Hugen) verlag. Vierzehn

» lieder im volkston zur laute. 10983.

Diémer (Veuve Louis) : '
Derniéres roses. 14163 (140).
Romance. 14163 (474).

Diémer (Louis) :

Derniéres roses. 14163 (140).

Romance. 14163 (474).

Dienhardt (Otto) My Ida in Idaho.
719.

Dienstbach (Carl) Heartstrings.
16932.

Dieterich (Rene) Let’s call it a day.
15167.

Dieterich (Roy) Smiling crowds.

3763, 17924.
Dietrich (Frances)
you tell? 2588.
Dietrich-Hollinshead (Ursula)
Hollinshead (Ursula Dietrich).

Dietset (Harry):
Broadway is a wonderful place.
21202.
Will you be waiting dear. 18309.
Dietze (A. HF.) © Kiwanis “fox” trot.
17234. :
Dieudonne (Annette) Douze images
en courts préludes. 6037.

Diggle (Roland) Pastoral souvenir.
1218.
Di Giovanni
3612.
Di Janni (Giuseppe) :
Elegie. 10047.
Petite histoire d’amour. 7099.
Dilks (R. R.) Sally the queen of
tin pan alley. 20284.
Dilks (Will) Los Angeles, my home.

Moon why don’t

See

(Joseph) Charm girl.

4523.
Dill (Jack):
Ain’t love a-wonderful thing.
1493, 3390. .
Alabamy black sheep. 21003.

I’ve got a eross-eyed papa, but
he looks straight to me. 24123.

It took a long time to make you.
earé.: "2230.

Dill (Rosella) :

Daddy’s tom boy girl.

Lost and found. 4524.

My soldier boy. 8725.

8061.

1546

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Dille (B. B.)
Polly. 11417.
Dille (M. J.)
Polly. 11417.
Dille & Dille. Polly. 11417.
Diller (A.) First and second duet
books. 7808 (201).
Diller (Angela) :
Augustin. 16448.
Some sweet lass.
Dumble-dum deary.
Gossip Joan. 16892.
Judge’s dance. 17188.
Lazy man. 17256.
Morning song. 17465.
Oh, dear sixpence. 17611.
Reap the flax. 17777.
Slumber-song. 17920.
Dillon (F. C.) Jack and the bean-
stalk. 138066.
Dillon (Mae)

‘Polly, my! own dear

Polly, my own dear

16618.
16748.

My coal black mammy.

15416.
Dimick (F. N.) Hooch. 14847.
Dimuro (Raffaele) Metodo com-

pleto teorico pratico per lo studio
della musica. 2508. —

Dineen (John) Idaho blues. 10538.
Dingley- Mathews (Blanche) See
Mathews (B. D.).

Dinorah. 19754.

Dinowitzer (Harry)
know. 1430.

Dinsmore (E. E.):

When you

Our little Ford car. 11318.
Sweethearts. 13878.
Dinsmore (J. H.) Starry night.

5679 (354).
Dinteren (C. v.)
komt. 14207.
Dinwiddie (Pauline)

17028.

Me Prima (H.C. )¢
Lost time. 2402.
Poetry of love.

Discount (Paul)

15190.

Dismukes (I. M.) Boy scouts song.

JSDO.5
Distefano (Charles)

Als je weer los

I love music.

4937.
- Litvishe shtetele.

Bimba misteri-

osa. 23489.
Di Stefano (Vincent) You're just
like a beautiful bubble. 12311.
District. 25582.
Dr Demple ~(=3) :
Bells in the valley. 12471.

Danse des elfes. 105. ‘
Ditman (Eva) Winnifred. 23275.
-Ditson (Oliver) co.:

All for Jesus. 765.
And so did he. T76.
Andante cantabile.
- Andante doloroso.
Antiphon. 14239.
Art thou weary.

59679 (129).
5679 (130).

781.

1547

3448.
23415-

As it began to dawn.

Assembly grand march.
23417.

At the window. 23425.

Autumn dreams. 5781.

Back home. 14271.

Basque love song. T94.

Bee in the honeysuckle. 23466.

Bird in his cage. 14815. .

Blessing and glory. 3534.

Bon jour ma belle. 756 (10).

Boogie man’s patrol. 18561.

Bow Thine ear to me, O Lord.
5852.

Broken chord. .23527.
Burning flame. 14364.
Call of duty. 18618.
Camellia. 823.

Caress. 14893.
Carnival dance. 23560.
Carnovale. 5047.

Carry me back to old Virginny.
827, 828.

Cat and dog. 3600.

Cavalier’s song. 23571.

Chant @amour. 23577.

Charmian. 7993.

Cherubs. 5941.

Christmas morn is come again.
23605.

Class method for the violin. 3646.
Cleopatra’s night. S848.

Come now, and let us reason to-
gether. 23627.
Come where the

5679 (162).
Concert waltz. 21345.
Cradle song. 21366.
Creole love song. 3690.
Cupid’s waltz. 3705.
Danse _ characteristique.

(649).

Dark ‘shadow. 865.

Day of resurrection. 6023.
Deep in the night. 23706.
Ditson’s music writer and speller.

21427.

Don Galliardo’s son. 6051.

Early Italian songs and airs.
23764.

Elves. 6120.

Esmeralda. 8154.

Eureka method for the banjo in

C notation. 18917.

Fairies’ dance. 23795.
Fairies revelry. 23796.
Festival of the king. 20974 (154).

lilies bloom.

14163

Fileuse d’or. 1925.

First lessons on the viola. 21557.

Five first grade pieces. 23880.

Floradella. 23824.

Flotsam. 14698.

Follow the leader. 23837.

For the numberless unknown
heroes. 23848.

INDEX

Ditson (Oliver) co.—Continued.

For you. 936.

Four incidentals. 1130.

Ghost in the haunted room. 23878.

Gipsy caravan. 1475 (11).

Go tell it onthemountains. 19046.

God, grant us repose. 957.

God that madest earth and heaven.
19049.

Goin’ home. 958, 959.

Goin’ to shout. 239038.
Going to town. 14753.
Goldbeater. 4006.

Gondolier’s song. 6258.

Good Friday music in a Cata-
lonian church. 6259.

Grace before meat. 14766, 14767.

Grandioso. 1475 (12).

Grasshopper and the butterfly.
967.

Handy band book. 21689.

Hark! hark! an angel throng.
23967.

Hark! hark! the lark. 1271.

Hear my prayer. 14803.

Here’s my heart. 23995.

How so fair. 23828.

Hunting song. 6369.

If any little word of ours. 1029.
Impatience. 25009.
In Nicotina. 15012.

In that day shall this song be

sung. 6480.
In the row-boat. 1041.
Intermezzo. 971.

Interrupted revery. 756 (121).
Jacquine. 24199.

Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
24209.

Jolly bachelors.

Joshua. 4364.

Kahira. 19490.

King’s violinists. 6590.

Lamentoso. 5679 (248).

Largo. 6280.

Leap frog. 24287.

Lento. 5679 (255). 4

Let uS now go even unto Beth-
lehem. 24297.

Liebeslied. 20974 (156).

Lift your glad voices in triumph
on high. 6633.

Like as the hart desireth the
waterbrooks. 1084.

Lilacs. 15186.

Linnet in the grove.

Live and love again.

Look at her well!

Love song. 22148.

Madrigale. 24415.

Make it snappy. 24436.

Man-o-wars man. 4579.

March in D. 14163 (697).

Mareh of the trolls. 15289.

15075.

6640.
9679 (262).
1100.

1548

~ Polka lent.

pt. 111, nD. S., v.18

Marqtise in porcelain. 6768.
Mass in B flat. 6776.
Matin song. 24472.
Me an’ mah pardner.
Melancholy. 24487.
Memory’s harbor. 24500.
Mia ecarissima. 6819.
Minuet at Marly. 23469.

1136.

Minuet in E flat. 6884.
Miss Grady. 1147.
Moonlit waters. 24546.

Morning greeting. 25010.
Morning song. 20974 (170).

Mother dear. 15389.

Much ado about nothing. 15402.

Music of the brook. 24576.

Music students piano course.
11068.

My flower of life. 24590. é

My lover is a fisherman. 1160.

Night in June. 24642.

Nightingale of France. 4782,
6964.

Nightingale’s message. 24645.

Norwegian echo song. 756 (79). .

O God of God. 16185.

Oh, let me ever know Thee near
to me. 24708.

Oh, when I get to heaven. 24716.

Olid mill wheel. 24730.

Old wooden clock. 24735.

On songs bright pinions. 22229,
24503.

On the mountain tops. 24741.

Open road. 24760.

Oto no nagare. 4862.

Over the foaming wave.

Paloma. 24792.

Pepita. 11375.

Phansie, in G minor. 24838.

Piano compositions. 4920.

Pirate dreams. 24863.

Plaintive. 5679 (311).

TZ

Pomposo. 1475 (24).

Prelude in G minor. 20974 (189).

Processional march. 1238.

Rakoezy march. 8920.

Reverie. 24412.

Ring out, wild bells. 15751.

Romanza. 24951.

Romanza, in F. 24952.

Saviour, breathe an evening bless-
rh ae Weer (zai

Scherzo. 14163 (639).

Sérénade mexicaine. 7282.

Sevcik, school of violin technic.
11618-11621.

Seven first grade pieces. °7426.

Shepherds of the mountains. .
20974 (203).

Shout the glad tidings.

Sing and rejoice. 22802.

Sir Galahad commandry. 9047.

Six purple violets. 25083.

24782.

25055.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Six traditional carols for Christ-

mas. 22188.
Sleeping princess. 20378.
Slumber song. 1287.

Soldiers of Christ, arise! 1291.
Solemn scenes from nature. 14163
(737). :
Song of India. 1301.
Song of the armorer. 15902.
Song of the cider. 25124.
Song of the farmer boy. 25125.
South Carolina croon song. 13809.
South winds are blowing. 7400.
Springtide. 23946.
Springtime. 9107.
Starry night. 5679 (354).
Stars of radiant night. 20468.
Steamboat excursion. 7429.
Storyland. 25171.
Summer is coming.
Surging sea. 25197.
Swan. 1475 (25).
Sylphette. 25216.
Sylvan dance. 1338.
Wass 20220.
Ten tiny songs of fantasy.
« Tender thought. 7507.
Tender ties. 25248.
Tendresse. 25249.
Thou little joy of heaven. 25293.
Through the meadow. 25300.
Twelfth mass in G. 6886.
Two hours. 9248.
Unele Zeb with his fiddle.
Vagabond’s song. 20702.
Valse impromptu. 25392.
Valse-lied., 1398.
Valse Mignonne.
Volga boatmen’s song.
7644.
Waltzes. 756 (11).
Were you there. 23199.
When I was seventeen. 756 (128).

5246.

5407.

25371.

7615, 25597.
1405, 7643,

While bells of memory chime.
25500.
Who did swallow Jonah. 5591.
Di Veroli (Manlio):
Flow down, cold rivulet. 6191.

If I such wondrous music knew.
6445.
Joie de vivre.
My convent girl.
Ris ltd, :
Bats in the belfry.
Blue lagoon. 18550.
Grenadier. 16902.
T’ll tell the world. 4175.
Liliput. 22087.
Lonely. 40512.
Pearl of Ispahan.
Ranee. 8921.
Star-dust. 5230.
Sudan. 9123.
That lazy. melody. 9170.
Tommy, the whistler.. 5380.

297.
4708.

16471.

17698.

Dixie.
Dixie music pub. co:

Dixon (Bud)

When love dies. 5549.
You'll never know what’s waiting
round the corner. 18350.

23718.

I told her did she love me and she
asked me yes. 21865.
Nest in loveland. 22380.
Strut long papa. 5241.
Triflin’ man. 12002.
War horse mama
sweetie. 16195.
Dixie music shop. If I feel tomorrow
like I do to-day. 21895.
What's the use of hay-
5d34.
What a mother’s love

pig meat

in’ honey.
Dixon (Effie)
meant to me. 12158.
Dixon (F. W.) Pardon.
Dixon (Harold):
Andy Gump. 9492.
Heav’nly Father, take me home
with Thee. 4086.
Lil’ lump o’ coal. 8511.
Little by little I’m falling in love.
24321.
Medinah
2219,
When all the world forgets you,
there’s a mother waiting still.

4880.

temple shrine march.

18239.
Where the mill stream winds it’s
way. 14085.

Dixon (May):
American beauty. 12381.
Bleeding heart. 5839.
Dance of the kewpies.
New day. 6950.

12647.

That’s when a pieccaninny says

good-bye. 20595.
Dixon (Mort):

Alley up. 21019.

Bang, on your tambourine. — 793,
3487.

Kerchoo. 3802.

Monkey business. 19783.

Nobody ever cried over me. 22395.

There ain't no Santa Claus.
20605.

Ting-a-ling-a-ling on the Mason-
Dixon line. 8148, 3149.

Dixon (P. W.) Glory songs. 187.
Dixon (Reginald) No more. 15505.
Dixon «CW? ASy:
Florida. 10140.
IT remember well. 14943.
Dixon (W. C.) Don’t forget your
mother. 16711.

Dixon-Lane music pub. co. ine.:
Andy Gump. 9492, 12344 (63),
16373 (4).
Dream boat.

3369 (16), 3805,
93959) (86) ie

1549

INDEX.

Dixon-Lane music pub. co. ine.—Con.
Heawnly Father, take me home
with Thee. 3369 (28), 4086.
If we’d known you’ was gonna
come. 19321.
In. a day or two. 23352 (65).
Little by little I’m falling in love.

243821.

Medinah temple shrine. march.
22219.

My hope chest. 19863.

Perfect kiss. 38369 (54), 8858,

20105.
When all the world forgets you.
14163 (770), 18239.
Where the mili stream winds its
way. 14085.
D’Lorah (—) June’s the time for
roses. 756 (60), 10655, 10656. 13086,
13087, 15085, 22003, 24226-24228.
Dohbbelsteen (L. A.) Missa solemnis.
19764.
Dobbie (KE. A.)
forte tutor. 30.
Dobbins (EH. A.) Lord of life. 342.
Doblinger (Ludwig) (Bernhard Herz-
mansky) :
Auf an banker] in Rodaun. 9535.

Australian piano-

Da draussen am ‘Thurygrund.
9853.
Du bist so appetitlich. 238752.

10010.
10042.
23889.

Du nur allein.
Hine wird kommen.

. Glaub’ mir, du Reine.
Glocke lied. 10224.
Heut’ nur lass mich glticklich sein.

23997.
Horst du, Margot? 8289.
Ich hab’ein vis-a-vis. 83869.
Ich weiss in Rodaun eine laube

fiir zwei. 88371.

Julieta. 10648.

Kinder, mien wein ist noch immer
so schon. 8464.

Kleine wohnung aus der bieder-
meierzeit. 8474.

Lieber mond, geh’ sei ein Kavalier.
10768.

Noeh.:.elnmal): fahren mir
hinaus! 8759.

Onkel Stinnes, mach’ uns das
nach! 11297.

Polka. argentino. 11415.

Popocatepetl-Surabaya-trot. 8887.
Sahara. 8968.
Schiferstiindchen. 8982.

Shaki. 9013.

Sho-Sho-San. 9026.

Vorstadtg’schichterIn. 9271.

Was brauchen wir an shimmy!
DIB WPS?

Wien, wer deine blonden frauen -

ktisst. 9340.

Wo bist du hin? 12254.

1550

pt. 1H, n. s., v.18

Dobson (A. M. R.) Garland of song,
12847.
Dobson (G. A.)
mother’s smile. 22931.
Dobson (J. 8.) Barber shop on old
Broadway. 14284.
Docimo (L. A.) World seems all a
beaming. 14124,
Doctor (Rubin) :
Boardwalk. 96383.
Es vilt zich meer. 18909. —
Grus fon Hurope. 7808 (211).

Sunshine of my

Ich toig ze gornit. 17100.
Mein mamma’s _§leidele. 4619,
6788.

Mein weibel wart of mir. 19725.
Mein weibs glicken. 19726.
Pesich tzeit., 2746.
Rebe is mechadish di levoone,.
7184.
Sei mir moichel Gottenu.
Ver vill a kale. 18188.
Yiddish lidele. T7766.

2923.

Yoine. 20920.
Dodd (L. B.). Strut my brown skin
babe. 20485.

Dodge (Cynthia) : :
Let’s go traveling.
What’s the matter

16221.

Dodge (J. W.):

Crimson eyebrows. 1782.
Rose wonderful Rose. 7224.
’Tis springtime. 1373.
Wishing well. 14112.
Dodge (Il. N.) Harmonic exercises.
19096.

Dodge (M. H.):

Crimson eyebrows.

8503.
with Sally.

1782.

Rose wonderful Rose. 7224.
‘Tis springtime. 1373.
Wishing well. 14112.
Dodge city Kiwanis club. Kiwanis
wins. 10708. ;
Dodson (M. F.) Vm going some-
where. 10471.
Dodson (O. B.) You will be my
man. 20960.
Doe (W. TT.) VIl show you how.
1011.

Doege (R. G.) Just waiting for the

right girl. 1068.

Doenhoff (Albert von) Evening.
8158.

Doerfier (A. F.) Florida. 3929.

Doering (E. H.) I need you, dear.
19272.

Doerr (Clyde) I’m just going wild .

over you. 6418.
Doerr (Dorothy) :
My dreams. 17495.
Shame on you. 7298.
Tut-Ankh-Amen. 7581.

INDEX

nos, 1-138, 1923

ee a a eh le ere

Dohanyi (Ernst von):

Capriccio. 14566.
Pastorale. 14567.
Doherty (B. kK.) Massachusetts’
pride. 10931.
Doht (—) ’Tis then I love you most
of all. 18119.
Doht (M. F. R.) . Development and
growth of the U. S. A. 1829.
Doire (René) Soir a Zaitchar.
15878.
Doizy (J.) Paon blane. 15617.
Dolan (HE. P.) Veteran blues. 5462.
Dolart & co.:
Mishawaka glide. 404..
Sweet Ida Jane. 3056.
Dole (N: HH.) Watchman’s song.

0679 (115).
Doles (Isaac)

march. 11488.

Doll (Raymond) Honolulu honey-
moon. 995.
Dolly: © 20137, 21141, 22166, 22422.
22928, 22819, 23198, 24678, 25005,

2o457.

Doloire (Emile) Mome tango. 2529,
4662.

Dolores .(—) Pearly gates and

golden. 7087. _
Domaratius (W. E.) We'll have to
wait until Summertime, 16205.
Dombrow (Ernest) :
My moonshine ’tis of thee.
My ten commands. 19896.
Domere (J.) Toujours. 16103.
Domingo (G.) Tropical Filipino
blues. 665.
Domont (Camille)
1597T..
Don Gil, dalle calze yerdi.
Don Juan, 23724,
Donadio (Luigi) :
"A cunfessione. 20976.
"A sera d’ o’ festino. 9418.
*E duie marenare. 10023.
"E ffeste belle ’e Napule,
Eruzione ’e ’Etna. 12763.
Fa’ core mio comme si’
237938.
Mamma. 19678.
Napule e’ sempe lia’!
'O curtiello! 6983.
’O fruttaiuolo napulitano.
O ’mare ’e Napule. 11210.
°O panorama ’e Napule. 6987.
°O viulino. 2661.
Pecche’ nun tuorne ’a mme. 22541,
Prezetella ’a semmentara. 22600,
Pusilleco ’e sera. 4974.
Signorina. 22785.

7526.

Swanee cabin.

6052.

10024.
fatto.

6937.
22419,

Spusarizio sango. 5229,
Tutto e’ fernuto. 7584.
Urdema serenata. 20699.

Rebekah I. O. O. F. |:

Viva Mussolino, viva i fascisti
76387,
Donahugh (Mrs. F. M.)
Donaldson (—):
My buddy. 17488.
Sweet Indiana home. 3057.
Donaldson (Arthur) - That lovely mel-
ody, play it again. 5330, 9171.
Donaldson (E. M.) Arrius. 3446.
Donaldson (Frank) Vie. 1402.
Donaldson (W.E.) Lost chord found.
10840.
Donaldson (Walter) :
Beside a babbling brook. 5830.
Chili bom bom. 21294, 23592.

.

Love. 15232.

Down at the Hippodrome, 23731.
Feeling the way I do. 18953,
21548.

I wish I had a papa like the papa
who lives next door. 21882.
« In the evening. 10574..
Littie rover don’t forget to come
~ back home. 333.
Low’siana 15231.

Mindin’ my business. 22253.

Moonlight and_ roses. 19790,

22288.

Oh those Sunday drivers. 22458.
Jn the isle of Wicki Wacki.
13484.

Onions bring mem’ries of you.
22484.

Poor little rose. 4948.

Roamin’ to Wyomin’. 15755,
20229.

Rosie, my heart’s rosary. 13667.

Savannah. 11580.

Seven or eleven, my Dixie pair o’
dice. 2934.

Starlight bay. 610.

Stealin’ to Virginia. 11779.

Stealing to Virginia. 13842, 20474.

Steamboat blues, 5233.

Sweet old Chesapeake Bay. 13871.

There’s a little white house, and a

little white lady. 13917.
Donaldson (Will):
Cannibola. 3580, 16552.
Childhood blues. 9744.
I don’t know nobody. 24072.
Lily of the alley. 19568.

Love ain’t blind no more. 17320,
19619.

On! how she lied to me. 8791.

Oh! sister, ain’t that hot. 11249.

When you come to the end of the
lane. 18263.

Who stayed to cheer Mrs. Paul
Revere, when Paul Revere rode
away. 20868.

Donaudy (Stefano)
14682.
Donizetti (Gaetano) :

Dear land of freedom.
18829.

Fiamminga.,

18827—

INDEX

pti, ns, VAs

Donizetti (Gaetano )—Continued.
Fille du régiment. 18830.
Open now thy gates of beauty.
2IIID ion:
Sextette. 6054, 12700.
Donnarumma (G.):
"A canzone d’ ’e vvoce. 9414.
Benedetta primmayvera. 7911.
Core sciampagnone. 8037.
Dint’ ’a nuttata ’e luna. 3775.
Fa chello ca te pare. 10088.
Fatti pit sott. 18949.
Napulitano ’e Napule. 440.
Notte ’e stelle. 13424.
°O pigno. 15530.
P’ ’e nnenne tradute.
Suspivo mio. 5265.
T’ aspetto ancora.
Donnelly (—) Song
Donnelly (Andrew)

4869.

11863.
of love. 22844,
I’m not to blame.

10482.
Donnelly (J. J.) Dear little pal o’
mine. 18778.

Donnelly (J. P.):

High school Lr dee
High school songs. 989, 990.
Donnelly (James) I want to be loved

like a baby. 8361.
Donnersberger (Gertrude)
Gale school. 11784.
Donostia (Padre) Happy Bethlehem.
21698.
Donovan (H. J.):
Beautiful chimes. 23461.
Chimes of St. Joseph’s
21296.
Dream girl o’ mine.
Rosetime in Ireland.
Donovan (R.:-F.)
is Thy goodness.
Donovan (Walter) :
Nellie, take the whole darn farm.
15488.
Take the whole darn farm. 9152.
Donste (Jean):
Romance aux étoiles. 17806.
Valse capricieuse. 13994.

Don’t ery Swanee. 3790.

Don’t do that, Van. 11448.

Don’t tell me Gypsy. 16720.

ay CEE ) My pretty Irish Rose.

988.

Stephen

14429,

21451.

13666.

How great, O Lord,
6361.

17534.
Dooner (Thos.) I love you old Hrin.
10138.
Doran (B. K.) Alabammy home blues.
18399.
Dorazil (Edward) :
Cinderella’s honeymoon, 1738,
3641, 5958.
Sleigh riding. 5161, 9056.
Dorchester (Ad.) Holleywood. 21744.

Doré (Gaston)
Doré (Yvonne)

Purling brook. 13604.
If I but knew. 14968.

Dorel (Marie)

Song of the streamlet.
15906. ‘

Doret (Gustave) Davel. 16670.
Doria (F. C.):
Grattacielo. 19075.
‘ Torna a pusilleco. 20652.

Doria (F. He EEE G:
Doria (F.)
Dorine und der zufall.
Dorion (B. R.)
Dorion! \(J4%)
Dorling (Cecil)
Dorman (W. CC.) Memories.
Dorn (D.) Tripping
woods. | 7566.
Dorn (J. C.) Bonnell’s self instruec-
tor for the saxophone. 9637.
Dornberger (Charles) :
Saxophone scandals.
24994.
There’s
23033.
- Valse Leoane.
Dorris (William)
key man. 18623.
Dorsey (A.B.) Hail Holy One.
Dorsey (Leo):
Ask me no questions, Pll tell you
no lies. 3449..
Oriental rose. 2713.
Dorsey (T. A.):
Blue Monday blues. 14334.
Don’t shimmie no more. ‘9965.
Heart there was for you. 4083.
I just want a daddy I can call my
owh. 4165, 14887.
Miss Anna Brown blues. 19761.
Muddy water blues. 11062.
River side blues. 15754.
That brown o-mine. 5321.
Dorson (Ch.) Sérénade. 5099.
Dorszynski (Hedwig) Toot, toot, let’s

See Porrata-

9971.

My sail boat.
Sous-bois.
Royal eall.

AMS (.
2558.
11549.
10958.
through the

23002 C1135 ))
a dreamy town in Georgia.

23352 (139), 25396.
Can't use no mon-

16907.

go! 16102.

Doty (B. H.) In the garden of our
God, 4295. -

Doud (Carl) Summer night. 7446,
20495.

Dougall (H. W.) Life perfect. 22081.

Dougherty (Bill)
Dougherty (Dan):
Any place where I inalke money is

Doris. 167 Dore

home sweet home to me. 1531,
DT54.
Don’t leave me now, pretty baby.
9958.
Dougherty (J. C.) I dreamed that I
had you. 10481.

Dougherty (W. A.):
He who laughs last laughs best.
14801.
On a little farm down in Arkan-
saw. 15568.
Pappas gone and left again blues.
15621.

1552

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Douglas (C. W.) Cantica eucharistica.
21248.

Douglas (S. H.) Follow the gleam.

12822.

Douglas (Winifred) Ceremonial
noted, 21264.
Douner (A. M.) O, mother o’ moun-

taineers. 2653.

_ Douste (Jean) Aprés un réve. 1532.

Douty (Nicholas) Oratorio repertoire. .

15598, 22493, 22494:
Dowd (M. J.) Ill smile when my

heart wants to cry. 21823.
Dowd (Oliver) Elementary studies
for the change of position. 214983.

Dowell (Edgar) :
He ain’t no cousin of mine. 19106.
He wasn’t born in Araby, but he’s
a sheikin’ fool. 19113.
I’m gonna get somebody’s daddy.

19256.

I’m gonna steal somebody’s daddy.
17049.
I’ve got those East-side West-side

blues. 1707S.
I wanted you all the time. 10521.
In my garden of love. 13039.

Kiss your pretty baby nice. 17232.
Mushy love. 11066.
No one can toddle like my cousin

Sue. 19941.

Strutting along. 25182.

That teasing squeezing man.
Doo ti:

Those Hast-side West-side blues.
11945.

Dowell (Edgar) music pub. co.:
I’m buzzin’ round all night long.

17042.
I’ve got those East-side West-side
blues. 17078.

| Dowland (John):

Come again, sweet love. 3660.
Third book of airs. 23050, 23051.
Dowling (Meta) Spring. 11762.
Down South music pub. corp.:
Awful moanin’ blues. 21085,
Zasnn. §€¢)
Dicty blues. 23714.

Down South blues.
(246), 18854.

Every woman’s blues.
18364 (249), 18924.

I want my sweet daddy
14957. 18364 (259). 192938.

It won’t be long now. 15054,
18364 (263), 19408.

Kind lovin’ blues.

14585, 18364
14644,

now.

18364. (270),

Downes (I. D.) Fiji bird. 12806.

19503.
Mason Dixon blues. 22206, 23352
(89)
Potomac River blues. 22584,
23352 (108) \

15

id

9)

Downey (G. K.)
11954.

Downey (M. E.)
S. S. Sacrementi.

Downing (Chester)
light. 700.

Downing (S. J.) You can’t tell the
good ones. 20932.

Downs (Billy) I love my old tomato.
17029.

Thoughts of home.

Missa in honorem
6839.
Wasted moon-

Downs (C. J.) Marguerite. 24461.
Downs (W. A.): :
Scandal of the flowers. 5082.

Scandal on the farm. 17840.
Doyle (Bart) Sal my heart is break-
ing for you, 22708.
Doyle (James) :
Why can’t I make you want me.
20865.

You, little girl just you.
Doyle (Larry)
Doyle (Michael)
Doyle. (W. W.):

Sweet Dixie lady. 5271.

Whenever I think of you. 5574.
Draden (Ruth) Sometime in future

years. 1296.
Draege (Nels)
Drake (D. 8.):

’ Between our hearts. 1612.

Blue birds now are flocking.

Carry on. 1689.

Civilization is at stake.

Farewell. 1913.

Home _ Salvation

2069.

Only a dream.

Radio. 2805.

Spread it abroad. 3014.

Tell me, O tell me, moon sinking

in the west. 5309.
There’s a land of happiness.
59345.
Drake (J/rs. Nell):
‘I believe you, just because I want
to. 6383, 10418.
Is there in your heart any love

3044.
Farm for me. 6162.
Yosemite. 12287.

Last farewell. 1077.

1623.
23608.
army lassie.

2707.

for me. 4826.
Time. one, two, three. 7944,
11970.

Drake (William) That’s why I gave
my lone heart to you. 23019.
Drake’s drum. 23738.

Dramatic agitato con moto. 4087.

Draper (Chas. 8S.) I wrote it first.
24135.

Draper (W. R.) Favorite piano class-
ics. 8179.

Drdla (Franz) :
Dreaming of you. 9998.
Heart’s haven. 23990.
Serenade. 17869. .
Souvenir. 7401, 7402, 17964, 22865.

3

INDEX

Dreazen music ¢o.:
Cryin’ for my used to be. 16649
I want somebody to tell my trou-
. bles to. 17086
Drechsel (Hans) Shenandoah march.
25045.
Dreher (Arthur) Oh must I part.
11244.
Drei auf einmal. 17548, 20490.
Drei-masken verlag, a. g.:
Ach Anton, steck den eben ein!
23364.
Ach, Emma. 183879.
Ach kind, du hast was. 3375.
Ach Pepitto! 38376.
Agyptischer flirt. 23367.
Alice. 18407.
Allalah. 3403.
Alle stissen, kKleinen miidchen.
3404.
Alt Heidelberg. 16410.
Am blauen Nil. 23391.
Am Nj See. 3414.
Ambrosia. 3415.
Andre stadtchen, andre midchen.
3430.
Andulka. 7844.
Auf der kleinen~ gartenbank.
18464.
Begegn’ ich wo ‘ner’ kKleinen.
PA i We
Beim segeln, beim segeln. 21141.
Blonde geisha. 7925.
Bonbonniere-boston. 3544.
Carmencita. 3589.
Cleopatra, du konigin vom Nil.
23612.
Dalameh. 3718.
Damen vom Olymp. 18751.
Darling, komm mit mir nach
Senegal. 3738.
Das ist zwar unmoralisch, aber-
chic! . +. 9889.
Dirndl-lied. 3776.
Doll, die Indermaid. 6049.
Du bist wie ein veilchen. 18875.
Du brauchst nur treu zu sein.
10007.
Du darfst alles, was due willst,
mein schatz. 10008.
Du kleine fee, du kleine scham-.
pusfee. 10009.
Du kleine fee vom varieté. 3825.
Du schwarze Lola. 3826.
Du stisser, kleiner mannequin.
3827. .
Durch das blaue meer. 3832.
Hiner so alleine! 10043.
Erinnerung. 6130.
Es wartet das gliick an der ecke.
10071.
Fang nie was mit verwandtschaft
an! 3897.
Fimmel-fox. 3915.

1554

pt. II, Nis, ve18

Fraulein; dart, ich: >.) see. .
geniessen ... ? 3948.

Garterl mit bliihendem weine.
3961.

Halt dich fest, dass du die bal-
ance nicht verlierst. 10293.

Heut’ kénnt’ einer sein gltick bei
mir machen. 4098.

Ich bleib dir treu. 4241.

Ich lasse meine frau zu haus.
193811.

Tech '/mécht) */A98t2.

Ich muss heut’ nacht betrunken
sein. 4243.

Ich such’ ein hiubsches friulein.
4944

Ich weiss, du liebst mich nicht!
4245,

Ich weiss ein entziickendes nacht-
lokal. 4246.

Ich weiss ein nachtlokal, mit
einer nische. 4247.

‘Im eafé Zum riesenrad. 6457

In Berlin auf dem Kurftirsten-
damm, 4274.

In der bar del Alhambra. 4277.

In der bar, heute nacht um halb
zehn. 4278.

In der bar ist grossbetrieb.
19340.

Ingelein. 6498.

Ja, so ein frauenherz ist eine
goldne laute. 24196.

Japanische hochzeitsnacht. 6530.

Jede landpartie hat mal ein ende.
4345.

Josef, ach Josef. 4862.

Kannst du’s nicht mal aus liebe
tun? 6078.

Kind, du hbrauchst nicht rot zu
werden! 10692.

Kind, komm mit mir in die
Mongolei. 19502.

Kinder, wir machen einer land-
partie! 4412.

Kleine freundin hat doch jeder
mann. 4423.

Kleine Lotte hat sich vorgestern
verlobt. 6592. i

Kleine nachtigal. 19516.

Komm, wir geh’n dem schein des
mondes nach. 4427.

Komtesse Fantarabie. 10706.

Leda, o holde Leda. 17262.

Li-Ho-San. 4467.

Liebe geht um. 6626.

Lieb gih acht! 19557.

Liebe lehrt die esel tanzen. 4469.

Lieber schatz, was du mir ange-
tan?: 662%.

Liebling, ach bitte lass mich

mal! ) LOT69,: HTTO:

Liebling ade! 4470.

INDEX
nos. 1-18, 1923

Lied der deutschen kolonisten in
Russland. 22080.
Lied der Pompadour.

Lu. 4553.

Madame Pompadour.
8585.

Madel
24419.

Madi. 17368.

Midi, mein stisses Midi.

Miegdelein, ihr sitissen
etirchen. 19657.

- Mandarin. 4580.
Margaret aus Margareten.
Mariposa. 4595.

Mausi, mein siisses zuckerchen.
17399.
Meeresleuchten. 4617.
Mein mann kam heut’ nacht nicht
nach haus. 4620.
Mensch komm ‘mal riiber.
Mensch, sei frech,
chancen. 10969.
Mit geld kann man herzen ver-
golden. 19773.
Morgen-schatz-morgen !
Nacht muss es Sein.
Nama. 17548.
Nelson-shimmy. 4765.
Nichts zu machen. 8744.
Nur dir kann ich nicht treu sein.

4471.
6725-6726,
da sein.

muss 22166,

10895.
nippfi-

4590.

4633.
dann hast du

6865,
ATS.

4799.

Nur du bist die, die ich begehre.
19961.

Nur zehn minuten mit dir allein.
19962. |

O du entzuckendste der frauen.
19971.

O Magdelein, du bist mir sehr
verdachtig. 22422, 24678.

O schéne sommernacht, es bliih’n
die linden. 11215.

Ohne lieb wir’s auf der welt nicht
so wunderschon bestellt. 11225.

Perlen der Cleopatra. 24524.

Pharao, tu nichtso. 20109.

Pompadour-walzer. 4946.

Piippchen liese. 49871

Ratike. 4990.

Raschle, raschle, seid@’ner kimono.
4993.

Rinaldini. 5020.

Rita Bella. 5624.

Rondenilette. 5037.

tote miihle. 5048.

~ Rumpiler-fox-trot. 5057.

Schatz, ich bitt’ dich,
lichst leise! 7257.

Schatz, reich mir den arm.

Schatz, verschliesse nicht
Tir. 20298.

Schau mir ganz scharf in die pu-
pille. 22723, 25005.

Schodne lippen darf man kiissen!
20302.

sel mdg-

DOS8A.
die

i

Schone rivalin. 17844.

Schonste der frauen. 17845.

Schmus’ nicht. 5085.

Schreib dir doch die nummer auf
voh meinem telefon!! 5087.

Sie kOnnen mich besuchen! 9031.

Sie sehn heut abend gliinzend aus.
5139.

Smoking alleine ‘macht es nicht.
5166.

So ein frauenmund, ein kleiner.
22819,

So lang du einer nicht die treue
schworst. 11687.

Stisse Susann’. 20488.

Siisse Susi. 20489.

Siisses miinchner kindl du. 20490.

~Tausendundeine nacht. 5299.
Tolle Lola. 7555.
Tugendprinzessin. 20672.

Um acht beginnt die nacht. 5424.

Venus, du _ strahlende kd6énigin.
20722.

Venus in seide. 12075.

Verliebte leute. 7627.

Verzeih’! 9262.

‘Vielgeliebte.. 16164.

Vision d’amour. 5467.

Volksmusik der Ruminen von Mar-
amures. 23162.

Warum soll man denn bei einem
bleiben. 20759.

Was braucht man zur liebe ver-
stand? 5498.

Was die kleinen midchen triiu-
men. 12124.

Was ist los in Berlin? 5499.

Was kleine kinder sehn. 5500.

Was man zu zweien macht! 5501.

Was war’ die welt ohne frauen.
20760.

Was wir auch wollen.

Weib! 5519.

Weib wie du! 5520.

Wenn am abend erst
glibn. 5522.

Wenn am =himmel
sterneleih. 5523.

Wenn Amerika auf reisen geht.
Dols.

5002.

die lichter

stehn die

Wenn dich @in méa&ddel _ktisst.
12154.

Wenn die Susimaus geburtstag
hat. 7688.

Wenn du denkst. 18227.

Wenn es keiner sieht. 20783.

Wenn ich bei bubi bin. 23198,
25457.

Wenn ich der erste wir. 5525.

Wenn ich in schlachtensee. 20785.

Wenn man allein ist. 5526.

Wenn wir beide hochzeit machen.
20786.

Wer Lola siekt, muss Lola lieben.
2O0T8T.

INDEX

Drei-masken verlag, a. g.—Continued.
Wer nicht die nichte des friih-
lings verkiisst. 20788.

Wer so gut kiissen kann.

Wer weiss? 5528.

Wie schon ist doch die welt. 5602.

Willst du mein midi sein? 5612.

Wir mieten uns ein schlafcoupee.

T7438.
Wumba-foxtrot. 5637.
Wunderschon macht sich der dun-
kle teint. 5638.

Zur liebe gehOren zwei! 123389.
Dreier (M. E.) Frost magic. 19004.
Dresser (Paul) Home dearest home

in old In-di-an-nee. 4106. °
Dressler (lL. R.) Christmas morn is
come again. 23605.
Drever (Rose) When June is come.
20825.
Drew (Eula)

D027,

Back home. 3474.

Drew (J. C.) Evening prayer. 3875.
Drew (J. W.) Missionary hymn.
24524.
Dreyer (Dave):
Everything will be alright. 21521.

I never knew until you said good-
bye. 6423.

If I had the pipe that Peter Piper
piped what a pipe the girls
would be for me. 14975, 17105.

If the rest of tae world don’t want
vou, go back to your mother and
dad. 193820, 21904.

Kokomo. 15142. 17236, 19520.

My empty picture frame. 17497.

You'll have to make other ar-
rangements. 23316.

Drico “CRi).:

Chanson de Pierrot.

Heart of Harlequin.
19119.

Maeie. 1523:

Mes é@toiles. 2505, 2506.

Milioni d’ Arleeehino. 10994.

Millions ad’ Arleauin. 5105.

Serenade. T7808 (289), 9006, 17868.

Sérénade amoureuse. 11614. 15820.

Trésors de Columbine. 13956.

Valse-bluette. 20707.

Drink to me only. with thine eyes.

1705.
8273, 10326,

12729.
Drinkwater (George) Amos Tanner’s
song. 9484. _
Drinkwater (John) Amos Tanner’s
song. 9484.
Drobegg (Wilhetm) :
Deutscher song. 18801.
Winking blue eyes. 16307.
Droit (A. J.) Great Illinois. 12881.
Droop (H. H.) Contentment. 1765.
Drucker" "CAS! "MES Dont (tere me
Gypsy. 16720.
DrumiCN. H).) Vimvetady) 1 703a

a
ce

Drumm (H. A.) ’Mong the waving
columbines. 4606.

pt. 117, n. s., v. 18

Drummond (Frederick) :
Lavender days. 2337. .
Pierrot at the dance. 4925.

D’Santo (A.) Redemption. 20206.
Duane (J. R.) My pledge. 24614.
Duarte (—) Négrita. 154835.

Dubin (Al):
I want to rock-a-bye my mammy.
23502. (GE).
It’s a man, ev ry time, it’S a man.
24189.
Just a girl that men forget. 10658.

Dubin ( Al.) music pub. co. ine. Broad-
way. f
Dubinsky (S. R.) That’s him. 13907.
Dubois (Emile) Air de ballet. 5712.
Dubois (Herman). pseud of Ethel
Fisher. See names of claimants of
copyright.
Dubois (Jerome)
2708.
Dubois (Pierre) Blue lagoon.
Dubois (Théodore) :
Banc de mousse.
Benedicat vobis. 18529.
Danses cévenoles. 14163 (133).
Deux nouvelles piéces en forme de
canon. 141628 (503).
Divin théme. 12697.
Farandole. 14163 (166).
Heures. 12917.
Jesus, lover of my soul.
Marche des batteurs.
Nénuphars. 2613.
Peines d@amour. 13537,
Puer natus est nobis.

Only a soldier.

18550.

14163 (39).

5679 (60).
14163 (331).

2793.

Rigaudon, 14163 (466-470).
Scherzetto. 14163 (499).
Sketch. 141638 (519).
Valza. 18876.
Xaviére. 14163 (622).
Du Bois (Winand) <Aureola queen
of light. 16444.

Duboseq (Claude) :
Deux oraisons. 1872.
Pour jouer avec la bien

MAIS:
Trois émotions.

Du bout des Jevres.

Dubuke (—) On dit.

aimée,

3175. -
3456, 5772.
14163 (410).

. Ducasse (Roger) :

3490. -
18905, 18906.
musical A Gabriel

Barearolle.
Epithalame.
Hommage
Fauré. 220;
Petite suite. 8855.
Poéme symphonique. 17730, 20136.
Duchamp (Jean) Deux Noels. 6096.
O97.
Duck (Dora)
Duckett (Murray)
growing old. 9886.
Duclerc (F. J.) Cecilia. 14404.
Duecolon (L. 8.) Linda May.

God's radio. 10236.

Dartine TS ane

1556

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Ducroix (Ed.):
March of the goblins. 17388.
Moonlight waltz. 17456.
On the lake. 17644.

D’Udine (Jean) Rondels pour aprés.

15765.
Dudkowski (K.) Poslia — sliubu.
4951.
Dudley (G. G.) Southern boll
weevil. 15916.
Dudley (Lawrence) :

Days are passing by. 8078.

Dear girl of mine. 9902.
Duet. 10014.
Honor father too. 14846.

I gave what you ask for—just a

kiss. 14882.
My sunshine girl. 8727.
Should we meet. 15839.
Dudos (EH. T.):
Arabian horseman. 12400.
Enchantment. 12755.
Pastoral poem. 13533.

Dudte (Orpha) :
Friendship.
Smile. 13760.

Duell (R. P.) What I want I like

to fight for. 16220.

Duenas (Leonor): |

12835.

Bolero. 9635.
Vals. 10013.

Duff, Stewart & co., ltd.:
Cygne. 18741.
Danse des gnomes. 23684.
For eternity. 18978.
Hills of Clare. 21735.

In thoughtful mood. 19374.
Loveland. 24387.
Melody. maze. 24491.

Moment musicale. 22276.
One golden hour. 24751.
Scenes merry and gay. 25003.
Soft summer’s eve. 22826.
Téte a téte. 23008.

mutrecy OM. iF.)
Git. 19031, 21634.
I’m glad you’re lonely. 14915.
My little sweetheart. 17517.

Dutfy (George) Mother’s heart.
13348.
nity. (J. J.) Only your heart.
13495.
i= Dufour (M.):
Oriental dream. 7034.
Scénes d’ amour. 7256.
Songe de fleur céleste. 9092.
True love. 7571.
Tzigania, 7591.

Dufresne (Maurice) Soir en famille.
20399.

- Dugan (Bill) Mammy’s carbon copy.

Bes

Blue velvet band.

Duguay (Josue) :
I’m on my way.
Mid-night. 4645.
Narrow escape. 22373.
Secret stairs steps. 22743.
Universal love. 23120.
Whispering words. 23244.
Yes, you have to show me.

Dukas (Paul)

Duke (John):
Fairy glen. 18937.
I’ve dreamed of sunsets.

19259.

25563.
Apprenti sorcier. 9509.

19283.

Lullaby. 19648, 19649.
Duke (W. A.) Baby brown eyes.
9547. ;
Dukette (D. J.) My mother’s melody.
22345.
Dulfer (Ary.) -Résignation. 11503.
Dulmage (—) Faded love letters.

3888, 16780.
Dulmage (W. E.):

Holding hands. $291, 6338.

I’ve got the old man’s darling
blues. 21871.

Just holding hands.
Dumenil (M. C. A.):

19468.

Arabesque. 14163 (23).
Balancelle. 14163 (35).
Etude de concert. 14163 (155).
Melodie sentimentale. 14163
(345).
Dunagan (Mrs. T. M.) When I met
you. 20811.

Dunagan (W .H.):
Behold, I stand at the door.
Come home to-day. 8025.
Look and live. 8539.
Dunbar (Chas & Madeline) Scandal
on the farm. 17840.
Dunean (Danny):
He who laughs last laughs best.

7904.

14801.
On a little farm down in Arkan-
saw. 15568.
Pappas gone and left again blues.
15621.
Duncan (David) Second mate’s song.
205T2!
Dunean (Harold) Dear old Califor-
Gee (awe Me 8

Duncan (Rosetta and Vivian) :

Aunt Susie’s picnie. 21074.

Cotton time in ole Kentucky.
LSe2Ds

Dearest heart. 21409

Do, re, mi. 9948, 14536.

I never had a mammy.
21854, 21855.

In the autumn. 13044.

Just in love with me.

Lickin’s. 13161.

Moon am shinin’. 22283, 22284.

Rememb’ring. 13634.

19275,

13101.

1557

INDEX

ne IIT, n. s., v.18

Dunean (Rosetta and Vivian)—Contd.
Stick in the mud. 5285, 20475.
Um um da da. 16138.

Youwll want me back sometime.
745.
Dunean sisters.
and Vivian)

Dunean (Susie):

Chicago blues. 7996.
She may be your girl but she loves

See Duncan (Rosetta

me sometime. 9018.
Duncombe (Peirse) :
Little things. 22108.

23347.
4254.
Sing and rejoice.

23510.

Zyder from Zummerzet.
Dungan (J. M.) If I knew.
Dunham (R. W.)

22801.

Dunham Bruce.
Dunhill (Lor.)
Beauty and beauty. 3503.

Classics for beginners. 8015

Come away, death. 8023.
I remember. 14942.
In the dawn. 15014.

It was a lover and his lass. 8412.
Little snowflake. 17291.

Master melodies of chamber music.

1531
Pathways. 4898.
Pianoforte sight reading pieces.
8860-8862.
Song in a gondola. 17948.
Times and seasons. 38146.
Weather wise. 16209.

t
Ol
~

When the leaves are green. 59

Who is Silvia. 9330.

Wind. and the rain. 9347.
Dunkley (Ferdinand) :

God is love. 10229.

O’er waiting harpstrings. 11226.
Dunlap (E. M.) My Virginia apple
blossom. 19898.
Dunlop (Merrill) In His loving hand.
4280. '
Dunlop (Pat) Back to Croajingolong.
18494.

Dunn (Hibina):
Blue bird’s song. 9625.
Dear mother. 14536.
Dearest pal. 14541.
Fairy land. 14664.
sust a chance. 13089.
My darling, Lillie May.
Paradise of love. 13527.
Seeret of love. 3700.
Smiling at me« 13762.
Wishing for mother.

Dunn (Ethel) Her

play. 10345.

Dunn, Ci Boe

Alma redemptoris Mater. 18419.

11084.

16311.
family on dis-

Ave Regina. 18475.

Inviolata. 19880.
It was a lover and his lass.
15052.

Music of spring. 15408.
Sing, O sing. 2958.
Under the greenwood tree, 25373.
Veni Creator. 20721.
Dunn (Johnnie) :
After while. 9436.
Goo-goo. 23917.

When we were boys. 12195.
Dunn (Johnny):
Four o’clock blues. 1944.
I promised not to holler but hey !
hey! 4211, 21856.
Dunn (L. C.) Windy city blues.
16306.
Dunneback (Mrs. Harry) Ob honey.
24705.
Dunning (C. EB.) Florient. - 23827.
Dunning (C. J.) Florient.: 23827.
Dunstan (Ralph):
Christmas carols. 12592.

Modern scale and arpeggio man-
val. 15364.

Duo for one violin.

Dupare (H):
Chanson triste.
Voyage. 25425,

Dupin (Paul):
Chien d’el-Aia. 12582.

Course au bonheur. 12627.:
Devant un village . égyptien.
12691.
Dromadaire. 12730.
Mouski. 183351.
Musicien. 13359.
N’éeris pas pour écrire.
Panthéisme. 3523.
Saint-Anne au village.
Sophie Grisez. 138809.
Watteau. 14040.
Duplain (Lovell)
gal. 17487. .

Dupont (Gabriel) Antar. 1529.

Dupont (Paul) Rosita. 20256, 24969.

Duport (J. P.) Canzonetta. 9696,

9697.

Dupré (Denis) :
En rapport.
Fleurette.
Lis sur l’eau.
Souviens-toi.

10015.

5924.

135400.
13675

My brown-skin

14615.
3924.
4481.
121, =

‘Dupré (Marcel) :

Quatre piéces. 21469.
Variations sur un Noél.
Dupuis (Albert) :
Passion. 506.
Sonate. 6102.
Dupuis (C):
Heure d’exercices.
Paysages. 22538.
Durand (Aug.) :
Chaconne. 16559.
Pomponette. 20140.
Durand (Jacques) Réverie.

23140.

2054.

20221.

1558

ae |

INDEX.
nos. 1-13, 1923

Durand (Lucien) :
N’as-tu done pas compris. 24621.
Parfum discret. 24804.
Swinging girl. 25214.
Valse eaprice. 25387.
Yous | souvenez-yous, madame.
25424.
Durand (N. W.):
Florida. 10140.
Oh! that hospital radio. 1187.
Durand & cie.:
Adagio et allegro. 13693.
Allegro de concert. 17851.
Andante du 3° concerto. 20279,
Aprés l’été. 5757.
Aragonésa. 12402.
Au coin de Vatre. 14257.
Barcarolle. 3490.
Berceuse. 1605, 3519-8522, 12475,
16491.
Bonjour. 810.
Bonsoir petit pére. 38547.
Carillon. 12554.
Castor et Pollux. 3599.
Catalogue de fleurs. 5917.
Chanson de printemps. 4630.
Chanson gaie. 832.
Chant de Nakamti. 16567.
Chant du Brahmane. 16569, .
Chéne abattu. 7995.
Chien d’el-Aia. 12582.
Ging piéces dans le style popu-
laire. 8992.
Concerto, 9551.
Coneerte n° Il. 5792.
Concerto en ré. 6602. |
Concerto pour orgue. 1761...
Course au bonheur. 12627.
Cygne. 2884.
Dans la forét du charme et de
enchantement. 14520.
Dans la paix du soir. 6010.
Danse a sept temps. 18758.
Danseuses de _Delphes. 16663,
16664. :
David devant Varehe. 12663.
Délie. 14546.
Deux chants populaires persans.
922.
Deux priéres du soir. 5805.
Devant un village egyptien. 12691.
Divertissement. 14559.
Dix transcriptions pour grand
orgue, 2885.
Doom of Cupid. 12710.
Dromadaire. 12730.
En voyage. 16766.
Epithalame. 18905, 18906.
Esquisse no. 1. 16771.
Esquisse no. 2. 14626.
Estampes. 18910.
Et Pan au fond des blés lunaires,
s’accouda. 3866.

106658—24——17 1559

Etudes. 5091, 17852.

Fanfare joyeuse. 1911.

Festin de ’Araignée. 3906.

Foi. 15798.

Grisée d’amour. 12883, 16905.

Habafiera, 8253.

Harpe eolienne. 12894.

Hommage musical a Gabriel
Fauré, 215-217, 220.

Isle joyeuse. 21959, 21960.

Jardins sous la pluie. 19417.

Je me mets en votre merci. 6536...

Kaddisch. 43898.

Madame & vos vertus. 15268.

Mort d’Yseult. 23165.

Mouski. ' 13351. —

Musicien, 13359.

N’écris pas pour éerire. 13400.

Padmavati. 15608.

Panthéisme. 13523.

Papillon. 15620.

Petit elfe ferme-l’eil. 4912.

Petite suite. 4917, 8855, 20108.

Petite valse. 8857.

Piccolino. 15649.

Piéces. 8867.

Poeme symphonique. 17730, 20136.

Pour ma poupée. 2774.

Prélude. 20287.

Prelude et Scherzo. 17748.

Premiéres notes. 17744.

Priére. 7147. ‘

Priere de Padmavati. 17746.

Quatre chansons pour les jour de
Noél. 1586.

Quatre petites chansons sans pa-
roles. 22546.

Rapsodie. 8922.

Rapsodie espagnole. 15729.

Rapsodie Norvegienne. 19527.

Récit de Padmavati. 20196.

Reverie. 20221.

Romance. 8945, 20238.

Sainte-Anne au village. 13675.

Sérénade mélancolique. 15822,

Six bagatelles. 15794.

Soirées de Vienne. 17277, 17278.

Sonata. 12449, 15654.

Sonate. 6828, 7483.

Sonatine. 13793, 15899, 22848.

Songs from the Chinese. 5208.

Sophie Grisez. 13809.

Sur le nom de Gabriel Fauré.
5261.

Symphonie. 8960, 13669, 15778.

Trio. 13959.

Trios. 12897, 19104.

Tristan et Iseult. 9273.

Trois chansons. 16686.

Trois poémes. 8086.

Trois sonates. 3472.

Valse. 13687.

Vers les bois, vers les champs...
5456.

Vieille chanson espagnole. 23150.

INDEX

Durand & cie.—Continued.
Villanelle. 16167.
Watteau. 14040.

2 pieces pour piano.
2°™° sonate. 2020.

16458-16460.

6°™° symphonie. 9588.
24 vocalises. 18562.
Durant (M. M.) Rainbows. 22625.
Du Rant (Winnie) Awake! oh noble
son of God. 21088.

Durante (Jimmy):
I ain’t never had nobody
over me. 2094, 6378.
Lullaby lady. 4555.
Papa String Bean.
What’ll I do. 20799.
You'll find me where you left me.
5657, 9392): 12298... >
Durbin (R. A.) Reward we owe our
soldier boys. 15748.
Durham (C. E.) Voices of the soul.
14024.
Durkee (J. M.)
11824
Durkin (C. D.) Remember that dear
mother who is waiting for you there.
11500.

CYaZzy

15618, 17 684.

Sweet Aloha land.

Durlin (A..M.) My sweetheart is
singing. 15466.

Durney (P. E.) Dance of the pea-
cocks. 213882.

Duryea (Jeannette) It’s not the

same old world without you. 15048.

Dusting along. 238758.
Duthott;.(W.. J.) 2.8
Little esas 24320

Staffordshire knot. 25156.:
Dutton (Maud) ' Lily and the rose.
13170.

Dutton (Theodora), :
At sunset. 5768.
Birthday secrets. 18541.
Fireside folk-song. 6182.
Gallant knight. 21601.
Game of tag. 19014.

In the moonlit garden. 6488.
Little colleen. 6649.
Magician’s cave. . 6732. i
March of the knights. 6751.
Mermaid’s romance. 6810.
Moonlight dance. 22289.
Mountain bugle. 19815.
Mysterious stranger. 19908.
Rain, rain, go away. 20187.
Slavie dance. 7339.
Sunday morning bells. 20499.
Under the umbrella. 23116.
Du Val (Paul):
Danse eaprice. 213886.
Tarantella. 25238. -
Valse hongroise. 23133.
Du..Val .(W.,C.).. Blue eyed., Sue

is a black eyed Susan now. 23502.

Duvernoy (J. B.)

pt. tir, n.s., v.18

Duval-Diamant (Hans):
Fraulein, darf ich,
3948,
Liebling ade. 4470.
Sie k6nnen mich besuchen.
Vision d’amour. 5467.

‘sie geniessen,

9031.

-
t

Wir mieten uns ein schlafcoupee.

(743.
Duvernoy (Alphonse) :
Hellé. 25595 ‘(108).
Intermezzo. 10021.
Léve toi. 25595 (159-160).
Nuit étoilée. 25595 (208).

Ecole du mécan-

isme. 21482.
Dvorak (—). Polonaise humoresque.
7123.
Dvorak (Anton) :
Around us hear the sounds of
even. 3445.

Goin’ home. 958, 959.

Humoresque. 2085, 6366, 24046.

Impromptu pastorale. 14994.

Indian lament. 10590.

Largo. 6610.

Lullaby. 358.

Massa dear. 6777, 17395.

Red. skies above a wigwann.

7186-7188.

Rondo. 18879.

Won’t you set us free. 16321.
Dvorak (Lilli) Suzana mio. 118195.
Dwyer (H. E.) Mother darling

of mine. 4686.
Dyck (V.): .

Amour de ma wie. 774.

Aurora mia. 786.

Cantiléne et Pliaska. T7965.

Complainte et danse russes.

94,

Espagne de Montmartre. 14625.

Eternelle chanson. 8157.

Fleurs de tendresse. 164.

Floraison d’ amour. 10139.

Fontaine du bonheur. 8190.)

Menuet des charmes. 15382...

Moldavia. 8660. hs. '

Tu es mon matin. 1389.

Valse-idylle. 13998. .

Voix aimée. , 690.
Dye (J. Miya

Going forth to win. 23900.)

I have a friend. 21809. -

Dyk (H. Van) See Van Dyk (Her-

man).

Dyer (A. J.) “ma comme on a trip
to-morrow. 2125.

Dyer (G. 8.) Cocaine Bill and Mor-
phine Sue have a sniff on me.
12600.

Dykema (P. W.) Twice 39 com-

munity songs. Peasy

1560

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923 -

Dykes’ GJ. B:):

Holy, holy, holy. . 16957, 21746,
24019.
Lead. kindly light. 17257, 24284.

Dyson (—) Rese.of Bombay. 2862.
Dyson (George) :
Fairy song. 14666.
I loved a lass. 14907.
O who is so merry. 15582.
Song without words, 15908.

Dyson (Hal):
Come let us dance the waltz of

love. 9797.

Waltz of love ceme Jet us dance.
2928
rime QI.

BZ method. 12740-12743.

Fadie (Paul) Songs of the home-
stead. 20434. “
Eagle (H. M.)::
He is knocking at your door.
21708. )
I have -a contract. with. God.
2AOTS.
Little travelers. 22109.
No sorrows ..will be there. 24654.
Shout it with joy. 250054.
Singing His love, 25079.
To the glory-land. 25315.
Trusting and calling. 25346.
Trusting Jesus with my soul.
2DS47.
Victory. may depend on_ you.
25411.
When the angels come for me.
25481.

Hagle music co. You'll find a friend
in mother. T7S1.
Eagieston (C. A):
Beyond the waves.
Morning blues. 17464.
No mail blues.-: 11166, 22392.
Eames (H. P.):
Coo. 21348.

Trish croon-song. 13053.
Lord is my shepherd.
Eames. (K. R.).. Honolulu Lou.

Earhart (Will):

Blementary music. 10049.
Introductory music. | 10598.

Juvenile music. 22023.
Songs of childhood. ©5209.
Twice 55 community
13976. > ©

Earl (—)
goodbye.

16496.

2399.
14845.

sones.

In rosetime when we said
2203.

Harl (Mary) pseud. See King
(GOT Bt E
Earle (E. C.) When you go back
- to home sweet-home. 9320.
Earle (George) :
Just keep on patton to _ that
melody. 2272. nes
Kiwanis wins. 10703.

Earle (JH) Guard Old Glory. 10276.

Harle (R. C.)
home sweet home.
Earle (Ralph)

When you go back to
9320.
When I find you my

love. 5541.
Parle (Stanley ) Longing for you.
DFG,
Harley (E. L.) Beautiful Galilee.
9579.

Barty Cs. i.) Popper’s troubles.
20143. ue
Early (Thomas) In dear old Penn-
syilvania. 2190.

Early Italian songs and airs. 23764.
East (Harry) My Arabian maiden.
6892.
Easter hymns and carols. 8184.
Easterbrook (W. J.) Wm dreaming of
‘my childhood. 10468.
Eastlake (R. W.):
Full moon. 14720.
Just a- song of you.
Easton (Sidney) :
Chatham blues. 12579.
Cook ’em Aunt Jemima.
Didn’t old jay bird laugh.
Grits and. gravy. 8249.
Not on the first night. 13422.
Tell ’em bout me. 16026.
Vanderin’ daddy. 23172.
Wonder why they calls me sun-
shine. 7749.

15091.

12615.
14555.

Easy opera classics. 6112.

Easy vielin pieces. 14605.

Hatherly (Pether) Wedding bells.
18226. ,

Ebell (—) Katinka. 25595 (419).

Eberhardt (Goby) :

Leichte charakerstticke. 314.
Lustige musikanten. 361.
Eberbardt (J. J.) Kansas. 2280.
Eberhardt (W. F.) Moon ~blinks.
17450.
Eberle (W. R.) Oregon Rose. 24763.
Eby (A. F.) Mother’s song. 415-418.

Eby (W. M:):
Eby’s complete. scientific method.
10032.
Lessons on time.
Mother’s song.
Slurro waltz.
Eecles (Edward)

Eecles (Henry)
13138.
Echert (Hi)
15170.
Hehtner (K.):
Lithuanian Genes a dance folio,

1081.
415-418.
D83—985.
Trailing.
Largo in © minor.

3166.

Let’s go to. the movies.

no. 1. 22095.
Sla manynka do els trasak. 9054,
9055. :
Eek (C.-E.): tg
In violet time. 4804. Raa a
3278.

While the leaves are falling.

1061

INDEX.

Mekersley (iva):
Hear
5679 (48).
Rosalinda. 25595 (235).
Songstress. 25595 (259).
To Zelinda. 12344 (55).
When two that love are parted.
5679 (119).

tuckersley (Roger) Sentimental moon.

D785.
tickert (Hugenie) :
All the world’s resting, but love’s
awake. 14202.
Mountain rose of Tennessee.
19817.

My old New York. 8719.
My Sunday sheik. 15465.
Rose will speak. 138664.
Tessie go fishing. 20582.
hekert (Marie) J’m in love with the
world. 17051.
Hekhausen (Kaj)
jeg siver? 1070.
eclipse musie pub. co. ltd.:
Blue Pacific. 14335. -
Noon and even. 17579.
Pages we read together. 8835.
Mdelheit (Harry) When I rebuild
that shack in Athlone. 3260.
Wdgar (Fred) Kiss me dear.
Mdgar (Perey):

Aren’t we all. 18448.
Captain Oojah. 9701.
That’s where you want it.

ihdge (Bertram) Just jazz. 19469.
KHdgington (W. A.) Oh Nell! 7002.
dition Ruth. Dieb des gliicks. 1830.
Hditions de la Siréne:

Ka’ de hore hvad

4420.

13910.

Sonate. 4111.
ets aie

Hiiman (W.
Ww eis Trish. 23178.
Stars of summer. 22891,

Kiimandson (W. B.) That jazzy kid.

18064.
Kdmiaston (B. B.):
Come to the Saviour now. 5970.
Hiv rybody can work for Jesus,
6147.
He’s your friend. 6315.
Is it you? 6509.
Let Jesus be your friend. 8500.
You can shine for Jesus. 7771.
KHiimister (Whitney) Magdalen. 6728.
hdmonds (Charles) Don’t say good-
bve, dear. 12707.
tidmonds (lL. H.) I’ve got some way-
ward love. 1024
Hdmonds (Paul):
Mother ship. 8678.
Seafaring man. 22739.

me ye winds and waves.

pt. 11, n. &., v.18

Edmonds (S.'N.)
Bell-cow blues. 21145. —
I’ve got some wayward love, for
a wayward man. 1024, 4222.
That sweet black man. 23022.

Edmonds (8S. N.) music pub. ¢o.:
Bell-cow blues. 21145.
I’ve got. some wayward love, for a
wayward man. 4222.
That sweet black man. 23022.
You know you are gone’r miss me
when I’m gone. 9389, 20939.
Edmonds (W. B.) There's a kiss
_ that’s waiting. 5344.
Edmunds (C. M.):
How can I leave thee.
Land dirge. 6605.
Lullaby. 6713.
Siege of Kazan. 9033.
Sun of the sleepless. 5249.
Thorberg’s dragon ship. 9200.
To primroses filled with morning
_ dew. 7554.
Triumph of death. 5395.
Vicar of Bray. 9263.
Wind ina frolic. © 28271.

Edward (G. 8.) Volga boatmen song.
25421.

Edwards (—)
6308.

Edwards (Al) Calling. 12541.

Kdwards (Bella) Pjerrot-vals.

Edwards (Billy):
Down Wagga way.
I’m going. 1018.
In our little canoe. 6476.
Old homestead. 13468.
Snowy River. 25095.
Sweet Hawaiian. isle.
Yes, indeed. 20917.

Edwards (Broughton) :
Day of glory. 23693.
Great joy. 23942.

Edwards (C. T.):
Forsake me not my God. 6199.

108383.

Hawaiian , blues.

22563.

18855,

15980.

Kelly old pal of mine. 22030.
Skipping. 13752.
Edwards (Chas.) Lonesome. 109s.

Edwards (Clara):
Happiness. 6298. .
Little shepherd's song. 6663.
My little brown nest by the sea.

17510.
"Tis enough. 7549.
Yesterday. 18326.

Edwards (George) :
Katja, die tanzerin. 8455.

Monna,. 11021.
Hdwards (Gus):
Broadway caravan. 7950, 9660
9661.

Tm a business man. 6403.

1562

INDEX.

nos, 1-13, 1923

If my heart belonged to somebody
else, I wouldn’t be here with
you. 24141.
. Little boy blue jeans. 19578.
Love is a.garden of roses. 19624.
"Member when. 19731. =
She’s the same old sunbonnet Sue.
20342. ' :
Kdwards: (HH. A.}:
Dearie. 9918.
Monday morning blues. 17448.
Edwards (Irving) :
Ache of an aching heart. 5691.
Florence, you have broken my
heart. 6187.
Supnbonnet Sue. 138848.
Hdwards (Julian) My own United
States. 24612, 24613.
Kdwards (Leo):
Breaking home ties. 1642,
Every little heart. 145.
Mother’s lullaby. 11054.
Rose leaves. 15770, 20247.
Sign of the rose. 2955,
Sweet sonny boy. 25207.
Under a thousand eyes. 138985.
EKdwards (R. N.) Maiden way. 4567.
Edwards (R. W.) Could I but tell.
9823:
Kdwards (Richard) In going to my
lonely bed. 13035, 13036.
Kdwards (S. P.) If you were near.
17114.

1645.

Effany music publishers. Always
Stand by mother. 9470.
Effros (Bob) Happy blues. 6294.

Egan (Fred)
time tunes.
Kgan (J. F.)

17842.

Egan (Jack):
Feed bag song.
Hello Jackie.
I’m always

10457.
In Bulgaria.
Southern dreams.
Three thousand years ago.
13984.

Egan (John):

Hang your sorrows
14787.
Picnic party with you. 17714.

Egen (Austin):

Dixie, the land of rag
SO98.
Scars of jealousy.

16797.
4091.
happy
130338.
11747, 18814.
7936,

with you.

in the sun.

Du bist so appetitlich. 23752.
Glaub’ mir, du Reine. 28889.

Heut’ nur lass mich gliicklich sein.
23997.
Shanghai-Bay.
Egerton (J. S.)
13925.
Kggeling (Georg):
Brook trout. 9663.
- Capricieuse. 3587,

11624.
Third battalion.

Country dance. 23647.

14696.
14723.
10303.
14862.

Floral idyl.
Gala march.
Hare bells.
Humoresque.
Hungarian rondo. 24050.
‘Mazurka brillant. 13289.
State march. 15936.
Summer morn.
- 25188.
Waves at play. 14041.
Eggert (F. EH.) O love that wilt not
let me go. 24677.
Egner (Philip) If dreams came true,
2162.
HKgypt. 5790, 5963.
Ehmant (A.) Hunting song.
Ehrlich (Sam):
Gone are the years. 12870.
Our Henrietta. 22502.
Where Niagara falls.
Ehrman (Walter) :
How’s yor’n? 21771.
I’m so sad without you.
That silly waltz. 25260.
Kichorn (L. D.) Morning
(19797.
EKigenbroadt (A. D.)
EKilenberg (Richard) :
At sundown. 9531.
Blindman’s buff. 8535.
Little goblins. 19582:
Hisen (I.) Mother cares. 24557.
Hisenberg (Jacob) Etudes for the de-
velopment of the principles of weight
and relaxation in piano playing.
14636.
Hisenberg ¢(R. B.):
Fireside tale.

9125, 11806.

1001.

14084.

24112.
at last.

Union. 20695.

18962.

I’z in a flurry, oh do hurry. 2158.
Hisengard (Osias) Panu derech.
20086.
Hisley (F. G.):
Maybell. 15313.
Two deep blue eyes. 5421.
Ek (G. W.) I got the blues. 4161.
Ekerman (Carl) Naughty moon.
~ 1169.
Eklund (lL. B.) Little bit 0° achin’.
8517. -
Elder (Mary) Days are passing by.
8078.
Eldridge (Al) Think of me. 5349.
11939.
Eldridge (Carl) Some day. 11696.
Eldridge (H. C.):
Mixed recipes. 24526.
Mother, where’s the jam. 254s.
My arrow collar man. 24579.

Now it’s time to go, for we’ve said
all we know. 24666.
Now what should a young maid

_ do. 24668.
Eldridge (S. B.) Up in the garret.
20381.

INDEX
' pt. 111, mn. s., v.18
Eldridge entertainment house: Naiad. 2603.
Busy Christmas fairies. 1655. “Prunella. 8907.
Christmas beauty hints. 23600. Radiance. 2804.
Mother, where’s the jam? 2548. Reconciliation. 9820,
My arrow collar man. 24579. Scenes of Scottish life. 15810.
New adventures in flowerland. Second song album. 15816.
24631. Souvenir de Vienne. 15920, 20448.
Now what should a young maid Twilight pieces. 23100.
do. 24668. Two short songs. 21604.
Parson’s. sociable. 24807. Two songs of the desert. 2838.
Up in the garret. 25381. Water-lilies. 14035, 16199.
fHiementary string tutor. 6119. White pathway, 12221,

Hlert (Sigfrid Karg-) See Karg-RMlert
(Sigfrid)
Wigar (A. C.)
way. 1898.
Elgar (Hdgar)
Elgar (Edward)
member, 23545.
Hlholm (N.. J.):
Fidgety fingers.
Nervous nuckles. -
HKlie (Justin) ©
no: 3¢ “23509;
Hliseo (P.) & son :
A pupa d@’ ’a rinascenta. 16376.
Aventura di Patapon. 18476.
Balla con me. 9594.
Delizia eterna. 9929.
‘O passaguay. 19977.
Per me e per te. 11875.
Piedino svelto. 11396.
Rosa spina. (20258.
RHilkin (Clarence) :
Maori melodies. 24449.
New Zealand cradle Bene:
Hlkin & eco., Itd.:
Babyland. 12430.
Call me home. Zz
Caprice. 1935.
Children’s suite.
Coronach. 12619.
Cotswold love. 14475.
Dance of the minutes,
Dream. 21447.
Dream merchandise.
Exaltation. 1902.
Faery pieces. 14659.
Four songs. 9112.
Krom afar. 8204.
from Tudor times. 3954.
Hebridean legend. 4088.
Idyll. 22786.
In a fairy boat. 267, 2183.
2210.
8398.

Every day in every

Wanderer, 23171.

Zut! zut! zut! re-

3912.
24629.
Chants de la montagne,

24636.

235591.

101, 1798.
12724.

In the highlands.
In the silver moonbeams.
fo muoio per te. 17148.
Leisure hour. 24293.
Letter. - 22074.
Little sea pictures. 15204.
Lullabye. 18238.

Meadowland and mountain. 2474. .

Meditation.
Moods

6782.

and melodies. 2581.

Se ee ES

Ell (KE. G.):
I’ll sleep and dream where, where
she sings those lullabies. 14897.

Where the milk and honey flows.

5580.

Eller (Herman) Don’t say that you
won't. cry. 9964, . 18864 (244),
18839.

Ellery (IR. M.):

In the shadows of the East.
10584.
My Ziegfeld follies girl. 11148.

Ellington (Duke) Blind man’s bluff.

18546.
Elliot (eon) :
Arkansas. 16454.
I wonder if my old girl ever

thinks of me. . 17093.
You'll care some day. 18344.
Elliott (C. G.) Jesus is leading me

still, 293.
Elliott (Chas.) Saxophone man.
13683. :
Hilliott (EH. D.) Reunion. 5011.
Elliott (EH. T.):
In daddy’s arms. 15004.
When the silver moon comes
peeping. 3269.
Elliott (F. LL.) Way they used to
manage things in Egypt. 14043.

Elliott (J. A.) Pershing, the brave.
17704.

Elliott (Leslie) :

Brave heart that beats for me.
(OAD see

Love’s a fairy fiddler. 8553.

Love, you’re a fraud. 6699.

Oh, Percy, you nearly made me
blush. 13459.
They always put the blame on me.
18922.
When I write my recollections by
and by. 20816.
When they introduced the jazz
in Donegal. 14076.
You've set me dreaming. 14152.
Elliott (M. E. ) Placing stars on His —
crown. 7109.
Elliott (Percy) :
Apotheosis. 21052.
By the river. 7959.
Cavalier et Tzigane.
Dear smiling eyes.

21257.
16684.

1564

,hos. 1-18, 1923

INDEX

Enchanted castle o’ dreams.
6126: Peter

Gallantrie. 19013.
I saw only you. 24118.
Little lady. 138181.
Love’s triangle. 22158,
Modestie. 19775.
My faith in you. 223826.
Romance. slavonique. 15763.
Scene d’amour. 22720.
Séparation. 22750.
Sur les ramparts. 25196.

Miliott (R. B.) Mister Snow-man,

22267.

Elliott (Vern):
Down thru the years. 16732.
Hindu love moon. 2058.
Miss Los Angeles, queen of the

golden West. 19762.
Mother dear. 11045.
His (C..@.).:
vening song. 915. -

Old-fashioned. dear. 8803.
Polish waltz caprice. 11414.
When your eyes met mine. 16264.
Within your heart. 9353.
Yow ll be mine. 7780.
Ellis (Cleophas) Meet me. 22221.
Ellis (4. A.) Slumber song, 9058.
Eliis (#. M.). Mother dear. 6872.
Ellis (Erno) Mary in the days of the
crinoline. 15270.
Ellis (Frank) Yes indeed. 20917.
Ellis (G. S8.),:
My Hawaii.
Near the ocean.
Hillis (George) :
Down on the Hoko-Poko. 1860.
M’sieur Embonpoint. 8691.
Ellis (J. B.) Stop and listen. 15942.
Hilis (J. H.) Broken heart in Dixie.
18588.
Has? 6S. 'T.).:
My Savior’s blessed eyes. 11135.
When you talk about Old Glory,
just say Kentucky too. 12202.
Ellis (Joseph) :
Blushing rosebud. 23508.
Military procession. 13307.
Ellis (LL. S.) Remembrances.
Ellis (Nettie) :
Warbling birds. 14033.
Where the blue bells grow. 23237.
Ellis (R. M.) High and light. 24001.
Klis (Robin) :
Abide with me. 1480.
Christians awake. 8008.
Communion in A flat. 21342.
Jubilate Deo. 301.
Jubilate Deo in B flat. 8436. .
Lead kindly light. 10741.

11104.
19917.

17788.

Postlude in G. 22583.
Ride on in majesty.
Silent night.

540.
9036.

6125,

Selemn mass in C. 13775.

Song of triumph. 1303.

Who shall roll the- stone away.
1437. ) j

Ellis (Seger). Mamma, won’t you
come and ma-ma me. 13256.
Ellis (Seger) pub. co.:

Gee! but it’s so doggone lone-
some when you are’ all alone.
21616.

Lonesome and blue. 13198.

Ellis (Tex) Doris: 16724.

Ellis (Vincent) If I were king of the
House of David. 17107

Ellis (W. J.) Just a spray of purple
lilac. 17196. se itr

Ellison (Signe)

“ORrye F746:

EUsworth (Mrs. Andrew)
ing brook. 6889.

Elma (M.) Saered heart on Ireland’s
flag. 17824. eB
Elman (Dave) Oh! papa! please
make John behave. 20003; 20004.
Elphick (W. A.) I know you'll be

sorry some day. 19225.
Elsen (M. J. V.) Proper of the mass.

My wonderful. mem-

Murmur-

1239.
Hisie. . 82, 188, 236, 332, 672, 1562.
Kiltinge (Jay) Angelus. 9495, 14231.
Elwell (W. T.)

Golden a Al 16879.
Old sweetheart of mine. 17639.

Queen of hearts. 15716.
Elwin (Maurice) :

Remember me in rose-time. 11499.

Rose-leaf boat. 8954.

Where be goin,’ Mary Ann. 9325,
Ely (Baron De) jr. Joy song. 15080.
Emerick (F. R.) Lullaby. 17361.
Emerick (J. D.) Our own Washing-

ton. 8830, 17670.

EKmerson (C. D.)
11975.

Emerson (J. E.) To make love, Pd
help him along. 7552.

To be like Jesus.

Emerson (L. O.):

Hmerson’s quartets and choruses
for male voices. 5679 (34).
O be joyful in the Lord. 14163
(393).
_ Thou dear Redeemer.
Iimerson (M. H.):
Hmerson’s quartets and choruses
for male voices. 5679 (34).
O be joyful in the Lord. 14163
(393).
Thou dear Redeemer.
Emerton (Emily):
Again. 14181.
New moon. 15495.

Hmery (fH. EH.) Some day you will re-
turn. 20407.

7868 (137).

7808 (136).

AEs

INDEX,

Kmery (E. H.) Polly Anna.
Emery (S. A.) Head and hands.
Emlyn (Laurence) :
Rose of Burmah. 2864.
Shuffle along. 2949.
Himmans (G. H.):
Dagmar the
9862, 9864.
Love theme. 10863.
Emmanuel (Maurice) :
Sonatine. 11713.
Sonatine IV. 15899.
Sonatine bourguignonne. 11714.

_ Sonatine pastorale. 11715.
Emmet -(Robert) On duty. 486.
Emrick (P. SS.) Greater Purdue

march. 23944.

Emsheimer (Henry) Dice. 18807.

En douce. 3569, 5878, 5879, 6142,
6527, 6837, 7073, 9729, 9820, 11017,
16168, 16169.

En pleine folie.
6350, 6979,
10746.

Einander (C.
mine. 6029.

Enders (Harvey)
song. 25386.

Endor ( C. ©.) Dearie. 3760.

Engel (H. G.):

Ahavah raboh. 18393.
Prayer of the reader.
Ufnucho jomar. 20689.

Engel-Berger (Willy) :

Billie’s jazz band. 7919.

Bittere trinen. 23496.

Heut’ hab’ ich noch was vor.
23996.

Horst du, Margot. 8289.

I have a rendezvous. 4163.

Ich weiss in Rodaun eine laube
fiir zwei. 8371.

Kinder, mein Wein ist noch immer
so schon. 8464.

Kleine wohnung aus der bieder-
meierzeit. 8474.

Médikém. 8620.

11416.
210,

slave girl. 9860-

4460, 4461, 6312,
7130, 7166, 7315, 8040,

G.) Dear wee gal 9’

Valgovind’s boat

20152.

Nacht muss es sein. 4755.
Schafersttindchen. 8982.
Sho-Sho-San. 9026.
Star-dust. 5230.

We'll find a rendezvous. 12134.
Weib wie du. 5520.
Weisst du es noch. 16216.
Wenn ich in schlachtensee. 20785.
Wenn ich mir nur Fanny abge-
wohnen konnt. 12155.
Wien, wer deine blonden frauen
ktisst. 9340.
RKngelhardt (H. C.):
Old Alpine melody. 17629.
Pacific waltz. 4870.
Wasatch waltz. 5508.

| Kno (Paul)

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Kngelmann (H.) :
Hop, skip, jump. 103874.

Melody of love. 24493.

"Neath twinkling stars. 7808 (90).
Engelmann (M. C.) ’Neath twinkling

stars. T7808 (90). f

Engels (P. J.):
General von Steuben.
July the fourth

13084.

1776, . 123438.
Engelskirchen (Paul) :

Goldmarie. 1993.

Mein heimattal.
Fingland (R. J.):

Seek ye the Lord. 25024.

Sunset, the hills and you. 22929.
Engle (Bert) See Engle (P. A.).
Engle (H. E.):

Sabbath day. 11563.

We love to think while we sing.

25448.

Engle (P. A.) Hiawana.

Englewood music house:
Let’s go. 10757.
Meet me _ tonight

19724.

English (Granville) :
Come to my heart.
Danse antique. 1805.
Heavenly voice. 2044.
Invitation to love. 17146.
Mignonette. 2513, 2514.
Ugly duckling. 25369.
Valsette. 3201.

English (Wayland)
24395.

English folk song. 14619.

Enman (lL. R.) ’Till apple blossom
time sweetheart, then I’ll come back
to you. 9206.

Enna (August)

Enna (Emil):
Butterfly dancer. 18600.
Flower dance. 18978.
Happy thoughts. 6299.
Lovers valse. 358.
Melodie and legend.
Naughty boy. 6944.

Enném (Vada) Kdonigin von Montmar-
tre. 15141.

Ennes (Lavora):

' Lovely-slush. 22158.

Visions. 23157.

In bugdom.

21619.
in seventy-six.

2480.

12921.

in the park.

21338.

Love’s harmony,

Don Juan. 23724.

' 19728.

19336.

Bnoch & ¢o.:
Air a danser. 1698.
Alaska in the snow.
Ames obseures. 1519.
Ange gardien. 14229.
Attente. 12412.
Au bout des lévres,
Aux petits enfants.
Bercement. 9599.
Bereeuse. 14305.

18403.

3456, 5772.
14260.

1566

4 INDEX
nos. 1-138, 1923

Carnaval des cloches. 7978. Clorinda. 14451.

Chanson bretonne. 18645. Covent garden. 1774.

Chansons de Miarka. 7990. Difference, 12696.

Chérie tu es toute ma vie. 74. Everywhere I go, 1.0085.

Contes blues. 18646. Farewell, thou outbound — ship.

Cortége antique. 8040. 12793.

Danse hindoue. 21268. Flow down, cold rivulet. 6191.

Danses de Lormont. 14525. For old love’s sake. 1938.

Deux cortéges. 12689. Funny noises. 12845.

Dictées musicales. 18808-18811. God bless you. 956.

Dis-moi pourquoi. 3777, 3778. TI passed by your window. 255,

Doute. 21442. 12990, 12991. :

Dulce habanera. 8131. If I such wondrous music knew.

Eglogue. 18647. 6445,

Elevation. 18648. In God we trust. . 18034, 24159.

Four songs from Peacock pie. In the never-never-land. 21937.
18569. Interlude. 4315.

Horse shoes blues. 6350. ' It’s a long way from Singapore.

Idylle. 18649. _ 21965.

Idylle arabe. 21269. Jennifer. 2246.

J’suis toujours seule .. . 8415. Ladies of St. James’s. 6600.

Javanette. 19418.
Jolies choses. 4358.
Kranaos. 10707.
Légende des libelots d’ivoire.
4460, 4461.
Marchande de tout. 19693.
Matin. 21270.
Méditation. 18651.
Moment musical. 18652,
Nuits du bois. 6972.
O ma Gaby. 6984.
Ombres castillanes. 8812,
Ondine. 21271.
Pavane. 18653.
Poucette. 11427.
Poupée de jade. 7130.
Poursuite du vent et de Vamour, |
11431.
Premier album des editions du
music-hall, 22594.
Quand on veut s’faire aimer.
7166.
Quand une femm’ vous fait les
doux yeux. 7167.
Rigaudon. 21272:
Rimembranza. 21273.
Romanesea. 1699.
Ruines du ceeur. 13671.
Sérénade. 14408.
Si vous aimez les fleurs. 7318.
Sistriana. 9050.
Sophie. 25133.
Sous les cyprés. 9096.
Souvenance. 18654.
Sylvains. 18655.
Téhéran nights. 20573.
Trois antiques. 8645.
Vierge a la créche. 16166.
4me valse. 31274.
Hnoech & sons:
All for you. 5679 (126).
Angels are stooping. 3431.
Cargoes. 5908.
Jarol of Jesus child. 1684,

Land song of the West country.
8488,

Ledbury. parson. 6617.
Life anew. 2356.
_ Little voices calling. 15207.
Magie path. 6731.
Merry menagerie. 22235.
Monkey. 13325.
Muses’ garden for delights. 4696.
Nature carol. 24625,
Nearer, my God, to Thee. 17554.
None-so-pretty. 17578.
Northern lament. 15518.
Outward sail, 13507.
Pilgrimage, 1229.
Red roofs. 2825.
Rose that blossomed in Hden.
15774, 24961.
Rune. 7235.
Song fancies. 2988.
Song of joy. 15901.
Song of the rover. 5202.
Song of the stones. 5204.
Songs from many lands. 2997.
Songs of a Gipsy trail. 20482.
Vale of dawn. 7606.
Well-a-day. 25456.
When 1 was one-and-twenty.
7697.
When June is come. 14071,
| Knsor (Boris) :
Carnival. 9706.
Cottage o’ dreams. 8041.
Fashions fair. 8177.
EKpous’ la. 5881, 6523, 6542, 7605.
7613, 10067, 12760.
Epperson (EK. G.):
Hipperson’s band and orchestra
folio. 906,
Epperson’s piano studies. 3864.
Epperson’s violin school. 907.
908.
Every evening, I’m longing dear to
be with you. 6145.

1567

INDEX

EKppie Adair. 10068.

Epping (Alice). Love’s vision. 4549.

Erb (J. L.) Sérénade. 5102.

Hirp (Mase):
Chanson du Finkwiller. . 7987.

Dimanche soir les filles d’Alsace
chantent au loin. 8093.
Ituines de lV’abbaye de Murbach.

8964,
Hrb (Nina). Love’s expression.
13230.
Erby. .(J....d., National ith phi
alpha hymn. 6940.
frdman (Ernie) :

Kamaroon hop. 24953.

Lonesome at twilight. 138199,
15214.
Long ago ’mid apple blossoms.

2395, 10822, 17304. .
No, no Nora. 13414, 13415, 17570,
17571, 19940, 22393.

Nobody’s sweetheart. 2629.

Toot, toot, Tootsie, goo’bye. 18136.
iricksen (Oscar) :

Minnesota moon. 24521.

Some how I know. 590.
Krickson (Jack) Doos I? 21488.
Hrickson (M. N.) After all I love

you. 18387, 20988.
Iiricson (John) Rose of my dreams.
20250.
tricson (S. A.) Molly and me. 6848.
Evlanger (Frédéric d’):
En sourdine. 1890.
Sérénade florentine. 29380.
Erle & Leo pub. co. Hang your clothes
on a hick’ry limb. 8257, 14786.
Erlebach (R. O.) ‘Two legends. 6131.
Hrman (—) Railroad man. 13619.
Kine (May) History twisted. 12924.

Hrno (Kondor) <A vén ciginy. 5685.
Ernst (H. W.) Six études. 6132.
firnst (W. A.) :
Henrietta. 12914.
Transcontinental. 13952.
tirrante (Attilio) Cettina. 1695.
Mrrickson (H. BE.) Wee-no-nah. 3245.

When can I eall you
25466.

Krrico (Joe)
sweetheart.
first “(S.' A.)

Asperges me. 234138.

Ave Maria, heart of my Savior.
3464.
Pie Jesu. 24844.
Hitman (Hdward) Prairie tlower.
22588.
Hrwin (J. W.) Spooky moon. 7412.

hirwin (Ralph) :
Feiner vogel ist der
18954.
Sonne, liebe sonne... ! 22855.
Wo hast du nur die aie ee blauen
augen her. 23278

alte pelikan.

‘ pt. 111, n. s:, v.28

American spirit.

Esberger (Walter)

5679. (2B. .
Escamilla (J. M.) Afioranzas. 9500.
Escher (Chester) :

Bring back my mamma to me.
21199,

Go home little girl home. 19045.

Um gonna marry merry Mary
down in Maryland. 21840.

- T’ve got a flip flap flapper baby.

19285.

IT want you to be mine-all mine.
21877.

You don’t mean nothin’ to me
now. 23312.

You may belong to somebody else.
23318.

Eschig (Max):

Alborada del gracioso. 9449.

-Baiser des yeux. 12487.

Brigand .... il est entré. 5860.

Ca ec’est Vamour. 5881.

Chaconne, 12567.

Couplets du Pantin. 8045.

Danse. 6744.

Danse espagnole. 21389.

Deux piéces. 21730.

Deuxiéme symphonie. 8090.

Duetto du béguin. 8130.

Hlégie. 12748.

Epouse la!. 10067, 12760.

Forlance. 1940.

Fox-trot. 8197.

Harbouya. 8260.

J’ ai Yair d’un’ poire. 65283.

J’ai les pieds en Valenciennes.
6524.

Jeune homm’ d’ a présent. 6542.

Laisse tes levres. 10719.

Lovely night. 15248.

Marchand de plaisirs. 10917.

Menuet. 2500, 2501.

Naiveté. 6936.

Ne m’épousez pas. 442.

Noches en Jos jardines de Espana.
8760.

Nuit d’amour. 17587, 17588.

Nymphe endormie. 19968.
Pastorale. 13158. :
Pepita Jiménez. 13541.

~ Pourquoi. 11430.
Premiére danse eSpagnole. 22595
Priére. 11447. )
Regards. 2826.

Romance. 7215.
Romanzetta. 20241.
Rondeau. 2550.
Sarabande. 2891, 2892.
Sérénade mignonne. 1276.
Sonatine syncopée. 7368.
Surprise party. 7453. °

Trois chansons espagnoles.

Trois chants grees. 9926.
Trois piéces. 21623.
Va vit’? rue Thérése. 7605.

1568

INDEX

hos! 1-13, 1923

‘Valse hésitation. 7613.

Vie bréve.

‘“Waldzetta. T7660.

4 piécettes. 13713.

Hsehig (Max) & cie.:

Chanson d’amour et el souci.
21276. 3}: .

Chanson de Marguerite dans la
prison. . 21277;

Chanson du meunier. 21280.

Chien de Jean de Nivelle. 21290.
Création du monde. 23657..
Etoiles bleues. 21507. ~
Leila. 24292. igidoLtaal
Pepita Jiménez. 24823.
_ Yeux. 23302. SOF |
_Eselots. 911. » RG
Eshelman (Ti. BE.) Radio Ann, 11482.

Eshenfelder (Aileen)
Island honeymoon,

On our Coney
1BSTII:

‘Tsland honeymoon.
(Stépan)

RDS .
Esipotf Four vyalseites.
21506.
Esmer (W. W.)
‘faces. 21794.
Hsmere (Hulbert):
Good woman’s blues. 8240. .
I’m broke fooling with you. 4185.

IT cart help making

Esopo (—) Societa dei 5. 25098.
Espanola. 8819. ae

Hsperon (I. F.) Firpazos. 14690.
Esposito (Genaro) Madabia. 4560.

Essansee pub. co. Just remember [I
asked you to wait a while. 15103.
Kissex (C. B.)

22348.

Esso (—Van) & CO.:
Als je weer los komt.
Negro-song. 11153.
Résignation. 11503.

Estabrooks (I. I. 8.):
I've got a lonesome mamy down

in Alabam’. 6426.

My Irish rose of. Eagle. 6912.
Won’t you bring back my whis-

My old Southern home.

14207.

tling dada to me. 7755.
Estes (Flora) Kindly omit the
fiowers. 17227.
Esvé (E.) Venga. 1401.
Hitchecopar (Emile) Urvillers. 13991,
13992, 16143.
- Etchecopar (Marcel) »
Sérénade. 5100.
Sérénade nocturne. 20329.

. Wthelbert (Louis):
My Gamma girl. 19852.

Take me home. 22982.
Ettinger (Josephine) Why worry.
2. 25520,

Hugene Onegin. 20670.
Eva (J. J.):
Home of my childhood. 14836.
When you wore your hair in curls.
20848. Hs

15

Eshenfelder (G. A.) - On our’ Coney

Evan (KHmile) Femmes et fleurs.
18364 (66).
Evangéline. 14163 (159).
EXvangeliske toner. 913.
Hvans (A.) Oriental nights. 20052.
Evans (Alfred) California blues.
12539, 16547.
Evans (Bill) Down home. 18848,
Hyans (DLO7) se
Arabella... 9511.
Leonora. 10749.
Evans (E.):
Daddy’s girl. 3712, 18749.
Shootin’ craps. 13725.
Evans (E. J.): re
Country girl for me... 1773.
. Falling leaves. 3892.
Home bright and fair. 2067.
Home I can’t forget. 4107.

I am standing by the gate, May.
4148.

If you'll be a lovin’ daddy to me,
4268.

If you want to reach heaven, you
gotta stop raisin’ hell here belo’.
4269, .

Just listen to me. 2273,

Little blue eyes. 4486.

ove; 15252.

My Dixie queen. 2569. -

My little daughter Sue.

Say it with kindness. 5081.

Self-teaching chord book. 5098.

That’s how I love you. 3107.

Won't you come back to mammy,
won't you come back to me.
D627,

Evans (@dwin):
Hehoes. 100355.
Gift. 10208.
Jenny kissed me.

4724,

10633.

Lord. let me know mine end.
10834.
Nothing but a rose. 11185.

Po’ li’l lamb. 11409.
- Stefana. 11781.
Evans (G. M.):

Come, let us sing of Jesus. 16615.

Glory to God in the highest.
16871.
Evans (G. 8.) Rose and the thorn.
24954.

Evans (Henry) Molly. 22274.
Evans (June) Down thru the years.
16732.

Evans (M._ L.) See lLoeb-Evans
(Mathilde).

Evans (M. T.):
Chatterbox. 5931.

Dance of the crickets. 1797.
Dance of the lady bugs. 28675.
Fiesta espagnole. 23812.
Frolic and play. 6210.

Glad tidings. 6238.-

Grasshopper’s parade. 23938.

69

Hivans (M. T.)—Continued,

In merry mood. 219%.
Jolly ride. 2260.
Little blue flower. 6646.
Mareh. 7250.

Priscilla. 138600.
Spring greetings. 7415.

Springtime greetings. 13830.
Sunset dreams. 138855.
Sweet memories. 3061.
Young sentinel. 14155.

Evans (Nellie) To my mother.

Kvans (S. E. T.):
*Ard up, but ’appy.
Snuggling. 20394.

Evans (Stockton) Um the happiest

darkey ever was born. 240.

Evans (JT. H.)

24954.
Evans (Thomas) Uli be waiting at
the old farm gate for you. 2108.
Hivanson (©. A.):
Be glad that you’re sad.
Oriental blues. 7033.
Paying with tears. 11368.
Swedie. 7456,
When the moon
night. 7702.

Eve of St. John.

Evening prayer.

Everett (W. L.):
Mr. Rielly, you’re simply some-

thing grand. 15358.

0574.

3443.

5806.
comes up to-

23780.
12771.

Your little teasing smile. 12328.
Kiverett music co.:

Echoes. 100338.

Gift. 10208.

Jenny kissed me. 10688.

Lord, let me know mine end.

10836.

Nothing but a rose. 11185.

Po’ lvl lamb. 11409.

Stefana. 11781.
Everette (M. 8S.) Won’t you take the

old read and return. 16322.

Every (William) Constancy. 14469.

Every bush new springing. 141
Everybody sing. 10083.
Evette & Schaeffer:
Absence. . 5688.
Actéon. 20984.
Adagio ecantabile. 14172,
Adieu, petite sceur Hindoue. 5694.
Adieux. 12352.
Aguilo. 5707.
Aimons-nous.
Airs russes.
Allégresse.
Aria. 6681.
Avec yous. 95782.
Bacchus amoureux. 31.

Der Vor
14186.
3405.

Balancelle. 18500.
Barearolle. 3489.

C’est Vextase. 3570.

Rose and the thorn.

~ Dancing-succés.

'Eyxtase.

,

pt. 11, n. s., v. 18

est la barbe et les ch’veux!
14371, 143872...

Cest la mode!
14373.

Cancion de las hadas.
Cantiléne de Ja pluie.
Cantique. 14387.
Castel fleuri. 12562.
Cécil-idyl. 7981.
Celles que nous aimons.
Chagrin, 12568.
Shanson caline. 18659.
Chanson dautrefois. 23575.
Chimére vaincue, 12585.
Clématite. 3647, 3648.
Colombine. 21326. -
Cortége et danse antique. 3687.
Cortége nuptial. 18724.
Course en chars. 14476.
Craonne. 12629.
Czardas no. 2. 14491.
D’un vanneur de blé aux vents
14495.

et voila tout!

21238.
21244.

12565.

14515.

Dans le sentier fleuri. 12654.

Dans les coins noirs de Robinson.
3732.

Danse monténégrine., 6012.

Danse napolitaine. 14523.

Danse orientale. 12657. |

Dear little thing! 14535.

Derniére feuille. 3766,

Désespérée. 14549.

Desillusione. 2769.
Deux Javas. 14550.
Deux piéces. $35.

Divertissement oriental. 6039.
Eblouissement, 3844.
Echos @armor. 12745.
Mn cachette!! 3855.
Kn feret. 12753.
Hn marge de Shakespeare. 3858.
10086, 18929.
Fantaisie. 14347.
Fantaisie coneertante. 14669.
Fantaisie sur des themes. écos-
sais. 14670.
Fantastique.
Fée des prairies.
Feuilles mortes,
Figaro. 6176.
Fleur jetée. 12815.
From far away. 23856.
Gas de champagne. 3962.
Go to it. 12861.
Hésitante. 16942.
Heure fatale. 14815.
Honneur aux Belges,
Hop-l4. 4123, 4124.
{ love you. 14906.
[ilusion! 8880.
Impromptu [and]
4272.
J’aime sés yeux.
Joyeux carillon

14671.
617°.
14681.

12951.

Humoresque.

19411,
flamand. 13083.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Joyeux trottins. 4368.
mae tS.
Laissez-moi-mourir lentement.

4448,

Leonor. 4463.
Leanor. 4463.
Liberty march.
Liégeoise. 4472.
Lindo. 4479.
Lorette. 17318.
Luxembeurg-marche.
Madriléne. 15271.

Maggio. 13248.

’ Marche des R. A. I. 6755.
Marche Egyptienne. 6756.
Marche funébre. 6757, 22193.
Marche triomphale. 13263.
Margarita. 15297, 15298.
Mére, ne pleure pas, 4635.

15178.

13241,

Mes adieux A la garde. 6811,
Mont Moret. 4668.
Morceau pathétique. 13334.

Negrito. 15486, 19921.
Negro’s jazz. 13403, 13404.
Nocturne. 15162.

(Billets rouges fleuriront.
Oiseau chantait. 4826.
Olympio. 138475.
Paon blane. 15617.
Papillon. 15619.
Parade des bluets.
Patre. 20095.
Pélérinage. 13538.
Petite suite d’orchestre. 7100.
Piéce en mi flat. 13562.
Pierre de Serbée. 15655.
Plainte du clocher. 15662.
Prélude et danse. 7141.
Prelude et mort d’Isolde... 5481.
Priére. 8898.

Princess’ flirt. 13597, 13598.
Princesse Marie-Jose. 13599.
Quatre mélodies. 8180.
Que Linda. 22614.
Rapsodie. 15728
Rendez-vous dans le pare.
Réve d’amour, 15194.
Reve denfant. 13638.
Richilde. 8937.

Romance sans paroles. 15762.
Rossignol et rossignolette. 20258.
Rouet sur le clavecin. 7227.
Saltarello. 5068.
Serenos et guitaristes.
Six esquisses. 3918.
Soir. 13774.

Soleils couchants. 5175.
Solitude. 13776.

Sonate. 16691, 22858.
Sortie champétre. 5214.
Source. 7397.

Souvenir de Spa. 13818.
Souvenir du 102° de ligne.
Suite. 3551, 3552.

Suite slave. 1323.

6992.

15526,

22642.

5108.

Sur ja riviére noire. 22934.
Tango du soir. 16017.
Tantale. 11877.

Tapada. 5297.

Tendre aveu. 5316.

That’s the pleasure. 13908, 13909.

Trois piéces bréves. 15913.
Va... echemineau. 5434,
Vaingueurs. 16145.
Valse-idylle. 13998.
Vendanzes. 7621.

Vieille fontaine. 16163.
Vision @’Orient. 20738.

Vive le Maréchal Foch et larmée
francaise. 16177.
-Vous dansez le shimmy.
16183.
~ 1°" concerto:
2° nocturne. 14162.
Eville (—) Moon dreams.
Eville (Vernon):
Out of the deep. 7052.
Ride on, ride on in majesty. 5679
(3518)
Evridge (W. D.):

12098,
7803.

S665,

~Have a broader vision. 12896.
Preach, sing and pray. 13592.

Ewald (M. C.)
whistle.. 1676.
Ewart (Wyn):
Shifting sands. 9023.
Things are not so dusty after all.

Can’t you hear the

7529.
Ewing (—):
Au fait. S775.
Jerusalem the golden. 21981.
Ewing (Bertha) :
I’ve got the King Tut blues.
10510.
Let us roam to home sweet home.
10764.
Ewing (Harry) Hi-u-le-ah. 19130.
Hwing (lL. J. H.):
Ding-er-ling. 14558.
For I must hurry back home.
Boat:
(wing (Montague) :
Autumn gold. 12420.
By the silver pool. 12533.
Cobwebs. 14455.
Country pictures. 8044.
Crossing the stile. 3699. —

Down west Norfolk way.
In Aready. 14999.

1865.

in the moonlight. 13047.
Jonathan Jollybun 15077.
Magic hours. 6729.
Panels. 15616.

Phrynette. 13555.

Pierrott dance. 13567,

Kixeell (E. J.):
All hail the power, 18364 (6).
Heaven’s harbor. 18364 (92).
Hiding, safely hiding. 18364 (94).
If I were a voice. 18364 (111).

INDEX

Excell (EH, J.)——Continued. .
Jesus lover of my soul.
(118).
When Jesus came. 25595 (305).
Who shall ascend. 18364 (226).
Will it pay. 183864 (227).
Would I know Him. 18364 (231).
Hxcell (EH. O.):
All hail the power. 18864 (6).
Heaven’s harbor. 18364 (92).
Hiding, safely hiding. 18364 (94).
If I were a voice. 18364 (111).
Jesus lover of my soul. 18364
(118).
When Jesus came. 25595 (305).
Who shall ascend. 183864 (226).
Will it pay. 183864 (227).
Would I know Him. 18864 (231).
Excelsior music pub. ¢o.:
Don’t blame me. 14573.
I can’t kick. 19203.

18364

- Star boarders blues. 17975.
Stay home stew. 20478.

Extrait du vespéral romain. 10087.
Hye of Siva. 238792.
Hyler (J. V.) When the lilacs bioom.
18259.
Eyre (E. W.)
6233.
Kysler (Edmund):
Das ist die Gretel aus fiinfhaus.
12662.
Du alter Stefansturm. 10006.
Else. 14614.
Iindlich hab’ ich wieder. 14616.
Holder engel, werde mein. 14881.
In ihren Armen hab’ ich an dich
gedacht. 17119.

Girl of my dreams.

In neustift am wald. 13041.
Maja one-step. 13254, _
Mein kleiner apparat. 15318.

Mit geld kann
golden. 19773.
Nama. 17548.
Nur zu bald wird man alt. 13429.
O ihr lieben, alten biume. 13434.
© ktiss’ so lang du _ ledig bist

15528.
Schéne mama. 7260.
Stindchen. 13834.

Siisses mtinchner kind! du. 20490.
Wann i nur mei’ weinderl hab’.
14031.
HKivsoldt (L.) .
19898.
Fachet (Paul) Innocence.
Fachutar (S. P.)::
Angeline, 1525.
Cocoritta. 1746, 1747.
Intermezzo. 1903, 1904.
Jesus hear my prayer. 2249.
Poinsettia. 2767, 2768.
Facione (Nanieta) :
Hand of fate. 14785.
Just you. 10675.

sunflower maid.

17142.

My

man herzen ver-:

pt. HL, R. s., v. 18

There’s. cane picture in your
frame, 11933.
Faelten (Carl and Reinhold)
position reader. 25595 (285).
Faggello (P. L.) Ammore senza core.
9479,
Faggen (I. J.):
It’s too late new.
21968.
Slow poke. 11677-11679.
Fahrbach (Philippe) :
Brises du ceur. 14163 (68).
Coeur dor. 14163 (108).
Fine mouche polka. 14163 (171).
Joyeux lurron, 14163 (291).

Trans-

15048, 15049.

Land meiner triitume. 6606.
Yainer: ( Leo) Playing. 20126.
Fairbank (H. W.) pub. co, _ Heavenly

dreams. 4085.
Fairchild (Blair) :

Deux
922.
En voyage. 16766.
Songs from the Chinese.
6 stornelli toseani. 10092.
Fairchild: (Carl):

chants populaires persans.

5208.

Let that dear friend be you.
17268. :
My unknown isle, 17543.
Fairfield (Samuel) Prayer of em-
pire. 20151. .
Fairies’ song. 21526.
Fairleigh (George). Texas Aggies.
25253.

Fairley (Freeman) :
Caroline, you’re as good as you
can be. 14396.
If you were mine. 17113.
Out West in Idaho. 17675
Fairlie (Winifred) But he ‘didn’ t.
23540.
Fairman (George) :
Gimme, 6228.
Rollin’ home. 17804.
Sing me the songs Caruso sang.

7380.
Falandeau (Philippe) :
Best kiss. 16495.
Since the day. I lost . your love.
20367.
Falck (Edward) Child’s garden ot
verse. 5948.
‘Falco (Angelo) St? ammore fuie
sincero! 22880.

Falk (Romo):
Dream visions of you.
Just arrived. 22012.
Fall (Leo):
Heut’ k6énnt’ einer gltick pei mir
machen. 4098.
Josef, ach Josef. 4362.
Liebe lehrt die esel tanzen.
Lied der Pompadour. 4471. ©
Madame Pompadour, Of25, D120,
8585.

124.

‘4469.

- Farlow (Frank)

Farm (Lewis)
15319.

INDEX

nos. 1-13. 1923 .

Pompadour-walzer. . 4946.
Rondenilette. 5037.
Rose von Stambul.
Fall (Richard):
In Mai. 13025.
Kiiss’ mich nicht auf den mund.
13128.
Wenn man’s
14052.
Falla (Manuel de):
Aragonésa. 12402.
Danse espagnole. 21389.
Noches en los jardines de Espafia.
8760. —
Premiére danse espagnole. 22595.
Falsone (Carrie) Buffalo. ’'m back
again. 3564.
Faltis (V. F.) Karnal.
Falvo (Rodolfo) :

8956.

noch nie gemacht.

19493.

Carolina, non me lo far. 18634.
Nel paese incantato. 445.
Famous writer’s music co. It’s al-

ways Sunshine when you're around.
284.
Fanara (F.) Nina. 16373 (64)
Fangno (John) Mother I’ve
dreaming of you. 6874.
Faning (Eaton):
Benedictus. 7912.
Jubilate Deo. 84835.
Thou art not near.

Fano (G. A.)

been

14163 . (572)

25241.

Fanti (C) Maria. 8608. |

Fara (Giulio) Canti di Sardegna.
23554.

Farber (S. P.) I’m feeling better.
4188.

‘-Farewell to Slieve Morna. 10102.

Farjeon (Hleanor) Nursery rhymes

of London town. 24670.

Farjeon (Harry):

Art of piano pedalling. 21061,
21062 =
Elégie héroique. 14611.

St. Dominic. 13676.
Supplementary exercises to bk.
£oan9s36.

Truants. 13964.

Tunes without tales. 12012.
Two free fugues. 16791. 16792.
Farley (Roland):
Canzonet. 5903.
God’s ‘own smile. 1988.
Lawyer Brown. 6615.
Road song. 2847.
Then and now. 20601.:
Twilight is coming.. 20683.
Wind flowers. 3308.
Mother come back

to me. 2546.

Melodies for children.

Tecnicismo delle seale.
|

Farman (Ambroise) :
Chanson-poetique. 7989.
Dream voyage. 8118.

Elevation. 8850.
Rosalind. 5039.
Tranquilleté. 3167.
Treasure island. 11992.
Farmer (John) Fair Phyllis I saw.

18933. -
Farmer (N. F.) T-e-a-r-s. 5302.
Farmer (T. H.) Where my mother
was born. 7722.
Farmerettes. 1915.

Farnsworth (F. E.) It’s your land
and my land. 19404.
Farquharson (J. H.) Anchor watch.

12389.

Farr (KF. ©.) Take me to dreamland
again. 7485, 11869.
Farragut (W.) Mother where can

you be? 19811.
Farrar (Mrs. BE.) English pastore!
impressions. 6128.
Farrar (Ernest):
Dirge. 21426.
’ English pastoral impressions.
6128.
Out of doors. 22509.
Farrar (Redmond) When the moon
shines on the cow shed. 12185.

Farrell (Arthur) Flame-voiced night.
18968. ;

Farrel ¢h., PF.) i'r only knew you

were sorry. 21897.
Farrell (L. B.) Within my heart.
25587.

Farrell, (L. H.} Won’t someone be a
sweetheart to me? 20901.

Farrell (Lillian) I wanted to be in
style. , 2153.

Farrell (T. F.):

Every man for himself. 12774.

He made you that mother to me.
10315.

Sir Walter Raleigh was not off
his trolley. 11668.

You gotta-hand-the-laurels-to-bon-
nie-Annie-Laurie. 7775.

Farrell (Toni):

Cannibal fox-trot. 12545.

Chase the ace. 3614.

Escalator. 6134.

Why do you try to stop me: dane-

» . ing: 5598.

Farrell (W. H.) Feelin’ blues.
18952, 21542.

Farrington (Lowell) What’s the use
of loving someone you should for-
get. 7686.

Farrington (Mrs... R. W.)
ringlet be a link. 6621.

Farrow (W..H.) I’m: thinking of my
mother. 2154.

Farstad (Harry) Just longing.

10106.

Let each

15101.

1573

INDEX

pt. m1, 0. s., v. 18

LONE

Farthing (C. B.): Star of hope. 25158.

Cactus fox trot. 3574. To the hills. 16089. -

Javanesa. 4342. Wash mah sins away. 23174.

Twilight glow. 5418. Fearis (J. S.) & bro.:

Farwell (Arthur) : Billie eatin’. 21167.

Pefia hueca. 5138. Birds of the morning. 14317.

Song-flight. 20421. Brook. 3560.

Treasured deeps. 20661. Canoe race. 21240.

We will be free. ‘704, 705. Crossing the bar, 21367.
Hashions of 1924. 13179, 13456, 13488. Widdle-de-dee. 3910.
Faslender (Violet) Answer to my Hag of the stars. 21563.

prayer. 21049. Dawn. 3739. it
Fassone (Vittorio) Doje felicita. Hunters glee. 21784.

12699. Indifferent lover. 21946.
Fath (T, BE.) Um gonna wander ’way It is spring. 15040. :

down yonder. 17050. ; Joliy winter time. 15076.
Fauce (—) Impromptu. 25595 (378). Minstrel. 22256. »
Faucher (Joseph) Rose of my dreams. Naiads by the spring. 22369.

17810. Out upon the sea, 15606.
Fauchet (P. R.) Messe de N.-D. des Rainbow. 4992. —

victoires, 19749. Singing in the rain. 22805.

Sleep angel. 22809.

lauchey (Paul): Songs we love. 22854.

Ballade triste. 14278. 3 i
EA RE eae ii ! To the hills. 16089.
Romance ancienne, 2854. Wash mah sins away. 23174.
Valse de genre. 16151. Winds of winter 16305
Maulknor (Krie) HKvery one was made | »p..> ae Tyr kn i
to love. 3879, 6144. ead. ee, ae a aaa
Faunce (J. H.) co. On the beautiful Ralericin (CG. HL) Berd Baw. toraise
blue Danube. 11280, ye tha Lord 21140 »P Su
Faure (—): E ;

Federoff (Norman) Weeping willow.
14051, 16212.
Federoff music ¢o.:
Weeping willow. 14051, 16212.
Why did you leave me. 18297.
Fedora. 23807.
Feelemyer (Christine) Storm clouds.
9113.

Heavenly dreams. 4085.
Palm branches. 7064.
Fauré (Gabriel) :
Nell. 24627.
Trio. 13959.
Faure. (J.) Crucifix. 5679 (30).
Faust (EK. M.) Will those wedding
bells ever ring for vou and I dear.
3302.
Faust (J. H.) I cannot pay the debt
IT owe. 19201.
Faust. 6263, 14464, 25595 (101).
Faustina hath the fairer face. 155.
Fazioh (Billy):
Am I to blame. 16.
Blue eyed blues. 1625.
Home. 4104, 41085.
Little boy. 13180, 15197.
Rose of Brazil. 2863, 5042, 115388.
Some early morning. 13780.

Who'll take my place when I’m Voice is calling me. 14022
gone. 3282. path tile

Feakins (W: B.) ine. Stoner’s Feist (Gene) Love of long ago. 19627.

Fehrlen (Fanny) I cannot live with-—
(Mother) jinglelays for the world. Feist (Leo) ine, and Feist (Leo) ltd.:
vi

out you dear. 19200.
Fehrien (W. F.) I cannot live with-
out you, dear. 19200.
Feifer (Sarah) Mein veibel breineh.
10951.
Feinberg (Sammy) :
Chattahoochee. 9738.
Mama’s baby. 19677.
Feingold (Lipa) :
I want a little mountain home up
in Genesee. 4229. -

22899. Alibi blues. 1500, 5679 (125),

Fearis (J. S.): 5714.
Canoe race. 21240. All broken up over you. 21010,
Crossing the bar. 21367. 21011.
Flag of the stars. 21563. All muddled up. 1501.
Jolly Jack Frost. 4359. Along the old lake trail. 21022 |
Naiads by the spring. 22869. 21028, 233887, 25595 (328),
Robin’s greeting. 5029. Along the rainbow trail. 12377,
Songs we love. 22854. 16409, 21024.
Speak to me Father. 5222. Apple sauce. 9508.

1074

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923

Aready. 21058, 21059.

Babylon. 756 (5d).

Back ‘o’ town _ blues. 18492,
184938, 20974 (98), 21106.

Barcarolle blues. 21122.

Bees’ knees. 9585.

Before you go. 23470, 25595
(340).

Betty. 18533, 23485, 25595 (342).

Blue Hoosier blues. 1627, 5679
(148), 5846, 9629, 12496, 12497.

Biue Swanee. 21183.

Broadway caravan.
(162), 9660, 9661.

Brown, black and yellow blues.
3061, 7808 (166), 9667, 9668.

Burning kisses. 21214.
California blues. 12539, 16547,
18364 (238).
Carolina mamumy.
OT1t, 12558:

Childhood blues. 9744.

Chiming blues. 16582.

China boy. 756 (14).

Some back old pal. 8650.

Come on, let’s step, step around.
14163 (645), 14459.

Crying for you. 1475 (8), 1786—
1788, 5990, 8051, 12636.

7950, 9413

Cut yourself a piece of cake. |

9847, 9848, 12344 (87, 88),
12641-12643.

Daddy’s goin’ huntin’ tonight.
756 (18), 860.

Dear old mother’s song book.
21405.

Deep in my heart. 21412.

Deeze, doze and dem. 12344 (93),
12688.

Doing the ritz. 9951.

Don’t give me the run around.
16714.

Don’t mind the rain. 21437.

Don’t we carry on. 3796, 5679
(176), 6062, 12709.

Dreamy lotus land. 3821.

Dreary weary blues. 3822, 7808
(189), 8124.

Ducks quack. 7808 (190), 10011,
10012.

Dusting the keys. 7808 (191),
10018.

HKasy melody. 12744, 14163 (653),
14604, 16755.

Hileen. 21489, 23352 (38).

Every night I cry myself to sleep
over you. 12775, 14163 (654),
18922.

Every one is beautiful in some-
one’s eyes. 1899, 5679 (148).
Hivery step brings me closer to my

lovin’ honey lamb. 3880, 7808
— (198), 8164.
Everything is Jake with Rosie.
16777.
106658—24

3593, 9710,.

1S 1575

Fancy Nancy Claney. 1910, 3369
(22), 3895.

Feist dance folio. 10107, 18955.

Forgive them they know not what
they do. 10159, 14163 (658),
14707.

Fountain of life flow on. 21585.

Fountain of youth. 21586, 25595
(381).

Good-bye Dobbin. 21661.

Good-night. 192, 4017, 4018,
5679 (196), 10259.

Half past ten. 21687, 23352 (45),
23954.

Headin’ home. 4081, 19116, 20974
(138).

Heartaches. 21724, 23987, 25595
(392).

Hi lee hi lo. 10346, 10347, 12344
(116), 12919, 12920.

Hoot mon. 12933, 14163 (671),
14848, 14849.

Hoo-tee-hoot. 12934.

Hot dawg. 12344 (117), 12935,
12936.

How can I believe you. 6359.

I ery myself to sleep over you.
2096, 10422, 12344.

I’d love to have ya love me all
the time. 4157. 5679 (215),
6386.

I don’t care whose mamma you
were. 10427, 12344 (128),
12962.

I got the fever. 10433, 14884,
14885.

I know what it means to be sorry.
5679 (216), 6391, 6392.

I'll hop, skip and jump into my
mammy’s arms. 5679 (218),
6395.

Vl) keep on dreaming, until my
dreams all come true. 4172.

I love you. 14163 (675), 14904,
14905, 17031, 21827, 21828.

I’m going to hop skip and jump
into my mammy’s arms. 4192.

I’m mighty sweet. 756 (50).

I may need you bad. 10489,
12344 (133), 12986.

I still love the old love. 21861.

I used to love to go dancing. —
4218.

I was wrong, all wrong. 38369
(40).

If winter comes. T808 (228).

If your heart is in the game.
21908.

In a corner of the world all our
own. 2182.

In a cozy tea room. 19329, 21916,
24152, 25595 (410).

In the land of smiling waters.
272.

In the swim at Miami. 21938.

INDEX,

Feist (Leo). ine.. and Feist (Leo)
ltd.—Continued.

Javanese flower. 9418 (188),
10625, 10626. -

Jennie. 2245, 3869 (42).

Journey’s end. 756 (59), 2262
10645.

Just plain folks. 756 (61).

Kaintucky. 24252.

Keep it booming! 19499, 20974
(158).

Keep your eye on the ball. 22029,
24259.

Kerchoo. 302.

Koo-kee-koo. 756 (65).

Kune jine. 10709, 123844 (149).

Lady Butterfly. 1475 (19).

Lady Luck. 756 (66).

Laurette. 2336.

Lavender and lace. 5679 (253).

Let’s do and say we didn’t. 22072,
25595 (427).

Let’s kiss. 756 (68).

Lindy lady. 2366, 5679 (257),
6638, 13171.

Linger awhile. 17275, 22090,
22091, 23352 (81).

Little house with the greeu blinds.
756 (69).

b

Little Jessie James. 141638 (690), |

15201, 15202, 17286.
Lonesome at twilight. 13199,
15214, 16373 (51).
Long ago ’mid apple blossoms.
2395, 9413 (192), 10822, 17304.
Lost melody. 14168 (692), 15229.
Love tales. 10861, 10862, 12344
(159), 15245, 19629.

Love’s caravan. 10866.

Low-down blues. 1113, 2428.

Mamma loves papa., 17377, 183864
(281), 19679, 22178.

Mary’s a good fellow. 22204.

Me no. speak-a good English.
22218, 24479, 25595 (489).

Memory isle. 393, 2495, 3369,
AG27.

Minnie the mermaid. 22255,
23352 (91).

Mome tango. 1475 (28), 2529,
4662.

Mothev’s wedding dress. 756 (75).

Mummy glide. 4699.

My home town in Kansas. 15438,
16373 (62).

My lady of the Nile. 22336, |

23352 (97).
My pal. 4731, 5679 (284).

My sugar. man; 2598, 4744, 5679 |

(285), 6926.
My sweetie’s sweeter than that.

22359, 24619, 25595 (449).
Nearing the day. 756 (78), 1171,
"Neath Eastern skies, 2610.

pt. 117, 0. S., v. 18

Nickel in the slot. 6952, 94138
(205), 11158, 13409, 14163 (707).
15500.

No no Nora. 12344 (182), 138414.
13415, 17570, 17571, 19940, 22395.

Nobody’s sweetheart. 2629.

Oh, how that gal can strut. 19997.

Oh those Sunday drivers. 22458.

Oh you little sun-uy-er-gun. 17624,
17625, 18364 (293), 22461.

On the shores of Aloha land.
2699, 11289, 12344 (192)

One week ago. 11296, 13492,
15584.
Only girl. 4857, 17652, 22487,

23352 (102)

Open the gate of your heart. 20974
(179)

Oriental eyes. 495.

Pango Pango maid. 22523.

Peggy dear. 113872.

Pickin’ cherries. 8865.

Pickin’ the blues away. 15650.

Play fair man. 22566.

Poor little wallflower. 2769,
4949, 5679 (318)

Post othice. 756 (89)

Puneh and Judy. 22612.

Radi-adi-o. T7176.

Red hot. 13630, 14163 (729),
15733, 15734. x

Ritzi Mitzi. 7205, 7206, 7808
(280), 11518.

River Shannon moon. 2848, 5679,
(320), 7207, 7208, 18652.

Rose of Brazil. 28638, 5042, 94138
(213), 11538.

Rose of Mandalay. 18660.

Runaway boy. 17819.

Runnin’ wild. 549, 11551, 1155z,
13672.

Same old way. 22708, 25595 (476)

Savannah. 11580.

Saw mill river road. 756 (94),
1268, 11581.

Settle down and travel. 756 (96)

Sing mammy sing, Sweet and low.
5148, 7808 (291), 9048, 11664.

Snakes’ hips. 2966, 5167, S679
(345), 7345, 15871.

Somebody’s trying to steal you
from me. 13784.

Someone loves you after all.
22839, 22840, 25595 (489)

Somewhere in a cottage for two.
756 (101)

Somewhere in the world. 17945.
20417, 20974 (209)

Song of my heart. 22849.

Sop-tim-bom. 20459.

Sorry for you. 20443.

Spider. 9102. |

Stealing to Virginia. 11779.
13842, 14163 (741), 20474.

nos. 1-13, 1923

INDEX

Steppin?’ on the dime. 17981,
22894.

Stra-va-na-da. 11789, 14163 (744),
15946.

Such is life. 14163 (746), 15954.

Suppose I had never met you.
18011, 18864 (315)

Sweet and sour blues. 138865.

Sweet Carmen. 11828, 11829,
12344 (228), 18866.

Sweet Henry, the pride of Ten-

nessee. 9143, 11882.
Sweet Poncianna. 15988.
Sweet sugar plum. 138873, 18026.

Swingin’ down the lane. 3072,
5287, 5679 (364), 11856, 13879.

Ta ta blues. 3076.

Take, oh take those lips away.
20548-20550, 20974 (213)

Tell me a story. 5306, 11887,
12344 (233), 18896, 22998.

Tell me Gypsy. 7808 (303), 11888.

' That cut-out dance. 38100.

That lullaby-strain. 23018.

That's everything. 28018, 25258,
25595 (499)

There’s a little white house, and
a little white lady. 138917.

Thosé flippity fioppety fiappers.

7532. .
Three o’clock in the morning.
756 (116)
Tie up. 756 (118)
To welcome me. 23066.
Turtle dove. 756 (122), 1391.
Two little eyes in Dixie 15980.
Up she goes. 7604.
Upper crust. 1896.
Vamp me. 5449.
Vee vodelum voo. 23142, 23145.
We've got to have more. 28184.

1687.
29210.
14064,

What’s worth while having.

When dreams come true.

When Greek meets Greek.
18243, 18364 (331) ~—

When I come back to yeu. 5540.

When f[ rebduild that shack in
Athlone. 3260.
When’ lights are ‘low. 26826,

23216, 28217, 283852 (141).
When mother sings Sweet and
low. 18249, 18364 (282), 20829
When Nathan married Rose of
Washington square. 16244.
When the curfew rings at nine.
719, 756 (129)

When the leaves come tumbling
down. 720, 3268, 5559; 12181.
When the moon shines on the cow

shed. 12185.
When your heart’s in the came.
ZoL2ac, 20095 (518).
Why should IE give my
you. T7356.

—

By

love to |

Feist dance folio.

Fejada (M. Lerdo de)
22519.

Feidnann (Peter):

Wiid papa. 5603, T7808 (329),
9341, 12235.

Winter will come. 20890.

Wonderful one. 756 (1383), 1447.

14115.

Wrap me up and send me C. O. BD.
to Tennessee. 23297.

You didn’t care when you broke
my heart. 16343, 183840. 18364
(339).

Youw'll find me where you left me
5657, 9392, 12298.

You’ve got to see mama every
night. 756 (138). 1467, 3355.
12321, 14151.

10107, 18955.

Paloma blance.

Antek i Manka. 21050.
Bohater. 18558.
Chiopskie wesele. 21298.
Czarownica. 18742.

Deutschlands erwachen. 3771.

Dia mtodyeh. 1835.
Dia starych. 1836.
Dzwoneczki. 1875.
Emigrant. 18908.
Kiejnot. 19517.

Kotek i myszka. 220489.
Kukawka. 2308.

Maciek jedzic do Ameryki.
Macierzanka. 19655.

Na prawo oberek. 22368.
Na przekur. 2599.

Na zakonczenie. 2600.
Nowomiejska. 19956.

nH eee
221 Oe.

'Oko-w-oko. 22463.
Pajak. 12511.

Staropolski kujawiak. 22890.
Szcesliwe matzenstwo. 22975.
Wesota andzia. 20789.
Feldman (B.) & €o.:
- All roads Jead to love. 12.

All the girls are fond of a sailor.

21018.

Along the winding way, [m going
along. 12378.

Apgelus. 9495, 14231.

Any high or low road. 9508.

Batavia. 3497.

Biackpool. 14822.

Bloke that wrote The | sheik.
12492.

Bonnie wee hoose on the hillside.
3546.

Runele, the terror of the jungle.
1553.

Charm of the tange. 72.

Cireus days. 16599.

Cousin from Bow Here. 9825. 9826.

Day after day. 21394.

INDEX

Feldman (B.) & co.—Continued.
Dreaming, dreaming of you. 8120.
Dustin’ the keys. 12785.

Heh! tha never ses. 8139.

hind of the rainbow trail. 12756.

Give over. 12855.

Goldfish. 10250.

Good night. 4016.

Grannie. 4035.

Guid New Year to ane an’ a’.
2014.

Had I but known. 200.

Hottentot trot. 19163.

I ain’t goin’ back to nowhere.
21787.

IT don’t like being tickled by a fly.
21804.

I don’t want love. 8323.

I’m crazy on Daisy. 24100.

I’m worse. 21851.

I’ve got the moonlight. 14952.

Idaho, I don’t know why I miss

you so. . 4248.

Ideal musie book. 4249, 6436,
6487.

Imperial blues. 21914.

Indian moon. 6496.

Jack and Jill. 2236.

June brought the roses. 24224.

Karroo. 15115.

Lilies. cushions and roses. 325.

Lonesome. 185197.

Love, 19618.

Love and you. 4530.

Magical moon. 4568.

Mrs. Murphy. 22270.

My child’s music book. 8702,
8705.

My conscience whispered. 19842.

My little Yiddisher girl. 2581.

My Syrian maid. 13394.
Neyer again. 6949.
Nobody sighs, nobody cries over

me. 6969.

Normarose. 15516.

Not my day. 459.

Old and the new. 11259,

One week of love. 24756 .

Queen of the Nile. 7170.

Zenil. 20216.

Rolling home in the morning,
after the ball. 13655.

Rover. 8961.
Sal, Sal, Sally McNaily. 2886.
She told me to meet her at the

gate. 5127.

Shufflin’ along. 2950.

Sorry, youll be sorry, Florrie.
11743.

That lil’ eld cuckoo clock. 138904.

That Swanee whistle waltz.
18070.

There’s a welcome waits for you
in Maryland. 18919.

pt. iit, 0. S., Vv. 18

They can’t charge us for that.
23043.

This freedom.

Trouble. 20664.

Trouble never troubles me.

What do you know? 14058.

What’s the matter with the dear
old Strand. 18235.

When the clouds roll by. 9312.

Where was Virginia creeping to?
14087.

Whirly jazz. ‘3280.

W. O.. MB: ON, 5627.

5353.

666.

Won’t you while away a little
while with me. 25548,"

Zilana. 20969.

Feldman (Joseph): |.

Lachendiker, 4430.

Naches fun, a kind is die gantze
weld. 19907.

Palestine Lidall. 502.

Feldman (l. R.) Uymn of praise.
6377.

Felix (Hugo) When her lips surren-
der, 25469.

Felix (N. B.):
After your best pal’s gone.
20990.

Why ean’t you be nice?
Felix (Oskar) Sehwarze rose.
Fellowes (KH. H.):

Bateson’s (Thomas) first set of

12359,

9334.
8993.

madrigals. 1584,

Bateson’s (Thomas) seeond set of
madrigals. 1586.

Bennet’s (John) madrigals to four
voices. 1604.

Come, gentle swains. (91).

Come, sirrah Jack ho, S667.

Every bush new springing. 141.

Faustina hath the fairer face.
155.

In flower of April.

Kirbey’s (George)
four, five and six voices.

Mueh it delighted, 420.

To former joy. 660.

268.
madrigals to
2296.

Wandering in this place. 697.
Zephyrus brings the time. 754.
Fellows (W. H.) Seashore home.

13698.

Felton (Ws. M.): «+. |
Dream ship. 14592, 14595.
Little rosebud. 10804.
Some day V’ll understand.
To a wood violet. 3152,

Felty (EK. M.):

My home upon
away. 6910. :
Those moonlight blues. 16070.
Femino (Stephen) When you had a
suitease, and I had an umbrella.
5571,
Fenner (W. H.)

15884.

the hbillside far

Rocky road, 24943.

1578

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Fenton (James) :
Just a little rag doll waiting for

you. 22009.
Snap your fingers. 22816.
Vagabond blues. 23126.

Why did you leave me sweetie.
232008.
Would you lose any sleep over
me? 23296.
Feorde (Leon):

Island of dreams. 15037.
Miniature suite. 15347.

Feramors. 50538, 5054.

Ferdon (James) Evry day
hour ev’ry minute. 16778.
Ferdon (Rose) Keep on the sunny

side. 8459.

ev ry

Ferera (Frank) or, Ferrera (Frank): .

Kona march,
Twenty-five
25394.
Waiu Lulilui. 16189.
Waters of Waikiki.
Férévana (Ario) Léila.
Yergus (Phyllis) :
Curls. 12640.
I wonder. 8366.
One, two, three.
Serenade. 20325.
Two loves. 16128.
Ferguson (I. M.):
Give honors to these to whom
honors are due. 6234.
Wednesday and no mail yet. 7677.
Ferguson (Harry) My star of all the
world. 8726.
Ferguson (M. B.):
Come to me darling. 23630.
Only a dream. 20044, 22485.
She’s just a fool about me. 1281.
Ferguson (Velma) Aileen. 9442.
Fernandez (G. J.) Mi desgracia.
6818.
Werns. (Harry) :
Heartaches.

756 (64), 2302.

years from now.

16202. —
24292.

7027.

21721,

Look what you went and done.
24362.
Shadows on the wall. 25036.

Fernwood (Roland) :

Lenal) oot, Gor.

Oh Al. 155386.
Ferone (Pietro):

A canzona e Santa Rosalia. 18367.

Chi tiene a mamma nun chiagne.

16580.

Spartenza e mamma, 25140,

Ferrandino (Mike) © Imperial waltz.
Las. .

Ferranti (Frank) <A morte EK. Caruso.
gee :

ferrari (E. Wolf-) Sce Wolf-Ferrari

(HL)... 16373.
- Ferrari (Gustave):
Badinage. 1572. .

Berceuse négre. 1606..

Entrée festivale. 3863.
Fairies’ dance. 238795.

Finale. 10108.
In the great hall. 88395,
Intermezzo lyrico. 4316.
Moon madness. 15372.
Old fashioned waltz. 11261.
Sous ta fenétre. 3000.
To a daughter of April. 18120.
Trumpets.and drums. 12007.
Valse-lied. 1398.
Ferraria (L. BE.) 33 saggi ed improv-
visi ritmici. 3904.
Ferraro (Giuseppe) :
Je pense a toi. 24202.
Réponse d’amour. 24925.
Ferrata (Giuseppe) :

Finale. 10109.
Prelude. 10110.
Romance. 11530.

Scherzo. 10111.

Ferrazzano (Tony) Teach your lips

to smile. 7498.
Ferré (A.) Dans les coins noirs de
Robinson. 3732.

Ferreiro (W. J.)
Ferrell (Rosa)
15824.
Ferréol (Roger)
9805.
Ferri (FF. J.) I know you'll be sorry
some day. 19225.
Ferrier-Jourdain (L.):
Lune aprés lune. 6718.
Silence. 7320.
Ferris (M. B.) Doodle-bug book of
songs for children, 23729.
Ferris (Mae) Lost love. 138210.
Ferron (Wrs. Fassauer) Doris. the vil-
lage maiden. 14163 (146).
Ferroud (P. O.): .
Spleen. 7411.
Trois piéces pour fitite. 3905.
Ferry (C. T.) June. 6557.

Dreaming. 18860.
Serenata de la noche.

Comment. qu’y font.

Ferry (Vernon) Don’t crowd. 18438.
Fervaal. 14163 (169).
Fest (A. EH.) Sweet Charter choco-

lates and you. 13867.
Festa (C.) Ultimo lapione. 253870. .
Festoso (P.):
Love’s miracle.
Morning glow.

4547.
4679.

Sunset and silence. 11807.
Fett (Walter) You know why, sweet-
hearts sigh. T7779.
Fetter (Bealah) Maybe. 22215.
Feuchtinger (Eugene) Course of
sixty piano playing lessons for
beginners. 23651. |
Feuillard (L. R.) Jeune violoncel-

liste. 6543, 6544, 13075, 13076.
Fewster (Jack) :
Cleopatra. 3649.
Dear old Devon. 14821. 3755.

1579

INDEX

Fewster (Jack)—Continued.

Palestine. 15611.
Won’t that be a wonderful day.
9259.

Micarro (J. Re):
Do you still think of me sweet-
heart. 16705.
1 need just you. 14938, 17064.
Fieckenscher (Arthur) :
Acht deutsche volkslieder.
Where go the boats? 23235.
Wind. 23270.
Kidler (R. BE.) Twin fix. 7588.
Hiege (7. A) He is not a disappoint-
ment. 10313.
Fiege (W. H.) He is not a disap-
pointment. 103158.

21546.

Field (John) Nocturne, no. 5. 22396.
Kield (Louise) :

Skeezix. 20376.

Wabash river moon. 3230.

Hield (S. B.):-

Hail! Lassen Peak. 14782.
Lassen voleanic national park.
1076.

Hieldhouse (Alfred) :
Defend our constitution. 3768.
Ring the sweet bells of gladness.
5021.
Kields (A. A.)
Hields (A. B.):
Good bye blues, hello home sweet
home. 10256.
Hello, my Alabamy. 12912.
‘IT found someone who has taken
your place. 6388.
lf I were king of the House of
David. 6446.
rields (Buddy) :
Calling for you. 21234.
Good bye blues, hello home sweet
home. 10256.
{ found someone who has taken
your place. 6388.
if I were king of the House of
David. 6446, 17107.
You are easy to remember.
Kields (Chas.) Don’t play
Broadway. 1849.
Kields (S. H.)
2597.
Wietzer (KE. J.)
Fiévet (Paul):
Aimons-nous. 23572.
Aubade. 5777.
(est Vextase. 3570.
Derniére feuille. 3766.
Mére, ne pleure pas. 4655.
Oiseau chantait. 4826.
Pélérinage. 138538.
Quatre mélodies. 8180.
Six esquisses. 3915.
Soir. 18774.

Tattle-le-tum.,

741.
with

Natalie. 19910.

11879,

My temple of tame. | -

pt. tn, 0. s. ¥.18

Soleils couchants. 5175,
Suite slave. 1323.
2° nocturne. 14162 .
VWifer (Bertha):
Cheerful tempo, 5935.
Frolic. 6209. —
Melody waltz. 6795.
Tradition mareh. 7559.
Kifer (G. S.):
Altho I love you Vm
leave you now. 14,
Boyhood days. 5854.
Broadeast blues. 5863.
Fifty Christmas carols of all nations.
21548.
Fifty vocal exercises. 12252.
Kigue (Carl):
First primrose. 9413 (55).
Solvejg’s song. 9413 (56).
Files (H. N.) Some one else can ery
over you. 15885.
F‘ilippis (Franeo de)

going to

Torno a canta

pé’te. 23071.
Kilippo (Biazzo) Viola. 20733.
Wilippucci (#dm.) :

19693.
25595 (182,

Marchande de tout.
Mauvaise chanson.
183).
Willman (Mary). Say it with baby’s
O mamma. 22716.
illmore (Ff. A.)
7808 (56).
}illmore (Henry):
Dusty Trombone.
Man among men.
Villmore (J. H.):
Christmas in the heart.
Glory-light; of Flaster.
Junior hymnal. 15087.
King of kings. 2295.
King of the ages. 19506.
Mother Nature and her messen-

King of glory.

0833, 6105.
4578, 8598.

21313.
1981.

gers. 6876.
]‘illmore bros. co. :
Activity. 1484, 20985.
Ambition. 1515, 21082.
Ancient of days. 3427.
Argonne. 23409.
Awake thou that sleepest. 3465.
Be Thon exalted. 1589.
Behold I stand at the door. 3510.

Chalma. 1697, 21266.
Children’s Christmas plays with
music. 23589.
Christmas carols. 23601.
Yhristmas in the heart.
Consider the lilies. 3681. ;
Do a good turn daily. 38783, 9945.
9946.
Dusty Trombone. 3833, 6105.
Fillmore’s Haster recitations, ex-
_ereises and dialogues. 6178.
Flirtations. 23820, 23821.

213138.

1580

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Glory-light of Easter. 1981.

Glory of Egypt. 1982, 3990.

Hark! the nightly
4056.

Heart of Illinois. 21723.

Idle fancy.. 2160, 21892.

Indian boy. 2214, 21942.

Invincible fidelity. 2222.

Junior hymnal. 15087.

Just remember dad. 19477.

King of kings. 2295.

King of the ages. 19506.

Little grey church. 2380. 22099.

McKinley’s own. 2427, 4559.

Man among men, 4578, 8598.

Military escort. 2516, 22249,

Mister Joe. 2524, 22266.

Mother Nature and her messen-
gers. 6876.

Mutuat. 2559, 23312.

New and popular Christmas songs.
19924.

New corn palace. 24632, 24635.

Normal. .2632, 22399.

Norma’s dream. 2633. 22400.

Paragon. T7072, 8840.

Prince of peace. 20160.

Project. 2790, 22606.

Safety. 2882, 22696.

Said the faithful old horse. 5066.

Saviour of men. 5OTS8.

Spirit of minstrelsy. 3011, 5224.

Stop. 3029, 22900.

Summit. 2045, 22925.

Zenithe 3363, 23339.

Filodrammatica Spartaco. FEascismo,

grandezza d'Italia.

You: 12288.
You ean’t make

Mussolini @ ia
12797.
Finch (Dick)
Finch (L. D.)
mad. 25568.
Finch (N. R.):
Drifting. 21463.
Reminiscing. 20215,
Syneopate. 20536.
Where ail my dreams come true.
20801.
Finek (Herman):
Brighter London. 9658.
Carnival day. 12555, 12556, 14394.
Danee suite from Decameron
nights. 1799.
Give me the sunnyside, of dear
old London town. 14746.
Hop, skip and jump. 14851.
March of the crusaders. 4584.
Romance of a shawl. 15761.
Two little danceés.
Under the lamp. 23113.
_ Finden (Amy Woodforde) See Wood-
forde-Finden (Amy).
Finder & Urbanek:
Barber’s short cuts to transposi-
tion. 1578.
Laf-’n-sax. 15150.

me

| > e

chureh bell.

Rube-n’ sax. 17817.
Slip-’n sax. 17916.
Tong-’n sax. 16098.

Findlay (Eva) My dreams. 17495.
Fine old English gentleman. 8182.
Finizio (Giuseppe) ’A sposa. 23359.

Finizio (Ino)
18950.
Kink (L. J.):

Fattura ’e marenaro.

Bourbeuse river blues. 1636.
Dreaming of homeland. 3813.
My Colorado Rose. 2564. -

My starlight love. 2592.
Never leave her crying when you

Say good-bye. 2615.

Souvenir de Bourbeuse. 7403.
Fink (8: C.)«

Hot dogs. 21764.

Madeline. 24414.

Sweet angel mine. 22943.
Fink (Wilhelm) Spring showers.

3017

Finlay (Gordon)
Finlay (K. G.):
- Afton water. 16386.
Autumn song. 16448.
Ho, ro! my nut brown maiden.
16951.
Nocturne. 16806.
Finley (H. C.):
I’m going on.
Will you go.
Finney (C. H.) Fairy tales. 6156.
Finney (Gerald) Oh, how that gal
can strut. 19997.
Finney (H. W.) You can’t forget
your first sweetheart. 14163 (783)
Finnish Lutheran book concern.
Pyhiikoulun laulukirja. 11474.
Finstein (Paul):

Rose of all the world. 24956.
Secrets. 22744.
Finston (Nathaniel)

15851.

Finzi (Gerald):
Ceremonies. 9724.
Cupboard. 12639.
Fairies. 9724.

Kiorillo (Federigo)

caprices. 18364 (68)

Fiorini (Amleto) Vieni vicino a me.

7631.

Fiorito (Ted):

Eternal city of dreams.

Lost melody. 15229.

‘Magic eyes. 10898.

My sweetie’s sweeter than that.
22359, 24619.

No, no, Nora. 13414, 18415, 17576,

Robin Adair. 20232.

6411.

9345.

Silhouette.

36 studies or

25781.

17571. 19940, 22393.
Poor litile you. 24872.

When lights are low. 20826, 23216.
2e20T.

3

INDEX

Fiqué (Carl) They talk of Marietta.

— 25284.

FVires of spring. 10124.

First Hawaiian conservatory of music,
inc. First Hawaiian conservatory
of music, ine., lesson 1. 23815.

Fisch (H. M.):

‘Td like to know. 10424.
I’ve not forgotten you. 17080.

Fischer (Carl):

A toi. 18875.

Air and variations, 23478.

American youth. 7838.

Among foes. 9480.

Andante ecantabile. 9235.

Andantino. 2008.

Andantino grazioso. 19103.

Arabian dance. 5762.

Arabian horseman. 12400.

Arcadia waltz. 1535.

Argument. 18444.

Arms and honor march. 9523.

Around the Maypole. 1542.
Art thou with me. 9549.

Au bord d’une source. 13174.

Autumn vision. 1555.

Ave Maria. 8210.

Awakening of the lion. 18477

Bacheisaray. 1567.

Badinage. 1571.

Ballad. 10767.

Ballet music from Rosamunde.

25007.

Ballet of the flowers. 9565, 9566,
12441,

Bang (Maia) violin method.

Bell. 24983.
., Bénédiction de Dieu dans la soli-
tude. 13175.
Berceuse naive. 12477.
Boy scouts. 1638.
Brooklet. 18590.
Brunette or blonde. 18594 .
Cabin song. 18605
California. 9686.
Call of the sylphs. 1664, 1665,
18614. \
Campanella. 24787.
Caprice. 38281.
Cavalier. 9720.
Cavatina of the Czar of Berendey.
hi EGOZ.
Champagne. galop. 1701.
Chants de la montagne, no. 3.
#235 60:
Cherry blossoms. 23583.
Chimes of Saint Patrick’s. 1723.
Chinese dance. 3369 (11), 5951,
18677.
Christmas. 17832.

Cinderella’s bridal procession.

9772, 9773.
~~ “Claire de lune. 5961. —
Cloud on the hill-top. 23616.

1582

‘Flame-voiced night. 18968.

pt. 111, 0. s., v. 18

Collection of hornpipes, contra-
dances, ete. 9786. \

Colloque sentimental. 9789,

Columbine. 23619.

Come back to Hrin. 23623.

Con. Dykeman’s march, 9807.
9808.

Concertino VI. 1760.

Coppélia. 23708, 23709.

Cornflower. 1767.

Cradle song. 1779.

Creole serenade. 9834.

Dainty dancers. 8062.

Dancing marionette. 45679 (170)

Dancing snowflakes. 18058.

Danse antique. 1805.

Danse Lithuanienne. 18760.

Danse orientale. 12656.

Danse rustique. 12659.

Dawn of to-morrow. 1811.

Desert dream. 6035.

DeWitt'’s ) (a veer
budget. 9933.

Discreet nightingale. 18382.

Divine great love. 18524.

Donkey ride. 1840.

Echoes from the Metropolitan
opera house. 6113.

Egyptian impressions. 6115.

Hili, Eili, 8134.

Elizabeth’s prayer. 3232.

Emblem of freedom. 10055, 18900,

Enchantment. 12755.

Entr ’acte. 1892.

Ethiopian rhapsody. “18915.

theatrical

' Fair maid of Perth. 1908.

Fair Titania. 18934.

Fairy princess. 23799.

Fairy tale. 8174.

Fantasia. 9553.

Fantasia on Irish and Scotch
melodies. 18940.

Farewell symphony. 756 (39),
2030.

Festival at Bagdad. 6174.

Festival at Sorrento. 18956.

Fir-tree and the palm. 1926.

Fischer (Carl) solorchestra organ
album. 10130.

Five Basque Noéls. 8469.

Five Christmas carols of old Eng-
land. 24268.

Fond recollections. 6194.
Forest dawn. 8194.
Forget-me-not. 1939.
Forgotten one. 10160.

Forlana. 18986.

Fountain. 23847.
Four Russian folk songs. 13159.
Frolic of the fairies. 19002.
Giddy goblins. 1969.

Gigue. 9554.

Gipsy’s serenade. 6230.
Gitana waltz. 10221.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923 ?
nnn ee eS

Golden sunlight and azure sky.
1992.

Goldenrod. 19058.

Golondrina. 8234.

Governor’s own. 756 (36).

Grand fantasia. 4031.

Grande Paque russe. 19073.

Grasshopper dance. 2004.

Great peace have they. 2006.

Greenwich Village tragedy. 8245.

He is risen, forevermore. 8268.

Heart of Harlequin. 8273, 10326,
19119.

Heavenly voice. 2044.

Herod overture. 12915.

Homeward voyage. 8247.

Horn. . 24035.

Hour. 2076.

How to practise. 19170, 19171.

Humoreske. 12008.

Hungarian dance. 18571, 23516.

Hungarian dances. 1641.

Hungarian rondo. 2088.

Hunt. 8310.

I send you dreams. 19277. .

Il est doux, il est bon. 10982.

Impromptu. 1633, 8456.

Improvisation and maestoso. 756

In a rose garden. 2184, 2185,
AOR 33.

In command. 19337, 19338.

In memoriam. 10565.

In the cottonfield. 2207.

In the garden. 19362.

In the Sudan. 19372.

Indian lament. 10590.

Intermezzo. 1784, 9516.

Joli bleuet. 2257, 2258.

Kol nidre. 5679 (247).

‘Lake Como by moonlight. 24277.

Languor. 19532.

Lark. 8490.

Liebesleid. 8506.

Little robin redbreast. 2385.

Londonderry air. 2390, 19598.

Longing for home. 4519, 10830.

Look upon thy garden fair. 10832.

Lord is nigh unto them. 2400.

Love’s captive. 8561.

Madrigal. 18650.

Mandoline. 24445.

Many thousand gone. 5679 (273).

March of the Boy scouts. 24450.

March-of the marines. 24453.

Marche héroique. 20280, 20281.

Marche hongroise. 18530.

Marche militaire. 2912, 11596.

Marche triomphale. 19695.

Maritana. 6765.

Mazurka. 19714, 23594, 23595.

Meditation. 2476, 19719, 19721.

Medley selection. 10948.

Melodie arabe. 24490. -

Melody. 23804, 24786.

1583

Melody in E. 8627.
Memories. 2490.

Menuet. 1616, 2499.
Midnight bells. 24516.
Mignonette. 2513, 2514.
Minuet. 5837. -

Minuetto. 13311.

Moment musical. 2913.
Moonbeam fairies, 2539,
Morning. 24550.

My forget-me-not.. 11096.
My song of songs. . 7808 (260).
Mystic chant. 19906.

Nell. 24627.

Nereid. 8741.

New self-help system. 19926.

' Nigger doll’s lullaby. 8745.

Night song. 2619.

Nino bibo. 8751.

Nocturne. 9562, 19492.

Norse dance. 2634.

O sole mio! 2660.

Oiselet. 8004.

Old duchess at the coutt bali.
24722.

Old fashioned waltz. 11262.

Old Haytien cradle song. 24727.

On slumber tree. 8813.

On the ferry. 8814.

On the mall. 20030, 20031.

Only in dreams. 2709.

Organ prelude. 9555.

Orientale. 8826,

Ou va la jeune Indoue. 1825.

Overture sunrise. 11328.

Pagliacci. 2348.

Paladin. 11337.

Paradise. 24799,

Pastel. 2733.

Pastoral poem. 13533.

Patrol comique. 2736.

Patrol of the wooden Indians.
8846.

Peer Gynt suite. 2012.

Peli street. Chinatown, 2742.

Penseroso. 13177.

Peter Pan baby. .24828,.

Petite suite de ballet. 19043.

Pierrot. 13566.

Pioneer. 11400, 2011S.

Pirates of Penzance. 11401.

Pizzicato gavotte. 2757, 7108.

Poéme. 20135.

Prairie flowers. 2779.

Prayer at dawn. 20150.

Prelude to Kunihild. 2785.

Rachel! quand du _ seigneur la
grace tutélaire. 8915.

Reels and jigs. 11492.

Régne de Terpsichore. 2827, 2828.

Rienzi. 7650.

Romance. 2848, 2850, 11528, 24949.

Romance de Nadir. 7923.

Romance sans paroles. 2855.

Rondo. 18879.

INDEX

Fischer (Carl)—Continued.
Rondo capriccioso. 13289.
Rounded up in glory. 7228.
Rubenesque. 756 (92),

20264.
Rustic dance. 8966.
St. Francois de Paule marchant |
sur les flots. 13178.
Salaam temple. 13678.
Sapphic ode. 7948.
Saracen guard. T7888 (283), 8978,
11577.
Saul.” 11579.
Saxsolo. 2897.
Scale studies.
Scalp dance. 756 (95).
Scherzo-caprice. 20299,
Scherzo serenade. 8984.

2874,

20297.

pt. 11, n. s.. v. 18

Trees. 3170.
Triumph. 20662, 20663.

Trumpets and drums. 12007.
Turkish march. 12344 (68)
Twilight. 38179, 3180.
Valse. 8006.

Valse a la néapolitaine.
Valse-bluette. 20707.
Valse coquette. 3197,
Valsette. 3201.
Village belle.
Village swallows.
Voyage. 25425.
Waltz. 8457.
Waitz, D flat.
Wind flowers.
Without you.
Worm. 12270.

S196.

3229,
12079,

23597,
3308,
20805, 25588.

Scotch pastorale. 20306. Would God I were the tender
Sea. 2918. apple-blossom. 20909,

Seek ye the Lord. 8997. Would you go so soon. 25557,
Séguidilla. 2920, 2921, 20314. Young prince. and the young
Sérénade. 2927, 9004. | princess. 3357.

Seyen poetic album leaves. 2881. } Fischer (Carl) solorchestra organ
Shepherds’ carnival. 2946. | album. 10130. —

Si le bonheur. 2001. | RiseRess ‘ster Mis ca cates an
Sicilian brigands. 25060. sp Coie bee ape and
Silver bell. 11653, | Fis i ne Ry een ue BY aa ato 14162
Skaters. 25084. | Iscner (| umile) A eceur joie. : Fa)
Slave. 24279. (1)
Sobre las olas. 2968. | Fischer (J.) & bro.:

Solitary dreamer. 9067. Adoramus te Christe. 20080.

Solvejg’s song. 6275.

Sometimes I feel like a mother-
less child. 5679 (348)

Son and stranger. 197438.

Song-flight. © 20421.

Song of India. 9084.

Song-of Provence. 251238.

Song of the flea. 13803.

Song of the sea nymph. 2995.

Souvenir russe. 3004.

Spanish dance. 3005.

Spring showers. 3017.

Spring zephyrs. 7417. |

Stars in a velvety sky. 7808 (296)

Stradella-overture. 1933.

Summer night. 7446, 20495.

Summer’s night. 3369 (65)

Sur Veau. 13863.

Symphonic rhapsody. 3074.

Synchronizer. 20530-20535.

Team-work tunes. 20563, 20564.

Tears fall in my heart. 25249.

Teddy junior. 20572.

Tes doux baisers. 23573.

There were shepherds. 7527.

This year. 3127.

Thou brilliant bird. 3181.

Three little elves. 11318.

Thy perfect way. 9205.

Times Square. 3147.

Tourbillon. 9221.

Trailing arbutus. 756 (120)

Traum der Sennerin. 9223.

Treasured deeps. 20661.

1584:

Adoremus and ps. Laudate Domi-
num. 1488.

Alma redemptoris Mater.

Around a stump. 16456.

Asperges me. 18454.

At sunset. 5768.

At the spring. 7&65.

Atonement. 29.

Au milieu du ciel pale.

Auxilium christianorum.

‘Ave Maria. 18473.

Ave Regina. 18475.

Banks o’ Doon. T7886.

Beauty. retire! 21129.

Belles maniéres. 3514.

Best hymns of America. 23483.

Burnished lover leads to dancing,
18570.

By the firelight’ 818.

Captain Stratton’s faney. 5907.

Cheer up. . 23582.

Come away, death.

Come, come singing.

Come, dance tonight.

Cowboy song. 9828.

Crossing the bar. 9840.

Crux ave benedicta. 1785.

Crux fidelis. 18738.

Danza-tango. 6015.

Dark eyed girls. 3787.

Départ de lame. 3764.

Dors, ma colombe. 18844.

Dreamin’ time. 25595 (371).

Dying decadent. 6106.

18419,

18462.
7272.

23622,
5401.
3662.

_ INDEX

hos. 1-18, 1923

Eece concipiet. 18885.

Eece sacerdos. 18886.

Helantine. 10038.

Eleven valses nobles. 25008.

Enterpean lyrics. 3872.

Fantasia in D. 6159.

Fantasy on a Russian folk-song.
18941.

Finale. 10109. de

Fireside folk-song. 6182.

Funeral rites of the rose. 21598.

Gesu bambino. 10202, 10208.

Gratitude. 8244.

Gringo tango. 756 (38).

Harmonie snapshots. 6304.

Hodie Christus natus est. 19139.

Hush of the world. 4135.

In my garden. 4288.

In summer when the days were
long. 24167.

In the forest. 10575.

In the moonlit garden. 6488.

In thy dreaming, dost remember.
18573.

Inspiration. 8407.

Inviolata. 19380.

It was. a lover and his lass. 15052,
21971.

Jenandra. 19425, 24206.

Jolly jinks song book. 1062.

Joy. 10646.

Juravit Dominus. 19448.

Just a tiny ray of sunshine. 4582.

Lal. 19526, 24278.

Lament, 19529, 24280.

Let us sing a merry lay. 19556.

Lincoln so brave and true. 2365.

Little colleen. 6649.

Love is.so new. 40532.

Lullaby. - 358.

Magician’s cave. 6732.

March of the knights. 6751.

Marusenka’s garland. 6771.

Mass in honor of St. Philip Neri.
2459. 4

Meditation. S621.

Memories of long ago. § 12844
(165).

Missa in honorem S. SS. Sacra-
menti. 6839.

Missa, Jesus, Rex pacis. 6840.

Missa solemnis. 19765.

Most simple mass in. Gregorian
chant. 2545.

Music of spring. 1540s.

My country. 17492.

Nena. 9413 (204).

Night song. 19931. 24643.

Nocturne, 2306. iced

Nocturne-serenade, 6970,

O doctor optime. 19969.

O esca viatorum. 2645. |

QO gloriosa Virginum. 2647.

QO sacrum convivium. ©2655. |

O salutaris. 2656, 19979, 19980.

Orehestral training. 22495,

Overture 1849. 13509.

Pange lingua. 2725, 2726. 20084,
20085.

Pasguita. -4885, 7078.

Peer Gynt. 6274.

Petite robe. 4916.

Pierrot. 2753.

Pleading. 20127, 22571.

Prayer. 8891.

Prelude. 10110.

Prince came a-wooing. 24893,
24894.

Red skies above a wigwam 71&6-
7188.

Repose. 8933.

Ride of the cowboy. 756 (91).

Ring out. ye bells! 2840.

Romanee. 11530.

Romany mother’s song. 22674.

Russian nightingale. 7236.

Scherzo. 10111.

Sea. 20310.

Sea fairies’ song. 17855.

Sha-won-da-see. 11626.

Ships in harbor. 2948.

Short unaccompanied mass for
Advent and Lent. 20349.

Sigh no more, ladies. 25061.

Silent night. 20358, 22789.

Silver jubilee anthem. 11654.

Sing, O sing. 2958.

Skar! the drummer. 11670.

Slow dance. 17917.

Soft beguiling moonlight on. thy
face. 18574.

Some day V’se gwine to take a
walk thru that gospel garden.
25100*.

Song of devotion. 13795.

Song of the basket-weaver. 13799.

Song of the mystic river. 2994.

Spanish Gypsies. 5221.

Spanish military march. 604, 605.

Spanish serenade. 756 (105).

Spring-time is song-time. 25152.

Starlight. 25159.

Steersman, leave the watch!
7651.

Sweet the music. 20528, 25208.

Tantum ergo. 20554, 20555.

Tarantella. 18045.

Te, Joseph, celebrent. 20561.

Thalatta. 11899.

Three Hlizabethan airs. 18310.

Through the Jooking glass. 20684.

Travlin” to ~-de ‘grave. 23076,
253834.

Tryst. 20669, 25349.

inder the greenwood tree. 25373.

Unto al) things voice is given.
25379.

Up the Saguenay. | 23123.

Vade mecum. 23124.

Veni Creator. 20721.

INDEX

Vischer (J.) & bro.—Continued.
Voici, vous pouvez m’en eroire.

20742.
Wabun. 121038.
Waltzes. , .22732,. 22733:

When, yo’ head am bowed with
trubble. T7708, 7709.
Who is Sylvia? 23246.

Why don’t you speak for yourself,
John? 18303, 20870.
Yarn of the Nancy Bell.

Your eyes. 5667.
29th sonnet. 12340.

Tlrischer (J. C.) She used to call me

5639.

honey. 2942.

Fish (A. R.) Day is past and over.
12670.

Fisher (—) Look down, dear eyes.

25595 (488).
Visher (A. C.) Songs my mother sang
to me. 25128.

“isher (Bud) pseud. See Fisher
(H. :\Oa)-
Fisher (©. E.) Long road. 10826.
Fisher (Chick) :
Don’t ery about me. 9956.

I never get tired of loving you.
6421.
Picking them up and laying them
down. 113890.
Fisher (Emil) Pensée. 11374.
Fisher (Ethel) For compositions by
Ethel Fisher, see this index under
names of claimants of Copyright.
Fisher (F: L.) May 'the rose of my
heart never die. 2470.
Fisher (Floda) :
In my flying machine. 24162.
My busy Izzy man. 24582.
True friend. 12005.
Wandering bee. 12119.
You are my sweet dare devil girl
over there. 18332.
Fisher (Fred) inc.:
Ach Louie. 9413
12351.
Ain’t it all wrong.

(155), 9423,

18396.

And the band played on. 9413
(157), 9490.

Blind man’s. buff. 18546, 20974
(100).

Come on Red, you red hot devil

man. 20974 (110), 21351.

Don’t. 12344 (96), 12701.

Don't kick a nation when it’s
down. 756 (22), 1845.

Fatty. 1918, 3369 (23).

Guess. 23947.

xyuess what I’m_ thinking of.
25595. (3888).

Happy and go lucky. 19091,
21692...

Harmonica blues. 12344 (112),
12892.

1586

pt. 107, n.s., v. 18

Hello—who’s this, get off the
phone. 10841, 14163 (664).
Hollywood Rose. .23352 (48).
24017. cphthyl

I ain’t never had nobody. crazy
over me, 2094, 3369. (34).
6378. af

I don’t know nobody. 24072.

I don’t know nobody here, 23352
(53).

I don’t like it. 12344 . (124).
12963.
I’m tired of livin’ alone. 16375

(33), 17062.

I’ve got the grandest ice-man.

10509.
If I took you back again. 10540.
Johnny stop! please don’t!
Mama. 12344 (144). 13077,
19439.

Just one more night in your arms.
19476, 20974 (151).

Last kiss of the first love.
17252.
Lonesome Sunday blues. 12344

(156), 18201.
M. T. pocket blues.
13248, 17365.
Mama kiecki, papa wacki. 18364
(280), 19674, 19675. .
Mama’s baby. 19677, 20974 (166).
Mournful moanin’ blues. 12544
(169), 18850.
No one loves you any better than
your m-a-double-m-y. 2625.
Pucker up and roll those lovable
eyes. 7808 (275), 11470, 13608.
S’ Nora, oh how she ¢an snora.
9413 (216), 11685, 13769.
Stackolee. 23352 (126), 25155.
Steamboat Sal. 7808 (297), 11788.
Sweet pain. 12344 (230), 14165
(747), 15986, 20522.
Take me back to Dixie,
12344 (232), 13844.
That is what a little birdie told
me. 9413 (228). 11906.

12344 (161).

blues.

That red head gal. 3105, 3369
(69).

Those ha ha blues. 163873 (SS).
18097.

We've got the grandest ice man.
16207.

What did Napoleon mean,
14163 (768).

When FPElder Greene does the
shimmey with Sister Brown.
12344 (254), 14065.

While you wanted someone to play |
with. 7726, 12218.

You wanted someone to play with.
I wanted someone to love. 7808
(337). 14158.

Yum tum tum. 23338.

12160,

INDEX.

nos. 1-13, 1925

Wisher (G. L.)
2973.
Fisher
18607.
Fisher (H. B.):
My own dear lassie who is waitin’
there. 22350.
Since de Ku _ klux klucked an’
klanned. 17899.
Fisher (H. C.) Mutt wrote the music
and Jeff wrote the words, 24578.
Fisher (H. F.) Johanna. 15071.
Fisher (Howard) :
From Inverness to Fell. 14718.
Old shepherd’s song. TOT.
Rouse up. 5049.
Fisher (Isidor) :
Path of silver. 13534.
That one-step. 9173, 11914.
Tramping the broad highway.

Some day you'll know.

(Garry) Cake eatin’ papa.

253380.
Fisher (J. M.):
Beautiful roses. 7808 (160),
9580, 123844 (67).
Bright nights. 7808 (165),

12344 (76). a
Shy Nola. 12344 (216), 13729.
Summer days. 7808 (298), 12344
(226).
Fisher (Leander) :
At twilight. 14163 (30).
Happy hours. 14163 (225).
Fisher (M. B.) Yowll remember.
16346.
Fisher (Mark) I was only fooling
when I said I loved you. 8362.
Fisher (Nat.) If you were only mine.
265, 13019.
Fisher (W. A.):
Grace before meat. 14766, 14767.
O gentle Presence. 11206.
Fishew (Joe):
Haitian blues.
Sly mongoose.
isk (Arthur) :
Dear little dinky Ford.

10291, 18742.
25089.

9804.

Fairies and the dawn dance.
14661.
What a mother’s love meant to
me. 12158.
Wiske (Bert):
Geraldine. 10201.
June days. 6558.

Rosebud. 24962.
Fiske »(Beulah) Fiesta. 18959.
Fister (Fay) Little bov and a dream.
24319.

“Fitch (G. W.) Violets. 20735.
Fiteh (H. €.):
Home bright and fair. ©2067.
h spring sweet spring. 20007.
Kitch (James): .
Don’t worry, just pray. 23728.
Living in clover. 24342.

O come unto Me and rest. 24672.

Out of the pit. 24777.
Rolled away. 24946.

Kitch (Marion)
11658.

Simmons song book.

Witch (Pansy) Dreams of you. -23749.
Fithian (J. H.) Red, red rose. 17781.
Fitkin (Mrs. 8S. N.) Other sheep.
13501. :
Kitton CAS. de)
Harry, it’s only morning. 6305.

Take me back little sweetheart
will you? 1341.
Fitzgerald (H. M.) I’m glad I took
a real girl, not a flapper for my
wife. 14914.
Fitzgerald (J. P.)
Fitzgerald (S. H.)
Zope.
Vitz-Gerald (Zeph) :
Day by day in ev-ry way.
16672, 16673.
Dixie skies of blue. 6048.
Don’t say goodbye, dear. 6058.
I can’t forget. 12958.
I love the bobbed-hair
12922.
Sighing. 13734.
Rose. 202-45.
You. 7769.
Fitzgibbon (Bert)
Vitzgibbons (Lew)
grow old. 18305.
Fitzpatrick (J. W.):
Bridges back to home sweet home.

Regrets. 1380632.
Wifie, wee wifie.

3746,

bimbos.

Playing, 20126.
Why must my pal

9655.
Hop in my tent and make your
wigwam. 16970.

Fitzpatrick (M. J.):
Chimes of Trinity. 14163 (98)
Dancing to the barn yard jazz.
atoll.
Flies. .3925.
Lady bug. 2809.
Fitzpatrick, Blanchard & Davis music
co. Bridges back to home sweet
home. 9655.
FitzSimons (H. T.):
Once in a blue moon. 11292.
Song of the western men. 7381.
Five Christmas carols of old England.
24268.
Wlagg (A. A.):
Life.. 320.

O angels bright. 2648.

When the clouds drift by. 12178.
Flagler (R.S.):

Glissando: 16869.

Were I the sun. 5529.

When Amaryllis sings. 5537.

Flament (Edouard) :
Course en chars. 14476.
Réve denfant. 13638.
2™° sonate. ' T7805. |

1587

INDEX,

Klammer (E. F.):

Night. 6956.
Purple heather. 17754.
Quiet places. 7173.

Flammer (Harold) ine.:
Angel voices, ever singing. 16421.
Awake, put on strength. 12426.
Barnyard fable. 5804.
Before the dawn. 5815.
Boats of mine. 14339.
Builder. 12529.
Cage of song. 18606.
Children of the moon.
Mhrist is risen. 8007.
Clavel. 18695.
Come, ye thankful people.
Concert pieces. 12611.
Crossing the bar. 14485.
Curls. 12640.
Cynthia suite. 1792.
Doodle-bug book of
children. 23729.
Dream-depths, 21449.
Drowsily come the sheep.
Knough for you and me.
Fresh paint. 10177.
Friendly man. 941.
Friends of mine. 10179.
God in heaven. 21644.
God is love. 10229.
God that madest earth and heaven.
19048.
Golden vesterdays.
Grandina. 966,
Hanushka. 16910.
Hesitation. 16945.
1 will lift up mine eyes to the
hills. 17091.
Infant king. 17140.
Intermezzo. 23711.
June. 65057.
Life eternal. 17271.
Little boy sleepyhead.
Little stars seven. 6665.
Love and service. 17321.
Love-thoughts. 2412.
Lullaby-prayer. 10887.
Mexican moonlight.
(277), 9413 (197).
Mon réve. 17447.
Moon. gold. 19787.
Mother, my dears.
My old log cabin.

bye y
3622.

16621.

songs for

10003.
16769.

10249.

10790.

HOTS

142

8676, 13341.
D679 (283).

My thoughts are you. 3395,
18364 (288).

Nuit @été. 19958.

O Holy Spirit. 17596.

O lamb of God. 17598.

Parade of the dickie birds. 7068.

Patter of the shoon. 17693.
Ride on! ride on! 7200.
Sanctuary. 7247.

Sing and rejoice. 158054.
Spring. 30105.

Summer days are coming. 22923.

Sun of my soul. 15960.

er tree emerson’

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|
|
|
|

pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 18

Tale of the dachshund. 11873.
Three questions. 5679 (370), 9418,
(231). 5
Trip-it waltz. 5392.
Unto Thee O Lord. 20696.
Wee Willie Winkie. 5518. |
Where is Jesus born? 238236.
Where the West begins. 18272.
Worm. 3327. ng
Golden glee song book, 21651.
Flanagan (A.) co. Golden, glee song
book. 21651.
Flanagan (T. J.):
Sally. 554.

Shattered dreams. 22763.
Flanigan (M. C.) I found you alone
singing home sweet home. 21807.
Flannery (A. V.) Seuth Des Moines.

7399.

| Mlannigan (F. J.):

|

|
|
|
|

Back to the hills o’er the winding
trail. 18497.
Where dear old daddy held me on
- his knee. 9326.
Fiaschner (O.) music Co. :
Summernight. 620.
Through the snow.
Valsette. 678.
Flaster (R. BR.)
can’t damn me.
Flato (1. | K.)
15482.
Flato (Leon)

655.
Damming, but you
23671.

My home America.

T never broke nobody's

heart when I said good-bye, 4210.
Fleagle (K.) Money. 22277.
Flégier (A.):

A la femme, 14167.
Bereeuse, 211538. - 3!
Chanson de route. 21279.
Danse capricieuse. 21387.
Danse marocaine, 21390. -
Horn. 8300, 24035.

Love song. 13224.
Musette. 22311.

Plaisir champétre. . 22069.

Fleischauer (M. FP.) That old melody.
20591. 5
Fleming (Charles)

Our store, | 11521.

Fieming (Ernest) Your: love for
mine. 1473.
Fleming (G. lL.) Eagle is your frien.
16753.
| Fleming (Irene) Good night. 12875.
Fleming (John) Persian moon, 13545,
Fleming (Len):

Blue jean Billy. 3586.
Girls, they are just what they

ain’ti 10220.
How I wish I only knew. | 6362.
Just at the close of mass. 10666.
Love I gave you. 10852.
Love’s insanity. 2418.
Maggie darlin’. 15272.

Sugar dada, there ain’t nothing
- sweeter than you. 22918,

1588

- Fletcher (W. E.)

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

To me you're the same sweet girl.

"oRSE28. |:

When my world was full of sun-
shine. 9310.

When the sheik is kissing you.

9316.
KJers (P. L.) On a toujours ce qu’on
n’veut pas. 15569.
Flesher (1. M.) Love. 10844.
Pletcher (H. A.) Your. good-night
kiss. 16368.

Fletcher (Joseph) :
At Thy table Lord.
Benedictus es, Domine.
Christians awake. S008.
Festival Jubilate Deo in D. 929,
He lives again. ' 978, 979.

23426.
16485.

Jesus Christ is risen to-day.
4348,

Solemn mass in C. 13775.

Song of triumph. 1303.

Te Deum no. 2 in ©. 1354.
Who shall roll the stone away.

1437.
Fleteher (P. E.):
Fairies. 6154.
Fleurette d’ amour. S184.
Flower chorus. 934.
Great adventure. 19076.

Let the people praise Thee, O God.

T5172.
Passion of Christ. 4887-4891.

Reconciliation. fats.

Ring out, wild bells. 22657-
22661.
Spirit of pageantry. 13822.

We love to sing. 9287.
What does the little birdie say.
9295.

Mletcher (R. K.):
Royal blue. 11548.
1908 reunion song.

Mletcher (R. L.):
Redemption. 20205. |
Sing as ye journey. 17994.
Unclouded day. 18165.
Walk in the light. 18299,
Who follows in His train?

Fletcher (Ted):

Mother’s they’re not all
South. 19814.

Our friendship ceases now.

Wid his deze, doze and
18306.

12344.

18288,
down

DOO L,
dems.

We give immortal

| praise. 1413.

' Flick (—) Phantom caprice.

Flick (C. R.) Shadows
heart. 17875.

Flick music pub. €o.
my heart. 17875.

_Flinkman (H. J.) I love you only

you. 24096.

-Flinn (Ruth) Kin Tue blues. 17226.
Flood (J. A.) Dumb Dora. 21468.

13552.
across my

Shadows across

|

Floren (Helen) :
Eleventh hour, the eleventh month
10051.
O! I just love vamping ali the
time. 11207.
President Harding, wonderful man
of all. 11444.
Florida (Pietro) Early Italian songs
and airs. 23764.

| Florintine: music pub. co. :

Carmencita. 21249.

Day by day in every way, I leve
you more and more. S077.

Just try a smile or two. 15108.

Florio (Caryl) Palmer-Curtis series

of musie readers for schools. 14163
(420-422).
Fliotow (Friedrich von) :
Ah! so pure. 18971.
How so fair. 238828.
Lo, where the pale night.
Stradella. 6190.
Stradella-overture. 1933.
Fly (Leslie) King Arthur’s knights.
15126.

Flying Dutchman. 7651.

Flynn (A.) God is love.

Flynn (Howard):
Amami, 7835.
Celanese. 14405.
Fire brigade rag. 14689.

In old Madrid. 2202.
Pixie-town. 4930.
‘Tiny tots tales. 3150.
Flynn (Jimmy) Fancy Nancy Claney.
1910, 3895.

Focacci (Severino) :
Ave Maria. 21078.
Dormi, non piangere.

Foerster (A. M.):
American ode. 57381.
Cavatina. 5919.
Enchanter’s dream. 6127.
Love’s visions. 6704, 6705.

Forster. (Alban) :

Abendlied. 9415 (1).

12816.

10230.

21440.

Bachlein im thal. 9413 (10).
Beim tanzmeister. 9413 (16).
Erste ball. 9418 (48).

Grossvater’s. liebling. 9413 (57).

Idyllee. 9413 (48).

In the boat. 10572.

Leichtes blut. 9413 (78).

Lonely wanderer. 10821.

Marchen legend. 9413 (88).

March of the cadets. 4583.

Marsch der zwerge. 9413 (91).

Mazurka brillante. 10945.

Pantomime. 11344.

Petite humoresque. 11384.

Preludium. 9413 (49).

Soldaten kommen. 9413 (131).

Sounds from the Alps. 11746.

Spielmann aus der fremde.
(135).

9415

1589

INDEX

Forster (Alban)—Continued.
Spring in the heart. 11767.
Through the forest. 11960.

Forster (Frau Alban):

Abendlied. 9413 (1).
Bachlein im thal. 9413 (10).
Beim tanzmeister. 9413 (15).
Erste ball. 9413 (48). 4
Grossvater’s liebling, 9413 (57).
Idyllee. 9413 (48). ei
Leichtes blut. 94138 (78).
Mirechen legend. 9413 (88).
Marsch der zwerge. 9413 (91).
Preludium. 9413 (49).
Soldaten kommen. 9413 (131).
Spielmann aus der fremde. 9413
(135).
FYoertsch (J .C.):
Maggie and Jiggs. 19658.
Oh my! oh my! how the time does
fly. 13458.
leetisch fréres, s. a.:
Davel. 16670.
Féte de la jeunesse et de la joie.
14679.
Romance-impromptu.
Vieux Tsigane. 25414.
Fogarty (J. P.) Maxinkuckee moon.
10938.

Fogg (Bric) :
Caprice. 1935.
Faery pieces.

Moge (H. F.)

girl. 4725.

Holey (D. D.) I can’t seem to love my

hubby any more. 4153.

Foley (J. H.):

Kitty from 10th avenue.
They all love my wife.

Foley (Jack):

Darewski’s third album of seven

8947.

14659.
My little springtime

172353.
18087.

comedy duets. 8073.
Taxes. 1858.
While we dance for you. 12216.
Folk songs of many peoples. 985.
Folleville (Despois de) Hop! pére

vat. 14850.
Folsom (J. H.)
kiss goodnight.
Fontaine (B. R.)
6913.
Fontaine (L. J. O.):
Ballet russe. 1575.
Cauecounne. 1691.
Etude 1, 4, 5. 21508-21510.
Six esquisses. 1936.
Fontana (J. B.):
Méthode de violon. 1141.
Méthode facile et compléte. 22240.

Starlight while we
22889.
It must be jellatine.

Fontenelle (Emile) Gin cocktail.
6229.
Fonti (Domenico) Spartenza e
mamma. 25140.

pt. 11, n.s., v.18

Fonzo (P.):
"E..echit’.. . uno’e 4aleio y.. .
che ffa. 12788.
Notte d’estate. 17582.
Quanto ti voglio bene. 8913.
Foote (A. E.) Massachusetts,
banner state. 2460.
Foote (Arthur) :
Beatitudes. 25595 (21).
Beloved, let us love one another.
25595 (28).
Evening breezes gently stealing.
25595 (243).
Hark, hark,
(244). ;
I will arise and go to my Father.
25595 (133)
In Picardie.

the

the lark. 2550

25595 (137)

My heart ever faithful. 14163

meme Wi?

O Lord God, life of mortals. 25595
(212)

Oriental sketch. 17658.
Polka boheme. 25595 (236)
Search me, O God. 25595 (247)
For a girl like you. 1987.
For goodness’ sake. 2672.

Forbes (Edward Allen) Miriam dear,
I love you. 22259, 22260.

Forbes (Effie A.) May. 8615.
Forbes (Gren) No! we've got some
lovely monkey nuts. 19942.
Forboding intro..and hurried suspense.
937.
Forbstein (Louis)
Forbush (Edna)
11169.
Ford (A. W.)
25211
Ford (C. C.)
Ford (C. E.)
Ford (Donald)
24628.
Ford (EK. F.) Susanne.
Ford (F. W.):
Love blossoms. 22141.
Passionate love. 17690.
Where will I find her. 23240.
Ford (J. H.) Baba... 14265.
Ford (Willoughby) In the days long,
long ago. 15015.

Forde (Susan):

Rosita. 15776.
No one who eares.

Sweetheart’s town.

Sweet Carolina. 25202.

July. 10649.
Nephews and nieces.

1332.

4698.

Musical rambles.
Notes and time. 4794.
Fordenbacher (KH. H.) Hymn of |
praise. 6877.
Fore. 10155.

Foren (Bessie) :

Promise of the wind. 11467.
Valley of hope. 16147.
Foresio (David) Tutti uniti. 38178.

Forest court. 18981.
Forestier (F. J.) Rose «f Siam. 2868.

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923 .

Echoes of spring. 18888.

Garden of life. 14728.

Gee, but ain’t it great to meet a
pal from over seas. 23871.

Ginger blues. 10210.

Girl of mine. 19027.

Girl of my dream. 19028.

He will lead you all the way.
19114.

Honey Lou. 19152.

Hushing. 24059.

I know a maiden. 10439.

I’ll follow Jesus. 17020.

T’ll never leave my mammy. 10447.
I’m going back to mother and
Lanterna Giapponese. _ 8489. dear oid Hrin’s isle. 19251.

Minuetto. 19759. $ I’m the boss, yes the boss, that’s
Momento mori... 15366. me. 19268.
Nachtmusik, 15474. If Iwere an aviator. 24140.
Odalisca. 199838. In days of long ago. 19339.
Pisanella. 8875 In Illinois. 17120.
Ra al It’s not all in a song. 15042.
7 ; F re “O1e - ane
Srarnellata. 9116. .9117. iis phe : oice of a heavenly angel.
¢ 1G DOT
heat’ cata 20709. June nights. 17189. .
Forman (Kate) Congdon music bank ibe pe aig fe er child:

reader, 853. Just like a baby. 10671.
Forman (Vrs. R. R.): Kentucky calls. 17219.

Alleluia. 766. Lend your smile. 19545.
Golden whistle. 10248. Lips divine. 24313.
Forney (H. F.): Lonesome days. 19604.
All for the sake of society. 9455. Lonesome, so lonesome for you.
Down where the buttercups grew. 15218.

Forestier music co. Just a peek at_
the Chesapeake. 13091.
Forgues (J. P.) Vm dreaming of you
dear June. 8336.
Forino (L.):
Tecnica razionale e progressiva
del violoncellista. 22996.
Venti studii. 21581.
Forlivesi (A.) & ©:
Alt Wien. 14208, 14209.
Chanson de Sainte Alétis. 18662.
Crepuscolo sul mare. 8049.
Epigrafe.. 14622.
Gaiola e marechiaro. 19011.

9983. Lovers’ troubles. 19634.
While my angel mother’s near. Meet me in dreamland. 19723.
14338. Mother dear. 19807.
Forrest (G. F.) Whispering blue eves. My buddy in no man’s land.
Ti2k. 19838.

My Eskimo gal. 19849.

My little sweetheart Sue. 19872.

My loved Long Island home
24608.

My Mexican gal. 17524.

My rose of paradise. 15461.

My sweet Venetian love. 11138.

My western maid. 15468.

No one but you. 17573.

Oh Anna. 24699.

Old glory. 17635, 24726.

Old King Tut. 20021.

Once again. 22480.

Opportunity is knocking. 17657.

Prohibition blues. 20164.

Roaming. 20230.

San-Tone blues. 20298.

Says Uncle Sam. 20296.

Someone’s waiting for you. 20413.

Song of the roaming boy. 20429.

Song of the world’s greatest peace.

Forrest (Sylvia):

Adoration to a baby. 18384.

America, dear America. 18426.

An’ now it’s up to me. 9489.

Angling. 16424.

Beautiful hills of Nebraska.
23463. "

Bring back my mamma. 18582.

By a small forest stream. 16539.

Dancing blues. 8068, 9874.

Day dreams. 9892.

Days I spent. with you. 18770.

Dear old Jersey moon. 12679,
18783.

Deserted boy. 16697.

Dolly as mother to me. 18825.

Doughboy’s last dreams. 18845.

Down in my dear little cave.
16727.

Down where the blue bonnets
grow. 14586.

Oa A en en
eee

Dream eyes. 9988. . T382.
Dreaming. 18860. ' Song to Carolina. 15907.
Dreams of you. 18868. Sport. 20454.
Each year, Vil send a rose, love. Star of home. 15932.
14602. : Stop look and listen. 25170.

106658—24—_19 1591

INDEX

Forrest (Sylvia )—Continued.
Summer has gone. 11799.
Sunny San Tone. 20502.
Sweet lily. 20516.

Sweet old sunshine home.

Tear drops. 20565.

Tut, Tut, Tut. 20676.

Victory’s won. 16162.

Violets. 20735.

Wand’ring soul. 20757.

When everything seems to
wrong just smile. 20805.

When the bluebirds and robins re-
turn again. 16248.

When the ducks fly in the autumn.
20834.

When the harvest moon is shin-
ing dear Louise. 25483.

When the moon is slyly peeping.

18024.

go

12184.
When you were small. 20846.
When your lover loves you.
20849.

While picking golden rod in dear
New England. 12213.
Who’ll be stopping, who'll be go-
ing. 18291.
Forrester (J. S.):
Jackie boy. 10618.
My little brown skin Eve. 11114.
Forseman (Robert) Little Red Riding
Hood. 22102.
Forster (Dorothy) :
Love’s first kiss. 17342, 17348.
Naima. 2604, 6935.
Piccadilly Puritan. 8863, 8864.
Forster, music publisher, ine.:

Amber nights. 14163 (629).
14212. :

Are you lonely. 14163 (630),
14248.

Ave Maria.
Barefoot boy.

3634, 5679 (138).
3369 (4), 3492.

Be brave. 3499, 5679 (148).

Breken buttercups. 3369 (8),
3558.

Broken hearted melody. 3369
(9), 3559:

Chinky. 12344 (82), 14480.

Come home again. 9418 (167),
9796.

Daisy, the clairvoyant. 3369 (12),
HL;

Day at the zoo.
12667, 12668.

12344 (90, 91),

Down by the wishing well. 12344
(101), 14582.
Dreams of India. 3369 (17), 3820.

Wen as the flower. 9413 (171),

10036.
False faced Pansy. 3369 (21),
3893. :
Follow the piper. 9413 (174).
10147.

Fuzzy wuzzy bird. 178.

1592

pt. 1,'n. s., v.18

Hula dreams. 3369 (33), 4131.

Ill be straying back to Ireland.
14163. (674), 14889.

If we could see beyond today.
4263, 5679 (231).

It’s only a wee sprig o’ heather.
9413 (187), 10608.

Keep sweet—and
5679 (244).

Kerry down. 123844 (148), 15110.

Last night the world began. 311.

Lead Thou my soul. 4456, 5679
(254).

Life’s mirror.

Lou’siana blossom.
(265).

Magic waltz. 4562, 5679 (270),
9413 (196), 10899.

My dear auld hame. 11085.

My dear old home. 9413 (200).

Nobody’s business. 12344 (184).
13418.

Nonsense. 9413. (206), 11174.

Oh, Harold. 4816, 5679 (291).

Red headed rose. 3369 (58), 5001.

sing. 4406,

4474, 5679 (256).
4528, 5679

Rose of sunny Italy. 9413 (214),
11553:

Rusty goldenrod. 3369 (60),
5062.

Sleepy four o'clock. 3369 (62),
5160.

Somehow J’m always. to blame.

18364 (812), 20411.

Speak to me Father. 5222, 5679
(352) .

Summer snowballs. 3369 (64),
5248.

Teasing the classics. 9413 (226),
11883.

There’s a little vine-wreathed

cottage ‘way down... beside the
sea. 11931.

They shall run and not be weary.
9418 (229), 11987.

Thistle. 94138 (2380), 11944.
Tho’ shadows fall. 18364 (320),
20622.

To a Scotch lass. 9418 (232),
11974.

Trail of love. 18364 (323), 20655.

Wanting you so. 3369 (76), 5497.

Way down beside the sea. 9413
(239).

Welcome on the mat. 18364
(329), 20782.

What a. laugh.,can do... 5532,
5679 (391).

When clouds have vanished and
skies,,,are . blue... 5679,..(393),
7691.

Whenever you think of daisies.
5575, DOTD (S9¢

Where the Sacramento River
flows: . 9413,.(242) ,.1221%

Wow. 141638 (781), 16382.

=m

-Foster

INDEX

nos, 1-18, 1923

ne
see

pont: (Cecil) :
Burning flame. 14364.
Funeral rites of the rose.
. Marth.) £1003.
O, let my lamp.
Forsyth bros. 1td.:
Corinna’s maying. 21350.
Delectable day. 14544.
Golden age. 19054.
King Arthur’s knights.
Michaelchurch. 22248.
Twelve studies. 1687.
Water sprites. 16201.
Forte (Carlo):
‘A bella ’e Margellina!
Oj ma perdoname. 2681.
Yarantella ¢’o dinto e ffore. 1351.
Forte (Carmen). Oh palace of gold.

11208.

15126.

(ave

20002.
Ferte (Pasquale). First flower of
spring. 10127.
Fortenbery (HKmma). I wonder.
10528.
Forterre (H.):
Dix pieces. 18988.
Humoresque. i9176.
Kitina. 15134.
Parfums du bonheur. 15623.
Quatre poémes. 18989.
Fort er (Marcel) Lay on Macduff.
79536,
Fortune teller, 24950.

Fortuny (A. P.M.) pseud.
nati-Malvezzi (Amilcare).

See Pen-

Forty attractive melodies. 515.
Fosdick (Gene) Oh, how that gal
ean strut. 19997.

Foss, (R. A.).:
I need Thy grace. 1023.
Unfortunate fly. 18168, aay

Fosse (Paul) :

Chagrin. 12568.
Danse napolitaine. 14523.
Foster (Anita) Kentucky greetings.
17220.
Foster ~“¢(C. .. R.) Bacheior trust.
18489. '

Foster .(E. C.) Please don’t oogle me.
15668. ;
Hoster (H. W.) Some day you'll miss

me. 25101.
Foster (G:..W.) My Lyn. 4729.

-. Foster (J. W.) Happy days. 16914.
Foster (K.G.) Pay day blues. 4900.
Foster (Kay) Songs of a wayside

inn, 138805.
Foster. (M.. B.):

hildren’s friend. 1720, 5946.
Promised land. 8906.
(M. Ll.) My little blue-bird.
8714.

Foster (S..C.):
Massa’s the cold, cold enauad.
17396, 24470.
My old “Kentucky
nicht... 0019 COE).
Oh! Susanna. 247138.
Old black Joe. 7808 (95).
Old folks at. home.
14163 (409).
Foster (Willard)
Foulds: (Ji.H.)::
Belle Pierrette.
Hileen aroon.
Keltic lament.
Musie pictures. 422.
World requiem. 20908.
Fountain album. 18992.

Fountainette pub. co.:
General Edwards march.
16373 (22), 16849.
Shadow in my dream.
5679 (3836), 7288.
Four incidentals. 1130.
Fourdrain (Felix):
Eternal amour. 8156, 12767.
Fumeries. 12843.
Fourment (Fernand)

home, good-
13466,
Magnificat. 17369.
12470.

8142.
13109, 15122.

12850..
5110,

Wlégie. 3849.

Fournier (Camille) Marche triom-
phale. 1126.
Fournier (Ll. P.):
Day by day, in every way, I’m

getting good. 869.

I’m going home to-night to the
dear old Soo. 1019, 8341.

Let’s stroll down the lane, Marie.
1082.

Lone old nest. 2391.

Passion flowers. 1217.

When I think of little you. 1426.

When you weary of your burden,
smile on. 1481.

Youre tired of being dearie.. 1466...

Foust (Mrs. Oliver). When divorces

shall cease to be. 18242.
Fowler (A. M.).:

My blue eyed darling from St.
Paul. 13363.

She’s a bonnie bonnie lassie when
she smiles. 11628.

She, the queen of fairy night.
7298, 7299, 11633.

Smyrna. 11684.

That blonde Scotch lass and me.
11901.

Then J’ll be waiting for you.
20602, 20603.

Will you whisper your sweet.

thoughts to me. 14104, 14105.
Fowler (B. 8.) My forget-me-not.
11096.
Fowler (C. H.)
14872.
Fowler (C. L.)
14494,

I am lonesome Mary.

D. B. I. school song.

1593

INDEX,

pt..1, n. s., v.18

Fowler (J. A.) Too many Smiths.
1375.
Fowler (J. ©.) I have always been
true. 104387.
Fowler (Lemuel) :
Cruel back-bitin’ blues. 35701,
16647.

Daddy ease it to me. 9857.

Satisfied blues. 11578.

So long to you and the blues.
11688.

Squawkin’ the blues. 11772.

Sunday school blues. 18005.

Twee twa-twa. 1393, 13975.

Wicked dirty fives. 3293, 12232

You got ev’rything a sweet mama

needs but me. T7774.
Fowles (Ernest) Under a Sussex
down. 7594.
Fox (Albert) Michael O’Milligan.
22242.
Fox (Dave) I’m not to blame. 10482.
Fox (KE. H.) & son. Lullaby... 17362.
Fox (F. H.) Only bally fellow in the
place. 15589.

Hox: (BE: N.)-
Quarrel blues. 4978.

Thinking. 651.
Mox(G. "Di
His eyes. 12923.

I’m: an actor. 21836.
Vox (Harry) Message of love. 15337.

Fox (John) Virgin birth. 18196.
Fox) (Julia) :
Half minute mannikin. 12889.
Miniature of a Dutch family.

17428.
Parade of the dickie birds.
Trip-it waltz. 5392.

7068.

Wee Willie Winkie. 5518.
Worm. 3327.

Fox -(Q2°5-) >
Cowboy’s lament. 23658.
Life eternal. 17271.
Rounded up in glory. 7228

Fox (R. A.) Little playmate. 2383.
Fox (Roy):

I stole you from someone else and

somebody stole you from me.
4216, 10503.

Somebody stole you from me.
9073.

Fox (Sam) pub. co.:

Commencement grand march.
9804.

Danse passion. 18762.

Dream melody. 18859.

Fairy belis. 18935.

Fox (Sam) concert orchestral
folio. 18993.

Fox (Sam) library orchestra
folio. 18994.

Fox (Sam) moving picture music.

18995.

18996.
18998.

Fox (Sam) sacred folio.

Fox march folio: 18997.

Fox modern piano pieces.

Fox organ series. 18999.

Give me back my dear old sunny
Spain. 19034.

Hurdy-gurdy blues. 19180, 24056.

I hear the bees a’ humming. 12966,
19218.

In the twilight. 1042

Japanese sunset. 6529, 16373 (42),
19414.

Just one more ei 18364 (263),

Juvenalia. 19489.

Kinder, kinder. 6586.

Laddie o’ mine. 24272.

Leaves from my note book 19541.

Loose fingers. 10833, 19613.

Lullaby waltz. 1117.

Maid of the Wesi.
(279), 19666.

15277, 18364

March pompous. 19692.
Miramar. 11001.
Morning glories. 19798

Nights in the woods. 18364 (291)
Nobles of the Mystie shrine. Buss,
7808 (265), 10.
Ode to spring. 19985.
Original compositions.
Recollections. 20197.
Regret. 20210
Rose and you. 20246.
Rosita. . 20257, 24970.
Rustic festival. 20272.
Serenade petite. 203830.
Show girl. 11648.
Smiling love 11683.
Soiree. 20400.
Songs of Song-ah-tah. 204383.
Spider and the fly. 20453.
Triume. 7560.
Voices of the sky. 20741.
Water sprites. 20763
Wind at night. 12245, 20886.
Wonderland of dreams. T7752.
Fox (Sam) library orchestra folio.
18994.
Fox modern pieces. 18998.
Fox organ series. 18999. ‘
Foxworth (Julius P.) Im so glad
I’m brownskin, chocolate to the bone.
17059.
Foy (Bryan)
Fragna (A.):
Camer‘era. 18617.
Che caldo. 9739.
.. dove s’accendono tanti lumi.
12716.
Trascibile.

Fraim (KE. E.):
My lady of the Scuth. 11118.
Sweet memory. 95276.

20053.

Yodel odel oh. 18328.

19383.

1594

INDEX!

los! 1=19:, 1923

Frain (M. T.):

Fundamental bar work and ballet

14722.
8646.

technique.
Million stars.
Framik pub. house:
Git. 19031, 21634.
I’m glad you’re Icnely.
My little sweetheart.
Frampton (Ray Ross)
Fisher (Ethel)
France, rec procal copyright protec-
tion of musie, p. V.
Francesconi (Angelo) :
Heures de réve et de joie.
(240).
Matinée aux

14915.
17517.

pseud. See

14163
Alpes. 14163 (337).

Franchetti (Alberto) Cristoforo Co-
lombo. 5988. .
FKranchini (A. J.) Kona march. 756

(64), 23802.

Franchini (Jul‘us).
fornia. 9097.

» Francis (E> W.):

Southern Cali-

In my dreams. 19347
Love’s way. 13232
Mrancis (G 'T.)::
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
Tear O.
May and December. 6778.

8199.

Moon land. 19788.
Where He ealls, [ll

Two songs.
Francis (Mabelle)
Francis (O. L.)

go. 9327.
Francis, Day & Hunter:

A‘n’ it ni-ice! 9444.
All on a day in June. 12369.
Ballymoney band. 9568.

Boggles for Boggleton. 5848.

Buckingham fair. 12526.

Coal black mammy. 1743, 9783,
9784.

Colds. 18700.

Come again, lad. 18704.

Come along and sing. a happy
song. 849. z

Co-optimists.. 12616.

Co-optimists .coneert party album
NO. 2.42617.

Cowardly cowardly custard.

Crocodile tears. 12631.

Dearer, yet dearer. 6030.

Desert Rose. 12687.

Doherty. 9950.

Don Juan. 1839.

Don’t forget. 18833.

Don’t Jet ’em scrap the British
navy. 1846. ©

1775.

Dream days. S891.
Earthenware. 6109.
Evergreen Eve. 917.

Forbidden fruit. 12830.

Francis and Day’s concert. par-
ties’ album. 10171.

Gerrard six four. 792..

Girl of my dreams. 6233.

1595

Give it a smile. 8225.
Gliding.”| 8227.)::
Going to have one. 10238.

Green apples. 19078.

Guy. 12884.

His girl, 992.

His is a fine phiz, his is!

History twisted. 12924.

Honeymoon parade. 19156.

How ¢an [ help loving you? 2079.

How dces the milk get into coker-
nuts? 63860.

How’s ev’rything.

Human gramophone.

Hussars. 12950. .

I ain’t a-goin’ no more a-roamin’
10407.

I can hear the church, bells ring-
ing, wish they were ringing for
me, .. 12957,

I do like a little bit o’ turkey!
6378:

I do like to be in goed company.

~ 2098.

2059.

12943.
5360.

I don’t want a regular gir]. 2099.

Til change your clouds to sun-
beams. 12968.

I’m a business man. 6403.

I’m getting better. 242.

I’m going back again .to Yarra-
wonga. 6408.

Pm going to make you love me.
12976.

I’m tickled to death I’m single!
10488.

I’m. tired of, waiting for ;you-.
12984.

I married:a wife.. 12985.

I shall be most annoyed. 10501.

I think. 129938:

ve got you, and you’ve got me.
TOR Pa

If winter comes, springtime will
soon be here. 10544.

In Kandahar. 10564.

In the days of Tut-ankh-amen-
10573.

Jacko. 13067.

Jilted. 19435.

José. 60551.

Just a quaint little cot. 13092.

Just for an hour. 13097.

Kisses grow on cherry trees.
19511.

Last dance. 2332.

Leave a lot of time for love.
13148.

Let’s go fifty-fifty. 13156.

Let’s go round to Auntie Flo.
8502.

Little June Rose. 10798, 19585.

Lone Kentucky coon. 6673.

L. O. VY. E., a little love spell.
6685.

Love and let love. 10846.

INDEX

Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Lovely Lucerne. 1107.
Lovin’ ol moon. 13234.

‘M’yum-yum-yum-yum. 13244,

‘Mac, the sandwich-man. 8574.
Make it Saturday night. 13255.
Mam/’zelle Confetti. 373.

March winds. 8606.

Master kissed the cook. 13282.
Michaelmas mystery. 19756.
Mirror of dear yesterday. 19760.
Moonshine. 13382.

My pale pink mammy. 8721.

My word! you do look queer. |
13398. |

New lamps for old. 13407.

No money, what about it.

Non-top love. 6973.

Not at home to anybody. 1178.

Oh, Jimmy! come on and do the
shimmy wi’ me. 11241.

Oh, Percy, you nearly made me
blush. 13459.

Oi loves zider. 13461.

Old-fashioned couple.

Olga Petrovotski. 1191.

On the banks of the Nile.

"Ops the diet that I love the best. |
13496. |

Path of silver. 13534. |

13413.

15464.
13479.

Pea-nuts. 8848.
Percy’s posh plus-fours are price-

less. 13542.
Phoebe McPhee. 13558.

Pom! pom! ti-looral-ay! 7125.

Shadow man. 13714.
Shadows of memory.
Shakespeare jazz. 1279.
Sing aiong, Sambo! | 13741.
Snowball song. 13771.

Rich man and the poor man.
13644.

Robin Adair. 20232.

Romeo, what did Ro-me-owe. |
13659.

Saturday night. 1267. |

secrets. 13701.

See you down there. 13702.

Seven years hard. 13712.

Trancis-Day

pt. 11, 0. 8., v. 18

Third ‘selection from The co-
optimists. 1370.

Tripe. 13960.

Two monologues. 13548.

Uriah. 13990.

Vamp. 3202.

Very nice fellow. to speak to!

9261.
Veterans of variety. 14010.
We'll have a Woolworth wedding.
14045.

Wedding bells. 18226, -

When baby ealls you daddy. 9299.
When Finnegan found the five-
pound-note. 9301.
When [ get beside the seaside.

14068.

When I write my recollec tions by
and by. 20818.
When the sun goes down. 1427.
When they introduced the jazz

in Donegal. 14076.

When vour trunk is labelled New
York City. 14081.

Where the river Savannah is flow-
ing. 20854.

Who killed the old tom cat next

door? 14091.
Wild men of Borneo. 3297.
Work—who wants to work.
14122:
You know how ’tis! 1461.

Yowll be so lonely. 3345.

You're the sort of girl. 12316.

(Publications) s. a.:

Ah! yraiment pour me dire cela.
14183.

Amoureuse de: Nanouck. 16418.

Automne de Vamour. 18466.
C’est pour toi. 16542

Ca s’ fait en dansant. 165438. -
Chante, mon pipeau. 12575.

En caravane. 16764.
Harry, I’m just wild about Uarry.
16918.

Homesick. 16963.
Je n’crois que ce que _ j’vois.
19420.

Mais le son.de ta voix: 17372.

ee ’ PAE fas

Someone’s loving you. 9074. Pourvu qu’ tu miaimes. . 15687.
Spring punions. 7416 Quand on a ca. 136908.
Sean: i th wild Bree 20467 _ Quand on est deux. 20179.
ee pal ee Seis | Rae Sans le faire exprés. 15802, 17834.
seat Bay. eae calling to me Toujours, (00a a usa a

1247 ‘yk siete F Wana. 18219:
Phanike very much. 13908 Francisci. (M.) Sunset glow. 13856.
That reminds me where I left my | Francisco (Birdie) I ain’t got no

umbrella. 13905. | money. 19189.
There may be days. 13916. Franek (César) :
There’s only one girl. 3124. Ange gardien. 14229. °
There’s somebody thinking” of Aux petits enfants. 14260.

you, Mary. 13921. Danses de Lormont. 14525.

They always put the blame on
me. 13922.

1596

14163 (197).
10278.

Ghisel’e.
Guardian angel.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Marriage of the roses. 25595
(437).

Piano compositions. 4920.

Ruth. 2879.

Trois compositions inédites. 6206.
Vierge a la créche: 16166.
Franck (Félicité) Ghiselle. 14163

(197).
Franck (Georges) Ghiselle. 14163
(197).
I'ranck (Joseph) Ghiselle. 14163
(197).
Trranek (Robert) Ghiselle. 14163
(197).
Franek (8 M2 POM) 6 Ghiselle.

14163 (197).
Franemesnil (Roger de):
Bercé par les complaintes vagues.
5826.

Miroir (Le). 68834.

Muet aveu. 6888.

O, mon amour, mon pauvre
amour. 6985. i

Paroles qu’on ne dit pas. TOT5.

Byam (J! Ts.) 3
Good-bye
16890.
Lost sunshine. 6680. .
Love’s pathway. 17345.
Sleep, baby sleep. 17915.
Twilight brings memories of you.

sweetheart good-bye.

5417, 12022.
Frank (L. F.) Little green tents.
6654.
Frank (Norman) Down where the

blue bonnets grow. 14586.

Frank (W. W.) I wanna baby. 4228.

Franke (C.) Devils dance. 14163
(142).

Franke (Mabel) Hope on still. 2073,
24033.

Frankel (Abe) Mummy walk. 11063.

Frankland (Roach) Chord chart.
14436.

Franklin (Chas.) She likes her: beer.
7296

Franklin (Dave) What do they mean
by love. 5533, 12161.

Franklin (Eddie) Ive got the blues
about somebody. 21870.

Franklin (F. A.) Old-time fiddler.
11268.

Franklin (Gerald)
room. 193829, 21916.

Franklin (John) music co.:

In a cezy tea

Edelweiss 12746.

In a bed of brown leaves. 12516.
Lo, where the pale night. 12816.
Marcheta. 22194.

Meadow. 13926.
Sing till the clouds roli by. 138744.

Oh those women.

Franklin (Malvin)
4820
Franklin (P. B.)

Because it’s you.
3505 -

. Fraser (M. Kennedy-)

Franklin knitting mills, inc. Call of
the wild. 16550.

Franks (C. L.) Stories my mother
told me. 20479.

Frantz (I J.) Nobody cares but
mother. 8754.

Franz (Albert) Love's plaint. 10875.

Frascard (Emile) pseud. See Kaun

(Hugo)
Fraser (J. W. W.):
Nest in the old family tree. 24630.
Woo me with your smile. 12264. —
See Kennedy-
Fraser (M.)

Fraser (William) Melody. 8200.
Fraser-Simson (Harold):
. Head over heels. 16927, 21718.
Home. 16960.
T’ll be so good to you. 17018.
Land of heart’s desire. 2329.
Sweetheart of the ring. 18030.

Up again. 18171.
Frasquita. 1947.

Frau ohne schatten. 74386, 11788.

| Frazee (G. F.):

Chase of the squirrels. 3613.
Roman revels. 5031, 11527.
Frazier (J. E.) Vl be good.
Frazzini (Amicus):
Betty, make your loving eyes be-
have. 5831.
Sooner or later,
1308.
Fredeneck (A. A.)

a ht ht ot

Frederic (Will) :

19229.

you'll be sorry.

Invincible fidelity.

I’ve been a fool. 17073.
Secrets of my heart. 17272.

Frederic (Will) music pub. co.:

I’ve been a fool. 4219.

Old fashioned blossoms. 20015.
Fredericks -(Julian) Dancing in the

twilight. 16659.
Frédette (Joseph) Rappelez vous.
Y2oLs
Kree'"(C. "Hi:
Return from camp march. 5679
(93)
Summer morn waltz. 5679 (106)
Summer pleasures. 5679 (107)

Freeby (G. A.)
17502.
Freed (—)
(214)

Freed (Arthur):
Apple sauce. 9508.
Cover me with kisses. 21363.
Little church around the corner.

My golden California.

I cried for you. 5679

330, 4487.
Peggy dear. 113872.
Freed (Harvey) Luxuries of life.
17364.
Freedman (Hyman) Es beinkt sich
a heim. 21505.

1597

INDEX

Freedman (M. C:):
Daddy’s wonderful pall 3714.
When love is true, and two hearts
beat as one. 16242.
Freehand (Harry):
Had I a rose for a pal like you.
12885.
I’ve got the blues for my mammy
and daddy. 8357:
Freel (C. M.):
Meet me to-night in my garden
of dreams. 17407.
Resurrection morn. 5009. .
When the leaves turn red and

gold. . 18258.
Free] (M. E.) My old Virginia home.
19882.
Freeman (C. R.):
Christmas beauty hints [and]
Christmas ain’t what it used to
be. 23600.
Just remember dad. 19477
Said the faithful old horse. 5066.
Smile, smile, smile. 20390.
Wonderful tidings. 1448.
Freeman (EK. A.) Bachelor trust.
18489.
Freeman (E.'C.) “Oh! ‘yes! Til go
home. 1189.
Freeman (. W.) Heart of my heart.
12806
Freeman (Herbert) :
Constancy. 14469.
Old Chelsea. 8800.
Freeman (James) Till I dream of
my mammy again. 13938.
Freeman (Ned) When romance
wakes. 25479.
Freeman (V. M. L.) Log. cabin.
10814.
Fregeau (A. N.):
Marie Rose. 2452.
Say that you love me. 2900.
Tess of the storm country. 3095.
reir (Kurt) 5th.).U. 8; infantry
mareh. 75d.
Freischuetz. 5083.
Freiss (C. N.) My spirit home. 6924.
Frelgh (H. M.) We will shout for
joy in Thy victory. T7672.
French (EK. J.) Passionate love.
. 17690.

French (H. G.) Two groups of songs.
10175, 10176.
Freneh (Harry)

little Ireland down in Dixie.

Sure I’ve found a
7452,

French (lL. ©.) Honey moon blues.
24025.

French (L. E.) In Flanders’ fields.
21923.

French (Samuel) ltd. On a mantel-
piece. 4844.

French doll. 1837.

Frensdorf (R. 8S.)

Frenter (R. A.)
a rose, love.

Freak. 6208.
Each year Ill send
14602.

pti, HJ s4§ veils
Fresco (Joen) : Sith
Pierrette flirts. Vines = + 13565,
16656. 41 Oo OCT"
Romance. 20237. Passo ttos
You were just made ‘to order for
me. T7792. B
Frescobaldi (G.) Aria. 23.
Fresse (E. M.):
Laughing eyes. 10786.

Waiting. 5487.

Freta (J..O.) King o’? Spain. 24265.
Frey. \(E.iB.) * Radiol =iZ4sae"
Frey (F.:C.):
Beside the silv’ry Nile. 14309.
Git. 19031, 21634. .
I’m glad you’re lonely. 14915.
My lLttle sweetheart. 17517.

Frey (Fran)
Frey (Hugo):
Bonnie. 9639, 9640.
Hedge roses. 10337, 16935:
Lovers’ lane. 24389, 24390.
Freyera (A.) Maza swieta. 11061.

Freyne (Rollo de):
Curly-head. 14488.
Rippling tide. 22663.
Freystadtl (Desider) Ilonka. 13023.
Fricker (H.-A.). rink to me only
wth thine eyes. 12729.
Friedfeid (M. H.) Dreaming of you.
9997.

Friedland (Anatol) :
One hour of love.
Riga rose. 5018.

Friedman (A. F.) Harem girl.

Friedman (Leo) For compositions by

Leo I'riedman, see this index under
names of claimants of Copyright.

See Frey (Francis C.)

7025.

16915.

Friedman (M. W.) Won’t you be
mine. 12259.

Friedman (Murry) Girl across my
street... 21627.
Friedmann (Ludwig) In der bar,
heute nacht um halb zehn. 4278.

Friedsell (Louis) A heim. 1.
Friel (KE. H.):
Apache sweetheart. 3441.
"Neath the willows. 4761.
Friend (Cliff) :
Any time at al}. 16428.
Barearolle blues. 21122.
Blue Hoosier blues. 1627, 5846,
9629, 12496, 12497.
Don’t give me the run around.
16714.
Don’t we carry on. 3796. 6062.
12709.

He’s a wild man when it comes to
playin’ jazz. AOTT.

How can I be a sweet mama to
you, when you’re a daddy to
somebody else. 6358, 8304.

I may need you bad, but not as
bad as all that. 10489, 12986.

Jennie. 2245.

1998

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

‘Mamma loves papa, papa loves
mamma. 17377, 19678, 22178.
Man never knows when a woman’s

gonna change her mind. 17382.
Melancholy. 22223.
Oswald, ah’s wald about. you.
26054, 20055. é

Pal of my dreams. 4873, 7061.

Regret. 11497, 17785.

Steppin’ on the dime. 17981,
22894,

Stra-va-na-da. 11789, 15946.

Tell me with smiles. 3090.

Wana. 18219.

You said something when you
said Dixie. 33851.

Friends of mine. 10179.
Fr'erson (Sylvester). Fighting blues.

18960.

Friess (Christina) My spirit home.
6924.

Wriganza (Trixie) Seandal of. the
flowers. 5082.

Mrigheit' (i, -A:) It’s “the ‘twilight
hour. 1050.

Friml (—):

Adieu. 20974 (91).

Adieu waltz. 25595 (3822).
Iris. 25595 (415).
Friml (Rudolf) :
~ Amour coquet. 12386.
Butterfly dance. 7808 (167).

Chanson. 12836.
Chanson dansante. 1704.
Chansonette. 833, . 3608, 7808

PbO), we 282.
Chant sans paroles.
Day in May. 18769.

16373. (14).

igzyptian dance. LOST. on. (0)
21483.
- Evening song. 7808 (197).
Fairy. ballet. 12783.
From Bohemian woods. 19003.

Gondola. T7808 (209).
Hanushka. 16910.
Harlequinade. 14793.
Hesitation. 16945.
In love with love.
Lolita. 25595, (481).
Longing. 15221, 24356.
Love thoughts. 2412.
Maid of gold. 24434.
Marche Mignonne. 15292.
Meditation. 4615.
Moon dawn. 6860.
Music box. 2553.

On Hawaiian shores.
One good time. 4853.
Oriental. 16873 (68).
Slavonic melody. 13754.

Tears of love. 7500.

Valse Blanche. 7808 (315).
Valse Christine. 16149.

Valse coquette. 7808 (316), 23130.

19346.

4845,

*

Valse parisienne. 7808 (319).
Veil dance. 28145. .
Vision qd amour.
(320).
Water-lilies. 14036.
We two. 12148.
Wedding bells. 5515.
You and f. 9880.
Frisbie (R. E.) Girlie.
Frisch (Billy): bay
Cannibola. 3580, 16552.
Nobody knows but my pillow and
me. 2627.
Rosie, my heart’s rosary. 13667.
When you come to the end of the

3224, 7808

953.

lane. 182653.
Frisino (Warren) Blue. for you.
9627.
Frisk (Arthur), That smile by radio.
23020.
Frisoli (Domenico) :
Bella del Rialto, 1601.
Sogno dei sposi. 20398.
Fritsch (Babe) pub. co.. Hard luck
blues. 21697.
Fritseh (Paubk).:

Day dreams. 9894.

1 know a maiden. 104389.

Fritz (W. J.) Girl Hke you... 1970,
10214,

Frivolities. 19511.

Frohman (Jacob). Voice of Jacob.
16178.

From the eradie to the chuppe. 3952,
3953.

From the new world symphony. 6777.

Fromm (Benjamin).
tle heaven. 2141.

Fromme (L. W.?}
melody. 5328.

Frommel (H. C.}
11362, 11368.

Frontini (EF. P.)
21245.

Frost (Barbara) :

Girls and boys come out to play.

10218.

London town.
Frost (H. G.):

After the shower. 3386.

Mama’s got sweet jelly roll. try

and get’ it 415279.

Who tucked in Tut. 18292.
Frost (Jack). See Frost (H. G.)
Frost (Nycha). Don’t take the fiap-

per away. 1850.
Frosti@( Rel.)
He’s a darn good man
hangin ’round. 6313.

Mississippi choo-choo. 1148.
Froud (J. H.) Dream girl. 1866.
Friihlingsfee. 6593, 13024, 1320S.
Frustaci (Lino) :

7A serata d’ onore: 23358.

Sei proprio tu. 22746.

Vve found « lit-
That haunting
Path of romance.

Canzone di strada.

13194.

to have

1599

INDEX

Fry (Charles)
13480, 13481.

On the golden shore.

ry (L. F.) Babies of every land.
3467.

Fry (Ruth) Alma mater song. 9463.

Frye (G. E.) Water nymph. 14038.

Frye (J. F.) Lonesome mammy land.
L7S058.
Frysinger (J. F.)*
Danse de joie. 23683.
Processional march. 22604, 24897.
Seraph’s strain. 7278.

Fuchs (Carl) Seven short pieces.
2101, )

Fiirsther (Adolph) :
Abbitte. 1479.
Alte weisen. 23388, 23389.
Amsel. 5738.
Amsel hat gesungen: 5739.
Arbeitsmann. 1534.
Ariadne on Naxos. 3031.
Aus dem stundenbuch. 5779.
Christelflein. 12591.
Denk es, O seele. 1827.
Deutsches lied. — 6036.
Eingelegte ruder. 16759.
Hrwachen der braut. 6133.
Frau ohne schatten. 7436, 11788.
Freundliche vision. 22905.
Gliick. 6247.
Hegesa-tango. 2046.
Heimkehr. 22906.
Herbsthauch. 2049.
Hussens kerker. 16989.
Im baum du liebes viiglein. 6456.
Im tiirkisenblauen garten. 13026.
Klein Ursel. 6591.
Ixonzert ftir klavier in es-dur.

6597, 22047, 22048.

Lass scharren deiner Rosse Huf.

17251.
Liebesode. 6629.
Pas des fleurs.
Quintett. 2800.
Sderspruch. 17826.
Schlagobers. 25174.
Schlechtes wetter.

TOTT.

22908.

Sehnsucht nach vergessen. 2922.
Sklave. 7337.

Spruch. 7429.

Standehen. 22909.

Stelle stadt.- 3025.

TYanzsuite. 25175.

Tipsy Chinaman. 11971.
Verlassene magdlein. 3215.
Voglein schwermut. 7649.

Von deutscher seele. 38228, 3229.

Willkommen u. abschied. 3305.
Winterweihe. 22911.
Fiizy (Stephen):

Don’t let them fool you. 1847.
Kissing. 2298.

Oh kids she is a peach. 7001.

Sweetest melody of all. 5283.

i

pi 11, n.s., v.18

Fugues 4 4 parties. 945.

Fuhr (Ervin) Meadow brook. 24481.
Fuhs (Julian) Rose o’ mine. 2861.
Fuiks (L. J.) BHileen. 14610.

Fullar (C. G.) pseud. See Tullar
(G. C.) 25595 (317).
Fuller (A. J.): ;
Beautiful isle of dreams. 1592.

Wake me not for I am dreaming.

S250
Fuller (A. M.) Little flapper sweet-
heart. 381.
Fulier (F. R.) Memoirs damour.
17410.
Fuller (M. P.) Danse _ dAfrique
18759.
Fuller (O. M.) My little gray haired
mother. 13379.

Fuller-Maitland (J. A.)
of Queen Anne. 14256.

Fulmer (H. G.):
Progress. 8904.
Visions. 686.

Fulton (J. M.):
Battleship New York. 1587.
Paragon. T7072, 8840.

Funk (Leola) Mother o’ mine. 8677.

Funk (P. G.) Eyes of love. 21523.

Funk (T. A.) To you. 16090. —

Funnie (J. W.):

Dreaming of those childhood days.
126.

My Hindu girl.

Percing eyes. 13564.

Furbeck (Fay) Stop it.

Furginele (Josef) :

On the stairs. 4848.
When first your eyes spoke love

At the court

6906.
17986.

to me. 714.
Furlong (J. T.) Dream girl of mine.
9989.
Furth (Seymour) You're a wonder-

ful white rose to me. 14146.
Fussell (l. L.):
Lonely little world in the valley
of the moon. 1097.
Lullaby baby, my dear. 1116.
On the hill with God. (1197.
Futoran (Samuel) Progress. 24899.
Futrelle (H. G.) My mother’s smile.
25838. :
Fyffe (Elizabeth)
20563, 20564.
Fyrberg (H. M.) |. Fall.
Gabaroche (Gaston) :
A ce moment la. 5680.
Bonne Aubaine. 3545.
Femme 4 la rose. 1921.
J’ te veux. 10617.
Je me couche. 15064.
Je suis le petit jeune homme que

Team-work tunes.

16785.

vous cherchez. 10629.
Gabbert (N._ V.) Cabaret blues.
21226.

1600

SSS ee ee

ee Fe

<r

Gabriel (—)
Gabriel (Aaron):

INDEX
nos. 1-13. 1923

Gabert (A. L.):

Ave maris stella. 28485.

In me gratia amnis. 270.

Veni Creator spiritus. 25404.
Golden sunbeams. 1991.

Any time you want to go. 14242.
Just one kind word. 8450, 17205.
Who’s crying now? 1436.
Gabriel (C. H.):

All the way. 8400.

Angels guard our comrades
graves. T7808 (4).

Answer prayer. 3436.

Answer the call. 3437.

Answer the summons. 3438.

Apple blossom time. 21053.

At Jesus’ feet. 3452.

Back to Jesus. 3476.

Be careful. 25595 (19).

Bethlehem’s star. 9606.

Bless the Lord. 5840.

5less the Lord, O my soul. 141638
(64).

Children’s king. 21298.

Christian battle song. 9762.

Come deck the graves. 9418 (28).

Come out, ’tis witching moon-
light. T7808 (17).

Come today. 3671.

Haster carol. 10028.

Hvery step of the way. 3881.

Will every day. 10120.

Flow on. 6192.

For Jesus, for others. 389388.

Forward. 38945.

Four little robins. 14163 (181).

Fragments. 10169.

Give God the praise. 3983.

Glory of yonder cross. 3991.

Go forth
21642.

Go forward. 10227.

God in us. 6248.

God is building a palace for me.
4000.

God knows. 10282.

Good Samaritan. 10260, 23926.

Great day. 10271.

Great Deliverer. 10272.

Happy Little workers. 10295.

with banners waving.

He eareth. 4071.
He careth for me. 4072.
He died for me. 4073.

He never forgets His own. 10316.

He never will forget. 10317.

Heavenly guest. 7808 (45).

Help me to give, and give today.
10342.

His grace abounded more. 4101.
His lamp am I. 10857.
Homeiess one. 4110.
How wonderful. 4129.
Tam coming back to Jesus. 4140.

IT am waiting for you. 7808 (48).

1601

I believe. 4146.
I will love Thee, O Lord. 9413
(71).

In perfect peace. 4291.

In the Lord be strong. 4299.

Jehovah is leading. 10682.

Jesus is all you_need. 4349.

Jesus is my friend. 4350.

Jesus’ love. .6540.

Jesus loves us all. 14163 (286)..

Jesus needs you where you are.
4352.

Jesus will be with me. 4854.
Just beyond. 4385.
Keep on trusting God. 4404.

Land on high. 44651.

Lift Him up. 10773.

Lift on high His banner. 10774.
Lifting as we climb. 7808 (59).
Little mother of mine. 10801.
Little old mother. 4492.
Live it aS we go. 22111.
Living flame. 10808.
Long, long road with Jesus.
Lord God cf hosts. 6677.
Lord will lead. 10837.
Loyal to my King. 4552.
Make a joyful noise. 7808 (66).
Marching onward. 10920.
Master calls. 10935.

More of Thee. 11035.

Mother mine. 4688.

My ail for the kingdom. 4701.
My Friend. . 22328.
My Lord and L 4726.
My wondrous friend.
Nearer to Thee. 4758.

4518.

4751.

Never lose sight of the cross.
4769.

Numberless blessings. 6980.

O love of Calvary. 4803.

Olivet. 20974 (59).

Onward. 4859. .

Our gifts to Jesus. 25595 (219).
Out in the highway. 11323.

Out of the grave He came. 4866.

Out of the shadow. 113823.
Out on the highway. 11324.
Over there. 4868.

Ply the oar. 13578.

Praise Him. 11485.

Praise the Lord. 11487.

Pray on. 4959.

Progressive Sunday school songs.
11465. |

Rejoice, He is risen. 11498.

Remember God is near. 5006.

Ring, bells of aster. 7808 (109).

Rock me to:sleep. 11528.

Safe retreat. 11565.

Santa Claus. 18364 (173).
Savior who keeps. 5079.

Shine where you are. 7309.
Soldiers of the living God. 5174.
Some day, by and by. 7357.

INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v.18
Gabr iel (C. H.)—Continued. Contentment. 9811. MIKE)
Some one. 11698. Hush-a-bye boat. 10402..
Some place is waiting. 11699. Lonely. 10816.
Song of Bethlehem. 11721. Playtime. 11406.
Song sunbeams. 17955, Tale of woe. 11874.
Springtime there. 5228. . Twilight song. 12029.
Stand by your colors. 11773. Gaines (B. V. L.):
Such a little way to Jesus. 5244. Carry on. 3597.
Sunshine all along the way. 5258. It singeth low in every heart.
Thy brother calls to thee. 5363. 43235,
To the harvest field. 14163 (577). Lady Silver Heels. 310.
Triumph of the cross. 5396. . My song of to-day. 19889.
Trust, try and preve. Me. 5399. Gain . (J Ww ve
Unto us. 12053. TT sel See Oe
: ‘ ospel story. 8242.
Victory. 7808. (145) Harvest Rone
Vision makes me love Him. 45468. Tan 5 oie pas 6 411.
Voice. 20740, SCS, duet PEELE Wen Ch ot
Waiting to be gracious. 5489. ae le a Bags) oT
Wanderer’s return. 5495. When weede cones Gone Jai Bie
We'll win the world. 12138. ; :

We praise Thee, we bless Thee.
12141.

What a kind, loving Savior.
ag

Whatever, wherever. whenever.
12164.

When the clouds have rolled by.
DOT.

Where the rippling waters flow.
7808. (152)

While the bells are ringing.
- 12214.

Whisper of peace. 7808. (1538)

Wounded hand. -5636.

You may know where to find me.
14145.
Your work. 5673.

Gabriel (C. H.) jr.:
Answer prayer.
sod in us. 6248.
It is God’s way.
King of all kings.
Lord God of hosts. 6677.

My wondrous friend. 4751.
Soldiers of the living God. 517A.
Vision makes me love Him. 5468.

Gabriel (Ralph) Vl pick my rose on

3436.

43531.
10695.

Broadway. 24090.

Gabriel (Virginia) Prodigal’s return.
11450.

Gabriel-Marie. See Marie (Gabriel)

Gabrilowitsch (Ossip) Melody in E.
8627.

Gade (Jacob) :
Aa, jeg har saa travlt, saa travlt,
saa travlit, i da’. 233868.
Indolence. 17138, 17139.
Gaeng (A. E.) Glorious golden state.
23891.
Gage (F. D.) Sun temple. 5251.
Gagnon (L. T.) That’s why I want
you to be mine. 9179.
~Gahm (Joseph) :
Amusing story. 9488.
Auto ride. 9541.

1602

Gaines (8. R.):
Fantasy on a Russian folk- Sens.

18941.
From every earthly pleasure.
1953.
Glory to God in the _ highest.
19041.

I am one with God. 16998.

I’m a wand’rin. 1015, 1016.

Learn to say yes. .17260...

My flower of life. 24590.

Ob, I love you. 7808. (268)

Path of life. 22533. ;

Ring out, ye bells. 2840.

Roses in the morning. 8959.

Voice within. 18201.
Gaines (Tillie) Memories.
Gaines & Finley:

I’m going on.

Will you go?
Gaines & Walker:

I am walking in the King’s high-

way. 8319.

In the sweet bye and bye. 8400.
Gala water, braw braw lads. 8207.
Galbraith (J. L.):

Come unto Me.

Nymphs. 13432.
Gale (W. Go):

God in heaven. 21644.

Love and service. 17321.

O-. Holy, Spirit.. 17596.

Galen (Richard) Schenke mir einen
dollar, mein liebling. 8983.
Galeotti (Césare) :

Attente. 14163 (31).

Chanson d’automne. 14163 (94).

En..réve; + 14163, (laave

Impromptu. 14163 (190).

Matutina réverie. 14163 (339).

Offertoire. 14163 (407).

Papillon valse. 14163 (423).

Par le sentier fleuri. 7808 (102).

Presto capriccioso. 14163 (445).

Scherzo fantastique. 14163 (500).

13294.

6411.
9345.

23632.

INDEX
nos, 1--18. 1923
Tambourin. 14163 (560). Gamble (TIsobeli) T’ll remembey.
. Valse badine. 14163 (584). 24091. .
Valse poétique. 7808 (144). Gamble hinged music co.:
Galey (Francis) Mammy’s lullaby. At the making of the hay. 3454.
8597. | ; By the sea. 17848.
Galinis (Felix) If you wanna make Chinese dance. 1727.
a hit with me. 8379. Coo. 21348.
Gallagher (Bernard) Old King Tut. Creation. 5985.
8808. Garden of sleep. 1961.
Gallagher (HE. L.) Tone ladder tunes. Gipsy John. 3980.
16096, 16097. Glorious and mighty. 8229.
Gallagher (Ju Sw) Sailing on the Dela- In heavenly love abiding. 269.
ware. 11569. Little Indian chief. 10797.
Gallatly (J. M.): Mav song. 4607.
Darewski’s fourth concert party Now sleeps the .crimson petal.
album of concerted numbers. 11195.
- 8072. On the bayou. 1195.
Funny little fairy. 3956. ' Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.
Grown-up people. 8250. 4956.
Man who proposed. 13258. Pussy. 4975.
Oh, little son of mine. 13457. Red noses. 17780.
Seven years hard. 13712. Shepherd’s cradle-song. 5130.

: Vendetta. 9259. e Sing a song of sixpence. 25076.
Gallet (H.) Cours de piano. 3688. Softly the twilight fades. 22827.
Galliard (J. E.) Sonata. 38957. | Song of the sea. 5203.

Galliera (Arnaldo) : Star-spangled banner. 3021.
Andante. 21602. Starlighted midnight. 5231.
Tre liriche. 21603. Where the bee sucks. 5577.
Gallo (F. J.): Wooden shoe dance. 20904.
Pil not forget. 19231. Woodland and meadow. 5629.
I thank you. 6425, 8353. 4
I’ve got a man. 19286. Gambogi (F. Ey:
‘> Remember me. 8931. Dream. 21447.
Words. 5631, 9367. Letter. 22074.
Gallotti (Salvatore) Pentecoste. Two short songs. 21604.
17702. Gambrell (S. H.) Primroses. 15702.
Gallun (Mrs. A. F.) Iam dreaming | Gandria (Alberta) Pourquoi pas.
my sweetheart of vou. 21790. + 94877)
ee We ee anes (Elmer) Here am I—send me.
'Sunbeams at play. 25190. Geet :
Gallur (D. G.): Ganeval (fH. Machabey-) | See Macha-
Dons of Peralta march. 16708. bey-Ganeval (H.).
Gold stripe. 23906. Ganey (M. P.) Blue jean Billy. 3536.
Galuska (J. F.): ranitszky (G.) Anniuta. 3482.
Harmoniana. 205. Ganpe (Louis) :
Jubilant. 24217. Aubade sentimentale. 18364 (15).
Lazy Luke. 242838. Colombelle. 18364 (48).
Leviathan march, 24298. Ecstasy. 18891.
Making the rounds. 244388. Epithalame. 18364 (63).
Galvan (J. E.) Hxtase reverie. 7808 (199).
Come pretty New York girls. 1753. Housarde. 18364 (97-99).
No bird can imitate the mocking Lovely night. 15248.
_ bird’s note, 2622. Marche miniature. 18364 (133).
_ Galvin (Frank) Cake-eatin’ papa. Mazurka d'amour. 18364 (139).

. Siadst i aad Menuet fleuri. 18364 (141).

I don’t know why. 17007. . Menuet pompeux. ale (142).

Oh Min! 11243. Merveilleuses. 18364 (144).
Gamache (Arthur) Tennessee pal. Night of love and stars. 2618.

11897. ; Nuit @amour. 17587, 17588.

-Gambill (H. P.) Yankee Rose. 9372. | Pavane melancolique. 18364
Gamble (G. S.): (163).

Etude brillante. 61839. Rigaudon. 18364 (169).

Sunrise on Golden Gate. 5253. Seandinave. 18364 (176, 177).

1603

INDEX

Gannett (Z. M.)

Saviour. 14027.
Gantt (Lucey) Child madonna. 21291.
Ganz (Rudolf) St. Louis symphony

march. 17829.

Garabedian (C. <A.) Jumbo song.
10650.

Garbett (A. S.) °‘Prailing .arbutus.
T5620).

Garbutt (Will) Colorade bids you
come. 9790.

Garcia (B. de Jesus) See Jesus Garcia
(B. de).

I want to be some-
17088.
Fiesta espagnole.

Gare’a Cw J.)
body’s baby.
Garcia (Pablo)

23812,

Garden (Ray):
Nobody loves me fat. 19945.
When I hear her wooden shoes,

go click, click click. 20809.

Garden comedy suite. 388938, 5001,
5062. .
.Gardier (J. H. R. du) Capitole.
14163 (75).
Gardier (P. C. R. du) Capitole.
14163 (75).
Gardier (R. A. H. RB: du). Capitole.
14163 (75).
Gardiner (H. B.):
Michaelehurch. 22248.
Quet garden. 4981.
Rybbesdale. 550.
Sir Eglamore. 15858.
Gardiner (Jennie) Sparkling wine.
3009.
Gardner (Blanche) Alpha zeta beta.
3411.

Gardner (F. D.):
Happy hours. 8258.
Rose of New York.

Gardner (Florinda) :
There’s just one dance.
Tia Juana. 11965.

Gardner (Fred) Her name is Rose

O’Neal. 4096.

Gareri (Eduardo) :

A frisio. 20977.

Loro pelado. 22134.

Midinettes fox-trot. 2511.
yarland (A.) Fanfare. 10095.
Garland (H. W.) Hopping Joe wig

wag prance. 14852. ,

Garland (Ruth):

22682.

18084.

Impromptu. 21607.
Rhythms for dance instruction.

22654.
Garner (C. 8.) Building castles in

the air. 815.

Garner (G. B.) Jubilee song book.
24220.
Garner (H. D.) You’ve got cheek,

ain’t yuh. 20959.

1604

Waiting for my

pt. 111, nis.; ¥.48

Garner (Lena):
At twilight.
Happy hours.

Garnett (William) :

14163 (30). ;
14163 (225).

Dream garden. 21450.
Huckster. 21780. . tn}
Oh, the sweet contentment. 22457.
Garniss (J. H.):
Love’s focus. 15252.
O come to me in dreamland.
15525.
Garren (J. J.) Broadway. 61.
Garren (Joe):
Big brother. 238487.
Just a girl that men_ forget.
10658.
No wonder they ealled you Mary.
24655.
Garrett (F. E.) Girl it takes for me.
8222.
Garrett (M. A.) June time kisses.
15086.

‘Garrick music sales:

Lost-my-baby blues. 24368.
Tell me you'll forgive me. 25246:
There’s a sad little girl for every
happy little boy. 25278.
Garrido (Angel) Perdéname.
Garriga (Juan):
Amada inmovil.
Amor errante. 18484.
Sueno de hadas. 20487.
Garrison (Alma) Mary Lee.
Garster (J. H.) May day morn,
Garstin (Harold) :
Dance of the island girls,
Island king: 2226, 4327.
Garten (Mrs. Kansas) Deer
21414.
Gartlan (G:, Be):
Assembly songs for every oceasion.
23418.
Beguilin’ smilin’ eyes. 14295.
High school choruses. 988.
High school songs. 989, 990.
Jaunting car. 15062.
Pretty Molly Malone. 15698.
Smiling eyes. 250982.
Universal school
25376-25378.
Garton (JMJ/rs. H.)
17281.
Garver (H. J.)
Gary (Wilmuth)::
‘Almas prayer.
Almas welcome.
By radio. 7958.
Easter prayer. 38842. °
Hail! hail! the caravan. 8256.
Gaskill (Clarence) : :
Bug house fables. 12527, 12528,
16530, 16531, 18595, 18596. °
Happy and go lucky in my old
Kentucky home. 19091, 21692.
Hollywood Rose. 24017.

22544.

18423.

19705.
2466.

6004.

hunt.

music series.

Little by little.
Dixie smiles. 9944.

7832.
7833.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

I wish I was in D-I-X-J-E. 6482.

Uncle Sammy at the piano. 5425.
Waltzing the blues. 3241, 7658,
7659.
Gaskill (Jirs. I. C.) Those steppin’
blues. 16071.
Gaslen. 5096.
Gastelle (mile) Polish dance.
15678.
Gastoldo (G.) Inno dei Fascisti.
6499.
Gastonguay (Darius) See Gaston-

te ign 0 Raye Og Be
Gastonguay (J. L. D.)
mine. 16676.
Gates (Billy) Dreamy eyes you mean
the world to me. 12728.
Gates (Leyford) Normarose. 15516.
Gates (Loretta) Ive got the wanta-
be blues. 8358.

Gathering song of Donald the black.
16848.

Dear girl of

Gathman (O. A.) Beneath the-oid
oak tree. 21148.

Gattari (Alfredo) Four compositions.
21609.

Gatti (Rachele) Andrea Chenier.
25595 (8).

Gattis (D.) Gatti’s (D.) thirty-five

etudes with major and minor scales.
Gatty (A. J. S.-) See Seott-Gatty

CASH)
Gatty (N. C.) Romance. 17805.
Gaubert (—) Méthode compléte de
flite. 17420.
Gaudet (E.):
Amour de ma mie. 774.
Aprés la retraite. 16430.

Aurora mia. 786.

Berceuse pour Ginette. 7914.

Berceuse sicilienne. 14308.

Cantiléne et Pliaska. 7965.

Célébre réver’e. 7982.

Cent exercices de perfectionne-
ment. 3971. -

Chanson caline. 7986.

Cinquante exercices de perfection-
nement. 6222.

Complainte et danse russes.

Concertino. 852.

Coq gaulois. 14472:

Danse de jadis. 14522.

Danse espagnole. 16662.

Défenseurs de Verdun. 9925.

Dix pieces. 18988.

Hspagne de Montmartre. 14625.

Esquisses provencales. 3865.

Kiternelle chanson. 8157.

Fantaisie. 8087.

leur de tendresse.

Fontaine du bonheur.

Humoresque. 19176.

Innocence. 17142.

Kitina. 15134.

94.

164.
8190.

‘Marche des cotillons. 378, 15291.
Marche militaire. 15293.
Marche sportive. 1125, 17391.
‘Marche triomphale. 1126.

Mare lucente! 4589.
Menuet des charmes. 153382.
Messe de N. D. des _victoires.
19749.
Moldavia. 8660.
Parfums du bonheur. 15623.
Pierrette s’ éveille. 17715.
Quatre poémes. 18989.
Sérénade enfantine. 1275.
Sons of liberty. 9093.
Sur up air américain. 1331.
Tendre obsession. 16037.
Toronto forward. 29653.
‘Tu es mon matin. 1389.
Voix aimée. 690.
Yeux. 1456.
Gaudiosi (Mario) Fox bleu. 6201.
Gaul (A. R.): ;
Eye hath not seen. 3886.
Jack Frost. 8416.
Gaul (H. B.):
Babe of Bethlehem. 18479.

Benedictus es Domine. 21150.
For the numberless unknown
heroes. 23843.

Fresh paint. 10177.

Go tell it on the mountains.
19046.

O Lord, support us. 24676.
Short communion service.
Six humorous songs. 8212.
South Carolina croon song.
Storyland. 25171.
Tale of the dachshund.
Tubal Cain. 7577, 13970.
Gauntley {Hardy) Molly
19778. |
Gauthier (Louis)
9930.
Gautier (Albert)
Gautier (F. A.)
16479.
Gauwin (Ad.):
A la Turgue. 5684.
Aimons-nous donc.
Java du Cyclope. 10624.
Sérénade d’Orient. 22753.
Valse en forme de collier de jade.

11640.
1309.

11873.
Magee.

Departed

days.

See Gautier (F. A.)
Beer and wines.

14184.

7612.

Zoulie * * * madame. 7801.
Gaveaux (Pierre) Andantino. 14730.
Gave! (EHugene) Alexis. 21008.
Gavey (Waiter):

Convict’s mother. 18719.

His Pennsylvania gal. 8286.
Izzy. 24195.

Gaw (L: M.).. Heney dew. ,19151.

Gavint= re
Sleep, O steen.
Virtue’s treasure.

18755.

14018.

1605

INDEX

Se

Gay (Byron) :
Dixie Lou. 16703.
Hate, it was fate when I first met

you. 1917, 6167, 6168; 215387,
21538.

Keep. a-go'n’, 6579, 19497, 20974,
(152)

Little rose of my heart. 13186,
13187.

Mello-D-flat.

Nifty Lou.

Soul of a
(123)

Two little eyes. 12033.

Vamp me, and JT’ll vamp you.

6790.
19928, 24640.
rose. 22857, 23352.

5449.
Willya. T7741, 12242.
Gay (C. M.) Now or never again.
463.

Gay (John):

Beggar’s opera. 12468.
Polly. 7122.
Gaylord (Gene) Let’s waltz again.
6624. .
Gaylord (M. L. R.):
Calvary selection of spiritual

songs with music for the church
and the choir. 1475 (1).

Calvary selecton of spiritual
songs with musie for use in so-
cial meetings. 1475 (2).

Gaynor (—):

Bears. 38369 (6).

Dragon fly. 3369 (15).

Steam cars. 3369 (63).

Wind. 3369 (8&1).

Gaynor (J. L.):

Because she kissed it. 14163 (46). |}

Black-smith. 16508.

Froggie’s swimm ng school.

If I knew.. 14163 (262).

In my garden. 14163 (268).

Light bird. 17273.

Little shoemaker. 17288.

Molly. 14163 (359).

Moon boat. 17451.

My true love gave me a red, red
rose. 14163 (377).

My valentine. 14163 (378).

Reverie. 14163 (462).

Serenade. 14163 (509).

Slumber boat. 9C57. 20385.

16835.

Squirrel and the honey bee. 17970.
Wind went wooing the rose. 14163
(615).
Gazier (B.):
Ave Maria. T7874.
Pie Jesu. 8866.
Gebhard (—) En _ valsant. 25595
(375).
Gedalge (A. A. Dictées musicales.

18808-18811.
Gedney (Ken)
wonder why.

We said good-bye, I
25451, 25452.

pt. 117} ni s.,ive18

Gee (C. 8S.) . Message of dreams, 6812.
Gee (G. L.) Queen of Dixieland.
8914. :
Geehl (Henry) :
From the Samoan isles.
Good-day! said
12871.
Londcnderry air.
My world. 13399.
School for scandal. 13688.
Serenade. 7808 (287).
Souvenir intermezzo. 7808 (294).
Geer (KE. H.):
America, the beautiful.
Cantabile. 18624. ;
Geerken (Charles) Old Glory. 4834.
Gehrkens (K. W.) Universal school
music series. 25376-25378.
Gehrmans (Carl) musikfoérlag:
Hor du valsens ljuva melodi.
2062.
Madame d’Ora. 2429, ‘
Mes étoiles. 2505. 2506.
Queen of Saba. 2797, 4979.
Radamés. 2803, 7175.
Rosornas sang. 2872.
Sjomansliv. 9051.
Solitude. 2971. 7353.

Geibel (Adam):
As thy days. 16488.
Be joyful in the Lord. 20974 (7).
Be Thou my guiding light. 16473.
Children’s day classics, no. 10.
5945.
Cling closer to Jesus. 16604.
Dear Saviour’s face. 16683.
Don’t stop to think. 20974 (16).
Emblem of freedom. 20974 (20).
Fairy spell. 14667.
Flag of our country. 9413 (47).
Flavia. 10135.
Good night. 20974 (381).
Guest of Bethlehem. 970.
Guinevere. 23948.
Happy season. 6298.
Hymns of the living gospel, no. 1.
12951.
In May. 20974 (389).
In the old swing. 15022.
It is always morning somewhere.
VIDS
King of Calvary. 4414.
Let’s play soldiers. 15171.
Light and glory. 24308.
Lo! I am with you alway. 17296.
Magnificat. 19659.
Make a rainbow of your tears.
Lote:
March of the guard. 5679 (71).
New anthems of praise. 1176.
‘Night song. 20974 (52).
On the rocking horse. 15576.

128389.
the blackbird.

24347-24349,

0129,

1606

TL ae
s Saat eel
hel

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923
Over the fields of clover. 14163 | Geitner (Otto) Du bist die schdnste
(419). frau der welt. 8128. _
Progress. 24898. Gelb (S. E.) I was a fool to believe

Rejoice greatly. 7192.

Shadow of the evening hour.
9413 (127).

Sleep, weary wanderer.

Sleepy time. 15862.

Son divine. 17944.

Speed, bonny bark. 20974 (75).

11676.

Woodland rhapsody. 14121.
Geibel (Adam) music co.:
All for the best. 16401.

As thy days. 16488.

Be Thou my guiding light. 16473.
Cling closer to Jesus. 16604.
Dear Saviour’s face. 16683.

Flavia. 10135.

Guest of Bethlehem.

Infant King. 17141.

It is always Morning somewhere.

17153.

King of Calvary.

Life eternal. 4473.

Light and glory. 24308.

Lo! I am with you alway. 17296.

Make a rainbow of your tears.

17378.

Nature’s kingdom. 6942.

Rejoice greatly. 7192.

Son divine. 17944.

Uncrowned King. 20692.
Geiger (Hrno) A Marianka. 11211.
Geiger (Gyula) Nur dir hann ich

nieht treu sein. 4799.
Geiger (J. A.):
By the garden gate I’ll meet you.
Pilyieees

Rose of paradise.

970.

4414,

15771,

Geiger (Oskar):
Heut hab’ ich zeit. 8283.
Just for to-night. 6566-6569,

10669, 13099, 22014.
Just one night. 4393.
Geilheim (N. B.): ~
May while we may. 22212.
My beautiful Ann of Ann Arbor.
19832, 19833.
Under the sarvice tree.
Wildwing. 12236.
Geiling (Wayne) Tulip... 5405.
_ Geise (H. E.) Mean love makin’ man.
4612.

5427.

|. Geise (Harry) :

Blue bird blues. 23501. —_.
Blue Island blues. 14333, 23503.
Hoo-doo blues. 19157.
South s‘de blues. 20445.
3lst street blues. 20974.
Geisler (Paul) Episode for the piano.
12344 (28).
Geist (B.) Mabel. 19653.
‘Geist (J. L.) Will you meet me in
the morning. 7738.

106658—24——_20

in you. 241382.

Gelbart (M.) Zum frost. 3367.
Gelicke (W. A.) Old fashioned cot-
tage down the lane. 4829.
Géliot (Robert) :
Celle qui charme. 3604.
Tolzir bat.
Gelman (Masie) My heart is calling
Vou. “Z23a5. ;

Gem dance folio for 1924. 19017.
Gems of the Emerald Isle. 6221.
Genna (Andrea):

Aurora Splendida. 12415.

Fantasia notturna. 12791.
Gennaro (Marcel) :

Feuilles mortes. 14681.

Papillon. 15619.

Vision d’Orient. 20738.

Geno (Mrs. A. J.) Bill Brown. 5835.
Gensier (Lewis) :
Do you love, as I love. 3786.

Hot Hindoo. 16972.
-Lullaby lane. 6717.
Reuben, Reuben, where have you
been, 22650.
Romeo. 5035.
Yvonne. 12382.
Geoffrey (César)
neige. 912.
George (A. W.) Mother mine, dear-
est pal of all. 8675.

George (Stennett)
were you born.
George (Winfred) :
Be my singing bird. 14287.
My Indiana home. 13376.

Hitape sous la

Tell
9164.

me, when

George White’s scandals. 10364,
11279,
Georgeoff (Evan) Dear little flower.
1818.

Georges (Alexandre) :
Chanson de Miarka. 7990.

Lorette. 17313.
Marche funébre. 22193.
Marseillaise. 6770.

Messe de requiem. 13301.
Song of the rover. 5202.

Georgi & Vitak music co.:
Ambassador march. 21030, 21031.
Jig away boys. 8481.
Krakowiak z pod wawel.
Ladna helcia. 8482.
Lithuanian orchestra dance folio

8479.

NO, bo. 25.
Muziky muziky musite krasné
hrat. 8695-8698.

Nowa polska. 8767.

Oberek z nad wisly. 11219.
Secessya polka. 8996.

la nanynka do zeli. 9054, 9055.
Toéte se, pardalové! 9216.
Trhava riiZe. 9228-9230.

1607

INDEX

Georgi & Vitak music co.—Continued.
Tulak.. 9289, 23091,’ 23092.

Ulubieniec oberek. 23109. —
Underneath the Elbe. 23118,

23119. ,
Vamzdelis. 23188.

Wieczorna roza. 23264.
Wiosna—mazurka. 9350.
Zawierucha—mazur. 9406.
Gerald (Zeph Fitz-) See Fitz-Gerald
(Zeph )
Gerber (Alex) :
Everything wil! be alright.
Feed bag song. 16797.
Hello Jackie. 4091.
If I bad the pipe that Peter Piper

21521.

piped. 14975.
In Bulgaria. 13033.
Kokomo. 15142.

My empty picture frame. 17497.

Oh those women. 4820.

Three thousand years ago. 7536.

You'll have to make other ar
rangements. 23316.

Nothing sweeter. 11187.

Gerbin (Louis) She’s French. 2940.
Gerdes (Arava) Pacific blues. 20077.
Gere (—) Impression. 25595 (409).
Gere (F. P.):

Pourquoi, 20146.

Profile. 17747.
Gerhardt (H. E.):

Primrose march. 4965.

175th anniversary march. 18368.

Gerlier (F.):
Cent exercices
ment. 3971.
Cinquante exercices de perfection-
nement. 6222.
Gerit (Richard):
Suite in A dur. 22920.
Variationen und Symphonischer
epilog tiber ein thema von Franz
Schubert. 23139.
German (Hdward)
march themes. 3899.
Germanos (Metropolite)
merciful. 7827.
Germany, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. V.
Germer (Heinrich) No. 1 of 100 ele-
mentar-etuden. 14163 (392).
Gerould (M. E.) When the bluebirds
and robins return again. 16248.
Gerrish (I. F.):
Earth is the Lord’s.

de perfectionne-

Fantasia on

Allah the

7808 (26).

God is our refuge and our
strength. 7808 (40).

Hark! the sound of jubilee. 7808
(42).

In clouds of radiant light. 7808
(49).

Ring evermore ye blessed bells.
7808 (110).

Slow march. 7808 (122). _

1608

pt. II, 0. S., v. 18

Spirit of truth. 7808 (126).
Temple all-glorious. 7808 (133).
Gerrish (W. H.):

Earth is the Lord’s. 7808. (26).

God is our refuge and our
strength. T7808 (40).

Hark! the sound of jubilee. 7808
(42).

In clouds of radiant light. ‘808
(49).

Ring evermore ye blessed bells.
7808 (110).

Slow march. 7808 (122).

Spirit of truth. 7808 (126).

Temple all-glorious. 7808 (133).

Gerrish (W. P.):
Earth is the Lord’s. 7808 (26).
God is our refuge and our strength.

7808 (40).

Hark! the sound of jubilee. 7808
(42).

In clouds of radiant light. 7808
(49).

Ring evermore ye blessed bells.
7808 (110).
Slow mareh. T7808 (122).
Spirit of truth. 7808 (126).
Temple all-glorious. 7808 (133).
Gershwin (—) Do it again. 1837.
xyershwin (George) :
All over town. . 5718.
At half past seven. 18455.
Eastern moon. . 6110.
Good-night, my dear. 6261.
T’ll build a stairway to paradise.
1719, 21818.
I won’t say I will, but I won’t
say I won’t. 14963.
In the rain. 6492.
Innecent lonesome blue baby.

4314, 8406.
Jijibo. 24212.
Let’s be lonesome together. 10754.
Life of a rose. 10772.
Lo-La-Lo. 13191.
Mah-jongg. 24428.
Moonlight in Versailles. 6863,

8668.
Nashville nightingale. 17551.
Oh, Nina. 7003.
On the beach at How’ve-you-been.

11279.
Pepita. 24822.
Rainbow. 8919.

Someone believes in you. 25108.

Stop flirting. 13848, 15943, 22901.

Strut lady with me. 7488.

Sunday in London town. 7447.

Sunshine trail. 7450.

Sweetheart, ’'m so glad that I met
you. 7466, 7467.

That American boy of mine. 3998.

There is nothing too good for you.
13914.

Throw her in high. 11961.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923 ©

Under a one-man top. 25372.
Virginia, don’t got too far. 2541
Where is she. 12206.
White’s (George) Scandals.
You and I in old Versailles.
Gerst (S. A.):
Hi! there postman. 23999.
Just say it somehow. 6573.
Gerstlé (H. 8.) Youth. 16366.
Gerten (Dorothy) :
Harbor of love and home. 21696.
My garden of roses and dreams.
22029,
Waiting. 23167
Gertenberg (Friedrich)
11536.
Gervasio (N.):

Feuille d@’ album. 6175.
Hautbois soupire. 6307.
Gessner (Anna) Wondering.
Gest (Elizabeth) : ;

Chick-a-dee-dee.
City. 9776.
Echo song. 1880.
In Arcady. 10555.
Rainbow song. 2812.
River Nile. 11519.
Star-flowers, 11774.
Get right. stav right. 19020.
Getchell (E. P.) Everybody
10088.
GeteynoecO. oF.)
dream I had.
Getzoff (D. I.)
waltz. 18256.
Gevaert (—) Old French Christmas
carol. 13467.
Ghent (M. A.) To a wild rose. 16085.
Ghiselle. 14163 (197).
shys (Henry) Amarvyllis.
Giacchi (Michele) Tu
SCE
Giammatteso (H. E.):
Memories of you.
Theme. 1365.
Giannatelli i Vite)
pina. 20147.
Giardini (Felice} :
Come Thou almighty King.
Trois piéces. 21623.
Gibbens (jfrs. V. M:)
mother. 14498.
Gibbon (A. ©.)
dusty after all,
Gibbons (James)
IT heard her sing Killarney.
Gibbons (Orlando):
Fair is the rose. 1967.
QO, Lord, increase my faith.
Silver swan. 11656.
. Gibbs (—) Runnin’ wild.
Gibbs (A. H.):
Down in your heart.
Foolin’ me. 12824.

18285.
12289.

Rose Marie.

18318.
23585.

sing.

Vil
10450.
When

tell you the

sweethearts

9472.
sola Mari’.

6798.

Povera Givisep-

21357.

Daddy and

Things not so
To2g.

T’ve loved her since
260.

une

4802.
13672.
6078.

I got the fever. 10433, 14884,

14885.
Pickin’ the blues away. 15650.
Pickins. 4923.

Runnin’ wild. 549, 11551, 11552.
That cut-out dance from Charles-
ton town. 3160.

Gibbs (C. A.):

Covent garden. 1774.
xile. 18928.
Gibbs (L. E.) My yesterday’s and.
you. 19902.

Gibson (Ben) When your girl has
turned you down. 23232
Gibson (D. L.) Watch the love bub-
bles and the streaming tide. 9282.
Gibson (Fred) :
Gooseberry tart.
F think.” 12993:
Gibson (.fohn) :
Caledon Mountain.
Caledon quadrille.
Gibsen reel. 950,
MecGinty’s best.
Scotch melody.

241,

820, 5884.
821, 5885.
6226.
1T19; "6T22.
1272, T2569.

~ Times waltz. 13872, 7546.
Gibson (Sidney) Bang, on your tam-
bourine. 793, 3487.

Gibson (Wm.)

Gibson-Butler (H. E.):
Dancing leaves. 14512.
Desert love. 16696.
Let me comfort you.
Myths and melodies.

Giddings (H. M.):
Beneath a soft southern moon.

21147.
Dreaming blue eyes. 128.
I hear a voice calling fish. 19217.
Listen for the ragman. 19570.
Tell me while we're dancing.
20245.
When the roses bloom again. 20836.

Giddings (T. P.):

Elementary music. 10049.

Introductory music. 10593.

Juvenile music. 22023.

Songs of childhood. 5209.

Universal teacher for orchestra
ind band instruments. 12050,
12051

Willis graded school orchestra and

band series. 12241.

Gideon (Henry):
Af'n ‘veg. “3382.
Forlozn. 39438.
Krom the cradle

3952, 3953.
Ich gei arois. 4242.
Nit kain gebetene. 4755.
Oi bruder, zog. 4823.
Oi gvalt, a ganef. 4824.
Oi shlof main feigele.
Pi-pi-pi-pi-pi. 4929.
Rebi. 4998.

So long Kitty. 15878.

22070.
154738.

to the chuppe.

4825.

1609

INDEX

pt. ITI, n. 8., V. 18

Gideon (Henry )—Continued.

Rozhinkes mit mandlen. 5052.
Shein ben ich. 5128.

Tsen brider. 5403.

Unter Yankele’s vigele. 5482.

Vos-zhe vilstu. 5479.
Yisroel am kdeishim. 5644.
Gidecn (Melville) :
Come along and sing. 849.
Don’t let ’em scrap the British
navy. 1846.
Dream days.
I ain’t a-goin’
10407.
I’m tickled to death I’m single,
they can’t catch me. 10488.
If winter comes, springtime will
soon be here. 10544.
Leave a lot of time for
13148.
Let’s go fifty-fifty. 13156.
On the banks of the Nile.
Secrets. 13701.
Spring punions. 7416.
Tampa bay. 1847, 9154.
There may be days. 13916.
There’s only one girl. 3124.
Vamp. 3202.
When the sun goes down. 1427.
Wild men of Borneo. 3297.
Giese (—) Call. 9688.
Giese (Harry):
If winter
bound.
Rainbo Rose. 15727.
Gieseking (Walter) Quintett. 2800.
Giesman (Hazel) Come back my boy
to me. 9792.

Giffe (W. T.) Giffe’s new
quartet book. 14163 (198)
Gifford (—) Night o’ memory.

Gifford (A. M,)
Album of a melodies of Ireland.
7821.
Dodgin’ the blues. 23720.
Hesitatin’ mamma. 6943.
Tennessee chuckles. 16038.
Gifford (A. M.), jr.:
Bachelor blues. 21098.
Ballad, fox trot melody.
Black and blue. 18543.
Carolina hoetfoot. 23563.
Darktown dancing school.
Gifford’s blues. scaic
I ain’t got no time. 21788.
It ain’t no fault of mine,
Midnight blues. 22245.
Sobbin’ blues. 17929.
Spread it. 20456.
Gifford (Harry):
Bowery Rose.
Down on the
890.
I’m going
12976.

891.
no more

a-roamin’,
love.

13479.

comes, Vm Alabama

14983.

male

8STAS.

PtAT2:
18763.
Dis 162.

14344.

old Dutch. farm.

to make you love me.

I’m tired of w aiting for you.
12984.
Oh! I’m lanetine 13455,
Sing a song of bonnie Scotland.
9042, —
Gift of love. 21624.
Giggey (C. Hf.) Philip MeCann.
Giglio (Clemente) :
No push! no push! no push!

24839.

just

wait a minuzza. 15507.
No push. one minute. 15508.

Gigout (Hugéne) :
Album grégorien.
Heures mystiques.

116)
Larmes humaines.

Gilbert (—-):

25595 (2, 3)
25595 (109-

25595 (156)

Fiisschen sind zum tanzen da.
10187.
Schoénte von allen: 11589,
Gilbert (A. J.) Bay state song. 9575.

Gilbert (A. L.) Most friends are like

sweet summer flowers. 11040.
Gilbert (A. M.):
My Fei Louise. 6899.

My Spanish sunbeam. 6923.
Our Teddy. 7050.
Gilbert (D. R.):

Fruit of the spirit. 5679 (40)

King of glory shall come in. 14163
(298)

Ye gates lift your heads. 14163
(623)

Gilbert (G. V.) Five first grade pieces.
23880.
Gilbert (H. Ff.) Dance in Place Congo.
1796.
Gilbert (H. M.):
Beyond the starry skies. 3526.
Great eternal Christmas. 19077.
Gilbert (Harry) Song is the heart’s
release. 7371.
Gilbert (J. G.):
ee you’re just like my mammy.
TOL.
Blue trot blues. 23507.
Come and be matey Katie. 238621.
I’m crazy on Daisy, she’s crazy on

me. 24100.
Iowa. 21951.
Gilbert (J. J.) Soir. 17931.
| Gilbert (Jean) : ;
Dorine und der zufall. 9971,
14581.
Katja, die tinzerin. 15117.
Kle ne stinderin. 15137.
Lady of the rose. 2812.

Old man every time. 2685, 2686.

Gilbert (L. W.): :
Our little home. 1205, 8829.
There’s nobody else but you.

11934, 12344 (2388)

Gilbert (L. W.) music corp. :
Almond eyes. 767.
Kentucky echoes. 7679 (245)

1610

INDEX

nos, 1-18, 19238

Natchez and the Robert E. Lee.
5679 (286)

On a moonlight night. 5679
(295)

Our little home. 1205, 5679 (299),
8829. .

There’s nobedy else but you.
11934, 12344 (238), 18085.

Gilbert (Luey} Grand duke. 14163

(216)
Gilbert (Mercedes) :
Doodle-do. 6064.
Slow down sweet papa cause

mama’s catching up with you. |

13759. ;
Somebody else is crazy ‘bout your
used to be. 13782.

You just can’t have no one. 1460.
Gilbert (R. S.) Embryo musician.
903.
Gilbert (W. B.) Evening hymn.
14168 (159)
Gilbert (W. S.) Second new Sulli-
van selection. 20313, 25021.
Gilbert music co.:
Follow the leader. 16822.
Hike, Notre Dame! 24006.
March. 17856.
Melody. 17857.
Puppets on parade. 17752.
Serenade. 17864.
Waltz. 17858.
When you are gone. 25489.
Gilbraith (Pearl) Yum, yum, tiddle

dum. 5674.

Gilehrist (A. R.):

Blue-eyed lassie. 18364 (28)

Dainty Davie. 18364 (54).

Hark, what mean _ those holy

voices. 18364 (88).

My heart is sair. 18364 (149)

Gilchrist (W. L.):

Cheering up daddy. 5936, 5987,

9741.
If the world would just keep
smiling. 21905.

Gilchrist (W. W.):
Blue-eyed lassie. 18364 (28)
Dainty Davie. 18364 (54)
Hark, what mean those holy
voices. 18364 (88).
My heart is sair. 18364 (149).
moilder (J. °F.) :
Belle caprice. 5679 (15).
¥ Bravo march. 25595 (35).
Gilder (J. P.)

Belle ecaprice. 5679
(15).
Gill (A.) pseud. See Testa (M.).
Gill (Emerson) Always blue. 21026.
Gill (M. A.) When God made a

mother like you. 5539.
Gill (W. H.) Sheep under the snow.
Bodo (201),
Gilleg (Henry)
armful I have ever known.

Youre the sweetest
5663.

Gillen (—) Melodies of the South.

ca et a sl

18698.
17494.
$1,000,000 waltz.

Cock a doodle.
My dream girl.
Gillex (J... BY
5679. f
Gillen (M. M.) Angels knew. 1526.
Gilles (René) Sonate. 13405.
Gillesp'e (—) I’m just a little blue,
for*you. , 2127.
Gillespie (Haven):
Honey, dat ’s all.
Skeezix. 20376.
Gillespie (Marion)
Zao, (b2ei)..
Gillet (Ernest) :
“Danse des bambous. 18864 (55).
Idylle aux champs. 18364 (110).
Lettre de Manon. 18364 (125).
Petite duchesse. 18364 (164).
Gillette (Gladys) Soothing lullaby.
22856.
Gillette
to heaven.

14163 (670)

Soul of a_ rose:

(Josephine) Margie’s gone

13265.

Gillette (M. E.) Syren’s song. 25218.
Gillham (Art):
Days of yesterday. 21398.
Mean blues. 17405.
Gillin (T. B.) Thinking and dream-
ing of you. . 25286.
Gillingham (Johncea) If ye love
Me. 14984.
Gillis (Helen) Wondering. 12258.

Gilman (—):

Bears. 3369 (6).

Dragon fly. 3369 (15)

Steam cars. 3369 (63)

Wind. 3369 (81)
Gilmore (H. L.) National song of

the Ku-klux-klan. 6941.

Gilmour (G. D.) Peg o’ mine Ill be
waiting for you. 4903.

Gilmour (S. D.) Home fires. 8294.

Gilpin (Charles) Here’s Howe. 6326.
Gilrod (Louis) :
Alle weiber solen leiben 100 yur..

1507.

Alles kleibt zich zu, mir. 12375..-
Dudky brat. 3829.
Dus bintel brief. 10016.
Dus gite kwitel. 12734.
Epes noch. 10065.
Helft die Yiden in Rusland.
2047.
Kale unter der chipe. 22024.
Latest improvements. 2333.
' Leshunu toivu tikuseivu. 13153.

Malke auf Paissach. 8592.
Malke of Peisach. 2485.
Moishe litwak un moishe galitz--

ioner. 6847.
Shabes nuchin kigel. 22758.
Sie ot es. 9082.
Toko-boko tantz. 23067.

1611

INDEX
pt. m1, n. s., v. 18

Gilrod (Louis)—Continued. - Giovannelli (Attilio) :
Tootzi mutzi. 23070. Bailiamo un po. 23451.
Watch the door. 12128. Marietta. 24462.
Wus ich -hob gewolt hob ich | Girard (Jack) You taught me how
oisgefirt. 3331. to love you so please don’t leave. me
Yidish shtikel. 12283. now. 3354,
Gimbel (Charles) Reverie du soir. | Gisner (E. M.) Oh Lynnie. 17617.

11508. Giuda (Gennaro) ’A bella ’e Margel-
Ginami (Corinna Bertolini-) See hina! «| Tom

Bertolini-Ginami (Corinna) Giuttari (Salvatore) :

Gines (Jesse) : ’O castigo. 2644, 22414.
Ain’t goin’ to worry no more. Ragei di luna. 20185.
20994. Saltando. 20285.

_ i don't care, if you don’t. 21803. | Give me the old time religion. 19036.
Gingham girl. 7114, 16858, 18250. Givogre (Louisa) Hear the mocking
Gingold (William) Roite kusine, fun bird. 21720. .

roiten Russland. 18654. Glad tidings pub. co. Glad tidings in
Gingrich (Irving) : song. 6239.

Jolly winter time. 15076. 5918.
1 =
; Out upon the sea. 15606. Gladstone (I.) :

Ginn & ¢O.: Klingen gleker. 24269.
Hlementary music. 10049. Tzipele. 25367.
Introductory music. 10595. i /

Juvenile music. 22023. Gladwin (J. S.):
Music primer. 4697. Hichoes. | 8136.
Two hours. 9248.

Hunters’ glee. 21784. Gladstone (Ed.) Cat’s whiskers.
Songs of childhood. 5209.

Ginsberg (Solly) : Glantz (Nat):
Honey bunch. 12928. Fluttering butterfly. 12817.
Just for Mary and me. 13098. Valse la la. 9257.
Oh, boy! how Danny can dance. Valse ma jolie. 7614.
8788, 112382. Glaser (C. G.) O for a thousand
That Tacoma home o’ mine. 9181. tongues to sing. 22418.
True. 23084. Glason (Billy) Id give a lot to know
Wait till you’re blue. 16187. just what that sweet sweet mam-
Ginty (H. C.) Sweetest love of all. ma’s got. 4156.
15994. Glass (Louis):
Gioé (Joseph) : Sange. 1265.
Darling mother. 1809. To sange til Danmark. 21640.
Festa dei fiori. 12799. Glasson (T. B.): . :
Mugliera abbandunata. 24575. Crossing the bar. 9840.
Regina. 11496. In the forest. 10575.
Solo bacio. 7354. Glasting (Charles) Adoree. 16382.

Spring birds. 11768.
Ueccello ineantevole. 20688.
Giordani (G.) Caro mio ben. 3592.

Glazounow (Alexandre) :
Meditation. 2476, 19719.
Melodie arabe. 24490. .

Giordano (Cecchino) : Pirouette. 25595 (464).
Facimme ’o peceato. 1905. Waltz. 1976.

Presso il ruscello. 2786. Gleason (C. J.) I want some one to

‘Giordano (Umberto) : ‘* Jove. 10513.
Andrea Chenier. 25595 (7, 8). -Gleason (G. J.) Lost youth, 22138.
Fedora. 23807. Glenn (I. B.):

Giorgetti (F.) Giorgetti (F.) metodo. I love, love you. 12971.

19026. I owe all that is good to you.

‘Gioro (Sam) They tell me that you 12989.

love me, 11938. Last night. 13140.

Giosi (Guido): Ten times ten, times twenty I’m
Good bye forever. 1996. going back to Tennessee. 13900.
Morocean moon. 153883. Glenville (Shaun) Let’s go round to
Serenade in F. 2931. Auntie Flo. 8502.

Unknown soldier. 7599. Glesias & Kiernan. Chattanooga
7™ regiment band march. 3369. lump of sugar. 3616.

1612

nos. 1-13, 1923

Glick (J. G.
ago. 20120.
Glick (L. B.)
Gliere (R. M.)
the sea. 22515.
Glinka (—) Airs russes. 14186.
Glinka (M.) Lark. 8490, 15158..
Glinky (—) Skylark. 14163. (520)
Glinskas (Anthony) Echoes from the
Baltic. 21480.
Gliwudski (S.) Prelude to an imag-
inary drama. 11442.
Globe music pub. co.
Day by day in every way I’m get-
ting better and better. 1814.
Jealous of me. 10630.
Spanish dancer. 20450, 22869.
Glogau (Jack):
Italian smiles. 6520, 19409.
Not a chance in the world. 11183,
11184.
Why should I blame it on you.
16297.
954.

M.) Play days of long
Melody waltz. 13292.
Over the depths of

Gloria.
Glory. 719, 1268, 1396, 11581.

Glory songs. 187.

Glover (A. M.) At sunset. 21068.
Glover (B. J.) Sweetheart o’ mine.

11846. -
Gluck (C. W. von):
Gavotte. 955.
Iphigenia in Aulis. 955.
Mélodie. 8230.
Orpheus. 23892.
Petite suite de ballet 19043.
Gneecco (P. EE.) Fior di siviglia.
6180.
Gnibba (L. M.) ‘Friends: 16829.

4112, 4310, 4509, 5045, 5046.
6511, 6842, 7439, 7600, 7710, 8231.

Go tell it on the mountains. 19046.

Goad (Dorsey) Ive found a cave-
man daddy. 21867.

Goad (K. F.) Memories and melo-

Go-go.

dies. 22226.

Goatley (Alma) Life anew. 2356.
Gobbaert (N. V.) Cabaret blues.
21227.

Gobbaerts (L. J.):

Blane et noir. 12344 (4).

Cendrillon valse, no. 2. 14163
(82).

Cerisette mazurka. no. 2. 14163
(S5.) .

Chevaux de bois. 20974 (11).

Conte de grand’mére. 20974 (18).
Menetrier scéne
20974 (49).
Papilion polka. 20974 (62).
Pendule 4 musique. 20974 (63).
Perles fines valse. 20974 (64).
Petits jongleurs. 12344 (42).
Progressive series studies. 11463.
Rose rouge mazurka. 20974 (69).
Sabres de bois. 12344 (44).

Streaese.

| Godlove (Ora)

Seguidille. 20974 (70).

Sérénade. 20974 (71).

Tambour battant, no. 2. 14163
(559)

Vive polichinelle. 20974 (82).
Godard (B. L. P.):
Berceuse. 12866, 23897.
Chopin. 10235. -
In the woods. 4003.
Mazurka. 14163 (206).
On the mountain. 4004.
On the mountains. 16373 (25).
4eme mazurka. 14163 (207).
Godard (Charles) Angelus. 5746.
Godard (M. L. A.) Berceuse de
Jocelyn 14163 (203, 204).
Godfrey (Fred):
. End of the rainbow trail. 12756.
Rolling home in the morning after
the ball. 13655.
Sorry, you'll be. sorry,
11743.
Godfrey (J. M.):
J. R. A. 10496.
We'll guard it
sleeping. 23181.
Godfrey (Percy) :
Marionettes.
Masquerades.
Godin (Felix) :
Lovely Lucerne. 1107. ©
Shadows of memory. 13715.

If blue eyes smile
baek at you. 19315.
Godowsky (—). Menuet.

Godowsky (Louis) :
Menuetto. 10972.
Serenade espagnole. 13707.

Godowsky (W.) Great beyond. 21673.

lorrie.

while they’re

15299.
15305.

10970.

Godron (Al.) pseud. See Seiler (Al-
bert)
God’s lullaby. 23901.
: Goebert (V. M.) Hmmm hot dawg.
24012.
Goebert (Mrs. V. M.) Hmmm hot
dawg. 24012.

Goerdeler (J. H.)
College bells.
Daffodil waltz.
Marigold polka.
Punch and Judy.

Goerdeler (Richard) :

Black Hussars polka. 5679 (17).
College bells. 14163 (110).
Daffodil waltz. 14163 (129).
Marigold polka. 14163 (333).
Old folks at home. 14163 (408).
Puneh and has 14163 (453).

Goerdeler (Was) Acde:

Black Hussars polka. 5679 (17).
Old folks at home. 14163 (408).

14163 (110).

14163 (129).
14163 (333).
14163 (453).

Goering (Al.) Star cf Egypt. 7427.

Goethe (J. W.) Sehnsucht. 20315.

Goethe (Wolfgang von) Natur.
15479. ;

1615

INDEX

Goetz (Coleman) Kentucky U. 8S. A.
2285.

Goetz (EK. R.)

Goetz (K. D.)

Goff (M. 1.)

time. 8618.

Goin’ :to shout. 23908.

Goin’ to shout all over God’s heaven.

23904.
Golby
6188.

Gold (Joe):

Bad news blues. 14276.
Bebe. 9413 (161).
Slow poke. 11677-11679.

Gold (Lous) Driftwood.

21466.

Gold (Matthew) :
Adventurous bowman.
Autumn. 12418.

I remember, I remember.
Light o’ the moon. 18680.
Madrilena. 10894.
Mormon blues. 11037.
My star. 19891.
My window. 17545.
Oh how, oh how you make love.
19996.
Pan and the poet.
Russian song in F.,
Spanish song. 7406.
Sunlight. 18006.
Sweet little one.
Tango. 9156.
Tango in A. 11876.
Texas Harriet. 11898.
Three witches. 13935.
Waltz moonlight. 9756.
Gold (Monroe). Take it easy.. 20541.
Gold (Sam):
Don’t mess with me. 886.
Tell them they’re beautiful, they
love it. 20578.
Gold. 605.
Goldberg (Abraham) If you knew
how I cried over you. 19824.
Goldberg (H. H.) Ocean blues. 11221.
Goldberg (Julius) Grab me, nab me,
dear. 16898.

Goldberg (R. C.):

Day by day in every way I’m get-

So this is love. 15874.
Nimble fingers. 15502.
Maybe sometime Ill find

(Philip) Florentine nights.

18873.

3080.
4214.

13522.
2877.

20518.

ting better and better. 1814.
Grandaddy. 197.
Jealous of me. 106380.
Love fool. 346.
Vimp. 684.
Goldberg (Samuel) Litvishe shtete:e.
13190.
Goldby (E..D.) King Momus march.
2293.
Golden (Ernie) While the city sleeps.
18277.

Golden bells. 23907.
Golden book of favorite songs.
Golden bride. 6276.

10241.

pt. 1, n.s., v.18

Golden cockerel. 16991.
Golden gems. 16878.

Golden glee song book.
Golden goose. 10499.
Goldenberg (W. S.)

21651.

My maid on the

bamboo sereen.. 11120.

Goldene kalle. 21649.

Goldfarb (Samuel) Golden staff.
21653.

Goldman (E. F.):
Emblem of freedom. 10055, 18900.
On the mall. 20030, 20031.

Pioneer: 11400, 20118.
Goldman (H. R.) Seales and chords.
(P45 3% .
Goldman (Melvin) pub. co. I’m

gonna make Los Angeles my home.
10473.
Goldman (R, L.):
Vm gonna make Los Angeles my
home. 6413, 10473.
Tuning up the fiddle.
Goldmark (—):
Excerpts from Sakuntala.
Soughing pines. 7395.
Thy perfect way. 9205.

9241.

6148.

Goldmark (Carl) In the garden.
19362.

Goldsmith (R. O.) Belles of New-
port. 9413 (16), 14163 (58).

Goldstein (Abe) I’m laughing at you
now. 218438.

Goldstein (Dave) ‘Do you ever dream
of me. 6045.

Goldstein (Goldye) Now is the time.
462.

Goldstein (Gus) : P

Aeale bazetzen. 9422.
Apady bei balhagulis. 9506.
Bearbeit mendlen. 9577.

Beim rebin zu Shalashides. 9592.

Boardwalk. 9633.

Dem rebin’s nisim. 1826.

Mendel veirt a member. 10966.

Mendel veirt a policeman. 10967.

Mesader kedushen. 10978.

Yente fohrt in die Catskill Moun-
tens. 12279.

Yentes silberne chasene. 12281.

Yete koift a kapory. 12280.

Zvei yisoimim. 3868.

| Goldstein (Harold):

14289:
14313.

Be yourself.
Big brown eyes.

Don’t leave me alone, 14578.
Missing you. 15355.
Goldstein (J. A.) Vm ‘laughing at
you now. 10477.
Geldstein (Morris) :
Dus shmaiderel sngt sich a
liedel. 182.
Hot a yid a weibele. 8302.
Ika! mekadish. 24271.
Sholoin aleichem. | 25052.

1614

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INDEX

“nos, 1-18, 1923

Goldstein (Nat):

Honolulu. blues. 10370.
Sugar cane land. 3038.
Together. 3162.

Goldstein (Nat) music pub. co.:
Honeysuckle lady. 16967.
Sugar cane land. 3038.
Together. 3162.

Goldstein (Robt.)

love you. 13321.

Goldthwaite (G. T.):

Glancing, flitting, glinting of gold.
6240.

I am the busy bee.

Promised day is here.

Goldwasser (Louis) :
Driftwood. 18873.
Melancholy. 2482.

Gola@wyn (Myron)

blues. 17802.

Golfier (Maurice)

4881.
Goller
20085.

Golson (Florence)

’ pine. 19510.

Goltermann (G.)

(168).
Golub (Solomon) :

Molly, by golly I

6382.
TAST.

Roeking-chair
Paris qui danse.
(V.). Pange lingua. 20084,
Kiss from Colum-

Cantilena. T7808

Again the holy Sabbath is gone. |

1490. :
Chanukah. 5927.
Evening prayer.
Four ~ gulden for

1942. ;
Old watchman. 2689.

Red beets for Passover. 2822.
Veiling of the bride. 3207,
Golubeff (G. W.) Yawning. 16334.
Gomes (M. F.) Girl I can’t forget.

1895.
the Sabbath.

952.

Gonzaga (Francisca)) Carrapatoso.
14397.

Gonzalez (Adolfo) See Sevillano
(A. Gi): y

Good (Charles) Dear old sweetheart
of mine. 18786. °

Goodell (W. J.):

Are you happy with me. 9514.
My heart is a harp. 11105.
Goodenough (C. L.) Indifferent iover.
21946.

- Goodhart (A. M.):
Lord is terrible and very great.
4522.
, Sympathy. 22967-22971.
Goodkind (F. J.):
How do I know. 12941.
Immortelles. 13029.
Like the old days. 13164.
Goodman (Alfred) :
Argentine. 1536.
Caroline. 5911.
Good-bye. 10255.
I’ve been wanting you. 2140.

If there were not any men. 10541.
Music of love. 17482.
Way down South. 7669.
We two. 12148.

When hearts are young.
ay A De

Goodman (C.)

14024.

Goodman (E. G.):

I want to know. 19296.

One can’t be fat and stylish too.
20037.

When you’re blue and lonesome.
20844.

Goodman (Frank):
Choc’late. 9753.
. It’s the last time daddy. 10609.

14067,

Voices of the soul.

Goodman (P. E.) Love’s young
dream. 10877.
Goodman (Mrs. W. EH.) jr.:
Jane. 8418.
Memory. 86381.

Goodman & Rose, inc.:
Any place where I make money, is
home sweet home to me. 756
(4), 15381, 5679 (138), 5754.
Bells of Normandy. 123844 (69),

14299.

Blind love blues. 12344 (73),
12489.

Bob-o-link. 3541, 5679 (151).

Cannibola. 3580, 5679 (155),
14163 (642), 16552.

Change your mind. 14409, 16373

(18).

Chick-a-dee. 5679
9742, 12344 (81).

Choe’late. T808 (172), 9753.

Coronado. 3686, 5679 (163).

Cut-out. 7808 (177, 178), 8056,
9846.

Daddy better watch
3711, 5679 (168). :

Dancin’ Dan. 18754, 20974 (117),
23352 (29), 23678.

Don’t count your chickens before
the eggs are laid. 12344 (97),
12702.

K-Gypsy-Ann.
8140, 10039.

I gave you ail the love I had.
756 (44), 2102.

I’m a mean back-bitin’
12344 (129), 12974.

I wonder why they fall in love
with everyone else but me.
12344 (138), 13006.

If vou are as lonesome as I am.
5679 (232), 6452, 9413 (185),
10545.

It’s the last time,
(234), 10669.
Love will bring
7808 (246, 247),

(158), 5948,

your step.

7808 (192, 198),

hound.

7808

dadcy.

happiness.

LOR6-4.

vou
8555

1615

INDEX

Goodman & Rose, ine.—Continued.

Men ain’t satisfied. 7808 (255),
10964.

Onions bring mem’ries of you.
12344 (198), 15587, 22484, 23352
(29).

Papa better watch
7808 (273), 113845.

Papa, don’t you mean your mama
no good. 183864 (297), 20087.

Please don’t let me find you here
when I get back. 12344 (201),
13574.

Sweetheart farewell.
301), 9145, 11845.

They fall in love with everyone
else but me. 141638 (755),
18090.

Walk, Jenny, walk. 12344 (250),
14029, 18364 (327), 20753.

Who stayed to cheer Mrs. Paul
Revere, when Paul Revere rode
away. 18364 (333), 20863.

Who will it be? 12344 (259),
14094, 16373 (98), 18293.

Whoa, Tillie, take your time.
CSD) halons

Goodrich (C. G.)
hymn. 6857.

Goodrich (F. A.):
At play. 18457.
Busy fingers. 21215.
Butterflies wink their
wings. 21218.
Character sketches. 16572.
Etude melodique. 21513.
Wive canonic studies. 19068.
Hippity-hop. 19134.
Little acrobat. 19572.
Little story. 19589.
Martha’s favorite. 22202.
Pifferari. 20117.
Romanza. 20240.
Valsette. 20714.
W ill-o-the-wisp.
Goodridge (A. B.)
17965.
Goodwin
16120.
Goodwin (F. & B.) ltd.:
Air for the G string.
All a green willow.
Bliss. 5848.
Dances from the Faery
6006.

Exile. 18928.
Vireflies. 6181.
Green lattice.
Mistress Mary.
Nightfall. 6963.
Old courting rhyme.

your step.

7808 (300,

3369

Monmouth college

primrose

23267,

Spanish dance.

(Amber) Tut-Tut. 16119,

16390.
7823.

queen.

6273.
8657.

8801.

pt. 11, 0. s., v.18

Pastoral. 7739.

Peacock pie. 20098.

Poem. 17115.

Romance. 7214.

Savitri. 15804:

Goodwin (Joe) If you will be the
same old girl. 2175.
Goodwin (Joe) music corp.:

If you will be the same old girl.
od WG

Kentucky U. S. A. 2285.

Little boat of dreams. 10786.

Rock a bye my baby blues. 5030.

Goodwin (Starling) Could a man be
secure. 12623.
Goodwin (Walter) :

Back in the old neighborhood.
38, 142738.

Good bye pal. 16889.

That wonderful mother of mine.
5339.

Who crossed Napoleon, while
Napoleon was crossing the Alps.
25509.

Goodwin & Tabb ltd.:

Aedh wishes for the cloths of
heaven. 760.

Conversations.

Cradle song.

$94.
856.

Evangeline passes. 913.
Hay sings. 977.
Jamaican dances. 1051-1054,

Last of the leaves on the bough.
1078.
Little boy, love. 1086.
Lorenzo to Jessica. 1101.
Love of the archer prince.
Meditation among. the
TAR ye
Minion wife. 1146.
Neophyte. 1173.
Northern star.
Prelude music.
Rout. 1257.
St. Paul’s suite.
Ships that pass
1283.
Sonata no. 1. 1800. :
Song of Indian women. 1302.
Tale of Alsatia. 11872.
Three choral pictures. 1371.
Three romantic songs. 807.
Trio in, F.,. 1383:
Wizard. 12253.
Goodwins (W. E.)

1106.
trees.

1177.
1236.

1262.
in the night.

Verilites album.

SLs s
Goold (Sam) :
Hugo. 24042, 24048.

I’m a regular guy and I want
a regular girl. 17087.

Tell them they’re beautiful, they
love it. 18056.

Wanna go South again blues.
14032.

1616

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Goosby (F. M.):
I believe my man’s got a rabbit’s
leg. 19197.
I’ve just got the blues, that’s all.
19290.
Lonesome hearted blues. 243851.
Gordon (C. T.):
Bass or baritone song treasury.
9413 (18)
Four hand piano treasury. 9413
IGE)
New method for the cabinet or-
gan. 5679 (78).
Gordon (Charles)
9075, 15892.
Gordon (Chet) You’ve got a heart
like a rock cast in the sea. 12319.
Gordon (Curts) You'll never miss
the water till love’s well runs dry.
5660.
Gordon (BH. E.)
Gordon (H. A.):
Bass or baritone song treasury.

Somewhere.

Vision. 20737.

9413 (18).

Four hand piano treasury. 9413
(51).

New method for the cabinet or-
gan. 5679 (78).

Gordon (H. H.):
Bass or baritone song treasury.

9413 (18).

Four hand piano treasury. 9413
(Gabe

New method for the cabinet or-
gan. 5679 (78).

Gordon (H. S8.):
Bass or baritone song treasury.

94138 (18).

Four hand piano treasury. 9413
(ab).

New method for the cabinet or-

gan. 5679 (78).
Gordon (H. S.) Estate of:
Agitato. 5705, 5706.
Andante. 7324, 7325.
Andante cantabile. 5743.
Appassionato. 5756.
Comedy. 5971.

‘ Doloroso. 6050.
Dramatic agitato.
Dramatic tension.
Dramatique. 6085.
Furioso agitato. 6215.

Galop agitato. 6216.
Gordon’s loose leaf motion pic-
ture collection. 10262, 10263.
Hurry. 6872.
Indian war dance.
Intermezzo. 7326.
irish sparkiets. 6507.
Mysterioso. 6933.
Oriental or cannibal.
Plaintive. 7110.
Proper of the mass.
Stampede. 7422.

6083.

6084.

6497.

7035.
1239.

Turkish. . 7579.

Waltz-dramatic tension. 7655.
Wedding or triumphal march.
7676.

Gordon (L. A.):
Bass or baritone song treasury.
9413 (18).
Four hand piano treasury.
(51).
New method for the cabinet organ.
5679 (78).

9413

Gordon (M. C.) Just now. 22017.

Gordon (M. EH.) There’s no use, I
can’t forget you. 5347.

Gordon (Milly) Wishin’. 16310.

Gordon (Stanley)
chor alley. 1263.
Gordon (Valeria) :
Anna, 23404.
Banks of Georgia.
Batchelor. 18506.
Beautiful spring time. 9581.
Bells of the church ’round the

Sally of Blue An-

16467.

eerner. 18528.
Bright and _ beautiful daisy.
18580.

Broken heart. 14355.

But it’s for the sweetest girl I
know. 5875.

Convict’s mother. 18719.

Daughter of Michel O’Hare.

Dear old mother. 9915.

Dixie blues. 18814.

Do you miss me. 18388.

Drifting slowly along.

Fighting blues. 18960.

First love. 10128.

lag and its colors. 18966.

French widow’s dance. 14716.

Girl who brought me _ sunshine,
then tock it away. 16863.

Hot toddy blues. 19162.

I am as.I was made to be. 19191.

I am going to get married some

6017.

18871.

day. 10415.
Id rather lose my mother than
you. 17006.

I know you love me. 19226.

I’li go back to Indiana. 24088.
I’m not sighing for you. 24108.

I wonder why I miss you. 17095.
In my Swanee River home. 19348.
Jolly jazzers. 24214,

Just baby me. 17201.

KKhaki and the blue. 19501.
Longing. 8537.

Love as the birds. 15234.

Maybe. 10941.

Merchant princess and _ prince.
10974.

Molly-O. 19779.

Moonlight dreams. 15375.

Mother dear and home. 6873.
My blue eyed lassie. 19836.
My daddy pays the bills. 24585.

; 1617

INDEX

Gordon (Valeria )—Continued.
My honey girl.: 24595.
No automobile. 2621.

Oh, how they envy me. 19998.
Our sweet love. 24775.
Quit coaxin’ me. 24908.

Reward we owe our soldier boys.

15748.
Roaming with my sweetheart.
24939.
Rose of my dreams. 20249.
She’s the gal for me. 11682.
Sheepherders blues. 20348.

Silent dreams. 11651.

Some little word of mine. 17987.

Somewhere. 15893. a

Soon we'll be in Maytime. 15912.

Star of my dreamland. 17977.

Stay out of trouble. 17980.

That beautiful voice. 20583.

That old time refrain of love.
11913.

That’s why I love you. 20596.

There’s a place {I long to go.
16051.

There’S a yearning, there’s a
burning. 9190.

There’s one who believes in you.
25280.

They’ve brought back the last of
the boys from the Rhine.
16057.

To the beach to find a little mer-
maid. 18130.

Tramp. 20658.

United States. 18169.
Where the Dixie sunshine shines.
16271.
While the ukeleles play. 12215.
You’re the only little girl I really
love. 20952.
You still seem strange. 20954.
Gorham (A. N.) That Dixie melody.
11908.
Gorman (Billy):
Chase me Charlie. 18665.
Have you been robbed yet? 2028.
It was good enough for . father.

2238.
King Benjamin. was nobody’s
fool. 15127.

Merrily we roll along down to
Mary Lee’s. 4636.
Strike-strike-strike.
Wedding ball. 3248.
When Greek meets Greek, they
open up a resitrant. 14064,
18243.
Gorman (Eddie) :

Have you been robbed yet?
Have you got? Can I get?
you let me take. 10811.
It was good enough for father.

ZL ao.

3032.

2028.

Will

pt. 14; n.S., Vv. 1S

Benjamin, was nobody’s
£001." T5127:
Merrily we roll along down to
Mary Lee’s. 4636.
Strike-strike-strike.
Wedding ball. 38248.
When Greek meets Greek, they

King

3032.

open up ae rest’rant. 14064,
18243. ;
Gorman (Ross) Some lonesome night.
591.
Gorney (Jay) Nita, I need you.
19937.
Gorrell (G. C.) Stars shine on.
20469. ;
Gorsky (John) When you find great
Betelgeux. 32738.
Gosline (J. A.) Sweet chiming bells.
3053.

Gospel advocate co.:

Choice Gospel hymns. 9754.

Song sunbeams. 17955.
Gospel hymns. 1475. (3)
Gospel searchlight songs. 23981.
Gospel trumpet ¢o.:

In honor to the King. 10562.

Manger throne. 24446.
Reformation glory. 11494.

To my mother. 11979. ;
Goss (Lillie) Should we meet. 15839.
Gossec (F. J.) Gavotte. 19016.

Gossip Joan. 16892,
Gott,.(H. J.) :
Babe Ruth, he is a home run guy.
5784.
Just foolin’ with you.
Sonny boy. 17959.
Gott (Tom) :
Comin’
21340.
Low down blues. 2423.
Gott & Henderson. Love of the ages.

8445.

thru the blues. 18715,

4534.

Gottler (—) Oogie-oogie-wa-wa.
17654.

Gottler (Archie) Amoureuse de Na-

nouck. 16418.
Gottlieb (Sam) She
what I asked her to.
(202), 22768.
Gottschalk (—):

Holy Ghost,
21745.
Holy Spirit hymn. 16958.
Lov’st thou Me. 17355.
Pasquinade caprice. 135381.
Gottschalk (L. F.) Girl I
6232, 8221:

wouldn’t do
138719, 20974,

with light divine.

loved.

Gotze (Carl) Sailing the blue. 20277.
Goublier (G.) Song of praise. 5197. -
Goudy (L. L.):
Inspiration. 21949.
Snow-bird carols. 25095.
Gough (Lamar) Nosie Rosie. 17580.
17501.

_Goulait (Mrs. F. B.) My girl.

1618

gee tee

NOS. 1-18. 1923

Gould (—) He that has God his
guard’an made. 21717.

Gould (J. BE.) Jesus, Savior, pilot me.
24208.

Gould (J. W.)

Gould (R. V.):
Good old days.
Longing for you.
Moon maid. 6861.

Gould (S. Baring-)

Gould (S.)

Gould (William)

15831.

Gould & Bolttler:
Chanson (avril. 14411.
Cloisterham. 1741.
Cobwebs. 14455.

If I but knew. 14968.
Intermezzo lyrics. 15035.
There’s a bonnie house
25274. i
Won’t you come roving? 20903.

Gould & co. My world. 13399..

Goulesque (L.) Mont Moret. 4668.

Goulson (C. L.) Thoughts at twilight.

Boating song. 21185.

8239.
2396.
See Baring-

Sheepshead Bay.

in Ayr.

20630.
Gounod (C. F.):

Anvil, 18364 (77)

Ballet musie trom Faust. 14163
G12).

Chanson printaniére. 18364 (78).

Choral fantasia on the opera
Faust. 6262.

Chorus of Bacchantes. 4020.
Faust. 25595 (101).
Faust waltzes. 6263.

Funeral march of a marionette.

€23(T:

Glory to Thee, my God, this night.
4021.

Grasshopper and the ant. 18364
(79).

I eannot always trace the way.
14163 (218).

Lend me your aid. 4022.

Nazareth. 14765, 23932.

Praise ye the Father. 6264, 23933.

Préludes et fugues. 14163 (214).

Requiem. 14163 (215).

Scene from Faust. 4023.

Serenade. 2000.

Si le bonheur. 2001.

Soldiers chorus. 6265.

Sword dance. 18364 (80). .

Thy dear voice. 25595 (386).

Unfold, ye portals. 4024.

Vision de Jeanne @d’Arec.
(41)

Gounod (J.C. M. A.):
Chanson printaniére. 18364 (78).
Préludes et fugues. 14163 (214).

Gounod (J. H. V.) Préludes et fugues.

14168 (214).
Gourlay (CE) ‘Could ’T ‘forget?
12624. CTS

7808.

INDEX

Goury (S.) En t’ attendant. 6124.

Gowan (lL. B.) Maid o’ my dreams.
220 Ta.

Gowen (H. G.) Where does he spend
the time he doesn’t spend with me.
25495.

Gower (Beryl) Old blue boar. 13463.
Goyeseas. 16895.
Goyett (G. G.):
General Edwards march. 12850,
16849,

Shadow in my dream. 5110, 7288:

Gozinsky (Samuel) :

Hli-Eli. 21495.
Neyer Eli Eli. 24637.
Grabel (V. J.) Arms and honor
-mareh. 9523.
Grabill (G. G.) World is.going dry.
1451.
Grace (Grace) Watch as the tide
comes in. 7665.
Grace (Janet) Deep in the night.
23706.

Grace (O. J.) Fruits of war. 23863.
Graddy (S. F.):
I’m packing up for old Kentucky.
14927.

My mother’s cradle song. 24607.
Gradi (R. G.):

June rose. 17190.

Peaceful slumber. 17695.
Grady (J. J.) Lonesome girl. 4516.

Grady (T. H.) We can’t get married
this year. 20769.
Graeyse publishers.
mass. 11641.
Graf (Karl) In happy mood. 21925.
Graff (Geo.) jr. For compositions by
Geo. Graff, jry., see this index under
names of claimants of Copyright.
Graffam (Fanchon) Why do you let

Short requiem

me pine. 25518.
Graham (Arthur) Friend or foe.
3950.
Graham (Harold) Yonny. 23306.
Graham (J. A.) Fight! fight! blue

and white. 10119.

Graham (John):

If-I-dare-believe-the-look-in - your-
eyes. 2163.
Love cannot be hidden. 6688.

Graham (Roger) Wait till the clouds

roll by. 25480.

Graham (W. J.):

Duke of Broadway and his sweetie
Miss New York. 6099.
IT got the proposing blues and I’m

going to pay my dues. 10434.

the good old sunshine time.

6484.

Grainger (P. A.):
Cradle song. 1640.
Hastern intermezzo.
Hornpipe. 2018.

In

7808 (194).

1619

INDEX

Grainger (P. A.)—Continued.

My robin is to the greenwood
gone. . 22858.
Norwegian bridal procession.

5679 (200).
Shepherd’s hey. 7305, 22771.
Grainger (Porter):
Bring it with you when you come.
3554, 21200.
Charleston crazy. 18664, 23580.
Do-doodle-oom. 14562, 18820.
Goin’ home. 6250, 19053.
I don’t love nobody so I don’t have
no blues. 24073.
I’m gonna get you.
I’m satisfied. 12981.
If you want te keep vour daddy
home. 264.
Just thinkin’. 10673, 19481.
Laughin’ eryin’ blues., 312, 2334.

244.

Lonesome Sunday blues. 13201.
Mistreatin’ daddy. 17440, 19772.

My mammy’s blues.

Plain old blues. 13570.

Sad ’n’ lonely blues. 11564, 13674,
17825.

Save your man and satisfv your
soul. 20294, 24991.

"Tain’t no tellin’

will make you do. 16007, 22976.
Take me back to Dixie blues...
13884.
Tired o’ waitin blues. 9208, 20642.

Triflin’ blues. 5389, 12001.
Walkin’ an’ talkin’ blues. 16191.
Wish I had you and I’m gonna get
you, blues. 12249, 20891.
Gramophone co., ltd.:
Hi ukhnyom. 12344 (104).
Song of the Volga boatmen.
(22a)%
Granados
16895.
Grand (Charles Le)
(Charles)
srandjany (Marcel) :
Dans la forét du charme et
Venchantement. 14520.
Rhapsodie. 7199.
Grandjean (André) :
Canzonetta. 5904.
Naila. © 22370.
sranfield (A. T.):
Chant @amour. 23577.
Ploradella. 238824.
Jacquine. 24199.
Lilaes. 15186.
Moonlit waters. 24546.
Springtime. 9107.

Valse impromptu. 25392.
Granichstadten (Bruno) Nautschgirl.
sei doch kein knautschgirl. 8738.

Granier (Jules) :
Hosanna. 6351.
Melancolie. 7808 (254).

(Enrique) Intermezzo.

See Le Grand

de

17522, 19873. |

what the blues |

pt. 111, n. s., v.18
Granlund (N. T.) Jazzmania.- 6534.
Granowsky (Rubin) Gutter °yid.
21680.
Granozia
18398.
Grant (—) Out where the blue -be-
gins. 17676.
Grant (A. R.):
Dumb Dora. 21468.
Thinking of .you,’) 25287.
Grant (Bert): '
Russianova. 5060.
Tricky little tune. 13957.
Twilight on the Nile. 5419.
Grant (D. P.) You’ll find your sheik.
14144,
Grant (Douglas) :
Domestic suite.
I want to look
5098.
Grant (E. E.)
Grant (Eric):
Happy-go-lucky. 21694.
Quiet pool. 138612.
To and fro. 23062.
Wandering fiddler.
Grant’ (i. Aa:
Calvin Coolidge march, 23548.
Miss Umber Ella. i7435.
O, welcome day of peace. 24689.
Stroll along the big boardwalk.
15951.
Grant (F. B.)
begins. (55.
Grant (F. W.)
shire when it’s Summer time.
Grant (J. B.) Antiphon. 14239.
Grant (M. E.) Angeline. 14230.
Grant (P. L.) Gliding. . 8227.
Grant (W. M.):
Brown baby. 5868, 14860.
How I’ve got dem. 223.
Love me in your old time way.
349.
Memphis man. 6801, 17412.
Grant-Schaeffer (G. A.):
Agnus Dei. 12362.

(O.) Al cinematografo.

120;

into your eyes.

Let’s go. 4465.

T662,

Out where the blue

Way up in New Hamp-
9285.

April showers. 12399,
Ave Maria. 12422, 12423.

Bagpipe passing by. 40.
Balletto. 14279.

Chimes of melody-land. 12586.
Cricket’s song. 9837.

Fiddle. 156..

Follow-on studies. 14701.
Forest court. 18981.
Hark, pretty lark. 14792.

Harp. 206.

Hear my ery, O God. 12904.
Hidden violet. 14820.
Hurdy-gurdy. 227.

In the apple tree. 10571.

Little banjo. 329.
Litile yellow butterfiy.
Londonderry air. 4510.

1093.

L620

ery over you. 1848.

I stole you from someone else.
4216.
Gras (Charles) Place of dreams.
11402.
Grass orphan. 13457.

Grassi (EH. C.)

aie Fe INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923
Long-tail blue. 24354.
Mountain brook. 1156.
O salutaris. 13442, 13443.
Piano tuner. 517.
Robin on the lawn. 11522.
Supplication. 15970.
Unto Thee, O Lord do I lift up
my soul. 13988,
Violoncello. 685.
Wistfulness. 16314.
Your voice I hear. 14159.
Grantier-Bryant music pub. co.:
Don’t make your sweet mama |
|

Grasso (John):

For our cranky Lena.
My Katie, my Katie. 13377.
Gratz (Gretchen) Morning watch.
11088.

Gratz (W. E. J.)

Grauso (Antonio) :

Grauso (Raffaele or Ralph) :

Graves (F. E.)

Graves (H. A.)

Graves (Preston):

Gravestock

Gray (Alan):

Gray (D.'N.)

Gray

Valse-voealises. 5447,
5448. '

10153.

Morning watch. |
11038.

, Fior. di gioventu. 12807.
M’e’ ssora. 13242.

Fior di gioventu. 12867.
M’e’ssora. 364.
Storia d’ amore. 613.

Fat saloon man after
8178.
Adirondack Moun-

prohibition.

tains. 9482.

I bring you a message of love.
14875.

Wonderful mother love. 735.

CATS.) Honey chile,

don’t fret. 24023.

Admirals all. 5679 (2).

Our market day. T7047.

I am lonesome and all

4142.
(Earl)
13350.

alone.
Mournful moanin’

blues.

Gray (H. W.) co.:

Adagietto. 12486.

Air, Amaryllis. 78183.
Alice, where art thou?
Allegro con grazia. 7830.
Angels and the shepherds.
April song. 5758.

Aria. 9521.

At close of day. 21065.
Auld lang syne. 12414.
Babe of Bethlehem. ~ 18479.

1621

12367.
16422.

Ballad of Saint Hilda.
Ballade. 24987...
Barearole. 9570.
Barcarolle. 13449.
Benediction. 3517. ke
Benediction es . Domine. -
21150.
Berceuse. 5827, 12866.
Beyond the starry skies.
Butterfiy etude. 18679.
Cantabile. 18624:
Chaconne in B minor.
Chansonette. 21281.
Cherubim song. 14422.
Christ child smiled. 9759.
Christmas cradle song. 16591.
Come away death. 87.

Come, Holy Ghost, our souls in-
Spire. 22517.
Cometh earth’s
12607.
Consolation.
Counter-theme.

12440.

5825,
3926.

5920.

latest hour.

13176.
23646.

Dark and still was Bethlem’s city.

16667.
Day of judgment. 1816.
Divine. 21133.
Harth and man. 1879.
Easter. 38837.
Easter antiphon. 3838.
Evening prayer. 12771.

Finale. 5898, 10108.

Forward! he our watehword. 6200.

Funeral mareh of a marionette.
L2A877.

Glory be to God on high. 21641.

Grant us Thy peace. 21670.

Great eternal Christmas. 19077.

Hallelujah! 973.

How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 2078.

Hushaby boat. 24058.

Hushed and still the evening
hour. 19184.

I know where the violets blossom.
21814.

Idylle angelique. 19313.

In a cloistered garden.

Ian Bethlem’s manger
21918.

It was a lover and his lass.

Kerless love. 22031.

King Charles. 10694.

Legend of the Christ child.

Light of the world. 19561.

Little book of Bach chorales.
789.

Lord, Thou hast been our dwell-
ing place. 22133.

Lullaby. 25428.

Lyke-wake dirge. 15265.

Magnificat and Nune
15275, 24427.

19328.
lowly.

286.

23089.

dimittis.

INDEX

Gray (H. W.) Co.—Continued.
Mareh in D minor. 8603.
Meditation. 6783.

Minuet. 6832.

Mirth. 11003.

Musette. 11064.

Mystery of Bethlehem. 19905.

Night is like a Gipsy maiden.
454.

Norwegian dance. 8248.

Nun. 2641.

O blest is He that cometh. 466.

O let my lamp. 11208.
O Lord, increase my faith.
O Lord, support us. 24676.
Offertoire. 4813.
Office of the holy communion.
S787.
Oft in the stilly night.
Pensée d’automne. 20104.
Polonaise. 20670.
Postlude in D minor. 11425.
Postlude in F-sharp major. 11426.
Prayer. 7137.
Prelude and fugue in C minor.
8894.
Promise of
7154-7156.
Requiem. 22648.
Resignation. 5008.
Reverie. 24927-24930.
Revery. 5013.
Ride on! ride on in
2837.
Romanee. 7212,
Salvator mundi.
Scherzino.. 25407.
Seraph’s strain. 7278.
Sextette. 12700.
Sing and rejoice. 22861.

4802.

13454.

resurrection. 528,

majesty !

5070.

Soldiers of Christ, arise! 5173.
Song of autumn. 9081.
Song of consecration. 2989.

Song of songs. 22846.

Song of the future. 2993.

Song of the world adventurers.
22851.

Songs of New York state college
for teachers. 11735.

Study war no more. 22914.

Suite in variation form, 7444.

Sunrise after a storm. 13849.

Sur la riviére. 11817.

Sweet o’ the year. 20521.

Tell me where is fancy bred.
638.

This glad Waster day. 3125

Toccata. 21181.

"Twas the night before Christ-
mas. 1392.

Ugly duckling. 25369.

Under the mistletoe. 23114.

pt. Wt, n.s., v.18

Vesper’ bells. 5458.
Vesper hymn. 5459.
Volga boat song. 207438.
_ Vox ewthefia. 5480.
While to Bethlehem. 20858.

Wild ride. 23265.
Gray (Mabel) I’ve always lived in
the hills. 10506.

24244.
4387.

Gray (Margaret) Just lonely.
Gray (P.) Just like a bird.
Gray (8S) .):
Bed time blues. 16478.
Jealous hearted blues. 17167.
Put your mind on no one man.
17756.
Torpedoed at sea. 258323.

Gray (Solomon) Quilting blues.
7174, 13613.

Gray (Thomas) Bard. 5679 (13).

Gray (Vernella) pseud. See Kruger
CN. Go,

Graydon (E. L.) Emory Alma mater.
3854.

Graydon (J. A.) Moon, silver moon.
11024.

Grayson (Denys) Little red _ boat.
6657.

Graziani-Walter (Carlo) :
Gunners march. 25595 (889).
Projezioni musicali. 22607.
Grazioli (—) Laerymosa. 308.
Great Britain, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p.
Greely (Philip):
Frog’s wooing. 7808 (34).
My Shepherd is the Lord my God.
14163 (376).
Green (—) Whose Izzy is he, is he
yours or is he mine. 25514.
Green (Alan) Swanee River roll to
the sea. 11821.
Green (Alfred)
child once again.
Green (B. S.):
Baby eyes.
Brown eyes.
Jumping Jake.
May day. 6779.

If I could only be a
14973.

5788.
5870.
6556.

7163.

Purple and green.
Violet May. 7634.
Green (Charles) :
Dawn wind. 18768.
My father’s chair. 19851.

Reeds of Runnymede. 20208.
Green (Eddie):
King Tut blues. 4416, 10697.

Previous. 24892.
Right key but the wrong key

hole:’ 15750)! £7792:
Green (Elmer) I’ve got those mean
papa blues. 17079.
Green (F. H.) Maggie darlin’. 15272.
Green (G. D.) Baby blue. 9546.
Green (G. F.) Flashlight. 16809.

1622

- Greenwald, (Sylvan)

INDEX

nos. 1-13; 1923

Green (Gene) :.
Back in the old neighborhood.
14273.
Have you got, can I get, will you
let me take. 10311.
Green (Griswold) Since the days of
prohibition. 20368. |
Green (H. R.) You can’t forget your
first sweetheart. 14163 (783).
Green (H. W.) Argonne forest. 780.
Green (J. C.):

Freddie. 23850.

I just can’t forget you.

Oh, Niner. 20001.

Sick and can’t get well, with the

blues. 203853.
Green (Jack) You and I in old Ver-
Sailles. 12289.
Green (W. 1.) I am thinking of you
mother. 19195.
Green (Wallace) : '

Down Wagga way. 18855.

Sweet Hawaiian isle. 15980.
Green woods of Truigha. 14776.
Greenbaum (J. 8S.) Dear kiss. 23694.
Greene (—) Sing me to sleep. 25595

(486).
Greene (Bud) Rock me to sleep with
my Virginia melody. 11524.

19220.

Greene (H. V.) For sale. 23842.

Greene (Godin) Wonderful _ girl.
25542.

Greene (H. C.) Sally—I love you.
13679.

Greene (M. D.) Now that the war
is over. 22408.

Greene (N. J.) Twilight lullaby.
12023.

Greene (R. G. H.)
Greenhill (J.):
Autoycus’ song. 5679 (11)
Cure of care. 141638 (128)
If pure are the springs of the
fountain. 5679 (54)
Lovely fair. 5679 (68)
Lovely Jane. 5679 (69)
Greeno (M. E.) Why did you leave
me. 18296.
Greenop (Norton) You’ll be so lonely.
3345.
Greenwald (J. L.) True value.
Greenwald (M.) Short study pieces.
11642.

Earth folk. 6108.

Just one kind
word. 8450, 17205.

Greenway (Mrs. J. OC.) ~ Passion.
24811. EDF
Greenwich village follies. 11631,

16426, 16608, 16882, 16972, 16999,
17212, 17352, 17454, 17769, 20017.

- Greenwood (R. C.) Where the little
_ by-road ends. 3276.

Greer (—) Baby blue eyes.

106658—24——21

OTST.

Greer (Jesse):
Baby mine. 21090.
I'll never stop loving you. 14896.
In the land of cotton. 13046.
You’ve simply got me _ cuckoo.

2a501.
Grefthen (L. J.) Lonely cottage.
10818. ;

Gresg (H. R.) Ford. 938.

Gregg (Mrs. O. P.) Poquetta. 13586.
Gregh ' (Henri) “Soir a Zaitchar.
15878.

Gregh (Louis):

Avant printemps. 3461.
Coquetterie. 3684.
Valse révée. 5445.
Gregor (H. Smidt-) See Smidt-
Gregor (H.)
Gregori (Hlsa) Barearolle. 16470.

Gregorio (G. De) Fra Gaudenzio.
23849.

Gregory (Adam) pseud. See Saw-
yer (H. S.)

Gregory (Frank) Love in harvest
time. 347.

Gregory (W. F.)
Delta sigma pi.
Gregson (A. H.)

Yours fraternally in
1474.
Never say no to

God. 2616.
Greiner (M. H.) Love memories.
Piaa2:

Grenfell (B. G.) Put God first. 2794.

Gress (Louis) He’s a wild man when

it comes to playin’ jazz. 4077.
Gretchaninoff (Alexandre) :

Consolateur ailé. 22499,
Cradle-song. 18726, 25595 (3638).
Fleur. 238090.

Molitva. 22273.

Myskin. 22364.

Ne cherehe pas pourquoi.
Sonate. 14778.
Gréty (—) Andantino.

Gréty (Julian)

19652. ;
Greve (B. J.) Last farewell.
Grew (Sydney) :

Have you seen but a white lily
grow. 2029.

What is life, or worldly pleas-
ures. 712.

Grewe (Harriet) Vain fancies. 13993.

Grey (—) Runnin’ wild. 11551,

115592) 42672;

Grey (Clifford) :
Skipper. 9053.
Waliz-time. 5493.

Grey (Dolly) Frivolity.

Grey ,(E.\ H.):

Cut direct. 3708.
In rose-time. 6479..

22977.

2008.
Lure of the Wast.

10730.

1951.

1623

INDEX

Grey (IF. H.)—Continued.
Little blue bird of my
17280.
Little red rose o’ mine.
Only in dreams. 2709.
Grey (J. W.) Sunshine must follow
the rain. 9134.
Grey (Joe):
I got the fever.
14885.
Pickin’ the blues away. 15650.
That cut-out dance from Charles-
ton town. 3100.
Greyval (M.) Canard
5897.
Grice (Baby):
Has anybody here seen-my man.

heart.

22103.

10433, 14884,

amoureux.

19098.
I’m going to get myself a real
man. 17046.

Monkey jungle blues. 19784.
Gridley (L. M.) Ill wait for -you.
19233.
Grieb (Harry)
cises for the clarinet.
Grieg (HK. H.):
Andante.

Rapid progress exer-
20192.

7808 (210).

Chanson triste. 2009.
Dance caprice. 2010.

Dance of the elves. 8246.
Festival of the king. 20974 (134).
Kirst primrose. 9413 (55d).
Heart wounds. 21676.
Homeward voyage. 8247.
Last spring. 2011, 21677.
Norwegian bridal procession.
D679 (200).
Norwegian dance.
Peer Gynt. 6274.
Peer Gynt suite, no. 2. 2012.
Solvejg’s song. 6275, 9413 (56).
Springtide. 23946.
To spring. 21678.
Grieveson (H. M.):
Cherry ripe. 14421.
Dabbling in the dew.
Griff (H. F.) Forgotten.
Griffin (A. W.):
Baby-land. 21089.
Harem blues. 6301.
Oh you little dainty maid. TOOT.
Griffin (B. P.) I think the world of
you. 8354.
Griffin (F. D.)
Griffin (Hugh).
Grit s Ch)
3984.
Griffin (S. E.)
only flowed home-brew.
Grifing (EK. E.) How
dear old army pals of mine.
Griffis. (Blliot) :
Cameo. 23550.
Towa folk song.
Nocturne. 16904.

8248.

14496.
14708.

Los Angeles. 17315.
Wantin’ man. 18221.
Give me a chance.

If the Swanee River
13013.

I miss those

2YTTO.

24184.

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Griffis (J. W.) Soldiers of the sea.
T5810 OS)
Griffith (D. W.) tne.
night. 492.
Griffith (Hi oR)
blues. 18399.
Griffith -(J7°W.)%
Old Ireland is free. 4835.
Something missing ecupie.
Griffiths (J. W.)

One exciting

Alabammy home

25113.
Beguiling of gloom.

5814.

Griffiths (R.) Valse enchantment.
13997.

Grifiths (W. M.) I am erying for
you. 6379.

Griffiths (Wm.) jr.
you. 6379.
Griggs (A. M.)
Griggs (R. L.)
Grigsby (B. H.)

sylvania. 2190.

Grillon. 10938.

Grimaldi (I. B.):
Columbus day march.
Inno a_ Christoforo

19378.

Grimaldi (P.):

Che bella festa.
Stornelli allegri.
Vortice. T64T.

Grimes (EH. A.) Every day and every

Way. lattZ.

Grimes (W. W.):

Almas welcome song.
Oriental chant. 11307.
Tut-ankh-ar-men. 12017.
Grimm (C. A.):
Golden wedding. 10247.
Wondrous star, shine again. 7753.
Grimm (C. F.) Oppurtunity is knock-
ing, 17657:

Grimm (Hyerett)

Grimm (George) :
169 ES Se re
Twilight memories. 18157.

Grinoch’ (S., & shja bane bbl}.

Grinoch (Simon) Bambina. 21113.

Grisch (O. L.) Reverie. 22653.

Griselle (Thomas) :
Bunch of notes.
Noodlin’. 11175.
Tomfoolery. 16095.

Griswold (Henrietta) :

Bear. 21126.
Long tramp. 22125.
Our Indian guide. 22503.
Griswold (W. F.) Beautiful sunset

I am erying for

Mystery eyes. 19904.
Sugar baby. 3036.
In dear -old Penn-

21328.

Colombo.

5934.
13844.

9464.

Why?

12227.

9672.

waltzes. 9413 (14).

Gritsche (Olesch) Reverie pathetic. |
24931.

Gritsche (Richard) Reverie pathetic.
24931.

Grodski (—) Barcarolle. 1580.

1624

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

Grofe (Ferdie) :
Coronado. 3686, 23644.
Cyclone. 5995.

Oriental eyes. 495.

Queen of Egypt. 13610.
Stop your kiddin’. 612.

Wonderful one. 1447, 56238, 14115.
Grogan (C. J.) Get the bonus for

your soldiers true. 21622.
Grosmann (J. J.):
brome vy back’ my (“love.) tome.
16518.
T can’t forget that old friend of
mine. 17002.

18218.
My childhood

Waltzing with you.
Gross (Mrs. B. F. :
sweetheart. 22317
Gross (Daisy):
Cast aside.
Music blues.
Gross (Josiah)

829.
1457:
soe Gross an-

them. 24517.

Gross (Mike) Call me sweetheart.
16549.

Grosser (L. 8.) Oh for a home all
our own. 1185.

Grossman (Bernie) Wonderful girl
of to-day. 23282, 25542.

Grosz -(Wilbelm) MKinderlieder. 6587.

Groton (Frederic) :
Afterglow. 12360.
Caress. 14393.

Ground hog. 21679.

Grovebough (C. L.):
Bright with you. 9657.

Did you see my Rose?
Grover (J. M.)

9937.
I’ve tried but I can’t

forget. 17081.
Grover (M. A.) My first waltz.
24589. ;
Grover (M. D.) Daddy, wrap me up.
23669.
Groves. 14779.
Grovlez (Gabriel) Lamento et Taren-
telle. 15153
Gruber (A. L.) - My mother’s ten
commandments. 22346.
Gruber (Ada):
Kingdom of love. 4418.
Longing for you. 1099.
Gruber (franz) Silent night, holy
night. 804, 7322, 22789.
Gruber (Joseph) Auxilium chris-
tianorum. 7872.
Gruber (Ludwig) Vorstadtg’ schich-
terin.. 9271.
Gruenberg (Ll. T.):
Dance of the veiled women.
102.
First sonata. 161.

Flame dance of Isis. 162.

Night. 452.
sacrifice. 552.

Se ewiple of Isis.

Griiner-Hegge (Odd)

639.
Trio, / 9225.

Grundy .(R. C.)
a nice old man.

Grunn (Homer) :

California idyls.

Concert etude. 851.

In the forest. 10575. |

Indian love song. 4308.

Revery. 7808 (279).

Song of the mesa. 5200.

Songs of Song-ah-tah. 20483.

Valse brillante in E. 5439. —

When the dark mist curtains the
doorway. 3265.

Gruse-(32.), & _ cie. :

A la fefhnme! 14167.
Candida serenata.
File disait. 1886, 14613, 21496.
Mon béguin. 133238.

Triboulet. 16158.

Grygaitis (W. K.) Ksiadz mi zaka-
zowal [and] Piesn 0 rozmaryne.
2307.

Grzyb (Siegfried) :

Schéne lippen darf man ktissen.
20302.

Buy a paper from
18601, 21220.

23546.

12544.

Siisse Susann’. 20488.
Stisse Susi. 20489.

Was wir die welt ohne frauen.
20760.
Wenn es keiner sieht.
Guadagno (Antonio) LI’
mamma. 4508.
Gualano (I. F.)
of my

20783.
uocchie ’e

Alhambra, the town
golden dreams. 14193.

Guariglia (V.) Our hungry hearts.
TO0A6.

Guarini (T.) Oklahoma Indian jazz.
8798, 17626.

Guarino (Gabriele) Giapponesina.
19022.

Guarneri (Fernando) :

Tu si bedda, in puru. 12009.
7uinma dieca e di dda. 12328
Guarnieri (Antonio) Caro, caro ek
mio bambin. 23561.

Guehrer (Roland) :

Lona. 6672.

Oh Al. 15586.
Guennery (Ch.) © Tendre_ cbsession.
16037.
Giinther (Charles) Elly. 12752.
Guerber a all Dream — faith.
18858.

Guerrera (Frank) :
Oh I have a lass and her eyes are
not glass. 24707.
When you come back to me my

dear. 38272.
Guerrero (J.) Monteria. 19785,
22280.

Guggenheim (Abraham) Take care
of mother dear. 16009. .

Guglielmo Ratcliff. T7808 (70, 71)

Gui (Vittorio) Cantata. 18625.

Guido (R.) Capri. 23556.

1625

INDEX

Guilbault (lL. N.):
Berceuse. 9600.
Clin doeil! 78.
Guilford (H. L.) My dad.
Guillaume (Max):
Deuxiéme berceuse. 9932.
Premiére berceuse. 11443.

19843.

Guimond (Archie) That Valentino
smile. 9182.

Guinn (H. C.) Along the Wabash
shore. 9468.

Guinness (Bridget) Please keep out
of my dreams. 24870.

Guion (—) Turkey in the straw.
23094.

Guion (D. W.) Minuet. 2015.

Guiraud (H.) Piecolino. 15649.

Guittari (Salvatore) Trionfo fas-
cista. 5391.

Gulbins (Max) Dark and still was
Bethlem’s city. 16667.
Guldrammen. 879, 1070.
Gulesian (M. H.):
Take me back to Boston. 5292.
We are off to the garden of love.
5507.
Gulesian (Mrs. M. H.):
Take me back to Boston, for I’ve
got the Boston blues. 5292.
We are off to the garden of love.

5007,
Gulbrer (Roland) Lona. 337.
Gulla (Pasquale) Nun te_ credo
echitu! 6981.
Gumble (Albert) : )
I never broke nobody’s heart
when I said good-bye. 4210.

So I took the fifty thousand dol-
lars. 22822.
Valley of content. 20706.
You better stop messin’ around.
20926.
Gumble (Allen) Kiki.
Gundelfinger (G. F.):
All the world is in love. 12872.
I think of you. 10504.
Wonderful glorious spring. 14118.

Gundersdorff (Bobby) :

8462.

All the world will seem like
heaven, when we meet again.
14208.

He went away and left me blues.
14800.

Gundersdorff (Le Roy) :

All the world will seem like
heaven. 14208.

He went away and left me blues.
14800.

Gunn (G. G.) Dream girl o’ mine.
21451.

Gunter (Florence) Try it out and
see. 18147.

pt. mI, h.s., v. i8

Gunter (W. J.)
1162.
Guntert (C. M.)
On: aig
Gunther (Jesse) :
Bagatelle. 16463.
Melody. 16906.
Gurewich (Jascha) :
Heart-breaking. 4082.

My: mother’s voice.

Sweet girl graduate.

Kathryne. 19494-19496.
Guridi (Jesus) :

Nightingale’s message. 24645.

On the mountain tops. 24741.

Gurlitt (Cornelius) :
Always merry. 14163 (17)
Bird’s evening song. 14163 (60)
Burlesea. 7954.
Forest brook. 141638 (178)
Maypole dance. 14163 (340)
Ouverture des marionettes. 2719.
Playing soldiers. 14163 (435)
Gurlitt (Franz):
Always merry. 14163 (17)
Bird’s evening song. 14163 (60)
Forest brook. 14163 (178)
Maypole dance. 14163 (340)
Playing soldiers. 14163 (435)
Gurlitt (Otto):
Always merry. 14163 (17)
Bird’s evening song. 14163 (60)
Forest brook. 14163 (178)
Maypole dance. 14163 (340)
Playing soldiers. 14163 (435)
Gurney (Ivor):
Ludlow and teme. 17358, 17359.

Five western. watercolours.
10282.
Gussen (Ef. G.) Dance of the elves.
23673. .

Gustafson (EH. EH.) :
Rainbow tears.
Ra‘se your éyes.

Gustaveson (I. M.)

mother. 14596.

Guthrie (Norris) Ku-klux-klan blues.

22050.

Guttinguer (Roger) :

Ah, la musique. 5708.
Casse coeurs. 5915, T7980.
Dionysos. 8095.
Fox des cannes. 6203.
Hullo-clown. 6364.
Marche des poilus.

13620.
17767.
Dreaming of

de la Ruhr.

17390.
Orchidées. 7031.
Tennis-fox. 23006.
Guttridge (Maurice) Dearie. 18788.
Guy (H. P.) My pretty Irish rose.
17534.
Guy (W. E.) Moonshine. 22291.
Guy (Wm.) My home. 138374.
Guyette (Hugene) Just an Irish girl.
17199.

Dear mother how
9911.

Guzofski (Walter)
happy I will be.

1626

INDEX

“BOs. 1-13, 1923

Gwynne (Kenneth) Tramping the
broad highway. 25330.
Gwyther (Geoffrey) Hassan. 21702.

Gypsy. pseud. See Musgrave (E. P.)
Gyrma (Archie) You know us, Al.
3343.
Gyula (Moczar) MHazudik a musi-
kaszo. 6811.
H. (H.) Born this day. 1634.
Haaf (Henry):
Dew drops. 38369 (138)
_ Poppies. 523
Valse Gloria. 5679 (381)
Haase (KE. R.) Fresh, fresh fish.
16828.
Habbab (Julia) Mother’s love. 1155.
Haber (Arthur) ‘Trying. 23087.
Haberly (Lylas) :
Because of you. 3506.
Irish lassie 0’ mine. 49824.

Haberman (C. E.) O dear me dear.
22416.
Hachette (Librairie) :

Au pays des Maures. 7870, 21073.

Be glad. 9576.

Berceuse. 21158.

Chanson de route. 21279.

Conte de fée. 97, 5975.

Danse capricieuse. 21387.

Danse marocaine. 21390.

En tattendant. 6124.

Kinsorcellement. 8149, 10064.

Java du Cyclope. 10624.

Marche des Escholiers. | 6754,
10919.

Maudie. 22209,

Musette. 22311.

Near the waves. 443, 444.

Perversion. 13546, 17706.

Plaisir champétre. 22565.

Sérénade d’Orient. 22753.

Tango de los amantes. 18044,

22988.

Hackh (Otto) Coquette. 14163 (122)

Hackh (lrs. Otto) - Coquette. 14163
(122)

Hackl (—) Carmencita-morceau car-
acteristique. 3590.

Haddock (G. P.):

Mandoline player. 9413 (89)
Soul’s awakening. 9413 (134)
Haddock (Lillian ) Susan Jane.
15974.

Haddock (Mary) Moonlight dreams.
11029.

Haden (Alford or Alfred) I love

the girl who kisses, I hate the girl

that don’t. 17030, 19235.
Hader (F.R.) I dreamed that a lassie
e ©6Still cared:!: 19212. :
Hadley (H. K.):
Angel’s Christmas.
Ballade of June roses.
Ballet of the fiowers.

12441.

18439.
23447.
9565, 9566,

Cleopatra’s night. 848.
Colloque sentimental. 9789.
Dreamy lake. 25595 (78).
Herod overture. 12915.
Intermezzo. $71.

Miller. 25595 (187).

Pierrot. 13566.

Snowflake. 25595 (257).

With flying colors. 141635 (618).

Hadwen-Chandler (H.) Dream

thoughts. 3809.°

Haenchen (Walter)

12744.

Hiindel (G. F.):
Air d’Hercule.
Ombra mai fu.
Gigue. 8254.
Handel album for piano.

(222).
Hiindel’s
4044.

Hallelujah. 4045.

Harmonious blacksmith. 23952.

He shall feed His flock. 6278.

Hear me ye winds and waves.
5679 (48).

Hornpipe. 2018, 7808 (212).

Joy to the world. 804, 845, 21683.

Easy melody.
201.

6282.
14163

sonata in G _ minor.

Julius Caesar. 21684.-
Largo. 4046, 6279, 6280, 12886,
23953.

Largo in G. 10286.
Let: their celestial concerts all
unite. 4047.

Minuet in G minor. 6281.
Ouverture to Julius Caesar. 6288.
Overture in D minor. 14781.

Seven pieces [and] Six fugues.

—- 2019.

Variations on a
4G48.

Where’er you walk.

ground bass.

8255, 12887.

2°™° sonate. 2020.
3 lessons. 2021.
Handl (Jacobus) Ecce concipiet.
18885.
Haenschen (Walter) Poison ivories.
11412.
Hiinsel und Gretel. 6329.
Haesche (W. E.):
Marie-Louise. 19702.
Venerante. 20720.

Haessly (M. J.) Our new Moon ear.
17668.
Haeusler (W. I.) jr.
- 20002019 )y
Haeusler (Wm.)
4343.
Haeussler (Paul):
Down the lane of summertime.
8113.
In thoughts of you.
Mother mine. 1153.
Till then. 5366.

I believed you.

Jazz band blues.

43503.

1627

INDEX

Haffey (Timothy) lot Ta' ewill always
believe in you. 21880.
Hafter (O. P.) Get yourself a piece

of cheese. 23874.

Hagan (W. H.). He is calling’ me.
23981. :

Hagen (D.) I wonder who gets the
kisses. 19304.

Hagen (Hd.) Under the desert
moon. 12642.

Hagen (J. M.) When my love boat
anchors in the harbor of vour heart.
20831.

Hagen (Milt):

Cocoa-cola, my
23617.

It’s silly. 193899.

Just like a woman. 4389.

Rose of Egypt. 7222:

Yawning. 16335, 18321.

Hagen (P. A. von) See Von Hagen
Ye eu ld

Hager (—):

Danse hongroise.

Dolores. 3789, 810

Hager (Clyde) :

Back in the old neighbourhood.
38, 14273.

Good bye pal. 16889.

Only a butterfly. 24758.

Who crossed Napoleon, while Na-
poleon was crossing the Alps.
25509.

Bag@r (FE: G.) ° In
dreams, 19375.

Hager (F. W.):

April sighs. 9510.

Bee and the pup. 18523.

Bird at the waterfall. 9613.

Cricket’s carnival. 9836.

Day at the zoo. 12667, 12668.

South-sea-maid.

25595 (366).
Ale

your castle of

Dixie Susan, tell the folks in
Dixie that I’m coming. 23719.
Gloria, 14748.

Pretty little one. 24890.
Hager & Goodwin. Who crossed Na-
poleon, while Napoleon was cross-

ing the Alps. 25509.
Hagerty (C.. L.) Dream bearts.
14591.

Hagerty (J. J.)

My Gamma girl. 19852.
Take me home, 22982.

Haggerty (T J.)
10662.

Hagner (Bud):
Blues, that’s all blues.
Broken hearted blues. 14356.
Coax me just a little. 14453.
Crooning lullaby. 14481.
Flipper, flapper, flipper.
Jazzola-o. 4344.

Just you and I. 15110.
Knockin’ ’em cold. 151389.
Laughing biues. 10734.

Just a pal o’ mine.

9632.

10138.

pt. 111, ns $3,'v.18

Mississippi moonbeams. 11009.
Mother love. 11046.
Those benedict blues. 16065.

Tsen Mei, my Chinese love. 16115.
Hague (Eleanor) :

Creptisculo. 9835.
Piedad. 11398.
Hahm (G. H:)° Viking *2ar52:
Hahn (Arthur) Beyond the desert
sands. 14811.
Hahn (Carl): .
Silent, starlit night. 17894.
Trees. 5679 (3877).
Hahn (George) :
Navy frolic. 19913.
Pasha’s blues: 2729. «
Pasha’s party. 113858.
Hahn (H: M.)’:
Be still. 18508.
O Father, I am weary. 4800.
Hahn (Reynaldo) :
A Phidylé. 14168 (8).
Ah! si vous étiez Nicolas. 9440.
Amour qui meurs, amour qui
passes. 9486.

C’est Sa banlieue. 9683, 14377.
C’est tout ce qui me reste d’elle.
9684.
Cantique sur le bonheur des justes
et sur le malheur des réprouvés.
14163 (74).
Ce n’ était pas la méme chose.
9721, 14408.
Chanson de Nausicaa. 18660.
Chanson de route. 9730, 14413,
18661.
Ciboulette. 8010, 14445.
Ciboulette-valse 16596.
Comm’ Ja vie. 9803.
Dans un’ charrett. 9877.
Jeu de halles 19432.
Moi, jm appell’
11016.
Nocturne. 14163 (223).
Nous avons fait un beau voyage.
11188.
Phrase de Pallas.
Quintette. 11478.
Reverie. 25595 (233).
‘Séraphine. 14163 (508).
Si mes vers avaient des -ailes.
25095 (252).
Were my song with wings pro-
vided. 18228.
Haid (W. M.):
Dagmar. 38716.
Pretty Mary Ann.
Haigh: ('T3)*:
Réve angelique. 24926.
Songs and duet. 22852.
_ Tarantelle. © 20559.
Hail and farewell. 8563.
Hailing (—) Concert
20095 (361).

Ciboulette.

20111.

4962.

interimMezzo.

1628 -

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Haines (H. E.):

Autumn song. 16449.

Summer’s morn. 15959.
Hainsworth (Richard) pseud. See

Lillenas (Haldor)
Hainton (H. H.) Spa-valse. 15922.
Hajos (Karl) :

Mandarin. 4580.

Marabu. 6748.

Rote katze. 17814.

Halcyon pub. co. One who cares for
me. 15585.

Haldeman-Julius co. Cavalleria rusti-
cana. (22205:

Hale:( Me. B:) Twilight memories.
12025, 25858-25360.

Hale (P. o.) :

Have to have a chum. 4064.

Loving and true. 6708, 22159.
Hale (Philip) :

Hindel album for piano. 14163

(222):

22 piano pieces. 14163 (498).
Halet (Laurent) :

Grande dame et le petit monsieur.

16896. -
Quand une femme vous aime.
4977.

Sur un air américan. 1331.

Halet-Telly. Quand une femme vous
aime. 4977.

Halévy (J. F. E.) Rachel, quand du
seigneur la grace tutélarie. 8915.

Haley (M. E.) Comrades. 1758.

Half moon inn. 6289, 7202.

Halikman (W. K) Willie live, will-
he-live. 12240.

Hall (HH. A.) Ohio blues. 22462.

Hall (EK. H.) Sweet memories of yes-
terday. 22953.

Hall (Hverett) Theodora, I adore
her. 23027.

Hall (F. G.) Kiss me dear, and say
that you will miss me. 4421.

Hall, (F. W.) Lonesome so lonesome
for you. 15218.

Hall (Flavil) : ;

Beautiful land we eall home.
12458.

Hope’s rainbow. 24034.

Hall (Foley) Ever of Thee. 18364
(65).

- Hall (Frank) Let me kiss your eye-

lids down. 17265.

~ Hall (Fred) pseud. See Ahl (F. A.)
- Hall (Frederick) :

Egyptian tone poems. 901.

Venetian reverie. 25403.

Will-in-a-wisp. 16300.

Will you remember me. 25523.
Hall (G. W.) Listening in. 24315,
-Hall (Hallie) Introductory opening
for a burlesque or musical comedy.
4318.

Hall (J. W:) Supposing. 11816.

1629"

Hall (5) Ey
Angelic morn. » 25595 (11).
Christmas glory. 16592. .
Christmas surprise. 846.
Easter dawn. 14163 (149).
Gloria. 954.
Hymns of the living gospel, no. 1.
12951.
Jesus is here. 25595 (144).
Jubilant Eastertide. 4373.
Liove’s token. 25595 (173).
Magnificat. 19659.
Message of flowers. 14168 (355).
Nature’s praise. 14163 (883).
.New anthems of praise. 1176.
Praise and beauty. 7136.
. Trip to old Chris. . 25595:;:,(286).
Hall Ges):

Open your arms to me. 8824.
Wedding of the stars. 5517.
Hall (K. E.) Ku klux klan grand

march. 307.
Hall (L.'M.) Granny. 10267.

Hall (Pauline) :
Long skirt blues. 15220.
Twilight memories. 13978.
Hall.Gk. Bap
Albanian march. 7808 (3).:
S: I. B..A.. march... 7808 (116).
Tenth regiment march. 141635
(563). :
Hall (R. EK.) How can you love some-
body else when I’ve been so faith-
ful to you. 14163 (672). :
Hall (W. G.) Pennsylvania girls.
TTL
Hall (W. W.)*
Blue bird blues. 23501.
Blue Island blues. 14333, 235038.
It ain’t gonna rain no mo’. 19390.
Liza mine. 10811.
Lonely lane. 22120.
My dream sweetheart. 11091.
Old plantation melody. 17638.
Red-headed musie maker. 20200.
Red hot blues. 11490.
South side blues. 20445.
Strolling down a_ lonely lane.
11790.
You’ve got me wrong. 25583.
3ist. street blues. 20974.
Hall & McCreary co. Golden book of
favorite songs. 10241.
Hall-Mack co.:
Awakening. 12427.
Children’s day classics. 5945.
Children’s day helper, no. 9.
12584.
Christ triumphant. 3636.
Christmas ahoy. 23598.
Christmas glory. 16592.
Christmas helper. 23608.
Christmas memories. 16594.
Christmas surprise. 845.

fa

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Sy ana aL aT PaaS TS GTB RGEC NUTT TT eR

Hall-Mack co.—Continued.
Console. 28688.
Dawn divine. 3740.
Dadem. 18805.
Easter eall. 3841.
Emanuel. 16761.
Give thanks to God most high.
19037.
Gloria. 954.
Glory to God on high. 19042.
God of Abram praise. 16874.
Hail! glorious day. 4049.

Hail, Holy One! 16907.

Hall-Mack co.’s Haster classics.
4050.

Happy season. 6298. :

Home is not home _ without
mother. 6342.

How manifold Thy works, O
Lord. 16981.

Hymns of the living gospel, no. 1.
12951.

In mercy, Lord, incline. 17122.

In the end of the Sabbath. 4294.

In the K'ng’s service. 17127.

Jubilant Eastertide. 4378.

Jubilate Deo in C. 17186.
Keystone songs. 15124. -
Magnificat. 19659.

New anthems of praise. 1176.
_O God of our salvation. 17595.
Our father’s love. 7044.

Our mothers. 7048.

Out of the deep. 17671.

Praise and beauty. 17136.

Santa and the givers. 1266.

Smile. 203890.

Song angelic. 17947.

There’s a new day . dawning.
20608.

' Which? Santa Claus or Mother

Goose. 1432

Hall-Philbrook (Mrs. R. B.)
Philbrook (Mrs. R. B. Hall-)
Hallen (8S. E.) Step on her boy, I am

waiting. 22893.
Haller (Charles)
1647, 3557.
Halley (G. E.):
Egyptian dreams.
Good-night. 19065.
Greenwitch Village doll.
Peanuts. | 22539.
Stop that fancy stuff. 20477.
Sugar moon. 22919.
Halliday (H. D.). Rattler. 138626.
Halligan (Nan) My Ilttle Irish col-
leen. 17513.
Halligan (William) Anastasia Reilly.
18435.
Halls (J. Gi:
She is sleeping ’neath the old oak
tree. 25039.
When the dew is on the roses.
16250.

See

Broadway waltz.

18893.
19080.

Hamilton (Andy)

Halm (Rex) Indian moon. 6496.
Halperin (Ben) Just keep on smiling,
mammy. 15099.

Halpin (Mark) :
Steppin’ Steve.
Tillie. 18109.
Until I found you. 12052.

You can’t fool a horse-fly. 14140.

Halsey (Henryette) Lady who stole

my heart away. 2313.
Halsey (S. H.) Sweet mother,
Halstead (H. P.)

on the hillside. 3546.

Halstead (Henry) Will you always

love me. 5679 (405), 9844.

Halter (August) :
Let’s go. 10758.
My Hasting Rose. 8710.
Tenderly-sweetheart. 3098.

Hamblen (Bernard):
Hear Thou my prayer.
Jesus of Nazareth,

(18).
‘Little voices calling. 15207.
Mae, the sandwich-man. 8574.
O, light of all the world. 24675.
Pearl of Ispahan. 17698. |
Peg away. 2741.
Smile through your tears. 2964.
There’s a song in my heart.
16052, 20974 (217).

Hambley (Helen) Your daddy’s gone

to heaven, 23334.
Hamblin (H. H.)

15988.

1835:
Bonnie wee hoose

16929.
King! 1475

I was a fool who

believed in you. 14960.
Hambly (I. G.) Pal divine. 118385.
Hamcke (W. N.) Daddy’s little lone-
some rose. 3713.
Hamelle (Hd.):
Mélodie. 17758.
Sérénade. 17867.
Hamelle (J.) Voice at the door.
12090.

Hamer. (G. F.):
Bow-wow-wow. 9647.
Cat came fiddling. 9716.
Farmer went trotting. 10103.
Greeting to summer. 198.
Like as the hart desireth the
waterbrooks. 1084.
Thanks be to God. 25595 (272).
Water sprites. 14039.
You'll change your
mind. 9391.
Hamilton (C. G.). Musie students
piano course. 11068.
Hamilton (EK. 8S.) Walton’s inaugural
march. 38237.
Hamilton (H. B.)
10738, 13143.
Hamilton (H. V.)
rose. 9137.
Hamilton (J. M
Just to love. 17208,
Memories of mine.

Lazy dreams.

Swan-song of a

19735.

1630

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Merry England. 17414.

My feet. 17498.

Nephews of Uncle Sam. 17559.

Steppin’ the indigo blues. 17560,

17982.

Hamilton (Janet) :
Endymion. 14617.
Great child. 14771.

Hamilton (M. E.):

Shadows. 25034.

Summer happiness. 25187.
Hamilton (M. W.) Lordy! 6678.
Hamilton (Mabel) Rhododendron.

a0.
Hamilton (N. R.)
Romany. 2698.
Hamilton (Rae)
ness. 15421.
Hamilton (Robert)
forgotten. 25579.
Hamilton (S. G.) Rhododendron. 539.

On the road to
My dream of happi-

You may have

Hamilton: (W. E.),....Island, of..,Qz:.
13058. :.
Hamilton (Wade):
Diablo. 8091.

Lazy dreams. 10788, 138148.
Little girl with a curl. 8524.
Moonshine shudder. 8669, 11032.
atricia. . 11365.
Hamlet. 16063.
Hamlin (Baird) You called me thru
the silent gloom. 20927.

Hamm (Fred) Forgetful _ blues.
14706, 18985.
Hammed (—) Voo doo. 20746.

Hammed (T. A.):
Daddy don’t go, blues. 12644.
Don’t try to take my man away.
16721.
Good-bye my used’ to be, your
once was is gone. 16888.
I ain’t blue. 14868.
It’s your time to have the blues.
15050.
Thinkin’ blues. - 23049.
You gotta play steady with me.
18342. /
Hammersmith (G. J.) Maybe.
Hammerstein (Arthur)
17719.

Hammond (A.) & co.:
Cap and bells. 14392.
Danse piquante. 14524.
En rapport. 14615.
Feuillies de rose. 3908.
HMleurette. 3924.
Golden autumn. 14754.
Hills and dales. 4099.
Joie de vivre. 4857.
Légende triste. 15164.
Light as thistledown.
Lis sur eau. 4481.
‘Moonlight. 153873.

iiss is
Plain Jane.

15184.

Old belfry. 4827.
Pastoral dance.

4894.

Pensée triste. 15640.
River réverie. 5025.
Shadow of dreams. 5111.
Song of the streamlet. 15906.
Souviens-toi. 15921.

Sunshine. 15964.
Wind in the corn.

Hammond (C. A.)
13340.
Hammond (D. A.) Gene and me and
my Jennie. 21618.
Hammond (E. C.) Envy.
Hammond (Kyle)
16142.
Hammond (L. R.) June nights. 17189.
Hammond (M. W.) Jelly blues. 19424.
Hammond (W. G.):
Mis’ Rose. 8651, 8652.
Waiting for the May.
Hampe (Adolf) Rose Marie. 11536.
Hampelmann. 24304, 25231, 25350.
fampson (Harold) :

5614

Mother mine.

6129.
U. S. forever.

695.

Dancing time in Kerry. 14516.
My li’l piecanin’. 15441.
Seaman. 5094.
Hampton (R. B.) If my dreams come
true. 13011.
Hance (Monte) Golden September.
16881.

Hand (Arthur) Daisie. 14505.
Hand me down my silver trumpet.
19088.

Handents. .).:

Air. 4052.

Al fresco. 3393.

Chameleon. 3605.

Despair. 3770.

Flying leaves. 3933.

Gray dawn. 4038.

I loved—just you. 4182.

My garden. 4716.
Soul of the U. S: Aw 5217:
Your haven of peace. 5669.

Hander (Alex) Femmes les plus
jolies. 1928.
Handman (Lou):
Black and biue. 21174.
Blue. 1622.
If you do what you do. 24144.

Left all alone with the blues.
22064.

Lovey came back. 173538, 19644.

My sweetie went away, she didn’t
say where, when or why. 11139.

No matter who you are or what
you are you’re the world and all
to me. 11167, 13412.

Nobody cries over me. 19944.

Toujours, toujours. 18138.

Twelve o’clock at night. 20680.

Vee vodelum voo. 23142, 231453.

Why don’t they cry over me.
20868, 23255.

1631

INDEX

pt. III, Nn: S.,/V. 18

Handy (Charles)
satisfy your soul.
Handy (W. C.):
Atlanta blues. 12411.
Darktown reveille. S074.
Feelin’ blues. 10106.
Harlem blues. 10304.
Joe Turner blues. 24213.
Ole Miss Blues. 24736.
Sundown blues. 7449, 11803.
You can’t quit me now, because

Save your man and
20294, 24991.

I’ve had you too long. 23310.
Handy band book. 21689.
Haney (E. G.) Florence. 18970.

Hanley (J. F.):
Abie’s Irish rose.
Ann end her little sedan.
As long as he loves me.
Coax me. 3655.

Dancer of the Nile. 18753.

Gold digger. 1989, 10240.

How -ya gonna keep yeur mind on
daneing. 225.

I’ve got the Yes, we have no
banana blues. -12996.

If I knew you then as I know you
now. 4255, 6442.

Jazzmania. 6534.

Lonesome Cinderella. 19603.

Mammy’s little silver lining. 8596,
15283.

Stay home, little girl, stay home.
20471, 20472.

Stingo stungo. 11785, 11786.

Take a look at this, take a look
at that. 11865, 16008.

Then he’d give ’er gas. 9183.

Why should I weep about one
Sweetie. 23261.

Hann (W. A.) Ain’t it a shame. 5710,
D711, 18395.
Hanna (M. F.)

14114,

Hannikainer (Ilmari):

Min moders 6gon. 24519.
Vid stranden. 25412.

9420, 14170,
9496.
18449.

Wonderful Helen.

Hannum (Clement) Rejected blues.
17786.

Hannum (M. A.) Whispering breezes.
- 18281.

Hanon (C. L.) Pianista virtuoso en
60 exercicios. 13556.

Hanscom (KH. W.):

At dawn. 9413 (5)

At night. 9413 (6)

At Thine altar lowly kneeling.
14163 (29)

By the sea. 9413 (19)

Choir angelic. 25595 (45)

Evening star. 9413 (45)

Glory in the highest. 25595 (95)

Glory to God in the highest. 14163.

(201)

Heaven is my home. 14163 (235)

Jubilate Deo in G. 25595 -(152)
O lily fair. 9413; (105)
Wandering wind. 9413 (149)

Hansen (Annie) Bright red rose.
7T9AS.
Hansen (KE. C.) Old home place.

15560.

Hansen (E. J.) JI ean’t forget. 4149.
Hansen (F. A.) Pearly White. 15634.
Hansen (H. J.):
Bleeding-heart. 7924.
I long to speak to you. 4178.
Old fashioned sweetheart. 4831.
Hansen (J.):
Dance of the Toodies. 21384.
Rastus and his band. 22627.
Hansen (J. R.):
Boston boys. 5850.
Joe pepper-rag. 21991.
Melody of the moonlight.
Hansen (Ll. O.) Radio Ray.
Hansen (Wilhelm) :
Aa, hvor var han dog bedaar’ ne.
23362.
Aa, jag har saa travlt, saa travlt,
saa’ travit i da. 233638.
Abendlied des Kosakken.
Afsted, min baad. 16384.
Andante ay klaverkvintett.
Anne-Lises vuggesang. 19.
Autrefois. 5780, 12416.
Ballade. 13107.
Begge rosorna. 23471.
Berceuse, 46. 16488.
Blasippan. 23497.
Bleka ménen. 1619.
Blinde kinder. 53.
Blommans 6de. 23500.
Bédes der for. 16512.
Bérnevers. 12504.
Brudevals. 63. (
Cabana. 16544.
Danse. 2953.
Danse caractéristique.
Danske bggeskov. 106.
Dejlig pige. 23707.
Der er gu’ skelov en dag igen i

17409.
8917.

5686.
23400.

104.

morgen. 16695.
Det er live no’et for Lodovika.
878.

Det er statistik bevist. 23712.

Det var en knippel fin Radise.
879. .

Dold fé6rening. 16706 .

Douze petits duos. 22215.

Du blomst i dug. 14601.

Du déda. 894.

Du sku’ pakke
Deal ene

En stig. 16765.

Er det saa-den store kerlighed?
AZT6l.

Er du tosset, Carl Johan? 909.

Erwachen am morgen. 12764.

klunset Sammen.

1632

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Etude no 2
15329.
Far og mor og bgrn. 3902.
F@nix revyen 1923. 12818.
Fgrste kerlighed. 169.
Fra gudbransdalen. 1945.
Fiinf klavierstticke. 25006.
Gamle ven. 23866.
Gyldne oks. 23950.
Himlen. 991.
Hoang-ho! 213.
Humoresque II.
Humoresque III.
12948, 12949.
Humoresgque IV. 16986.
Hun hed Emil. 24048.
Hvis lille Pige er du?
Hvitsippan. 24060.
I den store fattige,
1004.
I sysirar, I bréder, I 4]skande par.
ATOR:

12946.

8309, 12947,

8314.

kaserne.

Impremptu. 25059.
Indolence. 17138, 17139.
Intermezzo. 8985.

Jeg har forstand paa krokodiller.
24205.
Jeg ved, hvor han er henne. 1056.

Julesang. 24222.

Jumbo fra Kolombo. 13085.

Ka’ de hgre hvad jeg si’er? 1070.
Kirsebertresrne. 1572.
Kiaverstykker over sange af

Halfdan Kjerulf. 19514, 19515.
K¢ébenhavyner vagt-parade. 1073.
K¢gbenhavnerpigen. 13123.
Kvintet for figtje. obo, klarinet,

horn og fagot. 15144.

Lad vaaren komme. 17240.

Land meiner triume. 6606.
Langtan heter min _ arfvedel.
17243. :
Leichte charakterstticke. 314.

Lilla herdinnan. 2363.

Lille mandolinskele. 13169.

Lille prinsesse. 326.

L¢gft de klingre’ glaspokaler.
15208.

Lustige musikanten. 361.

Meelkedrengen. 24420.
Mandolinate. 17383.

Med tommelfingeren i gjet! 8619.

Mélodie élégiaque. 2485.

Men naar jeg gaar i mit seks-
tende aar! 13296.

Min moders 6gon. 24519.

Morceau bourlesque. 17458.
Moreceau élégant. 17459.
Morceau romantique. 17460.
Ni melodier. 14127.
Novellette. 22783.

O slut dina 6gon. 2659.

Och finns det en tanke. 17607.
Oldefars klaver. 17641.

Oublié. 498.

1633

jand] Etude NTs 3!

‘Sange.

Tango d’amour.

Paa grund af den lave valuta, vi

har. 24784.

Pan Twardowski. 22522.

Pedersen. 13536.

Pensionzrernes vekselsang.
24819.

Pjerrot-vals [and] Rosenvalsen.
22563.

Prélude. 24909.

Rejer er godt. 24919.

Rigaudon. 24934.

Romance. 24947, 25014.

Rosen-serenade. 13665.

Saa vil jeg
24981.
Sangarlon. 17823.
Sagan om vart hjiirta.
1265.
Scaramouche. 8980.
Scéne d’amour. 561.
Sérénade. 574, 25030.
Serenata. 15823.
Shimmy. 9024.
Silhouetter. 17895, 17896.
Simphonia-blues. 25067.
Sippon. 25081.
Six duos faciles. 15673.
Six duos faciles et progressifs.
15674.
Slummervisa.
Sonedgang. 17935.
Sommarmelodi. 1298.
S¢gster, de kalder paa dig!
Souvenir. 603.

gaa frivillig med.

7241.

2963.

1289.

Spansk dans. 9099.
Statuette-vals. 9110.
Stelldichein. 15937.
Strygekvartet. 9122.

Styrmand Anderson’s hjemkomst.
619.

Suite. 1060.

Suite champétre. 3039.

Ta’ hornbriller paa. 7481.

13888.

Tanz-humoreske If. 25230.

Tanz-idylle. 633.

Tempo di minuetto. 640.

Texas-waltz. 13902.

Ti minuetters pause. 656.

To iet Glashus. 13944, 23065.

To portretter fra middelalderen.
4356.

To sange til Danmark.

Tornet. 25317.

Tornerose. 25322.

Tre sange. 22041.

(Mriosg 9225.

Var fG6rnimmelser. 18175.

Valse chevaleresque. 7611, 13996.

Valse lente. 253983.

Verden er saa stor, saa stor, saa
stor! 14009.

Vid stranden. 25412.

Vilde Jagt. 18190.

Visa till Karin. 904.

21640.

INDEX

Hansen (Wilhelm )—Continued.
Visa till Karin ur fangelset. 905.
Vor’ses elskte fodeland. 25423.
Westfinlindischer walzer. 25458.
4 viirmlindska latar.. 768.
6 pianostycken. 24488.
10 pianostykker. 38407.
10 sange. 25075
14 mand og hera paa vejen til
Madeira. 756.
Hansen (Winifred) :
Larry comes back. 17250.
My dear old gray haired mother.
13366.

Hansman (A. H.)

Those simple blues. 3130.
You broke my heart. 33387.

Hanson (C. LL.) No-one but, you.
17574. .

Hanson (G. A.) I’m nobody’s sweet-
heart. 10481.

Hanson (Howard) Three miniatures.
974.

Hanson (8. C.) Golden glee song
book. 21651.

Hanson (V. T.) Bring back my yes-
terdays. 5861.

Hanson (W. F.) Tam-miin nacup.
25219.

Hansrote (Malinda) Tho your eyes
were grey they were blue to me.
9199.

Hanver (EH. M.) My aeroplane girl.
19828.

Happy medium. 8259.

Harcourt (M. B. d@’) Mélodies popu-

laires indiennes. 15321.
Frard CG. "C:) :
Mother mine. A688.
Wanderer’s return. 5495.
Hardenbrook (L. M.). Pal divine.
Isao:
Hardesty (G. C.) Dream visions of
you. 124.
Hardin (Lillian) :
Coal cart blues. 18697.
My sweet lovin’ man. 6927.
New Orleans cut-out. 15496.

Harding (C. L.) Song of the cabal-
lero. 5199.
Harding (C. L.) jr. When you went
away. (162
Harding (Frank) :
Don’t let us part. 18837.
Muldoon the solid man. 17479.
My daughter Julia. 228321.
On duty. 486.
On the green shores of Erin.
11281, 18482, 13483.
That’s all. 16048.
Theodora, I adore her. 23027.
When you and I were young,
Maggie. 12199.

|

pvr, Mey veto

Harding (John)
with you. 19344. —

Harding (W. G.) Ballet of butterflies.
5799.

Hardison (L. A.) You ean’t buy hap-
piness every time. T7772.

Hardt-Warden (Bruno)
friihling,
10693.

Hardy (Jlrs. Ralph)
Rock Creek shore.

In honeymoon land

Kinder, im
da zahit man kan zins.

Near that little
1170

Hardy (V. A.) Dissatisfied blues.
16700.
Hare (Amy): :
Album for violin and _ piano.
18404.
Albums of Amy Hare’s songs.
16396, 16397, 18405, 18406.
Hare (C.) Sad blues. 5064.
Harewood (G. T.):
Praise songs. 11436, 22589.

They that
- 20616.
We will praise Him. 20773.

wait on the Lord.

Hargreaves (L.) No-one knows.
22394
Hargreaves (Robert): |
For evry light that’s shining,
somewhere a broken heart.
14703.
Give over. 12855.
Goldfish. 10250.
Kisses grow on cherry trees.
19511.

What’s the matter with the dear
old Strand. 18235.
Where the river Savannah is flow-

ing. 20854.
Where was Virginia creeping to.
14087.
Haring (Chariles) Spleen. (25595,
(262; 263).
Haring (BH...) Spleen)’ 25599'( 262,
ZB):
Harker (IF. F.) :
Brownies’ Ayie Zoos
Brownies’ waltz. 23532.
Fairy dance.. 235798.

How beautiful upon the moun-
tains; 247166:

I will lift up mine eyes to the hills.
17091.
Liebeslied.

Mountain sprite.
Nuit d’été. 19958.
Rest with Thee in heaven,

20974 (156).
24569.

7196.

Harker (ik. 1) Syncopated strokes
for the banjo. 11861.

Harkless (Mrs:-eT Wis) Castles. |
23566.

Harkness (Robert) :
Gospel song piano acompaniment.
961.

; =: 1634

INDEX

vos. 1-13, 1923

Have a little talk with Jesus.
19099.

Palace for the King. 24788.
Victory. 688.

Wash me whiter than snow.
12125.

Harlem (Dave) What’s the use of
painting the old town red, when the
color fades so soon. 9297.

Harlin (J. L.) Love, the sweetest
flower. 15246.

Harling (W.. EF.)
24542,

Harlness (Robert). Palace for the
King. 24788.

Harlow (John) O and N, an I an O
an’ Anew) 4, ko22.

Harlow (R. L.):

Jerry. 6988.

My dreams. 6900.

National masonic clubs’ march.
11147.

That toddlin’ hop. 7519.

Barman (0. L,) Do, do,..do, blues.
21480.

Harmon (C. QO.) On the winding
Christianna. 11291.

Harmon (Eddie). Turn me _ loose.
L20T Seat

Harmon (Victor). Street you can’t

forget. 1320.

Harmonie-verlag. Gasthaus zur liebe.
14729.

Harmony music co. Wabash river
moon. 3230.

Harmony shop. Jelly blues. 19424.

Harms, l.B.), €o::

Beauty prize. 18517, 21127, 21128.

Bull-frog patrol. 38565, 9671.

Cabaret girl. 1659.

Iivery day in every way. 142,
3369 (19).

Everybody calls me little Red
Riding Hood. 21520.

Good morning dearie. 5679 (194).

Have you forgotten me. 3369
(26).

Honeymoon isle. 19155.

Hot dog. 3369 (81).

How do you do Katinka. 3369
(32),

I’m a prize. 19244.

I saw the roses and remembered

Moonlight lane.

you. 17068.

In love with love. 21928, 23352
(66). -

It’s a long, long day. 19392.

Love and the moon, 345, 5679
(266).

Meet me down on Main street.
19722.

Moon love. 19789.
Morning glory. 3369 (48).
Non-stop dancing. 19947.
Once in a blue moen. 22481.

16395.

Our lovely rose. 22504.

Pale Venetian moon. 3369 (52).

Peach girl. 510, 3369 (53).

Pie. 24848.

Raggedy Ann. 22621, 25595 (468).

Stepping stones. 22895.

When you take the road with me.
20845, 25491.

Wonderful dad. 23280.

You can’t make love by. wireless.
20930.

Harms ine.:

Adrienne. 12353.

Alibi baby. 14194.

All over town. 5718.

American ideal. 9476.

April blossoms. 1533, 5679 (134).

Are you here, Maggie Mooney, are
you here? 16482.

Argentine. 1536, 5679 (135).

As we leave the years behind.
14251.

At half past seven. 18455.

Autumn nights. 18471.

Balieff’s Chauve-souris. 41.

Ball begins. 14277.

Bambalina. 3486, 5679 (140).

Blue kitten. 5679 (149).

Blue kitten blues. 5679 (150).

Boy of my heart. 12514.

Broken hearts. 5866.

Bundle of love. 5874.

Call of youth. 18615.

Caroline. 5911.

Chansonette. 25595 (356).

Charleston. 16575.

Chinese billikens. 77.

Chiquette. 8f00.

Cinders. 3642, 7808 (178).

Clinging vine. 38650, 5679 (161).

Come on and pet me. 21330.

Coralito. 5976.

Cuddle me as we dance. 1790,
5679 (164).

Cutie. 5679 (166)

Dancing girl. 6008.

‘Dancing honeymoon. 14511, 23352

(30)

Dearie, I want you. 8082.

Deep in my heart. 16687.

Deep in someone’s heart. 18791.

Dixie girls are good enough for
me. 18815.

Do you love as I love? 38786.

Don’t cry, Swanee. 3790, 7808
(184)

Don’t forget. 1844.

-Dreams. 127, 3816.

Duo. 18878.

Eastern moon. 6110.

Ev’ry heart has a dream. 3885.
Fabric of dreams. 16779.
Famous falls. 18938.
Fascination. 18942.

Fires of spring. 10124.

INDEX

Harms ine.—Continued.

Flannel petticoat gal. 21565.

Flower song. 5679 (186)

Garden of evil. 24606.

George White’s scandals. 18285.

Ginger Brown. 19024.

Gingham girl. 16858.

Give her a violet. 21636.

Give me one day. 185.

Give me that rose. 5679 (193)

Give your heart to me. 21639.

God spare the Emerald Isle.
10234.

Going rowing. 16876.

Golfing blues. 10251.

Gondolier’s song. 19061.

Good-bye. 10255.

Good bye little rosebud. 1997,
5679 (195)

Good-night, my dear. 6261.

Good night, the sun is shining.
194.

Hand organ. 6292.

Hang your sorrows in the sun.
14787.

Harms modern moving picture
music. 4059.

Hindoo hop. 10354.

Home lights I long to see. 10364.

Home-made happiness. 5679 (209)

Homesick. 6345.

Honey-bun. 19150.

I can always find another partner.
19198.

I’d love to waltz thru life with
you). 21798 ta2) 23302.

I have a rendezvous. 4163.

I like my old home town. 21816.

Tll build a stairway to paradise.
21818.

I love you. 19240.

I’m only a pilgrim.

(223)

I’m saving you for a rainy day.
10484.

I mean no-one-else-but-you. 251.

I’ve been wanting you. 2140,
5679 (227)

I’ve found a bud among the roses.
5679 (228)

Vve found love at last. 257.

2130, 5679

I’ve got those runnin’ wild biues. |

259, 3369 (39)

I wish I could believe you. 2154.
I wonder why the glow-worm
winks his eye at me. 19305.

I won’t say I will. 14963.

If I. told you. 2165, 5679 (230)
If there were not any men. 10541.
If wives were put on sale. 263.
In the cottage of my heart. 19359.
In the rain. 6492.

In the spring. 19371.

Innocent eyes. 8405.

1636

' Love makes the world a merry-go--

pteitk, mss ve 1s

Innocent lonesome blue baby.
4314, 8406.

Insignificant me. 2220.

It must be love. 17155.

It’s always springtime in my
heart. 10604.

Jackie Coogan. 10619,

Jijibo. 24212.

Just a little love. 22007.

Just a pretty little home. 10664.

Just because of your smile. 6565.

Just like a diamond. 22015.

Kingdom within your eyes. 9413.
(190)

Kiss in the er 8471.

Kiss time. 2297, 5679 (246)

Kissable lips. Wette

Lady. 8483.

Lady Butterfly. 6601.

Lady of the lantern. 22054.

Land of bye and bye. 10722.

Land of romance. 23831, 5679
(250)

. Let’s be lonesome together. 10754.

Life of a rose. 10772, 12344 (154)

Light and graceful. 19560. ;

Listen Mister Verdi. 2370.

Little boy blue jeans. 19573.

Little brown road 19575.

Little old New York. 15203, 23352:
(82)

Liza. 3369 (45)

Lo-La Lo. 13191.

Lora Lee. 341.

Lotus flower. 10841.

Louisville. 6682.

Louisville blues. 14163 (693)

Love bug. 17322.

Love in a haystack. 19622.

Love is a garden of roses. 19624.

Love is all. 10853, 14163 (695)

Love lit eyes. 13218.

round. 6692.
Love me. 6693.
Love needs no single word. 351,

5679 (267)

Love song. 6698.

Lovetime in Eden. 8567.

Lueks 6 (lal:

Lullaby lane. 6717. .

Magic ring. 24425.

Mah-jongg. 24429.

Maid of gold. 24484.

Malaiya. 17375.

Mammy’s carbon copy. 372, T56

(72)

Man in the moon. 2440, 5679

(272)

Marie-Louise. 19702.
Mary. 15304.

Mary Rose. 22208.
Member when? 19731.
Moon shadows. 13329.

nos. 1-13, 1923

Moonlight in Versailles. 6868,
8668.

Moonlight sonata. 9586, 12344
(167)

Morning will come. 4683, 7808

ol Care

Music of love. 17482, 25595 (447)

My cottage in sunshine lane. 1158,
5679 (281)

My Dutch lady. 11094.

My heart is paging yours. 25

My old man. 3369 (50)

My Rose. 8724.

My Spanish rose. T7808 (261)

Nashville nightingale. 175051,
20974 (175)

Nobody but you. 12344 (183),
15511.

Norse dance. 13421.

Nymphs of the sea. 19964.

O, light of the world. 24675.

Oh Doctor Koo-ay! 2670.

Qh! Nina. 7003.

Old fashioned love. 17632, 25595,
(459)

Old time tune. 17640.

Omar Khayam was right. 484,
5679 (294)

On Hawaiian shores. 4845, 7808
(269)

On my old side-car. 11274.

On the beach at How’ve-you-been.
11279.

Once upon a time. 5679. (297)

One good time. 4853, 7808 (270)

One hour of love. 7025, 163873
(66)

One in a million to me. 15082.

One kiss. 24752.

Oom-pah trot. 22491.

Open your heart. 17655, 18364
(296).

Passers by. 2781.

Pathway to paradise. 5679 (308).

Pay the piper. 5679 (309), 7084.

Pep it up. 18540.

Pepita. 24822.

Perfect model for your arms. 516.

Pienie party with you. 17714.

Plunk. 7114.

Polonaise. 20139.

Poppy. 24874.

Queen of Egypt. 13610.

Rainbow. 8919.

Red rose of Spain Coralito mine.
13631.

Riga Rose. 5018.

Ring for Rosy. 2839.

Romance. 2852, 5679 (323), 20237.

Romanza. 22675.

Romeo. 5035.

Rosalie. 5679 (825).

Rose of the morning. 12344 (209),
iAGGS= .. :

Roses and you. 22683. _

17

1637

INDEX

Roumania. 548, 5679 (329).

Sailing on the Nile. 11570.

Saturday night. 556, 5679 (333).

Serenade. 20322; 20828.

Shadowland. 20332.

Shake your feet. 22760, 238352
(ALA)2

She’s the same old sunbonnet Sue.
20342.

Shoulder arms. 5133, 5679 (338).

Silver canoe. 5679 (341).

Sing-Sing. 11665.

Smoke rings. 5679 (344).

Snow-time. 22817.

So this is love. 15874, 25595
(487).

Some day. 587, 5679 (346),
20403.

Some how. 17936.

Some sweet day. 18781.

Someone believes in you. 25108.

Someone will make you _ smile.
25109.

Sonnet d’amour. 2998.

Specially Tim. 11756.

Stick to your knitting. 22897.

Stop flirting. 138848, 15948, 22901.

Strut lady with me. 7488.

Sunday in London town. 7447.

Sunshine trail. 7450.

Supposing. 624.

Swanee River blues. 23352 (129),
22940.

Sway with me. 3052, 5679 (360).

Sweet Alice. 7458.

Sweetheart. 3067, 5679 (363).

Sweetheart, I’m so glad that I
met you. 7466, 7467.

Take a little one step. 25222.

Take me back to Samoa some
more. 16010.

Tanz, gesang und wein. 756
(1138).

Teach me how. 3086.

That American boy of mine.
3098, 5679 (367).

That Broadway Indian of mine.
23010.

That old fashioned garden of
mine. 23015.

There are some things you never
forget. 23028.

There is nothing too good for you.
13914.

Thrill of love. 11959.

Throw her in high. 11961.
Tinkle tune. 16078, 25595 (504).
Toodle-oo. 25069.

Two little pals. 18161.

Two make a home. 16129.
Under a one-man top. 25372.
Up there. 25383.

Venerante. 20720.

Virginia don’t go too far. 25417.
Volga boat song. 7642.

a,

INDEX

Harms inec.—Continued.

Wake me up with a kiss. 3236.

Waltz-time. 54938, 5679 (387).

Way down ‘South. 5679 (388),
7669.

Way in Pago Pago. 3242, 5679
(389).

We two. 12148, 12344 (251),

Weaving my dreams. 7808 (322).

Wedding bells. 5515, 7808 (3283).

What do you do on Sunday, Mary.
25095. (515)4

When hearts are young. 14067,
2a Ad.
When I walk with Minnie. 7696.

When my buddy steps with me.-

18250.
When we are married. 25487.
When you are in my arms. 16260,

20974 (228).
When you love. 20842.

Where are the old pals of yes-

terday? 18264.

Where is She? 12206.
Where the Ganges flows.

12344 (257, 258).
Where the honeymoon can

5679 (399).
While you’re away.
Who'll buy my violets?

12208,
see.

12207.
16285.

Why:? 38285, 5679 (402).
Wild-flower. 38296, 5679 (403),
9342.

Will-o‘-the-wisp. 5607, 5679 (404).

Will you marry me? 16302.

Wonderful Nile. 12257.

Wonderful you. 1449, 5679 (407).

Yankee doodle oo-la-la. 20911.

You and I in old Versailles. 7808
(3385), 9280, 12289.

You never can blame a girl for

dreaming. T7784.

You ought to know it by now.

7785.
Your eyes have told me that you
loved me. 25586.

Your fortune. 5668, 5679 (414).

Your lips. 23336.

Yvonne. 12332.

12 o’clock girl in a 9 o’clock town.

5679 (415).
Harney (C. C.):
Mem’ries bring you to me.
24501.
You are the queen of the world
to me. 5652.
Harney (J. J.):

Gasoline. 21608.

Long green’s my friend. 17306.
Harney (Selby) See Harney (W.S).
Harney (W. S.):

Ain’t I the snake’s hips. 9445.

Carolina carvin’ time. 23562.

Goodbye ain’t always gone. 16885.

21659.

10963,

pt. 111, n. s.j v.18

You’re out o’ your head. 12318.
Harold. 14163 (227).

Harper (Bruce):
Dancing and loving rigtiD along.
18755.
Dixie moon. 18816.
Jealous eyes. 19421.
Pliny plum. 20130.
Harper (BE. R.) Oh, Jerry!
Harper (Hleanor) :
Hail! all hail, the Haster morn-

11240.

ing. 9413 (59).
Responses. 5679 (92).
Six carols. 18364 (180).

Harper (Wm.) That only girl of
mine. 645. . . .
Harrigan (Edward) Muldoon, the

solid man. 17479.
Harrington (Alvah) Our boys at

camp Devens. 4864. ;
Harrington (C. V.) Theressa. 16055.

Harrington (J. P.) - Before it is too
late. 16481.

Harrington (J. R.) Hello Mars. 2048.

Harrington (O. J.) Stingy. « 25168.
Harrington (Pat):

Orphan boy. 2714.

Twilight on the Shannon. 671.

Harrington-Adams, ine.
1667.

Harris (—) Other lips.

Cameo girl.

5679 (298).

Harris (A. EH.) Old treasures. 14163
(3%).
Harris (Ben):
Choc’late. 9753.
Cut-out, Charleston swing. 8056,
9846.

H-Gypsy-Ann. 8140, 10039.
Love will bring you happiness.
8556, 10864.
Sweetheart farewell. 9145, 11845.
Harris (Bob):
Bring it with you when you come.
3954.

That teasing squeezing man. 5337.
Harris (C. K.): .
Back home and broke. 756 (6),

790.
Bad news blues. 14276; 16373.
Break her heart and let her go.

18575, 20974 (101).

I’ve always been true blue to you.

14947, 163738 (384).

If I were in love with somebody
else. 14978, 16373 (36) )

Just behind the times. 20974 (41)

Little church around the corner.

4487, 5679 (259)

Harris (Charles) Cold faultless, fair
Mayne. 16609.
Harris (Cuthbert) :
A BC manuals.

A B C short tutor.
Album of first pieces.

23354.
20975.
16395.

1638

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Bells of Arcady. 14298.
Berceuse. 5827.
Ceremonial march. 23572.
Dreaming of me. 12726.
Everlasting strength. 14641.
Finale in C. 23813. .
Five miniatures. 16916.
Five studies in technic. 16917.
Give thanks and sing. 186.
Moderately difficult studies in
arpeggio playing. 17443.
Moonlight. 1151.
Octave playing exercises. 4808.
Onaway! awake, beloved. 13486.
Our dance is o’er. 13503.
Third album of first pieces. 18091.
Triumphal march. 25341.
Harris (Dave):
I’m going to take the train that
leaves to home and you. 10472.
Somewhere-somehow. 2985.
Harris (D. L.) I love a cow-boy. 17026.
Harris (Elizabeth) In the land of
Song and rhyme. 8396.
Harris (Erdman) Lay on Macduff.
19536.
Harris (Frederick) co.:
Man o’ mine. 874.
Mavourneen. 387.
Harris (George) jr. Sea. 2918.
Harris (H. W.):
Let not your heart be troubled.
14163 (309)
Melody. 7808 (43)
Romance. 7808 (115)
Harris (Mrs. H. AVS)
Let not your heart be troubled.
14163 (309)
Melody. 7808 (43)
Romance. 7808 (115)
Harris (Harry) Only just suppose.
2710.
Harris (Herbert) Mean triflin’ daddy.
19718.
Harris (J. L.) Who said wake up?
23248. i
Harris (J.M.) When your lover loves
you. 20849.
Harris (J. N. E.):
Disappointed blues. 23716.
Just take your time to love. 19479.
Harris (Leonard) Pal of my dream.
20078

Harris (Mort):
My Granada gal. 20974 tie)
Other lips. 20974 (182)
Harris (Mose) Won’t you come back
Wis Ge
Harris (Mose) pub. co. Won’t you
come back Vi. 736.
Harris (Peter):
Just keep on smiling, smile, Smile,
Smile. 8447,
Sailing down the Delaware. 8969.
Harris (R. E.) My valentine. 4748,

106658—24

Harris (Thoro) :

Dwelling in the secret place.

10022.
Rest in Him. 13687.
Some blessed day. 11694.
When the cross seems heavy.
12179.
Harris (Tom):
Those angry blues. 18093.
Those cruel mama blues. 18094.
Harris (Victor)

Blackbird. 14163 (68), 25595 (28) -

Flower of oblivion. 14163 (177),
25595 (91)

In springtime. 14163 (270), 25595
(138)

Love within, the lover’s breast.
14163 (320), 25595 (169)

Music when soft voices die.
14163 (3868), 25595 (193)

Song of the four seasons. 14163
(530)

Volga boatmen’s_ song. 1403,

76438, 7644.

Harris (WBS):

Angelo. 5745.

If we were to say goodbye. 4264.

She is a wise little girl. 20336.

Harris (W. H.) Dirge. 21425.

Harris (W. W.) On silvery moony
spoony croonie ile. 11276.

Harris & Block You can’t two-time
daddy and make a get-a-way. 20933.

Harris & Teubner. Polly-nesian maid.
22578.

Harris-Weston (R.):

Ain’ it ni-ice. 9444.

Dearer, yet dearer. 6030.

Don Juan. 1839.

Earthenware. 6109.

I’ve got you, and you’ve got me.
10511.

Jacko. 13067.

Love and let love. 10846.

M’ yum-yum-yum-yum. 13244.

Olga Petrovotski. 1191.

Shakespeare jazz. 1279.

Harrison (Anita) Children’s hour.
14427.

Harrison (Billy). Raindrops are
teardrops from heaven. 13622,
20189.

Harrison (Charlie) :

Don’t think you’ll be missed. 887.

Piano Sam from Alabam. 1227.

They fall in love with everyone
else but me. 18090.

Tie a little string around your
finger, so you won’t forget that
I love you. 3145.

Harrison (D.) When first I set foot
into old New York town. 25468.

Harrison (Harry). Down on the
farm they all ask for you. 8112,
9980.

= 1639

INDEX

Harrison (J. B.)

Harrison,¢s. Ds)
216381.

Harrison (Julius):

Lucky jade. 10885.
Girl with a soul.

Ledbury parson. 6617.
. Prelude music. 1236.
Harrison (Michael). Sandal feet.
15799.

Harrison (T. W.):
And it won’t be long. 5742.
Degradation blues. 16689.
Mistreated blues. 17489.
Harrison (William) When freedom
bids Ireland the top o’ the morn.
B20.
Harriss (Charles) :

England! land of the free. 21503.
Home, sweet home. 21751.
Harrold (G. H.) Evening dreams.

14637.

Harsch (EK. C.) Waiting in the valley,
dear old pal for you. 12111.

Hart (EK. C.) Out on the sea of love.
22atl.

Hart CE. OB.)

Love and ‘sleep. 6687.

Whalin’ up the Lachlan. 14055.
Hart (Florence). Sally Jane. 20283.
Hart (G. J.) To every lad his lass is

Annie Laurie. 11976.
Hart (Gertrude). Wonder. 25279.
Hart (lL. M.) Spanish dancer. 22869.
Hart (M. J.) Colorado, it’s you I love.

14457.
Hart (Martin).. Two little curly-
headed coons. 18160.

Hart (Mike) See Hart (M..J.)

Hart (S. J.) She’s not as bashful as
she used to be. 25048.

Hart (W. QO.) Please jet me be your

daddy. 7118.

Hart & Edwards. Colorado it’s you I
love! ); 14457.

Hartknoch (C. E.) Tierces. 13937.

Hartleben 60. E.) Apple trees.
21045.

Hartley (L. R.) Old Wabash shores.
11274.

Hartley (S. F.):
Tut’s foxy fox trot. 5415.
Wisconsin waltz. 7744.
Hartley (V. L.):
My best friend.
O tender Christ.
Hartman (H. A.) jr.
Maryland. 10557.
Hartmann (Arthur):
Cradle song. 9830.
Dance of the marionette.
Five first position pieces.
Frolic. 10181.
Home sweet home. 24021.
Song of the top. 9089.
Swing song. 11855.

24580.
24688.

In dear old

9869.

10133.

pt. m1, n.s., v.18

Hartmann (Fritz):
In full dress. 24157.
Legion march. 24291.
Russian dance, no. 2. 24975.
Sweet simplicity. 25206.
Wandering sprite. 5496.
Hartmann (John). Longing for home.
4519, 10830.
Hartog (Cecile) :
Hold Thou
(248).
To my love. 14163 (576).
Harts (H. L.) O little town of Beth-

my hands. 14163

lehem. 17599.
Hartson )(B. | K,), 4 Eimie), tor} crab.
25304.
Hartung (Wilhelm) :

Fantasie. 22201.

Fiinf schilflieder. 21309.
Hartzell (Josephine). Just Mary.
17204. .
Harvey (Albert). Silent night.
25062.

Harvey (Eva). My little valley home
neath circling hills. 8715.

Harvey (Lew and Grace). Youre a
very nice husband, and youre a
very good wife. 12306.

Harvey (N. J.) I never miss the sun-
shine. 252. :

Harvey (w. C.):

All I need is a mother. 3397.
We thank Thee Lord, for this
fair earth. 20771.

Harvey (W. S8.):

Carolina carvin’
(i2)-

Oh circus man.

Harwood (Basil) :

In an old abbey. 19335.

Supreme sacrifice. 22938.

Harwood (W. H.) I am painting a

picture. 19194, 21791.

Hasbrook (M. K.) It’s a good old

world after all. 17156.

Haseny (Bertha) Times

changed. 20639.

Hasert (R.) Sixtes.

Hasey (W. B.):

At dawning. 16440.

At sunset. 21068..

Carlotta waltz. 5909.
Dance of the elves. 23672.
Fairy queen. 38890.

Happy freshman. 6296.
Heavenly thoughts. 14808.
In springtime. 4292.

Little drum major. 17288.
May day waltz. 10940.
Olympia orchestra march.
Rosy sunset. 2873.

Ten little fingers. 11894.
Through the meadow. 3188.

Yeu and I. 18830.

time. 23352

25595 (458).

have

13748.

1192.

1640

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Haskins (Grace) :

It’s silly. 19399.
Just lke a woman. 43889.
Hass (L. M.) Dying soldier. 81382.
Hassen. 10308.
Hassenstein (Paul) Morceaux choisis.
13335.

Hassett (Harry) Oh! how they envy
me. 8.

Hassmer (G. E.):

Honey girl. 4113.
Say say Sadie. 22717.
Sweetheart o’ mine. 18877.

Hastings (—) Rock of ages. 22668.

Hastings (Ada) Be grateful to a
father who’s true. 1588.

Hastings (Thomas) Rock of ages.
24941.

Hastings (Walter) Oh Sam, won’t
you please come back to Japan.
24712.

' Hastings (Warren) Moscovitch band.
13338.

Hate (2. Wy):3

Beside the still waters. 1608,
7917.

Humility. 16984.

Spring’s triumph. 13826.

Whatever is, is best. T7689.
Hatch music co.:

Among the flowers. 21038.

Dance of the rosebuds. 21383.

Dancing couples. 3727.

Dolly’s first waltz. 883.

Fairy ring, 925:

First flowers of spring. 21555.

Garden fairy. 3959.
Graceful dance. 2002.
In a rustic swing. 6467.
In Maytime. 8387.
Indian runner. 4311.
Merry whirlwind. 8636.
Midsummer joy. 8643.
Morning echoes. 4678.
Night moth. S8TA7.
Over moonlit waters. 2720.
. Pixies. 1230.
Song of the bobolink. 9087.
Song of the wind. 5207.
Tender thoughts. 45315.
- Tripping through the meadows.
D394.
Valse Jessica.
Valse joyeuse.
Hatchard (S. J.)
den) 5357.
Hatcher (B. F.): .
Hid with Christ in God. 24000.
Outside the camp with Jesus.
24781.
Hatton (G.
19870.
Hatton (J. U.) Berceuse. 23476.

0441. -
5442,

i) My lady’s eyes.

Thoughts in a gar-

Haubiel (Charles) Twenty-four little

preludes. 14794, 16919.
Hauchard (Maurice) Réve argentin.
HOt
Havuek~ (HA. (Lb. Mammy of mine.
15282.
Hauenschild (W. G.):
"Neath the passion vine. 4760,
6945.
Peg. 4802.
PrASIE Partine. 25520.
Haugh (C. C.) Fall in line. . 6157.
Haughton (J. A.) Your eyes. 5667.

Haupenthal (J. R.) In little old New
York. 19345.
Haupt (Karl):

Du wirst mich schon erhéren.
16747.

Grenadier. 16902.

Grenadier-shimmy. 14777.

I und mei maderl. 12994.

Hauptman (Freda):

Singing highwayman. 5151.
Wellesley song book. 12152.

Hauptman (Liborius)
15324.

Haury (W. M.):
Memories of moon-lignt.
Sweetheart of teenhocd

15999.

Melody of life.

4624.
days.

Valley of the wild red rose. 1397.
Hause (E. K.) Rosita. 24969.
Hauser (Louis) jr. Fanny Mac, that.

Irish dream girl. 10096.

Hausman (C. J.) On a Chinese honey-
moon. i272, 11273.

Havard (Jack) pseud.
(EF. 4G)

Have you seen but a white lily grow.
2029.

Haven (C. 8.
22432. emseyny
Havens (C. A.):
Benedictus no. 2, in A flat.

(25).
Bonum est, no. 2. 14163 (65).
Daughters of great herees. 18364
fi 0 ea
Day is past and done. 25595 (69).
Fast falls the sun to eventide.
14163 (167).
He leadeth me. 7808 (44).
Messiah is king. 14163 (356).
My soul’s awakening. 9413 (101).
No name so sweet. 9415 (103).
Sweet hour of prayer. 7808 (132).
There’s a friend in the homeland.
9413 (138).

Havens (H. B.) For just one little
apple. 170.
Haviland (F. B.) pub. co.:
Blue notes blue. 756 (9).
Could I but tell. 9823.

See Johnson

Ocean by moonlight.

25995

1641

INDEX

Haviland (F. B.) pub. co.—Continued.

Iidie yes-in-deed-ee I love you.
18892.

I wonder if they ever
me. 17094.

If you don’t stop
mamma. 17110.

Junge land. 6561.

think of

pickin’ on

Maybe someone is kissing your
sweetie to-night. CaO Cho)
2471.

Send the sunshine everywhere.

5679: (335), 7276
Since you gave your heart to an-
other. 5146.
Songs we love. 20485.
songs we ne'er forget.
Step on it, Sam. 7430.
Swanee lady. 5266.
There’s a ray of sunshine in our
old southern home. 11932.
You'll never miss the water,
love’s well runs dry. 5660.
You'll regret, dear, if you leave
me. 12301.
Dusky Daisy. 10017.

Hawarden (Viscountess)

(Caroline).

Hawhee (Art)

11799.

Hawke (Oklie):
Gasoline blues.
Georgia dream. 8218.

Hawkes & Harris music c¢o.,

Pearly gates and golden. 7087.
Hawkes & son:
After sunset. 14178.
Agitation. 23371.
Agitato. 3387.
Album of 20 melodies of Ireland.
7821.
Amour décu. 23399.
Apprenti sorcier. 9509.
Autumn song. 16449.
Belle Pierrette. 12470.
‘Beneath thy window.
Bonheur de printemps.
Canzonetta. 3583.
Capriccio espagnol. T7967, 28557.
Cavalry of the clouds. 14402.
Cavatina. 15340.
Chacone. 9726.
Chanson indoue. 16564.
‘Srystal gazer. 8053.
Oyrano de Bergerac.
Damnation of Faust.
Dans les bois. 23680.
Enchantresse. 23775.
Enigma. 3861.
Evening song. 14640.
Fantaisie brillante. 14668.
Fleurette d’amour. 8184.
Floraison d’amour. 10139.
Gems of Gung’l. 3969.
Givenchy. 1975.

20436.

till

See Maude

Summer has gone.

8210.

itd.

7910.
18560.

3709, 8058.
16495.

Hawkins (G. E.)

DL..11i 0 Se

Hassan. 21702.

Hawkes & son’s. simplicity in-
Struction books. 4066

Hawkes photo-play series. 23976.

14992.
steppes of central Asia.

Immortal-choir.

In the
2ALVTT

Intermezzo. 11574.

Keltic lament. 13109, 15122.

Little Miss Butterfly. 17287.

Love came from fairyland. 15236.

Love in Aready. 15257
Magic. 15273.

Maritza. 2454, 15301.

Mecca. 10947.

Meditation. 15315.

Merchant of Venice. 17413.
Merry go round. 22234, 24511.
Music-pictures. 422.
Mysterious march. 4752.

Oh, quand je dors. 15193.
Oxford symphony. 16923.
Passion. 24810.
Passion flowers. 17689, 11361.
Passionato. 4893.

Pathetic melody. 4896.
Pathetic story. 4897.
Photo-play series. 20110.
Portia. 15684

Pro patria. 11449.

Reconciliation. 15732.

Redzi. 20207.

Rienzi. 18206.

Rose softly blooming. 15773.
Six old Irish airs. 7294.

Soaring. 5172.
Sparks. 2451.
Summers ruorn. 15959.
Symphony no. 40, 17476.
Third battalion: 13925.
Three famous pictures. 23288.
Three humoresques. 8783.
Triste convoi. 25340.
Two imps. 20686
Two Irish tone sketches.
Two little dances. 3917.
Valse lente. 18177.
Victoria. 3220, 16161,
Wiegenlied. 16299
Hawkes & son’s simplicity
tion books. 4066. :

11224.

25409.
instruc-

Theodora, I. adore
her. 23027.
Hawkins (Irene)
kana. 17381.
Hawkins (W.
ays Alike

Hawks (V. R.)
blues. 21874.
Hawley (A. A.)
Hawley (C. B.):
Come unto Me. 18364 (51)
For love of thee. 18364 (71)
Kate. 18364 (121) —

Man from Texar-
M.) In jovial mood.
I want to know you

Gay butterfly. 14731.

1642

INDEX

nos. 1-15, 1923

a ea eee eas NN nee Ne aE RaTIaERUa

Lady mine. 14163 (302)
Nature’s lullaby. 14163 (382)
Once again. 18364 (160)

Rainbows. 25595 (229)
Shout the glad tidings. 18364
(187)

Spring song. 9415 (136)
Topical song. 18364 (205)
Two eyes of brown 18364 (207)
Where love doth build his nest.
14163 (6190)

Hawley (C. W.) jr. Wurlitzer. 12274.

Hawley (H. B.):
Come unto Me.
Evening song.
For love of thee.
Hark, hark my soul.
Kate. 183864 (121).
Lady mine. 14163 (302).
Nature’s lullaby. 14163 (382).
Once again. 18364 (160).

18364 (51)
18364 (64)
18364 (71)
14163 (48).

Rainbows. (229) 25595.
Shout the glad tidings. 183864
(187).

Spring song. 9413 (136).

There’s one that I love dearly.
18364 (200, 201).

Topical song. 18364 (205).

Two eyes of brown. 18364 (207).

Where love doth build his nest.
14163 (610). ;

Hawley (L. J.) Songs of Delta
gamma. 1306.
Hawley (Marie). Down where the

9985.
By the river Yel-

willows grow.

Hawley (O. H.)
lowstone. 23544,

Hawley (Wanda). When I looked
into your eyes. 25471.

Hawthorne (—). Whispering hope.
25502. ;

Hawthorne (Dave). Here we go to it.
6327. ‘

Haxel (W. P.) Since Jesus spoke to
me. 7328. ‘

Hay (KE. H.) Answer the summons.
3438.

Oxford symphony. 16923.
Petit Haydn. 4067.
Theme and variations. 4069.
Three Welsh airs. 23978.
Trios. 12897, 19104.
_ Ye servants of God.
Bayes '(C.-Gew.) 22
I’ve got the blues for my mammy.
1025.

21706.

Those wedding blues. 20628.
Hayes (Donn):

Pleading eyes. 22572.

Rose of all the world. 24956.

Secrets. 22744.

Hayes (KE. W.):
Fight boys, fight. 12801-12805.
- Football song. 12826.
Shell out. 11634. )
Tuftonia’s day. 12010, 12011.

Hayes (H. T.) Snowy River. 25095.
Hayes:,.6) .ideder.:
Head over heels in love. 19115.
McQuillan takes the quickest

route to heaven. 17367.
Hayes (J. R. J.) See Hayes (R. J.)
Hayes (R. J.):
’' Cradle stories. 1780.
Love in springtime. 2409.
Never doubt just believe in your

star. 2614.
On dreamland’s sea. 2694.
Shambureen. 7292.
Without you. 3316.
Hayes (Roland). Sit down. 20378.
Hayes (W. B.) Love I gave you.

10852.

Hayet (Ch:):
A la feste du roy.
A la nature. 1477.
Chanson du vanneur de blé. 1709.
Charmante promenade. 7992.
Clavecin. 847.
Danse ukranienne. 6013.
Deux melodies. 9725.
Fantaisie chromatique et fugue.

5793.

D089.

Bay. (BE. N.) : Fil de la Vierge. 8181.
Behold, what manner of love. Images bréves. 6459.
14296. Migraine. 1145.
Shed no tear. 7301. Moment comique. 6849.
Hay (George) Little thatched cabin. Moment pathétique. 6851.
15206. Nazmi. 2609.
Hay (Mary). Toinette. 3163. Nuit de Noél dans la campagne.
Hayden (J. M.) We are two big fat 6976.
guys. . 121383. Pendant J’attente. 8850.
Haydn (F. J.): Poémes de l’ombre. 8882.
Andantino grazioso. 19103. Pourquoi? 2775.
Farewell symphony. 756 (39), Souvenir. 3003.
2030. ithxs Veillée de Noél. 5454.
Finale from Symphony in C. Voix de l’au-dela. 3227.
4068. 3°™* concert. 16373.
Gipsy rondo. 2031. 8*™* nocturne. 1475.
Haydn. 10312. Haymond (I. B.) Hymn of America.
Minuet. 23977. 16990.
1643

INDEX

pt.Att, oS 1s

Those last hours I
25291.

Haynes (S. A.)
spent with thee.
Hays (Billy):
I love her on the old back porch.
10452, 17027.
I’m feeling biue. 14910.
I’m sick of it Horace. 14928.
Nine o’clock Sal. 22390, 24648.
We have bananas but yeS we

have no coal. 18225.
Hays (H. M.) Lullaby hush wee
baby. 6716.

Hays (M. A.) Every day in every
way I’m getting better and better.
10079.

Hayslip
17503.

Hayter (H. R.)

Hazard (BE. M.)

(J. C.). My Gypsy Rose.

My rose. 13389.
My twilight dream.

ATAT,

Hazelhurst (Cecil) When June is
come. 14071.

Hazzard (Marguerite) Music manual.
11067.

He ain’t comin’ here to die no mo’.
23979.

He is risen. 8268.
He never will forget. 10317.
Head (Glen) Lonely. 17299.

Head (Maurice) Loveland. 24887.
Head (Michael) :
G.ve a man a horse he ean ride.
23886.
Green cornfield.
Piper. 4928.
Head (W. V. A.)
Little gray lady o’ mine.

4041.

22098.

Then I’m a’ dreaming of you.
23025.
Head over heels. 16927, 17018, 18030,
18171.
Headland (W. B.):
Memories. 10957.
"Rest doesn’t really matter dear.
20219.
Headley (M. G.) Foxy fox trot.
10168.
Heagney (Billy):
Cherokee. 18670.
Coral sands of my Hawaii. 9815,
16632.
Hawaiian memories. 14796.

He’s the talk of the whole darn
town. 209.
Mocking bird blues. 11015, 17442.
My mother’s lullaby. 481, 1161.
Healey (John) Sally you took the
sunshine from our alley. 227005.
Healy (J. V.):
In your faith, in. your love, in
your arms. 15029.
Mutt wrote the music and Jeff
wrote the words. 24578.

sHeartz.. (Bie La)

They'll never bring up father, till
they tear down Dinty Moore’s.
20618.

Healy (Lon) Colorado Rose.

Heard (Elizabeth)

ory. , 4d)

Hearne (M. D.):
At last. 783. ;
Blue grass blues. 5845.

Hearon (T.) Dimples. 14557.

Hearst (Joe) : ‘

Always. looking for a little sun-
shine. 3413

Beautiful Rose. 1593.

"Ginny. 16859. .

Home my lovin’ Dixie home.

Honey-brown eyes. 21755.

If I had you. 14977.

Just a little gold watch and chain.
8444,

Lonesome two.

Mother my own.

8022.
My key of mem-

2068.

4517.
22592,

She’s got another daddy. 5121.
When she talks about seeing
father. 16247.

Wonderful ehild. 12255.
Hearst music publishers, Itd.:

Always look ng for a little sun-
shine. 3413.

Beautiful Rose. 1593.

Dansopation. 23685.

Ginny. 16859.

Home, my lovin’
2068.

Honey-brown eyes. 21755.

If I had you. 24977.

In the land of sweet sixteen.

Dixie home.

17130.

Just a litle gold watch and chain.
8444,

Just a lullaby. 15089.

Lonesome two. 4517.

Mother my own. 22302.

Only a butterfly. 24758.

She’s got another daddy. 5121.
Some-one like you 17939.

Spread a little gladness. 22874.
Sunset, the hills and you. 22929,
When she talks about seeing

father. 16247.
Wonderful child. 12255. —_
You can take me away from
Dixie. 25567.
Heartz (D. L.) Day by day. 3743.
Song of the Volga
boatmen. 17954.
Heath (Bobby) Baby mine. 21990.
Heath (H. W.) I’ve got the blues for

mammy. 2143.
Heath (J. R.):
Reflexions. 8924.
Rune. 7235.
Heath (T. M.) Lovelight in your

wonderful eyes. 17337.

1644

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Heaton (J. A.)
23179, 23180.

We can’t buy life.

Heavenly dancers. 12910.
Heavy villainous. 4087.
Heent,-CR.’P.) 2°"

Song of Kabir. 17950.

To a poem of Hilda Conkling.
18124.
Heck (G. L.) What is life without
the girl you love. 23203.
Heck (R. W.):
I never had a mammy.
Just a tear. 24238.
Take that mummy away. 11870.
Hecker (B. J.):
Spring song. 1812.

24116.

. Prelude. 2045.
Hecker (Daniel) Faces. 10089.
Hecker (R. A.) There’s a ‘spot in

the world that’s perfect. 13918.
Heckert (F. H.) Reflection of 2S

1246.
Heckle (A ) eae nlaiion. 5OTA.
Hedden (Vic) Big hearted Bennie.
23488.

Hedges (I. D.)
Tennessee. 245

Hedges (Ralph)

Hedley (H. B.)

cirkh, D236:

Heerwald (Mrs. O. A.) Mood. 24535.

Heft (Arthur) Caprice oriental. 9699.

Hegamin (—) Voo doo. 20746.

Hegbom (AJ.) Until tomorrow. 18170.

Hegbom (KH. V.) When vacation days

are over. 18262.

Hegge (Odd Gritiner-)

Hegge (Odd)
Hegstrom (C. E.) Mandy mine. 2448.
Heian (William) Key to a heart.
24262.

Heidelberg press:
A-courtin’ call. 1483.
Chureh school hymnal.
Constancy. 1763.

His yoke. 2060.

Joytime. 43872.

Never say no to God. 2616.

Saviour. 5077.

Tenderly-sweetheart. 3098.
Heidenreich (P. G.) Oh! mother dear

My happy home in
es

Ad lib. 337%.
You’re the sort of

See Griner-

3639.

how can we e’er forget thee. 15548.
Heierhoff (V. J.) sr. My mother’s
voice. 11126.
Heifner (Thomas) Fox trot blues.
21587.

Heiki-verlag. Gondoliere tango. 16883.
Heilman (W. C.):
Knew not the sun. 22042.
Trio. im €. 238080; \25383%:
Heilner (V. C.):
All my dreams came true. 16404.
Champagne, you’re the best of all.
16561.

I like chicken. 17016,

Heim (H. B.) Tribute to our flag.

253836.

Heimliche braut. 3404.

Hein (—) Bubbles. 5872.

Heine (Heinrich) Warning. 7664.
Heinrich (M. S.) Moonlight love.
15377, 22290.

Heinrichshofen’s verlag:
Ausgewilte etiiden.
Bilderbogen. 5834.
Geisha O-sen. 6220.
Gradus ad Parnassum. 16894.
Impromptus und Balladen. 21304.
Joh. Sebastian Bach fir die

jugend. 1564. .
Liebesgeschenke. 6628.
Melodische etiiden. 2487, 2488.

- Polonaisen. 18681.
Silberreiher. 7319.
Sonaten. 1596-1598.
Walzer, 1728.

Heins (Carl):
Mondnacht am see.
Sylvana. 16003.
Wellenspiel charakersttick.

C117). .
Heintzman (C. G.):
Home light. 19145.
When trees are green. sep

Heinz (lL. M.):

Ever since. 18920.
Love’s coming. 19636.
someday. 15883.

Why have we ever met. 16294.
Hekker (W. J. C.) Vive le Maréchal
Foch et l’armée francaise. 16177.
Helander (N. G.) I’m a pilgrim and

a stranger. 24099.

Held (Emil):

Lilac waltz. 19565.

Little gem waltz. 19579.
Princess waltz. 20162.
Recess march. 20195.
Rolling hoop rondo. 20235.
Wildwood reverie. 20881.

Held (W. P.):

Close harmony. 16606.

Companions. 16624.

Don’t know what you worry about
blues. 21425.

Down in Morocco playing soccer.
12719.

From Turkeystan to Morman land.
10185.

Golden gems.

Hearts. 12908.

Home again. 16961.

Just a plaything for you.’

Lest we forget. 22068.

Memories. 17411.

Winn‘e in Virginey.

1554.

5679 (74).
5679

16878.
19455.

12247.

Helder (A. H.) Cuddle time. 21374.
Helen of Troy New York. 10338,
10440, 10614, 10831, 11107, 11162,

12635, 14060, 14061, 19497, 24542.

1645

INDEX

pt. III, n. s., v. 18:

Helgerson (O. O.) Mary. 382.
Hellard (R .A.) :
Raindrops. 11486.

Twilight nymphs. 12028.
Hellé. 25595 (108).
Hellemann (Christian) :
Air de ballet. 183897.
Humorette. 19177.
Marche mignon. 19694.
Heller (—):

Curious story. 1791.

Sunset on the St. Lawrence.
25595 (494).
Heller (L. F.):

I still owe for my radio. 14945.
Sweet stuff. 15991.
Heller (Pearl). And that’s why I

cried over you. 16419.
Heller (Stephen) : :
Melodische etiiden. 2487, 2488.

Progressive series studies. 11454~-
11462.
52 selected studies. 12344 (15).
-Hellijas (M. F.) My Virginia home.
17544.
Hello prosperity.
Helm (J. B.):
Do you? 378d.
My baby’s eyes. 4702.
Helm (Willie). Same song of yore.
17831.
Helmburgh-Holmes (—):
Electric girl. 1884.

16368.

My electric girl. 11095.
Helms (C. C.):
Oh, what love! 8796.
There is a light. 9187.
Helmstetter (Henry). They took
away mammy from our old Vir-
ginia home. 9194.

Helmund (Hrik Meyer-).
Helmund (Hrik).
Helsted (Gustav).
9122.
Heltman (Fred).
24465.
Heltman. (Fred) co.:
Amaryllis. 9472.
Largo. 23953.
Love’s old sweet song.
Mary. Jane waltz. 24465.
O sole mio. 11217.
One sweetly solemn
24755.
Quartette from Rigoletto.
Reverie. 11506.

School days. 11591.
Silent night. 25062.
Hemetreet CS2acw.) Mystic moon.

439.
Henderson (A. M.)

See Meyer-
Strygekvartet.

Mary Jane waltz.

10873.

thought.
12076.

Old English mas-

ters for the harpsichord. 8802.
Henderson (C. B.) Bungalow. 1652.-:
Henderson (D. C.) Sandman’s a’

comin’. 2890.

| Henderson (F. H.) jr.

Henderson (Hdmonia) :
Got the blues for mama’s ee
21665.
Sweet de papa. 22946.
I need you to

drive the blues away. 10494.

Henderson (Fletcher) :
Dicty blues. 23714.
Do-doodle-oom. 14562, 18820.
Down South blues. 14585, 18854.
Kind lovin’ blues. 19503. -
Mason Dixon blues. 22206.
Oh baby, how long. 15537.

Henderson (Ray):
A chucha-pacha-poo-poo. 14165.
Annabelle. 9498, 9499.
Chinee lullaby man. 1726.
Counterfeit Bill from Louisville.
AIT
Down the lane that leads to home:
sweet home. 1862.
Georgette. 8216, 8217.
I’ve got you and you’ve got me.
4226.
Polly-olly-oo. 11419.
Rock me to sleep with my Vir-
ginia melody. 11524.
Sweet woman, how I’d love to:
Sweet papa you. 9144.
Tainted Rose. 25221.
That old gang of mine.
9172.
There’s a great big welcome in a
little home sweet home. 11930.
Underneath the Sip’ Sip’ Sippi
moon. 12044, 16141.
Henderson (J/rs. T. C.):
I’ve burned all the bridges
hind me. 21866.
When my feet press pavements
golden. 25476.
Henderson (W. C.) My music lesson.
| 17529.
Hendrick (Helen) Longing. 10828.
Hendricks (J. R.) Love gleams. 2408.

7511,

be-

Hendricks (John) Oh, rose of my
heart. 11247.

Hendrickson (R. L.) Only child.
22486.

Hendrix (R. T.) You have made me
ApAMeN. ,,20D Hanada

Henecker (Gustave) I’m longin
for you. 17055.
Heniot (H. L.)
20713.
Henkel (J. F.) My dream girl. 4714.
Henkel (Karl) Etude in C. 21512.
Henlere (Herschel) :
Aussie land. 23431.
In my heart. 10567.
Henneberg (Paul) You’re the right
man: 7789, 12315.
Henneman (Alexander) Fabiola. 6149,
14654.

g just

Valse romantique.

1646

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1923

Henneman (H. O.) I’m feeling blue.

218387.

Henner (J. M. C.) My home is my
castle. 6908.

Hennessy (Swan) ‘Trois chansons
espagnoles. 10343.

Henning (Anton) pseud. See Goer-

deler (Richard).
Henninger (G. R.)

Little darlin’ just for you. 2375.
Lullaby. 4554.
Hennion (B.) Aline. 163899.
Henriett (L.) Shimmy du _ diable.
130%

Henrikson (Olaf) Minuet in E flat.
6833.
Henrioulle (Marie) To a lost sigue:
heart. 18123.
Henriques (Fini):
Anne-Lises vuggesang. 19.
Brudevals. 63.
Julesang. 24222
Henry (A. H.) Choral offerings for
the bidden house of the Temple of
Solomon. 16589.
Henry (Alfred) :

Adieu, patrie. 14175.

Bleu Léman. 14829.
Chanson de la grive. 14412.
Départ pour l’alpage. 14548.

Ma balaneelle. 15266.
Patre sur la montagne.
Priére. 15701. :
Rose de nos monts. 15769.
Soir sur la montagne. 15879.
Henry (C. L.) Away back on mother’s
knee. 18478.
Henry (Cordelia) Beneath the silent
poppies. 143802.
Henry (EH. R.):
Mem’ries of home sweet home.

15627.

2497.
Wabash valley. 12102.

Henry (H. A.) pseud. See Gabriel
(C. H.) 14168.

Henry (Harold) Cavatina. 141638
(81).

Henry (J.) In heavenly love abiding.
269.

Henry (J. W.) Florida, my Florida.
12815.
Henry (James):
Castles in the air. 18641.
Heart that’s true and _. brave.
8275.
Henry (Joe) Ill always remember,
T’ll never forget. 24085.
Henry (Lawrence) music ¢o.:

I know I’ve been more than a
fool. 4168.
Mother darling of mine. -4686,
Henry (Leigh) Spring morning.
11769.
Henry (Leonard) Special album, no.
pe OTOL:

Henry (M. G.):
Just for you. 13100.
When I turn my back. 23214.
Henry (T. J.) Oh beautiful butterfly.
15588.

Henry (W. G.) Winter love. 3309.
Henry (W. J.): ;
Let the fire fall on me. 10768.

That’s enough for me. 11919.

Henry (Waldo) Love is all I ask of
you. 17329, 19625.

Henschel (George) :

A Venise. 3874.

Ame perdue. 3416.

Florentine serenade. 25595 (90).

She comes not. .5117.

Since I have given you. 5117.

Tantum ergo. 5296.
Henschel (I. G.) “Morning hymn.
4680. b

Henselt (A.):

Petite valse.

Si oiseau j’étais,
Henshaw (Mack):

Cla’wence, don’t tweat me so wuff.

21319.
‘That’s a lot of bunk. 20594.
Henshel (Jimmy) Trying. 1387.
Henson (H. HE.) Red rose. 22636.
Hepworth. distributing Boa Lily of
the alley. 19568.

Her little bag o’ trix. 10473.

Herald (A. P.) Mother. 11041.

Hérard (P. S.) °° Variantes slaves.
20718.

Herbedeaux (Herbie) Back o’ town
blues. 18492, 18493, 21106.

Herbert (—):

Badinage. 5796.

Punchinello. 7161.

Serenata. 25595 (481).

Herbert (Hdward) :
Nobody loves me but my mother.

8856.
14163 (514).

Lj5TT:
Oh daddy, you won’t have no
mamma at all. 2669.
Wasted love. 25448.
Herbert (Hugene) :
Blue rose. 16509.
One little smile before we say
farewell. 2703.
Herbert (G. A.) My canoe. 17489.

Herbert (Ivy) Child musician. 5944.
Herbert (J. B.):
Ain’t it a shame to work on Sun-
day. 20996.
Angels in heaven have changed my
name. 18440
Appendicitis. 7808 (5).
Babylon’s fallin’. 23442.
Behold the Lamb of God. 18526.
Believe and be saved. 3511.
Bridge. 7808 (9).
Come.

Come unto Me. 18713.

1647

INDEX

Herbert (J. B.)—Continued.

Comin’ thro’ the Rye. T808 (19).

Death hath no more dominion.
7808 (22).

Did you hear my Jesus. 23715.

Follow me. 3934.

Freely give. 3949.

Get right, stay right. 19020.

Give me the old time religion.
19036.

God is not mocked. 4002.

God’s mercy. 4005.

Goin’ to shout all over God’s
heaven. 23904.

Golden wheat fields. 94138 (54).

Good tidings. 4019.

Gospel train is coming. 19070.

Great are Fhy tender mercies.
2005.

Hand me down my silver trumpet.
19088.

Harvest home. 14163 (228).

He ain’t comin’ here to die no mo’.
23979.

Hear de church bells _ tolling.
19117.

Heavenly city. 19120.

How long shall the wicked tri-
umph? 4128.

Hush somebody’s ealling my
name. 19181, 19182.

I heard de angels singin’. 19219.

I know I have another building.
19224.

Ym new-born again. 19258.

I’ve been under de water. 19281.

I will never forsake you. 19300.

I would not be a sinner. 19306.

In that bright shining world.
19352.

Isn’t it a wonder. 19389.

Joyful harvest. 4370.

Juice o’ watermelon. 7808 (54).

Keep a-inchin’ along. 24257,

Let Mount Zion rejoice. 20974
(42).

Let us hold fast. 4466.

Let us not be weary. 19555.

Listen to de lambs. 24814.

Look away to heaven. 19611.

Lord I can’t stay away. 196138.

Lord, reign within my heart.
2401.

Mary of Bethany. 7808 (69).

Most done toiling here. 19801.

Never fear. 19923.

Now is the accepted time. 4797.

O yes, yonder comes my Lord.
24691. .

On dere knees. 24788.

On the far Cuban shore. 7808
(rey

Open now thy gates of henree

ZODOD . Chae s
Peter on the sea. 24827.

Dt.-, ee 18

Play on yo’ harp. 20122.

Plumb de line. 20131.

Redeemed! 5002.

Rise up, shepherd. 24937.

Roll, Jordan, roll. 24945.

Shine on me. 20845.

Signs of the judgment. 20356.

Somebody’s buried in the grave-
yard. 20409.

Standard anthems. 14163 (538).

Sweeter than honey to my taste.
20524,

Tell Jesus. 25242.

They crucified Him. 5348.

Till I get there. 20637.

Titles of Christ. 659.

Too wonderful for me,- 20651.

Walk in de narrow way. 25432.

Watching o’er their flocks,

. 18364 (212).

We love Him. 5511.

When de big. bells a’ringin’ dat
day. 7808 (151).

When we have said our last. fare-
well. 7705.

While the biood’s running warm
in your veins. 20857.

Who stole de ham. 7808 (154).

Ye must be born again. 20912.

Yes, He did. 20916.

You better run. 20925

You got to stand a test. 20937.

You must come,in at de door.
20943.

Herbert (Jean) :
Boob McNutt. 143840.
I’m a one papa gal. 14908.
We’ve got the grandest ice man.
16207.

Herbert (M. F.) Ma _ disposition
changes when dey plays dem blues.
24408.

Herbert (Muriel) :

Beauty. 9582.
Cradle song. 14478.
Loveliest of trees. 17336.
Renouncement. 11502.
When death to either shall come.
16226.
Herbert (Olive) :
Because of you. 3507.
Guardian angel. 4048.

Herbert (Sydney) Danny boy.
23679.

Herbert (Vict

Baltimore exposition, 1897. 20974
(6).

Belle of Pittsburgh. 18364 (28),
20974 (8).

Duo. 18878.

Gate City guard. 14163 (192).

Gaze on this face. 14163 (196).

God spare the Emerald Isle.
10234.

1648

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

His highness. 9413 (66, 67), 14163
(241)

Id love to waltz through life
with you. 21798.

I’ve appeared before the crowned
heads. 14163 (259).

If I were king. 14163 (268).

In dreamland. 20974 (38).

Jenny’s baby. 14163 (288).

Kiss in the dark. 8471.

Lady of the lantern. 22054.

Little old New York. 15203.

Lora Lee. 341.

Love ne’er came nigh. 9413 (86).

My Angeline. 20974 (50, 51).

Neapolitan love song. 19914—
19916.

Oriental march.

Prince Ananias.
14163 (447)

Pure and white as. the lotos.
14163 (454)

Romany life. 24950.

14163 (417).
9413 (117, 118),

Serenade. 20328.
Starlight. star bright. 20974
(16,77)

Stone cutter’s song. 14163 (548)
That old fashioned garden of mine.
23015.
Time will come. 9413 (141)
To the Pyramid. 14163 (579)
What is love. 14163 (604)
When the bugles are. calling.
20974 (8486)
Wizard of the Nile.
20974 (87, 88)
Wizard of the Nile waltzes.
(89, 90)
World’s best music.
Herbert music co. :
Brown baby. 5868.
How Vve got dem twilight blues.

14163 (621),
20974
12269.

220.
Love me in your old time way.
349. -
Memphis man. 6801.
2 A. M. blues. 5677.
Here we are 15601.

Herenstein (Murray) Wanted an old-
fashioned gal. 20758.
Herenstein & Naidor?T:
Dottie. 21441.
There is no tomorrow.
Herman (Adolphe)
(466-470)
Herman (Andrew) pseud. See Tobani
CBM)
Herman (Ella):
Maypole dance. 17402.
Springtime fancies. 17969.
Herman (J. lL.) First series of modu-
lations and endings. 21558.
Herman (K.) PYijd pepi¢ku k néim.
8899.

Zee Cie
Rigaudon. 141638

| Herscher & Burke.

Herman (M. M:) My sweetheart Sue.

13393,

Hermann (A. J.) Heart-breakin’
mama. 23985. .
Hermann (Hans) Drei wandrer.
ZOo02 | (ey)

Hermes (HKduard) Lonely rose. 18364
(127) |
Hermite (Maurice) :
Au bout des lévres.
Berceuse. 14805.
Sortége antique.
Dis-moi pourquoi.
Doute. 21442.
Horse shoes blues. 6350.
Legende des_ bibelots
4460, 4461.
O ma Gaby. 6984.
Poupée de jade. 7130.
Hérodiade. 109852.
Hérold (lL. F.) Canzoncina.
Heron (Henrietta)
Herring (M. E.)
VOU woos
Herring (Ura) Hey! you want any
codfish, we only got mack'rel today.
14819.
Herringshaw (W. H.)
row. 14774, 14775.
Herrington (W. R.)
that
18260.
Herrle (F. B.):
Embrace me dear. 6122.
Wall flower. 18212.
Herrmann (Willy):
Champagne. 9727.
Land of heart’s desire.
Herron (N. R.)
14967.
Herron (Rand)

Herscher (Lou):
After all 20987.
Are you lonely. 9515.
Dream daddy. 6086.

I’ve got another lovin’ mamma,
callin’ me daddy now. 4220.
Message from your eyes. 22287.

Midsummer night blues. 2512.

My Miami mammy. 6918.

My pal. 4781.

You taught me how to love you
so please don’t leave me now.
3354.

3406, OT72..

8040.
ott, 3778.

d’ivoire.

69."
Christmas. 842.
Dear one I love

Great tomor-

When they build
railroad across the ocean.

13136.
If dreams come true.

Dwart’s gold. 16749.

Some sweet angel
sent him to me. 11700.
Hersich (Ff. J.) American girl. 9475.
Hersom (F. E.):
Bob-white. 7934.
Flimsy flounces. 3926, 10137.
Swinging with Cupid. 3078.
Time flies. 15941.
Hertz (Ross) ‘Traveling coon. 11991.

1649

INDEX

pt. 11, n.s., v.18

Hervelois (De Caix d’) Deux piéces.

21730.

Herzer (Rudolf) Hoch Heidecksburg.
2061

Herzog (A. S.):
I got my eye on you. 235.
I’m cuckoo over you. 239.
Island of dreams. 4828.
Love me tenderly. 3850.
When the sun is sinking. 721.
Herzog (Stanley) So now Ill find
another pal. 20395.
Heseltine (Peter) :
Along the stream. 18421.
Bachelor. 37.
Chopcherry. 14433.
Folk-song preludes. 8189.
Old song. 15565.
Rutterkin. 15785.
Sad song. 15787.
To the memory of a great singer.
9214.
Heseltine (Philip) :
Burd Ellen and young Tamlane.
18598.
Distracted maid. 18813.
- Heracleitus. 19125.
Johnnie wi’ the tye. 19438.
Rantum tantum. 20191:
Shcemaker. 20347.
Take, O take those lips away.
20547.
Hess (C. LL.) Préludes et versets.
20000. ( 226)%
Hess (Cliff) :
Bring it with you when you come.
21200.
Corn on the cob. 18723.
I want a girl like mother was,
when mother was a girl. 19291.
Trish moon. 19387.
Two best girls I love. 23104.
Hess (J. Ch.) Nocturne sur le Noél
dAdam. 22397.
Hess (M. D.) Won’t you come back.
9360.
Hesse (Guillaume) 1,200 exercises
pratiques des doigts. 4097.
Hesse (R. F.) Henry Ford. 19123.
Hesselberg (Edouard) :
Dance of the sylphs. 25595 (66).
For other compositions by E. Hes-
Sselberg, see also this index
under names of claimants of
Copyright. ~
Hessian (Honora) Baby oo’ mine.
18483.
Heuberger (—) Midnight bells. 24516.
Heugel:
A Délie. 9416.
Air d’Isabelle. 3391.
Air de Pantalon. 3392.
Ame des choses. 1517.
Antar. 1529.
Ariette de Zerbinette. 3444.

1650

Arpéges.. 9524, 12405, 12406.

Autres disent. 12417.

Aveu. 12424,

Badinage. 9559.

Bagatelles. 18498.

Ballade. 12491.

Ballet de la sultane des Indes.
9564.

Barearolle. 3488.

Basses & chants donnés aux con-
cours des classes Pein oe
795, 18505.

Benedicat vobis. 18529.

Berceuse. 12476.

Bouquet de fleurs. 1635.

Bourrée. 812.

Canzone madrigalescha. 1680.

Cendrillon. 15307.

Chance. 12569.

Chanson. 12524,

Shanson d’ autrefois. 1703.

Chanson de Nausicaa. 18660.

Chanson de Yascha. 1707.

Chanson du coucou. 1708.

Chromatisme-rythme. 12598.

Cydalise et le chévre-pied. 9849—
9851.

Dans |’ ombre de la ecathédrale. —

8070.

Danse de Cydalise. 9878.

Danse de Mnesilla. 9879.

Danse des suivantes et du né-
erillon [and] Pas des billets:
doux. 9880.

Danse rustique. 12658.

Deux mains. 12690.

Deux valses-caprices.
11594.

Deuxiéme novelette. 18802.

Dextérité. 12694.

Divin théme! 12697.

Doubles notes. 9972, 12713, 12714.

Dualisme. 12732.

Duo.. 13273:

Ecole des arpéges. 18889.

EHestasy. 135, 1882.

En djinrika. 1889.

Entrée d’ Amadis. 13274.

Esclots. 911.

Kitudes a’ artistes. 18914,
18915.

Fugues 4 4 parties. 945.

Gamme chromatique. 10189.

Génie de la forét. 10200.

Grillon du foyer. 109338.

Grisélidis. 13275.

Heures. 2055, 12917.

Huit Rubaiyat. 2347.

Idylle. 18548, 13544.

Invocation aux fées. 13276, 138277.

Isabelle et Pantalon. 278, 1046,
1047.

Jardin du paradis. 19415, 19416.

Je mourral plus que toi! 2461.

Je pense 4 toi. 13073.

11598,

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

Je revois ’heureux age. 13074.
Jeu de balles. 19482.
Jeune berger. 2258.

Lecons d@harmonie. 1080, 19542.

Légende. 13278.

Légende d’ Amadis. 13279. —
Légéreté. 10747.

Loustic.., 1103, 13213.

Ma rose. 10890.

Madrid. 19656.

10784, 13253.
10918.
1138, 8625.

Main gauche.
Marche des Atgipans.
Mégére apprivoisée.
Mois de mai. 1150.
Navarraise. . 15308.
Nénuphars. 2615.
Noél @enfant. 15514.
O Madone du ceil. 13280.
@ nuit). )15529;
Octaves. 13446, 13447.
Pas de deux: | 11356.) -
Pastel aux tons fanés.
Peines d@’ amour. 13537.
Phrase de Pallas. 20111.
Pour fortifier les 4™"°
doights. 13588.
Prédication aux oiseaux. 19571.
Prélude. 1568.
Prélude-Aria-Rondeau. 11440.
Prélude et Etude. 20153.
Premiére novelette. 20154.
Princesse d’Auberge. 15708.

507.

et Sie e.

Prologue, scherzo et variations.
13601.

Puer natus est nobis. 2793.

Qu’ ont done ses yeux. 13606.

Quand Vhiver s’enfuit. 18607.

Quand la cloche sonnera. 532.
Querelle. 13611.
Quintette. 11480.
Rapsodie. 1244.

Récit de Manoutchka.
Récit des cloches. 2819.
Roi de Lahore. 386.
Romance de Pierrot.
Rondels pour aprés.
Ruth. 2879.

sSamourais. 2888.
Sapho. 14309.
Scéne de Styrax. 11586.
Sensuel tango. 572, 2925.
Sérénade. 13706.
Si mon cceur

13730.
Simple chanson.
Sixtes. 13748.
Sonatine. 11713.
Sonatine bourguignonne. 11714.
Sonatine pastorale. 11715.
Sous le regard des Dieux bien-
veillants &4 ’amour. 13811.

‘Staceato, 13832.

Suite dans le style ancien.
3041. 5

2818.

50382.
15765.

était une. cage.

11660.

3040,

Tea flirtation. 1355.

Thais... 15310.

Thérése. 1138.

Tierces. 13937.

Toc!.toe! 13948.

Ton regard m’ enivre.

Trémolo. 15954,

Trés éGlegant. 1381, 13955.

Trille. 13958.

Valse d'une heure. 20709.

Valse-voealises. 5447, 5448.

Valza. 18876.

Variantes slaves. 20718.

Variations et fugue. 18181.

Vélocité. 12072, 14005-14007.

Vent. 12074.

40 lecons graduées
10352, 10353.

42 exercices et études techniques
de moyenne force. 10704.

133 exercices techniques. 14492.

Heurter (Charles) When grand-
mother danced. 3258.

Heverline (Jennie) Golden wedding.
21654.

Hewitt (B. G.)

Hewitt (H. D.):
Bright moments. 1644.
Dance of the merry makers. 3720.
Dream of youth. 23741.
Friendly chat. 10178.
Golden locks. 4009.
Holiday in the country.
Hunting the wild flowers.
In lilac land. 2195.
In the surf. 24178.
Mill race. 24518.
Out in the breakers.
Playful breezes. 4933.
Remembrance. 24922.
Spring round. 11770.

20650.

de solége.

Auto chum. 9539.

24013.
24055.

24776.

Young: cavaliers. 12325.
Young virtuoso. 12326.

Bull-dog dirge. 5873.
Twin roses. 3184.
Bull-dog dirge.

Hewitt (J. F.)

Hewitt (James)

Hewitt & Osborn.

5873.

Heyser (E. BK.) :
Ancient of days. 3427.
Be Thou exalted. 1589.

Heywood (Clara) My bluebird girl.

4706.

Heywood (Donald) :
I’m satisfied. 12981.
I want my sweet daddy

14957, 19293.

Miss Lindy Lou.
Mistreated blues.
My mother-in-law. 13382.
Poor little lamb. 15681.
Raising Cain. 13628, 17768.
Seandal blues. 11585.
Stoky Bailey. 15941.

now.

15392.
13316.

1651

¥ bs :

INDEX

Hey wood (KE. W.)
Black pote vlues. TOL.
Daddy you’ve done put that thing

on me. 14502.
Pawn shop blues. 11367.
Penetrating blues. 15639.
Why did you take your love from
me. 16293.
Hiatt: (2B tay
8090.
Hibbeler (RR. O.):
Hush-a-bye mammy’s
14865.
Little Chinese rag doll. 24322.
Lost-my-baby blues. 19615.
Tell me you'll forgive me. 20577.
There’s a sad little girl. 28087.
For other compositicns by R. O.
Hibbeler, see also this index
under names of claimants of
Copyright. .
Hickey (James)
Hickey (M. A.)
14808.
Hickey (Vivian): .
Ambition. 7836.
AL might. S529
Reason. 13628.
Sunset garden. 9132.
Hickman (Art) Day by day in every

Song of the violin.

little rose.

Romance, 2849.
Heavenly thoughts.

way, I love you more and more.
SOTT.

Hickman (M. E.) Life without you
is death. 15182.

Hickman (R. M ):
Jesus died praying for me. 21985.
Will you take Jesus to-night.
23268.
Hicks (Frank):
Classy kid. 18691.

I’m feeling blue just for you.
14911.

I’m in love with my old fashioned
mother. 12978.

I went up in the air just for you.
13004.

Jiggs and Dinty Moore. 21988.

Oh, you vamping kewpie. 15553

Whistle away them doggone blues.
16281.
Will you be mine in rose time.
20882.
Hicks (M. L.):
Dandelion. 9875.
Money. 4665.
Way down in Florida where the
orange blossoms grow. 550d.
Wee marine’s lullaby. 1416.:
Hicks (M. P.) I love’ you, I love you.
17033.
Hicky (Billy)
there’s the divil of a time.
Higgins (Billy) :
Doll baby, that’s the kind of a
baby Iam. 18824, 23722.

Finnegan’s in again,
21550.

169

pt. 11, n. s., v. 18

Georgia blues. 19018.
Give it to me. 19033.
There'll be some changes made.
23030.
Higgins (C. A:)~ Ola-apa-pa. ~17628.
Higgins (D. L.) Playmate. 7111.
Higgins (Jirs. Isaac) Hands off in

Europe. 19089.
Higgins (L.) Dear heart, I’m lonely.
18776.
Higgins (M. M.):
Kimi ga kado. 6585.
O shuku bai. 6989.

Sakura no hana. 17245.
Sakura, Sakura! 7246. ’
Song of Shizuka Gozen. T7375.
Higgins (William) Doll baby. 18824.
Higgs (Artemus) Red cross. 17778.
High school choruses. 988.
Hight (Ars. L. K.) Message of love
from over the sea. 4641.
Hightower (W. O.):
I long for you. 2118.
There’s a rose blooming for you.
23036.
Where the fairest flowers bloom.
18271.
Hilbrecht (Coy) Over the hill.
Hildach (Eugen):

In meiner cient! 23352 (4)
Passage-bird’s farewell. 15626.
Hildebrand (LL. P.) Beautiful Jane.

12457,

Hildreth (M. E )
Hildreth (R. E.):
Dance of the flower girl. 6003.
Twilight in Benares. T7587.
Hilius (Jack) Premiére jeunesse.

24887.
Hall. CA:)/ ML ye

Babbling brook. 1559.

Say it with kindness. 5081.
Hill (A. T.) Oriental mamma. 24765.
Hill (Lady Arthur) Savior! breathe

an evening blessing. 14163 (493)
Hill (Billy) :

Carmencita. 21249.

Rock a bye my baby plues.

West, a nest and you.

(222)
Hill (C. F.). Rustic lane: 24978.
Bring back the lost

$833.

Love song. 4538.

5030.
_ 2097 4

Bill -CE3 AS)
minutes. 14353.
2 01 OR Os ee
Once more to fiivictt
hand, 415579:
Tendresse. 9167.
Bi. CR 2aE ys
Josephine. 6552.
Mother, come back, and rock me
to sleep. 6871.
Sweetheart o’ mine.
Bib AtG. Ca) *
Marathon blues.
March on blues.

her fragile

‘7469.

17385.
19691.

2

aod

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Hill (J. H.) Every day in every way.
1897.
Hill (May):
Just memories. 19474.
Wait till the clouds roll by. 25430.
Balle fix. A) sorry. LATAL.
Hill (Vena) Falling leaves. 3892.
UL GY...) :
Love from home for you and me.
22148.
Stepping out blues. 17983.
Hill & Colburn. You’re the first one
to open the doors of my heart. 14148.
Hillemacher (Paul) 40 lecgons gra-
duées de solfége. 10352, 10353.
Hiller (Ferdinand) :
He in tears that soweth. 4076.
Vélocité. 12072.

Hiller (Joe) ine. Under the apple
tree. 3185.
Hillier (1L.):
Antoinette. 21051.

Oh monsieur! 22450.
Hillman (C. W.):
Country boy’s blues.
80438.
My daddy ealls me honey. .11083.
My home ain’t here. 15481.
Hillman (0. D.).:
Drifting down the moonlight trail.
8126.

5979, 8042,

Jilted blues. 21990.
Spanola dance. 3008.
Sugar dada. 22918.

You closed the door to happiness.
23att,

Hillman bros. Country boy’s. blues.

5979, 8042, 80438.
Hilsher (Frank) Debutante.
Peliulson. Gired) . co... ine.
3440.
Hilton (Jack) Jenny. 4346.
Hilton (M. L.):
Ayesha. 16451.
Foolish questions. 16823.
Himalaya mine.- 16948.

Himmelman (Charles) & co.

self instructor for ukulele.

Hindemith (Paul):

Junge magd. 6560.
Kammermusik no. 1. 6577.
Quartett. 7168, 7169.
Sonate. 6334-6336.
Tanz der holzpuppen.
1922. ~ 7808.

Hindley «(Thos.)

2736.

Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge ine.:
Assembly songs for every occa-
‘sion. 238418.
Beguilin’ smilin’ eyes.
Boatman’s song. 16511.

_ Fairies are calling you. 3889.
High school choruses for special
oceasions. 988.

876.
Anywhere.

Union
12046.

7493.

Patrol comique.

14295.

High school songs for every occa-
Sion. 989, 990.
Jack and Jill in happyland. 17160.
Jaunting car. 150862.
Kewpie doll’s dance.
Lincoln. 2364.
Lonely. 19599.
Mammy’s lullaby. 17380.

17222.

Mareh of the boy scouts. 17386.
Memorial day. 2489.
Pretty Molly Malone. 15698.

Reliance march, 24921.
Seek ye the Lord. 25024.
Smiling eyes. 25092.
Songs of Ohio state university.
Zila r:
Tanglefoot’s mad chase. 18048.
. Three encore songs. 5665.
Universal school music
25376-25378.
Hine (D. W.) Old church. 15556.
Hiner (FEF. BH.) After you’re mine.
1489.
Hines (N. W.) Georgia land. 16852.
Hinman (D. H.) You did not know.
14142,
Hinman (8S. V.) When I have made
you mine. 232138.
Hinton (Arthur) :
Birds on the wing. 3531.
Chinatown festivity. 3627.
Eastern lament. 3848.
Lonely reaper. 4513.
Morning song. 4682.
Reaper’s romance. 45138.
Hirchmann (Henri):

series.

Brigand .... il est entré. 5860.
Ca eest amour. 5881.

Epouse la. 10067, 12760.

J’ai Vair d’un’ poire. 6523.

J’ai les pieds en Valenciennes.
6524.

Jeune homm’ d’a présent.

Surprise party. 7458.

Va vit’ rue Thérése. 7605.
Valse hésitation. 7613.
Hird (Russell) Pretty little thing.

22599, 24891.
Hirsch (—):
Baby blue eyes. 5787.
List’ning on some radio. 2372.
’Neath the South sea moon. 2611.
Hirsch (Hugo):
Begegn’ ich wo
21137.
Beim segeln, beim segeln. 21141.
Du kleine fee vom varieté. 3825.
Du schwarze Lola. 3825.
Du _siisser, kleiner mannequin.
3827.
Erste nacht. 14624.
Fimmel-fox. 3915.
Give me one day. 185.
I mean no one else but you. 251.
Ich bieib dir treu. 4241.

6942.

9

ner kleinen.

1653

INDEX

pt. Tr n. S., ¥. 18

Hirsch (Hugo)—Continued.
If wives were put on sale.
Li-Ho-San. 4467.
Miidel muss da sein.
No use crying if your sweetheart

goes away. 11170.

263.

22166, 24419

O Migdelein, du bist mir sehr
verdiichtig. 22422, 24678.

Perfect model for your arms
516.

Schau mir ganz scharf in die
pupille. 22723, 25005.

Schmus’ nicht. 5085.

So ein frauenmund, ein kleiner

22819.
Tolle Lola. 7555.
Wenn ich bei bubi bin. 23198,
25457.

Wie schén ist doch die welt. 5602
Hirseh (lL. A.)
Annabel Lee. 16426.
Golden trail. 16882.
I am thinking of you. 16999.
Kama’s garden. 17212.
Nobody but you. 15511.
Pep it up. 13540.
Some sweet day. 13781.
Hirsch (Sol) Just one night.

Hirsch (Walter) :

4392.

Horsey! keep your tail up, keep
the sun out of my eyes. 21762,
24036.

Juliet. 23352 (74).

Just like an angel from heaven.
65TH.

Ole Miss Blues. 25595 (461).

‘Some lonesome night. 591.
Tell me with smiles. 3090.

Then I'll know that you care for
me. 7521.

You’ve simply
23331.

Hirst (Minette) :
Rose-bud. 11534.
Yaller gal. 12276.

His girl. 992.

His heart’s desire.

Hitchcock (Velma)

got me _ cuckoo.

20782.
On the road to

Romany. 2698.
Hitehner (HK. J.) Klumsy Katie.
6594.

Hitchy-Koo 1923.

Hite (Bobby) :
Cupid blues.
Love is happiness. 17330.

One mind for all. 17649.

Story of freedom shall live. 17993.

There’s a brand new gir! in town.
25275.

Hitz (Franz):
Bonjour. 810.
Chaumiére (La.)
Verger. 18184.

Hixon (Ethel) Little world. 4505.

3786, 5035, 6717.

16650.

5982.

. Hodges (L. S.)

Hixon (O. H.) I love you in the good
old fashioned way. 10454.
Hjelmberg (Sigri) :
Dr. Cone’s incantation. 14565.
While there’s life there’s hope.
16276.
Hoagland (Ethelyn) Memories. 2491.
Hoard (Gladyce) Sour grapes. 22862.
Hob a derry danno. 14829.
Hobart. CW..S.)2
Kishin, 16 tends
I would a sailor be. 6435.
Mammy-love. 10909.
Hoboken junior high school.
high school. 4376.
Hobson (Helen) Dream of my Ozark
home. 38807.
Hoby (Charles)
Hoch (Harry)

Junior

Cupid corner. 18739.

You. 12288.

Hochberg (C. E.) You are my little
dimple. 18331.
Hochberger (Bernard) Dear old
home. 3756.
Hochman (I. J.):
Al chet. 14188.
Anniuta. 3482.
Bessarabier chusid’l. 3523.
Dlia mlodej para. 3782.
Do sliubu. 3784. .
Galicianer woloch’l. 14725.
Hungarishe chosid’l. 14863.

Ich hob moire far mein weib.
14964.
Luches. 15258.
Na weselie. 4754.
Pan Pietrowsky. 4875.
Paslia sliubu. 4951.
Zion mein Heilig land. 23343.
Hock (A. E.) It was a rose they
gave me. 13063.
Hodge (A. J.):
Have you
23975.
Old time religion. 24734.
What have you done about God?
25462.
Hodge (C. R.):

counted the cost?

Across the lakelet. 9426.
Titania. 5370.
Hodges (F. C.) Home __ forever.
19144.

I just can’t tell what
makes me happy. 19221.

Hodgkin (B. E.) Song of the heart.
22847.

Hodgson (Albert)

Hodgson (F. S.)

You and I. 739.
Shrine city. 11644.

Hodson (F. J.) Old fashioned mother.

24724. ;
Hoeffner (Nellie) Old lame _ boot-
legger’s girl. 11265.

Hoefle (Carl):
All broken up over you.
21010, 21011.
Sleepy eyes. 25088.

16400,

1654

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

Hoefs (Bi. Bde
I have tried to forget. 17014.

Mother dear. 11045.
Hoehn (Raymond) Zouave polka.
3366.
Hoel (H. H.) Please don’t go away

from me. 11407.

Hoelscher (A. H.) Alaskan shores.
12366.

Hoelscher (C. F.):
Blue rose fox trot.
Old man jazz. 8810.
There’s sunshine in your smile.

23041.

Hoen (J. W.)
19047.

Hoene (C. EH.) Gee! she’s the only
girl for me. 21617.

Hoerber (E. C.):
My baby Sheba, she’s the cat’s
me-ow 19831.
Uncle Bim. 12039.
Hoes (J. W.) Twilight. 3181.
Hoff (Fred) Voice with a _ smile.
D473, 12092.
Hoff (Ivan) Damming, but you can’t
damn me. 23671.

Hoffman (—):
Good as gold.
Valse caprice.

Hoffman (Al):
How can I.
Marcellonie.

Hoffman (C. L.):
Am meer. 25595 (242).
Hark, hark, the lark.

(501).

Hoffman (HH. L.) I am peeping thru
a knot hole in my father’s back yard
fence. 10416.

Hoffman (Fritz). Tanzlied. 25232.

Hoffman (Gertrude) Out San Fran-
eisco way. 14168 (717), 15603,
15604, 17673, 22512, 22513, 24778.

Hoffman (H. H.) I am standing by
the gate, May. 41483.

Hoffman (Harry):

21182.

God made you for me.

6256.
7608.

14854.
4581.

14163

Cry baby. 23665.
I want a man. 1027.
muonmman CJ. B:) Vade mecum.
23124.

Hoffman (J. H.) Liza, if you’ll love
me I'll love you. 10809.
Hoffman (M. P.):
Chanson. 14830.
Thy love, O Christ, _constraineth
. us. 3148.
Hoffman (W. F.)
e 21583;
_Hoffshire (J. W.)
mine. 23695.

106658—24—_28

Forward march.

Dear little girl of

Hofmann (Josef):

Lonesome. 8534.

Lullaby. 8568.

Nocturne. 8290.

Nocturne-complaint. 12344 (185).

Polonaise in E minor. 14163

(439).

Sister’s dolly. 9049.

Wooden soldiers. 9362.
Hofmeister (Friedrich) :

Duet concertante. 12733.

Serenade romantic. 13708.
Hogan (F. J.) Ra-di-o. 4985.
Hezan. CAs Git \ te ) Mother’s

dream. 22304.
Hogan (J. P.)
14057.

What.did I ever do.

Always the same dear mother.
15, 9471.
Dear old Hrie.

Hohman (Charles).

16681.
Mountain rose of

Tennessee. 19817.
Hoisington (EH. J.) Prairie pal.
11433.

Holahan (R.K.) Mother’s day. 6879.
Holbrooke (Joseph) :
Celtic suite. 9722.
Danse moderne. 21391.
Jamaican dances. 1051-1054.
Let’s brighten everything. 316.
Old home. 20019.
Penguins’ walk. 4906.
Pensée divine. 514.
Stranger. 251738.
Tame cat. 13887.
Tea-shop girl. 16021.
Wizard. 12253.
Holden (A. J.):
Come! said Jesus’ sacred voice.
14163 (113)
Every valley shall be exalted.
14163 (162)
Magnificat, in F,
dimittis. 7808 (65)
Mellow eve is gliding. 20974 (48)
Now on land and sea descending.
7808 (92)
O salutaris. 5679 (82)
Sometimes a light surprises. 5679

and Nune

(103)

Suffer little children to come unto
Me. 17997.

Sunset and evening star. 5679
(108)

Twelve responses after prayer.

14163 (245)
Holden (C. EH.) :
Come! said Jesus’ sacred voice.
14163 (1138)
Crucifix. 5679 (30)
Every valley shall be exalted.
14163 (162)
Magnificat,
dimittis.

in., 7 F’,
7808 (65)

and Nune

1655

INDEX

Holden (C. E.)—Continued.
Now on land and sea descending.
7808 (92)
O salutaris. 5679 (82)
Sometimes a light
5679 (103)

surprises.

Sunset and evening star. 5679
(108)
Twelve responses after prayer.

14163 (245)
Holden (G. F.) You're all the world

to me, 18351.
Holden (H. B.) My mother’s last
word. 430.

Holden (M. 8.) Palmer-Curtis series
of music readers for schools. 14163
(420-422)

Holden (Sidney) :

Days of yesterday. . 21398.

Deedle-dee-dee Detroit. 8085, °
9924 .
Get happy. 10204.

Good bye blues, hello home sweet

home. 10256.
I’m a one papa gal. 14908.
Smiling crowds. 13763, 17924.

They can’t resist me. 9193.
Holderness (H 0O.):

Alone. 9466.

Those evening bells. 7531.

Holderness, Wilson & Bottler:
Alone. 9466.
Those evening bells. 7531.

Those eyes softly beaming. 23055.
Hollabaugh (Mary) Back home
again. 1569.
Holladay (Ben)
plow. 19521.
Hollaender (F.)
13167, 22087.
Hollaender (Victor)

14163 (104)
Holland (Dresden) pseud. See Hony-
wood (H. H.)

Lad that follows the
Liliput. 10780,

Christmas fairy.

Holland (Frank) Just between us
two. 22013.

Holland (Jock) To welcome me.
23066

Holland (Mrs. M. J.) Lonely mother.
19602.

Holland (Theodore) :
Fireflies. 6181.
Green lattice. 6273.
Nightfall. 6963.
Poem. 7115.

Hollander (G. C.):
Chiquita. 8001.
Day by day. 110.
Nita. 13410.
Holley (HK. B.):
Cooay, cooay, coo. 14470.
Sunshine city forever for me.
13860.

| Holliday (Doris)

pt. 1, n.s., v. 18

Holley (Philmore)
28751.

Drop that sack.

Waltz composition.
no. 1. 23170.
Holliday (J. C.):
Animal book. 12393.
Buckingham fair. 12526.
Cap and bells. 143892.
Morceau élégant. 4677.
Pastoral dance, 4894.
Rag-picker of done-for
22620. ,
Skipton rig. 17912, 17918.
Three west country dances. 214.
Trying to learn English by a
Frenchman. 25348.
Hollingsworth (W. H.)
old Washington. 10339.

heap.

Hello, dear

Hollins (D.) Sad blues. 5064.

Hollinshead (Kalimo) pseud. Sce
Donaldson (KH. M.)

Hollinshead (U. D.) I want you.

21875.

Hollister (lL. D.) Ships that pass by
in, the night, 22777.

Hollman (Josef) Love song. 22148.

Holloway (A. V.) Japanese serenade.
13071.

Holloway (Herbert) :

Goodbye, mother dear,

195.

I don’t believe it. 21801.

Oh Winnie, dear Winnie-peg. 477.
Holloway (T. B.) Dempsey City
bound. 18797.

Holmar (M. L.)
lira. T7839.
Holmer (Albert) :
I taught the other
24119.

I’ve been a fool. 4219, 17073.
Holmes (—) Call of the sea. 23547.
Holmes (— Helmburgh) See Helm-

burgh-Holmes (—).
Holmés (Augusta) :
Festival at Sorrento. 18956.
Montagne noire. 7808 (81).
Prayer at dawn. 20150.
Vision de la reine. T7808 (147).
Holmes (G. E.) Gates of Solds "S214,
10198, 12344 (107).

Holmes (J: W.) ce was my only
friend. 6878.

Holmes (W. A.) :

don’t ery.

AmeriSka, slovenska

fellow how.

So why do you ery for me. 20396.
What are you doing now. 20794.
Holmes-Dallimore (A.) How amiable

are Thy dwellings. 16975.

Holroyd (Herbert): I'll tell the world.
6397.

Hoist (Gustav) :

Fugal concerto. 19005-19007.
Fugal overture. 8206, 21592-—
ZIG.

1656

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Lovely kind and kindly’ loving.
2414,

Perfect fool.
St. Paul’s suite.
Savitri. 15804.
Sergeant’s song. 13709.
Spring song. 22882.
Two psalms. 19143.

Flolt (A. W.). Sweet Sabbath bells.

8852, 11379, 11380.
1262.

22957.
Holt (Hinar) Scandia waltz. 24999.
Holt (Ernst) Dancing sunbeams.
6009.
Holt (Fred):
Brown-father’s father’s father.
7952.
He’s only a working man. 12902.
He wouldn’t believe me. 8271.
Li’l old one pound notes. 138165.
My wife’s my wife. 13897.
No money, what about it. 13413.
That don’t matter. 1358. x
Tom Hall. 13949.
‘Holt (G. E.):
At night. 21066.
I loved thee. 21831.
Holt (8S. C.) Loose fingers. 8540.

Holton - (Dell)
while. 24094.

Holton (F. B.):
Children of the Bible. 9746.
Hope of the ages. 24082.

Joyful Hastertide. 4369.
Wonderful tidings. 1448.
World’s Redeemer. 23295.

Holton (F.-M.):

Dandy White and Lindy Snite.
14519.

I Jove you all the

Mother Care. 15388.
Mother-of-care. 1154.

Hoiten (P. B.)::
Dandy White and Lindy
14519. .
Mother Care.
Mother-of-care.
Holtz (C. E.)
DAR
Holtz (Lou) Oh soul of me. 4819.
Holtzclaw (K. M.) When the north-
bound train reaches Mason Dixon
line. 5560.
Holy Spirit, come and fill us.
Holzapfel (1.
called. 59555.
Holzmann (Ad.)
gitarre oder laute.
Homberg (J.) Trio.
Home again. 16961.
Home sweet home. 18364 (95).

Snite.
15388.

1154.
I’m yours forever.

16958.
C.) When our country

Neue schule fiir
1175.
7564, T7565.

Homeyer (C. W.) & co.:

Guardian angel. 10278.

Snowflakes. 17926.
Honegger (Arthur) :

Sonate. 4111.

Sonatine. 5189.

Trois fragments. 19149.

Honey (Alfred) José. 4361.

Honeygoskey (Mike) I still picture
the first kiss upon your beautiful
lips. 8352.

Honeymoon in 2000. 5507.

Honeymoon parade. 19156.

Honywood (H. H.) Mystery eyes.
22365.

Hood (J. C.) Ku klux blues.

Hood (M. A.) Rejoice. 24920.

Hoole, 5. CE. 35.) Fork of the road.

10708.

10161.
Hook (James) Golden sun, _ thy
warmth display. 4012.
Hooke bros. piano co. Promises.
11468.
Hooker (G. E.):
-God’s grace is sufficient. 23900.
His smiling face. 24009.
Redemption. 22638.
Hooker (T. O.):
Her smiles. 14811.
Radio blues. 11483.
Hooley (D. G.) Someone’s waiting for
you. 20418.
Hooper: (Li <8.) Charleston strut.
5929.

Hoopes (EH. C.) Winners. 733.

Hoorman (Minta) Mother’s love. 8680.

Hooten (1. B.) Don’t take everybody
for your friend. 23727.

Hoover (George) Two two
worlds. 5422.
Hoover (M. R.) Wanderer’s return.
5494,
Hoover (Ruthello) Dad dear old
dandy darling dad. 3710.
Hope (B. M.):
Little coon’s prayer. 6650.
Little holes in heaven. 19584.
Two cozy chairs. 5420, 7589.
Wondering eyes. 5625.
Hope (Boots) Brown | skin - girl.
18593.

Hope (Brian):

Dance of the minutes. 101, 1798.

In a fairy boat. 267, 2183.
Leisure hour. 242938.
Water-lilies. 14035, 16199.
Hope (Daphne) Slumberland hush-
a-bye. 22813.
Hope (Leslie) Old-fashioned couple.
13464.

Hope pub. co.:

Homer (George) I miss my Dixie Best anthems. 21156.
mammy. 10490. Favorite Gospel songs. 6170.
Homer (Sidney) erie, song. 16465, Selected Sunday school songs.
16466. 1274, 11607-11610.
1657

4 “Pe ee

INDEX

Hopekirk (Helen)
low. 7210.

Hopkins (C. W.)

Hopkins (Frank)

Robin Goodfel-

Lonesome. 22121.
Snuggle pup Can-

tor. 22818.
Hopkins (Frederick) Sunlight on
your hair. 20501.
Hopkins (H. P.) Moonbeams. 11026.
Hopkins (L. J.) Behind the honey-
suckle vine. 16482.
Hopkins (M. E.):
Answer me, buddy. 14237.
By low, my pretty one. 14367.

Tll think it over sometime. 14898.
Luella Lou. 15261.

Mother Rose. 15393. ,
Hopper (C. M.) Before them Klu
klux pages me. 9589.
Hopper (Emmeline) Shadowy ave-
nue. 138716.
Hopper (G. H.) Indiana avenue
blues. 13049.
Hopper (Irma):
Rose of the cabaret. 11540.
When the rain drops fall. 5561.

Hoppin (S. B.) Rondo. 19160.

Hora tonta. 8299.

Hord (F. D.) If I had this whole
wide world I'd give it all for you.
4253.

Horn (Charles) Southern Rose.
13815.
Hornberger (G. O.):
Just a little bunch of roses.
22006.

Silent words of gold. 20359.

Horne (Alexander) Dear chapel
bell. 9900.
Horne (EK. C.):

Girlie mine. 14748.

Old fashioned yesterdays. 15559.
Horne (Edgar) Pourquoi. 2776.
Horne (Elsie) Valse caprice. 18176..
Horner (Ralph):

O Lord, Thou art my God. 8773.

Pompadour. 7126.

Horno (Del’):

Néracar. 15490.

Oriental dream. 7034.

Scénes d’amour. 7256.

Songe de fleur celeste. 9092.

True love. - 7571.

Tzigania. 7591.

Horrocks (A. E.) pseud. See
Paramythioti (Nico). 14163.

Horsey (Preston) Satisfied blues.
2894.

Horsley (Gus):
Fade away blues. 12780.
Four o'clock blues. 171.
Man I picked to take your place.
19685.

pt. II, n.s., v.18

Horst (Carita von):

Gebet. 6218.

Herr Lenz. 63828.

Konigskind. 6595.
Marienlied. 6760.

Nachtlied. 6934.
Schmied schmerz. 7259.
Horton (KH. B.) Songs of the Mastey.
599.
Horton (EK. W.) You’re my little ray
of sunshine. 3348.
Horton (lL. H.) jr. Pie night: 7105.
Horwitt (Harry) You’re a very nice
husband and you’re a very nice
wife. 12306. . é
Horwitz (Bob) Why did she? 25517.
Hoschke (FE. A.):
Buffoon. 814.
Danse bacehanale. 863.
Ktude. 997.
Indian. 1043.
Lucille. 1114.

Song without words.
Tragedy. 1379.
Hosford (Harry) ‘Tripping along

with yourand me. 25339.
Hosking (A. N.):
Garden of memory. 10192.
Harvest moon. 10307.
Miss Matilda. 11005.
Somehow. 5180.
Hosmer (EH. 8.) :
God is love. 12864.
Grand chorus in E flat major.
23934.
Hark!
23967.
Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts.
24210.
Man without a country. 375.
Offertory in G@ minor. 8786.
Our spring. 13506.
Sortie in G. 251385.
Worship the Lord in the beauty
of holiness. 25556.
Hosmer (Lucius) :
Ethiopian rhapsody. 18913.
March of the trolls. 15289.
Mia carissima. 6819.
Régne de Terpsichore. 2827, 2828.
Hotchkiss (N. A.) Music. 15404.

1305.

hark! an angel throng.

Hotchkiss (Ruby) Old king Tut.
17637. ;

Hough (B. W.) Magnificat and Nunc
dimittis. 15275.

Hough (M. C.):
Hot stuff. 6353.
Seein’ you can’t take it easy, get
a job and go to work. 7274.
Houghton (N. L.) I’m just achin’ for

you. 12979. .
Houlihan (W. J.) Think of me.
0300.

Hoult (V. L.) At the river. 12410.

1658

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

House (Judson) Laughter and love
and you. 1475 (20), 2335.
Houstoun (D. H.) Woodland flowers.
14120.
Houze (Burksy):
I can’t use you now. 21796.

Safety pin him to your side.
22698.

Hovenden (Mae) Just to-day pal.
PAOT. 435°

Hovious (M. A.) Days and nights are
lonely. 6024.

How can I leave thee. 103883.

How come. 10039, 10864, 11845.

How te write and play accompani-
ments in a Simplified manner in any
key. 19172

Howard (Caroline) Old south chap-
ter D. A. R. march. 11267.

Howard (Emily) Weary moon. 7674.

Howard (G. H.) Old south chapter
D. A. R. march. 11267.

Howard (H. D.) Way down in Ten-
nessee. 5506.

Howard (H. G.):
Every day. 3877.
I’m going to wander.

Howard (J. E.):

If I were in love with somebody.
else. 14978.
Looking for a bully. 14163 (316).
Virginia Brown. 16171, 18197,
23154, 23155, 25416.
Howard (J. T.): ’
Sun will shine again. 9129.

17047.

There is sweet music here. 9188.
Howard (Richard) When the leaves
come tumbling down. 720, 3268,

5559, 12181.

Howard (Rossiter) Soldiers of Christ,
arise! 1291.

Howard (Sam) I never thought you’d
care. 17067.

Howard (Sam) music pub. co.
here when you come back. 10444.
Howard (Vernard) To me you are

perfect. 20644. .

Howard & co. Blossom time. 54.
Howard bros. Do you, don’t you, will
you, won’t you, love me too. 9949.
Howden (Mrs. L. A.) Oh the Irish

hearts. 11251.
Howe (C.) My Indiana home, 13376.
Howe (H. L.) How I love you my

_ Arkansas. 10380.
Howe (1. 8.) Roaming girl. 5027.
Howe (J. H.):
Olympic suite. 2692.
Our Washington. 20066.
Howe (R. W.): .
Mr. Jiggs. 19770.
Ragtime darktown jazz baby.
pal.
Howell (—) HKvenipg pleasures.
16773. ’

Tll be

Howell (D. W.)
service. 18772.
Howell (Dorothy) :
Little prince. 4493.
Little princess. 4494.
Pot pourri. 24875.
Seeret. 25028.
Howell (H. W.)
Howell (Harold)

Deaconess hymn of

If only. 18012.
A-down the dreamy

river. 18385. .
Howell (I. J.) Days of long ago.
3749.
Howell (Warren) To my dearest.
11978.

Howells (Herbert) :
All in this pleasant evening.
14199. .

‘ Chosen tune. . 14437.

King David. 8465.

Luchinushka. 15259.

O, my deir hert. 8774.

Pastorale. 14859.

Peacock pie. 20098.

Rhapsodie quintet.
Spanish lullaby.

7198.
159238.

Howes & son. Moonbeams. 11027.
Howsgill (Richard) :

Mecea. 10947.

This year, next year. 11948.
Howland (C. A. W.) ~ .Sylphette.

25216.

Howze (I. B.) Our radio. 22506.
Hoyt (H. R.):

Just you and I. 10676.
Let’s go home. 10760.
Suppose. 11814.
Hoyt (M. W.):
Consecration. 9810.
He saves me. 10319.
Victor in the storms of life. 12077.
Winning of the sinner, 12248.
Huarte (Julian):
Causerie. 23570.
Cubanita. 18735.
Tema granadino. 25247.
Thy glances. 7539.
You alone. 14137.
Hubay (Jend):
Chanson de Hussards. 5679 (24)
Danse hongroise. 5679 (32)
Fantasie tziganesque. 14163 (165)
Fiinf konzertetuden. 21779.
Spanisech. 14163 (535)
Hubbard (Ford) Song of the mummy.
5201

Hubbell (Raymond) Fabric of
dreams. 16779.
Huber (Ethel) Always come _ to
mother. 18422.
Huber (F. R.) Prelude pathetique.
22598.
Huber (Justin) Waltz in B flat.
25435. S
Huberman (Bronislaw) Petite suite.
20107.

1659

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v2 18

Hubert (F. J.) Lillian. 6635

Huddleston (Corra) Hearts jazz.
14806.

Huddleston (E.) Tin wedding march.
141638 (575)

Huddlestone (J. R.) Winter garden’s
carnival dance. 14107.
Hudnall (Himer) Swanee River love
song. 20512.
Hudnall (Huling) :
J found my way to heavy en. 4159.
Mammy won’t bev weepin’ no more.
4579.
Hudson CG as
Pretty eyes. 24888.

Pretty rose for you. 11446.

Hudsen Une H. B.) Goiden memo-
ries, end
Hudson (Hania) Golden pathway.
10244.
Hudson (Leonard) :
Hobgoblin. 16952.

Jenny kiss’d me. 15067.

Jesus, friend of children. 1058S.
Hudson (Octavia) :
Child-garden of melody and
rhythm. 12588.

chil-
19146,

Home normal course for
dren’s work in music.
21750.

Illustrative music and songs fer
the kindergarten. 18022.
Hudson (R G.) Sun won't shine in
Dixie, till you come back to me.
9130.
Hudson
grand march.
Hiie (Georges) :

Dans |’ ombre de la cathédrale.
8070.

En djinrika. 1889.

Fantaisie pour flite et orchestre.
6158.

Heures. 2055.

Hutgel (Robert) :
Meine pupperln. 22222.
Wir reisen nach wildwest.
Hiihn (Paul) Meister von
martre, 6789.
Huerter (—):

Au bal. 25595 (331)

Berceuse. 20974 (99)

Caprice. 20974 (105)

In the land of sunshine.
(145).

In the starlight. 25595 (414).

Intermezzo. 25595 (396).

Melodie. 25595 (3897).

Told at twilight. 25595 (505).

Yesterdays. 20974 (231).

Huerter (Charles) :

Album of six
21006.

Antoinette.

(Roberta) Commencement

9804.

14109.
Mont-

20974

compositions.

3439,

“Hughes (J. T.):

Little mother, my own. 8525.
March burlesque. 8602...
Miniature. 8648.
Nightmare. 8750.
Pirate dreams. 24863.
Romance poetique. 8948.
Shepherd’s song. 9021.
Snowflake. 7346.
Tender thought. 7507.
There is a blessed home. 25266.
Valse burlesque. 9256.
Hueser (Paul) Oh, bow funny it
feels. 4817.
Hueston (Billy) Nobody knows but
my pillow and me. 2627.
Huft (Josephine) Star of gold.
20466.

Huffer (F. K.).:
Huffer’s new high school orches-
tra bock. 14860.
Let the fun begin. 317.
Hutfer’s new high ‘school. orchestra
book. 14860.
Huffine (G. H.) Bear eat. 23459.
Huffman (C. E.). What is your pretty
name? 3249.
Hutfman (EH. H.) Tell him how well
I love him o16027.
Hufnail (R. E.):
I’m thinking of you.
Love’s sweet honeymoon.

24113.
24398.

Hug (Gebrtider) & co. Schule des
klavierspiels. 2916.

Huggard (John) Every day life.
16775.

Huggins (Mrs. G. W.) Memories of
childhood. 15326. |

Huggs (H. 8.) Keep a’ goin’. 19498.

Hughes (A. W.) Champlain. 18657.

Hughes (Bill) Jiggs and Dinty
Moore. 21988.

Hughes (D. D.) At twilight. 3455.

Hughes (Frank) Mickey Donohue.
24515.

Hughes (Glenn) Dolly of the movies.
14568.

Hughes (H. P.) Do you miss me.
1838.

Hughes (Herbert) :

16390.
1684,

Air for the G string.
Carol of Jesus child.

Some-one, some-day. 17941.
Sunset and dawn. 18008.
Hughes (Rupert) Homesick tunes.
993.
Hughes (T. J.) Ask Mr.

Huguet (Rogelio) :

Chick. 26.

Corrientes. 16633.
Humoresque. 2087, 16985.
Huhn (Bruno) Great is ee Lord.
6271.
Huish (O. P.) Each day a Mother's
day. 1878.

1660

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

‘Hull (J. P.):

Battle morn. 23455.

Roses rouges. 24967.
Hull (Walter) :

Baby boy. 18481.

Baby-girl kisses.

Childhood dreams.

Colored soldier boy.

Hobby horse. 19138.

Jack and a Jill. 19412.

Lady bug. 17242, 24273.

Lager beer. 17244, 24276,

Me. or Mac. 19715.

Molly Mahone. 17444, 24529.

Most wonderful dream. 17466.

My lady pal. 17508.

Nip o’ rye. 17567, 24650.

164538, 25440.
18675...
16611.

Rum demon. 20270.
Songs of bonnie Scotland. 17958,
25129.
Tin Lizzie. 18114.
Umpire. 18164.
White eagle. 18283.
Hulla. 10395.

Hullah (John) Storm. 17989.
Hult (Adolf) Surely He hath borne
our griefs. 5262.
Humbert (H. F.):
Musie for quiet worship. 421.
Psalm of the Son of man. 529.
Hume (J. O.):
Anglo-oriental. 23403.
Boosey’s cornet solo album, no.
6. 21189.
Drum-head church service. 12731.
Hume (K. K.):
Now you’re talkin’. 19955.
Sittin’ pretty with a gal in Ten-
nessee. 13747.
Hummel (—):
Rondo favori. 8952.
Walzer. 25595 (399).
Hummel (H. A.):
Babe’s evening prayer. 21086.
Don’t blame me for calling her
sunbeam. 16710.
God’s chosen mother of mine.
14752.
Good morning, Texas. 21663.
Hibiscus blooms. 10348.
I can’t seem to love my hubby any
more. 4153.
I don’t know why I said good-bye
to Dixie. 17008.
Island nights. 2227, 10599.
Just a little rag-doll waiting for
you. 22009..

Knickers. 13121.
Lonely bachelor. 13196.
Montreal. 24534.

‘Nobody knows. 2626.

Road that leads backhome. 5026.

Sing me an old fashioned melody
over the radiophone. 5149.

| Hunt (Thomas).

Snap your fingers. 22816.
There’s a rose in Rosenbloom,
Rosie. 3119. :
Vagabond blues. 23126.
Virginia sunshine. 3223.
Why did you Yeave me sweetie.
23253.
Would you lose any sleep over
me. 23296.
You're the girl I’ve been looking
for:,, 3350,
Hummel (J. N.) Alma Virgo. 23384.
Hummer (H. A.) Dear old Georgia
mammy. 12678, 23699.
Humperdinck (E.) Hexenritt.
Humphreys (B. A.) >
Ain’t that pitiful. 23373.
I’m going to be a vampire and
get me a Sheik. 24108.
I wants myself a sweet sweet
daddy. 24181.
Sing me a song of Dixie. 7329.

6529.

Humphreys (Bert) pseud. See
Humphreys (B. A.)

Humphreys (H. E.) Hunt. 2089.
Humphreys (Muriel). When love
awakes. 50948.

Hundley (Doshia). Let Jesus in.

10751, 19549. e
Hundred pipers. 1000.
Hungary, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. V.
Hunleth music co. St.
phony march. 17829.
Hun (Ac cB»ye:
Buddy. 23538.
Happiness. 23958.
Lorna Doone. 17314.
Hib ( Ao de
It tickles me to tickle you. 21970.
Skies of June. 5154.
Hunt (George). He’s an odd fellow.
16925.
Hunt (H. I.) publishers’ agent:
Feed My sheep. 21541.
O gentle presence. 11206.
O’er waiting harpstrings. 11226.
Shepherd, show me how to go.

Louis sym-

11636.
Hunt (Mrs. Kelsey). Away down
South. | 9548.
Hunt (L. C.) See Chalmers-Hunt
(Leonard).

Hunt (R. H.):

Five sketches. 6368.
Little suite. 22107.
Hunt (S. C.) Blossom-time. 54.
Love song of Har
Dyal. 8554.
Hunt (Tom). Love spell. 8555.
Hunter (Alberta):
Chirp‘n’ the blues. 7808 (171),
14431.
Down South blues. 18854.
Mistreated blues. 4655.

1661

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INDEX

pt. Itt, n.s., v.18

Hunter (KH. F.)
but it is too late now.

Hunter (Marguerite)
C’s. 17848.

Huntington (E. 8S, 8S.) For composi-
tions by E. S. S. Huntington, see
this index under names of claim-
ants of Copyright.

You may be sorry
25578.
Musical A B

Huntington (Katherine). Concord
hymnal. 16626.

Huntley (Austin). My alltyme girl.
2560

Huntley (Hal). Billie eatin’, 21167.

Huntley (Sydney) :
In my dreams.
Shadows. 7290.
When I found you. 9308.
You forgot. 7773.

Huntoon (Homer). Melody magic.
10956.
Huntzinger (R. L.) ine.:
April time. 14245.
Arise, shine. 14250.
From a garden. 1952.
Give a man a horse he ean ride.

8389.

19082.

Hear Thou my prayer. 16929.
dove came creeping into my
heart. 17325.

Red roses. 15736.

Rock-a-by train. 17799.

Wage of the fighting men. 16184.
Hupp (EH. H.) Song of the birds.
- 20427.

Hurd (Robert) Sea mist. 8995.
Huré (Jean) Petite chanson.

Hurley (A. J.) O let my dream
come true. 2650.

Hurley (Ed.) Dancer of the Nile.
18753.

Hurlstone (W. Y.) Derby ram.
12685.

iurney (KF. J.) Deep in the heart.
21418.

Huron. 2008.

Hurst (Jan) Coralisle. 14473, 14474.
Hurt (G. E.) Blue and white. 7926.
Huse (S. M.) God-America’s might.
12863.
Hush somebody’s calling my name.
19181, 19182.
Hush-a-ba’, _ birdie,
10400. i
Huson’'(T. A. eo
Dad. | 9854.
Happy medium. 10296.
Los Angeles, the coming
10839.
Progress.
Huss (H. H.):
Cherry blossoms. 23583.
Cloud on. the hill top. 23616.
Fairy princess. 238799.

croon, croon.

city.
11451.

1662

In Aready. 14998. :

Lake Como by moonlight. 24277.

March of the boy scouts. 24450.

Old duchess at the court ball.
24722.

’ Peter Pan baby. 24828.

Sicilian brigands. 25060.
Skaters. 25084.

Huston (F. C.): :
Childhood days. 3621.
My little Rose. 6915.

Hustwick (Alfred) Hollywood. 20974
(139).

Hutehes (J. M.) Down in Mexico.

18850.
Hutcheson (Ernest) Album leaf.
763.
Hutchins (C. B.) Mother. 8672.
Hutchins (F.) Spread a little glad-
ness. 22874.
Hutchins (Mrs. G. H.) Minnesota
song. 399.
Hutchins (Willis) Once more. 20036.
Hutchinson (K. D.) Pie night. 7105.

Hutchinson (W. J.) Victorious life.

20729.
Pruth (A) i Ee Plantation blues,
11403. |
Hutson (Virginia) If you could sail
with me. 14986.

Hutten (G. P.) Wickie wickie hula
heigh. 9338.
Hutton (Bob)
Hutton (R. 8.)
Frutton( T. J.) My home. 18374.
Huxley (C. M.) Lorraine. 138209.
Hyatt (A. 8.) Aladdin. 12365.
Hyatt (J. C.) They’ve brought back
the last of the boys from the Rhine.
16057.
Hyatt (N. I.) My God, I thank Thee.
8709.

Hyatt (Oscar)
25461. .
Hyde (C. E.) Hvening hymn. 14168
(159).
Hyde (Johnny) Heartaches. . 23987.
Hyde. (Will):
Beaver. 799.
Hegyptian. 10040.
How yer coming up old tortoise.
8307.
King of the Cannibal Islands.
19507.
Klu klux klan.
Hylton (Jack):
Joyce. 15081, 21997.
Tell-tale twilight. 16030, 23000.
Hyman (Bae) You’re a very nice
husband and you’re a very nice
wife. 12306.
Hymnal for the Sunday school. 1002.
| Hyslop (T. B.) Nile. 4783.

Captain Oojah. 9701.
Farmerettes. 1915.

What aloha means.

8475.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Hyvari (J. ©.) Crossing the bar.
12633.
Til never grow tired of waiting.
8331.

Til say she is. 10484, 12257.
I’m new born again. 19258.
I married a wife. 12985. /
I’ve been under de water. 19281.
I wonder where Maria’s gone. 21884.
I would not be a sinner. 19306.
-Iacolletti (Pietro) :

Ammore @’ ’o Cardillo. 5732.

?O panorama ’e Napule. 6987.
Iasilli (Gerardo) :

Gatti’s (D.) thirty-five etudes
with major and minor scales.
10195.

Tasilli’s (Gerardo) modern saxo-
phonist. 10531.

Marcia palermitana. 10921.

Marcia zingaresca. 10922.

Ibbottson (Gordon) Once in a blue

moon. 11292.
Ibelli (L. P.) If you’re feeling lone-
some. 24147,

Ibert (Jacques) :
Canzone madrigalescha.
Deux mouvements. 24136
Ice (Lee):
Blennerhassett’s melody of love.
143825.
Twelve bells waltz. 9245.
Ice (Lee) music co. Blennerhassett’s
melody of love. 14825.
Ich gei arois. 4242. «
Iddings (Frank) Nosie Rosie. 17580.
Ideal music book, no. 18. 4249.
Ietti (Domencio) :
Bagnaiuolo é la bagnante.
°O scupatore taliano. 8778.
Tarantella americana. 20557.
If dreams came true. 2162.
Ifill (Sinelair) I know she’s waiting
for me ’way back home. 8326.
Igney (Dale) Longing ever longing
for you dear. 10829.
Igney (Dora) Dream castles. 9986.
Ihrig (Alta). Name of Wooster.
11145.

Ikeler (O. P.)

1680.

3479.

Dickie bird. 16699.

Iidstad (M. L.) I’m in love with the
world to-night. 24105.

Ilgenfritz (M. P.) jr. In my Swanee
River home. 19348.

ligenfritz (McNair) :

Heavenly daneers. 12910,
Ivresse de Salomé, 19410.
Ili trouble more. 21910.

Illisno (Arturo)
Rosalia. 18367:
- Ilynsky (—). Berceuse.
Imbimbo (Gino):
; Camicie nere.
Piccola falena.

A eanzona.e Santa
25598 (841).

5891
15558. -

Imke (E. L.) Be a kid again and
come along with me. 12451.

Immanuel, 21911.

Immerman (Milton) Come with me
dear. 9802.

Immortal hour. 8547, 8569, 9082.
Immortal songs 13028.
Imperial music pub. co.:

Katie Callaghan. 22027.

Money blues, daddy I need money.

22278.

Impresario in Angustie. 7.
In a Persian garden. 1491.
In Bethlem’s manger lowly.
In cheider. 2189
In flower of April springing. 268.
In Jungle-land. 2676.
In merry mood. 15010.
In that bright shining world.

21918.

19352.

In that great getting up morning.
42938.

In the moonlight. 10255.

Ince (T. H.) In sunny Cal. 21933.

Incognito (Victor) Down home gal.
9979.

Independent music co. Take me back
to the garden of roses. 22981.

In der Gand (Hanns) 26 schwyzer-
lieder. 6472.

Indische nachte. 8738.

Indy (Vineent d’) Fervaal.
(169).

Infant king. 2219.

Infante (Manuel):
Colombine. 21326.
Gitanerias. 12854.
Madriléne. 15271.

Ingenito (G.):

"A partenza. 1478

Dint’ ’e cancelle. 1831.

Inno a Cristoforo Colombo.
Ingenito (John):

Beduina. 12463.

Inno a Cristoforo Colombo. 19378.

Inghelbrecht (D. E.):

Nocturne. 4312.
Pour le jour de la premiére neige
au vieux Japon. 7132.
Ingraham (R. G.) Songs of Colgate.

14163

19378.

25130.
Ingraham (Roy):
Ain’t love a wonderful thing.

3390, 5679 (124).

Alabamy blacksheep. 5713, 14163
(627), 16393, 18400-18402, 21003.

I’m just a passing fancy. 2128,
21842.

I’m losing you. 4201, 10480.

I’ve got a cross eyed papa, but
he looks straight to me. 18364
(257), 19284, 21869, 24123.

It took a long time to make you

@are.s 2201.
Romance land. 50338, 5034.

1663

INDEX

Ingraham (S. L.) Yes, but we have
some bananas. 23299.

Ingram (B. L.) Give me more time.
19035.

Inman (A. C.)
world. 7239.

Inman (Adah) Watch o’er me. 12127.

Inman (M. A.) Back to the Ozarks.
16461.

Innes (F. N.):

Atlanta constitution.

Sadness of all the

25595.

Washington times march. 12344
(D7),
Innis (L. 8S.) My riches. 13387.

Insect play. 95386-9538.

International ass’n. of daily vacation
Bible schools. Music manual. 11067.

International fraternity of Delta
sigma pi. Yours fraternally in
Delta sigma pi. 1474.

International music pub. co. King
Tutankhamen. 19508.

Interstate music pub. co. Pearl.
22540.

Invincible music co. inc. Home dearest
home. 4106.

Ioppolo (Victor) Nun te credo cchiu.
6981

Iowa state chapters of Sigma delta
chi and Phi mu alpha. See Sigma
delta chi and Phi mu alpha (Iowa
state chapters of).

Iphigenia in Aulis. 955.

Ippolito (N.) Spiritosa (La). 9104.

Ireland (D. 8S.) Back in dear Ohio.
3475.

Ireland (John) :
Hquinox. 14623.
Merry-Andrew. 19746.
Symphonic rhapsody.
Twilight night. 12027.
Iriam. 65085.
Trish. (G. 8S.) Beside the silv’ry Nile.
14309.
Trish airs. 4821.
Irish fantaisie.
Irving (R. C.):
Don’t. 12701.
Don’t count your chickens before
the eggs are laid. 12702.
How can I love you when you
keep on foolin’ around. 16978.
I’m a mean _ back-bitin’ hound.

5289,

6506.

12974.
I’m tired of livin’ alone. 17062.
Levee roll. 15174.
Mammy’s little black snowflake.
17379.

Oh baby, how long. 155387.
Please don’t let me find you here
when I get back. 13574.
Sweet pain. 15986, 20522.
Irving music pub. co. Open your arms
to me. 8824.

pt. 1H, n.s., v.18

Irwin ' (FS°3)') Pour.’ little songs.

193888. ;
Irwin (May) Live humble. 8529.
Isaac (Mrs. F.) Baby mine. 18482.
Isaacs (J. N.) Your eyes. 20963.
Isaacs (L. M.): ;
Dawning days. 1812.
Life and love. 2355.
She sauntered by the swinging
Seas. 2941.
Isaacs (Marty):
Dissatisfied. 1834.
Nothing to do. 2688.

Isabelle and Pantalon.

Bo91, da92,
3444, 3488, 50382. |

Isel (Will) Why must we part.
23259. |

Iseli (EK. G.) Mammy’s little brown
rose. 19682.

Island king. 6004.

Isn’t it a wonder. 19889.

Isouard (Nicolo) :

Air de Jasmin. 8.

It came upon the midnight clear.
281.

It singeth
4335.

Italian book co.:

A busta e o’ fuglietto.

’"A canzone d’ ’e vvoce. 9414.

"A canzone ’e ll’emigrante. 18368.

A chia aggia scegliere? 3370.

"A dota campagnola. 12345.

"A sposa. 23859. _

Acquaiola é@ Margellina.

Addio, Maria. 18381.

Addio poupée. 18382.

Affascinante. 9434.

Al cinematografo. 18398.

Al di 14 di quei monti! 1495.

Ammore che sacc’ i’. 1520.

Ammore ’e melandrino. 18433.

Ammore ’mpertinente. 7840.

Amor di favorita. 14215.

Amor di gioventt. 12385.

Amorometro. 1521.

Aria maggese. 7853.

Arturo! basta. 12407.

Avvertimento. 12425.

Bacio senza amore. 34738.

Bella peruviana. 5816.

Benedetta primmavera. 7911.

Bimbe innamorate. 3527.

Buona fortuna, Nini. 12530. °

Buone cose. 16534.

Buongiorno a Maria.

Buongiorno a Napule.

Cambia via. 7963.

Cameriera. 18617.

Camicie azzurre. 3579.

Camicie nere! 5891.

Cancelle cancelle! ©18621.

Candida. 143883.

low in every heart.

18365.

9425.

16535.
1654.

1664

nos. 1-13, 1923

Canta, oi core! ... T964.
Canta piecina. 12547.
Cantatrice di strada. 12548.
Canti alle stelle. 5899.
Canti sSinceri. 18626
Canzona nfame! 1678.
Canzona Palazzola. 18627.
Canzona sincera. 3582, T7966.
-Canzona vesuviana. 18629.
Canzone de deserto. 14390.
Canzone ’e maggio. 12551.

INDEX

Carolina, non me lo far. 18634.

Casarella ’e sposa. 18638.
Casetta di bambou. 7979.
Cavalie. 18642.

Ce manche tu. 3602.
Champagne. 18656.

Che bella festa! 5934.
‘Che caldo! 9739.

Che mal’ ’e?! 18667.

Chi ’o ssapeva. 5942. _
Chimera. 5949.
Cingaliegra. 8012.

Come Vedera. 18708
Comme ’a luna! 3673.
Comme vuod tu. 1757.
Core ’e suldato. 1766.
Core sciampagnone. 8087.
Cos’ ’e Vamor. 1768.

Cosi piange Pierrot. 12620.
Cu ssoreta e cu tte. 21372.
Cucurict.. 8054.

Cummara mia. 9845.

Danza come sai danzare tu! 6014.

Danzomania. 12661.

Dico a me stesso. 3773.

Dint’ ’a nuttata ’e luna. 3775.
Diva del Tabarin. 3779.

Doje felicita. 12699.

Dorge amirosa. 12711.

Dove s’ accendono tanti lumi.

12716.

°E echiti. .. uno ’e meno... che

ffa? 12738.
E’ delizioso il mar. 12739.
"EH nuvitaé. 1876.
K’ sempe Napule. 1877.
Era un viveur. 12762.
Fa chello ca te pare... 10088.
Facimme ’o peceato. 1905.
Fatti piré sott. 18949.

Figlio, nun manna dodllare! 16805.

Fior di Siviglia. 6180.
Floridoro e Fiordargento. 6189.
Forestiera.- 18982.

Fortunato in amore. 18991.
Fox bleu. 6201.

Fox-blue. 6202.
Fox-trottomania. 12833.

Fu nel cinema. 12842..
Furastera. 19010.
Giapponesina. 19022.
Gigolette. 6227.

Gipsy. 3979. .

Guardateme, guardateme. 2013.

1665

In cera di pace. 8384.
Indecise. 15031.

Inno dei Fascisti. 6499.
Insegnatemi il francese? 10591.
Trascibile. 19383.
Lassamoce, Mari! 19534.

LY amar’ i ceca’! 6667.

LY nocchie ’e Maria. 19595.
Lontano. 19610.

Lucianella. 17357.

Mai piu. 2483.

Malalengua. 19671.
Mandolimario. 19687.
Mandolinista Ceccoli.. 15284.
Mandulinata sincera. 2442.
Mandulino luntano. 8600.
Mare @ Santa Lucia. .19698.

- Marenarella mia. 19701.

Marenaro ’e Surriento. 8607.
Maria vieni a Marcello. 10924.
Matenata campagnola. 13284.
Mi chiamo amore. 6817.
Midinettes. 4643.

Mignanelli. 13305.

Minny. 19758.

_ Miry. © 6835.

Modernité. 19774.

Moglie del maggiore. 6846.

Moglie regina. 2528.

Montecarlo. 6858.

Napule addio. 13401.

Napule mio. 19909.

Napulitana. 6938.

Napulitano furastiere. 22372.

Nel Guatemala. 4763.

Nel paese incantato. 445.

Nell’ Urugai. 4764.

Ninon. 19935.

Nobili. 19948.

Non @ Voblio. 6972.

Non nv interessa e non mi riguardi.
8761.

Non mi dite di no! 13419.

Notte d’ estate. 17582.

Notte ’e stelle. 13424,

Notturno. 13425.

Nun ce haie colpa tu!. 4798.

Nun ve penzo cehiu. 19960.

‘O bbene. 19965.

’O fiancese miezo fatto. 2646.

°O guardaporta. 2648.

°O messaggiere celeste. 13437.

°O palazzo ’e Donn’ Anna. 2654.

°O pigno. 15530.

°O portafiore. 8775.

°O prifissore. 15531.

°O prufumo. 13441.

°O pustiggiatore. 24682.

°O scirocco e ’a_ tramuntana.
4804.

Ogni core cerca amore! 2666.

Oh, yes. 4822.

Oj sole! oj’ luna! oj’ mare!
20011. -

Ondina. 8818.

i
Se RTS SE DE MRO aT CT

INDEX

Italian book co.—Continued:

Ovaiola. 13508.

P’ ’e nnenne tradute. 4869.
Partenope. 24808, 24809.
Partenza e arrivo. T7076.

Passa la fanfara. TO079.
Pazzarella. 15628.

Pellicola. 15638.

Penas de amor. 20102.

Penzanno a Napule. 2748.

Per la patria e per il re. 2745.
Piccola falena. 13558.

Piccola Zul. 13559.

Piecole mani. 20112.

Piedigrotta Anazzo, 1923. 24847.
Piedigrotta Ceccoli, 1923. 24848.

Piedigrotta Gennarelli, 1923.
24850.
Piedigrotta mandolino. 11394,
13563.
Piedigrotta Santa Lucia 1928.
24853.
Piedigrotta Santojanni 1922,
11395.
Piedigrotta Santojanni 1923.
24854.

Piedigrotta 1923. 24855-24857.
Poeta. 13580.
Portame ’e sciure. 11422.

Presente ... passato...e futuro.
13594.
Presentimento. 20155.

Presso il ruscello. 2786.

Primmavera. 20158.

Proibizionismo. 4968.

Quanno passe ’nnanze ’o yvyaseio.
13609.

Quanto ti voglio bene! 8913.

Reginetta di un’ ora! 7189.

Ricordi di amore. 2836.

Rimpianto di Pierrot. 5019.

Ritorna a me. 136651.

Ritornello di baci. 2842.

Ritorno. 20228.

Rummanimmo appiccecate!: 5056.

Scampagnatella. 11584.

Scuordete, oj ne’. 13695.

Scusi sa! 13696

Segnale rosso! 7275.

Serenata cu ’o contrabasso. 29382.

Serenata introppicante. 7284.

Si loca. 2952.

Si vu6 tu. 22781:

Signorina dalle rose téa. 20355.

Signorina dell’ ufficio. 13735.

Signorina ingenua. 7317.

Simpaticona mia. 20863.

Sivigliana. 5153.

So viecchiariello. 5171.

Soavi inganni. 15876.

Sott’ acqua. 5215:

Stasera nun se eanta. 13840.

Statt’ accussi! 20470.

Statte allera. 11777.

pt. 11, 0. s., v.18

Storia di Monella. 20478.
Stornellata estiva. 20480.
Stornelli allegri. 13844.
Stornelli dell’ aviatore. 15945,
Stornello del dolore. 20482.
Strenna piedigrotta 1923. 25178.
Strofette espresse. 7437.
Sunate, amice! 20498, .
Suspiro ’e primmavera. 11818.
Suspiro mio. 5265.

T’ aspetto ancora. 11863.
Tango bli. 5295.

Tantella ...tantella ... tantella
9159.
Tarantella italiana. 20558.
Tarantella sotto ’e rrose.
9161.

Te ne si’ ghiuta “America. 18048.

Ti baceré ... quando. 20636.

Tiempo d’ammore. 5365.

Tirate su. 20641.

Tonino in citta. 16100.

Torna a marechiaro 5385.

Tu sola Mari’. 3177.

Turnanno a tte. 20675.

Tzigani. 5423.

Uecel di gabbia. 9249.

Ultimo Pierrot. 13983.

Ultimo shimmy. 7593.

Uoechie chiare. 3189.

Vanita. 5452.

Varea ‘neantata. 20717.

Vela janca. 3208, 7620.

Vestine trasparenti. 16160.

Vicini. 3218.

Viene, bellezza mia. 14012.

Vieni vicino a me! 7631.

Viveurs. 3226.

Vortice. 7647.

Vuoi far con me all amore?
18205.

Vurria vuca. 20747.

XXVII Ottobre. 20973.

Italian song ¢o.:

°"A eanzona d’ ’a Mmaculatella.
18366.

"A supplica. 23360.

Abbrile ’nfiore. 14169.

Albero e noce. 23377.

Andata e ritorno. 23401.

Carnevale ’ngalera. 18632.

Core furastiero. 18722.

Cuoco e Y amore. 18738.

Fronn’ limons foestrott. 23860.

Ll’ommo che raggiona. 19594.

Malincunie napul:tane. 19673.

Mare ’e pusilleco. 15294, 19697.

Mare straniero. 19699.

Piedigrotta Mario. 22558.

Sant’ Antonio d’ Afragola. 24988. —
Italy, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. V.

Tvanoff
18728.

1666

(Gregory). Cradle story.

ae

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Ivison (Carl). Grand polka de
concert. 18364 (81).
Iwan (H. L.):

Lula of Cotulla. 19647.
Only girl worth while.
Izzo (Raffaele) :
Bacio nel deserto. 21100.
Leggenda di Roma. 22066.
Piedigrotta Izzo 1928. 24852.
Salambo6. 22704.
Si vous voulez! 22780.
Zingare. 233842.
Tzzuniram (—).
march. 21328.
Jacechia (Agide):
Camellia. 823.
36 vocalises. 24197.
Jack and Jill. 38730, 4180, 4230, 4788,
5478, 10375, 10610.
Jack and the beanstalk. 9413 (75).

Jack-in-the-box. 8417. .
Jack of hearts. 14295, 15062, 15698.

15590.

Columbus day

Jackinson (Alex). Puss-puss, feed
the kitty. 24905.
Jackomo (John):
Monday morning blues. 19781.

13585.
Admiraticn-novelette.

Poppy days.
Jackson (—).

5697.
Jackson (A. C.) Somewhere there is
home. 20418.
Jackson (Alene). Prelude in C€
minor. 18598.
Jackson (Arthur) Oh soul of me.
4819.
Jackson (C. D.) Among the oaks.
9481.
Jackson (C. F.):
My wild rose. 19900.
Silent hour. 20357.
That dear old town in Dixie.

20587.
Jackson (C. W.)
5679 (283).
Jackson (Dan). I wonder would you
love me, just as I am to-day. 21885.
Jackson (Hugene). Herve Riel.

19129.

Jackson (Frederic).:
Dance with me. 9872.
Dream cottage. 9987.
Hobby horse. 10358.

I saw camel. 10499.
Phantom kiss. 11385.
Rainbow smile. 11485.
Silver moon. 11655.

Jackson (H. C.) Memory-land. 4628.
Jackson (Henry) :

My old log cabin.

Since when have you been low- |

downing me. 9041, 11662.
That’s got ’em blues. 9175.
Jackson (I. A.):
Queen Sheba. 20180.
Spring. 22875.

Jackson (J. H.) <Ain’t but the one.
3389.
Jackson (Jackie) Nida. 4777.
Jackson (Jessie) Those days are gone
forever. 18095.
Jackson (Letha):
Those days are gone forever.
18095.
Why do I waste my life in dream-
ing. 183800.

Jackson (Mike) :
I’m certainly going to have my
way. 8335.
I’m mad at myself. 14923.
Louisville blues. 348.
Jackson (Nelson):
Kill-joys. 24268.
. What a nice little game it is.
9294.

Jackson (S. B.):

Following His steps. 10148.
Jesus’ love. 6540.
Jesus will be with me. 4854.

Thy brother calls to thee. 5363.
Jackson (S. R.):

Happy school days. 19098.

When the rain drops turn to snow

flakes. 16254.
Jackson (Thomas) Tell me, my little
Gypsy. 25244.
Jackson (W. F.):
Mammy’s lullaby. 22182.

Mother dear. 24558.
Jackson (Walter) Lonely blues.
Jacobi (Frederick) :

2392,

Ballade. 17161.
Prelude. 2782-2784.
Roundel. 17815.
Jacobi (Edition) Verlags 2.)

Miidels von Davos. 13246.

Jacobs (A. C.) Your world and mine.
16365.

Jacobs (Al.) Oh, oh, Betty. 15550.

Jacobs (Lew) I know you’re mine.
10440.

Jacobs (Walter) ine.:
Amant joyeux. 18424.
Around the sundial. 1548, 18447.
Breakers. 5857.
By an old mill stream. 9677.
Carnival revels. 1682.
Carroltonian. 18636.
Chant sans paroles. 3610.
’Cross the Rockies. 9839.
Dance of the flower girls, [and]

_ By the temple of Siva. 6003.
Doll days. 6048.
Flimsy flounces. 3926, 10137.
Flittering moths. 6186.
Golden memories. 19057.
Goose waddle. 19069.
Heroes of the air. 2052, 2053.

High brows. 6832.
Home town band. 19147.

1667

INDEX

Jacobs (Walter) ine —Continued.

Iberian serenade. 19307, 19308.

In bugdom. 19336.

Jolly sailors. 19440.

Laila..7 2325, .25Aabe

Louisiana nights. 19617.

Love and laughter. 2405, 2406.

March of the Brahman priests.
6750.

March of the walking dolls.
4586.

Marionette’s romance. 4592, 19704.

Midnight. 6823, 6824.

Mist of memory. 19768.

Moment gai. 4661, 6850.

Morning kisses. 4681, 6868.

N C—4. 4753, 7808 (262), 9413
(201)

Nawy. frolic. 19913.

Night in India. 6959, 7808 (264)

Onward forever. 20048.

Pasha’s blues. 2729.

Pasha’s party. 11358.

Piano salad. 4922.

Roman revels. 5031, 11527.

Shahrazad. 2936.

Swinging with Cupid. 3078.

2448,

Twilight in Benares. 7587.
Valse courante. 5440.
Zumurrud. 20972.
Jacobs-Bond (Carrie) See Bond
CCUrd)
Jacobson (H.) Hark! how the birds

are singing. 23968.
Jacobson (J. R.):
Never again,
done. 11154.
So great is His goodness toward
US. 6 22874.
Jacobson (Leopold) Katja, die tanze-
rin. 8455.
Jacobsen (Maurice) :
Ariel, 1537.
Bogies’ band.
’Cello tune.
Cuckoo music. 12638.
Donkey riding. 16707.
Dreamful. 16736.
Fairy leathern-apron.
Wirst jazz. 27556.
Pound Wja A28a2.
Hill pines were sighing. 14825.
T’ll tell you a secret. 12969.
I’m so sleepy. 12982.
I’ve lost my penny. 12997.
Jolly good ale and old. 17184.
Lonely mill. 17300.
Night in the jungle. 17564.
One, two, three! pussy’s up the
tree. 17650.
Rather fun. 22628.
Russian song. 17821.
Ting-a-bell. 18115.
Whim. 18280.

for the dream is

16515.
21262.

14655.

PEATE, DiS. 7 V5 18

Jacobucci (Alfred)
Jacoby (M. M/ 1G)
3384.
Jacqueline (—) Fascination. 8176.
Jacquemont (R.) Paon blane. 15617.
Jacques (H. C.):
Auld lang syne. 9413, 159.
Elite carillon. 9413 (172).
Home sweet home. 9413 (179).
Nearer my God to Thee. 9413
(202). : f
Notre Dame. 9413 (208).
Saint James chimes. 9413 (217).
Saint Paul chimes. 9413 (219).
Trinity chimes. 9413 (235).
Jacquot (—) Hymne aux morts de la
grande guerre. 24061.
Jacquot (Louis) :
N’as-tu done pas compris.
Parfum discret. 24804.
Swinging-girl. 25214.
Valse caprice. 25387.
Vous souvenez-vous,
25424.
Jaeger (Catherine) My girl. 6903.
Jaeger (VY. C.) I’m lonesome for you.
19257.
Jaeger (Veronica)

Aurora. ‘85;
After a while.

24621.

madame?

I’m lonesome for

you. 19257.
Jahnke (W. G.) To our loyal country
men; 3150.

Jahr ohne liebe. 15069.
Jalabert (Pierre) Dieu sans couronne.
12695.
salowicz (Michel)
21976.
Jalowicz (Roger) :
Gray evening. 23940.
Little men. 24830.
Jalowicz (Thomas) Slow, horses, slow.
2962.
James (B. P.):
In merry mood. 2198.
Priscilla. 13600.
Rosy sunset. 2873.
Springtime: greetings.
Sunset dreams. 13855.
Through the meadow. . 3138.

James (Billy):

24 caprices-etudes.

13839.

Carolina mammy. 38593, 9710.
S711, 12a
Chinese memories. 7999.

Cut yourself a piece of cake.
9847, 9848, 12641-12643.
Swanee lady. 5266.
James (Carolyn) Wellesley song book.
WAG

James (Dorothy) Love note. 15243.
James (Ettie) Missouri. 19767.
James (Mrs. F. C.):

Duet. 10014.

Your lips are silent. 9408.
James (Gordon) Classy kid. 18691.

1668

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

James (Henry) Charles, merry mon-
arch. 7991.
James (Leon) :
Man I love. 8599, 24443.
My As man. © 22342.
sgames (O. L.)
ney eae 15484.
You wrecked my life and drove
me to ruin. 16360.

dames (P. M.):
Birds.;,,211.(1.
Farewell. 21535.
Why have you stolen my delight.
23258.
James (Philip) :
Benedictus es Domine. 5825.
Nun. 2641.
O blest is He that cometh. 466.
Pensee d’ automne, 20104.
Song of the future. 2998.
Vesper hymn. 5459.
James (W. G.):
Madelina. 15269. e
Radiant morn hath passed away.
19723:
Showman. 15841.
Summer rain. 9126, 9128.
James (W. R.) Fore. 10155.
Jameson (Lillian) For I must hurry
back home. 3937.
Jamesons (St. Brides) ltd.:
Country pictures. 8044.
In other lands. 8390.
Old blue boar. 13463.
Ploughman. 8879.
Jamin (Maxime) :
Don Juan. 6053.
Idylle. 5895.
Lied. 5896.
Myro. 6982.
Roses de Saadi. 7225.
Jamison (Floyd) Love in your eye.
349.
Jane climbs a mountain. 10622.
Janin CSE
Etude- impromptu. 6140.
Jeune violoneelliste. 6543, 6544,
13075, 13076.
Mazurka. 6780.
Messe. 5828, 5829.
Méthode pratique de chant grégo-
rien. 15339.
Nocturne. 5778.
Petit Czerny. 7096, 7097.
Petit Haydn. 4067.
Petit Koehler. 4913-4915.
Poéme-berceuse. 11410.
Réverie. 7197.
Romance sans paroles. 7217.
Solitude. 13777.
Valse-caprice. 7609.
12 études choisies et annotés pour
la main gauche. 8059.
12 piéces faciles. 6808.

12 séguences tropes et chants
divers. 10766.
13 piéces faciles. 8690.
Janni (Giuseppe Di) See Di Janni
(Giuseppe)
Jansen (A. J.) Unforgotten dreams.
12045.
Janssen (—)
25595 (365).
Janssen (Frederick) Case fight song.
9714.
Janssen (Werner) :
Kiss time. 2297.
Lady Butterfly. 6601.
My cottage. 1158.
Sway with me. 3052.
Wonderful you. 1449.
January (CV¥e*? Mi’) Healing songs.
23984.
Jaques-Daleroze (H.) Féte da la
jeunesse et de la joie. 14679.
Jarman (R. F.) Hunt cup.’ 226.
Jarnefelt (Armas) Berceuse. 7808
(161).
Jarratt (Lita) :
Age of mischief. 5703.
_ Lapping tide. 6608.
Little romance. 6660.
Little vivandiére. 6666.
Summer dreams. 7445.
Jarrett (Fred.) I would be lonely
did I not remember. 17096.
Jascha (Oscar) Billetdoux. 12484.
Jaskiewicz (Francis). Grand Rapids
a good place to live in. 4032.
When they sent me an angel like
you. 95564.
Jay (Harry) pseud. See Lincoln
GEC aay
Jay (Tillie & Naney):
I wish I had a pal like you.
13005.
Please say yes. 138577.
Je suis delaissé seulette. 24203.
Jean (Hlsie) :
Cinderella a-singing goes. 18364
(239), 18685.
Difference. 12696.
Dutchman’s breeches. 10020.
Forget-me-not. 10158.
Funny noises. 12845. .
Hansel and Gretel a-singing go.
18364 (252), 19090.
Jack and the beanstalk. 18364
(264).

Dancing honeymoon.

Little Red Riding Hood goes

singing. 6658.

Little songs for little singers.
17292.

Merry menagerie. 22235.
Monkey. 138325.

Pied piper. 18364 (299), 20115.
Porcupine. 13325.

Pussy willow. 11471.

Red Riding Hood. 18364 (304)

1669

INDEX

Jean (Elsie)—Continued. |
Three bears a-singing go. 19364
(322), 20681.
Three bears go singing. 7534.
‘Twas the night before Xmas.

20679.
Wagsey Watermelon. 19364
(325)
Jeanjean (Paul) editions. Son flirt.
1299, 17945.
Jedlicka (Louis) Girlie with a
curlie. 1973.

Jefferies (Norman) :
Close harmony. 16606.
Companions. 16624.
Golden games. 16878.
Home again. 16961.
Lest we forget. 22068.
Memories. 17411.
Old friends. 24725. ©
Jefferson (D. H.):

Christmas march. 5957.

Largo. 6609.
Jefferson (G. E.) Irresistible blues.
airahsy
Jefferson (Nick) Those dog-gone
blues. 18096.

Jefferson (Sherman) :
Can you shake a shimmy like my
loving sweet Jimmy. 9693.
Jazz, I want to learn jazz. 6533.
You will never find a friend or

another like your dear old
mother. 233382.
Jeffery (F. M.):
Great, unchanged One. 10273.
Song of New Jersey. 20426.

Jeffrey (L. M.)
Jenkins (C. W.)
est ones. 20431.

Jenkins (Cyril) :

Only a soldier. 2708.
Songs for the littl-

All thro’ the night. 18414. |
Ash grove. 18451.
Celtic rhapsody. 1694.

David of the white rock.
Forth to the battle. 18990.
J hearken Thou. 15526.
Lady Moon. 22058.
Lament. 17247, 19528.
Life divine. 24305.
Men of Harlech. 19741.
Sonatina on Welsh themes. 2987.
Song of Indian women. 1302.
Three choral pictures. 1871.
Jenkins (F. D.) Christian ministry.

18765.

21308.

Jenkins (J. W.) sons music ¢co.:
Adoration. 18383.
Hello dearie, hello. 985, 4090.
I’ve got the greens. 2144, 17075.
Mean blues. 17405.
Memories garden. 1140.
Memory’s garden. 6800.
My faith in Thee. 2572.

pt. 111, 0. s., v. 18

Old King Tut was a wise old nut.
8809

Jenkins (Jesse) Mother is the best

friend of all. 19809.
Jenkins (O. W.) Hustling blues.
2090.

Jenks (Bert) I picked the best peach
when I picked you. 14941.
Jenks (F. H. C.) Mrs. G. 2269.
Jennings (C. B.):
Detroit-Washington march. 16698.
Star gleams supplement. 1314.
Jennings (J. C.) Strut my brown
skin babe. 20485.
Jennings (W. N.) Belle of Killarney.
21146.
(=)

Jensen
17480.
Jensen (Adolf, or Adolph) :
Happy wanderer. 4055, 6300.
Maid on the shores of the Manza-
nares. 183864 (132).
Songs and dances. 18364 (193).
Jensen (Harold) Don’t blame me for
feeling glad. 14574.
Jensen (J. D.) When 1l-o-y-e is in

Murmuring zephyrs.

Ane air. oleae

Jensen (James) There’s a place I
long to go. 16051.

Jensen (LL. B.) Old-time memories.
11269. e

Jensen (Ryge) :
Gamle ven. 23866.
Verden er saa stor, saa stor, saa
stor. 14009.
Jentes (Harry) :
Cat’s pajamas. 70.
Claw-ence, don’t tweat me so wuff.
21319.
Jump Fritz,
22002.
Rainbow waltz.
Smiles and kisses.
Tip Toes. 16079.
Tricky Trix. 12000.
Jepson (Mrs. FW.)
sweetest dream. 10215.
Jepson (H. B.): ©
Htude. 43847.
Masquerade. 13272.
Papillons noirs. 4878.
Jepson (Herald) Slickport: 20381.
Jeral (William) Serenade. 9004.
Jeroman (Matt) Gone. 6255.
Jerome (Frederick) Singing in the
rain. 22805.
Jerome (M. K.):
Benny! be yourself. 7915.
Hello, my Alabamy. 12912.
Hotsy totsy town. 6355.
I’m a harmony baby. 4188.
It’s not the first time you left me.
19397.
Land of cotton blues. 17249.
Mamma’s the boss. 22180.

I feed you liver.
534.
11682.

Girl of my

1670

Dias

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1925

Mary, dear some day we will meet

again. 2456.
Roll along Missouri. 8944.
Sweet Kaiua Lou. 22950.
Where rainbows end. 16270.

Jerome (M.N.) Sweet Rosie O’Grady.

14163 (555).
Jerome (Wm.):
Rosie, my heart’s rosary. 13667.
Smile again Kathleen mavourneen.
15867.

Jerry. 6538, 6900, 7519.
Jervis-Read (H. V.):
Allegretto elegantemente. 18415.
Allegro giocosamente. 18417.
Andantino semplice. 18488.
Cristina. 3694.
Grass. 21671.
Hound of heaven. 10380.
- House on the hill. 19165.
In memory. 21929.
Poco allegro, giojoso. 20132.
Poco lento doleemente. 20133.
Jesmore (Delpha) Wandering bee.
12119.

Jessel (George)
5787.

Jessel (Leon) Parade of the wooden
soldiers. 7069-7071, 8838, 8839,
11349-11351, 15622, 20088.

Jessen (S. F.) Lone old house. 4511.

Jesseph (I. V. ©.) Flores del oro.
3928 .

Jessup (M.) Come and get me look.
18063.

Jesuit father. Good night sweet Jesus.
19067.

Jesus Christ is risen to-day. 17172.

Jesus Garcia (Belisario de):
Asicantaba la fuente. 18453.
Odaliscas. 17608, 22435.
Ojos verdes. 20012.
Tr'steza de Pierrot. 7567.

Jeter (G. T.) F-A-T-H-E-R. 1538.

Jetti (Domenico) Chi tiene a mamma

nun chiagne. 16580.

Jeune berger. 2253.

Jewell (Fred):

Armistice day parade. 1540.
Ballonograph. 18502.

Brazil special. 60.

Dashing Yankee boys. 866.
Fireside tale. 18962. ;
Golden sunset. 10246.

In line of march. 2196.
Jacques de Molai. 22388.
March cico. 2446.

March of the prophets. 377.
Pageant of progress. 501.
Paramount march. 1215.
Phi-kappa-emblem. 2750.

Jewett (L. E.) Pretty Eloise, 2787.

Baby blue eyes.

Jewitt (J. M.):
Comfort ye one another. 8030—-
8032, 23634, 23635.
Father we thank Thee. 16793,
16794, 18945-18947, 21539.
Jig. 17179.
Jig away boys. 8431.
Jiran (Joseph):
Bily Satetek. 7920.
Milko ma. 22250.
Na fate. 17547, 22366, 23367.
Nas bobeGek. 17550.
Prijd pepicku k nam. 8899.
Silhatek. 22791, 22792.
Viese. 18199.
Jobert (Jean):
Aveu dans le soir. 9542,
‘Ballade. 8083. 9919.
Beau soir. 12455.
Cendrillon au bal. 9723.
D’une ame. 21377.
Danse. 6032, 8084. 9920.
Danse russe. 1807.
Fétes. 12800.
Légende. 10934.
Marche écossaise. 1124.
Mazurka. 10944.
Mélodie-élégie. 385.
Nocturne. 505, 1256.
Nuages. 11197, 13426.
Par la sente embaumée. 11348.
Peau d’ane. 13535.
Petit poucet et ses fréres. 13549.
Réver’e. 538.
Réverie de Cendrillon. 11507.
Riquet 4 la houpe. 11514.
Sarabande. 7249.
Sirénes. 13745.
Sommeil de la belle au bois dor-
mant. 138790.
Tout prés de la seurce. 662.
Valse romantique. 9258.
Venga. 681, 1401.
Jocelyn. 12866. -
Jockers (Al.) Just a little song for
you. 19454.
Jockers (M. M.):
Betty Zane waltz. 47.
Kthelian. 139.
In Jinnistan. 10563.
It won’t be long now. 287.
Merry go round. 396.
Joell (Russell) Why he grew tired
of me. 3291.
Jorgensen (Axel) Suite. 1060.
Joers (L. HE. C.) Little bit of love.
10785.
Johannes (Mazie)
7A.
Johansen (D. M.):
Fra gudbrandsdalen. 1945.
To portraetter fra middelalderen.
4356.

In shadowland.

106658—24—24 1671

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INDEX

pt: 4i5, D: S.¢ V18

Johansson (Aselm) Sjémanslio.
9051.

John (Jlrs. David) Brightest star.
SOo0-

John (Graham) That’s the tune.
9178.

Johner (C. H.) Slumberland. 582.

Johns (Clayton) :
Polka lent. 7121.
Valse Mignonne.

Johns (L. E.):

7615.

One whitest lily, reddest rose.
20043.
Valentine. 20703. °
Johnsen (T. J.) Oklahoma Indian
jazz. 8798.
Johnson (A. M.) Shine where you
are. 7309.

Johnson (Adele):
I’m the fool who believes in you.

19269.
Thinking. 20618.
Johnson (Anna) Some day, some-
where. 9072.
Johnson (Arnold):
Home folks blues. 14834.
Lovelight in your eyes. 4539.
Only girl. 4857, 17652, 22487.

Johnson (B. F.)
i Baa bay! WATE
Johnson (Bernard) Oh,
walk with God. 6996.

Johnson (Blanche) :
I’m going back to old Wisconsin.
10470.
When you wore that columbine.
9324.
Johnson (C. HE.) Ere the roses fade
away. 8152.
Johnson (C. L.):
Awakened, no more war.
Broadway blues. 3555.
I’m packing up for old Kentucky.
14927.

My Hawaiian dream

for a closer

1557.

In the hills of old Missouri. 6486.
My mother’s. cradle song. 24607.

When clouds have vanished and

skies are blue. 7691.
Johnson (Chas.) :
Don’t pity me. 3794.

It was fate that gave me you.

Johnson (Clarence) :

Darktown. capers. 9885.

Jelly’s blues. 8427.

Kansas city man blues.
19491.

Lake Ponchartrain blues.

My good man’s blues. 4718.

Walkin’ an’ talkin’ blues. 16191.

What’s the use of having the
blues. 18236.

You ean take my man but you
can’t keep him long. 742.

15114,
17246.

Johnson (EK. K.) How long must I
wait for a sweetheart. 10392.
Johnson (Edna) Shattered dreams.

5116. -
Johnson (Elearor) On with the
world’s work. 20032.
Johnson (F. A.) Ballade. 8482.
Johnson (Ff. G.):

Animal fair. 12394.

Denison’s Bohemia opening
chorus [and] Denison’s’_ Bo-
hemia finale. 18798. |

My jungle bungalow. 19868.

Johnson (F. H) In that peaceful
little cottage by the hill. 19356.
Johnson (Frederick) :
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder for someone else. 20982.
Helmar. 21727.

Unknown blues. 23121.
Johnson (G. BH.) Daddy dear. 9856.
Johnson (H. B: P.)’ By and by.
18603.

Johnson (H. M.) I’ve got the you
had me but you’ve lost me blues.

Johnson (Henry) Oh those Sunday
drivers. 22458.

Johnson (Herbert) Face to. face.
21524.

Johnson (Hetty) How could I tell?
103888.

Johnson (Horace) :
If, my dear. 14979.
Pieces of eight. 2751.
Thursday. 16074.
Johnson (Howard):
Every night I ery myself to sleep

over you. 18922
EKv’ry night I cry my self to sleep
~ over you. 12775.

How can I believe you, when you
lied to me so many times. 6359.

I cry myself to sleep over you.
2096, 10422.

I used to love to go dancing, but

now I go dancing to love. 4218.
Poor little wallflower. 2769,
4949,
Radi-adi-o. TT176.

Sing mammy sing, Sweet and low.
5148, 9048, 11664.

There’s a little white house, and
a little white lady. 13917.

Those flippety floppety flappers.

Ou, “

When mother sings Sweet
low. 18249, 20829.

Wrap me up and send me C. O.-
D. to Tennessee. 23297.

You didn’t care when you broke
my heart. 16348, 18340.

and

1672

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Johnson (J. C.):

Gal ain’t born who can treat me
like you do. 21600.

I’ve learned to do without you
now. 24126.

Papa, don’t you mean your mama
no good. 20087.

You can’t do what my last man
did. 9385, 14139.

2A M. blues. 5677, 16372.

Johnson (J. H.) Chicago, the gem on
the shore. 21288.

Johnson (J. K.) I want to grow with
growing Omaha. 2150.

Johnson (J. P.):

After hours. 233870

Weepin’ blues. 14050.

Worried and lonesome blues.
14125.

You just can’t have no one. 1460.

Johnson (J. R.):

Lift every voice and sing. 6682.

Step on it Johnny. 25164.

Three questions. 5679 (370), 9415
teeocka)h.

Turn. on the lovelight. . 25352.

Two little love birds. 25363.

Johnsen’ (J. W):

Catey waltz. 16651.

Tut tut tut, king Pharaoh, Tut-
ankh-amen. 5409.
Johnson (Jezreel Ruthus)
song. 19444.
Johnson (Jimmy) :
Charleston. 16575.
Charleston dance. 9735.
Don’t need nobody to tell me I’m
in bad. 9961, 12703

Don’t never tell nobody what your
good man can do. 9962, 12706.

Ginger Brown. 19024.

Hot diggity dog. 10377.

Love bug. 17322.

Old fashioned love. 17632.

Open your hearf. 17655.

You said you wouldn’t but you
done it. 12318.

Johnson (Julian) In dreamland.
2ZTO22.

Johnson (lL. E.):

Night that Timothy ‘Sheenan mar-
ried Daphanay McGrew. 199382

Pirate bold. 20119.

Youngest in the family. 18359.

Johnson (Leland) Jil tell the world
I love you. 10449.

Johnson (Lowell) I want a man that
makes love like the sheik and
Romeo. 17083.

Johnson (Noel) :

For eternity. 18978.
-\ heard you sing. 17015.

Johnsen (Ray) pseud. See Jensen
(lyse):

Jubilee

Johnson (Rudolph) Radio ball.
20183.

Johnson (Rufus)
time. 9581.
Johnson (Shelby) By a small forest

stream, 16539
Johnson (W. C.):
I’m still in love with you. 17061.
Lou. 17316.
Johnson (W. L.) Dancing blues. 9874.
Johnson (Wallace A.) :
Birds and blossoms. 23491.
Country band. 1772, 21357.
Dansette rococo. 12660.
Flowers awakening. 14699.
Grand march processional. 28935.
Happy and gay. 25959.
Harvest time. 23972.
March of the graduates. 24451.
March of the Quaker maids.
24457.
Song and laughter. 25117.
Springtime echoes. 25154.
Water lily. 9288.
Jobnson (Wm. A.)
10870.
Johnson-Bennett pub. co.:
Honey Lou. 24024.
Lest opportunity blues. 243870.
Step on it Johnny. 25164.
Turn on the lovelight. 25852.
Two little love birds. 25363.
What you need is me, little papa,
and what I. want is you. 25465.
When my sweet man tickles the
iv’ries for me. 25477
Johnston (A. ° Only beer. 22489.
Johnston (B. E.):
Life is just a bubble. 24806.
My dream girl. 24588.
My radio girl. 11184.
My ship 0’ dreams. 438, 1165.
Johnston (GC. H.) Wondrous star shine
again. 7753.
Johnston (Dorothea) :
- All the world is.in love with the
moonlight. 3402.
While I dream of you. 5586.
Johnston (EK. E.) At the witching hour
of twilight. T866.

Johnston (Gertrude) I’m lonesome just
for you. 4197.
Johnston nGEL eS.) 97
quette! 21584.
Johnston (J. B.) Let’s waltz again.

6624.

Johnston (M. J.):

All the world is in love with the
moonlight. 3402.

Oh, you red headed laddie. 2680.
While I dream of you. 5586.

Johnston (M. S.):
Anthem of nations. 14238.
Conotton. 14468.

Beautiful spring

Love’s dream.

Forward, Mar-

1673

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 |

Johnston (Russ):

Beyond the desert sands 14311.
Cootamundra. 23640.
Sleepy Hawaii. 20379.
Johnston (S. B.). That satisfying
grace. 16047.
Johnston (Stuart) See Johnston
Be Sy ae.
Johnston (T. A.) Golden wedding. |
14758.
Johnston (Y. A.) Golden wedding.
12869.

Johnstone (A, E.):
Avril fooling. 14244.
Music everywhere. 15407.
Old-fashioned dance. 15558.
Thematic catalog of the composi-
tions. 18074.
Waking spring.
Johnstone (C. W.):
Mr. Nichols. 6841.
We're getting evrything that’s

16190.

good. 5518.
When you meet a man that’s blue.
5572.

Whosoever will may come. 5596.
Johnstone (Harl) When yov’re tired
of calling me sweetheart. 16263.
Johnstone (Mrs. John):
Treat old folks
11996. ;
Two vacant chairs. 13981.

Johnstone (Leon) If I was a Gypsy
king. 13009.
JSohnstone (Tom) :
Ym saving you for a rainy day.
10484.
Thrill of love. 11959.
Wonderful Nile. 12257.
Joiner ( M. J.) I am going to get
marr‘ed some day. 10415.
Jolly (E.) Dear little girl. 12676.
Jolly (J. G.) Peach blossoms. T7086.
Jollv (William) New idea blues.
17561.
Jolly brothers.
JOlly tailors.
Jolson (Al):
Aready.
Bundle of love.
Don’t ery Swanee.
Morning will come.
Stella. 9111.
Sweet one. 3062.
Jonas (A. B.):
Good-bye
16890.
Love’s pathway.
Sleep, baby sleep.
Jones (A. G.):
Mia bella California. 4642.
Polish dance. 4940.
Jones (A. §S.) Christmas answer.
23599. *

with respect.

13744.
23569, 24008.

21058, 21059.

O874.

3790.
4683.

sweetheart good-bye.

17345.
17915.

| Jones (Darb)

Jones (Alberta)
253829.
Jones (Ann). I’m lonesome. 17053.
Jones (C. M.):
Doggone blues.
Flower garden
21568.
Modulations. 6845.
Musical sparks. 15411.
Tom tom dance. 25320.
Trot along. 7569. .
Jones (Mrs. D. B.) She haunts me in

Tramping blues.

23721.

tales. 10142,

my dreams. 9016.
Jones (D. O.) Sunshine and smiles.
13859.

Sweet Colleen; 7461.
Jones (Doll):

Do right blues. 14564.
Thirty first street rag. 16061.

Jones (EH. C.):
Bondaella. 18559.
South breeze misses you. 20444.
Jones (KE. F.) Oh you girls who are
pretty and wise. 24717.
Jones (EK. O.) Land o’ lakes. 17248.
Jones (EK. P.) Sweethearts we'll al-
ways be. 9146.
Jones (idna) Alimony blues. 3395.
Jones (F. L.) Don’t forget your dear
old mother. 14577.

Jones (G. B.) Fairbank’s blues.
8171.

Jones (G. J.) Visions of the night.
S225:

Jones (Guy) Bats in the belfry.
16471.

Jones (H. W.) See Wilfred-Jones
(Hubert).

Jones (Harry S.)
U. S. A. 4739.
Jones (Herbert Socrates) :
Barefoot boy. 5803.
I lost all the gold. 17025.

My rose of the

My boy. 6898.
Jones (Ingram) Leave him to your
mother-in-law. 2541.

Jones (Isham):

All wrong. 9459, 9460.

Broken hearted melody. 3559.

Dovrhle stop syncopation for violin.
888.

Henpecked blues. 6328.

I’m glad nobody loves you, nobody
but me. 10467.

Indiana moon. 21945.

Kaintuecky. 24252.

Last night the world began. 311.

Lonely for you. 22118.

Maybe some other time. 10942.
On the Alamo. 2696.

Pipe organ blues. 7107.

Play the funny blues. 1238.

Sait your sugar. 8973.
Shanghai lullaby. 22761, 22762.

1674

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923
Shine on, Indiana moon. 5131, Wonder where my lovin’ man’s

7308. gone. 25540.

Swingin’ down the lane. 3072, | Jones (Robert) Muses’ garden. 4696.

5287, 11856, 13879. Jones (Russell) When love’s the

What could be sweeter. 12159, game. 18247.

14056. Jones (Ruth M.) I want a sheik.
Jones (J. D.) Maybe. 10941. 4231.
Jones (J. Elliott): Jones (S. GC.) After sunset. 14178.

American girl. 21036. Jones (S. P.) Oh mother mine. 474.
Corn beef and cabbage. 21551. Jones (Stephen) :
Jones (J. L.) Penitent. 17700. , Mary. 15304.
yoness (J. W.) My...prayer, . 1163, Poppy. 24874.
4732. Two make a home. 16129.
Jones (John HE.) My California Lil. | Jones (T. Reeve) Fox-trotter dream.
19840. 10167.
Jones (Julian) When the clock | Jones (Thomas Raymond) Don’t go
strikes, one-two-three-four. 23222. away and leave me. 16715.

Jones (Julius) Liza Jackson’s got
better bread than old Sally Lee.
10810.

Jones (L. A.) Withered rose. 28277.

Jones (L. H.) On old Virginia’s shore.
17642. S

On old Virginia’s

Jones (L. S.)
shore. 17642.
Jones (L. W.) . Pearlie, my queen of

Dixieland. 2739.
Jones (J/7s. Lester)
old pal to me. 749.
Jones (M. M.):
Happy in God’s love. 18364 (86).
Indwelling. 18364 (112).
It is time to be true. 18364 (113).
Jones (Mary Laura) Lost faces, and

You're the same

home. 22135.

Jones (Mattie) My childhood home.
17490.

Jones (May) Because you under-
stood. 18521.

Special lesson on
i VOT FE

Jones (Murwin L.)
harmony ragtime.
Jones (N. L.):
Happy in God’s love. 18364 (86).
Indwelling. 18364 (112).
It is time to be true. 18364 (113).
Jones (O. H.):
San Francisco blues. 20288.
Take your time papa for we have

Jones (T. S.):

Coon’s request. 18720.

Girl across the way. 102138.
Jones (Tom):

Calvary. 1666.

Greet the unkiown with a cheer.
2007.

If you have the sunshine in your
heart. 2173.

In the land of sunshine. 2211.

Jesus is coming soon. 2250.

Jesus lifted me up. 2252.
J-E-S-U-S spells Jesus. . 17177.
My anchor’s cast within the veil.
2561.
Prodigal. 2789.
Saved and kept. 2896.
That I may love like Thee. 3102.
Walking every day with Him.
18211.
Jones (Vivian)
Jones (W. H.):
April. 12396.
Twilight falls.
Jones (W. O.)

Christ is King. 9760.

13977.
He leads the way.

10314,
Jones (W. R.) Estranged. 23780.
Jones (Willie) :

Ii you, dont, stop ..pickin’” on

mamma, mamma gonna pick a
new pa. 17110.

Step on it, Sam. 7430.

all night long. Tes Jong (Marinus de):
Jones (O. M.) My own. 2585. Ballade, ex vita mea. 42.
Jones(Perey) Mantilla. 15285. Korte variaties. 306.
Jones (R. E.): Zes preluden. 298.
Now sleeps the crimson. petal. | Jordan (A. J.) Scaramouche. 25000,
11195. 25001.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem. | Jordan (E. M. W.) You called me
4956. | thru the silent gloom. 20927.
Softly the twilight fades. 22827. Jordan (Herberte) :
‘Jones (R. V.) Land o’ lakes. 17248. Jones comes home late. 15078.
Jones (Reeve) TJ.ost love. 13210. Love in lotus land. 15239.
- Jones (Richard M.): Picture pianist. 15652.
: All night blues. 14201. Road to fairyland. 7209.
Southern stomps. 15917. Spot. 15925.
1675

INDEX

pt.-19T, 1: Sv 28S

Jerdan (Julian) :
Ballad of the oysterman.
(38).
Song of the blacksmith. T7376.
Jordan (R. B.) Vm going hack to
mother. 19251.
Jordan (X.) pub. co.:
Jenerat Haller. 19426.
Jubilee mass in D. 19443.
Mass. 384.
Powinszowanie na imienity ksi-
edza proboszeza. 524.
Razem pdjsé. 20193.
Jorden (C. W.): sv.
Dwelling in the
10022.
Rest in Him. 136387.

14163

secret place.

Some blessed Cay. 11694.
When the cress seems heavy.
12179.
Joseffy (Maria) Overture. 9413 (8).

Joseph (J. M.) Little Childe there is
ibore. 22096.
Joseph (Murphy) :
I refused your love. 10497.
Please give me your rich flowers

of the spring. 15669.
Josselyn (A. S.):
Dewey’s victory. 14553.

Fare you well sweet Isabel. 3903.

Lock me in your heart. 6670,
243438. ;

Red River. 2824.

When the golden leaves are turn-
ing. T7701, 9313, 25482.
Josten (Werner):
Christmas. 1732. >
Crucifixion. 857.
Cupid’s balm. 21376.

Discreet nightingale. 1832.

Marusenka’s garland. 6771.

On slumber tree. 8813.

Roundelay. 22691.

Russian nightingale. 7236.
Joubert (C.):

Andantino moderato. 14226.

Andantino pastorale. 14227.

Belle aux cheveux d’or. 5817.

Chaumiére. 5932.

Fille du regiment. 188380.

Gin cocktail. 6229.
Menuet. 6809
Prinkipo. 15704.
Verger. 18184.

Jourdain (L. Ferrier)

Jourdain (L.).

Jovés (Manuel) Loca. 22115.

Joy (J. G.) Dear old Denver. 872.

Joyce (Archibald) Let all the world

go by. 17268, 17264, 22069.
Joyee (Billy):
Finnegan’s in again. 21550.
If I knew you then as [I know you
now. 6442.

See Ferrier-

Joyce (E. S.) Days of days. 3747.
Joyce (J. F.) Tve got the prohibi-
tion blues. 4224.
Joyner (Rebecca)
20496.
Joytime. 4372.
Jubilee song book, 1923. 24220.
Judd (M. L.) Bringing up father:
18584.
Judd (Percy) Glycine’s song. 3993.
Judefind (A. L.) Crown Him with
praise. 23663.
Judefind (W. B.):
Creation’s chorus. 23658.
From Calvary to victory. . 23855.
Hark the e¢all. 23969.
He is risen. 23982. |
I know that my Redeemer lives.
24084.
Our living Redeemer. 24771.
Praise waiteth for Thee. 24879.
Praise wreaths. 24880.
Praiseful notes from summeriand.
24881.
Son of the Highest. 25115,
Star of God’s love. 25157.
Up and doing. 25380.
Victor King 25408.
Victorious Christ. 25410.
Wondrous story. 25546.
Waieuths of love and praise. 25559.

Judefind bros.:

Sun down blues.

Be glad and sing. 23458.
Creation’s ehorus. 23658.

235663.
23855.

Crown Him with praise.

From Calvary to victory.

Gift divine., 23879.

God's gift of love.

Golden June tide days.

Hark the call. 23969.

He is risen. 23982

I know that my Redeemer lives.
24084.

Joy to all the people.

Look, ye Saints. 24363.

Morn of victory. 24549.

Our Father’s love. 24769.

Our King’s birthday. 24770.

Our living Redeemer. 24771.

Praise waiteth for Thee. 24879.

Praise wreaths. 24880.

Praiseful notes from summerland.
24881. :

Son of the Highest. 25115.

Star of God’s love. 25157.

Up and doing. 25380.

Victor King. 25408.

Victorious Christ. 25410.

Wondrous story. 25546.

Wreaths of love and _ praise.

23899.
23911.

24215.

25559.
Judge’s dance. 17188.
Judson (Alfred) Hall-Mack ¢o’s.

Easter classics, no. 10. 4050.

1676

ee

INDEX

10s. 1-13, 19238

Judson college. Mother Judson alma
mater. 2547.
Juielle (Don) :
Love-moon. 15242.
Once in a while. 15578.
You made a fool out of me. 16347.
Julian (George) Love’s lighthouse.
4545.
Julian (O. C.) Only a rose. 11298.
Jullien (Rene) Allegro de concert.
12374.

Jullienne (André) :

Deux Javas. 14550.

I love you. 14906.

Negrito. 15486, 19921.

Vous dansez le shimmy.
16183.

12098,

July:
Patte d’araignée. 2737.
Poil de Singe. 7118.
Jung (L. M.) Seven motets. 24230.
Jungman (A.) Chapel in the forest.
3611.
Jungnickel (Ross) :
Andante cantabile. 142238.
Danse barbare. 3733.

Jerusalem re-conquered. 19427,
24207.
Oriental dramatic adagio. 22496.

Spring in Sicily. 11766.
Jungst (Hugo) While by my sheep.
18364 (220, 221).
Junior high school chorus collection.
8443.

Junior hymnal. 15087.
Junior Methodist hymnal. 24231.
Juon (Paul) Piano duets. 17709,
17710:
Jury (J. E.):
My home in Tennessee. 6907.
My old southern home. 6920.
Peaceful valley. T7085.
Juss (Percy) Little waves of Breffny.
4502. i
Just arrived. 22012.
Kacirek (M. HE.) Sour kraut. 22868.
Kaefer (Mrs. Walter) My seashore
miss. 4741.
Kaepnel (G. C. A.):
Holy, holy, holy. 16957.
Lift up your heads. 17272.
Kaflowitz (Jacob) Trip to Palestine.
120038.
Kahler (C. E.):

I want to see my Lou. 24129.
Stop, look and listen. 25170.
Kahlhousen (L.) . You are my girl.

12290.

pixann (G. H:) om don’t wonder any

more. 20649.
Kahn (Gus):
‘Kaintucky. 24252.
Long ago ’mid apple blossoms.
2395, 10822, 17304. -

Nellie, take the whole darn farm.
15488. .
No, no, Nora. 22393.
Nobody’s sweetheart. 2629.
Stealin’ to Virginia. 11779.
Swingin’ down the lane. 11856.
Toot, toot, Tootsie, goo’bye. ‘18136.
What could be sweeter. 12159.
When lights are low. 20826,
Za2le. Zool ts
Kahu (H. W.):
If it wasn’t for us two Greeks.
21899.
Max has gone away to the Adi-
rondax. 2464. .
Kahn (Herman) ane tla.

Kabn (PP. Bs):
Affinity.
Awakening.
Springtime.

Kahn (S. G.):

19446.

23369.
23437.
25153.

Every day in every way I’m pete ;

ting better and better. 919.

If I were the Sultan of Turkey.

53 B62.

Live, laugh, love. 1094.

Kahnt (Gor):

Chromatische fantasie und fuge.
3638.

Graf-Luckner-marsch. 2008.

Nattirliche klaviertechnik. 8735,
8736.

Praktisch stud’en. 13590, 13591.

Kaighin (C. W.) Twilight with mother.
28102.

Kaimanahila (—) What aloha means.
25461.

Kaiser (H.) En foret. 12753.

Kaiser (H. B.) Add-a-line, sweet
Adeline. 1485.

Kalani (Alapaki) My Hawaiian gar-
den. 22332.

Kalbert (Franz) :

Fairy queen. 3890.

In springtime. 4292.
Kaleidoscope. 8826, 17660.
Kaley (C. A.): :

Castles in the air. 18640.

Honeymooning. 21760.
Kalkbrenner (F.) Octaves.

13447.
Kallini (Joseph) :

Antek i Manka. 21050.

Chtopskie wesele. 21298.

Klarnetowka. 19513.

Maciek jedzie do Ameryki. 22163.

Szezesliwe matzenstwo. 22975.
Kalliwoda (J. W.) Three duos con-

certants. 13106.
Kallmeyer (Raymond) That vamp-
ing mammy from Alabamy.

13446,

1677

25264.
Kalman (Emmerich) Bajadere. 5797.”

INDEX

Kalmar (Bert):

Cry haby. 12635.

Helen of Troy, New York. 10338.

Hotsy totsy town. 6355.

I like a big town—I like a small
town. 10441.

I’m a society bud. 21834.

If you will marry us, we'll stroll
beneath the babbling brook.
19326.

In the corner of my mind. 24169.

It’s the dancer you love, who
makes you love to dance.
24191.

It was meant to be, 10614.

Joe is here. 2254.

Left all alone with the blues.
22064.

Look for the happy ending. 10831.

My ideal. 11107.

Nijigo Novgo. 11162.
No other girl. 24653.

Sarah from Syracuse. 2895.
Somewhere in somebody’s arms.
2984.
What makes a business man tired.
14060.
What the girls will wear. 14061.
Who’s sorry now. 7731.
Why did I buy that Morris chair
for Morris. 16289.
Kambians in Kleaveland. 4787.
Kamman (EK. F.) What’s your hurry?
1421.
“Kammen (Jack and Joseph):
An orem yosoimele. 775.

Bygone days. 143868.

Hlegie. 24471.

Es benkt sich aheim. 7808 (195).
Expectation. 12778.

Grus fon Europe. 7808 (211).
Hot.a yid a weibele. 8302.

In cheider. 2189.

Kol-nidre. 18124.

Liebes shmerzen. 24302.

Malke auf Paissach. 8592.

Naches fun, a kind is die gantze
weld. 19907.

Schmendrik’s kalle. 7808 (285),
20300.

Sei mir moichel Gottenu. 9928.

Seit freilach yidelach. 7808 (286).

Shabes zu nacht. 7808 (290),
25033.

Shuster halt sich ba dein dratwe.
9029.

Yidele breeder’l. 7808 (334).

Yosel. 25564.

Kamnetz (Hd):
Dance. 38024.

Tl be laughing at you when you

say good-bye. 2107.
Remember, Jll never forget.
15738.

pt. I, n. s., v.18
Kampf (Emily) Birds of liberty.
5836. ;
Kane (Mrs. Dan) Where the Shan-
don church bells chime. 3277.
Kane (Nellie) Them partin’ blues.

20600.
Kane (Pete) I gotta find me a
mamma, who'll chase my blues

away. 17012.
Kaness (R. V.)
love you. 114.
Kaniecki (Stanisiaw) Jenerat Haller.
19426.
Kanne (F. H.) Heart-broken. 10325.
Kanoy (Clara) I want you. 10519.
Kaplan (Al) See Kaplan (H. A.)

Dear Florida how I

Kaplan (Bert):
Horsey ! keep your tail ape 2h tbe,
24086, 25595 (394).
On the golden shore. 13480,
13481.

Kaplan (H. A.):
How can I wait sweetheart?
12940.
I’m through with you. 21850.
No one but you. 17573.
Snoo-ki-oo-kums. 15872.
White rose. 16283.
Kaplan (Jimmy) :
Henpecked husband plues..
Shootin’ crap blues. 20348.
Kappers ( Joseph) Texas-waltz.
13902.
Kappey (Cecil) Autumn gold. 12421,
16446. |
Karg-Hlert (Sigfrid) :
Choral improvisation on Der
hélle pforten sind zerstort. 9757,

16939.

9758.
Choral improvisation on Gelobt
sei Gott in hochsten thron.
9757, 9758.
Hymn to the stars. 10406.
Landscape in mist. 10728.
Legend of the mountain. 10745.

Mirrored moon. 11002.

Nymph of the lake. 11200.

Reed-grown waters. 11491.

Sun’s evensong. 11806.
Karganoff (G.):

Berceuse. 801.

‘ Golden wedding Bibelois 23914.

Nocturne. 19492. |

Souvenir. 7401, 7402.

Givenchy. 1975.

Karius (P.)
Selection of Rus-

Karlinsky (Morris)
sian dances. 2924.
Karp (Karl) pseud.
K.)
Karr (O. B:):
Hotz’s special. 10379.
Rusk County legion band. 11555...
Kasie (Alex) ‘To this dear sweet-
heart of mine. 18132.
Kasiska (Joseph) Dream eyes. 9988.

See Hume (K.

1678

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Kaski (Heino) . Ballade. 18107.
Kasnick (Paul) My oriental. girl.
11128.
Kassel (A. W.) My mammy’s lul-
laby blues. 19874.
Kassel (Arthur) :
That lullaby strain.
Sobbin’ blues. 22824.
Kastor (Bertha) :
A la mode. 20978.
Dream waltz. 21457.
Git up Dolly. 21635.
Hindoo love. 21736.
In-laws, they’ve made an outlaw
of me. 21927.
Looking all over for you. 22128.
Mah jong. 22170.
O! Valentino. 22429,
Muki Chan. (23337.
Katja, die tiinzerin. 8455.
Kae Cio Ba:
Chanuke licht. 1713.
Klingen gleker. 24269.
Lied fun broit. 24303.
Mir tzihen mir blondzen, 2521.
Tzipele. 25367.
Zmiros. 25594.
Zum frost. 383867.
Katz (8S. K.):
A la mode. 20978.
Dream waltz. 21457.
Git up Dolly. 21635.
Hindoo love. 21736.

23015.

In-laws they’ve made an outlaw of |

me, 21927.
Looking all over for you.
Mah jong. 22170.
O! Valentino. 22429,
Wik Shan. 25356.
Katzman (Louis):
Symphobia, 7474.
Where the Volga flows.
5584.
Katzoconi (Bessie)
11669. -
Kaufer (Ethel) In home sweet home.
1034.
Kaulia (John)
Kaun (Hugo):
Call of the sylphs.
18614.
Fairy tale. 8174.
Forest dawn. 8194.
Hunt. 8310.
Impromptu. 8456.

22128.
5083,
Sixteen springs.

Liliu e. 13168,

1664, 1665,

Seguidilla. 2921, 20314.

Waltz. 8457.
Kaun (W. A.) music co. Deutscher
song, 18801.

Kay (Al.) pseud. See Koppel (Al).

Kay (EB. G.): .
In reply. 21931.
Old dance. 24721.
' Stay till spring. 13841.

Kay (Eddie) Where can my sweet
mamma be. 20851.

Kay (G. J.) Hchoes. 21478.

Kay (H.S.) Give me the right to call
you mine. 3986, 6235. —

Kay (I. B.) Musical melodies. 2557.

Kay (Jack) Corn on the cobb. 855.
Kay (Manda) Come and dance.
16612.
Kay-Stern, inc.:
He may be your good man Friday.
12344 (118), 20974 (187).
Remember, you belong to me.
12344 (207), 15740.
That’s your hips.
16046.
Kayser (Joe) Virginia home. 7635.
Keach (Luzetta) Esther, the beauti-
ful queen. 14163 (154).
Keagy (J. M.) Bum chauffeur. 16532.
Kearsley (H. J.) Willie Willie
Winkum. 3304.
Kearton (T. W.)
21316.
Keates (H. A.)
10879.
Keats (Frederick) :
Clown. 38652.
Dance of the rosebuds. 23676.
Keden (Joe) Uve got the grandest
ice-man. 10509.

12344 (236),

Cincinnati flapper.

Loving whippoorwill.

Keefer (G. A.) Paradise. 20090.
Keel (Frederick):
Poor soul sat sighing. 7127.

Port of many ships. 5679 (314).
Trade winds. 5679 (376).

Keen Kid. pseud. See Keenan (Eddie)
Keenan (A. €.) Dear old Virginy of
yore. 18787.
Keenan (EK. W.)
beat as one.

12190.
Keenan (Matty)

When two hearts
5560, 9413 (241),

Soldier’s love. for

his dear old mother. 2970.

Keene (A. B.) Miniature . waltz.
2518.

Keene (C. P.) Old Glory. 22468.

Keene (William) Blue for you. 9627.

Keeney (F. P.) soldier’s dream.
11692.

Keeney (O. C.) Since Jesus spoke to
me. 7328.

Keep a goin’. 19497.
Keep a-inchin’ along. 24257.
Keesler (Laura) Let me come back

to you. 10752.
Kehoe (W. F.) My radio girl. 4736,
Bee eae 15

Keidel (H. R.):
After while. 20989.
. Back home to old Black Joe.
21102.
Give me time. 21637.
I taught the other fellow how.
24119.

4679

LLL LLL LOLOL ee

ee a ee re ee

Pune Ait one
c i ee cai -

INDEX

Pty Ti, Wes Veo

Keidel (H. R.)—Continued.

Some day youll come _ back.
25105.

Something went wrong. 25114.
Syncopated waltz with you.
22972.

When you whisper I love you
dear. 20847.

Keighley (Thomas) :
Easy lesson in Bach. 10030.
Modern Santa-Claus. 2527
Robin Adair. 15757.
Swing. 7472.
Keim : (FEVE:) :
Junetime is spoontime. 4375.
Not a care in the world have LI.
2635.
Keiser (R.
6193.
Keith (Clifton) :
Best of luck to you. 14810.
Bird’s honeymoon. 21172
Dem walkin’ blues. 16692.
Letty. 22077.
My other half.
Oh beautiful,
1181.
Sweet old summer days. 22954.
Wonderful dreams. 23281.
You can never pay for the tears
of your mother. 18337.
Keith (R. G.) Only bally fellow in
the place. 15589.

Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.:

Almond eye. 23385.

By the silver pool. 12533.

Captain Oojah. 9701.

Carrie. 18635.

Don’t say goodbye, dear. 12707.

Enchanted castle o dreams.
6125, 6126.

Farewell to Slieve Morna.

I came to your garden.

I might! 4209.

I wonder. 4236.

It’s a wonderful thing
young. 6514.

José. 4361.

Just a slip of a girl.

Ku klux klan. 6599.

Largo in G. 10286.

Little Dresden shepherdess. 8525.

London calling. 19597.

Londonderry air. 10815.

Love in the mist. 6690.

Love’s a sailor. 4535.

Mountains high. 11058.

No one. 6967.

Nobody seems to want to love me
now. 24659.

Other girls. 20056.

Parisian Pierrot. 20092.

Pierrot at the dance. 4925.

Prelude. 11481.

A.) Flowers and ferns.

22349.

beautiful ocean,

10102.
4147.

to be

4581.

Prenez garde Lisette.
Rats. 4994.
Rhapsody. 13641.
Romance. 11581.
Romeo. 7218.
Ruby’s cuby suit. 7233.
Russian blues. 17820.
Sentiment. 22748.

Silent forest. 9035.

Still I'd have faith. 25167.

22596.

Suomi. 3049.
“Tamarisk town. © 22984.
That’s the tune. 9178.

Se no joy without a sorrow.
7526.
Toodle-oodle-oodle-oodle-oo. 5383.
What love means to girls like me.
23204.
When the clock strikes.
Keithley (BE. C.):
After the shower.
Dreamland. 3814.
Garland of old fashioned roses.
~ 16841.
Kekoa (A. K.) Mary Miles I
dreaming of you. 2457.
Keller (George) When my world was
full of sunshine. 9310.

PROD

tt) aw oe oo

3386.

am

Keller (H. B.) Maxinkuckee moon.
10938.

Keliey (E. 8.) Alice in wonderland.
18408, 18409.

Kelley (H. A.) I’m lonely my dear for
you. 21845.

Kelley (Harry) Sunshine of mine, I
call you sunshine. 18010.
Kelley (Morris) Of days that are past.
2662.
Kellie (Lawrence) Where wandered
she. 14086.
Kelly (—) Hawaiian blues. 6308.
Kelly (A. O.) Drifting away from the
Savior. 6092.
Kelly (M. R.):
Friend of my youth.
Radio fan. 4986.
Kelly (M. Y.) Your just a ‘wonderful

1950.

girl. 14156.
Kelly (Margie) Happy. 21690, 21691.
Kelly (Michael) Little moonshine.
. 10800.

Kelly (Zettie) : |
Girl of his dueannet 3892, 16862.
Little sun bonnet of blue. 8528.
My Tennessee Rose. 6929.
Sleepy-eepy-eepy-blues. 5159.

Kelpe, C. D.:
Clara. 18690.
Jelly beans.

Kelpsh (W. G.)

13470.
Kelshaw (John) Lonesome moments.
340.

19423
Old mother of mine.

(L680

nos, 1-13, 1928

Kemp (C. A.):
Cabaret blues. 16540.

Red head step child blues.
Sobbing blues. 25097.
kemp (D. H.) Old folk. 4832.
Kemp (H. J.) Doggone blues. 23721.
Kemp (H. M.) So fly daddy. 22820.
Kempinski (lL. A.) :

Clavel. 23609.

Descriptive agitato. 3767.
Mysterioso dramatico. 1167.
Plaintive. 4931.

Prelude heroique. 248853.
Scaramouche. 25002.
Storm hurry. 1318.

Kempner (Niclas) When you are in

13629.

my arms. 16260.

Kendall (Floyd) Garden of love.
19015.

Kendall (V. E.) You’se mah _ boy.
206958. :
Kendig (Rene) What do I care.

16218.
Kendis (—) Good as gold.
Kendis (James) :

All that your little heart desires.
7825.

I’m rebuilding my castle in the
alt, 2051,

Let them fight. 1083.

Perhaps you don’t know it, but
you're breaking my heart. 7092,
113838.

Wait’ll you see my new daddy.
7693; 12107.

When it’s night-time in Italy it’s
Wednesday over here. 18245,
20817.

When Nathan married Rose of
Washington Square. 16244.

When Nathan was married to Rose
of Washington Square. 18252,
23219.

Kendis-Brockman music €0.:

All that your little heart desires.
7825, 183864 (233).

Boodle-um-boo. T7938.

I’m rebuilding my castle in the
a: (21S).

Perhaps you don’t know it but
you’re breaking my heart. 7092.

Wait’ll you see my new daddy.
7653.

When it’s night-time in Italy it’s
Wednesday over here. 18245.

Kennan (Ethel) My Virginia rose.
A749.

Kennedy (D. W.):

Infant King. 17140.

Song of consecration. 2989.
Kennedy (Vrs. H.):

Call of the West. 9690.

Spanish eyes. 11753..

6256.

INDEX

Kennedy
7428.
Kennedy (M. T.) Come and dance.
16612.” 4
Kennedy-Fraser (M.):
Eppie Adair. 10068.
Oh Nancy’s hair is yellow like
gowd. 11245.
Organ pieces from the Hebrides.
7082.

(Harriet) Star of hope.

Skye steersman’s song. 5157.
Songs of the Hebrides. 25132.
Kennedy-Kendall. Garden of love.
19015.

Kennett (Aubrey) Brighton camp.
12520. :

Kennickell (J/rs. A. SS.) jr. Club-
woman’s hymn. 14452.

Kenny (Jean) Just to-day. 4396.

Kent (A. M.)
love. 10448.
Kent (F. C.) How dry Iam. 14856.
Kent (H. P.) Heart o’ mine. 19118.
Kent (Julian) pseud. See Krogman
(C.. W.)
Kent (Marjorie) :
I came to your garden.
Love’s a sailor. 4535.

Ill sing my song of

4147.

Kent (Paimer) Musical box. 24577.
Keplinger (Annie). There’s no one
like my Uncle Sam. 3123.
Kern (C. W.):
Assembly grand march. 23415-
23417.
Cascades. 1690.

Catch me. 9718.
Country life. 9824.
Goblin’s frolic. 23893.
Happy playtime. 23964.
Hungarian sketch. 24051.
Hunting the fox. 24054.
Isabelle. 21958.
Magician. 10900.
On quiet waters. 13478.
Passion-flower. 2732.
Running rivulet. 11553.
Serenade grotesque. 22754.
Twilight musings. 3183.
Wicked witch. 12233.
Kern (Edvard) Ta’ hornbriller paa.
7481.
Kern -(8Y, A.) :

Friihlingsahnung. 23861.
Spring is near. 25149.
Kern (Jerome) :
Beauty prize. TSO uly ee eee
21128:

Bull-frog patrol. 3565, 9671.

Cabaret girl. 1659.

Every day in every way. 142.

Everybody calls me little Red
Riding Hood. 21520.

Honeymoon isle. 19155.

I’m a prize. 19244.

1681

Pa it 6

INDEX

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Kern (Jerome)—Continued,

I saw the roses and remembered
you. 17068.

In love with love. 21928.

It’s a long long day. 19392.

Love and the moon. 345.

Meet me down on Main street.
19722.

Moon love. 19789.

Non-stop dancing. 19947.

Once in a blue moon. 22481.

Our lovely rose. 22504.

Peach girl. 510.

Pie. 24843.

Raggedy Ann. 22621.

Stepping stones. 22895.

When you take the road with me.
20845, 25491.

Wonderful dad. 23280.

You can’t make love by wireless.

20930.
Kernan (J. G.) Aileen Connell.
20992.
Kerr (A. W.) I’ve no one to sing
lullaby. 14956.
Kerr (C. E.) Ophelia. 7029, 17656.
Kerr (F. C.) His angel. 8285.
Kert (3.' Se

Dalry house. 14508.

Flow gently, sweet Afton. 8186.
Kerr (M. E.) Keep lovin’. 15119,
19500.
Kerr (R. M.) Vm dreaming about
you my dear little girl. 6404.
Kershaw (G. A.) Chief Hokum.
18672.

Kershaw (Joseph) :

Communion service. 3674.

Hymn to the good Shepherd.
4136

Te Deum laudamus. 5300.

Kersteb (Hva) Someday you’ll come
back. 251085.
Keslering (Joseph) Bachelor’s dream.
14268.
Kessel (Geo.) :
Anthem gems. 779.
Sounds from the Alps. 25
(260).
Tidings of joy.
Kessler (Anna):
Dear old Pikes Peak. 9916.
Voice o’er the radiophone. 14028.
Kessler (J. C.):
Deux mains. 12690, 12713, 12714.
Doubles notes. 9972.
Légéreté. 10747.
Kestenbaum (Samuel):
Ain’t I handsome.

595
25061.

18394.

Pearl, just believe in me. 15633.
Rarest Rose. 17772.
Those Mississippi River blues.

18098.

Kester (H..S8.):

Let’s go to California. 6622,
You'll believe I care. 9390.
Kestler (Mrs. J. F.) I’m only a heart

that is aching. 21847.
Ketchum (A. A.):
Christ has set me free. 16590.
Fellowship of Jesus. 16798.

God shall wipe away all tears.

16875.
2038.

He took me in.
If you see your Saviour there.
2251.

ny iis
Jesus is sweet to me.
John, fifteen seven. 17182.
Keep on praying. 17216.
L-o-v-e. 2404
My Jesus. 17505.
Redeemed. 17783.
Take it to Jesus. 18039.
Why do I sing about Jesus. 18299.
Ketélbey (A. W):
Golden autumn. 14754.
In a Chinese temple-garden. 2181.
Old belfry. 4827.
River réverie. 5025.
Shadow of dreams.
Silver-cloud. 5140.
Key (S. E.) Muvver, muvver.
Keyes (Baron):
Hungry heart.
Kentucky lane.
Keyes (Charles)

5111.
4700.

14864.
17221.
Saudades le chica.

2895.
Keyes (P. L.) From the very be-
ginning. 944.
Keylor (W. C.) Desert land. 1828.
Keys (Nelson) That’s the tune. 9178,
Keyser (EE. K.) Prince of peace.
20160.
Kiah (I. 8.) . Bootleg liquor blues.
12509. ‘

Kid boots. 21022, 21023, 21586, 22072,
22708, 23233, 23387, 24144, 24259.
Kidder (A. A.) Peace among the

nations. 15629.
Kidwell (Lloyd) Japanese lullaby.

6528, 10623.
Kiefer (Joseph)
4084, 10329.
Kiehl (George)

~ 18022.
Kiernan (F. J.):
Chattanooga lump of sugar. 3615.
Junior high school. 4376.
Kierulff (Willy) Far og mor og bgrn.
3902.
Kieserling (R.):
Hunting song.
Mnella 19446.
Kiester (J. D.):
Listen. 8514.
My sunshine girl.
Old home town.

Hearts and heroes.

Sweet — 5 adhe

24053.

8727.
8806.

1682

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

She may be a flapper or she may
be a saint. 9017.
Since I got her I. Q. and she got
mine. 9038.
There’s a yearning, there’s a burn-
ing. 9190.
Kileen (B. J.) If you'll be my little
honey, T’ll be your little bee. 13018.
Killian (Edward) I can’t forget you.
9202;
Killianus (K.) Practical method for
the ukulele. 22587.
Killy (Emma):
Butterfly and rose. 21219.
Where are the giris of yesterday.
25492.
Kim (Helen) West Virginia blues.
20791.
Kimball (EK. H.) I have called thee
by name. 21811.
Kimberly (EB. 8.) Team-work tunes.
20563, 20564.
Kimbrough (Sylvester) :
Break o’' day blues. 28523.
Degradation blues. 16689.
Kineaid (—) Mr. Goshawful Loose
in his gallopin’ goose. 22265.
Kiney (Minnie) I got the sleepy
sleeping blues. 6889.
Kind (A. A.) Hymn of America.
16990. ~
Kindel (V. M.) Dear old man of
mine. 16682.
Kinder (William).
5164. 4
Kindergarten book of folk-songs.
2290.
King (—) On blooming meadows.
13476.
King (A. L.) Playmates. 17726.
King (Adolf or Adolph) :
A brivele fin Rusland. 1476.
Aizikil, 23374.
As leiben sol sain geleibt. 1545.
Bruche. 16525,
Chanelle. 5921.
Dus hepele. 23756.
Dus kabzendel. 1874.
Dus klezmeril. 23757.
Gelt. 1966.
Gwald di mantens. 10283.
Hite. 14826.
Ich gedenk noch bist hurem given.
17098.
Kibez. 10687.
Liebe in liedenshaft. 8505.
Mameniu. 2436.
Masel mis men hoben. 10929.
Oi di liebe. 11256.
Oi dimantes. 7009.
Oi hob ich es lieb. 11257.
Oi is dus a rebezin. 24718.
Sha sha der rebe geit. 7287.
Shlisel. 25050.
Terez. 3094.

Smiling. Sue.

Welwele di bist grois. 9293.
Yudie oi di bist alright. 123881.
Fina? yids. 1s Ne es
Church of our childhood. 9766.
No one to comb my hair. 8753.
King (C. A.) Lost sunshine. 6680.
King (C.. i.)
Aloha oe. 18420.-
Kuu lie pikake. 13129.
Liliu e. 13168.
My Hawaiian garden. 223382.
Wahiikaahuula. 14026.
King (C. M.):
Desert of golden sand. 3768.
Ford and his little sedan. 32941.
In the land where oleanders and
dog-wood blossoms grow. 4298,
. Those stylish blues. 5355.
King (F. N.) Ive got those medita-
tion biues. 1026.
King (Felgate) Parson of Puddle.
24806.
King Fie Dancing. 3724.
King (G. A.) Blueless land. 21184.
King e ack ) On my b rthday. 11273
King (Joseph) Ive feathered a nest
for you. 14948.
King (K. L.):
Cle elum eagles. 23610.
Cruiser Omaha. 23664.
Eclipse galop. 23768. —
Fete triumphal. 23808.
Glory of Egypt. 1982, 3990.
In old Pekin. 24165.
McKinley’s own. 2427, 4559.
Mournful Maggie. 24570.
New corn palace. 24632, 24633.
Octopus and the mermaid. 24694.
Silver fountain. 25065.
Spirit of minstrelsy. 3011, 5224.
Vindication. 25415.
Walsenburg galop. 25483.
Yellowstone trail. 25562.
King (M. G.) Pee-chee Lee. T7088.
King (Norman) :
Ay! 3466.
Eehoes, 21479.
Why can’t you love me. 5597.
King (R. A.) Vve got you and you’ve
got me 4226.
King (Reginald) :
Beside the lake. 7916.
Cynthia. 8057.
Four preludes. 13113.
1st humoresque. 9409.
King (Robert) :
I’ve got the Yes, we have no
banana blues. 12996.
Patsy. 22535.
King (Tom):
Dear old Devon. 1821, 37598.
Palestine. 15611.
Won’t that be a wonderful day.
9359.

1683

INDEX

pt. III, nis.7v.i8

King (Vic) Where the clover blos-
soms blow. 20852.

Kking (W. A.):
Gim-me blues.
My sunshine girl.

King (Mrs. W. W.)

of love. 1064.

King (Walter) :

Every other night at the picture

16857.
4745.
Just! a whisper

show. 10080.
Fishing with a pal o’ mine. 14693.
King (Wayne) Hula Lou. 19173.
Kingsbury (F. G.):
Favorite gospel songs. 6170.
Selected Sunday school songs.

1273, 11607-11610.

Kingsley (F. M.) Love triumphant.
19630.
Kingsley (Rutherford) :

Five Basque Noéls. 8469.
Five Christmas carols. 24268.
Kingston (I. E.) In Yankee-Dixie land
is where they grow. 6494.
Kinnison (Anna) Love song of the
mavis. 14163 (319).

Kinscella (H. G.):
At twilight. 163873 (8).
Ding dong bell. 16373 (16).
Evening song. 16373 (21).
Jolly time. 16873 (48).
Ghosts. 16373 (23).
Lullaby., 16373 (52).
Marching on. 16373 (56).
Merry shepherd. 16373 (59).
Playing tag. 16373 (71).
Steps for the young
17984.
Village dance. 16373 (95).
Kinsey (A. B.) Wandering in dream-
land. 254387.
Kinsey (C. P.):
Clarinda band
(106).
Future capital. 14163 (189).
Kinsey (H. H.) Pastorale. 17229.
Kinsey (Myrtle) My heart is hunting

pianist.

march. 14163

a parking place. 19859.
Kirbis (Hdward) © lieb’. 11209.
Kirby (Harold) A. B.C. D. . 23353.

Kirby (Ruby) Little girl I like your

style. 2379.
Kirby (Stanley) Happy memories.
23963.

Kirby (Stephen) To-night a dream,
to-morrow a memory. 16099.
Kirchheiner (Kurt) To sange.
Kirdahey (Harold) Blue eyes.
Kirk (A. D.) Waiting. 12109.
Kirk (C. C.) Storm He stays. 5238.
Kirkby & Taylor music pub. I am ail
alone. 231.
Kirkman (A. M.) Beauty girl. 3504.
Kirkpatrick (Howard) Along the gar-
den ways. 21021.

13117.
18548.

Kirkpatrick: (i. Eo. §.),:

All for Thee. 5679. .
At my Redeemer’s feet. 25595
(1S)%

Beyond the stars. 5679 (16).

Bring them to Me. 5679 (20).

Cast thy bread upon the waters.
14163 (78).

Deeper yet. 25595 (72).

God’s wondrous love. 5679 (44).

He is-all in all to me. 25595
(104).
In the’ resurrection morning.

25595 (140).
Jesus is mine. 5679 (58).
Joy is coming in the morning.
5679 (61).
Loyalty to
(174).
Luther’s cradle hymn. 7808 (64).
Moment by moment. 25595 (189).
O blessed hope. 25595 (209).
Oh, to abide in Jesus.. 25595
ial ay
Old fountain.
Our happy festal day.

the Master. | 25595

25595 (216).
5679 (84).

Praise Him in the heights. 5679
(87). é

Praise to Thee. 5679 (S88).

Saviour I. am coming. 20595
(241).

Send out the searchlight. 5679
(95).

Stately steppings of our Lord.
5679 (104).

Tell the whole wide world. 25595.

(271).

There is a hill Jone and gray.
20090 (273).
There’s power in Jesus’ blood.

25099 (277).
‘Tis burning in my soul.
(279).
Unspeakable joy.
Victory everywhere. 25595 (295).
Wake up, wake up. 25595 .(301).
Where - His voice is guiding.
29095 (313).
Kirkpatrick ( M. H.):
Comin’ through. 18714.
Li'l sheep. 19563.
Lion and lamb. 19569.
Way home. 20766. -
Kirkpatrick (W. A.)
laby. 6620.
Kirkpatrick (W. J.):
Redeemer’s feet.

25995

25095 (291).

Leonora’s lal-

25095

Bring them to Me. 5679 (20).

Cast thy bread upon the waters.
14163 (78).

Deeper yet. 25595 (72).

He is all. in) all 4o! mes, 229595
(104).

1684

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1928

In the resurrection morning.
25595 (140).
Jesus is mine. 5679 (58).

Joy is coming in the morning.
Boro (OL)...
Loyalty to the Master.
(174).
Luther’s cradle hymn. T7808 (64).
Moment by moment. 25595 (189).
O blessed hope. 25595 (209).
Oh, to abide in Jesus. 2559
Zt 5).
Old fountain.
Our happy festal day.

25095

Or

25595 (216).
5679 (84).

Praise Him in the heights. 5679
(87).
Praise to Thee. 5679 (S88).
Saviour I am coming. 25595
(241).
There’s power in Jesus’ blood.
Z0n9D.: (277) - '
Tis burning:in my, soul). ...25595
(279).
Victory everywhere. 25595 (295)
Wake up, wake up. 25595 (301)
Where. His voice is guiding
25090. (313):
Kirsch (A. R:) Aurora. | 18465.
Kirsch (Arthur):
Aufforderung zum tanz. 16442.
Urgence to the dance. 18173,
18174.
Kirseh (H. B.) I’m coming, Pales-
tine. 10462.

Kirtland (S. W.)
*bout the baby.

Kiseo (C. W.)
10442.

Kiser (C. L.) Lonely hearts seek
pleasure. 19600. —

Kissell (C. C.) ~-Twin fix, +7588.
Kissen (Murray) Why did I buy that
Morris chair for Morris. 16289.
Kistler (Cyrill) Prelude to Kunihild.

2785.
Kitson s€C.,,H!) 2-7
Blest are -the
14528.
Now the day is over. 17585.
Whence those sounds symphoni-
ous. 23234.
Kitty alone and I. 22040.
Kiusky (M. W.) Podskalik. 17728.
Klages (Raymond) :
Baby mine. 21090.
Home. 4104, 4105.
Rose of Brazil. 2863, 5042, 11538.
Why do I cry. ‘9336.
Klar (N. W.) Pay day blues.

Everybody’s crazy
3882.
T’ll always love you.

pure in heart.

4900.

Klarmann (Andrew) Lost ring.
4525 ase
Klasmer (Benjamin) :
- Do a little this. 18819.
Leviathan. 10765.

Klass (KE. H.) Won’t you come
with me, 25547.
Klaye (Jack):
Blossoms of springtime. 1621.

We can’t always find the sun-
shine. 5509.
Klein (Adolph)
whistle. 19518.
Klein (Arthur) :
Little Dresden sheperdess.
Valley in the South. 3194.
You are so very fascinating.

Knock wood and

8523.

9384.
You never really cared for me at
all. 3346.

Klein (B. O.):
Erinnerung. 25595 (81).
Impromptu. 25595 (155).
Momento grazioso. 25595 (190).
Nordisches idyll. 25595 (205).
Schwalben. 25595 (246).
Spanisches intermezzo.

(261).

Valse melancolique.

Klein (Mrs. B. O.):
Hrinnerung. 25595 (81).
Impromptu. © 25595. (155).
Momento grazioso. 25595 (190).
Nordisches idyll. 25595 (205).

25595

25995 (294).

Schwalben. 25595 (246).
Spanisches intermezzo. 25095
(261).

Valse melancolique. 25595 (294).
Klein (Eddie) Long Beach for mine.

is0o.
Klein (Jos.) Lumina-fox trot. 138240.
Klein (Julius) Where the cotton
blossoms grow. 23238.
Klein (Lou) You’re doing a Rip Van

Winkle. 238320.
Kleine friihlingsfee.
Kleinpaul (Alfred)
Klemm (Gustav):
April shower. 22.
Fan my baby lightly. 150.
Jubilante. 300.

Pen and ink. 512.

Klemme (HE. R.) Use us, Lord, for

7742.

Mazurka. 109438.

Thee. 12055.

Klenau (Paul v,) Tre sange. 22041.

Klenezki (S.) Hot dus is a shnei-
derel. 6352.

Klengel (Julius) Suite in D moll.
15956.

Klickmann (F. H.):

Garland of . beautiful
3960.

Gee! I’d give the world to be back
home again. 14732.

I ain’t got nobody blues. 16995.

I’m building a beautiful world.
17041.

Just one more waltz before we
part, for old time’s sake. 15102.

Loving you. 15257.

dreams.

1685

INDEX

Klickmann (F. H.)—Continued.

Melody at dawn. 19729.
My V.rginia Rose. 4750.
Precious daddy. 17741.
Silvry moon. 17898.

Till my dreams come true.
Trail to long ago. 20656.

18107.

Truest of pals-mother dear.
18144.
Kline (Erma) Because you left me

. alone. 18520.
Klinetzky (Sam):
Ich hob neit dos hartz.
Jidishe fish. 6547.
Mames broche. 15281.
Kling (D. V. L.) Three inseparable
maids. 25294.
Kling (J. E.) I have searched the
world over. 170138.
Klingensmith (C. J.)
laby. 8681.
Klingensmith (Dora)
little hill. 18448.
Klippel (EH. C.)

8370.

Mother’s lul-
As I went up a

In the petals of a

rose; 17132.
Klohr (J. N.) .¥..M. L. march. 9413
(1.53 )

Klong (Jay) Oh, Jimmy, come and
do the shimmy wi’ me. 11241.
Klotz (Walter) Just a little dreamy
waltz refrain. 4379.
Klugow (Alfred):
Beer and wine. 21132.
I just wonder what you mean.
4166.
I’m leading a double life. 21844.
Klumbis (D. J.) She kicked me.
20337.
Knab (Armin) Kinderlieder. 13112.
Knafil (Marghee) :
Annie Laurie.
Home sweet home. 6348.
Last rose of summer. 6612.
Lonesome for you. 173802.
Loves old sweet song. 2419.
My little stick of candy. 17516.
Old black Joe. 20013.
Rock-a-bye-baby. 17800.
Knapp (Dorothy) :
Cradle song. 1777.
Hindu lament. 2057.
Prayer. 2780.
Querry. 2798.
Knapp (Mrs. J. F.) Open the gates of
the temple. 20974 (180).
Kare CRs):
Down to the sea in ships.
LPT OA le
Dreaming dreams of you. 6089.
Hear. O God my praper. 10321.
Kathleen, rose o’Kildare. 15116.
Love’s sunshine. 6703.
They're sure some good diggers,

5750.

6080,

but they’ll get none of mine.

25283.

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Kneass (Nelson) Ben Bolt. 5821.
Kneff (William) Sweet lLa-Vern.
159838. . ‘

Knies (Henry) My lady of the South.
ITM. ’ :

Knight (Augustus) Pepita. 11375.

Knight (I. A.) When the wind goes
on a spree. 20839.

Knight (J. P.). Rocked in the cradle
of the deep. 24942.

Knoll (Frank) Lonesome for you.
13200.

Knopf (Martin) :

Miidels von Davos. 138246.

Traum vom Gitick. 7561.
Knosp (Gaston) :

Areana. 14247.

O Provence. 19978.

Knowles (S. W.)
18882.
Knowles (Thomas) America, we are
proud of you. 18427.
Knowlton (D. 8.) No one had told
you. A787.
Knowlton (EH. B.) In 1925. 4305.
Knowtz (Glad) Rub off your wrinkles
with a smile. 7230.
Knox (HH. By:
My dream-house. 1159.
Summer in my heart. 18001.
You are my light and my life.
12291.
Knox: (E.' BH
Knox (Winn):
Knox (Winn) method of popular

Hase ’m along.

Installation. 274.

music. 19519.

Knox (Winn) method of popular
music for the pianoforte.
22044.

Knox conservatory of music. Songs
of Knox college. 5210.

Knudson (Bena Just the absence
of you. 15105..

Knudson (G. F.) Little Boy Blue.
10788.

Knurr (Frank):
Blue eyes waltz. 7927.
Desert Rose. 18800.
Mush. 19821. :
Kobbe (Philip) Gods of jade. 23902.
Kobida (Geo.) In the land of the
golden poppies. 4297. — ;
Koch: (C.: 35): ;
Betty. 21160.
Dear little girl, I am crying for
you. 9906.
Hilo Bay. 4100.
Koch (Charles) Mother, ’m thinking
of you. 8673.

Kocher (EB. B.) Hail, Allentown!
10287.
Koechlin (Charles) :
Andante. 15140.
Hommage musical 4 Gabriel
Fauré. 218.

1686

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Koehl (A. J.) Without gold the world
is cold. 20894.
Koehler (Herman)
Koehler (Louis) :
Arpéges. 12405, 12406.
Doubles notes. 12713, 12714.
Petit Koehler. 4913-4915.
Staccato. 18882.
Technical virtuosity
18049.
Trille. 13958.
Twenty little studies.

Farewell. 6161.

studies.

4425, 4426.

42 exercices et études techniques
de moyenne force. 10704.
‘Koehler (Ted):
In a tent. 8883.
Lonesome at twilight. 13199,'
15214.

My sweetie’s sweeter than that.
22359, 24619.
Red hot. 13630, 15733, 15734.
Rose of Mandalay. 18660.
Sighing sands. 9034. e
When lights are low. 20826, 23216,
2a217:
Koelfgen (L. J.) Broke. 18586.
Koemmenich (Louis) :
Golden sunlight and azure sky.
1992.
This year.
Koen (John):
Our noble bald-head row.
We are heading westward, ship-
mates. 20767.
Where the classic Charles flows
calmly on its way. 7723.
Koeneman (F.) Hi ukhnem. 1888.
Koenig (George) Little blue eyes.

3127.

4486.
Koenig (H. R.) Midnight charm.
17422.
K6nigin der nacht. 2301.
Kkoennecke (EH. K.) W. Freeland

Kendrick. 12100, 12101.
Korner (T. A.)

Ich muss heut’ “nacht betrunken

sein. 4248.
Ich weiss, du liebst mich nicht.
4245.

Margaret aus Margareten. 4590.

Wenn man allein ist. 5526.

Wer weiss. 5528.
Koester (Margaret) Wooster spirit.
12267.

Silhouette. 15851.

Easter flower. 899.
Kohm (E. C.) Italian dance. 2235.
Kohorn (H. B.) Day dreams. 9892.
Kol-nidre. 13124, 22045.

Kolar (M. H.) Beautiful Columbia.
18514.

. Kolb (R. W.)

11848.

' Kolenda (Joseph) Grand Rapids, a

good place to live in. 4032.

106658—24—_25

Koestner (Joseph)
Kohlmeier (Gus)

Sweetheart of old.

2717.

Kolker (W. B.):
Anna. 23404.
My girl. 11099.
Kollasch (Will) Come back bye and
bye. 89.
Kollo (Walter) :

Konigin der nacht. 2301.
Lady Chie. 2310:
Kollo-verlag g. m. b. h. K6nigin der

nacht. — 2301.

Kolstad (S. B.) When. you were
small. 20846.

Kondas (Gustave) Island nights.
2227, 10599.

Kondas musie pub. co. Island nights.
10599.

Konter (R. W.) Dick’s ukulele
method. 9936.

Kontsky (A. V.) Awakening of the
lion. 18477.

Kool (Jaap) Hegeso-tango. 2046.
Koontz (A. F.) There’s a mother and
a father who are feeble, old and
gray. 8148:
Kop Elman (David) :
I wish I had a pal like you. 1028.
Oh! papa! please make John be-
have. 20003, 20004.
Koppel (Al);
Harmonica blues. 12892.
If I took you back again. 4257
Kopperl (Isadore) :
Jazz baby blues. 10627, 19419.
Take me back to dear old Caro-
lina. 11867, 20544.
Treat me right blues.
Kopylow (Alexander) :
Danza campestre. 14526.
To slumber-land. 13947.
Kordell (Alice) My sweet
daddy, oh! 13392.
Korestchenko (A.):
Impromptu. 14163 (649).
Menuet. 2499
Valse a la néapolitaine.
Korn: (M. M.)::
Ain’t I handsome?
Fan. 16786.
I’m always dreaming. 12975.
My thoughts go wand’ring home.
175422.
Pearl, just believe in me.
Rai OF: Ee Ae:
Rarest Rose. 17772.
‘Sometimes. 13789.
Sometimes I’m all alone.
Tapioea. 5298.
Those missin’-kissin’ blues.
Those Mississippi River
18098.
Those tired of always trav’lin’
from my sweet, sweet, sweetie’s
home blues. 18100.

18139.

loving

5196.

18394.

15633.

1297.

13929.
blues.

1687

INDEX

Korn (M. M.)—Continued.
Try and find another girl like me.
20666.
Who’s teaching you. 14093.
Why must you always flirt while
dancing. 16295.
You can wish for the sunshine.
14138.
Kornauth (Egon):
Burleske. 7955.
Sonate. 8478.
Korner (G. H.) In days of long ago.
19339.
Korsakow (Nikolas
Rimsky-Korsakow
Kortchmaroff (M.):
Moide ani raskazat. 19776.

Rimsky-) See

(Nikolas).

Slug kapures. 20384.
Kortlander (Max) :
Deuces wild. 21421.

Gee! Vll miss you when you're
gone. 3967.

Heaven in your eyes.

Hottentot trot. 19164.

Keeps on a-rainin’. 4408, 10684.

Papa blues. .2727.

Red clover. 20199.

Shimmie shoes. 20344.

Some winter’s night. 593, 1294.

Sweet papa please fetch it home.
15987.

10334.

Tantalizin’ mama. 1349, 3081.
Kosman (Hikan) Meditation. 6782.
Kosmin (Richard). Heartstrings.

16932.

Kotty ‘CK.)’:
Massa’s in de cold cold ground.

17396.
Practical method for the ukulele.
22587.
Red cross. 17778.
Kotze (CO. HY) Hero’s farewell.
19128.
Kouba (M. TT.) My prairie Rose.
A Doo.

Kountz (Richard) :
Hymn to spring. 2092.
Joyful song. 15082.

My soul soars on its wings. 4742.
Prayer. 7137.

Rover, 5050.

Sleeping child. 25087.

Sometimes a Single hour. 2981.
To-day the Lord is risen. 25316.

Kovach (J. G.)
16307.
Kkovacs (Charles) :
Ewig dauert keine liebe. 12776.
Jarsz-e még Budara alkonyatkar?

Winking blue eyes.

13072.

Melody. 2304.

Miért kell — szeretni? miért?
Dra Pe2h4ak *

Pizzicato gavotte. 2757.
Souvenir russe. 3004.

pt. IIT, 0. S., v. 18

Kovarie (Fr.)
9216.
Kovarik (H. G.) Mazurka. 24475.
Kovats (Joe C.) Thrill me. 3187.
Koza (G. W.) I want somebody to

Totte se, pardalové.

love me. 14958.

Kraemer (F. E.) Jonathan Coy.
17185.

Kraft (Betty) When the robins nest
again. 25485.

Krainik (Artur) Du bist meine letzte
liebe. 8129.
Krakauer (A.) Paradise. 24799,
Kral (F.) S bohem bud’. 17822.
Kral’s (F.) musie house:
S bohem bud’. 17822.
Vesela bida. 23141.
Kramer (A. W.):
Entr’ acte. 1892.
In RCo days.
Last hour. 5679 (252).
Morning th 20974 (170).
Pleading. 20127, 22571.
‘Symphonic rhapsody. 3074.
Unto all things voice is given.
253879,
Kramer (Louis) Raise high the flag.
Kramer (Mickey)
with you. 20184.
Kramer-Bangert (Hdgar) :
Gewidmet dir. 23877.
Tanzlied. 25232.

17118.

Rae, I’m in love

Krantz (A.) Tourbillon. 9221.
Krasovie (M. A.):
Country girl for me. 1773.

If she does or doesn’t. 4261, 6447.

She’s my little four-leaf clover.
5124.

There’s a little heart. 18083.

You are my little dimple. 18331.

You can have me. 18336.

You can never pay for the tears
of your mother. 18337.

Kratz (L. G.):

Hark, the nightly church bell.
4056.
Kratz’s collection of male quartets.
7808 (57).
Kratz (W. CC.) Cotton stockings.
21356.
Krause (Ruth) Forest. 8193.
Krauss-Elka (L.) Margarete, die

wohnt in Liesing. 13264.
Krausslich (Alvin) Ohio. 11252.
Krautblatt (C. H.) I lost all the gold.

17025.

Krebs (S. W.):
Answer the roll eall.
Your best. 5666.

Kreckel (P. G.) Iste confessor. 10602. —

21048,

Kreczmer (Lillian) Wall flower. 9278.
Kreider (—) Prelude. 25595 (420).
Kreisel (Al.) Van Wert. 25402.

Kreisler (—) Loch Lomond. 17297.

1688

er
-

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

‘Kreisler (Fritz):
Liebesleid. 8506.
Old Viennese dance melodies.
13474.
Tambourin chinois. 3080.
Krentzlin (Rich.):
Allegretto quasi menuetto. 38406.
At the children’s ball. 23423.
Ballerina. 23448.
Castilian maid. 23565.
Childhood joys. 23587.
From bygone days. 10183.
From knightly days. 10184.
Gazelle. 3965.
Gipsy dance. 23882.
Gloomy tale. 23890.
Humming top. 24045,
In the gondola. 24172.
Italian dance. 24193.
Juvenile march. 10678.
Mazurka elegante. 24478.
Northern folk dance. 11181.
O’er mountain and valley. . 11225.
On a jolly hunt. 24737.
On the mill race. 11283.
On the playground. 24742.
Play of the dragonflies. 11404.
Play of the flowers. 11495.
Polish country dance. 11413.
Precise study. 24882.
Ring dance. 11512.
Rose leaves. 543.
Waves. 25446.
When mother speaks. 25475.
Youthful marchers. 25588.
Kress (L. A.) Birds honeymoon.
PAYG”
Kreuger (Bennie) Wild papa. 5603.
Kreutzer (R.) 42 studies. 23805.
Kreutzler (Max) See Bertolini-Gi-
nami (Corinna)
Krey (Bessie) It’s always sunshine.
284.
Kribs (©. W.) When I look in the
eyes of you. 14069.

Krider (Chas.) When ean I eall you
sweetheart. 25466.

Krier (G.) Sur la terre. 22935.

Krisel (Alexander) Hawaiian waltz.
16922.

Kritchevsky (Jasha):
Farnacht efin feld. 152.
Heartaches. 212.

Kroeger (E. R.):
Autumn song. 14163 (34).
Grandfather’s clock. 8243.
I once had a sweet little doll.

14163. (257).

Jack-in-the-box. 8417.
Nightingale. 14163 (385).
Nocturne. 2306.
Plantation scene. 15663.
Sleep. 14163 (521).
Summer song. 14163 (548).

Krumpe (Herman)

Two Dromios. 9247.
Wandering wishes, 14163 (597).
Kronke (Emil):

Valse causerie. 25388.

Valse papillon. 25398.
Krogmann (C. W.):

Arithmetic lesson. 15388.
Barearolle. 14163 (40).

Bells at eventide. 14163 (54).
Big bass drum. 1614.

Christmas dance. 14163 (103). |
Christmas song. 1733.

Dancing raindrops. 862.

Doll’s lament. 14163 (144).
Graziella. 14168 (217).

In happy land. 1033.
In slumberland. 14163 (269).

. Jack in the box. 14163 (281).
Jolie duchesse. 14163 (289).
Land of Nod. 2330.

Little drummer boy. 14163 (313).
March of the scouts. 1122.
Morning glory. 2541.
Valetta. 14168 (583).
Krohn (E. C.):
Bedtime. 1595.
Kewpies’ parade. 2286.
Morning song. 2543.
Krolage (Jos.) music ¢co.:

Kiddies’ ball. 10689.

Kiddies’ repartee. 10690.

Maid of Kildare. 19662.

Ohios “11252:
Pretty maid. 20157.
Kronke (Emil):

Advanced studiesin rhythm, 9438.
Bagatellen. 7885.

Ep‘sodes. 10066.

Rococeo. 11526.

Suite. 8480.
Kropach (Hmilia). Mummy. 24574,
Krotochwil (Edward) :

Hiszpaiiska dziewica. 24011.
Hupaj-siupaj. 6371.

M6j wrébelku. 19777.

Smieré komara. 20387.

Krouse (H. 8.) Love everlasting.
13214.
Krueger (A. A.) In Japan. 6474.
Krueger (Bennie) Wild papa. 9341.
12235.
Krueger (W. E.):
Praise ye the Lord all ye lands,
4958.
Silent night! Holy night! 22790.
Kruger (N. G.): 3
Dream ship 0’ mine. 8808.
Moon flower. 4669.
Krumenaker (Louis) I’m glad I’m in
Dixieland. 10466.
She’s got that
too. 11630.
IKkruse (A. HE.) I’m stung. 6420.
Krygier (Jos.):
Barkarola. 2665.

1689

INDEX

Krygier (Jos. )— Continued. |
Cichy pogodny wieczér majowy
[and] Za Ebru fala. 1736.
Husia siusia polka. 10404, 10405.
Ksiadz mi zakazowat [and] Piesn
o rozmarynie. 2307.
Marsz weselny. 22200.
Msza swieta. 11061.
O- Gwiazdeczko [and] Piesn fila-
retow. 2649.
Powinszowanie. . 22586.
Zytniowka polka. 23348, 23349.
Kryzanowska (HH):
Berceuse. 3518.
Méditation. 4616.
Kubik (Ed.) My dear old Missouri.
19845.
Kuchera (M. B.):
Dream at twilight. 3804.
Just a-dreamin’ o’ you 19459.
Kudirka (V.) Collection of Lithuan-
ian dances for orchestra. 9787.
Ktuicken (F. W.) There’s one that I
love dearly. 18364 (200, 201).
Kiihle (EK. F.):
Beautiful life
12459.
From here to there.
Just a luring melody.
Kuehn (Ferdinand)
21515.
Kuehn (H. E.). Longing for you
mother o’ mine. 19609.
Kumneke (Hduard or Edward) :
Any high or low road. 9508.
Argentine. 1536.
Batavia. 3497.
Caroline. 5911.
Cousin from nowhere.
Good night. 4016.
I’m only a pilgrim.
Jack and Jill. 2236.
Land of romance. 2331.
Love and you. 4530.
Migdelein. ihr stissen nippfigtir-
chen. 19657.
Magical moon. 40568.
Man in the moon. 2440.
O du entztickendste der frauen.
19971
Old and the new. 11259.
Pay the piper. 7084.
Shoulder arms. 5133.
Sweetheart. 3067.
Verliebte leute. 7627.
Vielgeliebte. 16164.
Wer Lola sieht, muss Lola lieben.
20787.
When. the clouds roll by. 9312.
Will-o’-the-wisp. 5607.
Ww. O. M. BE. N. 5621.
Your fortune. 5668.

Kufferath (C.) Magdouchka-czardas.
2431.

in the country.

12838.
15090.

Evening chimes.

9825, 9826.
2130.

pt. m1, n.s., v.18

Kugler (G.)
2916.
Kuhlman (J. H.):
Holy, holy, holy. 24019,
Jesus, Savior, pilot me.
Lead, kindly light.

Schule des klavierspiels.

24208.
24284,

Nearer, my God, to Thee. 24626.
Ninety and nine. 24649.
Onward, Christian soldier. 24759.

Rock of ages. 24941.
Kuhn (Bob) In a little covered
wagon all our own 19332.
Kuhn (Chas.) In a little covered
wagon all our own. 19332.
Kuhn (Willy) Liebling, ach bitte lass

mich ’mal. 10769, 10770.
Kullmann (Alfred) Romance. 7215.
Kummer (Henry) Won’t you come

back to mammy, won't you come

back to me. ~ 5627,

Kummer (Lourine) Out of the
silence. 22510.

Kummer (Richard) -Blue blooded
thorobreds 9626.

Kun (Ladislas) Romanza. 22675.
Kunde (L. T.) ine.:

Honolulu moon. 16968.

Jog along. 17181.

Where the old Savannah flows.

12209.
Kunkes (S) Please, O please come
home. 13575.
Kunkill (Emile) Song of the moun-
tain brook. 378.
Kunkle (Lefa) Memory. 2493.
Kunst und technik. Al canerino.
14187.

LG tay ANY Cais Dee)
14163 (205). :
Kurse (J. B.) ‘That silver haired
mother of mine. 20597.
Kurtz (H. J.):
I love the words of the Savior.
14903.
I’ve found the King. 14949.
Just a little willingness.

Kurucz (Janos, or John):
Bucsu. 16527.
Gyongyvirag-dal. 14780.
Mindennapos imadsag. 17427.
Piros r6ézsa fesl6 rézsa. 17717.
Szall, szall sz4ll a felleg. 18036.

Kusche (L. P.) You never saw some-
thing like it at all. .28319.

Kussmann (Ted.):
Cheer up. 16578.
Tripping along. 18141.
You don’t even care.

Kvale (Alfred):

Fiddlin’ around. 10116.

That’s everything. 23018.

That’s evrything. 25258.
Kvelve (Rudolf). Lidenekorn. 24301.

Berceuse de Jocelyn.

15088.

25570.

1690

a

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923
Kwartin (Savel): Serenos et guitaristes. 5108.
Hashkive jnu. 4060. Tapada. 5297.
Tsroel ce tach. 4330. Laecomy (H. D.):
_ Jismecho c’malchuscho. 4355. Oriental youth. 24766.
Ki hine kachojmer. Paradise of dreams. 1214.
Odom yesodo meofor. Lacroix (Eugene):
Ovinu malkejnu. 499. Meditation. 14163 (344).
Refueinu. 5004. Trio. 14163 (344).
Shekejn chojvas. 5129. Lacy (Minnie). All the world will
Smiros. 5165. be dry bye and bye. 16466.
Kwech (R. E.) Betty. 23484. Lacy (Richard). California heme.
Kyle (W. T.) Take me back to dear 9687.

old Georgia.: 13883.
L. & S. music pub. co.
I’m waiting. 9957.
La-haut. 8481, 9443, 9493, 9681, 9682,

10350, 10616, 10712, 10713, 11314,
dA Boo. AtG4S8,. 12535) 12922 “aa500,
14228, 14374, 14375,) 15058, 15146,
15596, 17889, 22052. 3
Ia Banca (1). G.) - Ps Si \Cy: mareh:
20076.
Labarque (Schiff de):

Don’t forget

Au coeur des roses. 12413.

Marinetta. 13268.

Tu chantes Mireille. 13969.
Labbé (M.) You-you. 3356.
‘Labelle (H. P.) Gone forever.

16884, 23916.
Labey (Marcel)
17743.
Labitzky (Aug.) Traum der Sennerin.
9223.
Labossiere (EK. H.)
barefoot pals together. 12194.
Labouré (Theo.) Proper of the Mass
for all the Sundays of the year.
4970.
LaBreece (Elroy):
In Constantinople. 21919.
When f[ eailed her sweetheart
mine. 12165.

Laecalle (J. M.):

Prelude et Scherzo.

Gitl of my heart. 82238.

Pobrecito faraén. S881.
Lack (—):

Idilio. 21890.

Valse arabesque. 23127.

Lacombe (E. J.)
the hill. 19360.

Lacombe (Paul):
Au piano. 5776.
Chanson joyeuse. 3607.
Danse lente. 3735.
Madrigal. 4561.
Oubli. 7038.
Lacome (Mare)
Vinauguration. 18364 (41).
Lacome (Paul):
Chant de féte pour inauguration.
' 18364 (41).
Mandolin serenade.
Masquerade. 8612.
Saltarello. S068.

In the cottage on

16373 (55).

When we were }

Chant de féte pour

Lada (Anton):
Alibi blues.
Almond eyes.

1500, 5714.
767.

Dreary weary blues. 3822, 8124.
Just one kind word. 8450. .
Kune jine. 10709.
Ladmirault (Paul) Hommage musica!
& Gabriel Fauré. 219.
Lady. 21636.
Lady Butterfly. 1158, 1449, 3052,
5491, 6601.

Lady Chic. 2310.

Lady in green. 6688. ,

Lady of the rose. 2312, 2685, 2686.
Lafleur (J. R.) & son, Itd.:

Love birds. 4531.

Method for violoncello. 6813.

Muezzin call. 17477, 17478.

Source. 9928.

La Fontaine (Mitchelle de):

La Fontaine’s (Prof.) most wp-
to-date banjo-uke and ukulele
orchestra. 4482.

La Fontaine’s (Prof.) most up-to-
date ukulele seashore, camp and
home song parodies. 10718.

La Fontaine’s (Prof.) most up-to-

date ukulele self instructor.
4433.
La Fontaine’s (Prof.) ukulele

solo. 2314-2323, 44344446.
La Forge (Frank):
En Cuba. 1888.
I came with a song.
O ask of the stars.
Sanctuary. 7247.
Where the West begins.
Zephyrs. 756 (139).
La Forrest (Harry):
All the world will be dry bye and
bye. 16406.
Animal fair. 123894.
Lagerquist (C. B.) Where Monona’s
waters play. 12207.
Lagourgue (Charies) :
Bennu-bird. 16487.
Ibis. 10532.
La Grand (Herbert) :
Cinderella waltz. 18686.
Jack the giant killer. 19413.
La Guardia. (Anna) My true pal.
4746.

7808 (220).
756 (82).

18272.

=

Ooi

INDEX

pt. 11, N. S., V. 18

La Guardia (Vincent) : ,
Laughing eyes. 107835.
Learn to smile, learn to love.

107438.
My Italy. 11108.
Then I miss you most of all.

11927.

La Guire (Lula) Loving up-to-date.
15256.

Lahiff (M. E.) To Jesus lonely [and]
Child’s hymn to the guardian angel.
9212.

Lahiff (Nellie) To Jesus lonely. 9212.

Lair (R..R:)::

Longer we live, the sweeter they
are. 10827.
Soldier’s lament. 11698.

Laird (Hartzel) Something is calling

me back to the farm. 2979.

Lake (—):
Improvisation and maestoso. 756
(92):
Scalp dance. 756 (95).
Lake (M. L.):
Golondrina. 8234.
Londonderry air. 19598.
Saxsolo. 2897.
Synchronizer. 20530-20535.
Lakmé. 8087.
iiato CH VG AS)"
Concerto en ré. 6602.
Rapsodie Norvégienne. 19527.
Roi @Ys. 6608.
Rondo. 6604.
Slave. 24279.
Lama (Gaetano):
Affascinante. 9484.
Per la patria e per il re. 2745.
Proibizionismo. 4968.
Lamanna (Antonio) Vanto Italiano.
25401.
Lamar & Barton:
America the beautiful. 21035.
Awake, my soul. 21082.
Cokesbury hymnal. 21322.

Come, O Thou all victorious Lord.
21329.

Come, Thou almighty King. 21337.

Holy, holy, holy. 21746.

Jesus, lover of my soul! 21986.

Joy to the world! the Lord is
come. 21688.

Lord our God alone is strong.
Pies A I

O for a thousand tongues to sing.
22418.

Sun of my soul. 22926.
Lambda chi alpha fraternity.
or die for Lambda chi. 23064.
Lamberson (O. 8.) Those smiles she

For do

wore. 18099.
Lambert (Alexander) World’s best
music. 12269.

Lambert (Frank)-:

Farewell, thou outbound § ship.
12793.
Sometimes, with deep regret.
2982.

Lambert (Victor) :
Come back to Samoa, some-more.

18707.
Down where the Murrumbidgee
flows. 18856.

Lambert (W. F. A.) I will extol
Thee, O God, my King. 19298.

Lamberton (Bob) Open your arms to
me. 8824.

Lament. 14163 (304).

Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill. 1074.

Lamkin (Marjorie) Million years.
6830.

Lamme (Kenneth) My old lady.
19880.

Lammers (P. J.): ‘
Christmas medley no. 3. 238604.
O sole mio. 11218.
Lamont (J. H.) My heart calls, my
love, come back, be true. 17504.
Lamothe (J. G.) Haytian love song.
19105.
La Motte (E. J.)
Nile. 22150.
Lamoureux (Aurora) I miss them so.
24115.
Lampard (Ellie) Quiet corner.
Lampe (J. B.):
Happy days.
Jazz wedding.
Mikado. 2515.
One hour more.
Prologue. 2349.
Stop dance. 17985.
Lampe (J.F.) Lovely fair. 5679 (68).
Lampert (Phil.) U.S. A. dear U. S.
A. 12049.
Lampert (Stanley):
My heart's yearning.
h California our
8789.
Lampin (Bessie)
Lampkin (E. A.):
Don’t your
18841.
I’ve got me some vamping mama
now. 14950.
Lanciana (P.) Funeral march. 7808
(205).
Landau (Mitchel) Sweetheart teil
me that you love me so. 20527.
Landeck (H. C.) Mache dich auf.
10893.
Landén (Einar)
Lander (A. 8S.)
16965.
Landfair (F. U.) Just a baby. 17192.

Landlot (Cordelia) My old Frisco
town, '.°1'7530; °°

‘Love upon the

7172.

16914.
2241.

8819.

8710, 8712.
fairyland.
Sunbeams. 15961.

home get lonely.

Eldgaffeln. 3848.
Honey kiss me please.

1692

a>

- danew(My P-)

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

handranyy (3: ¢ I.) 9r.
truth. 20997.
Landrum (H.)
you. 10461.
Landry (Aimée):
Bergers. 25595 (26).
Chasseurs. 25595 (44).
Colombine. 25595 (52).
Dauphin. 25595 (67).
Dauphine. 25595 (68).
Pierrot. 25595 (224).
Landry (Albert) :
Bergers. 25595 (26).
Chasseurs. 25595 (44).
Colombine. 25595 (52).
Dauphin. 25595 (67).
Dauphine. 25595 (68).
Mazurka russe. 14163 (3842).
Pierrot. 25595 (224).
Printemps. 14163 (449).
Sur les pointes. 14163 (551).
Valse des mouches. 14163 (585).
Valse romantique. 141638 (5586,
087). 7
Lane (C. D.)
12091.
Lane (HKastwood)
(38).

Lane (Gerald)
14163 (539).
Lane (J. M.): ©
He that overcometh. 16926.

I go to prepare a place for you.

Ain’t it the

I’m coming back to

Voice is calling me.
Gringo tango. 756

Star of eternity.

17011.
Lane (Jack) Keep on whistling.
4405.
Lane (lL. V.) Golden hours. 21652.

Coasting in Quebec.
5965.
Lane (O. W.) ‘Three hundred years
ago. 9204, 16072.
Lane (O. W.) co.
years ago. 9204..
Lane (8. J.):
He saves. 21715.
My heart has learned to love Him.
6905. .
Laney (H. F.):
Out upon the desert sands. S832.
Wedding waltz. 9292.
Laney (Sid) Cemetery blues. 18643.
Lang (Billy) I’m tired of being
alone. 19270.
Lang (M. R.):
Irish love song. 14163 (276).
Rhapsody in E minor. 14163
(464).
Langan (J. F.):
In that little old white homestead
on the hill. 19355.
Sunny girl. 622.
Langdale (Vivian) Love that came
with the sunsh ne. 138225.

Lange (—) Edelweiss. 12746.

Three hundred

Lange (Gustav) :
Flower song. 23883.
Jean et Jeanette. 19422.
Rustling leaves. 72388.
Lange (Henry):
Classicanna. 8014.
Dancing shoes. 14514.
Lonely butterfly. 15212.
On Sunday night. 20029.
Page Mr. Pianist. 7059.
Regret. 17785.
Yes, sir! that’s lazy bones. 9376.
Lange (Jack) pseud. See WLange
(Henry)
Lange (Paul) Wiegenlied. 16299.
Lange (R. W.) Oriental sunshine.
17659.
Langenus (G.) ine:
’ Complete method for the Boehm
clarinet. 21343.
Gavotte-rococo. 10196.
Whirlwind. 12220.
Langey (Otto):
Andante doloroso. 5679 (130).
Chacone. 9726.
Gipsy caravan. 1475 (11).
Grandioso. 1475 (12).

Lanetord os (le, J.) Bridal paths.
23524
Langmaid (Copia) Youthtime is

springtime. 14161.
Langworthy (N. B.):
Mother of Sigma chi. 11050.
My Montana. 15454.
Sigma chi dream girl. 11650.
Lania (Alberto) Piedigrotta Anazzo,
1923. 24847
Lanier (Edmond) :
Rose song. 24960.
Windmill etude. 25526.
Lanin (Joe) No one loves me. 17575.
Lanin (S. C.) Brown, black and yel-
low blues. 3561.

Lannin (Paul):
Oom-pah 22491.
Stop flirting. 138848, 15943, 22901.
Lanning (H. L.) Road that leads to
Hoosierland. 22665.
Lanquetuit (Marcel)
bal a
Lansing (A. W.):
Christ is risen. 25595 (48).
Great is the Lord. 14772.
Guide me O Thou great Jehovah.
14163 (220).
Merry voices. 2508.
O my luve’s like a red, red rose.
14163 (899).
Oft in the stilly night. 20974
(58).
Rejoice greatly. 20974 (67).
Seek ye the Lord. 7808 (118).
Show me Thy ways, O Lord.
1S Qa

Intermezzo.

1693

INDEX

Lansing (A. W.)—Continued.
Stars of the summer night. 12344
(50).
Sweet and low. 12344 (52).
There is a green hill far away.
12344 (58).
There were
(567).
Lansing (G. L.):
Master instructor.
Send off. 1274.
Somewhere in Dixie. 756 (102).
When Dixie smiles. 1422.
Lanum (Howard) Down by the wish-

shepherds. 14163

1134.

ing well. 14582.
Laparra (Raoul) Dimanche basque.
880.

Lapham (Claude) Little of this. 13184,

Lapier (M. E.) Dear little dinky
Ford. 9904.
Lapini (Adolfo) Primi 40 studi di
meccanismo. 7148.
Lapitino (F. J.):
Boat song. 9684.

2697.
Rose and evergreen,

On the Jersey shore.

Laprade (N. E.)
15768.
Lara (Isidore de):

Adieu baisers. 14163 (8, 9).

Garden of sleep. 1961.

Soir d’amertume. 14163

525).

Song du chemin. 14163 (528).
Laréhet (J. F.) Bard of Armagh. 7889.
Lare (Nellie) If you don’t eare. 19322.
Lareine & co. ltd.:

A-down the dreamy river.

Asia. 23411.

Chinee. 125$7.

Dinky Jappy. 9938.

Down Henley way: 12718.

Hesitating baby. 16944.

In perfect harmony. 8391.

Isle of apple trees. 15038.

Love’s lagoon 10872.

Love’s triangle. 22158.

Memory of Burns. 19738.

Minnesota Sammy. 17429.

Monday morning blues. 24538.

Remember me in rosetime. 11499.

Rose-leaf boat. 8954.

Serenade. 15819.

She’s far too good for me. 20339.

Sweep. 22941.

Where be gein’, Mary?
Larenne (Lionel)

3859.
Largerquist (C. B) Where Monona’s
waters play. 18269.
Larget (Louis) :
Célébre berceuse. 71.
Voui! ma Cocotte. 691.

(524,

18385.

9325.
Hnchanted island.

ptr, Bis weds:

La Riviere (H. N.)
hit with me. 1468.
Larkin (EK. L.) Tulip love.
Larkin (lL. B.) Tulip love.
Larmanjat (Jacques) :
Hiboux. 21733.
Hlégie. 21491.
Revenant. 22651.
La Rocea (D. J.):
King Tut strut. 4417.
Toddlin’ blues. 5378.
La Rocca (Roxy).
23429.
La Roche (Raoul)
resque. 11189.
La Rondelle (Louis)
19904.
La Rowe (Francis)
flows along. 5267.
Larpinty (Bert) Home brew
82938.
Larsen (H. O.):
Always waiting till my stat comes.
in. 21028.
My ship comes sailing. 24618.
Larsen (W. G.):
Always waiting till my ship comes
in. 2802s:
My ship comes sailing. 24618.
Larsh (Ralph):
My little sweetheart. 428.
Way out on the farm. 701.
Larson (C. EH.) You used to call me
sweetheart. 751.
Larson (EK. P. T.) Trees. 11997.
La Rue-Van Stuart music pub. €o.:
My pretty blue eyed Lou. 6922.

You’ve made a

92.40.
9240

Auctioneer.
Noyellette pitto-
Mystery eyes.
Swanee River

blues.

Sweeter than the columbine.
11841.
Larway (J. H.):
All for Bart’s. 18410.

All through a big bumble bee.
1505.

Ancient custom. 7841.

April rhapsody. 12397.

By the Yang-Tse-Kiang. 7960.

Calling out the fairies. 14881.

Chanson poetique. 7989.

Christmas bells. 21312..

Christmas morning. 21314.

Crushed petals. 14484.

Cumberland way. 14487.

Dervish. 21419.

Dream-shadows.

Dream themes.

Dream voyage.

Elevation. 3850.

Empty house. 8147.

Fairies’ silver aeroplane. 23797.

Fishing for dreams. 21561.

Frivolity. 12837.

Gipsy spring. 14740.

Golden pathway. 10244.

Happy journey. 2038.

Hidden treasures. 21784.

9992.
14594.
8118.

1694

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

House of heart’s delight. 83803.
I listen for you. 8327.
0 Lily of the valley. 24312.
“ Little red lark. 24834.
Memory. 2494.
Memory-land. 4628.
Mermaid’s submarine. 24508.
My haven. 24593.
Never say die. 4770.
O sleep is a net. 11216.
Playtime pieces. 2764.
Rosalind. 5039.
Rose and a song. 2857.
Silver-cloud. 5140.
Silver lining. 7323.
Someone goes home. 22838.
Sphinx. 25142.
Spring trumpeters. 5226.
Stolen hours. 3026.
Sundown. 11802.
Tranquillité. 3167.
Treasure island. 11992.
With you alone. 3312.
Wonderful land of love. 20899.
Lash (D. D.) Ohio, the good old
buckeye state. 1254.
Lasier (M. R.) Tut tut tut king
Pharoh Tut-ankh-amen. 5409.
Lassimonne (Denise) Petite ber-
ceuse. 2748.

Lasson (Per):
Crescendo. 5986.
Take thou my heart. 1344.

Last rose of Summer. 6612.
Laster (Jules) Blind love blues.
12489.
~Laszky (Béla):
Auf an bankerl in Rodaun. 9535.
Blinde kinder. 538.
Da draussen am ‘Thurygrund.
9853.
Kine wird kommen. 10042.
Oublié. 498.
Latann (C.) Pizzicato gavotte. 7108.
Latehaw (G. C.):>-
In youth give thy heart. 6495.
Naught but his blood can avail.
6943.
Shepherd psalm. 7302.
Slip away and talk with Him.
7340.
Lathrop (Gordon):
Dreams. 3818.
Romancers. 15764.
Lathrop (M. A.):
Dreams. 3818.
Romancers. 15764.
Latimer (Sam) Happy medium. 8259.
La Tombelle (F. de):
Magnificat. 67383.
Trois cantiques 4 Saint Francois
d’Assise. 22060.
La Tour-Albreeht (Georg) Faschings-
kavalier. 14675.

Latta (Mrs. C. P.) Graduation time.
4028.
Latta (L. M.) 7.
2734.
Lattés (Marcel) Marehaun de plaisirs.
LOOLT:
Latting (W. Y.) lLove’s channel has
no end. 10867. :
Lauder (Harry):
Dixie girls are good enough for
me. 18815.
I like my old home town. 21816.
Love makes the world a merry-go-
round. 6692.
Saturday night. 556, 1267.
Lauer (R. E.) Where the old Savan-
nah flows. 12209.
Laufer (C. W.):
Thy love, O God, is like the deep.
7540.
With humble faith I turn to Thee.
SaLh.
Laughlin (Raymond) ’Tis oh so nice
to be in love. 3151.
Laurendeau (L. P.):
Golden wand. 9413 (53).
War-songs of the boys in blue.
14163 (598).
Laurendeau (J/rs. L. P.):
Golden wand. 9413 (53).
War-songs of the boys in blue.
14163 (598).
Laurens (Edmond):

Arabesque. 6613, 13142.

Miscellanées. 13312.

Tea flirtation. 1355.

Laurent (EH. T.):

My little boy. 19871

Playin’ round. 20125.

That mean brunette. ‘20589.
Lauria (Vic) Sweet California. 20515.
Lauria-Harrington co. Sweet Cali-

fornia. 20514.
Laurin (Mrs. FF.) :
High cost blues. 19132.
My dreams are dreams of you.
11092.
Laurin (J. H.) In the sweet by and
bye. 8399. :
Laurin (Rose) Grand old world this
1S Ob:

Lauser (J. B.) When I dream your
smile I see. 20807.

Lauweryns (Georges) :

Cantate des cités-jardins. 21241.

Flirt 4 Monte Carlo. 3927.
Lavalée (C.) O Canada. 22413.
Lavalley (H. W.) Dear little northern

Rose. 14534.
Lavater (Louis)
14853.
La Velle (D. P.) Rita. 11517.
Lavelle (Edouard) :
Air de danse. 12364.
Arlequine. 12403.

Patch o’ blue.

Hornpipe in G.

1695

INDEX

pt. OY, n.'8.) Vv. 18

Lavelle (Edouard )—Continued.
Capricieuse. 12552.

Danse du bal. 12655.
Petite danseuse. 13550.
Sceéne de ballet. 13686.

Lavelle (Henri):
American legion march. 18428.
Public school march. 20166.
La Velle (Teresa) Rita.. 11517.
LaVine (Al) Call me_ sweetheart.
16549.
Law (L. P.) Joy song. 15080.
Law (R. L.) VU put my heart in your
keeping. 19232.

Law (William) My Ohio. 15457.

Law & Ely. O burdened soul. 15523.

Lawley (Richard) In my Pennsyl-
vania home. 17128.

Lawley (Richard) pub. co. In my

Pennsylvania home. 17123.
Lawlor (A. M.) In the arms of old
Mother Machree. 6482.
Lawlor (C. B.) In the
Mother Machree. 6482.
Lawlor (Chas) Irish jubilee. 19384—
19386.
Lawnhurst (Vee) :
Keyboard konversation. 8460.
Twentieth century blues. 9246.
Lawrance (A. J.):
Forget the past and let us live for
to-morrow. 18984.
Somewhere somebody is waiting
for me. 15895.
Zara. 16368.
Lawrence (C.)
11004.
Lawrence (EK. E.)
Lawrence (EF. W.)

arms of old

Miss Liza Brown.

Betty. 21161.
American national

hymn. 3422.
Lawrence (Mrs. Frank). Never
again, for the dream is done. 11154.

Lawrence (M. F.):
I'd like to be a Santa Claus.
21797.
Moon-man. 22287.
Piggly wiggly wee. 22560.
Question and answer. 22617.
_ Rainbow cycle. 22624.
Seeret. 22742.
Swing song. 22964.
Wind. 23269.
Lawrence (Scott):
Alone with Him. 9467.
He careth for me. 4072.
Jesus is keeping me day by day.
10636.
Show others what Jesus can do.
(Gin
Lawrence (William)
back. 2097.
Lawrence & Gallatly. Oh, little son of
mine. 13457.
Lawrence & Loughborough.
fire and water. 5361.

I'd like ta go

Through -

1696

Lawson (C. M.):

Just a little while. 24233.

When you are in my heart. 3270.

Lawson (C. W.) I’m going back to

Dixie in the merning. 4191.

Lawson (Charlie) Loveland, that’s

where I want to be. 138226,

Lawson (I. M.):

Cincinnati dream. 9771.

Stack o’ Lee. 17972.

Lawson (J. G.) (“Tis a wondrous

promise. 16082.

Lawson (Justine).

44],

Lawson (Paul):
Bees and blossoms. 23467.
Charm and grace. 9737.
Coaxing. 14454.

Dance of the stars. 9870.

Gathering rosebuds. 3963.

Hammock swings. 23956.

In good company. 10561.

In the clover. 24168.

Liliputian wedding. 24810..

Little bright eyes. 6648.

Little humoresque. 10796.

Little two shoes. 4500.

Old serenade. 8811.

Portugal. 11423.

Purple twilight.

Shining tresses. 11638.

Singer’s dream. 9046.

Snapdragons. 5168.

Sombrero. 9068.

Where cotton grows.

Lawton (EK. A.)

ax (A. Day:

Sing me an old fashioned melody
over the radiophone. 5149.

For compositions by A. T. Lax,
see also this index under names
of claimants of Copyright.

Lax (Jack):

I stole you from someone else.
4216, 10503.

Naughty, naughty.

24904»

25492.
Changing. 23574.

Somebody stole you from me.
9073.

Lay (Onn)
Doris. 16724.

Little sister get up. 17280.

Lay on Macduff. 19536.

Layton (—) Down by the river.
- 6070.
Layton (Clarence). ‘Ohio blues.
S797.
Layton (Turner) :
Bring back the days. 143851,
14352.
Creole love songs. 16645.
Draw your chair up papa, get
some lessons on love. 21446. |
Gone are the years. 12870.

Hungry blues. 21783.

Miss Minnie wiggle. 8653.
Our Henrietta. 22502.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

a

Where Niag’ra falls. 14084,
16269.
Whoa, Tillie, take your time.
Bye

You gotta toodle-oo-on a saxo-
phone, if you wanna keep sweet
mamma home. 744, 3340.

Lazarotti (Augustin):

Fée. 21540.

Tombeau denfant. 23068.

Vieux bane. 23151.
Lazarus (Gustave) Hunting song.
6369.
Lazarus (Maurice) Tutenkhamun’s
resurrection. 5414.

Lazy man. 17256.
Lazzari (Sylvio):
Chanson d’amour. et
ZADTG.
Chanson de Marguerite dans la
prison. 21277.
Chanson du meunier.
Chien de Jean de Nivelle.
Etoiles bleues. 21507.
Rapsodie. 1244.
Romanzetta. 20241.
Yeux. 23302.
Lazzaro (Eldo
strada. 12548.
Leader (D. K.)

de souci.

21280.
21290.

di) Cantatrice di

Money blues, daddy

I need money. 22278.

Leahy (Susie) Merry flapper. 19747.

Leahy (Mrs. William) Away out
there in Ioway. 21084.

Leap (G. C.) If we should say adieu.
8375.

Leapheart, (W. M.) When are you
coming home. 20802.

Learman (H. F.) Recreation. 5000.

Learnard (Beulah)
ern land. 8836.
Leary (M. M.)
silv’ry moon.
Leasak (D. M.)
roses. 2706.
Le Atkinson (Robert) :

Ruth. 11562.

Twilight. 12021,

Why don’t you come home? 23256.

Leaver (Katherine) We are sailing
across the sea. 12132.
Lebail (A.): j
Tango du soir. 16017.
Volupté. 7645.
Le Barge (J. A.):

LeBarge’s up-to-date method for
Hawaiian ukulele, banjuke and
taro patch fiddle. 8495. _

LeBarge’s up-to-date method for
tenor banjo and mandola. 8496.

Le Baron (Bettv) My Hawaiian
dream girl. 15427.
Lebedeff (Aaron) :
Ach Rossia. 5690.
Alz far gelt. 21029. .

Pal o’ my south-

Strolling, "neath the
1321.
Only a bunch of

:

i
Bejentze. 21143.
Chane breine! 21275.
Chochesh lubish. 21299.
Gegen a weib ken men kein chu-
chem nit sein. 947,

Shabes nuchen kigel.
Tifliss tiffliss. 7542.
Watch the door. . 12128.

Lebell (Ludw.g) :
Technique of the lower positions.

22758.

20570.

Three short and easy pieces.
22063.

Leber (Frederick) Tho’ years mix

Silver threads with gold. 18092.
Lebert (S.):
Chromatisme-rythme, 12598.

Pour fortifier les 4me et 5me
doigts. 13588.
Vélocité. 14007.
Lebieg (Earl) Sleep. 20974 (206),
22808.

LeBlanc ,(Eugene) Letty. 22077.
Leblane (H.):

Monts bleus. 22282.

Petite valse. 22549.
LeBorne (Fernand) Nocturne. 15162.
Lebowitz (Joseph) :

Come back to me. 90.

I'm a devil with the girls. 238.
Leclair (lL. H.) There is: one heart

that aches for me somewhere. 5343.

Leclere (Irwin) :

Daddy boy. 16652.

Night time and you. 6962.

That’s why you make me cry.

16045.
When you get tired of your new
sweetie. 711. '

Lecons @harmonie. 1080, 19542.
Le Cras (T. L.) Legend of Mullagh-

mast. 4459.
Lederer (J. I.) That eternal waltz.
5324.

Lederer (J. M.) Susan. 22936.

Ledige schwiegersohn. 15318, 15528.

Ledue (Alphonse) Variations sur un
Noél. 23140.

Leduc (Alphonse) & cie.:

Allegro de concert. 12374.

Cantiques [et] Motets choisis.
12550.

Canzona. 14389.

Chanson du Finkwiller. 7987.

Deux mouvements. 24136.

Dimanehe soir les filles d’Alsace
chantent au ioin. 8093.
Dix p‘éces faciles. 14341.

Il court, il court, le furet. 14988.
Intermezzo. 15157.

Jeux @enfants. 6545.

Lamento et Tarentelle. 15153.

Messe de requiem. 13301.
Méthode compléte de flute. 17420.
Plastie waltz. 17721.

1697

INDEX

pt. rt, nsf v.15 ‘

Ledue (Alphonse) & cie.—Continued.

Prélude en si bémol mineur.
15694.
Quatre piéces. 21469.

Ruines de Vabbaye de Murbach.
8964.

Six grandes etudes. 5892.

Six piéces faciles. 6723.
Lee (A. H.):

Calling. 21233.

Hoo? 6348, 24030.

Slow down: 17918.
Lee (Al) , There’s a dreamy town in
Georgia. 23033.
Lee (Bert):
Guy. 12884.
Hussars. 12950.
I do like to be in good company.
2098.
My wife’s my wife. 13397.
Percy’s posh plus-fours are price-
less. 138542.
Rich man and the poor
13644.
See you down there. 138702.
That reminds me where I left my

man,

umbrella. 13905.
Tripe. 13960. ;
Very nice fellow to speak to.
9261.
We'll have a Woolworth building.
14045.
When Finnegan found the five-
pound-note. 9301.
Lee (C. C):

My dreams are all of you. 22325.
She’s my gal. 22766.
Lee (EK. M.):
Alice in
14196.
At dusk. 16441.
Dance of the sylphs 9871.
Go, lovely rose. 16872.
Golden gate. 10248.
Lee’s (Markham) books for be-
ginners. 2342, 2348.
Reverie. 17789.
Rose and the nightingale.
Under the greenwood tree.
Wonderful isles.. 23283.
Lee (G. D.) Wifeani. 14102.
Lee (G. E.):
Bert Williams to the land of

Wonderland. 14195,

8953.
7596.

laughs and smiles. 1607.
Stream of life 15947,
Lee (Lessie) Wedding of the dew-
drop and the sun. 3244.

Lee (Lew):

Cab - - cab. 9685. 6142.
Don’t play with Broadway. 1849. | Legion musie pub. My rose of the

Lee (Mary) Boardwalk. 18554. U. 8 A. 4739.

Lee (Meredyth) : Legler (Mrs. J. B.) Strolling, lonely
Cumberland way. 14487. strolling thru our golden lane.
Hidden treasures. 21784. i079;

1698

Lee (R. F.):

Dear little northern Rose.

My Dixie rose. 4713.

My dreams are dreams of you.
11092.

When summer’s sun is shining.
12177:

Lee (T. C.) I’m lonesome, and I’m
sone back home some sweet day.
247,

Lee (William) :

Noon and even. 17579. .
Pages we read together. 8835.
Lee music co. Bert Williams to the
land of laughs and smiles. 1607.

14534,

Leech (Albert) While the ukeleles
play... 12215:
Leech (L. S.):
Always springtime. 23390.
Beautiful. 23460.

Every step of the way. 3881.
If we walk and talk with Jesus.

24143.
Know-so salvation. 24270.
Love. 24874.
On the main line. 24740.
Shut in forever. 25057.

Trust, try and prove Me. 5399.
When I awake in His likeness.
254.

Winning souls. 25529.
Leeman (A. E.):
Just a song. 19457.

Some day you'll want the back
again. 20406.
Leeman (Bert) Bad baby. 3477.
Lees (Norton) Molly Kennedy. 8661.
Lefavour (W. A.) Onward march to
victory. 14163 (414).
Lefebvre (C. E.) Sonate.
(305).
Lefkowitch (Henry):
Falende bleter. 12787.
Lomir sich iberbeten.

14163.

13195.

Left-over. 16687, 16876, 17155, 19150.
Leftl (J.) Melodious elementary
etudes. 10954.
Legay (M. B.):
Mépris. 25595 (184).

Tout doux. 25595 (284).
Legay (Mareel) :
Mépris. 25595 (184).
Tout doux. 25595 (284).
Lege (W.) Sirens. 580.
Legend of Mullaghmast. 4459.
Legge (Mary) Come to the ball. 3669.
Leggat (H. C.) Lilae lane. 19564.
Leggett (Mabel) Shadows and you.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Legouix (—) Toto joue du Wagner.
7652.
Legouix (R.):
Mam’ zelle Clown.
Yola. 768.

Le Grand (Charles) Pendant lattente.
8850.
Legreid (EK. L.) Chromatic rag. 846.
Le Guillard (A.) Quatre mélodies.

6019.
Lehar (Franz):
Erste liebe. 21504.
Fresquita. 1947.
Gelbe jacke. 12849.
Gigolette. 19023.
Kleine freundin hat
mann. 4423.
Morgen, veilleicht. 11036.
Um acht beginnt die nacht. 5424.
_ When lights are all a-glow. 16241.
Lehibach (C. F.) League of nations.
24286.
Lehman (Gustave) Sunshine of hop-
ing. 18009.
Lehman (Mrs. H. 8.) Sing unto the
Lord a new song. 20371.
Lehmann (Liza): |
Ah, moon of my delight.
25595 (324).
Ann Boleyn’s lament. 5679 (6).
At the making of the hay. 3454.
Blind Cupid. 5679 (19), 123844
(5).
Fountains mingle with the river.
14163 (180).

22184.

doch jeder

1491,

I praise the tender flower. 14163
(258).

If music be the food of love.
5679 (538).

Lillian’s fan. 9413 (82).

Musie when soft voices die. 5679
(76):

Run, run, little page. 14163 (481).

Secrets of the heart. 14163 (506).

She is not fair to outward view.
5679 (96). -

Sigh no more ladies. 5679 (97).

Unearthly one. 5679 (114).

Widow-bird sate mourning. 5679
(921,)..
Young rose. 5679 (122).
Lehmann (Meta) Your heart. 1472.
Lehrer (C. I.) Call in your eyes.

5888.
Lehrer (Joséphine) :
Brises du ceeur. 14163 (68).
Ceur dor. 14163 (108).

Fine mouche polka. 14163 (171).
Joyeux lurron. 14163 (291).
Lehrer (O. J.) In the beginning was
God. 15018.
Lehtinen (EK. A.) Pray, answer me.

15692.
Leibkutscher
22067.

des

rex.

1699

Fredericus

Leibowitz (Max):

Attack mohiliver. 21070.

Mazel. 2473.
Leidzen (Hric) Song of liberty.
13796.

Leigh (F. W.):
I do like a little bit o’ turkey.
6387. :
Put a bit o’ treacle on my pudden,
Mary Ann. 8911.
Uriak, 13990:;
Leigh (Norman) :
Amant joyeux. 18424.
By an old mill stream. 9677.
Chant sans paroles. 3610.
Flittering moths. 6186.
Iberian serenade. 19307, 19308.
_ Marionette’s romance. 4592, 19704,
Moment gai. 4661, 6850.
Valse courante. 5440.

Leighton (C. E.) Flight of the blue-
birds. 165.

Leighton bros. Frankie and Johnny,
you'll miss me in the days to come.
10172.

Leiserowitz (J.) pub. co.:

Esterke. 1894.
Roite kusine. 13654.
Striker. 13845.

Leisner (Mrs. M.) Dream of an old
log cabin. 9991.
Leisring (Volekmar)

4801.
Leister (L. B.):
Come to me. 23629.
God’s eternal love. 23898.
Mine forever. 24520.
Oh, come to my Arkansas home.

@ fla ae ales

24701.
Ring on! sweet gospel bells.
24935.
Leitch (C. M.) Sleep, my little pal,
Sleep. 25086.

Leithold (Kdwin)
15032, 21948.

Lekeu (Guillaume) :
Adagio. 19544.
Sonate en fa.

Lekytié (Paul):
Amalfi. 5727,
Holmgreens manuskript.
Rosen serenade. 13665.
Tango d’amour. 13888.

Indian paradise.

17946.

6340.

Leland (H. G.) Lift thine eyes.
12344 (23).
Lemaire (Gaston). Pilotins. 8868,
8871, 15659.
Lemare (KH. H.):
Alice, where art thou. 12367.
Aloha oe. 2383886.
Andantino in D flat. 21045.

At close of day. 21065.
Auld lang syne. 12414.
Benediction. 3517.

Cathedral shadows. 23568.

INDEX

Lemare (E. H.)—Continued. ~
Easter. 3887.
Evening pastorale.
In the cathedral.
Offertoire. 4813.
Oft in the stilly night. 13454.
Old oaken bucket. 24731.
Resignation. 5008.

23785.
19357, 19358.

Salut d’amour. 24986.
Swing low sweet chariot. 252138.
Vesper bells. 5458.
Vox etheria. 5480. .
Le Marr (P. M.) I wish I’d never met
the other girl. 21881.

Lembo (G. V.) Grand eagle. 4030.
Lembo (Vincent). <Apostle’s creed.
5750.
Lemelle (Mathilde). Souvenirs de

printemps. 13819.

Mecea. 25595 (440).
Papillons. 2558.

Lemieux (—)
Lemieux (Bazile)
Lemmoné (John) :
Ave Maria. 14261.
Nocturne. 2346.
Lemo (RP. M.) My beautiful land of
dreams. 19835.

Lemoine (Henry) & cGie.:

Air d’Hercule au 2™° acte
d’Herakles. 201.

Air de Broutolone au 2”° acte
de lV’Impresario in Angustie.

ffs
Air de Jasmin dans Les rendez-
vous bourgeois. 8.

Air de Mendoce dans Les deux
aveugles de Toléde. 9.
Air de soprano dans Paulus.

Arabesques. 6613, 13142.

Areana. 14247.

Célébre beroceuse. 21260.

Chanson de Provence. 21278.

Cing piéces faciles. 18499.

Douze piéces et trois
16040.

Duo au premier acte de Zelmira.
547.

Ebats de libellules. 21477.

’ Fantaisie chromatique et fugue.
Soh

Wée. 21540.

Gavotte de Lorraine.

Hyménée. 6375, 6376.

Lied du printemps, au premier
acte de La walkyrie. 694.

Miscellanées: 13312.

O Provence. 19978.

Partitas. 21094, 21095.

Soir en famille. 20899.

Solfege. 25099.

Suites anglaises. 36.

Suites francaises. 18488.

Tombeau d’enfant. 23068.

Toujours. 16108.

Vieux bane. 23151.

7™ nocturne. 23351.

394.

études.

21612.

pt. 1H, n.s., v. 18

8™* symphonie. 14294.

16 duetti scolaires. 22196.

55 legons de solfége. 22626.
Lemonier (Thomas) :

Elks march song. 14612.

Holy Father keep us till we meet

again 16955.

Mammy’s lil baby chile. 24441,

Pullman porters mareh. 24901:

Waiting in Southland. 9276.

Lemont (C. W.):

After love. 14177.

At seventeen. 14255.
At the window. 23425.
Merry jingle. 153835.
On the bayou. 1195.
Romanza. 24951.
Sérénade mexicaine.
Tendresse. 25249.

Lenepvue (Ch.) Offertoire.
(157).
Lenepveu (M. A.)
(157).
Lengnick (Alfred) & co.:
Affinity. 23869.
Ancient suite. 7842.
Awakening. 23437.
Calls from the homeland. 12542,
Golden gate. 10243. .
Little red house in the wood.
10802.
Six little marches.
Springtime. 251538.
Wonderful isles. 232838.
Woodland glade. 16325.
24 tiny tunes for young musicians.
16282.

Lenhart (Kathryn) Oh Billie, I have
loved you, and you left me. 11231.
Leninger (lL. F.) Dear mother my

best friend has gone. 1820.
Lennert (Emil):
C3-256. 12586.
My beautiful
138362.
Lennox (Cecil) & co.:
Alf, Sid and Perce. 14192.
’Ard up, but ’appy. 3448.

7282.
18364

Offertoire. 18364

24433.

ballroom queen

Britannia, mistress of the air.
16520.

Broadcasting [and] Susannah’s
squeaking shoes, 18585. _

Chase the ace. 3614.

Chinee love. 3628.

Cutey waltz. 16651.

Fire brigade rag. 14689.

For ev’ry light that’s shining,
somewhere a_ broken heart.
14703.

Girls of the old brigade. 14745.

Happy family. 202. :

How beautiful you are. 6357.

How yer coming up old tortoise?
8307.

1700

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

I always have a glass of milk be-
fore I go to bed. 4138.

I’m getting better ev’ry day. 2121.

I’m going back to dear old Dixie.

8340.
I’m looking for someone. 17056.
If the Swanee River flowed
through London. 14980.
In the soup. 15023.

Lennox (Cecil) & company’s first

concert party album. 15165.
Let’s go to Lyons. 15169.
Look what I’ve found. 13204.

Mary Ellen, she’s waltzing mad.
383, 10927.

Meow-Maria. 2502.

O, an N, an I, an:O an’ an N.
15522:

Oh, yes, I think—don’t you? 478.

Out in the Caribees. 15601.

Palestine. 15611.

Robin. 17797.

She’s a very dear friend of mine.
17876.

Smuggling. 20394.

Strait-laced Jane. 25172.

Susannah’s squeaking shoes.
3051.

Tate’s (Arthur F.) comprehen-

Sive and up-to-date pianofore
tutor. 18047.

There’s nothing left to do. 16053.

Things are not so dusty after all.
7529.

What’ll ?—and mine’s—a.

When abbots ruled at
18238.

William the conk. 3303.

With your plus—fours on, John.
25536:

9 o’clock revue. 9412.

25464.
Avalon.

Lennox (Sidney) Garden in Brit-
tany. 8208.
Lenoir (J.):
C’est marrant. 21224.
C’est un parfum de Paris. 7962.

Hawaiiana. 207.

J. -, ai pas.,fait-;exprés
Madame. 8414, 13065.
Non! ... toutes les femmes ne
sont pas joles. 19948.
Tehian-ka. 16020.
Lenormand (René) :
Huit Rubaiyat. 2347.

Suite de valses serieuses. 14163
(545).
Lenox (Arthur) pseud. See Hosking
(A. N.)
Lenox (Karl) pseud. See Knox
(1.,B:)

Lenox music co. Installation. 274.
Lensen (Jean):

Epitaphe. 8151.

Pan. 11348, 17682.

Sérénade. 9005.

Siberia. 15844.

Lenville
6093.
Lenzberg (Julius) :
American ideal. 9476.
Fascination. 18942.

(Arthur) Drifting canoe.

Lenzen (Jacob) Eureka military
schottische. 14163 (157).
Leo (Frank) ‘Telephone language.
16023.
Leo (Leonardo) Concerto. 8498.
Léon (Victor) :
Gelbe jacke. 12849.
Turtle dove. 1391.
Leonard (C. B.):
Irish eyes. 4522. _
Mammy’s little coon. 24389.
Leonard (Eddie) :
Oh didn’t it rain. 176138, 19990,
22440.
Oh, what eyes, shiny eyes. 17623,
22459.

Leonard (Harold)
sweethearts sigh.

Leonard (W. J.)
404

Leonard & co.:

You know why,
(779.
Mishawaka glide.

Cries of old London. 1781.
Darkness and dawn. 107.
First thoughts. 23817.

From Inverness to Fell. 14718.

In a corner of the garden. 14995.

Island of dreams. 15037.

Jonathan Jollybun. 15077.

Lift up a song. 322.

Love note. 15248.

Miniature suite. 15347.

My Arabian maiden. 6892.

Old Ben Bowlegs. 480. |
Panels. 15616.

Pedlar’s basket. 15636.

Romany revels. 20239. |
Scouts and guides rally. 20308. |
Silver gondola. 20361. ,
Six esquisses. 1936. |

Windsor forest dances. 25527.
Leonardi (Leonidas) :
Chanson Georgienne. 23576.
Conqueror. 16629.
Poéme. 20134.

When love is true, and two hearts
beat as one. 16242.

Leonecavallo (Ruggiero) :

Pagliacci. 2348, 10748.
Prologue. 2349.
Leone (G.):

A chia aggia scegliere. 3370.
Comme ’a luna. 3673.
’O scirocco e’a tramuntana. 4804.
Leoni (Franco) :

Buzzing bees. 165388.

Oracolo. 163873 (67).

Ricordi di amore. 2836.

Sadness and _ passion. 25595
(287).

1701

INDEX

Leoni (Franco)—Continued.
Tally-ho. 7808 (302).
Tittle-tattle. 16084.

Leopold (J. W.):

Is it a sin, my loving you. 6508,
10597.

It‘s better to laugh than to cry.
10605.

Sockin’ it in. 7347.

Leopoldi (Hermann) :

Bisschen liebe. 18542.

Rozsika. 20263.

When love dies.

Wien, sterbende
9339.

Le Pré (Pierre) Marche des aviateurs.

aS: is

Leps (Wassili) Goldenrod. 19058.

Lepsde (Chr.}) Eg elskar dei voggande

tonar, jeg elsker de vuggende toner.
Dorel.
Lerman (J. W.):
His star. 24010.
_ Jesus needs your very best.

Leroux (G. X.): .

A Vabsente. 14163 (2).

Evangéline. 14163 (158).

Légende des trois petits mousses.
14163 (3807).

Pendant la tempéte. 141638 (427).

Sur la tombe d’un enfant. 14163
(550).

Leroux (Xavier) :

A Vabsente. 14163 (2).

Evangéline. 14163 (158).

Légende des trois petits mousses.
14163 (307).

Pendant la tempéte. 14163 (427).

Sur la tombe d’un enfant. 14163

(550).

Le Roy (Jack):

I love her on the old back porch.
10451, 10452, 17027.
I’m feeling blue. 14910.
I’m sick of it Horace. 14928.
Just say that you'll be true.
15104.
Nine o’clock Sal. 223890, 24648.
We have bananas but yes we have
no coal, 18225.
(Ray) When I

5049.
marchenstadt.

106387.

LeRoy
12168.
Le Roy, Hays & O’Leary:
Nine o’clock-Sal. 22390.
We have bananas. 18225.
Le Roy music pub. co.:
Jat’s whiskers. 3601.
That’s why I’m longing for you.
3109.
Lesage (E.) * Nuit etoilée.
Lescale (Lucius)

met you.

13428.
I only know I love

pt. 11, n.8., v.18

Lesiter (L.. B.) Oh, come to my
Arkansas home. 24701.

Leslie (—) Blue. 1622.

Leslie (C. E.):

Golden chimes. 5679 (45).

Leslie’s choral anthems. 5679
(63). .
Lesiie (Mrs, C. E.):
Golden chimes. 5679 (45).

Leslie’s choral anthems. 5679
(63).
Leslie (Edgar) :
My Studebaker girl. 4743.
Now that I need you, you’re gone.
8766. :
Leslie-Loth (L.) See Loth (lL. L.-)
Le Soir (John). Ginia. 3976. .
Lespinasse (C. M. de) See De Les-
pinasse (C. M.)
Lessing (EK. M.)

Cireus days. | 9775.

Lest we forget. 22068.
Lester (Arthur) You can’t go with
no other girl. 20928.
Lester (H. L.) Ku-klux-klan blues.
22050.
Lester (Ida) Crimson blushes. 5987.
Lester (J. C.):
I don’t like it. 12963. °
Mournful moanin’ blues. 13350.

Lester (Margaret) :
Come dance tonight. 3662.
Dark eyed girls. 8737.
Pasquita. 4885.

Lester (William) :
Come away death.
Danza-tango. 6015.
Hear Thou our prayer.
It was a

21971.

Nocturne-serenade.
Pasquita. TO78.

23622.

980..
lover and his lass.

6970.

Sigh, no more, ladies. 25061.
Spanish gypsies. 5221.
Who is Sylvia. 23246.

Yarn of the Nancy Bell.
Leston (Harold) pseud.
(O. L.)
Lestrange
16867.
Let’s go traveling.
Letellier (Edgar):
Aprés-midi. 12395.
Rencontre. 13635.
Trois chansons bréves.
Le Thiere (Charles)
window. 7910.
Letschin (F. M.)
you. 19581. jee
Leudet (M. L.) Sonate. 14163 (305).
Leui (J. O.) Kitty Cole. 18120.
Leutz (O. H.) Spring fever. 11765.
Levade (Charles) :

5639. ,
See Carter
(Bertram) Glancing.

8503.

13157.
Beneath -thy

Little girl like

you. 2139. Enfants de notre Bretagne. 23776.
Leschetizky (Theodor) Toceata. Sophie. 25133. _
13151, 13152. Trois baisers. 25348.
1702

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Levard (P. D.) I don’t like being
tickled by a fly. 21804.

Levecesque (Madeline) Shining path.
11687,

Levenson (Boris) Sog mir, du schein
meidele. 11690.

Levenson (Charlies) First finger-exer-
cises. 10126.

Levenson (Robert) One who taught
me the golden rule. 17651.

Levergeois (A.) Cantiques. 12550.

Leveridge (L.) Cure of care. 14163
(128).

Levey (Harold):

Broken hearts. 5866.

Deep in someone’s heart. 18791.

Hand organ. 6292.

Homesick. 6345.

Look in your heart. 22127.

Love needs no single word. 351.

Love song. 6698.

Magic ring. 24425.

Malaiya. 17375.

Minnie an’ me. 10997.

Omar Khayam was right. 484.

Roumania. 548.

When I walk with Minnie. 7696.
Levey (W. C.) Hsmeralda. 8154.
Lévidis (D:) Nazmi. 2609.

Levine (A. R.):

Rosita. 22686.

You made me forget. 746.
Levisohn (Stella) :

Carolita. 1685.

Lost my sweetie blues. 24369.

Rosita. 20256.

Tango mania. 7491.

Underneath the stars. 20694.
Levitre (Ray) Dreams. 38815.
Levitzki (Mischa):

Gavotte. 6217.

Valse. 2354, 24299.
hevy (C. iy"

Skeezix. 11672.

30th street blues. 12541.

Levy (D. F.) Sally the queen of tin
pan alley. 20284:

Levy (Ellis):

Hlegie. 137.

Marche triomphale. 19695.

Levy (Harry) I’ve got the lonesome
mammy blues. 17076.
‘Lévy (Heniot) :

Etude, no. 1-9. 14628-16435.

Octaven-etude, no. 10. 15533.

Variat.onen iiber ein original-

thema. 16153. —

Zwei kieine walzer. 15176.

Levy (Jack) Broken heart. 14354.
Lévy (Lazore) Pastorale. 13158.
Tievy (S..M.):

Gee! but I'm cold. 3966.

Who’s kissing you. 5593.

Levy & cie.:

Ha! ho! shimmy! 6277.

Volupté. 7645.

Lewandowski (L.) All the world
shall come to praise Thee. 18413.

Lewine (A. BH.) Tee-up. 11885.

Lewis (—) Down among the sleepy
hills of Tennessee. 9974.

Lewis (C. B.):
Good enuf to eat. 10258.
Parson’s sociable. 24807.
Queen of the garden. 24906.
Lewis (C. L.) Stories my mother
told me. 20479.

Lewis (Charles H.) Alabama blues.
9446.

Lewis (Cyrus Harold):

Settle up. 20331.

Speak for yourself. 20452.

Lewis (D. C.) Vm always thinking
of you darling. 21835.
Lewis (D. L.):
Adrienne my love. 12354.
Caribbean Rose. 9708.
Empty arms. 10058.
Lovers of yesterday. 13231.
West Indian blues. 14053.
Lewis (EH. W.) Monterey Bay. 6859.
Lewis (Ed.) Who killed the old tom
cat next door. 14091.

Lewis (F. J.) Back-in my home town.
21.403.

Lewis (F. L.):
All for one. 23380.
Baby kisses. 16454.
Dear old U. S. A. 23702.
Heartbroken-over you. 16930.
Ill say so. 17023.
Mah-jongg. 22171.
Northland. 22401.
Today. 16091.
What do I care. 16218.
You tell em Charlie. 23325.
Lewis (F. V.) Memories of long ago.
19733.

Lewis (Fulton) jr. Virginia’s cava-
lier song. 12084.

Lewis (G. H.):

Mammy dear. 8594.

Those baby smiles. 9201.

What’s wrong with the women.

7688.

Lewis (G. M.) Green-hooded maiden
of the hills. 968.
Lewis (H.) Oh dearest. 17612.
Lewis (H. A.) Junior hymnal. 15087.
Lewis (Hubert) Sweet daddy blues.
18020.
Lewis (J. M.) Why me? 12231.
Lewis (J. T.):
India. 19376.
Shadows. 20333.
Lewis (Jack) No one knew it was
you, made me cry. 15506.

106658—2426 1703

INDEX

Lewis (L. R.):
Aren’t you glad? 9517, 9518.
Beloved America. 9597.
Book of Tufts music. 12506.
Brown and blue. 9665, 9666.
Charlie refined. 9736.
Class day. 9778.
Dear alma mater.
Dear chapel bell. 9900.
Fight, boys, fight. 12801-12805.
Football song. 12826.
For Tufts hurrah! 10154.
Forward. 10162-10164.
Guard Old Glory. 10276, 10277.
It was but lately. 10613.
Jumbo song. .10650.
Jumbo the great. 10651-10653.

9899.

Land we love the best. 10725,
10727.

Loyalty. 10883, 10884.

Maytime. T8008 (77).

North and South. 11176-11180.

O cherished homeland. 11201-—
11204.

Shell out. 11634.

Spell it out. 11758, 11759.

Spell it out for Tufts. 11760.

That mascot. 11911.

Tuftonia’s day. 12010; 12011.

Tufts text-melody collection.
13971. Ia ae

Tufts today, Tufts for aye. 13972.

We stand. 12143-12147.

When you’re tired. 12201.
Win. 12248.
Lewis (Lula) Down the dip of Gypsy
trail. 6077.

Lewis (N. L.):
I’m the man that makes the world
go round. 14930.
When the crowd comes home.
16249.
Lewis (P. B.) 'That mascot.
Lewis (Robert) Darling,
meet again. 14529.
Lewis (Roger):
Kamaroon hop. 24253.
Nellie, take the whole darn farm.
15488.
Take the whole darn farm. 9152.
Lewis (S. E.):
Movie show.

11911.
we will

22309.

Peeping moon. 22542.
Lewis (8S. J.):

Kiss me sweet. 22035.

Mama knows. 22177

Sud bustin’ blues. 25184.

Lewis (Ted) Bee’s knees. 9585.
Lewis’ (Ted) frolic. 12436, 12480,
12570, 12571, 13936, 18979, 14290.

Lewis (Thomas) :
Every fellow loves the girl that

I love. 144. |
I love the dear old summertime.
Daa?

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Waltzing with the girl that you

love. 18217.
Lewis (W.) Slurro waltz. 583-585.
Lewis (W. J. C.) Valse ma jolie.
7614.
Lewis, French & Barnes co. Honey-
moon blues, 24025.
Ley (Benton):
Ellis Island blues. 21497, 23352
(39)<
Fool. 23852 (48).
Ley (H. G.) Sheep under the snow.
17879.

Lhoumeau (A.)
et chants divers.
Liadoff (A.)
songs. 138159.
Liadov (A. C.)
15410.
Liberato (Francesco) :
Penitenza. 24816.
Terra d’America.
Libertini (F. L.):
Eistasi d’amore.
Gilda. 23881.
Leonora. 15166.
Nuovissima. 15521.
Libouris (M. E.) Close your
81.
Li Causi
12630.
Lichina (G. A.) Ballad. 10767.
Lichtenstein (Matus):
Malorosijsky trepak. 15278.
Polka prelestnaya barishnia.
15679.
Tanetz chumaka. 16014.
Ukrainski hopak. 16131.
Liddings (H. M.) When I hold you in
‘my arms. 16230.
Liddle (Samuel) :
Love’s captive. 15250.
‘Old French carol. 4833.
Teach me to live. 20562.
Three songs. 4468.
What perfume this? O shepherds.
say. 9296.
Liden (Mrs. O. HE.) Hark! a burst of
heavenly music. 23966. -
Liebe geht um. 6626.
Liebling (Emil) Menuetto
14163 (346).
Liebling (F. M.)
141638 (346).
Liebman (Hyman) Bach violin album.
18486.
Lieman (Nettie) Fiesta waltzes. 159.
Lieth (Leonore) Arcadia. 5768.
Lieurance (Thurlow) :
Far off I see a paddle flash. wee
Forgotten trails. 21580
Ghost pipes. 10205, 10206.
Gray wood dove is calling.
In my bark canoe. 15011.
On Cherry Hill. 15570.

12 séquences tropes:
10766.
Four Russian folk

Musical snuffbox.

20581.
14627 .

eyes..

(Nunzio) Credei d’amarti..

scherezo..

Menuetto scherezo.

14770.

1704

nos. 1-15, 1923

INDEX

Wasté wala ka kelo. 25442.
Where dawn and sunset meet.
25494.
Liffring (A. T.) Lantern moon. 13137.
Liffring (C. A. T&T.) Lantern moon.
13137.
etl (RS:
Mephisto galop. 10973, 24506,
24507.
Souvenir d’ Vienne. 11748, 25138,
25139.
Light of the world. 22084.
Lighthill (Norman) :
Fiddle-de-dee. 3910.
It is spring. 15040.
On to Bethlehem. 24747.
Ligotti (Fernando) :
Bella con me. 9594.
Delizia eterna. 9929.
Per mee per te. 11378.
Piedino svelto. 11396.
Likins (Ada) Oh, movie drummer
boy.. 22451.
Lila separée. 6526, 6890.

Lilac time. ‘2907-2911, 5089, 7261,

7264, 8991.
Lile (C. M.) Among the hills of home
sweet home. 23398.
Liliuokalani (Queen) Aloha oe. 5723.
Liljenberg (Joseph) When 1 think of
you dear. 5546.
Lillenas (Haldor) :
Armageddon. 12404.
At the feet of Jesus. 3453.
Beyond. 21168.
But one step between thee and
death. 18599.
Children’s friend. 3623.
Christ alone can save. 18682.
Circle of His love. 3648. :
Dearest one-of all will be Jesus.
3759.
Forever lost. 189883.
Give thanks. 3987.
God is living. 4001.
God’s grace divine- 8238.
God’s ways. 19052.
Golden bells of welcome. 4007.
He does it all in love. 4074.
He is Divine. 19108.
I believe the Bible. 10417.
I love Him more and more. 4179.
I want my life to tell for Jesus.
4933
In Jesus. 19344.
Is it well with your soul. 4825.
Jesus redeemed me. 4353. 5
Jesus rescued me. - 19430.
Joy set before us. 4367.

Keep the joy bells ringing. 4407.

King of glory. 4415.

Leave a bit of sunshine. 4457.
Leave all to Him... 19540.
Living forever. 19592.

Living on the bright side. 8530.

Lord God omnipotent reigneth.
4520. ;

Lord, is it I. 13206

Loyal to my King. 4552.

More than all the world. 19796.

Morning at last. 19797.

Must I go to Him alone. 4699.

My burden is gone. 19839.

Nothing can be greater, 15423.

O love of Calvary. 4803.

O soul of mine. 19982.

One sweet hour with Jesus. 4856.

One that the children love. 13491.
Pentecostal showers. 24820.
Pilgrim and a stranger. 4926.
Power of Pentecost.. 4953.
Pray on. 4959. ,
Remember. 20211.
Rock of ages. 11525.
Seasons of refreshing. 5095.
Sin writes. 20364.
Since Jesus has come to abide.
20365.
Since Jesus saved me. 20366.
Sleep, baby sleep. 20377.
Sobbing of a thousand million.
9068.
Some glad morning. 5179.
Something in that name. 5183.
Spread the sunshine. 5225.
Storm the forts of sin. 5239.
Take the right way. 20551.
Wealth cannot buy. 20774.
Welcome for me. 5521.
What will it be to be there. 5535.
When I think of what Jesus gave
me. 98305.
When Jesus comes. 16236.
When Jesus leads. 20820.
Whisper it to Jesus. 20860.
Wonderful peace. 5624.
You are in need. 5649.
Zion’s hill. 20970.
Lillian (Isidore) Noch a regen kumt
sunenshien. 24660.
Lillie (Muriel) :
‘I’m getting better. 242.
Susannah’s squeaking shoes. 3051,
18585.
9 o’clock revue. 9412.
Lillis (G F.) Somebody's arms.
15890.
Limehin (E.) Hong Kong. 4120.
Linbauch (P. H.) jr. Just a rosebud.
2719p.
Linck (R. R.) Memory of a rose.
24499.
Lincke (Paul) :
Fireflies. 21551-21553.
Glow worm. 6244-6246, 12858.
Ironie. 13054, 13055.
Love came from fairyland. 15236.
March of the Siamese. 6752, 6753,
10915, 13262.
Pipifax-fox trot. 18569.

1705

INDEX

pt. 111, n.s., v.18"

Tineke (Paul)—Continued.
Serenade der verliebten. 20328.
Siamese patrol. 7314-7316.

Sommerlust. 13791, 13792.

Spring beautiful spring.. 22876
22878.

Twinkiing star. 16126, 18159,
231038.

LineoIn (B. L.) Every day in all the
year is Mother’s day. 1896.

Lineoln (Charles) Shakespeare song
book. 7291.

Lineoln (H. J.):
American emblem.
Anywhere. 9505.
Boyeott song. 9648.
Corn beef and cabbage.

16414.

91351.

Dreaming of old Kentucky. 9996.

fHmblem of peace. 16762.

Honeymoon. 14842.

How could I leave you _ dad.
10387.

I can’t forget. 10420.

Just a vision of my home sweet
home. 6564.
Listening in. 15192.
Liza Lou, come cure mah blues.
8532.
Loving blues. 138285.
Our public schools.
She’s that new
17877
so long Kitty. 15878.
Susquehanna trail. 18015.
That snow clad mountain
5110.
There’s no excuse
you. 13920, 20611.
Those smiles she wore.
Too many Smiths. 1375.
Vandersloot solo piano folio.
18179, 18180.
We are the ladies of the Ku klux
klan. 23178.
Lineoin (H. J.) music co:
Girls of America. 14744.
How could I leave you dad?
10387.
Listening in. 15192.
Love’s fairest flower.
Lind (A. A.)
bind (C. 0.)
Don’t blame me for
Sunbeam. 16710.
Hearts of youth. 16931.
Lind (Gustave):
At Teddington lock. (28.

7049.
mamma o’ mine,

girl.
left here for

18099.

4544,
Flower’s charm. 18976.

calling her

Forest magic. 21579.

Merry England. 395.
Lindell (C. F.):

Lure of a gem. 17863.

My blue-eved babe. 4705.
Wandering, wayward child. 16193,
18220.

| Line (C. G.)

Lindeman -(Otto) Auf der
gartenbank. 18464.

Lindergreen (Charles)
dolly. 5240.

Lindgren (Hilma) Broken silver cord.
18589.

Lindley (J. D.) Dot. 3797.
Lindquist (O. A.):
Alene. 12376.
Rolling waves.
Violets. 14017.
Lindsay (J. W.):
so so. 5170.
Sun on the sea. 5250.
Lindsay (daunen), My m mammy.
17520.
Lindstrom (Belains)
I’m loving you. 38399.
Lindstrom (Victor) :
Alfalfa blossoms.
Where mother is that’s home
home sweet home. 25496.
With you alway. 5620.
Line (EKva). Forever. 3942.
Linebarger (1. B.) Invocation song.
17147. .
Linett (Maurice) :
Dear, love. 6027...)
That-blue-eyed. 25256.
Ling (Gustave) Silent mere. 15847.
Lingle (Don) Every night at twilight
make a wish for me. 920.
Link (Harry):
Daddy’s wonderful pal. 3714.
No one loves you any better than
your m-a-double-m-y. 2625.
Rio Vista, on the Halifax. 15752.
Sweet lover. 13869.
Sweet papa Joe. 22956.
Link (J. H) When love is true, and
two hearts beat as one. 16242.
Linn (C. H.) Mother of mine I am
dreaming of you. 11048. 24561.
Linn (G. F.) At dawn, 27.

kleinen

Strolling,

13657.

13381,

All the time

9451,

Linn (Naomi) Teddy. 11884.
Linné (H.8.):
Hiner so allieine. 10043.

Es wertet das gliick an der ecke.
10071.

Komtesse Fontarabie. 10706.

© schéne sommernacht, es bitih’n

die linden,. 11215.
Sehéne rivalin. 17844.
Venus in seide. 12075.

Linnell (Olive) pseud.
(Olive).
Linottes.

Linton
19044.

Linz (Martha)
cetto. 1681.
Lipman (Carl):
Poppies. 17734.
Why don’t you tell me elias

See Herbert

19693.

(Ardie) Go get um Liza.

Caprice [und] Capri-.

18304.

1706

ie

INDEX
nos. 1-138, 19238
EEE ARES ae ae pe ae cee UES EC Pine
Lippert (John) Magic prairies. | Little (A. .C.) Lest we forget. 24295.
13250. Little (G. A.) Do you, don’t you, will
Lippman (Sid) Hard luck blues. you, won’t you, love me too. 9949.
~ 21697. Little (M. L.) Spirit of AHentown.

Lipschultz (George) Marcheta’s sis-
. ter. 24459.
Lipschutz (Abe)
Lisjak (Victor)

Adria. 489.
Listen to de lambs. 24314.
Listen to me. 10731.
Listening in. 1085, 1464. ,
Liston (Virginia) :
Bed time blues. 16478.
Happy shout. 23965.
Jeslous hearted blues. 17167.
Put your mind on no one man,
UTi9G.
Lisuzzo (F. R.)
I love. 1528.
Liszt (Franz):
Au bord d@’ une source. 13174.
Bénédiction de Dieu dans la soli-
tude. 13175.
Bilder aus ungarn.
Consolation. 13176.
Consolations. 14163 (312).
Dream of love. 4484.
Etude de concert. 22092.
How sweet the name of
sounds. 24316.
Klavier werke. 2373, 2374.
Liebestraum. 10783.
Liebstraume. 328, 66458.
Main gauche. 10784.
Meet me in dreams.
Oh, quand je dors.
Penseroso. 13177.
Predicat'on aux oiseaux St.
cois d’Assise. 19571.
-Préludes. 22093, 22094.
Pusta wehmut. 6645.
Réve d’amour. 15194.
St. Franeois de Paule marchant
sur les flots. 13178.
Sei grandi studi. 17276.
Soirées de Vienne. 17277, 17278.
Litchfield (Eddie) Inside the walls of
e. China.-.-13052.
Litchfield (H. E.):
Have you lost Him? 21705.
Land beyond the sunset. 10721.
On to victory. 22479.
When the clouds have rolled away.
23223.
Lithuanian orchestra dance folic, no.
1. 22095.
Littau (Joseph)
12779.
Littig (Frank): ,
Littig’s new harmony self instruc-
tor. 8516.
Littig’s new practical method for
banjo C notation. 24317.
National self teacher. 24622.

Julien. © 2264.
On the shores of

Annie,:’*tis you that

6642.

Jesus

6644.
15193.

Fran-

Extase melodieuse.

7409.
Little (M. M.) When we meet in -par-
adise. 7706. :
Little Billy. pseud. See Bliss (C.)
Little duchess. 2234, 2376, 2377, 9702.

Little Jessie James. 14459, 14904,
14905, - 15201, 15202, 15433, °°15954,
17031, . 17286, 18011, 21827, 21828.

Little Miss Bluebeard.
16285, 19059, 19060.
Little Nelly Kelly. 5433,

7601, 7602, 7641.
Little old New York. 15203.
Little Red Riding Hood. 22102.
Little revue at nine o’clock. 21599,
22104, 23113.

14963, 15874

Liuzzi (Fernando) Gaidla e mare
chiaro. 19011.
Lively. (K. A.):
Clavel. 18693.
Within the walls of China. 1442,
1443.
Livens (Leo) Allegretto semplice.
7828.

Liversidge (R.)
April shower. 22.
Christians awake. 841.
It came upon the midnight ciear,
281:
Jubilante. 300.
O come all ye faithful. 467.
O little town of Bethlehem. 46
Once in royal David’s city. 49
Pen and ink. 512.
Silent night. 576.
Three oaks. 25295.
Living hymns.’ 22112.
Li Volsi (Frank) So now I'll find an-
other pal. 20395.
Liza. 259, 3369 (45), 6693.
Lizana’ (Ray's
Violet, you are the flower of them
all. 12082.
Why did you leave me so lone
some. 8287.
Llamas (C. R.) My dearie.
Liewellyn (Hector):
Reparations. 20217.
Water mill. 20762.
Lloyd (Gertrude) When I and Henry
Ford we own the world. 20806.
Lloyd (Robert) Keep it booming.
19499.
Lo Bianco (Gaetano):
Alba di gaudi. 9448.
Giovannino virtuoso mone
10211.
Peppino. Frenetico.
Sicilia gaia. 11649.

8.
).

19846.

In
3s 0

11376.

: 4707

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Loehr (Martha)

Lo Bianco (Gaetano)—Continued. —

Triciuzza belta ed eleganza.
11999.
Volutta vanzante. 12097.

Lo Cascio (Joseph) :
Mlettricita. 12750.
Gita a Palermo. 1974.
Sicilian flower. . 2954.
Sportina polk. 3013.

Loch Lomond. 10813.

Lochmoeller (Belmont) Georgie. 3970.
Lockfield (M. K.):

Peaceful valley. 7085.

Please don’t oogle me. 15668.

Lockhart (Hugene) It’s home to me.
2229, 4333, 19394-19396.

Lockton (Edward) Nightingale of
June. 8749.

Lockwood (L. W.):
Golf blues. 1994.
Keep your eye on daddy when
mamma’s away. 15120.
Red-hots. 17779.
Sometime I'll hear your sweet
voice calling. 5185, 18788, 20974

(208).

Take a look at Molly. 5290,
5291, 13881, 14163 (752).

7.98. 18364.

Lodge (Henry):

Clown. 21321.

I want a big red apple on a Stick.
12999.

In a tea garden. 19334.

Moonlight silhouettes. 19792.

Stacko Lee. 25155.

Sweet and sour blues. 13865.

Sweet Poncianna. 15988.

That red head gal. 3105.
Wireless wavelets. 5618.
Loeb (H. B.) Fragment. 6205.
Loeb-Evans (Mathilde) Yellow but-
terflies. 5641.
Loebel (iL. M.):
Dearie. 18788.

Down in New Hampshire. 122.
Loebel & co. Sweetie mine. 11852.
Loeck (A. J.) Gee but ain’t it great

to meet a pal from over seas. 23871.
Loeffler (C. M.) Musie for four

stringed instruments. 19823, 19824.
Loeffler (EK. H.)

that yeu fooled. ibaa
Lohr (Hermann):

Alanna. 3394.
Ballad of Cape St. Vincent. 3482.
Cobbler. 1745, 8019.

Grape vine swing. 25595 (102).

Had Ia garden. 9413 (58).

Star of the East. 5679 (353).

What a wonderful world it would
be. 25460.

Whatever is-is best. 3254.

When thou art near me.
(ieee Al)\e

25595

Logan (Ff. K.)

Who did you think’

When she left me
blue. 5556. )
Loés (G.) Elégie.
Loés (H. D.):
Consolation of death. S035.
How can you turn Him away.
21787.
Long long road with Jesus.
Old ties of true love. 22475.
Saviour who keeps. 5079.

12748.

4518.

Sunshine all along the way. 5258.
Loescher (Bernard) :

Embrace me dear. 6122.

Honey moon time in June. 6347.

Loescher music co.
18218.

Loeser (Albert):
Freie bahn. 1949.
Friihlings-ballade. 1954.

Ich such ‘ne geschiedene frau.
2159,

Mi querida.

Trifling rag. 3173.

Yoshiwara. 3336.

Loesser (Arthur) California. 9686.

Lowe (Fritz):

Blinde liebe, blinder hass. 16504.
Schatg,*t* JOH S* Ome amen, SCL
moglichst leise. 7257.
Loftus (Cecilia) :
Requiem. 8934.
Serenade. 9008.
Loftus (John):
Misty moon. 2526.
My sugar papa ain’t so awful

Wall flower.

2509.

handsome. 15464.
Tantalizing blues. 16018.
Logan (—) Pale moon. 17680.

Hen as the flower.
10036.

Logan (I. M.) In California, where
I met you. 10556.

Lohengrin. 7649, 25595 (299).
Lohman © *CH.2e Please remit.
22519.

Lohr (Isabelle). Welcome Shrine
boys. 12151.

Lohr (Theodore) Children’s hour.
23590.

Lohrman (4. J.) Sky-light. 11674.

Lola in love. 185, 251, 263, 516.

Lollipop. 25222. ;

Lomas (G. H.) Happy freshman.

6296.

Lombardo (Carlo) :
Bambola della Prateria. 14282.
Scugnizza. 7269.

Lombardo (V. A.) Usignuolo, 20701.

Lomir sich iberbeten. 135195.

Lomonaco (Martin) Come back to me
again. 23624.

London calling. 19597, 22984.

Londonderry air. 2390, 4510, 13195,

19598, 24847-24349.

1708

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

Lonergan (A,
24826.
Hone (ALiE.):!
Honey moon. 4115.
Old fashioned cottage down the
lane. 4829.
Long (C. O.) Love of nature.
Long (Dick):
C’m’ on and dry the dishes, and
we'll have lots of fun. 21321.
You’re going from no place to no-
where, when nobody’s waiting
for you. 12310.
Hone GA.) :
Blarney of Barney O’Toole. 18544.
Love-lit shadows. 1105.
Long (Glynn) I’ve got the lonesome
mammy blues. 17076.
Long (Harry) Regret. 11497.
Long (Ira) Vale of Shenandoah waltz.
25080.
Long (Mrs. J.):
Dear old dad. 18780.
Mother’s day. 8679.
Old home. 8805.
Somewhere in the West.
Wanderer. 14030.
Long (J. O.):
American beauty. 9474.
Crystal hill. 5992.
Dixie. 23718.
Fairies of the forest. 6155.
Heavenly places in Jesus my Lord.
14807.
Imperial band march. 14993.

Bs} Personality.

13220.

7365.

In green pastures. 19841.

King of kings. 19505.

Old homestead grand march.
24728.

Promise from the Lord to you.
22609.

Some happy day. 22835.
School days. 11590.
Vale of Shenandoah waltz. 25385.
When I stand on the streets of
gold. 20812.
When the roses bloom my darling.
16255. t
Long (Mrs. J. O.)
Owe. (diigec yt
Cowardy cowardy custard.
Don’t forget. 18833.
Give it a smile. 8225,
Going to have one. 10238.
His is a fine phiz, his is. 2059.
How’s ev’rything. 12948.

Crystal hill. 5992.
1775.

I’m going to make you love me.
12976.
In the days of Tut-ankh-amen.
10573.
Little June Rose.
Lovin’ ol’ moon.
Romeo, what
13659.
Sing along, Sambo. 13741.
There’s somebody thinking of you
Mary: 13921.
* Uriah. 138990. ;
Yow’ll be so lonely. 3345. ;
Long (R. A.):
Sweetheart-for- you - I’m
3069.
Those-beautiful-styles.
Long (R. 8.) Honey moon.
Long way. 6166.
Longacre (L. B.)
9211.
Longereek (Paul)
klux klan. 24452.
Longenbach (Harold)
I’m waiting. 9957.
Longo (Antonio) How can you be
mine. 10385.
Longshaw (F, W.):
Aggravating blues. 14182.
American flag, is good enough for
me. 3421.
Blueiest-blues of blues. 18552. |
Daddy, daddy, daddy. 14500.
Daddy your mamma’s' through
with you. 18748.
I want to feel it.
Love me daddy blues.
Longstaffe (Ernest) :
Girl o’ mine. 1971, 14163 (659).
His girl. 992.
Hugging tight. 4130.
Kiss game. 4419.
Longstreet (Harvey):
Cello. 21261.
Clarinet. 21318.
Saxophone, 22715.
Saxophone, lesson 13-24. 15806.
Ukulele. 23107.
U. S. school of music. 25375.
Longueville (L. V.) Home I was to
share. 4108.
Lonquist (Leonard) Old times.
Look at her well. 1100.
Look away to heaven. 19611.
Loomis (H. W.):

10798, 19585.
13254.
did Ro-me-owe.

pining.

3128.
4115.

To begin with.
March of the Ku

Don’t forget

19295.
22144.

482.

Human gramophone. 6365. Argument. 18444.
I can hear the church bells ring- Halloween. “14783.
ing, wish they were ringing for Mah-jongs. 24430.
me. 12957. : Mermaids. 15338.
I do like a little bit o’ turkey. True story. 16110.
- 68387. Wood sprites. 16324.
I'll change your clouds to sun- | Looney (G. C.) Bright and beautiful
beams. 12968. daisy. 18580.
1709

INDEX

Loos (Billie) Oh Desdemona you’re
going to lose your sheik. 4815.
Loos (Ernie) Oh Desdemona you're
going to lose your sheik. 4815.
Lopez (Ray):

Bee’s knees. 9585.

Stack o’ Lee blues. 22886.
Lorah (D’) See D’Lorah (—).
Lord I can’t stay away. 196138.
Lore (C. G.) What’s the use of feelin’

blues 08254.
Loreley. T7808 (63). %
Lorentsen (Ellen) I wanted you just
as a friend. 21878.

pt: 111, n. s., v.18

Star and the cross. 22887.

Sun of my soul. 20974 (78).

Sweet the moments. 14163 (556).

"Tis midnight. 20974 (81).

Unto to Him that loved us. 9413
(146).

Volunteer choir. 1405-1408, 5476,
D477, 12094, 12095, 14025, 16181,
20744, 20745, 23163, 25422.

Weeping now is over. 20974 (88).

What a comforter. TS08 (149).

What the Haster bells say. 7808
(150).

Wings heavenward. 14163 (617).

Lorenz (KE. 8.): Lorenz (K. K.) Organist, 1201-1202,
Abide with me. 20974 (1). . 4860.

Arm of the Lord. 20974 (3).

Gaul of Christmas. 14465 1(073)% Lorenz pub. co.:

Children’s day convention. 7808
(12).

Deeper than tears. 20974 (14).

Dismiss thy care. 14163 (148).

Easter comfort. 20974 (17).

Easter evangel. 20974 (18).

Easter treasury. 20974 (19).

Evening memories. 9413 (44).

Festal anthems. 7808 (30).

Gloria. 7808 (38).

Gloria Patrie. T808 (39).

God be merciful. 9413 (52).

He was despised. 20974 (33).

Heilige nacht. 14163 (237).

Hosanna. 20974 (34).

How dear are Thy counsels.
20974 (36).

How gracious the Lord is. 14163
(250).

Tll go on. 9413 (70).

I will bless the Lord. 12344 (19).

I will sing. 14163 (261).

Lift up your heads. 20974 (48).

Lord is in His holy temple. 12544
(24).

Meaning of Christmas. 24482.

My country ‘tis of thee. 9413
(96).

New gospel quartets. 24634.

O love, that wilt not let me go.
19975.

O Zion that bringeth.. 14163
(405).

Oster evangelium. 20974 (61).

Precious promise. 1234.

Rainbow féte. T7808 (107).

Resting in my Savior’s arms.
14163 (460).

Sanctus. 14163 (489).

Send forth the messengers. 12344
(46).

Sons of promise. 1307.

Spirit and life, no. 2. 7808 (124,

125).
Spirit and the bride say come.
12344 (48).

Spring Gospel service. 7808 (127).
1710

Beautiful city. 18509-18513.
Bobolink. 18557.

Boys of the old brigade. 18568.

Children of the Bible. 9746.

Dance of the Pau-puk-keewis.
18752.

Dear land of freedom. 18827—
18829.

Easter bells. 3839, 3840.

Evening prayer; 38875:

Flower and song. 10141. —

Flower for .you, mother dear.
18974, 23830, 23831.

Gift of love. 21624.

Hope of the ages. 24032.

I will give thanks. 19299.

Indian lullaby. 4809.

Joy after sorrow. 4865, 4366.

Joyful HKastertide. 4369.

Lord, Thy will be done. 19614.

Lorenz’s vox angelica, no. 2.
10838. |

Master’s garden. 19710.

Meaning of Christmas. 24482.

Moonlight trail. 19793.

My evening song. 19850.

My Jesus, as Thou wilt. 19866.

New gospel quartets for men’s

_ voices. 24634.

O love, that will not let me go.
19975,

On to Bethlehem! 247A7.

One starry night. 1199.

Organist. 1201, 1202, 4860, 11306,
15594, 20051, 24764.

Paths of June. 8845, 11364.

Precious promise. 1234.

Preludes and postludes. 24886.

Resurrection story. 5010.

Sailing. 20276.

Sons of promise, 1307.

Star and the cross. 22887.

Star of hope. 25158.

Storm He stays. 5238.

‘Tis morning. 20643. ;

Twilight. 20267, 20268, 22693.

Up the airy motntain. 20697.

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 19238

Volunteer choir. 1405-1408, 5476,
5477, 12094, 12095, 14025, 16181,
20744, 20745, 23163; 25422

When Santa listened in. 16245.

Wilson’s songs and ballads. 1440.

Wonderful tidings. 1448.

World’s Redeemer. 23295. -

Lorette. Frivolity! 1951.
Loretie (G.):

V5 SS ES a

Altina. 3412.

Amour trés long. 3426.

Bahianinhas. 3480.

Batutas. 3498.

Bella napolitana. 3513.

Blues! blues! blues! 35388.

Bluest of the blues. 3540.

C’n’est pas comme ca. 3571.

Dadiva d’amor. 3718.

Djella. 3781.

Hmoi. 3853.

Hawaiian lament.

Il s'dégonfle. 4270.

Japanese moon. 4339.

Land of my dreams. 4450.

_ Madabia. 4560.

Nina blues. 4784.

No. rancho. 4789.

One step’s enough for me,

Pegue o boi. 4904.

Pelo telephone. 4905.

Peseador. 4910.

Pombinha. 4945.

Rediviva. 5003.

Rita... 50238.

Samba da noite. 5071.

Samba do carnaval. 5072.

Sarambé. 95076.

Showed the white of her wonder-
ful eyes. 5134.

Song of a Brittany
5191.

Sou batuta.

Tello mio!

Trois orfévres ...4
Eloi. 5397."

Vocé me aeaba.

Loretti (A. H.) Neue schule fiir
gitarre oder laute. 1175.
Lorraine (Claude) Danse des Arabes.
16661.
Lorraine (Lawrence) :
Can you forget. 18620.
How we court down Devon way.

4065.

4855.

fishermaid.

5216.
5313.
la © St.

5469.

8306.
Rose you picked last Summer.
8957.
Lorraine (Vivian) :
Blue eyed baby blues. 1623.
Come and snuggle in your sweet

daddy’s arms. 5969.
I want some loving from that
sweet daddy of mine. 2148.
Sunshine and you. 5259.

Lo Russo (Angelo) Al. canerino.
14187.
Losch (Abe):
Comedy king. 16622.
Keystone division. 17223.

Kill-kare.
Losé (Albert)
Losey (EF. H.):

After-theughts. 16385.

Cherry blossoms. 16579.

Dance of the wood nymphs. 16657.

Dancing by moonlight. 16658.

Flufiy feathers. 16821.

Maid at arms. 17370.

Sylph. 18031.

Vandersloot solo piano folio. 18179,

18180.
Loth (L. L.)

Andante religioso. 3429.

Arabesque-intermezzo. 9512.

B.rd from Mars. 9614.

Concert paraphrase. 14464.

Dainty dancers. 8062.

Holiday waltz. 6339.

Parting. 4883

Phantoms. 4918,

Rustic dance. 8966.

Shimmering waters. 25046.

Solitary dreamer. 9067.

Sparkling dewdrops. 7407.

Through the meadow. 25300.

Tinkle bells. 25308.

Valse dé concert. 23131.

Waltz in springtime. 25436.

Winter carnival. 18314.

Lothrop (W. A.) My girl from Ten-
nessee. 22330.
Lotter (Adolf):
Immortal choir. 14992. -
Pro patria. 11449.
Lotti (Antonio) :

Aria. 6681.

Arietta. 7854.

Srucifixus. 3700.

Lottman (G. D.) Page your puppies.
11334.
) LOwdaCAceEe jus

Consider the lilies. 14163 (119).

Our risen King. 14163 (418).
Loughborough (Raymond) :

17224.

Valse divine. 3198.

Darkness and dawn. 107.

Light of our life. 22083.
Paddy-the-next-best-thing. 4871.
Song of Charmion. 11722.
Through fire and water. 5361.

Loughry (J. B.) Vote for Henry Ford.

18203.
Louis (V. T.) Blue paradise. 18551.
Loux (Theodore) I am a coming,
mother. 4139.

Lovatt (S. E.):

Gathering song of Donald the

black. 16848. :
I think on thee in the night.
10505.

1711

INDEX

pt; 111, ns), Vos

Lovatt (S. E.)—Continued. —
If there were dreams to sell. 8373.
If thou wilt ease thine heart of
love. 8374.
Nocturne. 17319.
Oh! I wish I were a tiny browny
bird. 8792.
So sweet is she. 9062.
There is a lady sweet and kind.
9186. :
Love (Blanche) Dear old Dixieland
I’m lonesome. 16680.
Love (C. A.) Morning. 2549.
Love (Edith) Girl from the U. S. A.
951.
Love (J. E.):
Kyes of gray. 3887.
House across the way.
Love (Louis) :
Because the heart of you is sweet.
12461.
Magic of love.
Loveday (Carroll)
lady. 19885.
Loveland (C. F.)
dreams. 14876.
Loveland (Carl):
Flower of the Orient. 16820.
Whispers of spring. 18282.
Loveland (R.) If you don’t love ’em
just don’t tell ’em that you do.
13017.
Lovelight music ¢o.:
Kiss me when you want to do your
kissing. 22086.
Telephone blues. 22997.
Lovell (H. B.) Triumph
12004.
Lovell (H. G.): .
Dragon flies. 21445.
March of the gnomes. 22190.
Valse charmeuse. 23129.
Lovell (Tom) Best of luck to you.
14310.

4125,

6730.
My rock-a-bye-lo

I built a world of

of right.

Loves old sweet song. 2419.
Loving (Waldron) My sweetheart
blues. 6928.

Low (Reg):
Francis & Day’s concert parties’
album. 10171.
In the days of Tut-ankh-amen.
105738.
Oi loves zider. 13461.
Pea-nuts, popcorn, candy.
Lowden (—)

Brightest and best. 21198.
Glorious dawn. 1978.
Lowden (C. D.) Before the day is

done. 18525.
Lowden. (C. H.):
Chureh school hymnal.
Heart aflame. 10322.
His yoke. 2060.
Life worth while.

8849.

3639.

6631.

Lowden (Thomas)
22507.

Lowell (G. H.):
T’ll carry off Ja-nie Lee.
Tinkalee. 18116.

Lowenberg (Florence) :
Blind Nydia’s love song. 9623. .
Night. 11160.

Lowenstein (Erwin) Midnight charm.

17422.

Our . rally day.

8329.

Lowrey (William) Our sweet love.
24775

Lowry (—) I need Thee ey’ry hour.
17065.

Lowry (H. F.) Wooster march song.
12266.

Lowther (Harry) Blackpool. 14322.

Lozzi (Antonio) Farandola. 215383.

Lubbe (Kurt) Tipsy Chinaman.
119074.

Lubenan (T. J.) Sandal feet. 15799.

Luca (A. De)
oreo. 24817.

Luca (Raffaele de):
°A canzone ’e Santa Lucia. 18369.

Pennino antico e spu-

"A storiella ’e natale. 18374.
"A vigilia ’e natale. 18376.
E’ muorto ammore. 16752.

Niseiuno adda sapé. 17568.

°O piscatore napulitanc. 22423.
Senza curtiello 20316.
Uh, mannaggia ’e che resate.
12037.
Lueas (A. C.) Young black Joe.
20961. ;
Lucas (E.):

Bonsoir, petit pére. 3547.
Divertissement. 14559.
Lucas (E. C.) Stomp with these good

time blues. 3028.
Lucas (Gene) Norse dance.
Lucas (John):
Flappers. 23819.
Moonshine man.
Lucas (M. P.):
Gone away. 19062, 21656.
Just one little day. 10672.
My dreams of you. 6901.
Pickin’ the guitar. 24840.
"Till I see you again. 9207.
Lucas (Wheeler) Hymn to the sacred
~heart. 14867.
Lucia. 18827-18829.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 12700.
Luck (Andrew) Sehnsucht. 20315.
Luck (M. H.) Black sheep. 9620.
Luckeroth (H. M.) I am waiting for
the springtime. 14874.
Luckhardt & Belder:
Frtihlingsahnung. 23861.
Hark! how the birds are singing.
23968.
Longing. 24856.
My pledge. 24614.
O mammy’s pickaninny.

13421.

15379.

24679.

oy

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

25149.

251590.
25151.
25284.

Spring is near.
Spring tidings.
Spring time is here.
They talk of Marietta.
Luckstone (Isadore) Reason
14163 (456).
Lucomlin apnea
9408
Ludwig (Carl):
Lingering summer. 10781.
Marcha del soldadesea espufiol.

Zumerdige nacht.

10916.
Prelude to an imaginary drama.
11442.
Liiders (G. L.) Cavalry charge. 94138
(21).
Liiders (Mrs G. L.) Cavalry charge.
9413 (21).
Lugier (Antonin) Ame des choses.
1517.

Luigini (—):
Ballet egyptian. 25595 (336).
Voice of chimes. 689.

Lukens (R. L.):
Aloha-means I love you. 9465.
I want you just for today. 10520.
That lovin’ hula melody. 11910.
Waikiki blues. 12106.

Luks (Rudolf) Graded violin course.

4027.

Luks (W. D.) Caroline. 12559.

Lullo (G. B.) Minuetto. 401, 402.

Lumadue (H. B.) Brighter side.
12519.

Lumby (H. C.) Champagne. 1701.
Lummis (C. F.) Pena hueca. 513.
Lummis (H. M.) There’s a girl in
the world for us all. 647.
Lumpe (W. J.) Tm going to my
home on the old Missouri shore. 8342.
Luna (Pablo):
Apuro de pura. 5760.
Hotel de los enamorados. 6354.
Lund (A. C.): a
Have faith, ye saints. 4063.
Oft in the stillness of the night.
4814.
Lundin (Jack) & co. Course for tenor
banjo. 23650.
Lundin (8S. C.)
Lupher (EH. L.)

Vilsnes viin. 14012.
Oh, salesman Sam.

20006, 22453.
Lusk (C. P.) Mother. 19804.
Lustenhouwer (Piet) Negro-song.
Lutes (QO. <A.) Nika ticky mika.
11163.
Luthy (C. M.) Mid the garden of
love’s fragrant flowers. 10987.
Luthy (C. T.) Mid the garden of
love’s fragrant flowers. 10987..

Bitkin CP. C:) :
Lord bless you
8541.
’Twas the night before Christmas.
1392.

and keep you.

why.

Lutkus (William). Dearest love.
3758.

Lutton (J. 8.) Baby Glyde’s lullaby.
3469.

Luxemburg, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. V.

Luyster (G. I.) ‘Awanda instructor
of popular music. 787.

Luz (Hrnst) :

Dramatic agitato. 4087.

Heavy villainous. +4087.
Laurette. 2336.

luz musie score. 3652, 1118. 6720.
Trifiing. 664.

Luz musie score. 3862,°1118, 6720.

Lyceum & Chautauqua manager assn.
- Her family on display. 10345.

Lydell (Frank) Sweet young lova-
ble mama. 5281.

Lyle (Carolyn de) “ar and near.
14672.

Lyle (H. D.) Thus I knew and think
of you. 23060.

Lyle (iXenneth) Asia. 23411.

Lyman ( ) Mother in Ireland.
17472.

Lyman (Abe):
Apple sauce. 9508.
Before you go. 23470.
I eried for you, now it’s your turn

to ery over me. 4154, 5679
(214).

I don’t want you to cry over me.
24074.

Little church around the corner.
330, 4487.

Love is just a flower.
Peggy dear. 113872.
Lyman (K. F.) Pennsylvania waltz.

20103.

Lyman (Tommy):

Roll on Mississippi. 15759.
Shanghai poppy man. 11625.
Lynch (T. J.) Won’t you take me
back to Ireland. 23287.
Lyneh (V. H.) Music for
lodge ceremonials. 2504.

Lynde (L. L.):
Ca ecest pour vous,
3073.
Véritable Samba.
Lynes (A. G.):
Etudes for the pianoforte.
(156).
Five hymns. 14163 (325).
Glad Easter morning. 25595 (94).
Jubilate in G. 25595 (158).
Kuiawiak. 14163 (301).
Lord is my Shepherd.
(167).
Maiden fair. 141638 (828).
My Shepherd. 141638 (375).
Now when Jesus was risen early.
25095 (207).

S551.

Rebekah

mad’moiselle.
3 eal I
14163

25995

1713

INDEX

pt. 17, n: s., v. 18

Lynes (A. G.)—Continued.
Progressive pianoforte
14163 (450).
Progressive studies for the piano-

studies.

forte. 14168 (451).
Sweet and low. 14163 (553).
Watcher at the gate. 14163
(599).

Lynes (Frank):

Etudes for the pianoforte.
(156).

Five hymns.

Glad Haster
(94).

Jubilate in G.

Maiden fair. 14163 (328).

My Shepherd. 14163 (375).

Now when Jesus was risen early.
25595 (207).

Progressive pianoforte
14163 (450).

Progressive studies for the piano-

141638 (325).
morning.

25995 (153)

studies.

forte. 14163 (451).
Sweet and low. 14163 (553).
Watcher at the gate. 14163 (599).
Lynes (Twining) MRecessional. 24913.
Lynn (Thomas) TJl1l follow Jesus.
17020.
Lynn (Tom) pseud. See Tomlinson
(Jack)

When Bedelia
20803.

Lynn (Tom) studios.
does the Grecian dances.

Lynton (Jessie) Let’s waltz again.
6624.
Lyon (Ethel) Bedtime tales. 12462.
Lyon (Finiey) :
Hark! hark! my ‘souls 25595
(103).

Lord is my rock. 9413 (84).
Lyon (Mrs. Finley) :
Hark! hark! my
(103).
Lord is my rock. 9413 (84).

soul. 25595

Lyon (James) Four preludes. 2425.
Lyon (M. D.):
Baby. 23439.
Girls of the old brigade. 14745.
That lazy melody. 9169.
Lyon (P.) Running water. 22694.

Lyon (P. E.) Songs of Phi gamma
delta. 5211.
Lyon (Phil) Fiji blues.
Lyons (—) Sometime in
22841. ‘
Lyons (Admira) Fields of red clover.
21547.
Lyons (Joe):
Don’t think. 887.
Florentine nights. 6188.
I didn’t care till I lost
21800, 24071.
In a tent. 8383.
Lyric music corp.:
Dear little pal, I’m
lonely. 3752.

6177.
Junetime.

you.

sad’ and

Have faith, ye saints.
Ive waited. 4227.
Lips. 4480.
Lonesome. 4514. -
Oft in the stillness of the night.
4814.
She’s my Saturday ey'’ning girl.
Zo.
Lysberg (—) Fontaine. 21573.
Lyst (Mrs. W. W.) Happiness. 16911.
Lystedt (Sigurd) I want just you.
2147.
Lyster
22825. .
Lytle (V. V.) Come on Wooster. 9801.
M... W.. K.,. See Kinsky (Ma Woe.
Ma (T. T.) Little shushan. 17289.

4065.

CEO Ol)" SOL” agvsut f00ks,

Ma balancelle. 15266.
Maas (Florence) Florence. 3931.
Maas (G. C.) Finger-exercises and

scale-studies. 3918.
Maase (W.) Awakening of the rose.
20974 (5).
Mabry (EK. K.) King Tut.
McAdow (W. P.):
Polytechnic. 13584.
Treasure state. 11993, 11994.
McAfee (Cleland) Lead kindly light.
9413 (77).
McAffee (Virginia) Oh hear me Ken-

10696.

neth. 22441.
McAleavy (Grace) Nest of gold.
1174.

McArthur (N. L.) Blue Pacific shores.
7928.
MacArthur (R. §.):
Calvary selection of spiritual
songs with music for the church
and the choir. 1475 (1).
Calvary selection of spiritual
songs with music for use in
social meetings. 1475 (2).

McAulay (N.. A.) Jesus is a friend of

mine. 10634.
McBeath (Neil) :
Break-o’-day. 23522.
I’m going back again to Yarra-
wonga. 6408.
Macheth (Allan) Forget me not.
6197:

McBrayer (N. L.) Crown. 9841.
McBride (A. R.) Mississippi valley

blues. 13315.
McBride (Oscar) Boy scouts song.
5853.

McCabe (2B. H.) Daas high song.
6614.
McCabe (J. C.):
Dancing and fori at Deauville.
14510.
Day by day in every way. 1813.
Rusty can o’ blues. 15784.

1714

INDEX

mos. 1-13, 1923

McCall (Joseph)
someone. 17056.

McCallister (Bonnie) You will break

my heart for I love you true. 12328.

McCamey (M. C.) Love’s dream.
10871.
McCann (M. J.) ‘Come where the
bright lights are shining. 12606.
McCann (Ramsey) She mistreated
me. 13717.

MeCarthy (C. J.) I’m always fooling
around. 17038.

McCarthy (Frank) Dear old Denver.
872.

MacCarthy (Hector)
you. S082.

McCarthy (Helen) My
1164.

McCarthy (W.-F.) . Your smile. _ 3360.

McCarthy (William) It used to be a
one-horse town. 19407.

MeCartney (W. J.) B. O:: A. 788.

MeCarty (Frances) Won’t you come
back. 12261.

MaeCaskill (Ian) Yearnings. 9374.

MacCaskill (Willina) Yearnings. 9374.

I’m looking for

Dearie, I want

rose maid.

MeCaslin (Sarah). Waiting. 12110.
McCauley (M. W.) Shepherdess
and the chimney sweep. 13721-

LEY easy
McCla‘m (M. M.) My mother. 17527.
McClanahan (C. E.) Take me back
to dear old mamy. 3077, 13882.
McClanahan & Gregory. Take me back

again to dear old mammy. 13882.
McClave (H. W.) Wedding of the

possum and the coon. 9291.
McClave (S. W.) Go on as if you’re
going somewhere. 12859.
McCielland (Conwell) Loving Lizzie.
13236.
MeClendon (Burdene) Come Mr.
Moon do the shimmy in the sky. 92.
Maclennan (KE. A. F.) Last night I

dreamed. 8491.

McCleniuon (Geo.) - Clarinet laughing
blues. 16601. .

MeClimans (H. P.) or McClimons
CE i:

T feel the blues a comin’ on. 24075.
There’s no love like a mother’s
love. 3122.
MeClintoek (Edith) :
For its you just you. 12829.

Like the stars in the skies.
10779.
McClung (Irene):
Just to me a distant star. 19485.

Nita. 19936.
McClure (M. C.):
Blessed home. 9622.
That beautiful city.
McClure musie ¢€o.:
Animal fair. 12394.
Love’s old sweet song. 10874.

11900.

Minnesota moon. 24521. -
My orientale. 435.
My serenade. 2590.
°O sole mo! 470.
Some how I know. 590.

Where is Reuben and Rachel now.
18267.
McColeman (Laura)
Shamrock. 3135.
McColl’ (HY F-) :

Four winds.
Vicar of Bray.
MeCollay (1. C.)
of love. 7750.
MeCollin (Frances) :
Hunting song. 4134.
Things of every day are all so

Three leaves of

23848.
DAW
Wonderful burglar

sweet. 650.
"Twas the night before Christmas.
18151.
MeComber (Kenneth) You’re the

first one to open the doors of my

heart. 14148.

MeCombs (Walter) I’ve got the room
rent blues. 17077.

McConathy (Osbourne) Twice 55d

community songs. 18976.
McConnell (A. H.) Inductive system
of violin study. 138050, 13051.

McConnell (G. B.): :

Ophelia. 7029, 17656.

Sunny Jim. 38047.

That’s the way we'll say good-bye.

11921.

Those beautiful eyes. 16064.
McConnell (N.):

College days. 21328.

Wide awake rondo. 20877.

Wide awake waltz. 20878.

MacConnico (J. B.)
4282.
McCoo (L. W.)
TIZ23:
McCool (Joe) Inchin’ along. 10588.
McCool & Reed. Inchin’ along. 15030.
McCormick (Dan) Another Shannon
dream. 9502.
McCormick (E. C.):
Come nestle in your
2 od hiamaged Wy 28
Dixie blues. 6040. -
Until death, dear, does us part.

In Hollywood.

Ode to Tennessee.

mammy’s

ol87.
McCormick (Harold) She’s got it.
Sie. ;
McCosh (D. H.) Glad _ tidings in
song. 6239.

MacCoul (Melvin) :
Aureola. queen of light.
Serenade. i3704.
McCowen (H. L.) Wonderful land of
love. 20899.
McCown (Viana)
McCoy (D. M.)

16444.

Over there. 4868.
My honey. 13375.

1715

INDEX

McCoy (H. H.) Mild Pacifte shore.
22248.
McCoy (W. J.):
Bacchus. 5790.

prayer. 59683.
Baby left on the

Cleopatra's
McCracken (B. Hh.)
door step. 12429.
McCracken (K. D.) Song book of the
U. S. naval academy. 5190.
McCreary (A. T.) Best old favorite
songs and new helps for teachers.
802.

McCulloch (Evelyn) Totsie waltz.
23072.

McCulloh (Clara) Value of a smile.
12069,

McCullough (fHarl) How I miss you
no one knows. 4127.
McDade (Idell) Can you, child, for-
get your mother? 1670.
MeDaniel (J. L.) jr:
Oh! oh! sweet daddy. 15551.
You’re just a pal I can’t forget.
20947.
McDaniel pub. co. VU tell you the
dream I had. 16450.
MacDermid (J. G.):

There’s a little vine-wreathed cot-
tage "way down beside the sea.
11931.

They shall run and not be weary.
19937.

Tho shadows fall. 20622.

McDermit (J. A.) Nellie Cassidy.

6948.

McDermott (H. J.):
Mammy yoo hoo yoo hoo ’m a
eallin’ you. 22181.
Wonderland blues. 23285.
McDermott (M. B.) Mummy glide.
13356.
McDermott, Cooper and Mack. After
awhile. ‘61.
MacDonald (Archie)
have us say. 3447.
MacDonald (Douglas)

As Coué would

Rising storm.

17798.

McDonald (F. C.) In the forest.
2208.

McDonald (H. R.) When you kissed
me goodnight. mother of mine.
25490.

McDonald (Harold) On Sunday
night. 20029. -

McDonald (jirs. J.) God love her,

my dear old mother. 16873. _
Macdonald (J. P.) September moon.

22751.
Macdonald (Jack) Adelaide. 14173,
16381.

MacDonald (M. J.) Rose. 1255.

McDonald (Preston) Papa what you
are trying to do to me, I’ve been do-
ing it for years. 24797.

MacDowell (Mrs. Edward)

pt. 11, n.s., v.18

MacDonell (O. M.)
McDonnell (A. G.)
B27. 1)
McDonogh school. Breathe on me,
breath of God. 5858, 5859.
Macdougall (H. C.): ;
Dame Jane, the music niititeas!
12646.
I will praise Thy name. 19301.
Sing unto the Lord a new song.
25078.
Wellesley song book. 12152.
McDowell (Dollie) It’s raining.
raining. 193898.
MacDowell (BH. A.):
At an old trysting-place.
10891.
By a meadow brook. S576.
Czardas, 25595. (P75),
Deserted farm. 8577.
From an Indian lodge.
From Uncle Remus.

Sandman, 22710.
Sweet memories.

8575,

8978.
89579, 10892.

Idyl. 12344. (29), 25595 (176).
In autumn. 8580.

New England idyls. 365.
Prelude and fugue. 9413.
Reverie. 24412.

Sea pieces. 13245.

Technical exercises. 3369 (1)..
To a water lily. 8581.

To a wild rose. 366, S582.
Told at sunset. 8583,

Traumerei. 25595 (436).
Will o’ the wisp. 8584.
Woodland sketches, 17366.
See Mac-
Dowell (Marian)
MacDowell (Marian):
Cradle song. 123844 (26), 14165.

(126).

Czardas. 25595 (175).

Hpisode for the piano. 12344
(28).

Etineelles. 12344 (27).

Idyl. 12344 (29), 25595 (176).

Improviso. 12344 (30).

Prelude and fugue. 9415 (87).

Romance. 12344 (81).

Sketch. 14163 (519).

Technical exercises. 3369 (1).
Mace (J. L.) Fore. 10155. -
McHachran (Frances) Scamp with

the looks. 22719. —
McElhaney (Harold)
town. 19879.

McElrath (G. E.):

My old home

Just a smile from you. 24236.
Memories. 24495.

Smilin’ smiles. 25091.

You’ve been a pal to me. 5664.

MecHilvain (Florence) :
Consolation. 5974.
Hreak. 6208.
In my dreams in dreamland. 6475.

1716

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Man in the moon, 24444.
Modern Dixie highway. 6848.
Would you rather be a dance
/ queen than a mother. 12272.
You can’t buy happiness every
time: ° T7772.
McEntyre (Sidney) Life you live from
day to day. 22082.
McEvoy (J. P.) Outline of history
20068.
McEwan (William):
Don’t worry—just pray.
Living in clover. 24342.
O come unto Me and rest.
Out of the pit. 24777.
Rolled away. 24946.
McEwen (Robert) Hark
adoring hosts above. 6303.
Macey (J. D.):
Spring’s triumph. 13826.
Victoria my homeland. 3221.
McFadden (KE. F.) Can’t you see I
love you? 3581. i
Macfadyen (Alex):
Improvisation.

20128.

24672.

how th’

7808 (229).

Little Boy Blue. 10787.
Lullaby. 6712.
Rolling stones. 1252.

McFarland (Catherine) :

All the world is sunshine. 9458.
My wish. 11142.
Twilight. 12020.

McFarland (O. E.) Cry of a dreamer.
5989.
McFarland (S. E.):
Ten Lizzie blues. 20579.
You ought to seen mah gal shimmy
with me. 20944.
McFee (Arsanna) I love you just the
same. 24095.
McGarvey (Mrs. B. L.)
23816.
McGee (K. H.) I’m gonna go right
back to Borneo. 6412.
McGee (Winifred) Wild cherry leaves.
12234.
McGhee (Ruth) In true love’s harbor

First kiss.

where only two rest. 17134.
McGhee (Thomas):
I don’t want love. 8323.

What do you know. 14058.
McGill (EH. S.) Cuckoo-Coo-aye, every
day in every way. 1789.
McGill (Josephine) Duna. 895, 6101.
Macgillivray (Clara) Fairies. 21525.
MecGordon (A. L.) Somewhere the day
is beautiful. 2986.
MacGoun (Jane & Ivert)
smiles. 4690.
McGowan (C. B.) Mother’s love.
McGranahan (Addie):
All for Jesus. 25595 (4).
Gay day ye shall know. 25595
14).

Mother’s
4689.

Be near me O my Saviour. 25595
(20).

Blessed, blessed.

By the river of Babyion.
(36).

Come on wings of the morning.
25595 (54).

Counted worthy. 25595 (58).

Create in me a clean heart. 25595
(59).

God is willing, are you.
(97).

God’s bounty. 25595 (98).

How can you live without Jesus.
25595 (121).

I am the light. 25595

I will trust and not
25595. (134).

25595 (29).
25595

25595.

(126).
be afraid.

Jesus has taken them all. 25595
(148).

Jesus only, Jesus ever. 25595
(149).

Make me willing. 25595 (177).

Morning breaks upon the gloom.
26595 (192).

My grace is sufficient for Thee.
25595) (195).

O satisfy us early.

Ours is the victory.

Pleasures forevermore.
(225).

Resting on Jesus. 25595 (282).

Search me O God. 25595 (248).

Sing a new song. 25595 (255).

25595 (213).
25595 (220).
25595

When Jesus comes again. 25595

(306).
McGranahan (James):

All for Jesus. 25595 (4).

At that day ye shall know. 25595.
(14).

Be near me O my Saviour. 25595
(20).

25595 (29).
25595

Blessed, blessed.

By the rivers of Babylon.
(36).

Come on the wings of the morn-
ing. 25595 (54).

Counted worthy. 25595 (58).

Create in me a clean heart.
25595 (59).

Fruit of the spirit. 5679 (40).

God is willing, are you. 25595
(97).

God’s bounty. 25595 (98).

Gospel hymns. 1475 (3).

How can you live without Jesus.
ZAOV OWA Ly

T am the light. 25595

I will trust and not
25595 (134).

(126).
be afraid.

Jesus has taken them all. 25595
(148).

Jesus is here. 25595 (144).

Jesus only, Jesus ever. 25595

(149).

1717

OC A
oe

INDEX

MeGranahan (James)—Continued.

King of glory shall come in. 14165
(298).

Make me willing. 25595 (177).

Morning breaks upon the gloom.
25595: (192).

My grace is sufficient for Thee.
25595 (195).

O satisfy us early. 25595 (213).

Ours is the victory. 25595 (220).

Pleasures forevermore. 25595
(225).

Resting on Jesus.

Search me O God.

Sing a new song.

25595 (232).
25595 (248).
25595 (255).

When Jesus comes again. 25595
(306).
Ye gates lift your heads. 141638
(623).
McGrath (J. A.) Dreaming. 23743.
McGrath (J. J.):
Etude melodique. 21514.
Musette. 11064.
McGrath (J. P.) High brown Sal.
19131

McGrath (W. J.) Vve had the razz-
00, no jazz left in me. 2145.

McGraw (C. 8S.) Come back to me by
the Tennessee. 12604.

MacGregor (Clintonia) Land of our

own day dreams. 6607.
McGuinness (F. A.) Tear drops.
16022, 25238.
McGuire (B. C.):
Fantastic. 3900.
Wonder. 238279.
McGuire (Florence) When winter
comes. 5569.
MeGuire (S. A.) Mary Blair. 17398.

Machabey-Ganeval (H.):
‘Jeux d’ enfants. 6545.

Six piéces faciles. 67238.
MeHugh (Jimmy) :
After midnight. 5700.

If you knew her side of the story.
24145.

Immigration Rose. 24150.

It’s a man, ev’ry time, it’s a man.

\ 24189.
Just hot. 24242, 24248.
Mad, ’cause you treat me this way.
367.

Stop your kiddin’. 612.
McHugh (M.J.) Bum-bum-bumble-bee.
18597.

MeHugh (P. W.) Crimson beauty!
lovely rose! 3692.

Macias (Pascual) Sangre morisca.
22711..

Macie (T. A.) Day dreams. 9895.

Mellwee (Mrs. Edward) Just a cot-°
tage with an open door. 19449.

pt. 11, n.s., v.18

McInerney (P. W.) Best sweetheart
that I had ever known. 18531,
PART .

McInerney & Conners. Best sweet-
heart that I had ever known.
PANE

Macinnes (Malcolm) Lilts from the
Western isles. 19567.

McIntire (Jeremiah) Beautiful face
of my dreams. 23462.

McIntyre (Bud) Sweetest songs of

all 20526.
McIntyre (KE. V.): :
Birthday party. 9616.
Evening story. 10076.
Fairy dance. 16782. -
Fleur-de-lys. 16811
Grandmother’s spinning wheel.
12880.

Harpist. 12895.
Old mill wheel. 13469.

Song of the bells.
Springtime 13827.
Sweet jasmine. 13868.
Swing high, swing low. 11854.
Tick tock, busy clock. 11966.
Toy soldier. 11988.
McIntyre (G. A.) I wonder if ! ! !
4237. .
Mack (A.) If I lived in the heart of
a rose. 10537.
Mack (C. A.)
pioneer march-song.
Mack (Cecil) :
Charleston 16575.
Ginger Brown. 19024.
Love bug. 17322.
Old fashioned love. 17632.
Open your heart. 17655.
Mack (Eddie) I know you’re mine.
10440.
Mack (Hebe)
Mack. CL Hs):
Angelic morn.
Easter dawn.
Love’s tokens. 25595 (173).
Message of flowers. 14163 (355).
Nature’s praise. 14163 (383).

17951.

Northern Ontario
11182.

Tutankhamen. 12015.

25595, (11).
141638 (149).

Mack (S. B.) ‘Trail to nowhere.
20657.

McKay (A. B.) Only your heart.
- 13495.

MacKay (H.N.) Dawning. 3741.

McKay (Marion) Sing me a Dixie
tune. 15858.

McKee (I. H.) See Bloch (1. H. M.)

McKee (M. H.) As brothers all. 7859.

McKellow (L. C.) Love’s focus.

15252.

McKenney (EB. H.):
Allelulia. 1509. |
Daddy’s arms. 1798.
Dance of the elves.
Dixon march. 3780.

3719.

1718

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Flying leaves. 3932.
Just to know. 2277.
Off to dreamland. 4811.
Swing song. 5286.
To the stars. 3159.
Mackenzie (A. C.) Eve of St. Jobn.
23783.

MacKenzie (Alexander) :
Dunolly’s daughter. 25595. (79).

From the North. 141638 (182-
187).
Mackenzie (Annabella) Isla Mac-
lean. 138057.
McKenzie (Daniel) Down in the
mines. 3802.
McKenzie (Edna) Thoughts of home.
11953.
McKenzie (Kenneth) Silver lining.
1328.

MacKenzie (T. K:). Song of Maui.
5196.

McKerall (W. R.) Waters of Muscle
shoals. 25445.

Mackie (D. T.). Love beautiful love.
243875.

Kiss me. 303.
Don’t divorce me,

McKiernan (Joe)
McKinley (BE. C.)
dear. 14576.

McKinley musie co.:
Aeolian harp. 3381.

After the shower. 3386.

Ah! so pure. 18971.

American Jegion march. 18428.
Barearolle. 19987.

Chapel in the forest. 3611.
Charioteer march. 16574.
Cinderella waltz. 18686.
Cinquantaine. 16598.
Dreamland. 3814.

Early spring waltz. 18881.

Estrellita. 18911, 18912.
Florida shore. 16818.
Garland of beautiful
3960.
Gee! I'd give the world to be back
home again. 14732.
Gingerbread bear. 19025.
Gipsy rondo. 2081.
Golden head. 4008, 5679 (197).
Grande valse brillante. 3631.
Happy hours. 4054.
Holiday waltz. 19142.
Home to our mountains.
Hungarian dance. 18572.
I ain’t got nobody blues. 16995.
I dreamt that I dwelt in marble

dreams.

20724.

halls. 18501.
I’m building a beautiful world.
17041.

I’m goin’ back to my mammy.
14916. ;
I’m lonesome for you dear old

pal. 4196.
In the cathedral. 19357, 19358.
106658—24——_27

In the sand man’s boat. 19370.

Intermezzo. 19707.

It’s not the same old world with-
out you, dear old pal of mine.
15043.

It takes a cruel, cruel papa to
throw sweet, sweet mama
down. 17159.

Jack the giant killer. 19413.

Jolly Jacek Frost. 43859.

Just a bit too late. 17193.

Just one more waltz before we
part. 15102.

Kuyawiak. 17238.

Lighthouse bell. 19562.
Little tin soldiers. 19591.
Love’s romance. 17348.

Loving you. 15257.

' Maypole dance. 17402.
Melody at dawn. 19729.
Moonlight reverie. 4674.

My old rag doll. . 19881.

My Virginia Rose. 4750.
Naughty mamma. 19911.
Nymphs at play. . 17590.
Paloma. 20081, 20082.
Precious daddy. 17741.

Public school march. 20166.
Pure as a lily. 20167.

Purple lilae waltz. 20168.
Radio bugs on parade. 17760.
Remembrance. 17787.

Robin’s greeting. 5029.
Romance in E flat. 17818.
Sahara moon. 553, 5679 (330).
Serenade. 17869.

Serenade badine. 17870, 20326.
Silv’ry moon. 17898.

Since Sally left our alley. 17901.

Springtime fancies. 17969.
Stephanie gavotte. 5234.
Three wise monkeys. 20633.

Till my dreams come true. 18107.
Trail to long ago. 20656.
Truest of pals—mother dear.
18144.
Twilight dreams. 18156.
Twilight melody. 20684 .
Twenty little studies. 4425, 4426.
Vision of paradise. 18198.
When twilight fades. 18261.
Who tucked in Tut? 18292.
Why hesitate. 5599.
Wild rose—waltz. 5605.
McKinney (B. B.) Since Jesus re-
deemed my soul. 9040.
McKinney (H. D.) Lovers’ lane.
4540, 4541.
McKinnon (A. #H.) Consolation.
16630.

McKinnon (Hmma) Oh those beau-
tiful little blue laws. 24714.

MacKinnon (J. A.) Send your love
by radio. 11612.

LELD

INDEX

pt. It, n. Pi v.18

MacKinnon (M. D.) Tell me, please. | McMahen (J. F.):

11889.
McKisson (W. E.):
Heaven is as near aS you and
home sweet home. 6321, 16933.
My car is waiting for you. 13365.
Macklin (—) Bebe blue eyes. 8665.
Macklin (Cecil) :
Hot and bothered. 2075.
Mimosa San. 8647.
Rags and bones. 2810.
Macklin (S. J.) Vm going back to
Dixie right to-night. 2128.
McKnight (R. G.) Trail o’ dreams.

11989.

McKusch (Charles) Iona. 24183.

McLain (Carrie) Jesus remaineth
the same. 295.

McLain( H. F.) Jesus remaineth the
same. 295.

McLaren (L. H.) *In fountain court.
21924.

McLauchlan (Sarah) Cowboy blues.
9827. .

McLaughlin (John) Sunshine. 20505.

McLaughlin (M. E.) Parlor sofa
politics. 18364 (162).

McLaughlin (Neil) Michael McManus
esq. 2510.

McLaughlin (Mrs. Randall) Down in
Timbuctoo. 18853.
McLaughlin & Reilly co.:
Alma Virgo. 23384.
Asperges. 23412,
Asperges me. 23413.
Ave Maria. 23433.
Ave verum. 234386.
Battmann’s mass in F,
Jubilee mass. 6555.
O salutaris Hostia.
Pie Jesu. 24844.
Praise ye the Father.
Seven notes. 24230.
Maclean (Cyril) Casket of jewels.
3598.
Maclean (Q. M.)
22234, 24511:
Maclennan (E. A. F.)

23456.
24684.
23938.

Merry go round.

Beloved. 7909.

MacLennan. (Verdi) See Kindel
(Vv. M.)

MacLeod (Mrs. J. G.) Dreaming of
home. 18864.

McLeod (Robert) :
Flag of faith. 8183.
March, march. 8604.
My little Yiddisher girl.
Pictures in song. 15653.
Sal, Sal, Sally McNally. 2886.
Snow. 9060.

2581.

Some day. 15886.
Spinner’s lament. 15924.
McLeod (W.. B.) Just longing.
4390, 15101.

Big town jubilee. 12483.
Just a little kiss. 19452.
Love will find your heart. :
Return of Alto Pete. 22649.
Song of Omar. 25122.
Swanee River flows. 25199. ©
McMahon (Loretta) See Brandt
(Mary Loretta) ui
i oa (Harry) Gee! but it’s tough.
6. ele),
McMann, Spiller & Ferris. Gee! but
it’s tough when you’re lonely, for
ieee who can’t care for you.
6.
McManus (C. A.) Alone. 3408:
McManus (F. J.):

Dream time. 23742.
Love bells. 24876.
McMichael (M. A,) Almond bloom.
21020.

Macmillan (dis) 3
Dalry house. 14508.
Flow gently, sweet Afton.
MeMillan (Malcolm)
born. 232386.
MeMillon (Jesse) He will lead you
all the way. 19114.

McMullen (L. M.) Haster song. 23766.
MeMullin (Wm.) That ragtime min-
strel band. 9174.
MagMurphey (CC. W.)

(C. W.)
McMurray (Anna) In old Manhattan
Isle. 21930.

MacMurray (Frederick) Four melo-
dies for violin alone. 2428, 24413.
McMurray (Mrs. W. W.) Life’s strug-

gle. 19559.
Macmurrough (Dermot) Message.
24512. .

8186.
Where is Jesus

See Murphey

McNally (Georgia) Damascus. 9867.
McNally (Thomas) God’s chosen
mother of mine. 14752.

McNamara (Ray) He had something
I ain’t got, to steal my sweetie from
me. 4075.

McNamara
20014.

McNeil (C. E.) McNeil chord system
for the tenor-banjo. 22164.

(Thomas) Old boreen.

‘McNett (W. E.) jr. Yes, you'll be eat-

ing bananas. 23301. —
MeNichol (Ff. W.) Argonne. 23409.
McNulty (V. J.) I’m a bandit.
MeNulty (Victoria) Take back the
heart you have broken. 11866.
McNutey (M. F.) Sacred heart on
Ireland’s flag. 17824.
MacNutt (A. E.) Radio Joe. 17762.
McOwen (A. H.) I love thee Pennsyl-
vania. 6400.
McPartlan (A. M.)
5865.

Broken dreams.

1720

21832. -

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 19238

McPhail (Forest) Would you? 7761.

Ie (John) :
Happy am I. 9418 (62).
- Let us work. 9413 (79).
Light. 9413 (81).
My shepherd and guide.
(100).
There is power.
25595 (275).
McPhail (Lindsay) :
Cheerio. 14418.
Foolish child. 12825, 14163 (657).
14702.
Some stuff!
Zoe. 18361.
Sioa (My L.)":
All to Thee. 18364 (8).
Always something. 14163 (18).

94138
14163 (566),

7360.

And there were shepherds. 18364
(11).

Beyond the great white throne.
14163 (56).

Christ our passover. 14163 (100).

Come unto Me. 18364 (50).

Come ye disconsolate. 14163 (116).

Daughter of Zion. 18364 (56).

Fullness of joy. 14163 (188).

Great is the Lord. 20974 (382).

He shall come down like rain.
14163: (232).

Holy Spirit, faithful guide. 14163
(246).

How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 9413 (69).

I’m nearing the goal. 14163 (255).

I’m running for the prize divine.
14163 (256).

I waited patiently. 18364 (107).

In the morning. 7808 (50).

Jesus is mine. 18364 (117).

Jesus, refuge of my soul.
(287).

Jubilee echoes. 14163 (295).

Love divine. 18364 (129).

Now are we the sons of God.
14163 (389).

O be joyful. 18364 (154).

O, Christ our Immortality. 14163

14163

(394).

O God my heart is fixed. 14163
(396).

O Lord, our governor. 18364
(155).

Praise the Lord. 14163 (441).

Praise ye the Lord. 14163 (442).

Priceless pearl. 14163 (446).

Source of life’ eternal.
(581).

Sweet the moments. . 18364 (199).
Wake the song. 14163 (592).
What are these. 12544 (59).
What shall I render. 14163 (605).
When the crowning day shall
come. 14163 (608). °° |

14163

McPhail (Mary) :
Happy am I. 9413 (62). 4
Let us work. 9413 (79).
Light (The) 9413 (81).

My shepherd and guide. 9413
(100).
There is power. 14163 (566),

25595 (275).
McPhail (Norman)
mony. 8391.

McPhee (Mathilde)
thee. 17496.
Macpherson (Charles) :
Jesu, star of consolation.
Little bit of garden. 15195.
Rover. 15779.
McPherson (W. T.) Chinaman’s blues.
9750.

MeQuaide (G. A.) My blue eyed las-
sie. 19836.
McQueen (Lula):
Bugles call. 23535.
It’s memories of you. 24190.
McQueen (T.. J.) Those _ base-ball
blues... 7530.
McQuilkin (G. A.):
Mother, dear mother of mine.
15390.
We still love you, John Barley-
eorn. 25453.
McRae (J. D.)
12862.

MeSlater (B. M.) Come to Walla
Walla, the pride of the West. 8029.
McVey (J. H.) Philadelphia. 1223.
McWilliams (B. M.):
Dreamy moments. 10002.
Dusk and dawn. 6104.
Fading away. 756 (1).
McWilliams (L. E) Cottage in Ire-
land for two. 16637.

In perfect har-

My dreams are

21982.

Go ye_ therefore.

Macy (G. UU.) Get happy. 10204.
Macy (J. C.):
Defenders of the flag. 14163
(185).
Greeting waltz. 14163 (219).
Home-light. 14163 (247).

Little Tommy went a fishing.
(61).
Natalie. 14163 (381).
Pickaninny lullaby. 14163 (4384).
Silent army. 14163 (516). .
Macy (M. E..S.):
Defenders of the flag. 14163 (185).
‘Greeting waltz. 14163 (219).
Home-light. 14163 (247).
Little Tommy went a-fishing.
7808 (62).
Natalie. 14163 (381).
Pickaninny lullaby. 14163 (484).
Silent army. 14163 (516).
Macy (R. H.) & co. ine. To thee, O
Macy’s proud and strong. 20645.
Madame Flirt, 6724.

7808

1721

INDEX

pt. IIL, n.s., v.18

Madame Pompadour. 4098; 4469, 4471,
4946, 5037, 6725, 6726, 8589.
Madden ( Franklin) :

I remember, but I wish I could
forget. 4213:

Maybe dear. 4609.

She’s my gal. 5123.

Madder (C. B.):

Hoo-doo-blues. 221.

Kiss me O kiss me again. 8472.

Marion’s dream waltz. . 6763.

Mother of love. 11047.

Oh those alluring eyes. 8794.

Past three in the morning. 8842.

Some one will tell you some day.
592.

Yellowstone trail. 1453.

Maddick (Ray) You’ve shown me
where I was wrong. 7791.
Maddy (J. E.):

Universal teacher for orchestra
and band instruments. 12050,
12051.

Willis graded school orchestra and
band series. 12241.

Madison (Lula) Hail the Redeemer.
6287.

Madison (Phil):
Bow legged Liza. 14348.
Kiss me a little bit more. 15130.
My neighbor next door. 15455.
Stuttering parson. 15953.
Miadels von Davos. 13246.

Madi. 10008, 10009, 10293, 10895,
11255, 11687, 12124, 12154, 17368.
Maffei (D. A.):

Love song. 24384.
Love’s caresses. 24891, 24392.
Trixie, I love you. 3174.
Magaglyo. Cantate des cités-jardins.
21241.
Maganini (Q. E.):
Claire de lune. 5961.
Nigger doll’s lullaby. 8745.
Patrol of the wooden Indians.

8846.
Prelude. 10896.
Magee (E. W.) I’ve crowned the

Savior king of my heart. 19282.
Mages (R. G.):
I’m broke. 19246.
My friend, the gent. 11097.
Magic lantern. 10235.
Magie ring. 17375, 18791, 18938, 24425.
Magine (F.) Adoration. 18383.

Magine (Frank):

Amber nights. 14212.

Florentine nights. 6188.
In a tent. 8383.
Sighing sands. 9034.

Magliani (Agostino) XXVII Ottobre.

20978. .
-Magnolia petroleum co. Magnolia
blossom. 22168, 22169.

‘Mahony (W.

Magnussen (A. R-.) See Riis Magnus-
sen (Ad.).
Magoune (D. O.) Dream ‘raves 12723.
Maguire (Dennis) Ireland’s right
next door to heaven. 6504.
Maguire (F. J.) My radium girl.
24615.
Maguire (Hannibal) :
Duck’s quack. 10011, 10012,
Hot dawg. 12935, 12936.
If I feel tomorrow like I do to-
day. + 21895.
Mahabharata. 15804.

Maher (John) :
I’m in love. 8344.
You can’t have it.
Mahoney (J. aha
10233.
Mahoney (Sductahe :
By the meadow brook. 9679.
Go on as if youre going some-
where. 12859.
‘How ean yeu love somebody ‘else,
when I’ve been so faithful to
you. 14163 (672).
If I can take you from somebody
else. 10535, 14969.
It tickles me to tickle you. 21970.
You gave me a rose. 12295.
Mahoney (Will) I love me, I’m wild
about myself. 2114.
KF.) America’s lament.

9386.
God save America.

23397.
Mahow (Herbert) Six little marches.
24433. .
Mahr (Moritz Mayer-) See Mayer-
Mahr (Moritz).
Maillochon (L.) :
Conseils 4 Benjamin. 21346.
J’te veux. 10617.
Main (H. P.) Land afar., -19530.

Main (W. H.) Golden century. 10242.

Main (W. J.). Search me, O God.
13697.
Mainwaring (James) Three Celtic
legends. 8588.
Maiorino (Frank) Le’ uocchie é
mamma. 4508.

Maison-Blanche music co.
I never knew what Td do without
you. | 24117.
There never was a girl like you.
25273.
Three pickanninies.
Maitland (Christine) :
Cabaret show. 1660.
Ghosts. 6225.
Maitland (J. A. Fuller-)
Maitland (J. A.)
Majerowski (Joe) :
Carolina blues. 18635.
Faces that went away. 14656.
In the vale of the pines. 6493.

25297.

See Fuller-

1722

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Just a little letter edged in black.
2268.

Love is a game. -19623.

Take back your pride. 22978.

Tears and moans, am of no use.

5303.
Major (Caroline)
breaks the morning.
Major (F. H.)
the morning. 20974 (738).
Major (H. F.). Alumni song. 1511.
Major keys music pub. ass’n.:

China, 1724.

Seotch lullaby. 17854.

Who has seen the wind. 18289.
Make it snappy. 2281, 2403, 2934.
Maki (J. E.)' My blushing desert

rose. 22314.

Malandre (J. G.) My blue man in
dear old Alabam. 15413. :
Malderen (EK. V.) Conte de fée. 97,

5975.
Maley (F. T.):

All at sea. 95716.

God, grant us repose.

Pastoral. 6739, 8591. :

Ten tiny songs of fantasy. 5407.

Softly, gently
20974 (73).
Softly, gently breaks

957.

Malezieux (E.) Ecole élémentaire
et pratique. 14608.
Malgocki (J.) Marsz weselny. 22200.

12288.
Robert’s lul-

Malie (Tommy) You.
Malin (Mrs. Douglas)
laby. 11520.

Malinics (Peter)

Malipiero (G. F.):
Canzone a Chioggia.
Due sonetti del Berni.
Tarlo. 7495.

Wanted. 16194.

18630.
d71.

Malle (Hddie) Florida moon. 12814.

Mallinson (Albert) Garden is a love-
some thing. 8209.

Mallory (Hugh) Silver fingers. 5141,
5142.

Mallow (L. O.) =‘That dear Irish
mother of mine. 5322.

Malloy (—) Love’s old sweet song.
24897.

Malofy (William) :
I’ve just realized. 24125.
In the land of jing a ling a ping.

21936.
Malon (Walter) Just listen to me.
VA Fe
Malone (F. D.) Memories of mother.
4625. .-
Maloney (Edward) Be mine forever.
12453.
Maloney (Francis) Dreams. 10000.
Maloney (M. C.):
Green-eyed monster blues. 19079.
Hearts are trumps. 23988.
Maloof (Alexander) :
‘Al-nowmon harran agfani. 12344
(62).
Algeria. 25595 (325).

1723

Alhilm. 25595 (326).

Allepo. 25595 (327).

America ya hilwa. 25595 (329).

Asmar illoun. 25595 (339).

Babilona. 25595 (382).

Bagdad. 25595 (384).

Baihoom-ya-baihoom, 12344 (64).

Bal-zelof. 12344 (65).

Balegooha. 25595 (335).

Bashraf. 25595 (338). .

Call of the Sphinx. 21232, 25595
(355).

Binta viben. 12344 (70).

Bulbulil awton. 25595 (351).

Egyptian glide. 25595 (372).

Egyptiana. 21486, 25595 (373).

Hleeshi. 25595 (3874).

- Fateema. 25595 (377).

e

Feymooni. 12344 (105).

Four songs. 10904, 12344 (163).
Gandoora. 25595 (383).

Gazuli. 12344 (108).

Habeebi tabeebi. 25595 (390).

Il ezoobeeya. 12344 (139).

Jamalik shagil balik. 25595
(417).

Kuntu fi wadin jameelin. 25595
(421).

Lebanon. 25595 (425).

Leh-tukaida. 12344 (152).

Looria - ahil- bol-dan, Kuntu fi-
wadin-jameelin [and] Wadi

aSshaack. 18205.
Lulu-bi-lulu. 12344 (160).
Obelesque. 224380, 25595 (457).
Pharaoh. 22550, 25595 (463).
Radjah. 25595 (467).
Saloma. 22706, 25595 (474).
Seeroo lilharbi. 25595 (479).
Sham i'l kokayeen. 2937, 12344
(212), 25595 (482).
Shams-el-Shoumouey. 12344 (213),
25595 (483).
Shamsi ya shamsi.
Shamsy-ya-shamsy.
(214).
Sooria al watan.
Tay jay wrowgy.
Three Syrian songs.
12344 (239, 241).
Trip to Syria. 25595 (508).
Try and get it. 20667.
Tut-ankh-amen. 65410.
Walie minal garami. 25595 (514).
Ya booeyoon il dublana. 25595
(524).
Ya burdana. 12344 (261).
Ya khalti. 25595 (525).
Ya-malel-sham. 14a Moe),
25595 (526).
Ya meet Messa. 25595 (527).
Ya-nana-hilma. 12344 (263).
Ya-salam all fulla. 12344 (264).
Zabyatil insu illia. 12344 (269).
Zabyatol unsi. 25595 (530).

25595 (484).
11623, 12344

25595 (490).
25595 (498).
4571, 10905,

eae Sy oe

INDEX

Maloof (Alexander )—Continued..
Zoorooni bil-sena.. 12344 (270).
Zooroony bil sena mara. 25595

(581).

Malotte (A. HL): -

Bring back. that old fashioned

waltz. . 18583.

Busy Izzy, where is he.

Someday Ill forget,
loved you. 11704.

Why do 1 care for you.

Malpiero (G. F.)
22903, 22904.

Malroy (Nate) If you'll be my little

honey, I'll be your little bee. 13018.

Malvano (B. A.):
En badinant. 20974 (21-23).
Premiéres tendresses. 20974 (66).

Malvasio (A.) Bell’ America. 23472.

Man from earth. 10335.

Mana-Zucca pseud. See Zuckermann

(Augusta )

Manahan (Alice) Once more.

Manahan (W. A.):
Shepherd’s love.
Whistling. 9328.

Manas (Roger) Danse. 6744.

23589.
that I ever

3287.
Stornelli e ballate.

20036.
17882.

Mancini (M. A.) Non me ‘dite no.
13419.
Mancuso (Lillian) Daddy, daddy
blues. 14499.
Mandolinista. 15284.
Manén (Joan) or Manen (Juan):
Vier lieder. 6746.
T1'®™* ecaprice. T7807.
Maney (lL. R.) Song to Carolina.
15907.

Manganella (M. P.):
But try and get me if you can.
23541.
Dear mother how happy I will be.
9911.
Dreams... 8121.
His Pennsylvania gal.
Izzy. 24195.
Little moonshine.
Mother. 17467.
My Lord don’t save a klan. 24602.
Rose of the moonlight. 15772.
Susquehannah Bill. 18016.
That Sunday afternoon. 18069.
Wanted. 16194.
Youll wish you had me _ back
again.
Manger throne.

8286.
10800.

24446.

Mangeri (B.) Contentezza. 12614.
Manhattan music ¢o.:

Grateful. 6270, 16900.

My dream girl. 4715, 24587.

That’s enough. 7514.
Manhire (Wilson) :

In the Highlands. 6485.

Rowing song. 7229.

Valse. 6747.

pt. io. n.s., v.18

Manion (Clarence)

2156.

Manker (0. P.):
Heaven’s' music. of
103386.
Prayer. 11438.

Manley (Stewart) When Mary came.
5551.

Manly (Dave) Gray hairs.
Mann (Adolph):

Lilacs are in bloom. 2362.

To Mary. 3154.
Mann (Chris) Geraldine. 10201.
Mann (EH. F.) American tango. 16415.

iy wonder why.

salvation.

23941.

Mann (Laura) Pals. 11341.
Mann (Lionel) Lila. 13166.
Manney (C. F.):

Goin’ to shout. 23903..

Oh, when I get to heaven. 24716.
Six traditional carols for Christ-

mas. 22188. ~ ey
Volga boatmen’s song. 7643, 7644,
Were you there. 23199. .

Manney (H. M):

Hello Bill. . 8281.
Prohibition. 4967. .
Manning (Delma) Rosemaree.
Manning (F. E.) In Yankee-Dixie land

is where they grow. 6494.
Manning (K. L.) Water-lily (The)
7666.
Mannix (P.):
Do you know what it means to be

lonesome? 6046.

When daddy goes waltzing with
mother. 3256. 4
Manny (L. G.) Longing ,for you

mother o’ mine... 19609.
Manon. 7808 (73).
Mansarden quartett. 8601.
Mansfield (Frank) :
T’ll never tell. 19230, 24089.

Then the fun began. 9184.
You are just around the corner
from heaven. 9383.
You know very well. 18348.
Mansfield (Martha) My wooden shoe
Sirk, (223563;

Mansfield (O. A.) :
Dawn. 18766.
Phansie in G minor.
Preludes and postludes.

24838,
24886.

Twelve Christmas carols. 24448.
Mansfield (P. J.):
Campbells are comin’. 21235.

Cradle song. 1777.
My love is like a red, red rose.
15448.

O ean ye sew cushions. 17592.

Prelude seraphique. 11441.

Scherzo-caprice. 562.
Mansky (Max): .

Danse orientale. 18761.

Goldele. 21649.

1724

11542, *

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Ich will a chusin. 21888.

Zise liebe. 25593. © ;
Mantell (Marie) God’s. own land.
_, 19051.

Manucy (H. C.):
Tea-hound, go easy now. 1356.
Wasted years. 12126.
With -tears-in-my-eyes-I’m-laugh-

; ing-at-you. 9351.
Manuel (J. E.) Barber shop on Broad-
way. 14284.

Manuel (Joe) ~Cla-wence, don’t tweat
me so wuff. 21319.
Manuel (Roland) :
Air d’Isabelle. 3391.
Air de Pantalon. 3392.
Ariette de Zerbinette. 3444.

Barearoile. 3488.

Délie. 14546.

Isabelle & Pantalon. 278, 1046,
1047.

Romance de Pierrot. | 5032.

Manziarly (Marcelle de) Impressions
de mer. 6462.

Manzinoja (Andy) Moonshine. 22291.

Mapes (E. L.) Why did I believe in
you. 14096.

Maple (Mrs. J. B.) Shy man, sly man.
20352.

Maple (Nelson)
you. 22179.
Maquaire (A.) First symphony. 14691.
Maquaire (H.) Fleur des ruines.

14694.
Maquarre (André):

Mamma, papa and

Daily exercises. 9865.
Midsummer. 25595 (444).
Marangella (Lou) Gimme. 6228.
Marat (Jean) Sunny days. 15962.

Marc-Anthony (R.)
M.-).
Marcello (Benedetto)
major, no. 7. 5188.
Marcello (Chas.) Grieving blues. 199.
March (C. HE.) music co. Rosie O’-
Rose. 11547.
March bros.:
It’s rainy, when you go. 15046.
Mr. and Mrs. Audience. 15356.
One Christmas eve. 20088.
March, march. 8604.
March of the mannikins. 13260, 13261.
Marchant (A. W.) Man-o-wars man.
4579.
Marchant (Maurice)
11706.
Marchant (Stanley) -In London town.
4284.
Marcher (J. C.):
i My pal in sunny Caroline. 11181.
Then Ill stop loving you. 18075.
- Marcinkus (Adeline) Heart-broken.
10324.
Marco
20253.

See Anthony (R.

Sonata in G

Sometime Tim.

(Gustavo De) Rose spina.

Marcucei (Gino) Amour trés_ long.
Marcus (Christian) :
Kiss me when you want to do your
kissing., 22036.
Telephone blues.
Marcus (D. F.): :
I tried to capture your heart.
4217.
Just to-day. 4396.
Maréchal (Henri) :
Bouquet de fleurs.
16 duetti scolaires.
Marelly (Geo.)
Marenna_ (L.)
12385.
Marenzio (Lucia)
14163 (523).
Mareo (Hric)
Mares (Paul):
Farewell blues.
Tin roof blues. 7547, 13942, 16077.
Maresh (A. L.) Maresh’s Bohemian
dance album. 1129.
Maresh music co. Maresh’s Bohemian
dance album. 1129.
Maresh’s Bohemian dance album. 1129.
Marf (—).:
Nel Guatemala. 4763.
Sott’acqua. 5215.
Margate music publishers:
Be yourself. 14289.
Big brown eyes. 143138.
Don’t leave me alone. 14578.
Missing you. 153565.
Margolis (Bernard) May I ean I,
won’t you. 22210.

22997.

1635.
22196.
Carmencita.
Amor. di

16554.
gioventi.

So saith my fair.
Children’s suite. 23591.
10100.

Margulies (David) Pleading. 15667.

Maria (—Della) See Della Maria
(3)

Mariano (Pat) My dearie, you’re

coming back to me. 19846.
Marie (Gabriel) :
Andante religioso. 9491.
Angoissante aventure. 16425.
Cinquantaine. 16598.
Dimanche de mai. 14556.
Exaltation. 14649.
Exultante tendresse. 14651.
Fairies’ revelry. 23796.
Lamento. 138131.
Palme immortelle. 15613.
Pour Jeanot. 15686.
Rhapsodie chinoise. 15745.
Serenade badine. 17870, 20326.
Marie (Henri) Saxophone Sammy.

MiPase

Marie (Paul) At Grendon fair.
23421.

Marie Brizard. 8609.

Marietti (G.) OO salutaris. 14163
(401).

Marigny 1923. 16094.
Marillier (Christabel)_
trees. 18227.

Loveliest of

= 1725

INDEX

Marinis (Ludovico de) :

Ammore che sace’ i’. 1520.
Comme vuo tu. 1757.

Ogni core cerca amore. 2666.
Lontano ... lontano. 19610.
Primmavera, primmavera. 20158.

Mario (EH. A.):

"A canzona d’a Mmaculatella.
18366.

"A supplica. 23360.

Abbrile ’nfiore. 14169.

Addio, Maria. 18380.

Albero ’e noce. 23377.

Amer’ ’i cea’. 6667.

Andata e ritorno. 23401.

Arietta campagnola. T7855.

Buongiorno a Maria. 16535.

Buongiorno a Napule. 1654.

Canzona vesuviana. 18629.

Carnevale ’ngalera. 18632.

Core furastiero. 18722.

Core senza ammore. 9816.

Fronn’ limons focstrott. 23860.

Ll’ommo che raggiona. 19594.

Malalengua. 19671.

Malineunie napulitane. 19673.

Mandolimario. 19687.

Mare ’e pusilleco. 15294, 19697.

Mare straniero. 19699.

Moglie regina. 2528.

Napule mio. 19909.

?O bbene. 19965.

°O francese miezo fatto. 2646.

Piccole mani. 20112.

Presentimento. 20155.

Pugnale fascista. 7159.

Sahara Sarah. 11568.

Sant’ Antonio d’Afragola. 24988.

Se chiamma nfamita’. 7270.

Senza Napule. 9002.

Serenata cu ’o contrabasso. 2932.

Sr, loca 2052.

Tarantella italiana. 20558.

Torna a marechiaro: 5385.

Mariotti (G.) Canzone del deserto.
14390. :

Mariston (C. D. R.):

Danses cévenoles. 14163 (182).

Marche des_.batteurs. 14163
(330).

Rigaudon. 14163 (466-470).

Maritana. 1269, 1729.

Mark (H. R.) £=Your love to me.
14157.

Markeraf (A. J.) Broken hearted.
23528.

Markham (Elliott):

Arizona cowboy. 9522.

As I went up a hill. 18448.

Babies. 18480.

Baby of mine. 14266.

Baby sunbeams. 14267.

Beneath the _— silent poppies.
14302.

17

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Buddy boy. 14362. —

California. 18609.

Childhood days. 18673.

Come hear my plea, I still love
thee. 9795.

Cottage in Ireland for two. 16637.

Daddy and mother. 14498.

Dear old dad. 18780.

Do your best for Jesus. 18821.

Down the lane of memory. 6078.

Dreaming of you, Caroline. 21459.

Drifting. 18869.

Drunkard’s fate. 1005.

Easter message. 10029. |

Hearts are trumps. 23988.

How I'd like to be a child again.
10389.

I ain’t got no money. 19188.

I love you just the same. 24095.

I’m going back to the farm.
19252.

I’ve been lonesome without you. |
19279.

I’ve got the electric light blues.
14951.

-I want every, night as to-night.

17085.

If blue eyes smile back at you.
19315.

In June. 21926.

In that peaceful little cottage by
the hill. 19356. —

In your castle of dreams. 19375.

It’s good to be living now. 19393.

Jimmy O’Leary. 10641.

Just a cottage with an open door.
19449, —

Just a little love shack and you.
194538.

Just loneley lonesome. 8449.

Just room for two in a bireh

~ canoe. 19478.

Just to-day pal. 15107.

Kiss me goodnight mother. 17231.

Larry comes back. 17250.

Let Jesus in. 10751, 19549.

Lonely cottage. 10818.

Longing for dad and mother.
15223.

Loving mother. 6709..

Man from Texarkana. 17381.

Memories of childhood. 15326.

Missouri land. 11010.

Missouri paradise. 11011.

Music in Italy. 17481.

Muvver, muvver. 4700.

My Colorado home. 17491.

My laddie boy. 19869.

My old Frisco town. 17539.

My old Virginia home. 19882.

My soul is calling. 11136.

Natalie. 19910.

O come to me. 19968.

Oh I don’t know what the world
is coming to. 19999.

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923

O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A , spells home
sweet home for me. 17627.

Old King Tut. 20022.

On Lake Phalen. 20027.

Peanut wiggle. 20099.

Placing stars on His crown. 7109.

Proposal. 24900.

Puppy love. 17753.

Radio message from heaven.
17763.

Rose and evergreen. 15768.

She may be a flapper or she may
be a saint. 9017.

Shut yo’ eye you little black coon.
17887.

Shy man, sly man. 20352.

Song of my heart. 20425.

Springtime is love-time. 20460.

Sundown memories. 20500.

Sweet Marylou. 20520.

Tennessee girlie of mine. 20580.

That dear little baby of mine.
20586. '

That’s mother. 25259.

Them partin’ blues. 20600.

There’s no one like my Uncle Sam.
S123.

Thinking of mother. 16059.

Thought of home. 11953.

To mother. 13945.

U. S. forever. 16142.

Waiting. 9274, 12110.

Wedding of the dewdrop and the
sun. 3244.

When divorces shall cease to be.
18242.

When I met you. 20811.

When I was a eountry maid.
20815.

When Jesus comes again. 20819.

When the clouds drift by. 12178.

When the wind goes on a spree.
20839.

Where the whitest lillies grow.
20856. 3

Won't you come home with me.
12262.

You go your way. 20936.

You will be my man. 20960.

Calaloa. 5883.

Caracas. 7971.

Caucasian love. 21255, 23569.

Chimes fox-trot. 1722, 3625, 5679
(159).

Daffy-dill. 23670.

Darktown flappers ball. 756 (19).

Don’t forget the girl that loves
you. 23352 (2).

‘ Down by the old apple tree. 756

(24), 1856, 3800, 8110, 9976.
Down South. 6074-6076.
Dream kisses. 21453-21455.
Espanita waltz. 6135-61387.
Feelin’ blues. 18952, 21542.
Fireflies. 21551-21553.

For a girl, like you. 1937.

Forever. 23845.

Forget-me-not. 5679 (187), 25595
(380).

Gee! I’m tickled pink. 14733,
14734.

Georgia blues. 16851, 19018, 20974
(181).
Gestern nacht hab’ ich Marie nach
haus gebracht. 20974 (182).
Give me the right to call you
mine. 3986, 6235.

Glow : worm. 6244-6246, 7808
(207), 12858. ;

Hinka. 21737, 24008.

Honeymoon blues. 24026.

I don’t blame you, Tom. 25595
(128).

Im _ prater bltih’n wieder die
baume. 16373 (39).

In a bungalow. 24151.

In the little red school house.
10580.

Just a feather from the wings of
an angel. 4377.

Just for to-night. 5679 (242),
6566-6569, 10669, 13099, 22014.

Just one night. 4893.

Kiss me a little bit more. 15130.

Kiss ‘me with your eyes. 15132,
151338, 16373 (45).

Komm mein ’schatz, wir trinken
ein lik6rchen. 16373 (46).

Markley (Eddie) Roseof my dreams. Life savin’ Jim. 15181.
20249. Lift every voice and sing. 6632,
Marks (FE. B.): 12344 (155).
Little Willie knows his little book. Little lost rolling stone. 1475
25595 (166). (21), 2382, 6656.
My mother was a lady. 14163 Log cabin blues. 15209, 16373 ; |
(378). (49), 19596. |
No one ever loved you more than Hover. | 7339:
I. 14168 (387). Love’s desire. 2415.
Marks (E. B.) musie co.: March of the Siamese. 6752,

All that I want is to be left alone.
12370, 20974 (93), 21017.

Baltimore M. D. 14280.

Bow legged Liza. 14343.

Brown baby. 143860, 16373 (10).

Bubble waltz. 23515.

L(27

6753, T808 (252), 10915, 13262.
Meet me in dreams. 6644, 20974
(167).
Memphis man. 16373 (58), 17412.
My neighbour next door. 15455.
No tickee! no shirtee! 15509.

INDEX

Marks (EK. B.) music co.—Continued.
No use crying. 11170.
Nut-sey Fagan. 11199,
(187), 13430, 18481.

Oh boy what joy we had in bare-
foot days. 22438, 24700.

Oh! didn’t it rain. 17613, 19990,
20974 (177), 22440. :

Oh! Lizzie, put on the Ritz.
24709, 24710.

Oh! say the word. 22454.

Oh! what eyes. 17623, 22459.

Papa String Bean. 15618, 17684.

Parade of the wooden soldiers.
4879, 7069-7071, 8838, 8839,
11349-11351, 15622, 16373 (69),
20088.

Pelican. 756 (86, 87), 1223.

Rose of old Castile. . 20251, 24958,
24959.

Rosey’s (George) folio of miscel-
laneous pieces. 11546.

Say it again. 24995, 24996.

Siamese patrol. 7314-7316.

Something about a sunset reminds
me of you. 25111, 25112.

Spring, beautiful spring.
22878.

Stuttering parson.

Susan. 5264.

Susan’s gingerbread. 7455,

Sweet Bobby. 9139.

Sweet sonny boy. 25207.

Tell me am I shooting at the moon.
252438.

That’s a lot of bunk. 20594, 20994
(216).

There'll be some changes made.
18080, 238030.

Trust me and Ill trust you.
(244), 18966, 13967.

Turn on the popular moon. 25353.

12344

22876—
15953.

12344

Twinkling star. 16126, 18159,
23108.
Uncle Joe. 16135, 16136.

Venetian serenade. 5672 (385).

Volga boatmen song. 25421.

Volga boatmen’s song. 23161.

We said good-bye, I wonder why.
25451, 25452.

What you was—yvou used to be.
16224, 18364 (330).

When the ocean rolls no more.
20830. 00%

2 A. M. blues.
(104).

Marks (FE. F.):
Lullaby in G.. 18287.

16372, 16378

Nearer, my God, to Thee. 15481.
Polka caprice. 4941.
Take me, O my Father. 13886.

Marks (Edie)

me. 22339.
Marks (I.)
20995.

My Lord has need of

Ain’t I a radio nut.

1728

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Marks (J. A.) Little shepherd. 6662.
Marks (L. 8S.) Five songs. 24814.

Marks (Manley) Dollar sign. 23723.
Marks (Tobias) Those naughty eyes.
9202, 11949.

Marks (Victor) Honor and love for
the flag of freedom. _12932,,.24029.
Marks-Ring ass’n. Dollar sign. . 23723.

Marling (Henri) : Ter
Cherry blossoms. 5939.
En automne. 8148, —
Midinette. 6822.

Marmontel (Antonin) :
Arabesque. 14163 (23).
Balancelle. 14163 (35).
Etude de concert. 14163 (155).
Melodie sentimentale. 14163 (345).

Marquard (Carl) Send back my
mammy to me, 8999.

Marr (Joseph) Four | incidentals.
1130.

Marraco,,(J...8.):
Don Galliardo’s son. 6051. -

Vagabond’s song. 20702.
Marriott-Black (George) Hestasy.
18890.
Marrison (I. E.) Flowers. 3930.
Marrone (M.):
Canti alle stelle. 5899.

Gigolette. 6227.
Marschal-Loepke. pseud. See
shall (Grace Cotton). ;
Marschall (Zona) Hearts jazz. 14806.

Mar-

Marschner (Heinrich) Romance.
2848.
Marsden (Evan):
Crushed petals. 14484; |
Dervish. 21419.
Marsden (Louis) Fairy friends. 148.
Marsh (B. O.). Marsh. progressive

orchestra book, 1131.
Marsh (C. H.):
Crossing the bar.
Hark, hark, my soul.

14483.
6302.

Sowing for the harvest day.
11750.
Sweet o’ the year. 20521.
Marsh (J. B.): :
Crossing the bar. 94138 (33).

In Thee, O Lord do I put my trust.
20974 (40).
O Jesu Thou art standing. 5679
(81), .
Through Thy protecting care.
9413 (1389).
Marsh (S. B.)
soul. 21986.
Marsh (S. L.) I want to be some-
body’s pal. 19294.
Marsh (W. J.):
Ave Maria. 23438.
Ave verum. 283436.
Canterbury bells. 12549.
Flower wreath. 10148.
Jubilee mass. 6555.
4

Jesus, lover of my

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1928

O perfect love. 13439.

O salutaris Hostia.: 24684.
Yellow. 14131.

Marsh (W. V. V.):
Crossing the bar. 9413 (388).

In Thee, O Lord do I put my

trust. 20974 (40).
O Jesu Thou art standing. 5679
(81).
Through Thy protecting care.
9413 (139).
Marshall (C. A.) One lone yellow
rose. 7026.
Marshall (Charles) Wheel of life.
5536.

Marshall (D. J.)
miss you. 17095.
Marshall (Dalton) Suomi. 3049.
Marshall (G. C.) Woodpeckers and
cherries. 20906, 20907.
Marshall (G. W.) Days I spent with
you. 18770.
Marshall (Gloria) :
At memories gate. 18456.
On Hollywood shore. 20026.
Tell me Egyptian moon, 20576.
Marshall (H. J.) Rocky Mountain
moon. 1250.
Marshadheriy. B:) Musie students
piano course. 11068.
Marshall (M. E.):
Hide and seek. 10349.

I wonder why I

Little dancer. 10793.
Melodious piano duets. 2486,
6792, 67938.
Thought. 11952.
Marshall (M. V.) Good-bye-boys.
16886.
Marshall (Novonda) My Dixie Allah
Lee. 2568.

Marshall (Ray) When my mammy
_ sings her honey boy to sleep. 18251.
Marshall (S. L.) My Dixie Allah

Lee. 2068. ‘
Marshall pub. co. Woodpeckers and
cherries. 20906, 20907.

Marsters (G. E.) That’s why I’m go-
ing away. 11922.

Marston (F. G.)
17483.

Marston (G. W.):

; Arise, shine, for thy light is come.
14163 (24).

Berceuse. 14163 (56).

Crossing the bar. 25595 (64).

How lovely are thy dwellings fair.
14163 (251).

Tm a pilgrim. 14163 (254).

In the cross of Christ I glory.
14163 (271).

Lord my pasture shall prepare.
yt 4163 (St).

My God and Father while I stray.
14163 (371).

Musical A B C’s.

Martin (Clara)

Walk in the light. 14163 (593).

When streaming from the eastern
skies. 14163 (607).

When the land;was white with

moonlight. 25595 (308).
Where thrums the bee. 25595
(314). . ’
Marteau (Henri) Fantasie. 22201.
Martel. (—) Fleur de lis. © 25595
(379).

Martell (John):
Grieving blues. 199.
She’s a hot-foot. 11629.
Tears. 11882.
You have learned breaking hearts
is a risky game, you’ve broken
your own heart too. 9388.

Martell pub. co.:
She’s a hot-foot.
Tears. 11882.
You have learned breaking hearts

is a risky game. 9388.

Martelle (Francis) :

Down in my heart. 121, 14583.

That’s how I love you. 3107.
Martelly .( Hugh) :

Bahaba. 9560.

Clux-clan mysterious band. 83.

Papa’s home. 11346.

Why do you hide from me.. 730.

You know what I’ve been, you

know what Lam. T7778.
Marten (J. H.) Church house blues.
1734.

Martens (F. H.):
Call of duty. . 18613.
Oh, let me ever know Thee near
to me. 24708.
Martha. 18972, 23828.
Martin (—). Immanuel. 21911.
Martin (Centpil) All wrong.
9460.

11629.

9459,

Glimpse of nature.
19039.
Martin (D. B.)
20057.
Martin (HH. B.)
June. 6347.
Martin (HE. 8S.)
blue. -16044,
Martin (Easthope) :
Cargoes. 5908.
Everywhere I go.
Interlude. . 4515.
Nearer, my God to Thee.
Songs of a Gipsy trail.
Well-a-day. 25456.

Martin (Elizabeth) :
Boy with his song. 18566, 21193.
My dad’s love song about mammy.

6896.
Restful love:
Sweet Doreen.

Our banner blue.

Honeymoon time in

That’s just why I’m

10085.

17594.
20432.

2831.
3054.

1729

INDEX .
pt. II, n. s., v.18
Martin (Frances) Penitence. 14163 How our hearts burn within us.
(428). 25595 (123).
Martin (G. E.) Sweetheart mine. Jesus only. 25595 (148).
22961. Lie low, O heart. 25595 (161).

Martin (G. Napier-)
Martin (Guy).
. Martin (George Dewey) :
I'll keep loving you. 1009.
I’m glad you're sorry, that you
made me ery. 8339.
Martin (George Dudley) Just a smile.
13093.
Martin (H. G.)
11847.
Martin (Hugh) Your world and mine.
16365.
Martin (J. C.) I'm lonesome, and
I’m going back home some sweet
day. 247.
Martin (J. J.) Dry law Dill.
Martin (Jack) :

My college Jane. 6895.
Under the sarvice tree, 5427.
Martin (Léon) March triomphale

des sports. 1127.
Martin (Louis) Hello cutie. 984.
Martin (Mrs. M. B.) Song of the
Beauceant. 11726.
Martin (M. I.):
Chaconne in B minor. 5920.
Magnificat and “Nunc dimittis.
24427.
Martin (M. K.)
Martin (M. L.):

See Napier-

Sweetheart of mine.

130.

Try a smile. 16111.

Berceuse. 23477.
Valse lente. 25395.
Waltz song. 18216.

Martin (M. R.) Pied piper of Hame-

lin.’ 71228,

Martin (Nell) Sheik of Hollywood.
25044.

Martin (O. H.) No fooling. 17569.

Martin (Phil) Happy days. 4053.

Martin (R. C.) Il court, il court, le
furet.' 14988.

Martin (Reginald) Except a man be
born again. 12777.

Martin (Rhoda) lLaments of a re-

jected lover. 10720.
Martin (S. EH.) Grace. 963, 10264.
Martin (Sarah):
Mama’s got the blues. 4572.

Slow down sweet papa cause
mama’s catching up with you.
ISTO, 22812,

Somebody else is crazy ’bout your
used to be. 13782.

Uncle Sam blues. 23112.

Martin (W. S.):

Christ for the world. 25595 (46).

Cling to the right. 25595 (50).

Come unto Me. 25595 (55).

Cross it standeth fast. 25595 (63).

Even me. 25595 (83).

Golden tomorrow. 25595 (100).

Lift up the standard. 25595 (163).

Marching homeward. 25595 (179).

Now Jesus saves. 25595 (206).

Peace be still. 25595 .(223).

Waiting for you. 25595 (300).

' We'll find no crosses there. 25595.

(308).

Work for the Master.
(319).

You will need Him all the way.
25595 (321).

25595.

Martinez (S. M.) In my hours of
dream. 10568. it

Martini (—) Joys of love. 299.

Martini (G. B.) Allegretto. 381.

Martinides (M. M.) Our departed

chief. 20059.
Martonelli (G.):
Portame e’ sciure. 11422.
Scampagnatella. 11584.
Martron (Emile) Illusion perdue.
yap Nr i

Martucci (G.) Improviso. 12344 (30).
Marum (Eleanor):
April song. 21055.
Hope. 6349.
Nocturne. 4597.
There is pansies.
Marvin (Dwight)

20212.
Colonel Ephraim:

Williams. 3657.

Marvin (John) Jesus Christ is risen
to-day. 17172.

Mars (Ae Xe) Moonlight waltz.
17456.

Marx (L. D.) Radiance. 4984.

Marx (Leo) I’m lonesome just for
you. 4197.

Mary. 21438.

Mary Felicitas (Sister) . Marywood.
24466.

Mary Helena (Sr.) My first lessons.
in music. 2573, 2574.

Mary Jane. 21565.

Mary Jane McKane.
23069.

Mary Seraphine (Sister) of the sisters
of the holy names of Jesus and
Mary.

- Cantica angelorum.

Marzo (Eduardo) :

Arbutus. 14246.

Eccentric. 23767.

Fairy sparks. 3891.

Fifth mass. 7808 (31, 32).

Fifty Christmas carols of alb
nations. 21548.

Galop marziale. 10188.

It came upon a midnight clear.
14163 (278).

Jubilate Deo. 301.

Jumping-Jack. 8438.

21330, 22897,

21242,

1720 |
|

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Lead on, O King eternal. 2338,
2339.

March of the goblins. 4585.
Mass in B flat. 6776.

Mass in ©. 7808 (72).

Musie in the soul. 9413 (95),

14163 (366). 2
O Master, let me walk with Thee.
2651, 2652.
Railroad galop. 13618, 22623.
Risen indeed. 7808 (111).
Sea’s love. 9413 (126)).
Sixth solemn mass in F minor,
14163 (518).
Solemn mass in G.
Tantum ergo. 14163 (561).
Unto Thee, O Lord. 20696.
Water-lily. 16200.
Will o’ the wisp. 93483.
Marzolf (Walter) Whose little girl
are you going to be. 25515.
Mascagni (Benvenuto) Non él ablio.
6972.
Mascagni (Pietro) :
Amico Fritz. 24467.
Cavalleria rusticana. 22205.
Guglielmo Ratcliff. 7808 (70, 71).
Intermezzo. T7808 (2538).
Intermezzo from Cavalleria rusti-
cana. 6774. 19707.
Piccolo Marat. 24468, 24469.
Si. 4600.
Mascarenas (D. P.) Sanora. 15801.
Mascarenas (E.) Sanora. 15801.
Masellis (Giuseppe De) See. De Ma-
sellis (Giuseppe).
Maser (Jack) Julien. 2264.
Maske (William) Won’t you
times think of me. 3321.
Maskell (C. H.):
Grateful praise. 10269.
Service of our King. 11617.
Story of love. 11787. ;
Volunteers. 12096.
Masloff (Irving) Lazy mamma, can’t
I get you up. 10739, 13145.

some-

Mason (—) Still, still with Thee.
22898.

Mason (Mrs. A. B.):
Afterward. 20974 (2).
Pine and the palm. 20974 (65).
Thy name. 20974 (80).

Mason (D. G.):
Birthday waltzes. 16498.
Silhouette. 15848-15850, 20860.

Song for Christmas. 25118.
Three pieces for flute, harp and
string quartet. 19708, 19709.
Mason (Frank) Oh Anna. 24699.
Mason (Lowell) Nearer, my God to
Thee. 24626.
_ Mason (Virginia) :
Clarabel. 14448.
When I. look

into your eyes.
16233. |

Mason (William) :
Prelude in F. 7808 (105).
Toceatina. 7808 (138).
Two album leaves. 18364 (206).

Massenet (J. E. F.):
Angelus. 16373 (57).
Aragonaise. 14163 (334).
Cendrillon. 15307.
Dernier sommeil de la_ vierge.

14163 (335).

Duos 713293:
Elegie. 24471.
Elegy. 17397.
Elle s’en est allée. 5679 (72).
Entrée d’Amadis. 13274.
Gavotte. 7808 (73).
Grillon. 10933.
Grisélidis. 13275.
Il est doux, il est bon. 10982.
Invocation aux fées. 13276, 13277.
Je mourrai plus que toi. 2461.
Légende. 109384, 138278.
Légende d’ Amadis. 13279.
Meditation. 2462.
Mélodie-élégie. 385.
Navarraise. 7808 (74), 15308.
O Madone du ciel. 13280.
Poéme d’un soir. 7808 (75).
Roi de Lahore. 386.
Sapho. 15309.
Thais. 15310.
Thérése. 1133.

Massenet (L. C. de G.) =
Elle s’en est allée. 5679 (72).
Poéme d’un soir. 7808 (75).

Massey-Cooke (E.) Sweet memories.

11840.

Massey-Cooke (Mabel) Sweet memo-
ories. 11840.

Massi-Hardman (F. W.) March.
22207.

Massingill (W. W.):
Since she’s down Broadway. 5145.
That fifty million dollar smile.
5326.
Masson (Fernand):
D’un vanneur de blé aux vents.
14495, .
Fleur jetée. 12813.
Massuelle (I.):
Cing danses de caractére ancien.
4602.
Csardas. 3703.
Deux thémes-= avec
rythmiques. 4603.
Intermezzo. 4604.
Quatre piéces de différents styles.
4605.
Réveuse. 5015.
1°* impromptu en la bémol. 5676.
Masters (F. W.) I am as I was made
to be. 19191.

Masters school.

variations

Tower song. 11987.

‘£731

INDEX

pt. Im, n. s., v.18

Mastin (F. E.):
Blanchie. 806.
Old-maid-blues. 7016.
Masucci (F.) Here comes the flapper.

19126.
Matheson (Herbert) Dawn of de-
light. 8076.

Matheson (N. A.) Song hits from the
Zeta follies of 1923. 7370.
Mathews (Alice) :
Dreaming lest I forget.
Invitation. 275.
Mathews (B. D.)::
Beginner in phrasing. 14163 (52).
Day in the woods. 6022.
Dreaming. 6022.
Halloween mystery [and] A recep-
tion to the teacher. 6291.
Mathews graded materials, v. 4.
9413 (92).
TaranteHe at Capri.
Mathews (Don):

18863.

6494.

Don’t be a fool, you fool. 16709.
Fishing. 10132.

My Jersey lily.- 11110.

Out Oklahoma way. 7053.
Remember.-I told you. so. 7193.

You never can tell, about the dear
little girlies .and you never
should tell if you could. 9394.

Mathews (E. L.) Just a song at twi-
light blues. 24287.
Mathews (Ted) Just a song at twi-
light blues. _ 24237.
Mathews (W.S. B.):
Beginner in phrasing. 141638 (52).
Mathews graded materials, v. 4.

9413,, 92.
Mathiebe (W. A.) Wishing, your
wishes come true. 18316.

Mathield (—). I wonder why I ean’t
stop loving you. 6424.

Mathieu (Alma) Cours d’harmonie
complet. 21560.
Mathieu (Leon) Mathieu’s’ modern

harmony course and service. 10936.
Mathot (A. -.Z.):
Aria. 3085. :
Bercé par les complaintes vagues.
5826.

Berceuse. 3518.
Chanson de Yarvina. 1706.
Dans tes bras. 6011.
Danse des milliards.
Hternelle histoire.
Feuilles mortes.
Gitanerias. 12854.
Marine. 4591.
Méditation. 4616.
Miroir. 6834.
Muet aveu. 6888.
Neige. 4762.
Nocturne. 4812.
Nouste-Damo. 2639.

“3734.
3869.
3909.

-O, mon amour, mon pauvre amour.
6985.

O salutaris. O65T.

Paroles qu’on ne dit pas. T7075.

Petite chanson. 7098.

Psaume XLVII. 8908.

Si j’étais Dieu. 5136.

Tantum ergo. 3082.

Two old songs. 5914. ;
Matienzo (Theresa de) Americante.

18430.

Matre (V.G.) Fabiola. 14654,
Matson (C. A.):
All day long he’s listenang to the

radio. 23379.
Tia Juana blues. 18104,
Windy city blues. 23272

Matsuyama (Yoshinori) Cing chan-
sons . caractéristiques japonaises.
8614.

Matt (lL. M.) Gallant 106th infantry
march. 179.

Mattei (—) Nona ver. 4792.

Toceata. 2463.
On the silvery

Matthay (Tobias)
Matthews (D. M.)
Manatee. 11290.
Matthews (H. A.):
A-courtin’ eall.

1483.
Brunette. 14361.

Matthews (J. 8S.) That Easter morn.
3101. )
Matthews (Raymond) Medal of
honor. 4614.
Matthews (W.) Moonlit waves.
13330.

Matthews co.- Medal of honor. 4614.
Matthey (J. Bie) By the mill-pond.
9680.

Mattiello (Luigi) :
Insegnatemi il francese? 10591.
Maria vieni a marcello. 10924.
Mattingly (J: M):
Juliska. 15083.
On the blue lagoon. Tie:
Mattox (L. B.) Top o’ the world with
you. 5384.
Mattullath (Alice) Our colors. 18502.
Matuz (A.) . Lovesick blues. 13233.
Matz (Cyndriene) In real life in
true life.. 17124.
Mauek (Mrs. L. I.)
me you miss me. 13898.
Maud (Constance) Bonsoir la com-
pagnie.. 25595 (33)..
Maude (Caroline) :
Ave Maria. 18474.
Spanish dance. 20449.
Mauder (Manny) Bonbonniere-bos-
ton. 3544.

Maunder (J. H.)
Lord. 187830.
Maunfrell (Gerald)
where. 15891.

Tell me oh tell

Creator, God and

Someday, some-

1732

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Mauprey (André):
Aimer sans paroles. 20993,
C’est pas ca qui donne un frisson.

143876.

C’est pour toi. 16542.
Calicot et la modiste. 14879.
Cyprien. 14490.
Fernande. 6173.
J’ suis pas vernie. 15059.
Poucette. 11427.
Premier baiser. 15696.
Quand on veut sfaire aimer.

Maurel (Philippe) :

Danse piquante. 14524.
Feuilles de rose. 3908.
Pensée triste. 15640.

Maurer (J.) Child’s prayer. 14428.

Maurice (M.) pseud. See Moses (Mau-

rice)

Mauro (Benoit) Life without you is
a lonely dream. 2357. ‘
Mauro (Eugenio) Mare ’e Santa

Lucia. 19698.

Maurrie (J. G.)

19548.

Max (Ben):
Broken love nest. 21210.
Dreamy moon. 21461.
Umbrellas to mend. 23111.

Max (Jack):

Broken love nest. 21210.
Dreamy moon. 21461.
Umbrellas to mend. 23111.
Maxwell (C. C.):
Four-horseman. 19438.
Just like a fool. 8448.
Maxwell (Clinton) :
New York blues. 450.
Take a trip o’er Custer highway.
631.
Maxwell (Dorothy) My Noah’s ark.
15456.
- Maxwell (Elsa):
Please keep out-of my dreams.
24870.
Singer. 5150.
Maxwell (K. H.) Keep on = hopin’.

6580.

May (A. V.) Day-break. 14530.

May (G. E.):

Alaska in the snow. 18403.

Téhéran nights. 205738.

~ May (H. C.) TI think of you. 24122.

' May (H. 1T.) Only you just you.

4858.

May (Hans):

Lieb gib acht. 19557.

Lieber mond, geh’ sei ein kavalier.
10768. :

Noch einmal fahr’ mit mir hinaus.
8759.

Nur du bist die, die ich begehre.
19961.

Lest we _ forget.

Onkel Stinnes, mach’ uns das
nach, 11297.
Maybrick (Laura):
Bravo Jack. 25595 (34).
By the waters. 5679 (22).
Fiona. 14163 (172).
Forge and the bell. 5679 (39).
Wilt thou be mine. 14163 (614).
Mayer (Alexander) Worry. 14126.
Mayer (F. C.) jr. Sweetest song.
14163 (557).
Mayer (J. E.) Cupid’s waltz. 3705.
Mayer (Joseph) Alimony mama, stop
your shakin’ daddy down. 12368.
Mayer (Max) Five old Chinese lyrics.
2472.
Mayer (T. A.) Desert maid. 8089.
Mayer-Mahr (Moritz) Czerny studium.
5996-6001.
Mayerl (—) Dearie, if you knew.
3761.
Mayerl (Billy) :
Some day in Cambay. 5176, 9074.
Southern Rose. 13815.
Mayes (Hthel) Why was not my
mother a queen. 5600.
Mayfield (Menlo) Man from Glen-
garry. 10911.
Mayham (Harriette), Love’s dream-
ing. 138229.

Mayhew (Billy) Old pal I’m. just as

lonesome as you. 15564.
Mayhew (Mrs. C. E.) Keystone state.
4410.
Maynord (G. M.) ‘There’s a picture
on my memory. 20609.
Mayo (Fred) I’m not to blame.
10482.
Mayo (R. E.) jr.:
Hon you must come over. 19148.
Just-a-wanderer. 19458.
Remembrances. 20214.
Wonderful girl. 20898.
Mayo (Sam) Johnnie, Ill come back
to you. 19437.
Mayol (A.) & co. (Sues. de):
- Bibelot. 7918.
Cielo de amor. 8011.
Mayr (Eva) Winnie Winkle. 20887.
Mayson (EK. J.) Hab’ mich lieb. 2017.
Maywood (George) pseud. See Schleif-
farth (George). 14168.
Mazas (—) Methodedeviolon. 1141.

Mazas (F.):
Six duets for two violins. 18364
(IS HNIS6
Twelve duets for- two violins.
18364 (137, 188). P

Mazas (J. F.) Douze petits duos.
PPA

Mazure (A. M.) Hollywood. 21744.

Mazurie (EK. M.) My star of all the
world. 8726.

Mazzeo (J. A.) Always do right by
your mother. 1512. -

1733

INDEX

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Mazzuca (Tito):
Bacio nel deserto. 21100.
Si vous voulez. 22780.
Talisman. 25226.
Mazzucchi (A.):
Bionda rossa e bruna. 21169.
Bussola. 235388.
Canzona settembrina. 18628.
Genoveffa. 23872.
Ovaiola. 13508.
Meacham (H. K.)
Glory. 10289.

Hail the King of

Meacham (W. C.) Hail the King of |

Glory. 10289.
Meacham (W. F.) My old Kentucky
home, goodnight. 5679 (77).
Meade (Charles) :
Drifting along. 3824.
Lilae time. 2361.
Meade (Marjory):
Hills of the hommelaan: 2056.
Jean. 10631.
Meader (M. B.):
Bring a song of gladness. 18581.
Meake (Joe) Don’t shimmie no more.
9965.
Meale (Arthur) Pilgrimage. 1229.
Mears (R. M.) You’ve been all that a
mother could be. 93899.
Mears (W. G. Bonnie Scotland.
21188.

Mechanism and expression. 13290.
Meck (Edward) :
Lullabies. 15262.
Virginia Rose. 16172.
Meckley (Eva) Smile. 17922.
Mecum (Dudley) Goodbye, sweet
mamma, goodbye. 6258.
Medcraft (C. H.) Just like they do
in the movies. 22016.
Medcraft (Dan.) Just like they do in
the movies. 22016.
Medlam (Thomas) Playing the game
of love. 17725.
Medley (Mrs. C.) Mother’s picture.
13345.

Medley selection. 10948.
Medsker (P. H.) Longing. 17309.
Medtner (N.):
Sechs gedichte. 22220.
Vergessene weisen. 3211, 9260,
18185.

Medwedosko (Samuel) That myste-
rious blues. 7510.
Meehan (Al.):
Always come to mother. 18422.
Among the hills of home sweet
home. 23398.
Baby mine. 18482.
Back in old Virginia is a dear
mother. 21105. -
Back to the Ozarks. 16461.
Behind the honeysuckle vine.
16482.

1734

Breaking the golden links of home.
18576.

Bugles call. 23535.

Castles. 23566.

Conclusion. 95.

Corn liquor blues. 23643.

Dear old dad. 23698.

Dear old darling dad. 18782.

Down in Timbuctoo, 18853.

Dream faith. 18858.

Dreaming of home. 18864.

Dreaming of you and home sweet
home. 23745.

Hileen. 16758.

Flirting chauffeur. 16815.

Forlorn girl. 6198.

Geneveure. 16850.

Glimpse of nature. 19039.

Hands off in Europe. 19089.

He don’t love me blues. 19107.

Heart broken. 10324.

Homeless. 16962.

I am dreaming about a girl that’s
to come. 10413.

I know that it’s easy to cry.

24083.

I love you. 19236.

I’m glad I took a real girl. 14914.

I’m moving to the jungles to lead
a quiet life. 24107.

I’m pining for you. 19261.

I miss them so. 24115.

I need you. 19271.

I wish I had a home sweet home.
17092.

In a land of dreams. 19331.

Irish eyes of blue. 17151.

It’s memories of you. 24190.

Just keep on smiling. 19470.

Just lonely. 24244.

Just Mary. 17204.

Just trust and wait for me. 17209.

Kindly omit the flowers. 17227.

King of cars. 2294.

King Tut. 15128.

Little grey home in the West.
24325.

Lonely mother. 19602.

Lonesome for someone. 24350.

Lonesome loving blues. 24352.

Love call. 17324.

Love’s dream. 19638.

Mary Lee. 19705.

Meet me when the autumn leaves
begin to fall. 15317.

Melba. 19727.

Memories of long ago. 19733.

Memories though I may roam call
me back to home sweet home.
19737.

Missouri. 19767.

Mother. 19802.

Moving picture blues. 19818.

My childhood home. 17490.

My dear old home. 19844.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

My dream of the golden haired
girl. 11090.

My Gypsy Rose. 17508.

My little girl. 17511.

My old prairie home. 24610.

My prairie rose. 175383.

My Tennessee home and you.
15467.

Now let’s talk about beauty. 24667.

Oh, Lynnie. 17617.

Oh those beautiful little blue laws.
24714.

Old home town. 8806.

Old king Tut. 17637.

Once I had a loved one. 20033.

Our own Red, White and Blue.
20063.

Pacific blues. 20077.

Road that leads to Hoosierland.
22665.

Sally Jane. 20283.

Shimmie my babe for me. 17884.

Since I got her I. Q. and she got

mine. 9038.

Since my mother’s dead and gone.
25073.

Since the U. S. A. went dry.
17902.

Sister of mine. 20374.
Something. 25110.
Star of gold. 20466.
Sweetheart you are my wonderful
dream. 11850.
That old melody. 20591.
That trick. 18072. A
Those hoo doo blues. 11948.
Times have changed since then.
20639.
"Tis love. 18118.
Twilight. 18153.
Twilight brings you to me. 18155.
Under the spell of those Irish
charms. 20693.
Wandering thoughts. 20756.
Want you blues. 12122.
Warren G. Harding. 25441.
What shall I do when you’re gone.
9298.
When father had the flu. 16228.
When love grows cold, all goes
wrong. 20827.
Where the cypress bend their
bows. 18270.
Why should I ery about you.
20873.
Winter blues. 16308.
Yellow rose of Texas. 18322
| Meek (B. 1.):
Dear old-fashioned granny. 9913.
My day. 2567.
Meek (T. H.):
City that knows how. 9777.

My goodness no. 15424, 15425.
On San Francisco Bay. 11275.
That smile by radio. 23020.
Tia Juana Mexico. 16975.

Yes. 16336.

Meeks (Mrs. Frank) Real Yankee.
4996.

Meeks (Thomas):
Mr. Nichols. 6841.
We're getting evrything that’s
good. 5513.
When you meet a man that’s blue,
5572.
Whosoever will may come. 5596.
Megére apprivoisée. 8625.
Megonigal (lL. A.) Ebenezer. 14607.
Megson (Fred) Ripsaw blues. 13649.
Mehelir (Matthew) :
Broken love. 14858.
No home, nor friends. 4786.
Sunshine. 15966.
Meher (Donovan):
Play that old time melody. 22567.
Strait-laced Jane. 25172.
Mehr (Ll. W.):
Down and out blues. 5679 (177),
9975.
Mind your own business and don’t
backbite me. 5679 (278), 138309.
You can have my man. 33838,
5679 (411).
Mehul (—):
Air de Mendoce. 9.
Deux aveugles de Toléde. 9.
Meigs pub. co. Shepherd’s vision.
PPA pe
Meiler (J. B.) Devils dance. 14163
(142).
Meinardus (E.) Sculptor. 25018.
Meine (KE. H.):
Memories I can’t forget. 2492.
Pleading to call you mine. 4934.
Meinke (Minnie) First breath of
spring. 10125.
Meissner (P. E.) Come back to me,
my love. 18706.
Meister von Montmartre. 6789.
Mekeel (C. A.) Small town blues.
15866.
Melartin (Erkki):
A slut dini é6gon. 2659.
Bleka ménen. 1619.
Lilla herdinnan. 2363.
Segan om vart hjarta. 7241.
Silhouetter. 17895, 17896.
_ Slummervisa. 2963.
Valse lente. 25393.
6 pianostycken. 24488.
Melby (G. W.) What will become of
our little home. 38252.
Mélé (Fred) :
Eventail. 6142.
Moije danse. 11017.

106658—24——28 1735

INDEX

Mele (Marcello) . Sciasciona oh! oh!
25017.
Meli (Joseph) Ting Ling from China-
town. 253807.
Melich (Art) Just foolin’ with you.
8445.
Melina (Alfredo) :
Americanate. 184380.
Filarmonica. 18961.
Mell (Brooks) L-O-V- means I love
you. 344, 10843.
Mellander (KE. L.) Just melody.
24245.
Meller (James) :
Blues mixture. 12498.
Double crossin’ daddy. 12712.

Mellor (—) Night o’ memory. 8748.
Mellor (Tom):
Down on the old Dutch farm. 890.
I don’t want love. 8323.

I’m tired of waiting for you.
12984.

Sing a song of bonnie Scotland.
9042.

That lil’ old cuckoo clock. 13904.
What do you know. 14058.
Melodia (Musikverlag) g. m. b. h.:
Du. bist die schdénste frau der
welt.. 8128.
Du bist meine letzte liebe.
Heut hab’ ich zeit. 8283.
O Marianka! 11211.
Von deiner liebe kann ich doch
nicht leben. 9269.
Melodiana. 24489.
Melodies for children. 15319.
Mélodies populaires indiennes.
Melody magic. 10955.
Melody maze. 24491.
Melody music co.:
.Afternoon blues. 12361.
I’m laughing at you now. 21848.
I need you to drive my blues
away. 10494.
Just one more day. 22019.
Lost little sister. 22136.
Midnight blues. 8642.
Your time now, ’twill be mine
after a while. 7793.
Melody of Jerusalem. 24492.
Melody piano co., inc.:
Bella tormina. 16483.
Bimba misteriosa. 23489.
Cielito lindo. 16597.
Firpo. 18963.
Gilda. 23881.
Ueccello ineanterole.
Viola. 20738.
Melody shop:
Alice blues.
Little longer. 24828.
One little hour. 13487.
Owl and the moon. 24783.
Pa-peé-tee sweetie. 13524.

8129.

15321.

20688.

9452.

pt. 111, n. s., v.18.

Melrose (Walter):
Mandy Lee blues. 6745.
My sweet lovin’ man. 6927.
Melrose bros. music ¢o.:
All night blues. 14201.
Chattanooga stomps. 25595 (358).
Grandpa’s spells. 14163 (661),
16899.
Kansas City stomps. 14163 (684),
17214.
London blues.
25595 (482).

14163 (691), 17298,

Mandy Lee blues. 6745, 7808
(251). .

Mr. Jelly Lord. 14168 (701),
17437, ;

Mobile blues. 24527.
My sweet lovin’ man. 6927.

New Orleans stomps. 25595
(452).
Pearls. 14163 (722), 17699.

Sobbin’ blues. 14163 (736), 22824.
Someday sweetheart. 25595 (488).
_ Sweet lovin’ man. 7808 (299).
Tin roof blues. 7547, 7808 (306),
13942, 16077.
Wolverine blues.
(3380), 9354.
Meluzio (C.):
Auretta. 23430.
Tdillio. 241387.
Melvin (Ernest) :
Come again, lad. 18704.
Green apples. 19078.
I married a wife. 12985.
Jilted. 19435.
Michaelmas mystery. 19756.
Tommy, the whistler. 5380.
Memminger (Adolph) Star
dreams. 22888.
Memoli (Joseph)
Memories. 17411.
Men of Harlech. 19741.
Menaghetti (Antonio)
Grappa. 1679.
Mendel (J. W.) Self-instruction for
playing the Mendel tenor guitar.
11611.
Mendelsohn (Guy):
Shmilik-Asrilik. 7310.
Tell de folks I’m coming home.
11886.

3317, 7808

light

June days. 6558.

Canzone del

. Mendelsohn (Jack) music co.:

Grieving. 12882. ©

One who taught me the golden
rule. 17651.

Who loves you now? 14092.

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.):

Air de soprano dans Paulus. 394.

Athalie. 13298.

Capriccio brillante. 2498.

Chanson de printemps. 4630.

Consolation. 6803.

HKtude nr. 2, 15329.

Hark the herald angels sing. 804.

1736

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

How lovely are the messengers.
4631.
Klavier-werke. 6804, 6805.
Mendelssohn. 8632.
O wert thou in the cauld, blast.
10968.
On song’s bright pinions. 22229,
24503.
Rondo capriccioso. 13299.
Son and stranger. 197438.
~ Songe d’une nuit d’été. 19744.
Spinning song. 4632.
Spring song. 6806, 6807, 8633,
22230, 24504.
Violin concerto. 18364 (140).
12 pieces faciles. 6808.
Mendenhall (A. E.) Just a_ smile.
19456.

Mendes (H. G.): |
Montagne noire. 7808 (81).
Vision de la reine. 7808 (147).
Mendle (F. C.) Moonlight love.
15877, 22290. . ;
Mendoza (David) Let me see you
smile. 24296.
Menier (Georges) :
Ne m’ épousez pas. 442.
Pourquoi. 11480.
Priére. 11447.
Merbecke (John) Holy communion.
24018.

Mercer (Harriet) :
It’s good to be living now. 19393.
Waiting love. 20752.
Mercier (René) :
Conseils a Benjamin. 21346.
‘J’te veux. 10617.:
Merck (Carlton) :
Marjorie polka. 15302.
Optimist. 2711.
Remembrances. 20213.
Meredith (A. T.): ,
| Love’s dear yesterday. 10869.
When Ireland’s a nation again.
9307. ;

Meredith (Claude) Kingdom eternal.
8468.

. Meredith (I. H.):

All the way long it is Jesus.
18364 (7).

Beautiful star. 18364 (21).

Cross of Calvary. 183864 (53).

Gifts. 182.

Gloria Patri. 18364 (76).

Hail blessed tidings. - 18364 (84).

Hark the holy angels. 18364
(87).

He'll take care of me. (230).

Hear the bells. 18364 (90).

His changeless love. 19136.

His star. 24010.

Hold up the light. 14163 (244).

Homeland. 18364 (96).

Hope. 240381.

How sweet the name cf. Jesus.

18364 (101).

I love the Christmas time. 18364
(105).

I want to live with Jesus. 18364.
(108).

I will praise Thee. 18364 (109).
It is better farther on. 9413 (74).
Jesus is living with me. 18364
(116).
Just shall live by faith. 183864
(120)..
Love stamps. 24885.
Love that redeems. 18364 (131).
Marching to the kingdom. 9413
(90).
Merrily ring. 18364 (148).
Mothers of men. 8682.
Nobody knows like Jesus. 18364
; E152).
Once for all. 18364 (161).
Palace for the King. 24788.
Pentecostal power. 94138 (115).
Quench not the spirit. 18364
(165).
Shining for Jesus. 14163 (511).
Sing ye praises. 18364 (190).
That ye might have life. 20599.
Thou hast put gladness in my
heart. 18364 (204).
Walking by the Saviour’s side.
18364 (210).
Walking in the way of truth.
183864 (211).
Way of the cross. 18364 (214).
We're nearing the city. 18364
(215).
What then. 18364 (217).
When daylight fades. 20804.
When my ship shall cast her an-
‘chor. 18364 (218).
Will we be among His jewels.
18364 (228).
Meredith (Mal) Where the clover
blossoms blow. 3257, 20852.
Meredith & King. Where the clover
blossoms blow. 3275.
Mérigot (F.):
Fanfare joyeuse. 1911.
Pour ma poupée. 2774.
Merikanto (Oscar or Oskar) :
Ala itke ditini. 23368.
Prince came a-wooing. 24898,
24894.
Merlino (V. R.) My sweet Virginia.
2595.
Mero (W. P.) pseud. See Orem (P.
W.).
Meroff (Ben) We said good-bye I
wonder why. 25451, 25452.
Merrill (Blanche) :
Every little heart. 145.
I’m a harmony baby. 4183.
Merrill (C. Dell) See Dell Merrill
(Clara)

1737

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Merrill (l. D.) Songs. 24509.
Merrill (L. E.) Yonkers. 23305.
Merrill (L. G.) Why? ©1489.

Merrill (P. J.) Indian maid. 24180.
Merrill (W. J.) Songs. 24509.

Merrin (W.) Home sweet home seems
a long way off. 21752.

Merriott (Bonnie) I wonder why.
6433.

Merritt (Stan) Edie. yes in-deed-ee I
love you. 18892.
Merriwell (Robert)
heart. 21452.
Merry go round.
Merryl (Bruce)

10686.
Merryman (F. D.) Georgie McManus
drives the blues away. 16853.

Dream in his
22234.

Khandalla. 2287,

Merryman (J. H.) Elf’s festival.
12751, 18898.

Merson (Billy) When the clock
strikes, one-two-three-four. 23222.

Mertens (Camille) :
Contemplation. 14163 (121).
Impromptu. 14163 (354).
Légende. 14163 (306).
Réverie. 14163 (463).
Scherzino. 14163 (354).

Mertens (George) :
Contemplation. 14163 (121).
Impromptu. 14163 (354).
Légende. 14163 (306).
Réverie. 14163 (463).
Scherzino. 14163 (354).

Mertens (Jos.):

Contemplation. 14163 (121).
Impromptu. 14163 (354).
Légende. 14163 (306).
Réverie. 14163 (463).
Scherzino. 14163 (354).

Mertens (Laurent) :
Contemplation. 14163 (121).
Impromptu. 14163 (3538).
Légende. 14163 (306).
Réverie. 14163 (463).
Scherzino. 14163 (354).

Mertz (C. D.) Sunshine blues.
Merwin (R. A.)

1329.
Consider and hear

me. 12613.
Méry (Berthold) Lisbeth. 4482.
Meskill (Jack) :
Barcarolle blues. 21122.

Blue Hoosier blues.
9629, 12496, 12497.

1627, 5846,

Hello, who's this, get off the
phone. 10339.
Hoot mon. 12933, 14848, 14849.
Louisian’. 17318.
You might have fooled me once.
16348. -
Meskill (J. M.) O sole mio. 16373
(65).

Mesquita (Carlos de):

Chanson de Tragaldabaal 7808
(ie;
Si tu veux. 7808 (121).
Messager (André) :
Amour masqué, 9485, 12387,

14216-14219.
Amour masqué, j’ai deux amants.
12388.
Chanson des bonnes. 5923.
Chant birman. 5926, 9732, 12573.
Couplets du charme. 5982.
J’ai deux amants. 6522.
J’ai vingt ans.. 6525, 15056.
Koutchiska. 6598.
Mon réve. 6855.
Que des filles. 15715.
Romance. 7216, 13658.
Tango chanté. 7490,
Messelt (C. I.) Jazzimi. 10628.
Messemer (W.).. Don’t forget ‘your
mother. 12703.
Messenger (R. W.) We'll rock ’em,
we'll sock em. 12135.

Messenger co. We’ll rock ’em, we'll
sock em. 12135.
Messenheimer (Sam) When romance

wakes. 25479.

Messiah. 6278.

Messier (André) Liberty march.
15178.

Messimy (E. de) See De Messimy
(E.).

Messina (G. M.) Seherzo della pia-
nola. 563.

Messina (Joe) Shall we wander in
the twilight. 9015.

Metcalf (J. W.) Song of life. 20423.

Metcalfe (Bruce) Golden rod. 7808
(208).

Méthode pratique de chant. 15339.

Methodist book concern. Junior Metho-
dist hymnal. 24231.

Methodist protestant church (Board
of foreign missions of the) Penitent.
17700.

Methven, Simpson, Itd.:

Lord is my Shepherd. 15225.
Songs of the Scots. 15906.

Metler (H. N.) Palo’. my dreams.
7661.

Metro music @o.:

Dumb Dora. 21468.
Soul of Russia. 13810.
Why don’t my dreams come true?

731.

Mettler & McKay. Only your heart.
13495.

Metz (John) Way down in Florida
Bay. 25447.

Metz (Roy) We are the ladies of the
Ku klux klan. 23179.

Metz (T.. A.) Hot time in the old

town to-night. 14163 (249).

1738

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923..

Metzler (M. 8S.) Come to yo? mammy.
3670.
Metzler & co. (1920) Itd.:
Animal book. 12393.
Cleopatra. 3649.
I saw only you. 24118.
Jolly Roger. 10643.
Lend me your aid. 4022.
Lola. 336.
Love in a mist. 24380.
Morano’s farewell. 11034.
Oh, dear! oh, dear!! oh, dear!!!
11236.
Paddy-the-next-best-thing. 4871.
Peasant’s dance. 15635.
Sleep, O sleep. 13756.
There’s a song for every day.
649.

Virtue’s treasure. 14018.

Meusy (Louis) O salutaris. 14163
(401).
Meyer (—):
Ji-ji-boo. 17180. be
Kicky-koo, you for me, me for
you. 2288.
My honey’s lovin’ arms. 2578.

Railroad man. 13619.
Meyer (Ferdinand) pseud. See Foote
(Arthur).
Meyer (G. W.).:
At the cake walk ball. 5769, 7861.
Cover me up with the sunshine of
Virginia, 23652.
Down among the sleepy hills of
Tennessee. 889, 1855, 3799,
9974.
Gypsy Rose. 10284, 10285.
Headin’ home. 12908.
I can’t realize you’re gone.
17008.
I’ve got those laughin’ while my
heart is breakin’ blues. 19288,
If she was what she was. when
she was sixteen. 21901, 21902.
In that southern harem of mine.

12959,

6481, 8392.

Tn the land. of Sweet sixteen.
17130.

Kissing time. 22038.

Mammy’s day in Dixie-land.
8595.

Maybe it’s all for the best. 8617.

My Tucky home. 22362.

Night after night. 4780, 4781.

Nobody loves you like I do.
19946.

Red light Rosie.
Rockabye town.
Shuffle along. 13728, 15848.
Sittin’ in a corner. 13746, 15859.
Skiddad dad _ daddlin’ daddy.
7333, 7334. 7
Swanee bound. 22938.”
They’ve got their Indian habits on
in Dixieland. 7528, 9195.

20202, 226385:
15653.

1739

When those roly boly babies roll
their eyes. 14077.
Who-00, is with you to-night.
T1335. 9332.
Meyer (J. H.) I wonder if they ever
think of me. 17094.
Meyer (John):
Along the rainbow
16409, 21024.
Sunset valley.
Meyer (Joseph) :
Alimony mama stop you shakin’
daddy down. 9453.
As we leave the years behind.
14251. |
Do you love, as I love. 3786. ae
Hello Paddy. 986.
|
|

trail. 12377

1328.

I can’t forgive and forget. 4152.
No one like you. 8752, 13416.
Sing mammy sing, Sweet and low.
5148, 9043, 11664.
Tarantella. 16019.
When mother sings Sweet and
low. 18249, 20829.
Meyer (Lillian)
the place where I was born.
Meyer (M. M.):
Goddess of love. 1985.
Listen kid. 10782.
Tripping. 5393.
(Rudolph) American woolen
23396.

Dear old Ireland,
8738.

Meyer
co., anthem.
Meyer (Viola) Oh, how I hate to go
to bed at night. 19994.
Meyer-Helmund (Erik):
Abschiedswalzer. 1481.
Am bach. 14163 (20).
At the fairy spring. 7862.
Bliitenfall. 1628.
Chanson triste. 5679 (25).
Danse hongroise. 5679 (31).
Haremstriume. 2026.
Im tanzenden boot. 2179.
In heimlicher nacht. 2192.
J’y pense. 5679 (57).
Love’s melody. 19641, 22156.
Marquisette. 2455.
Nachtpromenade. 2601.
Nachtliche gondelfahrt. 2602.

Plaudernde quelle. 2760.

Rivieratraum. 2844.

Romance sans. paroles. 14163
(475).

Serenade’ unterm abendstern-
5106.

Troisiéme mazurka. D679 (112).

Valse romantique. 14163 (568,
D877).

Weltentriickt. 3247.

Meyer-Olbersleben (Max):
Bouncing ball. 9646.
Folk dancing. 10145.
Holiday march. 10360.
Kept in. 10685.

Little romance. 10803.

INDEX

Meyer-Steineg (Theodor) Vierzehn
im volkston zur laute. 10983.
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) :
Cavatina. 15340.
North star. 6815.
Ombre légére. 19754.
Prophet. 6816.
Robert le diable. 14163 (357).
Meyerowitz (David):
Maine siber gite yur.
Maseldik yur. 10980.
Mein zukunft. 10952.
Miave malke. . 11013.
My dear darling,
11086.
Wus a idel ken. 12275.
Yes, I remember you. 12282..:
Yokem bembe. 12285.
Meyers (Billy) :
Blue grass blues. 12495, 21180.
Bugle call rag. 9670.
House of David blues.
16973.
Lots 0? mamma, 22139, 24372.

10902.

10382,

Made a monkey out of me. 6727.
Step-daddy. 11782.
There’s no gal like my gal. 9191.

Meyers (Matthew) Buggy-Booney.
23534.
Meyers (Mrs. P. H.) Heaven eyes.
10338.

Micari (Vincent) Fascisti a Roma.
10104.
Micea (Giovanni) Mugliera abbandu-

nata. 24578.

Michaels (David) Child’s prayer.
7998.

Michaelson (A. B.) Redeeming blood.
20204.

Michalesko (Michal) :

Brief zu dem rabin. 9656.

Huscha-schuscha. 21786.

Nit ous sugen fin cheder.
Michalski (Norman) :

Anna from Louisiana.

That best kiss of all.
Michaud (D. J.):

If I had you. 10536.

New America. 13406.

Old fashioned blossoms remind me

of you. 20015.

Wanderer’s return.
Michaud (Jean):

Fantasy-trio. 6160. °

Hill pines were sighing. 14823.

Magic garden. 15274.

Twelve intermediate

DS Wate

Two legends. 6131.

Michaud (Romuald) I’m trying to
make you understand. 14932.

Michaud-Clark. If I had you. 10536.
Michel (M.):

Meditation. 14163 (344).

Trio. 14163 (844).

11165.

5748.
23009.

5494.

etudes.

I miss you.

Mier (Alvano)

pt. 117, n. s., v.18

Michel (Paul) Dear old L. A., the
angel city. 1822.

Michels (Tom) Ze waltz from Paree.

25590.
Michels (Walter) Ze waltz from |
Paree. 25590...°.— ’

Michelson (Lewis) :
M. T. pocket blues. 13248, 17365.
Those ha ha blues.’ 18097.
Michiels (Gustave) Danse espagnole.
16662. ; ,
Michigan (University of) ..Women’s
league of the. Jane climbs a moun-
tain. 10622. ; )
Micholas (George) Love lost but not
forgotten. 10855. ;
Micihelli (F.) You’re not in love at
all. 16851. |
Middelschulte (Wilhelm) Chroma-
tische fantasie. 3638.
Middleton (Cecil) My girl. 6904.
Middleton (M. C.),° In a land of
dreams. 19331. :
Midgley (C. W.) jr.
pretty maid. 1650.
Midgely (Chick) Fore. 10155.
Midland music pub. co.:
Charles, merry monarch. 17991,
Evening dreams. 14637...
For thee. 14704. ©
Garden of roses in June. 1960.
Hunt. 2089. .
I like my beer with the froth on.
2106.
Mothers who never forget.
Playmates still, 2763.
Prelude seraphique. 11441.
Reparations. 20217.
Water mill. 20762.
Midnight follies. 8334, 8874, 8876.
Midnight rounders. 3288.
Midwest music house. Jz in a flurry,
oh do hurry. 2158.
Mier (A. A.) She’s French. 2940.
Sweet Carolina rose.

Brooklet and a

2549.

25208.
Mier (Alvano)
Carolina rose.
Miersch (P. T.):
Drei character stiticke.
Quartett. 2796.

music pub. co. Sweet

25203.
398.

“Mignan (Edouard) :

Bercement. 9599, —
Carnaval des cloches.
Dulee habanera. 8181.
Kranaos. 10707.
Ombres eastillanes. 8812.
Poursuite du vent et de Vamour.
114381.
Rapsodie. 15728.
Sistriana. 9050.
Sous les cyprés.
Trois antiques.
Mignon. 18926.

7973.

9096.
8645.

1740

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Mignon-verlag. Im hotel Zur nachti-
gall. 6458.
Migot (Georges) Noél. 6971.
Miguel (Antone) Jesus paid it all on
Calvary... 19429.
Mihailoff (Sergei)
eye
Milanese (Rose) :
Let’s be sweethearts again. 19552.
You'll always be a dear old pal to
me. 23315.
Milano (Emily) My song. 19888.
Miles (C. A.):
Easter call. 3841.
Home is not home without mother.
6342.
Hymns of the living gospel, no. 1.
12951.
Magnificat. 19659.
Miles (L. Roger-) See Roger-Miles
(L.)
Miles (Lizzie):
Haitian blues. 10291.
She walked right up and took my
man away. 17878.
Miles (P. H.) Rustic dance. 15783.
Miles (Renée) Grasshopper and the
- butterfly. . 967.
Miley (Bub) See Miley (J. W.).
Miley (a W:) :
I ain’t been a preacher all my life.
19188.
Those blues. 20625.
Milhaud (Darius):
Catalogue de fleur. 5917.
Child poems. 1718.
Cing symphonies. 6826.
Cingquiéme quatuor 4 cordes. 6827.
Creation du monde. 23657.
Sonate. 6828.
Sonatine. 13793.
Milian (Francisco) Lejos del hogar.
ai hi

Milian eee i Lejos del hogar.
315.

Millar (KE. A.) American flag. 12382.
Miller (—) Why should I ery over
you. 3292.

Miller (A..O.) Island of Ox. 18058.
Miller (A. 8.) Boats of mine. 14339.

Miller (Alfred) Sunny corners.
ee 25192.

- Miller (Anna) Smiles. 20391.
Miller (B. A.) Samoa-land. 15798.
Miller (Benjamin) Isabelle. 6512.
Miller (Billi) Tango blues. 11875.
Miller (Bob):
I told her did she love me and she
asked me yes. 21865.
Mean papa turn in your key, you
don’t live here no more. 19717.
Nest in loveland. 22380.
Strut long papa. 5241. .

Million dollar.

Sweet pal. 22955.
Triflin’ man. 12002.
War horse mama, pig meat
sweetie. 16195.
Miller (C. C.)- Dixie is calling blues.
14561.
Miller (Mrs. C. F.) Bible anthems,
no. 3.14312:
Miller (C. H.). Waiting in the valley,
dear old pal for you. 12111..

Miller (D..K.) My radium girl.

24615.
Miller (Mrs. Delphine) Call me your
Aunty Sam. 18612.
Miller (EH. A.):
At Jesus’ feet. 3452.
Just beyond. 4385.
Miller (E. F.): ;
He surely will come. 6316.
If I knew you. 6441.
Miller (E. M.):
Growth of the soul. 4042.
Life. 10771.
Sailing. 15791.
Secret of the rose. 17860.
Miller (F. 8S.) My little Irish rose.
2580.
Miller (F. W.):
My Cairo queen. 22315.
President Coolidge march. 20156.
Miller (Fred) :
Pearl. 17697.
Safety first. 22697.
Miller (G. C.):
Cooay, cooay, coo. 14470.
Sunshine city forever for me.
13860.
Miller (H. A.):
Captain calls for you. 9700.
Mother dear. 6872.
Our refuge. 24773.
Scars of the cross. 13685.
Miller (EE @.)*:
Daughter of the elm. 16669.
Echoes of spring. 10034.
Evening meditation. 3873.
From ocean to ocean. 16836.
Grand eagle. 4030.
Guess it. 10279.
Passing review. 11360.
Temeo. 5314.
Miller (H. J.):
Lay on Mac Duff. 195386.
Thy eall, O Christ of the ages.
25302.

Miller (H. M.) Tango blues. 7489,

11875.

Miller (Henry G.) Thus saith the

Lord. 20635.

Miller (Howard G.) You'll find a

friend in mother. T7781.

Miller (J. E.):

Down where the vest begins.
9984.

Hoodoo, who do you love. 103872

1741

RS oe

« FENDEX

Miller (J. R.)
works of Jesus.
Miller (Jennie) :
I want you all to myself. 2152.
Your love is a garden to me.
12329.

Miller (K. C.)
6295.

Praise the mighty
4957.

Happy by and bye.

Miller (Karol) Msza solenna, no. 29.
19820.

Miller (L. O.) Penseé. 1224.
Miller (M. E.) Your love is a garden
to me. 12329.
Miller (Ned) :
Crying for you.
8051, 12636.
Don’t mind the rain. 21487.
Sweet sugar plum. 13873, 18026.
Miller (Nell) I met Molly. 4207.
Miller (Norm):
Remember, dear. 8930.
When my ship of dreams comes

1786-1788, 5991,

in. 9809.
Miller (R. E.):
A. B.C. piano course. 23355,
23356.
Changing harmony. 18658.
Waiting for you. 18207.
Miller (R. K.):
Scherzo symphonique. 18364
(179).
Service hymnal. 1277.
Miller (Ray) It tickles me. 21969.

Miller (Reed) Child madonna. 21291.
Miller (Roy) ‘Travelin’ through.
PTR
Miller (S. A.)
willow tree.
Miller (S. G.)
King. 2261.
Miller (S. H.) Kentucky lane.
Miller (S. S8.):
All I want is a man of my own.
16402.
Awful moanin’ blues.

"Neath the weeping
17556.
Journey on with the

17221.

21085.

Down on the levee blues. 16729.

Every woman’s _ blues. 14644,
18924.

Hot air. 10376.

I ain’t bothered. 12958.

I got everything a woman need
to make a good man fall. 4160.
It won’t be long now. 15054,
19408. —
Moanin’ blues.
Tell ’em bout me.
wliller (V. H.):
Dance with me. 9872.
Dream cottage. 9987.
Hobby horse. 10358.
I saw camel. 10499.
‘Phantom kiss. 11385.
Rainbow smile. 11485.
Silver moon. 11655.

11014.
16025.

Mills (H. Q.)

pt, 111, 0. s., v. 18

Miller (V..M.) Id like to go back to
my homestead. 14878.
Miller (W.) Almond eyes. 767.

Miller (W. H.). My Mobile gal.
22348.
Miller (W. O.) Boo-hoo-blues. 9641.

Miller (W. W.) Mother.
Miller & Holley.
14470.

Millier (A. E.):
Chanson poétique. 9731.
Chant d’amour. 12574.
Great is the Lord. 14773.
O star of love. 24686.

O taste and see. 24687.
Sing, O heavens. 579.
Thus saith the Lord.

Millier (H. G.):

Chanson poétique. 9731.
Chant d’amour. 12574.
Great is the Lord. 14773.

« O star of love. 24686.
O taste and see. 24687.
-Sing, O heavens. 579.
Milligan (H. V.):
Day is past and over. 12669.
Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty.
21638.
Milliken (O. O.) Pining. 8873.
Millikin glee club. Millikin loyalty.
Part.

Millington (Isabel) Ann. 14235.

Millions d’Arlequin. 5105, 9006, 17868.

Millot (Etienne) :

Je me mets en votre merci.
Villanelle. 16167.

Millrod (Haiman) Attack. 21070.

Mills (B. E.) Miss me blues. 11006.

Mills (Carley) Way in Pago Pago.

3242.

Mills (Dorothy):

I sent you some violets. 21857. .
When mammy’s ship comes home.
25473. .

Mills (H. A.) :

Gavotte.

17469.
Cooay, cooay, coo.

20635.

6536.

14163 (193).
Menuet antique. 5679 (73).
Mills (BE. J.) Don’t pincha da fruit
pincha da cocoanut. 16718.
Mills (Ella) . Because of you. 18519.
Mills (F. A.) Romance. 9413 (128).
Sheik of Hollywood.
25044.
Mills (Irving) :

Happy blues. 6294.

House of David blues. 10382,
16978.

I’m just going wild. over. you.
6418.

612.

Stop your kiddin’.
somebody be.

When can. that

7718.
Mills (J. A.) I want to live in old
Vancouver. 2151.

1742

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Mills (J. P.) Love’s serenade. 8565.
Mills (Jack) ine.:
After hours. 23370, 25595 (828).
After midnight. 5679 (123), 5700.
Aileen. 9442, 12344 (61).
All my life. 21013, 23352 (5).
Answer me with a kiss. 16373
(5), 16427.
Arm breaker. 5679 (137), 5764.
Autumn leaves. 3369 (3), 3460.
Baby mine. 21090, 23852 (8).
"Bama bound blues. 14163 (633).
14281.

Beautiful chimes. 23461, 25595
(339).
Billie. 49, 756 (8).
Bleeding hearted blues. 12344
(71, 72), 14824.
_ Blue grass blues. 12495, 21180,
23352 (10).
Blue Mediterranean. 5847.
Breath of old Ireland and you.
7808 (164), 9653.
Bring it with you when you come.
21200, 23352 (11).
Bugle call rag. 9570, 12344 (77).
Carolina twilight. 9413 (164),
9712.

Casey is a wonderful name.
ZigpR 23ane! (13).

Cat’s pajamas. 70, 756 (13).

Charleston dance. 97385, 12344
(80). )

Chicago bound blues. 21287,
23352 (15, 17), 23584.

Chimes of St. Josephs, 21296,
23352 (19).

Chinese memories. 7808 (170),

7999.
Chirpin’ the blues. 12344 (83,
84), 14481.

Clock is playing. 12599.

Clown. 21321, 23352 (20).

C’m’on and dry the dishes. 21321,
233520021 nor

Come right in. 21835, 23352 (23).

Confrey’s (Zez) modern course in
novelty piano playing. 18716,
20974 (112).

Corn on the cob. 18723, 20974
(118).

Cotton pickers ball. 21355, 23352
(26, 27), 23645.

Cyclone. 5679 (167), 5995.

Deuces wild. 21421, 23352 (32).

Dizzy fingers. 21429, 23352 (33).

Don’t forget to write a_ letter
home. 18835, 20974 (121).

Don’t leave me now, pretty baby.
7808 (185), 9959.

Don’t Pan me. 12344 (100). ©

Don’t sing me the blues dear.
5679 (175), 6059, 7808 (186),
9966.

1743

Down hearted blues. 9978, 12344
(103).

Down town rag. 5679 (178),
6081.

Dream-a-way. 14163 (652), 14589,
21448, 23352 (35).

Dreamy Napoli. 6091.

Eccentric. 18887, 20974 (128).

Erratie. 18907, 20974 (125).

Ev’ry day is mother’s day. 21522,
23352 (41).

Hv’ry little while. 3369 (20),
6146.

Fairy Lillian. 20974 (26).

Farewell blues. 7808 (200),
10100.

Fidgety fingers. 3369 (24), 3912.

. Fragment. 5679 (189), 6205.

Futuristic rag. 7808 (206).

Ghost of the piano. 5679 (191),
6224.

Gimme. 5679 (192), 6228.

Gone are the days. 9418 (175),
10252.

Gossiping blues. 12344 (111),
12876.

Got the blues for Rampart street.
21666.

Graveyard dream blues. 21672,
23352 (44).

Great white way blues. 3369
(25), 4040.

Happiness. 5679 (202), 6293.

Happy blues. 5679 (203), 6294.

Harmon‘zing daddy, where did
you get so many keys. 12893.

Havana. 7808. (213), 10309.

He may be your dog, but he
wears my collar. 12901, 21711,
23352 (46).

He’s a darn good man to have
hangin’ round. 5679 (205), 6313.

Heart breaking. 3369 (27), 4082.

Henpecked blues. 6323, 16373
(28), 16937.

Hey ! you want any codfish? 12344
(115), 14819.

Hit or miss. 21741, 23352 (47).

Honolulu _ blues. 9418 (181),
10370.

Hot diggity dog. 10377, 12344
(118).

House of David blues. 10382,
12344 (120), 163873 (29), 16978.

How can you say you love me.
7808 (218), 8305.

I don’t know why. 3369 (386),
4158.

IT just want a daddy, I can call
my own. 12344 (125, 126),
14887.

T’ll always love you. 7808 (221),
10442.

Ill be here when you come back.
24086, 25595 (400).

“>

|

INDEX

Mills (Jack) ine—Continued.

Till get even with you. 21821,
23352 (54).

IT love ’er. 12844 (128), 12970.

I love Rosie Casey. 21826, 28352
(55).

I loved you once, but you stayed
away too long. 9418 (182),
10455.

I’m gonna have you, ain’t gonna
‘leave you alone. 12344 (131).

I’m just going wild over you.
5679 (222), 6418.

I’m satisfied. 12981.

I’m sorry now. 7808 (223), 10480.
I never knew until you said good-
bye. 5679 (226), 6423.
I’ve got the blues for Rampart

street. 23352 (60).

I was only fooling when I said I
loved you. 7808 (226), 8362.
If I were king of the House of

David. 16373 (37), 17107.

If you don’t give me what I want.
13015, 16373: (38), 17109.

If you knew her side of the story.
24145, 25595 (407).

Imagination. 6460.

Imagination valse. 5679 (234).

Immigration rose. 24150, 25595,
(407).

Impression. 25595 (408).

In a earavan. 5679 (235), 6463.

In my little boat of dreams. 12344
(141), 13040.

In the valley of broken hearts.
273, 756 (53).

It’s a man, ev’ry time, it’s a man.
24189, 25595 (416).

It’s a wonderful world after all.
283, 756 (55).

Javanella. 21978, 23352 (73).

Jes’ dandy. 5679 (240), 6539.

Just a girl that men forget. 7808
(236), 10658.

Just hot. 23352 (75), 24242,
242438.

Just like a thief. 23352 (76).

Kalua moon. 10680, 12344 (146)

Keyboard konversation. 7808
(237), 8460.

Krazy kapers. 3369 (48), 4428.

Lady of the lake. 309, 3369 (44),
4431. :

Langomania. 5679 (251).

Lawdy lawdy blues. 22061, 23352
(78).

Lil’ lump o’ coal. 7808 (241),
8511.

Lilaes and you. 7808 (242), 8512.

Little shepherd’s song. 5679 (261),
6663.

Little spinning wheel. 22106,

23302 (83).

(1744

pt. II, n. S., V. 18

Long ago rose. 19607, 20974 (159).

Lots 0’ mamma, 22139, 23352, (85,
86), 24372.

Love is just a flower. 7808 (244),
8551.

Mabel’s dream, 22162, 23352 (87).

Mad, ’cause you treat me this way.
367,756 (71).

Made a monkey out of me. 6727.

Mama’s got sweet jelly roll, try
and get it. 14163 (696), 15279.

Melancholy. 22223, 23352 (90).

Memory of a song. 5679 (276),
6799.

Mickey Donohue. 24515, 25595
(448). Sas

Miss Lindy Lee. 14163 (700),
15352. :

Moanin’ groanin’ blues. 22272,

2paae oats

Mother’s lullaby. 11054, 12344
(168).

Mutt wrote the music and Jeff
wrote the words. 24578, 25595
(448).

My little brown nest by the sea.

16373 (63), 17510.

My mother-in-law. 12344 (175),
13382.

Nervous nuckles. 24629, 25595
(451).

Now is the time. 462, 756 (80).

Open your heart and let me in. -
9413 (212), 11801.

Out where the blue begins. 2718,
5679 (300), 7055.

Over and under. 5679 (301), 7056.

Page Mr. Pianist. 5679 (302),
7059.

Page your puppies. 7808 (272),
11334.

Pal of my dreams. 12344 (195).

Paprika. 7067.

Parson Jenks. 11355, 12344 (196).

Penniless blues. 12344 (197),
13539.

Piano puzzle. 3369 (55), 4921.

Pianola. 12344 (198), 18557,
22558, 23352 (104).

Pickaninny dance. 22555, 23352
(105).

Plain old blues. 12344 (200),
13570.

Please come again summer days.
22573; 23352) (106).

Poor little lamb. 14163 (725),
15681.

Poor little nobody nobody knows.
14163 (726), 15682. .

Putting on the dog. 20169, 20974
(190).

Pyramyths. » 5679 (3816), 7164.

Railroad man. 3369 (57), 4991.

Rainbow waltz. 534, 756 (90).

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923

Raindrops are teardrops from
heaven. 12344 (204), 18622,
20189, 20974 (191).

Raisin’ Cain. 12344 (205), 13623,
16373 (74), 17768.

Red clover. 20199, 20974 (192).

Remember dearie. 12344 (206),
13633.

Rippling waters. 5679 (319),
7203.

Russianova. 3369 (59), 5060.

Sad ’n’ lonely blues. 12344 (210),
13674, 16373 (76), 17825.

Seandal blues. 11585, 12344 (211).

Shimmie shoes. 20344, 20974 (204).

Shufflin’ Mose. 5679 (339), 7812,
11645, 12344 (215).

Sing me the songs Caruso sang.
5679 (3840), 7330.

Skidding. 5679 (342), 7335.

Slow down sweet pa-pa. 12344
(218) , 18759, 22812, 23552.'(4119).

Smile again, Kathleen mavour-
neen. 14163 (735), 15867.

Smiles and kisses. 11682, 12344
(220). |

So long to you and the blues.
11688.

Somé day I’ll forget that I ever’

loved you. 7808 (293), 11704.

Somebody else is crazy ’bout your
used-to-be. 12344 (222), 13782.

Squawkin’ the blues. 11772,
12344 (224).

Stack o’ Lee blues. 22886, 23352
(125).

Step-daddy. 11782.

Stingy gal. 14163 (742), 15940.

Stoky Bailey. 14163 =(748),
15941.

Stop your kiddin’. 612, 756 (108).

Sweet Dixie lady. 38369 (66),
atl:

Sweet Henry, the pride of Ten-
nessee. 12344 (229), 15982.

Sweet papa please fetch it home.
14163 (748), 15987.

Symphobia. 5679 (365), 7474.

*Tain’t no tellin’ what the blues
will make you do. 14163 (750),
16007, 22976, 23352 (138).

Tango mania. 7491.

Telegram to Alabam. 5679 (366),
9162.

That futuristic rag. 9168.

That’s the way we'll say good-

bye. 11921, 12844 (285).
‘There’s a dreamy town in Georgia.

23033, 25302. (435).
There’s no gal like my gal. 9191.
Think of me. 3369 (70), 5349. ©
‘Tip toes. 14163 (759), 16079.
*Tis enough. 5679 (372), 7549.
‘Tommy the whistler. 25595

(506). :

Tricky Trix. 12000, 12344 (248).

Tripping along. 25389, 25595
(509).

Turned down papa blues. 23095,
23352) (137).

’T was the night before Christmas.
23097, 238352. (138).

Twee-twa-twa. 13975.

Twentieth century blues. 7808
(3813), 9246.
Twilight on the Nile. 3869 (74),

5419.
Uncle Sammy at the piano. 3369
(75), 5425.
Valse La la. 7808 (318), 9257.
Valse ma jolie. 5679 (882), 7614.
Vampin’ brown. 12344 (247).

~ Walkin’ an’ talkin’ blues. 14163

‘(765); 16191.
Wa-wa-waddle walk. T7668.
When I get in the movies. 23212,
23352 °'(140).

When the angelus is ringing in
Ireland. 20833, 20974 (227).
When you are leaving me my
dearie, someone else will take

your place. 12344 (256).

Whenever I think of you. 3369
(79), 557A.

Where can that somebody be.
5679 (398), 7718.

Why did you pick me up when I
was down. 12344 (260). .

Why must my pal grow old.
16373 (99), 18305.

Wicked dirty fives. 3293, 9413
(248), 12232.

Wickie wickie hula heigh. 7808
(327), 9388.

Wild cherry leaves. 7808 (328),
12234.

Wireless wavelets. 3369 (82),
618. -

Would. you cry? . 7808 (382),
9369.

Yes sir. 7808 (333), 9375.

You brought me sunshine, and you

- brought me rain. 5679 (410),
T7770.

You got ev’ry thing a sweet mama
needs but me. 5679 (412), T7774.

You might have fooled me once,
you might have fooled me twice.
14163 (785), 16348.

Youre all the world to me.
12307, 12844 (266).

You said you wouldn’t but you
done it. 12318, 12344 (268).

You’ve got me wrong. 25588,
25595 (529).

Mills (Joy) Our garden of sleep.
11 SG .
Mills (Kerry) Red wing. 18364

: (305), 20208.
1745

INDEX |

pt. 111, n..s., v.18

Mills (M. D.) Song of cheer. 11723.
Mills (R. T.) Dear little girl of mine.
9907.
Mills (S. B.):
Fairy Lillian. 20974 (26).
Gavotte. 141638 (193).
Menuet antique. 5679 (73).
Romance. 9413 (123).
Millspaugh (C. S8.):
I can always see the sunshine.
2382.
Lying lips. 363.
Twelve belis waltz. 9242.
Millwood (G. K.) Fire of your love
is cold. 12809.
Milner (KE. T.)
in vain. 8123.
Milstein (Milly)
Milton (James)
vist. 223712.

Dreams that are all

Why did she? 25517.
Det er statistisk be-

Milton (Percy) Sunshine. 15964.

Minadeo (Minerva) Love me. 10856.

Miner (F. G.) Take me back to old
Wisconsin. 22980.

Miner (P. M.) Movie, movie man I
want to be. 11060.

Ming (Mrs. E. C.)
17481.

Mingo (R. H.) When love grows
cold, all goes wrong. 20827.

Mingus (I. L.) Our President gone
from the U. S. A. 20064.

Music in Italy.

Minnesota (University of) Lamba
chapter. Songs of Delta gamma.
1306.

Minnie and me 5866, 6292, 6345,
7696.

Minor (C. 8S.) I know what it means
to be sorry. 6391, 6392.
Minor (Dan):
After while. 9436.
Goo-goo. 23917.
When we were boys. 12195.
Minshall (E.) I will give thanks.
17090.

Minsker (M. A.)
14163 (549).
Minsmer (J.) Nocturne.

Minster (Sol):
America’s lament. 23397.
Greetings of Almas. 10275.
Miolski (Wasa) Struttin’ back home
to New Orleans. 25181.

Mir (Michel) Pavane. 22587.
Miramontes (Arnulfo) Anahuae.
21040, 21041.
Miranda (lL. R.):

Bibelot. 7918.
Ciele de amor.
Mirande (F. A.):
Lonesome mother.
Stop thief. 7431.

Sunset schottische.

2520.

8011.
15217.

- Mironova (Catherine) I’m yours for-

ever. 24114.

Mirty (André) Canard amoureux.
D897.
Mischler (J.):
Jade. 21975.
There is just to-night. 5342.
Missa pro defunctis. 13314. |
Missing husbands. 14811.
Mitchell (A. D.) I need you near to-
night. 19273.
Mitchell (A. G.):
Class method for the violin. 3646.
First lessons on the viola. , 21557.
Mitchell (B. S.) Dog ’on the keys.

119.
Mitchell (Beulah) America’s pride.
123838.
Mitchell (D. CC.) | Southern home
blues. 22864.

Mitchell (D. E.) Southern home
blues. 22864.

Mitchell (George) Dear little gal.
6026.

Mitchell (J. M.) Just around the
corner. 17200.

Mitchell (J. W.) Just an old-fash-

ioned mother. 43884.

Mitchell (Lewis) Kind lovin’ blues.
19503.

Mitchell (R. E.) Mary McGee. 11382.

Mitchell (R. F.) Consolation of
death. 8035.

Mitchell (Raymond) Are you lonely

for me sweetheart. 23408.
Mitchell (S. D.):
Emblems of love. 21499.

More. 17461, 19795, 24548.
Way out in Kentucky. 12130.

Mitchell (W. P.) I ean’t say no.
24070. ;
Mithoff (M. P.) Moonlit night in
June. 11030.
Mittell (Philip) :
Berceuse. 7808 (7).
Serenade. 7808 (119).

Vision de Jeanne d Are. 7808
(41).
Mittenthal (Joe) ine.:
Fire laddie just like my daddy.
160.
When you’ve learned how to cry.
7714,
Mitton (A. M.):
; Cloudship. 18696.
Daffodils. 16654.
Gather ye rose-buds.
Mlada. 18760.
Mo’ lasses. 6842.
Moass (Stafford) Didda caught a
crab Didda did. 21428.

Mobley (Charlie) I ain’t a lookin’ for
nobody. 12952.

Modugno (V. di)
LeER

Moe (G. F.) Love cake with frosting.
15235; 17325:

16842.

Amor che torna.

1746

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923:

Moebius (W. C.):
Ballet caprice. 1574.
How can I leave you. 2080.
Molholm (Louis): ©
Styrmand Anderssons hjemkomst.
619.
14 mand og hera paa vejen til
Madeira. 756.

Moeller (R. C.) Bess, I am still in
love with you. 12478.

Moens (F.) Just one little word dear.
22018.

Moeran (E. J.):
Fancies. 151.
Sonata. 24528.
Theme and variations. 11926.
Moffat (Alfred):
Care flies from the lad that is
merry. 12553.
Chit-chat. 12588.
Hush-a-ba’, birdie, croon, croon.
10400.
Mechanism and expression. 13290.
Old Scotland. 22474.

Time is on the wing. 16076.
Welsh airs and dances. 23197.
Moffitt (P. T.) Oh, how I neglected

her. 6999.

Mohr (H. K.) Guess. 23947.
Mohr (W. P.):

Don’t say nay, Delore May. 9968.

I’m going back to old Virginia.
10469.

I remember. 10498.

Love ne’er despairs. 10859.

Lover’s dream. 10865.

Now every day in every way I’m
loving him better and better.
11192.

Oh come sweet rose of my heart
oh come. 11234.

Swanee rose. 11822.

Wake me up when my dream ends
in sunny Alabam’. 12412.

Moir (Eleanor) : i
By a distant sea. 5679 (21).
Harbour bay. 5679 (49).
Moir (F. L.):

By a distant sea. 5679 (21).

Harbour bay. 5679 (49).

Siberian snows. 9413 (129).

Moir (Vrs. F. L: Siberian snows.
9413 (129).

Mois de mai. 1150.

Mokrejs (John):

At parting. 9530.

Down cherry lane. 997T.

Science of fingering. 8994.

_ Moleti (Nicola) :

Bluff. 7931, 7932, 16510.

Kim. 6584, 8463.

Malabar, Visola delle _ perle.
6737, 8590. ;

Oh! rose bleu. 7004, 8793, 17625.

Moline (lL. W.) Sonata no. 2. 11712.
Molineux (Geo.) Junior illustrated
Piano method. 1063.
Molitoris (J. J.):
But you pretty girls. 817.
Dearie before we part you been
pal of my heart. 23705.
I’m dreaming of you mammy
down Alabamy. 6405.
I’m lonely for you. 24106.
In the blooming time. 1037.
In the land of Tennessee. 24175.
Mazie, Alabama baby. 4610.
Moll (E. J.) Sweet little girl. 11837.
Moll (G.) Sweet little girl. 11836.
Molidur-verlag:
Suite in A dur fiir klavier. 22920.
' Variationen. 23139.
Molloy (Clarice) :
Last parade. 12344 (22).
Like as we lie. 5679 (64).
Morning of the year. 5679 (75).
My own good man. 12344 (34).
Nancy. 14163 (380).
Trankadillo. 14163 (580).
Molloy (J. L.):
Last parade. 12344 (22).
Like as we lie. 5679 (64).
Love’s ‘old sweet song. 10873,
APA LST
Morning of the year. 5679 (75).
My own good man. 12344 (34).
Naney. 14163 (380).
Trankadillo. 14163 (580).
Molley (M. C.) See Molloy (Clarice)
Molnar (Alexander). Make me love
you. 22176.
Moloney (W. A.):
Hang it on the ceiling. 2024.
I’m so lonesome for you Mary.
2132.
Mary Virginia. 2458.
Smiles and tears. 2965.
Monaco (—) You know you belong
to somebody else so why don’t you
leave me alone. 12297.

Monaco (J. V.):
Cireus days. 9775: .
Dirty hands, dirty face. 9940.
Everything is Jake with Rosie.
16777.
Marching down the aisle. 19696.
Remember you belong to me.
15740.
Some early morning. 13780.
_ That big blonde mamma. 18061.
Monaco (Jimmy) See Monaco (J. V.)
Moncado (H. C.) Love me and the
world is yours. 4533.
Money (E. <A.) “Our mess _ hall.
11319.
Mongillo (Antonio)
dellino. 14388.

Canto del car-

“1747

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INDEX

Monk (W. H.)
183877, 20980.
Monks (8S. A.) Mother’s roses.
Monro (Virginia) :
Almas prayer.
Almas welcome... 7833.
Easter prayer. 3842.
Hail! hail! the caravan.
Monroe (D. J.)
14482.

Monroe (F. ©.) Down in Caroliner
my wife is a moonshiner but I love
her still. 16726.

Monroe (J. F.):

Don’t forget your mother for she
never forgets you. 16712.
Hungry blues. 19178.
Monroe (S. F.) South for aye. 25136.
Monroe (W. E. C.):
Life of my life. 6630.
Toot, toot, toot! 7557.

Monsees (A. D.) Over in Siam. 1208.

Monson (N. L.) Hear me mother.
yaw alee

Montagna (A.):

For’ ’o cunvento.

Abide with me.. 9419,
22306.
7832.

8256.
’Cross the harbor bar.

3939.

Restammo accussi. 22647.
Sciasciona. 25017.
Montague (—) Hoose on the brae,
hame ae me. 4121.

Montague (Kay):

José. 6551.
Sudanese. 22915.
Montaine (R. A.) Up in a: swing.
7603.
Montalbo (Fiolillo) Golfo incantato.
6252.

Montalbo (Oragio) :
Golfo incantato. 6252.
Pensiero notturno. 7090.
Montalbo (Persico) Pensiero notturno.
7090.

Montaleny (R. de) Hymne aux morts
de la grande guerre. 24061.
Montalto (Agostino) :

°A rosa ’e ’a palomma. 3373.
Febbre d’amore. 18951.
O’ gas-man. 17594.
Stanza della signorina. 1313.
Montanelli (Onacleto) Barnum was
right. 3495.

Montani (N. A.):
Hushaby boat. 24058.
Mass of the angels. 4601.
Requiem mass. 5007.
Vespers in honor of the blessed
Virgin Mary. 95461.
Montano (Donato) :
Ever for you. 23789.
Malineunia. 19672
Prediletta. 16373 (73).
When thou smilest. 25486.

Monteleone (Jasper) You’re the idol

I adore. 12314.

pt. 111, n.s., v.18

Montes (Juan) Dark shadow. . 865.
Montevalla songs. 13327.
Monteverdi (Claudio) Orfeo.
Montgomery (David) :
Broome street shimmy. 16523.
There is just one little miss in
Mississippi. 11928.
flontgomery (Frances) March of the
boy scouts. 10914.
Montgomery (Opal):
Sing a little. 20369.
Thorn guard the heart of the rose.

9825,

20624.
Montgomery (R. R.):
Helenique. 23993.

I should laugh at their jokes ut
they don’t laugh at mine. 17070,
21860.

Montgomery & Kelsey.
my home town. 9995.
Montooth (M. E.):
Darling, I do love you. 9887.
Hearts unbroken. 10331.
Montuori (J. P.) You'll return your
heart to me. 20940.
Moodie (James) Four havens. 10165.
Moody (B. O.) There is no place like
the old U. S. 11929.
Moody (D. A.):

Dixieland. 8099.

Tennessee. 642.

Moody (G. W.) I want to be loved.
6427.

Moody (Mable) Meadow lark. 17404.
Moody (Pearl) You told me you loved
me. 183856.
Mooers (S. L.)

1166.
Moon (Cecil)
Moon (P. L.)
3854.

Moon: (Z. I.) Bungalow. 1652.
Mooney (H. J.) Honey Lou. 19152.
Moonlight. 23670, 23845, 24026, 24151,
24995, 24996, 25243, 25353.
Moorat (J. 8S.) Prunella. 8907.
Mooreroft (H. W.) Ikey’s wife. .10551
Moore (—) Faded love letters. 3888,
16780.
Moore (A. R.) Brotherly hand. 9664.
Moore (Algie) Don’t crowd. aoe
Moore (Allie) :
Come on and follow me. 3027.
Rose of home sweet home. 8955.
You can’t do what my last mati
did. 9385, 14139.
Moore (E. A.) Prelude and Fugue —
in D minor. 17742.

Moore (Edw. J.) Sweet sweet papa,
your mama’s missin’ you. 18875.
Moore (HUsworth J.) Fate’s yawn-

ing hand. 10105.
Moore (F. D.) Moore’s transposition
harmony chart. 11033.

Dreaming of

My shrine a rose.

Far-away hill. 21531.
Emory Alma Mater.

1748

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

uk

Moore (F. H.) Sweet lily. 20516.

Moore (F. S.) Songs for Easter.
7385, 7386.

Moore (Fred) What’s on your mind.
20800.

Moore (H. F.) Honey bunch. 12929.

Moore (Harry) Grandmother forever.
4034.

Moore (Hartley) Live and love again.
~ B6T9 (262).
Moore (J. W.) Absent friends. 1482.
Moore (Jason) Songs of work and
worship. 117388.
Moore (L. J.) If day dreams were
true. 17108.
Moore (lL. M.) Lonely I’) be when
away dear. 22119.
Moore’ (Leslie) Don’t feel blue.
18832. i
Moore (M. C.): Niaw\ Cae
Song of a faun. 5192.
Winter. 5616.

Moore (M. G.) Lovelight in your

eyes. 22152.

Moore (M. M.) Twilight lullaby.
3182.

Moore (Marion) Sonny o’ mine.
15910. -

Moore (Norman) Out where the sun
shines. 113825.
Moore (S. S8.):
Back home in Caroline. 14272.
Love in June. 15238.
Sheik of Tennessee. 15833.
Moore (Sim) How do you do kind
audience. 16979.
Moore’ (Stanley)
16308.
Moore (Thomas):
Drink to her. 12344 (8).
O, ye dead. 12344 (39).
Moore (W. E.):
Birds of the morning. 14317.
Boy scout. 23513.
BEOUK. "So00, T=
Jack and Jill. 21974.
Little red schoolhouse. 24335.
Maid of Japan. 24435.
Minstrels. 22256.
My red rose. 24616.
Old school bell. 24732.
Pennsylvania. 4907.
Sleep angel. 22809.
Spelling class. 25141.

Moore pub. co. Boardwalk. 18554.
Moquin (Al.) Dear old Erie, we love
you. 16681.
Moran (Edgar)
9242, 9243.

Moran (G. F.) My pal.’ 22851.
Moran. (J. T.):
Hileen my Irish colleen. 136.
Youre a wonder sweet mother
mine. TAT.

Winter blues.

Turn homeward.

Moran ([M.] Lucille) :
HKileen my Irish colleen. 136.
You’re a wonder. sweet mother
mine. ‘747.
Moran (Maud):
At the rainbow’s end. 1551.
My beautiful dreams. 2562.
Radio. 2806. —
Radio blues. 2807.
Morcusky (J. J.) Oh! wonderful. pal.
2678.
Moreau (Constant)
oriental. 6038.
Moreau (Léon) Journée de vacances.
13079.
Moreau (M. E.) Why worry? 23262.
Morel (Jean) Rozanne. 5051.
Moreland (E. B.) Sunny Jennie.

Divertissement

5252.
Moren (N. V.) De happy hunting
groun’. 9898.

Moreno (H.) Je pense 4 toi. 130738.

Morese (Girardo) Regno d'Italia.
20209.

Moresi (0O.) Girl of my dream.
19028.

Moret (Neil) :

Betty. 18533, 23484.

Bob-o-link. 12501.

Half past ten. 21687, 28954.

Musette. 2552.

Punch and Judy. 22612.

Sop-tim-bom. 11740, 20439.

Trip along. 23081, 25338.
Moret’s (Neil) studio. Musette. 2552.
Moretti (Raoul) :

April rose. 12398.

C’est le blues. 5880.

Caid. 5882.

Florence blues. 14697.

Frisco. 16831.

Kennedy. 15123.

Magda. 13247.

Maurice Chevalier. 17398.

Quand les femmes font comme les

enfants. 7165.

Quand on aime on a toujours

vingt ans. 15714. -

Toi et moi. 16095, 18134.

Touareg. 7558.

Morey (Florence) :
Boatman’s song. 16511.
Jack and Jill in happy land. 17160.
Kewpie doll’s dance. 17222.
Mammy’s lullaby. 17380.

March of the boy scouts. 17386.
Tanglefoot’s mad chase. 18048.
Morgan (C. W.) #£=‘Turkish dream.

13973.
Morgan (Carey) :
And how. 7843.
Make hay-hay.. 22175.
So nice. 11689.

(1749

INDEX

pt. 117, n. s., v.18

Morgan (Code):
In shadowland. 17125.

Under the spreading antlers.
7597.
Morgan (Ed.) Back in my heart of
roses. 9556.

Morgan (F. J.):

Sonata no. 1. 1300.
Trio in F.° 1388.
Morgan (J. H.) Those lovin’ jealous
eyes. 20627.
Morgan (Jack) Come Thou fount.
16619.

Morgan (Jeff) Do a good turn daily.
3783, 9945, 9946.
Morgan (Lucille) :
Let us get us a divorce. 6625.

We ’ll watch the world go by.
7670.
Morgan (Mignon)
nessee. 22330.

Morgan (N. C.)
Morgan (Orlando)
2691.
Morgan (Owen):
Daddy o’ mine. 9859.
My Mary Ann in Maryland.
T1425.
Morgan (R. O.)
Morgan (T. J.)
12792.
Morgan (W. A.):
Aunt Mandy. 3458.
Brightest sunshine I know. 9659.
Caroline. 3595.
Dreaming again of you. dear.
18861.
Fore day blues. 14705.
Going straight. 10237.
Good-bye Dixie, goodbye. 21660.
Jewel of mine. 19483.
One night in June. 22482.
Pais. 4874.
Point making papa, you’ve been
shooting tops on me. 11411.
Sunshine. 5257.
Synecopation time. 18034.
Take my package home. 20546.
Until you understand. 3188.
Walnut street blues. 12116.
You no fool-a me. 16349.

My girl from Ten-

Rotary song. 20261.
Old world music.

Clorinda. 14451.
Fantasie in C minor.

Moriarty (J. A.) Maytime fancies.
24474,
Morisson (Henri):
A Vombre des Tamaris. 16374,
16375.
Dans la langeur du soir. 16660,
18757.
De la rosée sur la prairie. 16675,
18771.
Morit (F. G.):
Drifting. 16745.
Knickerbocker days. 22043.
Venice. 25405.

' Morris (A. J.)

Moritsky (F. G.) Tick-tock blues.

3144. |
Moritz (Anthony) MHair lock coat
front song. 19085.
Moritz (John) Hair lock coat front

song. 19085.
Morlan (D. W.) American eagle.
23395.

Morlen (Billy)
to New Orleans.
Morley (—):
Go ye, my canzonets. 189.
I should for grief and anguish.
Z00%

Struttin’ back home
25181.

Lo, here another love, 334.
Miraculous loves’ wounding. 403.
O thou, that art so cruel. 471.

On a fair morning. 485.

Sweet nymph, come to thy lover.

You that wont, to my pipe’s sound.

750.

Morley (J. T.)
Morley (R. L.):

China. 1724.

Scotch lullaby. 17854.

Who has seen the wind. 18289.
Morley (Thomas) :

Dainty, fine, sweet nymph. 9866.

Good morrow, fair ladies of the

Catch me. 21254.

May... 23921. .
Hark, jolly shepherds. 21700.
He who comes here. 21742.

I love, alas, I love thee. 21825.
In dew of roses. 21920.

Lady, those cherries plenty. 22055.
Lady why grieve you still me.

22056.

Love learns by laughing. 24382.
My bonny lass she smileth. 11073.
Now is the month of Maying.

8765.
O sleep, fond faney. 19981.

Round around about a_ wood.
22690.
What saith my dainty darling.
12163.
Morning song. 17465.
Morogowski (J. 8.). Kinos. 8470.
Morrell (J. G.) Salaam temple.
13678.

If you got a good man.
8376
Morris (Mrs. C. H.):
Back to Jesus. 3476.
Deaconess hymn of service. 18772.
Press the battle on. 4961.
Morris (C. O.):
But it’s for the sweetest girl I

know. 5875.
Oh they’re all for sweet Marie.
7005.

1750

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923:

Morris (HE. M.) :

Calm. 9692.
I knew there was a a ealled.
love. 10488.

Morris (Hdward) Serenade. 20321.
Morris (G. O.):
Magic path. 67831.
Snowy-breasted pearl. 9061.
Morris (Gwynn) Song of the high-
way. 17953. ;

Morris (H. G.) Mah jongg. 19661.
Morris (J. L.) Meditation in A fiat.
6784. .
Morris (Joe) music co.:
Blue rose. 16509.
Cindy. 18687.
Cuddle-uddle up. 9844.
Dream daddy. 6086.
He’s nothing to you, but he’s my
medicine man. 4078.
Hula-hula Rose. 2084. -
I left my heart within v’u, my Vir-
ginia. 1007.
T love her, on the old back porch,
10452, 17027.
I never miss the sunshine. 252.
I still believe in you. 17071.
If I had you back again. 6440.
Just for remembrance, bring me
a red, red rose. 1066.
Just to hide away with you. 6574.
Mean mean mama. 10946.
Next Sunday morning, he’ll get
his where I got mine. 11157.
Nine o’clock Sal. 24648.
Oklahoma Indian jazz. 17626.
One little smile before we say
farewell. 2703.
Samuel Johnson. 17833.
Stavin’ Change, the meanest man
in New Orleans. 11778.
What’s the use of havin’ honey?
558A.
You taught me how to love you, so
please don’t leave me _ now.
2354.
Morris (ME SS.)
20755.
Morris (Melville) :
Cow boy Bill. 3689.
It’s too late now. 15048, 15049,
21968.
Old fashioned girl. 4830.
Olid man’s darling. 4838.
Pyjama blues. 4976.
Sunshine, 5255.
You'd be Surprised. 5653.
Morris (Phil) I’m a lonesome cry
baby. 10456.
Morris’’(R. J.) :
: My strawberry blonde. 19892.
Pick yourself a ripe one. 20114.
~Morris (Sam) Each little thought is
of you. 8138.

Wandering blues.

Morris (T. F.):
Moto perpetuo. 22308.
Spanish dance. 22868.
Morris (Thomas) :
Charleston street. 5929.
FE flat blues. 3834, 10025.
Original Charleston strut. 11311,
13499. -
Morris (Violet) Sweet memories.
7464.
Morris (William) :
Antelope. ‘7S.
Silver lining. 1286.
Won’t you be mine. 1450.
Morris & Bernard. Hach little
thought, is of you. 81383.
Morris music pub. co.:
-Message from your eyes. 22237.
Shall we wander in the twilight?
9015.
Morrison (Don) See Morrison (Don-
ald)
Morrison (Donald):
Ballade. 19800.
Rumpty Dudgett. 2875.
Sunday morning. 7448, 25191.
Morrison (Ethyl):
Cheery heart. 14419.
Sunshine. 15965.
Morrison (Gerald) :
In Monte Carlo. :13038.
Tiny, Liastot; 1253.10:
Morrison (Harry):
Hedjaz. 4089.
Nénuphar. 4766.
Yeso. 5648, 7764.
Morrison. (J. A.) Strolling down
lover’s lane. 25180.
Morrison (Julia) Broken chord.
Le
Morrison (R. 8.):
Come Holy Spirit. 23626.
Dance of the crickets. 1797.
God of mercy, God of Grace.
23896.
Hunting song. 10397.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 8428.
Merry trumpeter. 22236.
On the seas 24744.
Parade of the marionettes. 24798.
Pardon and peace. 24803.
Puritan maids. 8910.
Song of home. 11724.
Sweet memories. 3061.
Young sentinel. 14155.
Morriss (Jack) Mah-jong. 4565.
Morrissey (B.) Old pal Katherine.
4839.
Morrissey (Will):
Covered wagon days. 14477.
Down on Panga Panga Bay.
14584.
Peacock strut. 15631.
Washington Square. 16198.

106658—24——29 | 175i

Morrow (J. A.) Virginia, hail, all

hail. 12083.
Morrow (W.G.) Believe me! I’m got
it. 21144.
Morse (—) Oh, he whom Jesus loved.
17615.
Morse (A. C.):
Charmian. 7998.
’Cross the Rockies. 9839.
Were you to eall. 7684.

Morse (C. H.):
Be joyful in the Lord all ye
righteous. 12452.
Crossing the bar. 7808 (20).
Jesus, lover of my soul. 5679
(60).
- Junior
(76).
While shepherds watched. 18364
222).
Morse (H. E.) My lover and I are
dancing to-night. 4728.
Morse (L. A.) Old mother of mine.
3470.
Morse (L. W.)
Morse (Lee):
Heart aches. 21721.
Look what you went and done.
24362.
Moon beams.
Mother and dad.
Shadows on the wall. 250386.
Morse (T. F.) For you alone. 6195.
Morsell (Herndon) Sing we of love.
17905.
Morsick
QD a:
Mort (Rollie) :
Come out dear in the moonlight.
Poo,
I got the blues. 21808.
In the old Snake River valley.

church organist. 9413

Wishing moon. 1441.

22285.
24556.

(Armand) Jeune’ berger.

10582.
Mortelmans (Lodewyk) :
Ecstasy. 8137.

Hear, O God. 8272.
In memoriam. 1035.
Like a singing bird.
May day. 8616.
Mirth. 8650.

O child, O child. 8771.
Song of fervor. 9083.

10777.

This do in memory of Me. 9197.

Unworthy. 9254.

When the spirit listens. 9317.
Mortensen (M. K.) Dansopation.
23685.
Mortimer (CC. G.) Fine Pacific
islands. 10121.

Mortimeyer (Fred) Just give me my
days of childhood. 19467.
Morton (Al.) Golden morning. 12868.

: pt. 11, n. s., v.18
Pea

Morton (Ferd):
Big foot Ham. 14814.
Froggie Moore. 8203.
Grandpa’s spells. 16899.
Kansas City stomp. 17214.
London blues. 17298.
Mr. Jelly Lord. 17437.
Pearls. 17699.
Wolverine blues.

Morton. (CHS Piya
Give God the praise. 3983.
His bow of promise. 10356.

- His grace abounded more.

I will follow Thee. 10522.
In perfect peace. 4291.
Triumph of the cross.
Waiting to be gracious.
Word from my Father.

Morton (Harry) :
Bumpin’ bumpin’ along. 16533.
Dreaming of you love. 16740.
Happy hours and lovely flowers.

21695.

I am giad you love me. 10414.
I’ve got me some vamping mama

dd1T, 9354,

4101.

5396.
5489.
5630.

now. 14950.
Indecision. 10589.
Rattler. 13626.
They are blooming for you,
mother. 18088.
Tut-ankh-amen. 12016.
Wifeani. 14102.
Morton (J. H.) Why did my Saviour
love me. 20866.
Morton (Robert) When will you tell
me. 1429.
Moschel (Mae) Radio fan. 2808.
Moseley (L. M.) Some day. 22832.

Moses (EK. A.) :
Inspiration of liberty. 17143.

Risaluto. 17794.
Victory of a nation. 18189.
Moses (Maurice) Molly Prancer

what’s your answer. 25595 (188).
Mosher (M. M.) Voices of nature.
5AT5.
Mosiello (M. A.) Peanuts—five a bag.
11371, 15632.

Moskowitz (Carl) Fox -trot Ray.
19000.
Mosiey (T. ‘B.):

Bible. 9610.

Bible still is mine. 23486.
Choice Gospel hymns. 9754.
He faileth not. 23980.
Jesus is all you need. 4349.
Look upward. 24861.
O praise His name, 13440.
Out in the fields. 113822.
Shining way. 25047.
There’s a light in the window. -
25276.
There’s rest at the close of the
day. 25281.

When Thou art near. 23227.

1752

nos. 1-138, 1923

INDEX

Saar arnan ian

Mosley (W. B.) In the morning blues.
15021.

Moss (Alice) Smile, smile, smile.
17923.

Moss (Katie) Come join the dance.
3665, 8026.

Most simple mass in Gregorian chant.
2545.

Moszkowski (Moritz) :

Caprice espagnole. 4684.
Etineelles. 12344 (27).
Guitarre. 22298.
Juggleress. 6870.
Scherzino. 22294.
Serenata. 15384.
Spanish dance. T41GS hte );
25595 (446).
Sparks. 22295.
Moten (Bennie) :
And it won’t be long. 5742.
Degradation blues. 16689.
Mistreated blues. 17439.
Moten’s (Bennie) orchestra. Ele-
phant’s wobble. 21494.
Motta (Bina):
Can I help it? 18619.
In sunny Spain. 19851.

Motzan (Otto):

Camel dreams. 23549.

T’d rather fox trot than waltz.
4212, 10425.

Moon glow. 2533, 24537.

My lady and me. 11112.

Portango. 22582.

When you’ve learned how to cry.
7714.

Moulaert (Raymond) Quatre poémes
chinois. 6881.

Moulin (J.) Méthode facile et com-
pléte pour apprendre 4 jouer seul
de la flute. 22240.

Mount (Rose) Adelphi waltz.

Mount Everest suite. 6882.

Mount Holyoke college (Debating soc.)
Songs of sMount Holyoke college.
11734.

Mountain ballads. 13346.

Mountains high. 11058.

Mourer (C. C.):

God’s aeroplane.
God’s Ford. 1987.

1486.

21646.

Mouret (J.):
Chaconne. 12566.
Forlane. 1940.
Menuet. 2500, 2501.
Regards. 2826.
Rondeau. 2550.
Sarabande. 2891, 2892.

Mouser (T. W.) Those lovely spots i
loveland. 7533.
Moussorgsky (Modest) :
Album of eight pieces.
Forgotten one. 10160.
Song of the flea. 138803.

_
B

1499,

Mouton (H). Esquisse no. 2. 14626.

Moutrie (Collard) :
Chanson qd’ été.
Cowslips. - 1776.
Daffodils. 1795.
Fine Pacific islands.
Four havens. 10165.
In this quiet hour. 10587.
Little jottings. 2381.
Marguerite. 2451.

Narcissus. 2607.
Sweet Meg. 11838.

Movius (A. M.) or Movus (A. M.):
Sweetheart of the rose. 22963.
Twilight melody. 12024.

Mowrey (Dent):
Gavotte. 16844, 16885.
Spanish Gypsy dance.

Moy (Edgar):
Fanciful sketches.
Sea dream. 11603.

Moya (A. P.):
Mal*maridada. 370.
Nina bella. 457.

Mozarko (Edward)

19849.

Mozart (W. A.):
Bow Thine ear. 17475.
Divertimento. 13352.

Drink to me only with thine eyes.
15398.
Fantasia. 15399.
Flite enchantée.
Gavotte. 8685.
Hear us, O Savior.
Landler. 8687.
Larghetto. 13354.
Lullaby. 14163 (364).
Menuet from Symphony in B flat.

9728.

10121.

7405.

3894,

My Eskimo gal.

13353.
8686.

4693.
Minuet. 13355.
Minuet in E flat. 6884.
Mozart. 8688.
Noces de Figaro. 6885.
Romance. 8689.
Sonata no. 10. 24571.
Sonata no. 11. 15400.

Sonata no. 18. 4694.
Sonate, no. 17. 22310.
Symphony no. 40. 17476.
Twelfth mass in G. 6886.
13 piéces faciles. 8690.
Mozer (Herman) Our
17669.
Mozer & Tilton. Our Oklahoma. 17669.
Mraczek (J. G.):
Bilderbogen. 5834.
Geisha O-sen. 6220.
Leibesgeschenke. 6628.
Silberreiher. 7319.
Mraz (C. V.) Nobody
mother. 8754.

Mu phi epsilon songs. 15401.

Oklahoma.

eares but

(1753

INDEX

Mu phi epsilon sorority. Mu phi epsi-
lon songs. 15401.

Muad (Constance) Little red ribbon.
14163 (315).
Much it delighted.

Muder (Geo.):
Geranium waltz.
xolden rod. 4010.

Mueller (Fred A.) Fireside of moth-

420.
949.

erly love. 21554.
Mueller (Fritz A.) May blossoms. |
17400.
Miiller (V.):
Diva del Tabarin. 3779.

Sivigliana. 5153.
Mueller (W. J.):
God is building a palace for me.
4000.
Remember God is near. 5006.
Miiller-Gyr (R.) sohne. 26 schwyzer-
lieder. 6472. :
Muldoon (Billy) If I only knew you
were sorry. 21897.
Mulheron (J. T.) Take me back to
my old ’fucky home. 22979.
Mullen (Frederic) :
Dandelion clocks and 23 other
songs for children. 18756.
Ideal music book, no. 18. 4249.
Ideal music bock, no. 19. 6436.
Ideal music book, no. 20. 6437.

My child’s music book. 8702,
8703.

Scandinavian suite. 14163 (494
A497).

Song of a wayside inn. 13805.
Mullen (Maud) Kicking Mary. 10688.
Muller (C. R.) You be my Sheba and
Tll be your sheik. 23309.

Mullet (M. M.) I wonder why I can’t
stop loving you. 6434.

Mulligan (L. A. P.) jr. You're a little

old fashioned for Broadway. 9396.
Mulligan (Minnie) Swanee waltz.
9138.
Mullinar (Michael) Cotswold love.
14475.

Mulliner (Cy. A.):
Love, the sweetest flower.
Our boy scout. 15599.
She is sleeping neath the old oak
tree. 25039.
Visions of the night. 3225.
When the dew is on the roses.
16250.
Mumil pub. co. ine.:
Children’s piano piece. 1721.
HKasy violin pieces. 14605.
Standard children’s songs. 3019.
Standard mandolin pieces. 15928.

15246.

Standard saxophone pieces. 15929.

16132.
327,

Ukulele songs and pieces.
Munce (H.) Listen here girls.

1754

‘pt. TTL S., V. 18

Mundhenke ‘(Bthel) : :
Among the flowers. 21038.
Song of the bobolink. 9087.

Tripping through the meadows.
Dev,

Mundy (A. A.). Gentle admonition.
14736.

Munford (M. H.) Ever true. and
faithful. 10077.

Munie (E. P.) In my dreams in
dreamland. 6475.

Munk (F. Waél-) See Waél-Munk
(Re

Munns (Aveley) Preachers blues.
17740.

Munot (¥Félicien) 1°" concerto. 7803.

Munro (Bill) Tll be here when you
come back, but Ill be with some-
body else. 10444, 24086.

Munsee (H. M.) I.am going back to
my girl in Tennessee. 19192.

Munson (Andy):

From sense up to soul. 16837.
When I and Henry Ford we own
the world. 20806.
Munson (H. C.) Evangeliske toner.
914.
Murchison (K. M.)
19349, 24164.
Murdaugh (Mrs. Mortimer)
15066.

Murdoch, Murdoch & co.:
Allegretto, elegantemente. 18415.
Allegro, giocosamente. 18417.
Andantino semplice. 18438.
Boar’s head. 7933.
Carrigon sketches.
Cristina. 3694.
Devon maid. 14551.
Fairy tales. 6156.
Four songs of Sussex. 17774.
Grass. 21671.

In old Nassau.

Jealousy.

7T9TS.

House on the hill. 19165.
In memory. 21929.
Lyrical interlude. 8571.
Magic hours. 6729.

May and December. 6778.

Nephews and nieces. 24628.
Poco allegro, giojoso. 20132.
Poco lento, doleemente. 20133. —
Praeludium. 23689.
Second sonata in D. 7271.
Sonata. 23457.

Sonata in B minor. 9080.

Suite no. 6. 1566.

Sweet heart of Somerset... 626.

Symphony in EH flat. 13880.

This worldes joie. 9198.

Tintagel. 7548.

To the name above every name.
9205.

Trumpet voluntary. 7572, 18145.

Two songs. 8199.

Valse caprice. 18176.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Murdock (Charles)
3823.

Murmash (J. J.)%
Bull eyes. 816.
How can I forget you. 19168.
Ireland free state. 1045.

Murphey (C. W.) Ich liebe dich.

21887.
Murphy (Beatrice) My angel divine.
17485
Murphy (C. D.):
Claudia. 18692.
Mountain rills. 6883.
Valse pastorale. 20712.
Murphy (C. W.) Are you here, Mag-
gie Mooney, are you here. 164382.
Murphy (E.) Radio Ann. 15724.
Murphy (G. B.) Cuddlin’ blues.
23666.
Murphy (J. F.) Some girl. 22834.
Murphy (J. M.):
Now you're talkin’. 19955.
Sittin’ pretty with a’ gal in Ten-
nessee. 13747.

Munphy (J..N.). My girl. 8708.

Murphy (Joe):

All broken up over you. 16400,
21010, 21011.

Sunny Jim. 3047.

Your eyes, your lips and you.
3358.

Murphy (Leo):

Double stop syncopation. 888.
My sweetie’s sweeter than that.
22359, 24619.

Murphy (M. A.) Oh, Jerry! 11240.
Murphy (Mathew) Little cambric

needle that mother used to sew.

with; . LO79L.
Murphy (Owen) :
Nita, I need you. 19937.
Smile again Kathleen mavourneen.

15867.
That’s my baby. 7515.
Murphy (Stella) ©. Mother dear.
19807.

Murphy (W. M.)
man. 95318.
Murphy (W. T.) What ev’ry girl is
seeking. 1419.
Murray (A. L.) Maid of Moonlight
Bay. 19665. ;
Murray (C. BH.) Dixie’s angel. 18818.
Murray (Charles) Dreams of long
ago. 18866.
' Murray (Kdgar) jr.
I made Sanches out of nothing.
2136.
Red hot Eskimo. 2823.
Murray (Florence) :
And you? 18436.
Lantern o’er the house top nye.
22058.
Why? 23252.

Tennessee sand-

Drifting along.

Murray (Harvey):
Softly and tenderly Jesus is ecall-
ing. 7808 (123).
When Richelieu the red robe wore.
14163 (606).
Murray (J. J.) jr. .Vm. blue for, you.
17040.
Murray (J .R.) Royal method for or-
gan. 94138 (125).
Murray (L. A.) Rodolph Valentino,
our modern Romeo. 7211.
Murray (Richard):
I never could call you sweetheart.
12987.
It’s a funny old world after all.
4332
Murray (W. H.) Dreams are best.
1868.
Murray (Mrs..Walter) Nest in the
dell. 15491.
Murray (Winthrop) Royal method
for-organ. 9413 (125).
Murrings (sd. 32) Oklahoma Indian
jazz. 8798, 17626.
Murray (R) Old time soldier. 11270.
Musgrave (E. P.):
Suzana mio. 11819:
Tom-boy blues. 11984.
Mushrush (EK. J.):
Carnation waltz. 14163 (77)
Fire brigade. 14163 (178).
Music on the lake schottische.
14163 (367).
Rippling waves of Conneaut lake.
14163 (471).
Sounds at twilight. 18364 (194).
Music box revue. 18695, 19538, 19576,
19663, 19664, 20039, 20575, 20754,
21289.
Music buyers ¢o.:
Bridal paths. 23524.
Clavel. 23609.
Prelude heroique. 24883.
Searamouche. 25002.
Tragie parting. 25327.
Music hit pub. co.:
I’m going home to mother. 19253.
Mammy Lou. 19681.
Mountain maid. 19816.
Music manual. 11067.
Music press inc.:
In a tent. 8883.
Sighing sands, 9034.
Music shop. I’m laughing at you now.
10477
Music students piano course. 11068.
Music teachers’ co-operative press.
Sunny corners. 25192.
Musical advance pub. co.:
Mister Snowman. 17438.
Moon blinks. 17450.
Vicksburg papa blues. 18187.
MusiCanada. 2558.
MusiCanada ine. MusiCanada. 2558.

1755

INDEX

pt. 111, n.s.. v. 18

Musiclair pub. co. Yesterday. 16337.

Musikecentralens forlag, a/s.:

Hymne. 17785*, 17785**.
Svundne dage. 13864.
Ved avskeden. 14004.

Mussawir (Alfred) :
Drifting to paradise. 18872.
When you come back to me my
dear. 3272.
Mussio (Mamie) Please don’t talk
about me when I’m gone. 521.
Mussorgski (M. P.) Duett aus Boris
Godunow. 6098.
Mustol (S. J.):
Campus march. 68.

Simple Peter. 577.
Muszar (R. L.) Jacque. 2237.
Mutchler (Erdell) Molly O’Moore.
11018.
Mutter (C. F.) O salutaris. 11214,
24683.

My child’s music book. 8702, 8703.
My country, ‘tis of thee. 14163 (369).
My Juliet. 6898.
My love is like a red, red rose. 15448.
Myddileton (W. H.) Down South.
6074-6076.
Myers .( BAL):
Love’s farewell. 8562.
Myers graded course for bands.
15471.
Soldier’s bonus. 9066, 15880.
Myers (G. E.) Old Indiana is good
enough for me. 17636.
Myers (G. F.):
Fooling. 18977.
My lullaby. 22341.
Swanee-my southern home. 20511.
Why? Won’t you tell me why?
20876.
Myers (H. F.):

Butterfly dance. 14366.

Under Old Glory. 16137.
Myers (Jas.):
Broken promise. 5867.

Won't you try to forgive. 7756.
Myers (Oren) Drifting slowly along.
18871.
Myers (Richard)
in’. 860.
Myers CS. S22

Daddy’s goin’ hunt:

Herein is love. 9413 (64).

Old folks at home. 9413 (110).
Myers (W. J.)- Shopping.» 5132.
Myers & Carrington:

Eventide. 3876.

God bess you, wherever you are.

3998.
In a florist’s window. 17116.
Toreadors. 253821.

Myers music house:
Indian summer. 8403.
Love's farewell. 8562.
Soldier’s bonus. 9066, 15880.
Myhre (Olive) Happiness. , 14789.

Myria ou L’amoureuse incompléte.
14376, 14379, 14490, 15059, 15696,
gir ya lay

Myskin. 22364.

N. N. Cielito lindo. 16597.

Naber (Wm.) Why did my Savior
love me. 20866.

Nabors (L. H.) Montevallo songs.
13327.

Nachbar (A. M.)
4148, 8321.
Nachez (Tivadar)

18362.
Nack (Frank) jr.

I can’t be satisfied.
3°™° concerto.

Some day she may

think of me. 20404. ee
Nadaud (Hdouard) Deux etudes.
8732.

Hushed and still the
19184. .
I’m only a poor
24109.

10426.

Nigeli (H. G.)
evening hour.
Nagel (George)
crippled kiddie.
Nager (Gus) :
I didn’t know.
Ma jong. 24409.
When somebody takes my place.
18255.
Nagle (Po s.)%
I’m gonna change her name from
Miss to Mrs. S-I-double-P-Y.
83438.
Meet all your troubles with an
Al. Smith smile. 2479.
Nagler (Merlin) Sissy. 17907.
Nahme (Leon):
Farid el husn.
Kaduka el mayass.
Mustapha oriental dance.
Nahme march. 15475.
Oufrah el kuba. 15597.
Smyrna march. 15870.
Naidorf (Charles) :
Dottie. 21441.
There is no tomorrow. 25271.
Wanted an old fashioned gal.

14674.
15112.
15412,

20758.
Naila. ‘OTT.
Nair (B. V.) Purple and the gold.
15710.
Nall (J. O.) My college Jane. 6895.
Nam (Jac.):
Cigale, la fourmi et le cancrelat.
23606.
Deux pigeons, la chouette et le
corbeau. 23713.

Loup et la brebis. 24873.
Petit gars, Perrette et le pot au
lait. 24830.
Rat des champs, la rate des villes
et le rat d’égout. 24912.
Napier-Martin (Guy) Oh yes, I think— _
don’t you. 478.
Napoleon (Phil):
Great white way blues.
Just hot. 24242, 24248.
Shufflin’ Mose. 7312, 11645.

4040.

1756

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Napoli (Alberto) :
Marcia su Roma. 22195.
Sicilia sfurtunata. 22784.
Napolitano (Daniel) :
Ah! chi Vaveva di! 762.
Napule mio. 2606.
Napolitano (Ernesto) :
Amorometro. 1521.
Canzona nfame. 1678.
Core ’e suldato. 1766.
"E nuvita. 1876.
Vela janea. 3208.
Nardella (E.) Quann’ ’o destino vo’.
1242.
Nardelli (D. N.) Mai pit. 24838.
Nardini (A. T.) Maggio. 13248.
Nardini (Pietro) Adagio cantabile.
14172.

Nash (HE. W.) Wild rose. 5604.
Nast (Paul) Go toit. 12861.
Nathan (Casper) : :
Alzafar, 1514.
Every other night at the picture
show. 10080.
Heart-breakin’ mama. 23985.
If ever I fall in love again. 4250.
My dreams are thee. 17496.
Stop thief. 7431.

Nathanson (Nat):
Tear drops. 25237.
Ting a ling—my China belle.
25306.
Nathanson (Philip) :
Idaho, I don’t know. 21889.
Oh! Henry. 22442.
Where can I find a girl like
mother used to be. 20850.
Zenda. 20968.
National Alpha phi alpha hymn. 6940.
National fraternity pub. co. Sigma
chi dream girl. 11650.
National melody co.:
My mother’s last words. 430.
Old fashioned days. 2684.

National music co. T’ve had the
razz-00! no jazz left in me. 2145.
National music pub. co.:
Smile though your heart is break-
ing. 22814.

Some day you'll pay. 20405.
Naudin (P.) Réve argentin. 5012.
Naughty Diana. 2577, 3816, 4163.
Naujalis (Juozas) :

Gieda: gaideliai. 3974. ;

Kad Sirdi tau skausmas. 2279.
Nausicaa. 18660, 19432, 20111.

Navail (G) Technique du_ violon.

18891-13893.

Navarre (Jean) pseud. See Fisher
. (Ethel).

Nazare-Aga (F.) Sahanda. 11567.

- Neal (Mrs. Edgar) My mother’s wed-
ding ring. 24609. ;

Neal (Jfrs:. W. BR.) I want. every
night as to-night. 17085.
Neame (Lionel) Suomi. 3049.
Nearing (Homer) Song of songs.
22846.
Neat (John):
Ding dong. . 8094.
Melodiana. 24489.
Only a broken heart. 24757.
Neattie (J. W.) Golden book of fa-
vorite songs. 10241.
Neece (A. C.):
As brothers all. 7859.
As the years roll by. 9526.
Drys are on the job. 8127.
T’ll tell, PU tell on you. 8833.
It’s time we got our share. 8411.
.Kicking some. 8461.
They can’t keep the union man
down. 9192.
Union songster. 12047.
Needham (A. A.):
Eixile’s return. 25595 (85).
Lovely Mary Donnelly. 25595
(170). ,

My Irish wife. 25595 (196).
Needham (G. W.) Fischer (Carl)
solorchestra organ album. 10130.

Needham (W. L.):
Molly Magee. 19778.
O! Jane. 22420.
Won’t you come and waik awhile
with me. 14118.
Neel (A. W.) :
O! close the gates. 17598.
Prohibition. 17748.
Neeley (G. A.) Sunshine. 5256.
Neeley & Turner. San Francisco by
the sea. 11576.
Neff (F. T.). Kokomo. 6596.
Neff (M. L.) Zinga Lu. 12334.
Nehl (W.) Gipsy’s serenade. 6230.
Neidlinger (W. H.):
Birthday of a King. 23494.
Break, break, break. 18364 (29).
By the waters of Babylon. 14163
ars C2)
Christmas star. 18364 (47).
Dearest desires. 7808 (21).
Du bist wie eine blume. 7808

(2a):

Gentle flower thou art. 7808
(37)

Life’s resurrection hour. 9413
(80). |

Lord, how long wilt Thou forget
me. 9413 (83).

Mother’s song. 18364 (146).

My star. 7808 (84).

Oh, that we two were maying.
7808 (94).

Old folks at home. 14163 (409).

Peggy. 9413 (114).

Serenade. 18864 (186).

Small songs. 25595 (256).

1757

INDEX

pt. IIT, n. si ivris

Neidlinger (W. H.)—Continued.

Song of the cycle of spring.

(TSZY:

Song of the winds. 18364 (192).

That little peach. 14163 (564).

Tomorrow. 9413 (142).

Twe birds flew into the sunset-

glow. 7808 (141).

Year’s at the spring. 7808 (155).
Neil (N. M.) King Tut. 15129.
Neilsen (Carl) Kvintet for figdjte,

obo, klarinet, horn og fagot. 15144.
Neilson (C. L.). Sweets, somebody is
saying will you be mine. ‘TA71.
Neiman (Emily) Whistling fantasy.
29504,
Neiman (Walter) Alt-China.
Nelson (—) Mother’s prayer.
Nelson (A. W.):
Soldiers of the cross. 20974 (74).
Unseen city. 9413 (145).

9413

Dt25.
414,

Nelson (Arnett) Buddy’s habits.
1953.
Nelson (Bob):
After midnight. 5700.
Daddy’s wonderful pal. 3714.

Every step brings me closer to my
lovin’ honey lamb. 3880, 8164.

Tear drops of love. 25238.

Nelson: (C. J.) Old King
2OOZE,
Nelson (KE. G.):

Deeze, doze and dem. 12684.

Faney Nancy Clancy. 1910, 3895.

How can I believe you, when you
lied to me so many times. 6359,
19167.

I don’t care whose mamma you
were but youre my sweet
mamma now. 10427, 12962.

Vll hop, skip and jump into my
mammy’s arms. 6395

V’m going to hop, skip and jump
into my mammy’s arms. 4192.

I used to love to go dancing but
now I go dancing to love. 4218.

I wish I had a papa like the papa
who lives next door. 21882.

It’s all your fault. 21964.

Me no. speaka~ good WHnglish.
22218, 24479.

Radi-adi-o. 7176.

Two little eyes in Dixie. 13980.

When the moon shines on the cow

Wt.

shed. 12185.
Nelson (EH. I.) On Lake Phalen.
20027.
Nelson (Gladys) Our blue-eyed baby.
7039. j
Nelson (Jack) :
And how. 5741.

Foolish child. 14163 (657).

I’ve got a song for sale, that my .

sweetie turned down. 17074.
Song of a summer night. 11720.

Nelson (Joseph) :
Waltz. 17558. .
Will you come to me angel of
heaven. 20883. de
Nelson (lL. F.) Banner most glorious.
21119.

Nelson (N. O.) Who hath the love of
a mother. 5592.

Nelson (Nels) :
Midnight sun. 17425.
Platinum scarce among the gold.
15664.

Nelson (R. R.). Tear drops.

Nelson (Rudolph) :

Ach kind, du hast was.
‘ Ach Pepitto. 3376.

Allalah. 3408.
Andre stadtchen, andre miidchen.
—- 8430. .
Dalameh. 3718.

, Damen vom Olymp. 18751.
Darling, komm mit mir nach Sene-
“2al.. olocs
Dirndl-lied. 3776.
Durch das blaue meer. 3882.
Fang nie was mit verwandtschaft

16022.

3375.

Qn! ‘cee te

Ich mobi... 2 Syse) dees

Ich weiss ein entztickendes nacht-
lokal. 4246.

In der bar ist grossbetrieb. 19340.

Jede landpartie hat mal ein ende.
4345.

Kind, komm mit mir in die Mongo-
lei. 19502.

Leda, O holde Leda. 17262.

Mausi, mein sitisses zuckerchen.
17399.

Meeresleuchten. 4617.

Mein mann kam heut’ nacht nicht
nach haus.’ 4620.

Nelson-shimmy. 4765.

Raffke. 4990.

Raschle, raschle, seid’ner kimono.
4993.

Rita Bella. 5024.

Rote miihle. 5048.

Schatz, reich mir den arm. 5084.

Sie sehn heut abend glanzend aus.
5139.

Smoking alleine macht es nicht.
5166.

Warum soll man denn bei einen
bleiben. 20759.

Was kleine kinder sehn. 5500.

Was wir auch wollen. 5502.

Wenn am abend erst die lichter

glihn. . 9022:

Wenn am himmel stehn die sterne- .
lein. 5523.

Wenn Amerika auf reisen geht.
5524.

Wenn du denkst. 18227.

Wenn ich der erste wir. 5525.

1758

Nelson (W. G.)

oO %
/
Yen! f

/

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923
Wer so gut kiissen kann. 5527. Southern sketches. 1311.
Wunderscho6n macht sich der Vision of beauty. 14019.

dunkle teint. 56388.

Nc’son (S. 8.) Tears and triumphs,
HO. WH 25239.

Never ending is the
love, I give to thee. 15493.
Nelson (W. W.) Your eyes. 20962.

Nemmers (M. E.):
Ave Maria. 3463.
Mass in honor of St. Erwin, B. P.
20974 (47).
Missa solemnis. 19764.
Nerini (—) Ronde des lutins. 22676.
Nerini (Hmile) Sonate: 13405.
Nerini (Hmmanuel) Année’ scolaire
de musique. 14236.
Nery (V. J.) Wee-no-nah. 3245.
Nestor (Wilfrid) Minnesota Sammy.
17429.

Netherlands, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. V.
Neubarth (Anna) Ain’t nature grand.

20998.

Neubauer (F. J.) Toast to the flag.

20646.
Neubauer (Louis) Build a nice big
bungalow. 21212.

Neul (Milton) Temple bells. 23001.
Neumann (E. L.):
Home and you. 14832.
Love’s faith. 15251.
Temple of love. 16031.
Three little words. 16073.
Whither thou goest. 16284.
Neumann (P. P.):
Sweet lips. 22951.
Wood shed blues. 23290.
Neumann (Willy) Rapid
24911.
Neupert (E.):
Trémolo. 18954.
Vélocité. 14005-14007.
Neustedt -(C. F.): 4
Absence. 14163 (5).
Matin. 14163 (336).

system,

Réve. 14163 (461).
Nevill (Arthur) Desert Rose. 12687.
Neville (R. A.) Big bus march.
18536.

Neville-Marple music co. It takes but
a moment to say goodbye. 6517.
Nevin (—):
Barchetta. 25595 (337).
Love song. 25595 (484).
Narcissus. 25595 (450).
O that we two. 25595 (456).
Rosary. 25595 (470).
Nevin (Arthur):
Barcarolle song. 3491.
Dance pizzicato. 12648.
Folk dance. 12820.
Secret. 5096.

Wood sprite. 14119.
Nevin - (Kthelbert) Mighty iak’ a

rose. 8644, 10990, 10991.
Nevin (Geo. B.):
Before the
14163 (51). :
Comforting Christ. 9413 (29).

Cousin Jack. 12344 (6).

throne of glory.

Dear refuge of my weary soul.

14163 (134).
Eventide. 20974 (25).
Everlasting hills. 14163 (161).
Excelsior. 14163 (36).
In that day shall: this song be
sung. 6480.

Let us now go even unto Bethle-

hem. 24297.
Love’s offering. 19643.
O Jesus we adore Thee. 2097
BD).
O Trinity of blessed light. 22428.
Ring out, wild bells. 15751.
Saviour ! breathe an evening bless-
ing. 141638 (4938).
Sing and rejoice. 22802.
Song of the armorer. 15902.
Toreador. 25595 (282).
Vesper hour at sea. 20727.

When thou art near. 14163
(609).
Nevin (Gordon Balch) Rural

sketches. 20271.

Nevin (S. D.) Dandelions. 98%».

New adventures in flowerland. 24631.

New and popular Christmas songs for
jolly boys and girls. 19924.

New anthem of praise. 1176.

New era music co. Dreaming of you,
Caroline. 21459.

New gospel quartets. 24634.

New school of violin studies. 447-
449,

New York-Berlin. 3375, 3430, 3788,
4246, 4620, 5024, 5084, 5502, 5522,
5O23, 10020, Gat.

New York courier:

Duo for one violin. 10015 .
Tregia. 16105.

New York days and nights. 1723,
2742, 3147, 8245, 8814.

New Zealand, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. V.

Newbarth (Anna) Flappers of 1923.

10134.

Newcomb (F. S.) One perfect day.
24753.

Newcombe (G. HH.) Cloze-props.
3654.

Newcomers. 14477, 14584, 15631, 16198:
Newell (B. H.) Sunday school song.
621. :

1759

INDEX

12 easy and tuneful
ATT5.
King Tut. 10696.

Who’s kissing you.

Newell (J. E.)
voluntaries.
Newell (R. G.)
Newfield (S. U.)

55938.
Newingham (R. H.):
Come on, I’ll show you the way.
9800.
With the folks down on the farm.
9352.
You’re a grand old flag.
Newman (A. W.)
classical dances.
Newman (Alfred) :
Concentrate, and love will find a

9395.
Newman album of
11156.

way. 3677.

Voodoo man. 5478.
Newman (Esther) My queen. 15460.
Newman (J. V.) Oh Pearlie, dear

girlie. 20005. :
Newman (lL. E.) Aeroplane honey-
moon. 5699.

Newman album of classical dances.
ALLE,
Newport (Wm.)
Newson (C. W.)
old West. 7884.
Newton (A. W.)
Newton (HE. W.):
_ Aren’t you glad. 9517-9520.
Brown and blue. 9665, 9666.

Game of life. 21605.
Back to the dear

Dad. 14497.

Juvenile music. 22023.
Newton (Ernest) :
April showers. 12344 (1).

At close of day. 5679 (10).

Cries of old London. 1781.

Doris darling. 12344 (7).

Golden goose. 141638 (209).

Harebells. 21698.

Little red house in the wood.
10802.

Newton’s theory of music copy
books. 2617, 15498.

Oh, dear, oh dear, oh _ dear.
11236.

Old Chelsea. 8800.

Old King Cole. 8807.

Robin, sing a merry tune. 5028.
Sweet scented hawthorn. 22958.
When May-bells ring. 14072.
Windsor forest dances. 25527.

Newton (Irving). Room rent blues.

5038
Newton (J. W.):
Blue song. 3537.

She used to call me honey. 2942.
Newton (James) Paradise. 12138.
Newton (John) Come on. daddy,

mamma’s lonesome for you every

night. 16616.
Newton (S. F.) Springtime. 5227.
Newton (William) Ku _ klux klan
blues. 18127.

pt. 111, n.s., v.18

Next please.
Neyer Eli Eli. 24637.
N’Ginah pub. co., ine.
Again the Holy Sabbath is gone.
1490.
Chanuka. 5927.
Hvening prayer. 1895.
Four gulden for the Sabbath.
1942.
Old watchman. 2689.
Red beets for Passover. 2822.
Veiling of the bride. 38207.

Nicchi (Gandolfo) Generosa. 12851.
Nicell (B. F.) Ud build an empire
for you. 19205.
Nicholl (C. M.):
All among the barley. 14163 (18).
Hunting song. 14163 (252).
In April time. 14163 (265).
In the hour of soften’d omer rer.
14163 (272).
Iron founders. 14163 (277).
It was a lover and his lass.
(280).
O, who will o’er the downs so
free. 14163 (404).
So saith my fair. 14163 (523).
Spring song. 14163 (536).
Stars of the summer night.
(542).
Winter days. 14163 (616).

Nicholl (H. W.) ‘Twelve concert pre-
ludes and fugues. 13408.
Nicholls (G. B.). Come hear my plea,
I still love thee. 9795.
Nicholls (George) :
Boosey’s cornet solo album, no. 6.
21189.
Invocation. 19381.
Nicholls (Heller) :
Bon jour. 238511.
Tyrolean sketches.
Nicholls (Horatio) :
Arrawarra. T85T.
Just like a thief. 4388.
Memory of a song. 6799.
Romany Rose. 8949.
Ruby’s album, no. 9. 13670.

14163

14163

18163.

Sheba. 2948.
Nichols (G. A.) Twee-twa-twa. 1393.
Nichols (Kenneth) Rose Water.
17812.

Nichols (N. V.) Like the lady that’s

known as Lou. 4478.
Nicholson (LL. G.) Memories of
mother. 24498.

Nicholson (M. HE.) Worst boy in town.
18320.

Nicholson (R. L.). Blue goose step.
DOS

Nicholson
15900.

(S. .H.) Song. or., me:

1760

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Nicholson & co. ltd.:
Mammy dear. 8594.
Romance. 2849.
Those baby smiles. 9201.

What’s wrong with the women.
7688. d
Nickerson (C. E.) Teazle-Peterkin.

1357.
Nickerson (W. A.) If I could make
your whole life blue. 14972.

Nicklas (O. 8S.) I want you, only you. |!

13008.
Nickles (George) Kiss. 22033.
Nicola (Vasil) Montana my home.
S664. .
Nicolai (Otto) Joyeuses comméres de
Windsor. 138082.
Nicolau (Antoni) Good Friday music
in a Catalonian church. 6259.
Nicolo (Mario) : ;
Ah! beneditte ’e bagne! 16388.
Buon divertimento. 9673.
Brillante nire. 16517.
Canzona palazzola. 18627.
Chi ’o ssapeva. 5942.
Dichiaramento ’e 4 guappe sbruf-

fune. 9935.
Ll’onore. 172938.
Peceche’. 511.

Povera carcerato. 17737.

Tu si n’ata Maria. 18148.

Vicino a tte. 682.

Nicomari (—) Indeciso. 15031.
Nicomede (Joe) :
. Album leaf. 764.

Antelope. T778.

Geranium waltz. 949.

March of the American legion.

aby bea le

Mia amorita. 1148.

Scenes that are brightest. 1269.

Send off. 1274.

Silver lining. 1286.

When Dixie smiles. 1422.

Won’t you be mine. 1450.
Nicomede music co. Jazz folio. 15063.
Nicotra (G. TT.) Danza_ siberiana.

9883.
Nielson (Ludoff) :

Dronning Margrethe. 1870.

Lackschmi. 17239.

Nielson (Raymond) pseud. See Fisher
- * (Bthel).
Niemann (Walter) :
Vier balladen. 6954.
Priludium, Intermezzo und Fuge.
7134.
Niernsee (L. E.) Two little roses.
18162.
Nifties. 16432, 17551, 17640, 18264,
_ 18455, 193826, 19575, 20584, 20585.
Nightingale (Herman) Down at the
breezy lake shore. 18847.

Nightingale (Mary) :
House of heart’s delight. 8303.
I listen for you. 8827.
Someone goes home. 22838.
Nightingale & co.:
Goblin dance. 190.
Scarf dance. 558. =
Study in G. 618
Nightingale of France. 4782, 6964.
Nightingale song co. Dream bride.
12723:
Nilsen (Alexander)
21026.
Nine o’clock revue. 13714, 18771.
Nino bibo. 8751.
Ninon. 6200.
Nit kain gebetene. 4785.
Nixon (G. D.) Just love. 6572.
Noble (J. A.) :
Aloha means I love you. 9465.
I want you just for today. 10520.
That lovin’ hula melody. 11910.
Waikiki blues. 12106.

Noble (Jean) :
Shame on you. 7293.
Tut-Ankh-Amen. 7581.
Noble (Johnny) Ala moana. 7817.
Noble (L. M.) Oh, to be great. 8795.
Noble (S. A.):
Alabama bound. 14189.
Kiss me goodnight. 15131.
Memories of gallant days. 6797,
10959.

Noble (ERs:
Ballad of Saint Hilda. 12440.
Forward! be our watchword.
6200-
I wandered by the _ brookside.
24127.
King Charles. 10694.
Lyke-wake dirge. 15265.
Magnificat. 4564.
Morris dance. 7808 (258).
Prelude solonelle. 4960.
Nocentini (D.) Primi 40 studi di
meceanismo. 7148.
Noé (J. T.) Eglantine. 10088.
Noel (Alonzo) There always is some-
body else. 13913.
Nolek (August) :
Burleske. 23537.
Rosabelle. 11532.
Nollet (E.) Etudes de style. 10078.
Nolte (R. E.):
Christmas memories. 16594.
Dawn divine. 3740.
Emanuel. 16761.
King, of) Wings: | 2295.
Lifted up for you. 10775.
My Lord and I. 4726.
O God of our salvation. 17595.
Our Father’s love. 24769.
Our King’s birthday. 24770.
Song of victory. 11730.

Always blue.

1761

“INDEX

pt. 111, n. 8. Vv, 18

Nordiska musikfoérlaget (a. b.):

Alla ballata. 283883.

Entrala. 23778.

Favitska jungfrurna. 14653.
Finale quasi grottesca. 238814.

Norfolk Island, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. V. '
Norfolk jazz quartet:
Sad blues. 5064.
See also Hare (C.), Tuston (0O.),
Hollins (D.) and Williams (L.).
Norman (H. L.):

Garden of roses in June. 1960.

Mothers who never forget. 2549.
Norman (Karyl):
I'll never stop loving you. 14895.

Love and kisses, were never meant

for me. 19620.
Norman (Noel):
Marly days at the pianoforte.
251 One
Memories. 22225.
Norman (T. V.):
Ah Fim Loo. 18391.

I gotta wunnerful baby. 12964.

Norman (Vowles) What’ll?-and
mine’s a-. 25464.

Norman (Wanda) Blow, horn, blow.
9624.

Normand (KE. J.) Those loving blues.
23056.

Normann (Kai) Jeg har forstand paa
krokodiller. 24205.
Norris (B. H.) Number five seventy

five. 19959.
Norris; -(@3 1) Springtime follies.
22883.

North (HE. M.) Then one more. 9341.
Northern & southern music co. Farm

for me. 6162:
Northup (Jos.) Cannon ball. 14885.
Norton (Brooks) I’m going to be in
Tennessee by tomorrow afternoon.
24104.
Norton (Frederic) :
I have been in love.
Petticoat of green. 15644.
Phillada flouts me. 15645.
Norton (H. B.) Little lovin’. 4490.
Norton (Ray) Down in Alabam.
18849.

Norton & Campbell. It’s lonesome in
bluebird land.. 4334.
Norton & Norton. Beautiful, baby-
faced, blue-eyed blonde. 9578.
Norway, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. V.
Norwegian-American muSic Co.:
Alf itke Hitini. 23368.

12965.

He elskar die voggande tonar.
23 bike

Kan du glemme gamle Norge?’
24254.

Valse chromatique.

White lilies. 25506.
Norworth (Max) pseud.

(Hithel)

Norworth,(N. H.):. -

In a covered wagon with you.

*13030.

You brought me sunshine and you

brought me rain. 7770. —

Norworth (Ned) ine:

Ill never do it again. 21822.

In. a covered wagon with you.

25389. -

See Wisher

17115;
OCid-fashioned shawl. 17633.
Over on Chestnut Hill. 17677. .

17734.
17812.

Poppies.
Rose Water.

Why don’t you tell me_ why?
18304.
Nott (H. C.) Immortal songs. 13028.
Nottamun toun. 22404.
Nouaux (P. A.) Soir... sur la dune.

17932.

Novack (G. E.) Song hits from the

Zeta follies of 1923. 7370.

Novack (L. F.) Dreamy Missouri.

16744.

Novak (James) When he looks and

winks and smiles at me. 14065.

Novakowski. (J.) Arpéges. 9524.
Novambére (Bernard) In honeymoon

land with you. 19343.

Novello (Ivor) Land of might-have-

been. 7808 (239).

Novello & co., Itd.:

Alphabet of flowers. 9469.

And we beheld His glory. 21043.

Ascension hymn. 9527.

Autumn song. 14259.

Billy boy. . 21168.

Carrion crow. 21252.

Choral improvisation.

Come away, death.

Come, praise your
Saviour. 21334.

Coming of spring. 21341.

Creator, God and Lord. 18730.

Crow-fish man. 21368. .

Deaf woman’s courtship. 21403.

Derby ram. 21418.

. Early Sunday morning. . 21471.
English folk song.. 1891. — -
Evening hymn. 8160, 8161.
Fairies. 6154.

Fairies were tripping. 14662.

Fantasia on march themes. 3899.

Felton’s gavotte. 1920.

Flower chorus. 934. ;

Fugal concerto. 19005 — 19007,
21592-21597.

Fugal overture. 8206.

Good-bye, good-bye to Summer.
21662.

Ground hog. 21679.

9757, 9758.
8023.
Lord and

1762

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Happy art ~- thou, O = Israel.
10294.

Harebelle. 21698.

He wants not friends that hath
Thy love. 4080.

How beauteous are their feet.

19166.
Humpty Dumpty. 24047.
Hush-song. 6373.

Hymn to the stars. 10406.
I heard the bells on Christmas

day. 21812.

I joy not in no earthly bliss.

24081.

I wonder where Maria’s gone.

21884.

In glorious freedom. 15006.
In going to my lonely bed. 13035,

13036.

In London town. 4284.

Intermezzo. 7423.

Irish melody. 2224.

Isle. 2228. a

It was a lover and his lass. 8412.

Jesu, star of consolation. 21982.

Jesus Christ is risen to-day. 2248.

John Ball shot them all. 2255.

Kitty alone and I. 22040.

Lady-bird in the fields. 13130.

Landscape in mist. 10728.

Legend of the mountain. 10745.

Let the people praise Thee O God.
ore,

Lo! He comes. 17295.

Lord is terrible and very great.

4522. |
Lord, Thou hast been our refuge.

24366.

March away. 15287.
Marcia eroica. 6758.
May the grace of Christ our

Saviour. 19713.

Mirrored moon. 11002.

Mister Snow-man. 22267.

My bonny lass she smileth. 11073.
My garden flowers. 13369.

My lady fell a-sighing. 24597.
My Master. 15452.
Night in the desert. 22388, 22389.
Nightingale. 24644.

Nottamun town. 22404.

Now is the month of maying.

8765.

Nursery rhymes. 8769.
Nymph, of the lake. 11200.
‘O come, everyone that thirsteth.

24671.

Old black duck. 22464.

Orpheus with his lute. 11312.
Overture in D minor. 14781.
Passion of Christ. 4887-4891.
Pastorale. 7424.
Perfect fool. 8851, 8852, 11379,

11380.

Phoebe in her petticoat. 22551.

Pied piper of Hamelin. 22557.
Piper’s song. 24861.
Poor couple. 22580.
Reap, boys, reap. 22681.
Reed-grown waters. 11491.
Reproaches. 2830.
Ring out, wild bells. 22657-
22662.
Robin. 20231.
Roving sailor. 22692.
Scotch melody. 2917. !
Shall I, wasting in despair. 9014.
Shepherds found Thee by night.
22769, 22770.
Shepherd’s home. 9020.
Silver swan. 11656.
Sir Hglamore. 15858.
Sleep thy last sleep. 15861.
Soldier boy. 22830.
Song of bold Robin Hood. 25120.
Song of praise. 9086.
Spring bursts to-day. 3016.
Sun’s evensong. 11806.
Sweet and low. 22942.
Sweet scented hawthorn. 22958.
Te Deum laudamus. 22993.
There was an old couple. 23042.
Three preludes and fugues.
13835-13837.
Three short and easy postludes.
Sole
Tiny calendar. 25309.
Twilight night. 12027.
Up she rises. 23122.
Variations on an English folk
song. 38205.
Violets. 5464.
Wanderer. 23171.
We love to sing. 9287.
We thank Thee, Lord, for this
fair earth. 20771.
Welsh melody. 3246.
What does little birdie say? 9295.
What saith my dainty darling.
12163.
_ When mother reads a fairy tale.
20828.
While shepherds watched. 18276.
Who is Silvia? 9330.
Who would true valour see. 9331.
Wind and the rain. 9347.
Worship. T1633 25051-25500)
Zut. 23345.
Novelty blues song folio. 11190.
Novotny (Bessie) Prince of men.
20159.
Novy (KEmma) Sunshine, when you
are mine. 15969.
Nowa polska. 8767.
Nowak (M. G.) Mother’s day. 17473.
Nowowieski (Edward) Soaring. 5172.
Nozuod (—),. Vers toi. 7628.
Nozzetti (Michele) Furastera. 19010.
Nunez (Al.) Somebody new. 25103.

1763

INDEX

pt. 101; 24s., v, 1S

Nunez (F. W.) Libertad y orden.
17269.

Nunley (H. W.) Sometime. 5184.

Nurnberg (Victor) Rose of Egypt.
Woes

Nussbaum (Jack) My Spanish Rose.
17538.

Nutile (E.) Canzone ‘e maggio.
L2554.

Nutter (KE. F.) Ym Trish. 14921,
17052.

Nutting (—) Sing, sing, birds on the
wing. 20974 (205).

Nyall (David) jr.:

Indian love eall. 19377.
Mother at the cradle. 19806.
Oft in the stilly night. 19988.

Nye (P. R.) Come along and take a
chance with me. 1750.

O, come all ye faithful.

O let my lamp. 11208.

O little town of Bethlehem. 469.

O praise His name. 13440.

’O pustiggiatore. 24682.

O, Thou plentiful. 18364 (156).

O waly waly up the bank. 17604.

O, wert thou in the cauld blast.
17605. .
O yes, yonder comes my Lord. 24691.
Oakes (Thomas) Theodora, I adore

467.

her. 23027.
Oakley (S. H.):
Gondolier. 23915.

Love for ever lost. 8548.
Oates (Charles) Memories of child-
hood. 24497.
Oates (W. J.) Radio fans. 13615.
Oatman (Johnson) jr. In God’s ap-
pointed time. 2191.
Oberek z nad wisly. 11219.
Oberlin music co.:
Ballade. 19800.
_ Kreutzer etude no. 4. 15148.
Little shushan. 17289.
Oberly (E. J.) She seems never satis-
fied. 22767.

Oberndorfer (A. A.)
Oberndorfer (A. F.)
America. 234838.

Oberndorfer (M. E.):
Thalatta. 11899.
29th sonnet. 12340.
Oblinger (H. ©.) I want all of you
all of the time. 4232.
O’Brien (FF. H.) Moss covered shack
in Kildare. 2544.
O’Brien (Florence) WHileen Ireland’s
own gift to me. 18895.
O’Brien (H. J.) Irish airs. 4821.
O’Brien (Hattie) Only a Portland
rosebud. 15588.
O’Brien (Johnnie) I don’t know why.
4158.

Nocturne. 4807.
Best hymns of

O’Brien (T. J.) Mother dear.

17471.
O’Brien (W.C.) Belle Isle little queen

of all islands. 16484.
O’Brien (W. J.) Moss covered shack
in Kildare. 2544.

O’Brien (William) Hitchy-Koo Koo.
16950.

O’Bryen (B. M.) Vidi aquam. 7630.

O’Callaghan (W. J.) Indiana we’re
coming home. 2218.

Occhino (Joseph) .Uccello di para-
diso. 7592.

Occhino (N. R.) Ueecello di paradiso.
7592:

Ockenden (W. B.):

Arkansas. 164384.

Everybody sings a love song, in
the springtime of the year.
10084.

I wonder if my old girl ever thinks.

Of me. a 700R.

You'll care some day. 18344.

O’Connell (G. F.) Come home again.
9796.

O’Connor (Kathleen) Lullaby. 22161.

O’Connor-Morris (G.) See Morris
(GO).

O’Croly (I. M. H.) Departed days.
9930.

Oddone (Elisabetta) Dieci liriche in-
fantili. 472.

Odell:( GA ye

Chinee jazz. 9751.

My dream affinity. 11088.
Odell (H. F.):

Drifting. $125,

Invincible U. S. A. 21950.
Odell.(H.° EF.) & ¢o::

Drifting. 8125.

Invincible U. S. A. 21950.

Laughing eyes. 4454.

Somewhere in Dixie. 756 (102).
Odell (Rebecca): ©

My busy izzy man. 24582.

Twilight and you. 25356.
Odie (Basil) In Cairo, 17117..

O’Donnell (B. W.):

Three humoresques. 8785.

Two Irish tone sketches. 11224.
Odynic (A. E.) Piesn filaretow. 2649.
Oefinger (M.) When I. dream of

Florida. 1428.
Oehmler (Leo) :
Fairy ring. 923.
Garden fairy. 38939.
Oesterle (Francis) Vicious eyes. 3219.
Oesterreicher (Rudolf) Katja, die
tinzerin. 8455,
Otvés (Adorjan) :
Bortarcimnak borbiil a _ fedele.
12505.

In the spring. 19371.

Istenucese nem banom. 13059.

Sailing on the Nile. 11570.

1764

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Tinkle tune. 16078.
Tytih de kutya.jo kedvem van.

13982.
Offenbach (Jacques) :
Barearolle. 2664, 4812, 13449,
19987.
Barkarola. 2665.

Contes d’Hoffmann. S184.

Night divine. 13451, 13452.

Opowiesci Hoffmana. 8785.

Selection from the operas of Of-
fenbach. 24697.

Office des ténébres. 11229.
Officium et missa ultimi tridui majoris
hebdomadae- 11230. —
Offret (P. F.) Mother I adore. 19808.
Oft in the stilly night. 20974 (58).
Oganio (A. P.) A tete amo. 3.
Ogden (W. A.):
Christmas crowns. 14163 (102).
How beautiful upon the moun-
tain. 20974 (35).
Ogden (Mrs. W. A.): fF
Christmas crowns. 14163 (102).
How beautiful upon the mountain.
20974 (35).
Ogdon (R. J.) In Glendale.
Ogg (Pearl):
I am looking for a pal, and I want

8386.

you. 24064.
In my cabin on the hill among the
pines. 10566.
Mother darling how I love you.
11044.
Ogle (L. G.) Betty. 21161.
O’Gorman (May) To a_ butterfly.
Bote.
O’Gorman (W. J.) Silver jubilee an-
them. 11654.
O’Gorman (Wm.) When I look into
your eyes of blue. 5543.
Oh, dear sixpence. 17611.

Oh, Emma. 2671.

Oh, Jerry. 11240. i

Oh look. 3038, 3162.

Oh Nancy’s hair is yellow like gowd.
11245.

Oh, when I get to heaven.

O’Hagan (J. F.)
mine. 113.

24716.
Dear dream rose of

O'Hara (HitG.) :
Blue Island blues. 14333, 23503.
Golden hearted Harding we must

say good-bye. 14755.
Hoo-doo-blues. 221, 19157.
If winter comes. 14983.

Past three in the morning. 8842.
Rainbo Rose. 15727.
Some one will tell you some day.

592.

Yellowstone trail. 1453.
O’Hara (Geoffrey) :
Annie Laurie. TTT.

Dreaming of my old home, sweet
home. 16739, 21458.

Fairies are calling you. 3889.

Give a man a horse he can ride.

wh 9032

Give me back my dear old sunny
Spain. 19034.

I would weave a song
5679 (229).

Spider and the fly.

To you,
(373).

When all the world is young lad.
5679 (392).

O’Hara (M. A.):

If autos could talk. 19314.

When you’re in love, dad,
know how ’tis. 16262.

You know how ’tis. 5656.

O’Hare (Christopher) :

Andante cantabili. 5679 (129).

Plaintive. 5679 (311).

Solemn scenes from
14163 (737).

O’Heir (O. G. I.) Tl tell the world,
you are the girl that I adore. 2112.
Ohio state university assn. Songs of
Ohio state university. 25131.
Ohio Wesleyan alumni ass’n.
of Ohio Wesleyan. 11736.
Ohman (Phil):
I gotta find me a mamma, who'll
chase my blues away. 17012.
Low down blues. 1113, 2423.
Oi bruder, zog. 4828.
Oi gvalt, a ganef. 4824.
Oi shlof main feigele. 4825.

for you.

20453.
I send my heart.

679

you

nature.

Songs

Oitto (R. H.) She’s a jazz-craze baby.
O'Hagan (Jack): 5119.
tS the road to Gundagai. 5724, O’Kane (E. T.) Be Thou exalted.
eae 14163 (43)
Cottage of dreams. 5978. ; :
Down by the Murray. 23732. O’Kane (H. C.) Be Thou exalted.
Magic moon. 24424. 14163 (48).
Molly. 153865. O’Kane (M. D. T.):
Sheba. 7300. Dreaming sweetheart of you. 893.
Walter. 25484. Indian guide blues. 2215.
Ohara’ (—): Just a word from across the deep.
Little bare feet. 20974 (157). 1065.
Little close harmony. 25595 | O’Keefe (James) Easy melody.
(480). 12744.
1765

INDEX

pt. 1, n. s., v.18

Okupniak (I. J.) Whippoorwill’s Junk man blues. 19447, 20974
serenade. 12219. (149). “ge

Ola-apa-pa. 11258, 17628. Just gone. 6570, 10670.

Olbersleben (M. M.) See Meyer- Just gone rag. 12344 (145).
Olbersleben (Max) Snake rag. 7344.

Olbrich (F. S.) In the land of my Temptation blues. 141638 (754),
dreams. 17129. 160388.

Oleott (—) My wild Irish rose. Working man blues. 14163 (780),
2598. 18319.

Olcott-Bickford (Vahdah) Aloha oe. Zulu’s ball. 20974 (233), 23344.
3369 (2). Oliver (Miles) :

Old black duck. 22464.
Old English masters for the harpsi-
chord. 8802.
Old French carol. 4833.
Old Hayden. pseud. See Metz (T. A.)
Old oaken bucket. 24731.
Old Scotland. 22474.
Old South press. Bond. 1630.
Old world music. 2691.
Olden (R. C.) Dew each trembling
leaf unwreath’d. 14552.
Oldham (Leonard) Mean triflin’
daddy. 19718.
Olds (W. B,) Millikin loyalty. 2517.
O’Leary (J. J.) Melancholy blues.
10953.
O’Leary (James):
I love her on the old back porch.
10452, 17027.
I’m feeling blue.
I’m sick of it Horace.

14910.
14928

Just say that you'll be true.
15104.
Nine o’clock Sal. 22390, 24648.
We have bananas but yes we
have no coal. 18225.
Olenin (KHugéne de) Dueccia. 3828.
Oles (G. W.):
Moonlight melody. 4672

Summer dreams. 5245, 15958.

Youth. 7794.
Oles (May) Eyes. 14652.
Oliver (EF. EH.) . Back to the Bible.
18496.
Oliver (Frank) In the land of smil-
ing waters. 272.
Oliver (George) Little boat of
.dreams. 10786.
Oliver (Herbert) :
All for Bart’s. 18410.
April rhapsody. 12397.
Gipsy spring. 14740.
Lily of the valley. 24812.

Oliver (Joseph) :
Alligator flop. 18418, 20974 (94).
Canal St. blues. 9694, 12344 (79).
Chattanooga stomps. 20974 (107),

18666.

Chimes. 9749.

Dipper mouth blues. 9939, 12344
(95).

High society rag. 14163 (665),
14822.

How can I be your sweet mamma
when you’re a daddy to some-
one else. 16977. 3

Tell me dear—am I to blame.
5307.

Who are you flirting with now.
5589.

Oliver (P.) Take me with you. 18041.

Oliver (R.) Comrades—comrades.
21344.
Olivier (Victor) :
‘Gee! Tm tickled pink.
14734.
M. T. pocket blues. 17365.
Those ha ha blues. 18097.
Uncle Joe. 16135, 16136.
Ollone (Henry d’):
Au combat. 5774.
Funérailles (Les).
Rossignol, chante.
Ollone (Max qd’):
Autres disent. 12417.
Je revois ’heureux 4ge. 13074.
Qu’ont done ses yeux. 13606.
Sous le regard des Dieux bienveil-
lants 4 lamour. 13811.
Olman (Abe):
Memory isle. 393, 2495, 4627.
My own. 11129.
Remember the waltz. 11501.
Trying to forget. 5400, 13968.
When you lose your heart to
someone who has no heart at
all. 12200.
While you’re away. 12217.
Olman, inc.:
Mose. 11039.
My own. 11129.
Remember the waltz. 11501.
When you lose your heart to
someone. 12200.
Olmstead (Clarence) :
Yvening song. 100TA.
Over the sand. 11827.
Tears. 11881.
Thy sweet singing. 11962.
Olmstead (M. H.) Morning is calling.
6867.
O’Loughlin
PIAS?
Olsen (Edith) Gimme girl.

14733,

6214. °
7226.

(Daniel) Dolly dear.

3975.

1766

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Olsen (Elmer):
In the valley. 273.
Love and kisses, were never meant
for me. 15233, 19620.

Olsen (G. T.) While old mammy
sings a lullaby. 23241.

Olsen (Jack) If Rip Van Winkle had
slept until nineteen twenty-two.
4259.

Olsen (Ole):

Monkey business. 19783.
There ain’t no Santa Claus.
20605.

Olson (Arthur) Rock me to sleep in
your arms. 24940.
Olson (Francis) :
Philharmonic waltz. 4919.
To thee waltz. 1374.
O’Malley (M. F.) Land of somewhere.
15156.

Oman (David) Irish hearts wait for
me. 4323.

Omelezuk (A.):
Cichy pogodny wiecz6r majowr
[and] Za Ebru fala. 1736.
Husia siusia polka. 10404, 10405.
Zytniowka. 23348, 23349.
Omo (C. D.) Want you blues. 12122.
On dere knees. 24738.
Cnce in a blue moon. 11292.
Once in royal David’s city. 490.
Ondet (G.) Belles chansons de France.
45, 9595, 14297.
One Christmas eve. 20038.
One exciting night. 492.
One kiss. 22007, 23028, 23336, 24752,
25383, 25487.
O’Neal (M.) If you could love me
better. 10546.

O’Neil (Frank) Pattin’ your feet.
8847.

O’Neill (Clapson) Little lady. 1090.
O’Neill (Danny):
Pucker up and roll those lovable
eyes. 11470, 13603.
You can’t cry-baby me. 18338.
O’Neill (Francis) Waifs and strays
of Gaelic melody. 1409.
O’Neill (George) You’re just the girl
I am looking for. 18353.
O’Neill (Norman):
Come away death. 87.
Four little dances. 15586.
It was, a lover. 286.
Musette. 11065.
On a grey day. 2693.
Prisoner of Zenda. 22603.
Tell me where is fancy bred. 638.
O’Neill (Walker) Dustin’ the keys.
ITS, .
Ong (Lillian) Melba. 19727.
-Onivas (D.). pseud. See Savino
(Domenico. )

Onomari (Anomari) Inno a Mus-
solini, 1044.

Openshaw (—) Love sends a little
gift of roses. 2411, 6695.

Openshaw (George) My Georgia
Mandy Lee. 19853.

Openshaw (John):

Corner in your heart. 21352.
In Kandahar. 10564.
June brought the roses. 24224.

Opera ball. 24516.

Oppleman (Nathan):

Dance of the senoritas. 23677.
Heart of Virginia. 23986.
Memories gone by. 22227.

Oracolo. 16373 (67).

Orange blossoms. 493.

Oratorio repertoire. 15593, 22493,
22494.

Oravec (Nora) Oh Jiggs. 22447.

Orban (Marcel):

Harbouya. 8260.
Sonate. 7030.

Orbis pub. co. Farewell! 6161.

Orchard (W. A.) Voices of women.
16180.

Orchestration service, inc. Come where
the bright lights are shining. 12606.

Ord-Hamilton (J.):

Come on and kiss your angel
child. 8028.

March winds. 8606.

9 o’clock revue. 9412.

Orefice (G.) Fantasia. 23803.

O’Reilly (M. J.) When my mammy
sings her honey boy to _ sleep.
18251.

O’Reilly (P. J.) Moonlit road. 4676.

Oremiat Po W..3..3

Exhibition pieces. 8169.
Intermediate study pieces. 10592.
Lord said. . 24865.
Petit burlesque. 24829.
Spaulding easy album. 11754.

. Two players. _ 25364.

Organ pieces from the Hebrides. 7032,

Organist. 1201, 1202, 4860, 11306,
15594, 20051, 24764.

Original home of jazz. You’ve got a
heart, like a rock cast in the sea.
12320.

Original music pub. co.:

Lost love. 6679.

Love’s desperation. 1109.

Signorina mia. 7318.
Orlando (Roberto) Zingare. 23342.
Orlob (Harold) :

Don’t forget. 1844.

Oh Doctor Koo-ay. 2670.

Teach me how. 3086.

Ornstein (Leo) Abendlied des Kosak-

ken. 5686.

106658—24——80 1.767

INDEX

Orpheum music co.:

After a while. 3383, 12344 (60).

And she’s only a baby that’s all.
1475: (5).

At the Indian cabaret. 1475 (6).

I’m tired of being alone. 19270,
23002 |(D8)'.

Jazz ’em up tune. 2240.

Just a minute. 24234.

Lil-lil-Lillian. 19566, 23352 (80).

My _ vrock-a-bye-lo lady. 19885,
23352 (98).

Oh you little sun-uv-er-gun. 7008,
12344 (189).

Orpheus. 23892.

Orpheus. collection of part songs.
15595. ‘
Orpheus press. Heavy sugar papa.

19121.
Orr KC. IWye

Carpenter’s son. T7977.
Loveliest of trees, the cherry.
8557.
Plucking the rushes.
Silent noon. 9037,
’Tis time, I think, by Wenlock
town. 9210.
When the lad for longing sighs.
9314.
Orr (J. L.) Who knows.
Ortmann (Otto):
Berceuse. 21152.
Fairylight. 21528.
Little prineess. 22101.
Pensee d’amour. 22548.
Poeme. 20134.
Three little elves.
Valsette. 23185.
Ortmann (Will):
Dreams. 127, 3816.
Good night, the sun is shining.
194.
I’ve found love at last. 257.
My heart is paging yours. 2577.
Osanai (May) Shores of gold.
9027.

Osborn (N. S.)
dear. 16342.
Osborn (Rena):

Creator’s love. 16644.
Easter message. 10029.
Osborne (A. H.) Being good is such
a lonesome job. 21142.

Osborne (Charles) Boggles for Bog-
gleton. 5848.
Osborne (Emmett)
Osborne (G. L.):

You brought sunshine my way.
12293.
You did not care. 20935.
Osborne (H. M.) Why should I cry
about you. 20873.
Osborne (J. A.):
Come back to me my sweetheart of
old. 9793.

8880.

12223.

11315.

You can be my hubby

Anywhere. 3440.

pt: 11, ni ss yeis

Josephine. 10644.
My great love guideth me.

Osborne (Nat):
Love’s dream song. 22155.
You can’t make love to another.
20931.

Osborne (R. J.)
you. 18518.
Osgood (H. O.):

Balagan song. 9562.

Heaven at the end of the road.
983.

It’s a long way from Singapore.
219638.

Lilacs and you. 8512. .

My Castilian Queen. 11075.

11102.

Because I don’t love

My own door. 11130. -

Pasha, T1357,

Petrouschka. 2749.

Rainbow trail. 17766.
Osgood (M. G.):

Autumn nights. 18471.

Call of youth. 18615.
Gondolier’s song. 19061.

Light and graceful. 19560.
Nymphs of the sea. 19964.

Shadowland. 20332.
O’Sheridan (M. G.) Nature lyrics
from garth and wold. 223875.
Ossett (Max) Bring back that dream-
land. 16518.
Ossing (W. J.):
My little sweetheart Sue. 19872.
You’re the only little girl I really

love. 20952.
Osswald (I. F.) Friends. 8202.
Ostby (Mrs. Henry) Happy hours
and lovely flowers. 21695.
Osterly (Rudolph) :
Echoes from afar. 1881.

2416.
Walzerlied. 9279.
Viola. 14014.

Love’s dream.
Ostertag (Kugen)
Ostiguy (Gabrielle)

Otello. 3210.
Oteo (A. E.) Cancion de amor.
PAB

Other sheep. 18501.
Otis (Courtlandt) Yokohama. 23303.
Otis (CP. As
Galilee. 238864.
Lord shall preserve thee. 13207.
Ott (H. J.) Those were the good old
days. 11950.

Ott (S. A.) Won’t you be my mamma
too? | T754.
Otto (V. W.) MHeartsick. 23991,

Ouellette (W. J.) When God made a
mother like you. 5539.

Our King’s birthday. 24770.

Our market day. T047.

Our national songs. 22505.

Our next president co. And Henry’s
meant for pres-i-dent when we a-
Fordin’ go. 12390.

1768

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1923

Ourdine (Hans) :

A VYombre des Tamaris. 16374,
16375.

Dans la langueur du soir. 16660.

De la rosée sur la prairie. 16675.

Dimanche de mai. 14556.
Exaltation. 14649.
Exultante tendresse. 14651.
Pour Jeanot. 15686.
Rhapsodie chinoise. 15745.
Outland (V. F.) In the vision of
sweet by and by. 10586.
Outlook co. Song for
25118.
Outrey-Reyer (E. R.) Dernier rendez-
vous. 20974 (15), 25595 (74).
Overby (J. H.) That ray, ray, radio
rag. 16042.

Christmas.

Overby (Josephine) Hypnotizing
papa. 16994.
Overhage (Paul) ine. Ukanplayit

song book for ukulele or tiple.
12038. :

Overstreet (W. B.):
Do it. 8100.
Georgia blues. 16851, 19018.
Happy shout. 23965.
I’m boss of the shimmie gang.

4184.
Play it a long time papa. 20121.
Shakin’. 5114.

There’ll be. some changes made.
18080, 23030.

Way down home upon the Swanee
shore. 14042.

When Elder Greene does the shim-
mey with Sister Brown. 14063.

Overton (A. E.):

Since I met you in love land.
17900.
Valena waltz. 13994.

Overton (L. H.) Remember your dear
mother, back home. 20212.

Overton (V. C.) True love. 253845.

Gwen (C. C.) Ive got the western
blues. 19287.

Owen (J. D.) Texas bluebonnet song.
3096.

Owen (Mary) Day dreams. 21395.

Owens (A. A.) Taneycomo. 5294.

Owens (C. EH.) Daddy o’ mine. 18747.

Owens (D. G.) Zillah. 9407.

Owens (F. K.) League of women
voters. 1079.

Owens (Harry) Out of sight, out of
mind. 20974 (183).

Owens (Muriel) :

Bride of my heart. 14348.
Faults of today. 14677.

Ownby (W.D.) DekKu klux gwine ter
git you ef you don’t watch out.
21400.

-Owsley (T. E.) Every day in every

way, Ill try until I get it. 3878.

Oxford music co. Itd. Sing mea song.
578.
Ozman (Nat) My oriental man. 484.
By (He
Carol high, and carol low. 1683.
There came three kings. 3113.

Paaluhi (Franzis) Classiest baby.
5962. .

Paaluhi (Mr. & Mrs. J. K.) Classiest
baby. 5962.

Pabst (Harry) Reverie. 11505.

Paecia(A.B.) Sulla laguna. 16373(83).

Pace (Frank):

Done that’s me.

My dear old Elsie.

My handsome Allie. 19858.

Pace (Mrs. L. D.) Dreams. 10001.

Pachulski (—) Harmonies du soir.
10306.

Pacific coast pub. & distributing co.:

Girl of the golden West. 21630,

23883.
Just your old boyish smile. 1069.
Sunshine, roses and you. 15968.
Packard (L. K.) We love the old
friends best. 16206.

Packer (Frederick) Hail to Atlantic
City. 19084.

Pael (Otto):

T’ll feel so lonely. 6394.

It’s my mother. 6516.

Pacora (Solomon) Angel Firpo. 7845,
12391.

Paddy-the-next-best-thing. 4871.

Paderewski (I. J.):

Gracovienne. 25595 (387).

Minuet. 6882.

Melody. 24786.

Song of joy. 9085.

Padgett (Stark) When you kiss me.
9321.
Padilla (José) :

Violetera. 16168, 16169.

Who'll buy my violets. 16285.
Padmavati. 15608, 16567, 16569.
Padula (Andy) Mary, why don’t you

marry me. 4599.
Paganini (Niccolo) :

Caccia. 500.

Campanella. 24787.

Cantabile. 11329.

Cantabile e valzer.

Concerto. 1210.

Movimento perpetuo. 11351.

Variazioni. 11332.

Pagans (—) Malaguenas. 19670.
Page (Arthur) O sing unto God.
12344 (87).
Page (EH. E.):
There is no place like home when
you’re sad and blue. 23029.

Try the Coué way. 9234.

Violet blues. 12081.

You’ve got to stop vamping around.

23330.

14572.
19878.

11330.

L769

ees at Si ie armen gra qe tae a ee

INDEX

Fage (L. H. P.) New England thanks-
giving day. 22383.
Page (N. C.) Rakoezy march. 8920.
Fage (Thomas) Sweet daddy, I’m
surely lovin’ you. 11831.

Pagliacci. 23548, 10748.
Pain (Hva) Lullaby. 10886.
Paine.(C. AY):

Beyond the blue. 9609.

Just because I think of you.

15096.

Lotus land. 10842.

Miladi. 15346.

Minnehaha. 15348.

Moanin’ blues. 15361.

Rossignol. 15777.

Slips. 158638.

Zee-Z0-ZumM.
Paine (H.)
15459.
Paine (L. M.):

Alas and alack we cannot agree.

16369.
My old cabin home.

14191.

Christ child. 14438.

Come again and make us glad.
14458.

How do you do it’s up to you.
14855.

Howdy. 14858.

My it’s awful how we cry. 15435.
Whooping cough germs. 16287.

Painter (H. W.) Id rather lose my
mother than you. 17006.
Painter (J. M.) Led by His hand.
17261.
Paisley (Ernest) If you wantto. 264.
Paladilhe (E.):
Mandolinata. 22186.
Petite valse. 8857.
Palaschko (Johannes) :
Ballet music. 23449.
Dodici studii. 17678.
Libro @immagini. 17270.
Palatta (Enrico) :
Floridoro e Fiordargento. 6189.

Strofette espresse. 74837.
Ultimo shimmy. 7593.
Palau (L. P.) Lilanto de las nubes.
17294.
Palazzolo (Joseph) :

Diamond waltz. 9934.
Italian fox trot. 15055.
Regina. 11496.

Sahara Sarah. 11568.
Spring birds. 11763.

Teach your lips to smile. 7498.
Twilight musings. 12026.
Palehek (Mrs. A. J.) Dolly as mother
to me. 18825.
Paldi (Mari):
By the campfire. 5876.
Choo-choo train. 14482.
Dancing for joy. 38728.
Frost fairies. 10186.

Hallowe’en march. 14784.

pt. i, n. s., v. 18

Jack o’ lanterns. 15060.

On the Indian trial. 4846.
Prancing pony. 15691.

Shepherdess. 15836.
Skating. 9052.

Under the swaying boughs.
Witching hour. 16315.
Palestrina (GPS!) :
Adoramus ta

20080.
Come, Holy Ghost, our souls in-
spire: 226017.
Ecce, quamodo moritur.
Improperia. 11340.
Palicot (Georges) :
Dans tes bras. 6011.
Moths. 7808 (82).

Paling (W. H.) & co., ltd.:

5428.

Christe. © 18383,

113309,

Again. 14181.
Air de ballet. 18397.
“Allah. 1506.

Aussie land. 23431.
Australian pianoforte tutor. 30.
_Ave Maria. 14261.
Baby eyes. 5788.
Beyond the desert sands.
Boat song. 1438388.
srown eyes. 5870.
Come back to Samoa.
Cootamundra. 23640.
Down where the Murrumbidgee
flows. 18856.
Forget the past. 18984.
Gems of the Hmerald Isle.
Glory songs. 187.
Humorette. 19177.
Ireland’s right next door to
heaven. 6504.
Trish fantaisie. 6506.
Jewell in the lotus.
Josie. 15079.
Jumping Jake.
Maori melodies.
Marche Mignon.
May day. 67479.
Musical box. 24577.
My faith will live forever.
New moon. 15495.
New Zealand cradle song.
Nocturne. 2346.
Paling’s annual. 2723.
Paling’s dance album no. 7.

14311

18707.

6221.

296.
6556.
24449,
19694.
426.
24636.

15612.

Purple and green. 7163.
Seasons. 570.
Sleepy Hawaii. 20379.

Somewhere somebody is waiting
for me. 15895.

Three dances from Charles I. 653.

Three pieces from The crusaders.

654.
Three thousand years ago. 25299.
Under the greenwood tree. 16139.

Violet May. 7634.
Voices of women.
Zara. 16368.

16180.

1770

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Paling’s annual. 2723.
Paling’s ,dance album, no. 7. . 15612.
Pallatt (Mabel) By the firelight. 818.
Pallos (Paul):
Am kanapee. 12380.
Fraw’n, die niemais man besessen.
LON tS.
Gestern nacht hab’ich Marie nach
haus gebracht. 16854.
Sehatz, wozu hast du ein himmel-
Neti 22122.
Ti-ti-pu. 11964.
Palmer (F.) Merchant princess and
prince. 10974.
Palmer (G. G.) Minneapolis. 2519.
Palmer (H. R.) Palmer-Curtis series
of music readers for schools. 14163
(420422).
Palmer (Jack) _ You don’t mean noth-
ing to me now. 25574.
Palmer (K. B.) Zola, my Persian but-
terfly. 7800. -
Palmer (L. R.) Sweet, sweet memo-
ries. 13874.
Palmer (Nathalie) Petite sérénade.
24833.
Palmer (P. 8.) Two festive pieces.
22518. 4
Palmegren (Selim) :
Cradle song. 20974 (114), 23654.
En stig. 16765.
May night. 25595 (438).
Morceau bourlesque. 17458.
Morceau é@légant. 17459.
Moreeau romantique. 17460.
Sea. 20974 (199).
Tanz-humoreske II. 25230.
Valse mignonne. 25595 (510).
Westfinlindischer walzer. 25458.
White lilies. 25506.
Palmigiano (Anthony) My rose of
paradise. 15461.
Palminteri (Leo) Opus I. 18512—
Mooed.
Paloma blanca. 22519.
Pandak (Joseph) Lonesome. 2394.
Pandolfo (Joseph) Duo for one violin.
10015.
Panduro (Henry) <Appleville’s Sis
Hopkins. 21.
Panelfa (F. A.):
Blue Ridge division. 23504.
Pitt panther. 24864.
Panella (Louis) :
& Love’s reward. 354, 1110, 1111.
Pitt panther. 24864.
Rivalry. 541, 542.
Pangborn (G. W.) It’s not all in a
song. 15042.
Panico (Louis) :
‘Novelty cornetist. 24665.
What could be sweeter. 12159,
14056.
Pann (G.) Why should it rain on
Wednesday night. 20874.

Pannabecker (H. R.):
How great the love of Jesus.
21768.

How wonderful Thy love. 21778.

I'll follow Thee. 21819.

Jesus Christ the crucified. 21984.
Pante (H.) Tendresse. 163738 (85).
Pantelis (Sam) Orphan serenade.

para a.

Panzetta (Salvatore) Piedigrotta man- .

dolind. T3565:

Paoni (Domaine) My long lost love.
11116.

Papantone (F. J.) Wonders of Oahu
Isle. 23286.

Paparelio (Luigi) Soul of Russia.
13810.

Pape (Paul) Once in awhile. 20035.

Pappas (Mrs. Christ) You are a won-
derful. girl. 20922.

Pappas (Peter):

City chickens with silk stockins.
3644.
I miss my mammy. 21853.

Papua, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. V.

Paradis (H.):

Donjon. 8102.

Pastel. 27383.

Pastel-menuet. 24812.
Paradisi (P. Dt). Toccata. , 504.
Paragon-musik-verlag, g. m. b. h.:

Abu und mi. 5689.

Peter’ Sukoff. 7094.

Traum vom Gliick. 7561.

Paramananda (Swami) Song of
dawn. 2990.

Paramount publishers. When my
mammy smiles that Georgia smile.
Ti2k

Paramythioti (Nico) Garden voices.
14163 (191):

Paray (Paul):

Aveu dans le soir. 9542.
D’une 4me. 21877.
Nocturne. 505.

Parentice (A. F.) Dream love dream.
123.

Parés (Gabriel) :

All-right. 5720.
Douce étreinte. 6068.
Richilde. 8937.
Baris) (GW EE):
Mi querida. 8641.
My desert rose. 4712.
Putsie. 8912.
Paris sans voiles. 12861.
Parish (R. M.) Iowa. 17149.

| Parish press:

Chant book. 16566.
Christmas carols. 9764.
Holy communion. 24018.
Magnificat.” 17369.

a i 1771

INDEX

Parisi (Antonio) :
°A storiella e natale.
"A Vigilia e natale.
Argentina. 7851.

18374.
18376.

’O pulisse e’ a calandrella. S776.
’?O ritorno. 8777.
’O scupatore taliano. 8778.
Push push. 4973.
Zingari. 5675.
Parker (—) Land of broken dreams.
2328.
Parker (A. C.) Sweet evening breeze.
9141.
Parker (Anna):
Battle hymn of the republic.
14163 (42).
Collection of arrangements and
transcriptions for the organ.
9413 (27

Father, most holy. 7808 (29).

In yonder cool green dell. 7808
(51).

Loreley. 7808 (63).

My country, ‘tis of thee. 14163
(369).

Ode for commencement day at
Yale university 1895. 14163
(406).

Salve Regina. 7808 (117).

Star Spangled Banner. 14163
(540).

Parker (Chas.) Passing of summer.
11359.

‘Parker (D. D.):

Krazy kapers. 4428.

With love and a kiss. 23276.
Parker (Fred) Tell me do. 16028,
18054.
Parker (George) Spiritual songs.
13823.
Parker (Gertrude) Dreams of my
child. 23748.
Parker (H. J.) Moonlight reverie.
24545.
Parker (H. W.):
Battle hymn of the republic.

141638 (42).

Collection of arrangements and
transcriptions for the organ.
9413 (27).

Cometh earth’s latest hour.
12607.

Father, most holy. 7808 (29).

In yonder cool green. dell. 7808
(>i).

Loreley. 7808 (63).

My country, ’tis of thee. 14163
(369).

Ode for commencement day at
‘Yale university, 1895. 14163
(406).

Salve Regina. 7808 (117).

Star Spangled Banner. 14163
(540).

bey

pt, 1, ess vs 18

Parker (Henry) :
Every day in every way. :148, 918.
Light castanet. 7808 (60).
Sundown. 7808 (130, 181).
Parker (J. H.) I’m lonesome but
T’ll soon be glad. 17053.
Parker (Jo 2.)¢
Broken-hearted lover. 14357.
Mother and pal. 15387.

Out in this world somewhere.
15602.
Parker (La Fayette) Dearie. 14542.

Parker (M. L.):
Flapper. 3919.
Run away, blues. 5058.

Parker (M. 8S.) Cherry blossoms. 5940.

Parker (N. L.):

Light castanet. 7808 (60).
Sundown. 7808 (130, 131).
Parker (P. N.) Greetings, old and
new. 23945.
Parker (Pauline)

8403.
Parker (S. J.)
Parker (T. E.)
12983, 17060.
Parker (W. A. S.)
14243.

Parkes (Ennis):
Evergreen Eve. 917.
Forbidden fruit. 12830.

Parkinson (L. T.):
Dreaming of you. 18865.

Indian summer..

Sea jazz blues. 2919.
I’m steerin’ for Erin.

Apple blossoms.

Night. 22386.
Only you. 20047.
Pearl. 20100.

Sweet little bundle of love. 20517.
Your smile. 20966.

Parkinson (W. B.) Parkinson’s sys-
tem of class instruction. 17685,
17686.

Parks (J: Aspe

Alexander. 9450.

And there were shepherds.

I will arise. 14163 (260).

Mammy’s hush-a-bye. 14163 (529).

Parks’ sacred three-part choruses.
24805.

Ready, let’s go. 281%, 7182, 7183.

Russo-Spanish stew. 22695.

Santa Claus and Uncle Sam.
14163 (491).

Parks: (Je A: eoee

Alexander. 9450.

Canes friend. 1720, 5946.
My old southern home. 22348.

Parks’ sacred three-part choruses.
24805.

Ready, let’s go! 2817, 7182,

Russo-Spanish stew. 22695.

Sonny o’ mine. 15910.

When Jesus was a child.
7699

14163.

7183,
3261,

72

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Parlow (Edmund):
At the woodland spring. T7867.

Dancing under the _ lime-tree.
8069.

Huntsman. 8312.

Little butterfly. 8520.

Out in the field. 8831.
Returning home. 8935.
Parre (Hal) Thanks very much.
13903.
Parrett (H. 8S.) When your heart bids
love good-bye. 12203.
Parris (J. A.) Mr. Diamond man.
19769.
Parrish (Ry R.) :
Americans. 18481.
Nearer and dearer God to thee.
19919.

Parrison (Florence)
24293.

Parrott (Charles) Down on the farm
they all ask for you. 9980.

PareyedC. Ef.)

Five romantic pieces. 22530.

Scherzo in F. 564.

Parry (Joseph) Arabella. 9511.

Parsons (George) Little Mississippi
home. 24831.

Parsens (Harold) Play songs for
little folk. - 20123, 20124,

Parsons: (i T.)-:

Isle of pearls. 10601.

Memories of mother. 391.
Parsons (L. B.) Thisdry land. 53852.
Partenope. 24808, 24809.
Parti (M.) Fantasia waltz. 23804.
Partington (Jack) My Granada girl.

13371, 20974 (172).
Partipilo (Joseph).

River. 15575.
Partridge (F. L.):

Pink and yellow. 2756.

Song of the guleh. 11727.

Waltzing with Mamey and Rose.

696.
Partridge’ (‘T.) Wi)
Marguerite. 117.
Pascal (André) Sonatine. 22848.
Pascal (Florian) pseud. See Wil-
liams (J.)
Pascal (Julian) :

Ecstasy. 18890.

Romance in A flat. 22673.
Pascale (Elia) Day and night. 6021.
Paschall (J. D.) Monkey man with

your monkey glands. 8662, 22279.
Paschall (J. M.) If that eould only
be my last dream. 24142.
Paseoe (R. W.):
Deedle-dee-dee Detroit. 9924.

Faded love letters. 3888.

Holding hands. 8291.
Pasher (R.) Lobsters.

June blues.

On the Piave

Ding! dong! oh!

22114,

Patterson (A. W.)
i Patterson (C. H.)

Paskal (Simon):

Kal mekadish. 24271.
Sholoim aleichem. 25052.
Paskman (Dailey) Camel dreams.
23549.
Pasqualotto (G. E.) Core senza am-
more. 9816.

Pasquier (Aimée Pauline) :
Mazurka russe. 14163 (342).
Printemps. 14163 (449).
Sur les pointes. 14168 (551).
Valse des mouches. 14163 (585).
Valse romantique. 14163 (586,
587).
Passero (Catherine) :_
Love’s golden days.
24394.
’ Wallace Reid. 18213.
Passing show of 1922. 1411, 9949,
10252, 10619, 10841, 11094.

Passing show of 1923. 138663, 14277,
19918.
Passmore
warning.
Pastallé (V.)

3625.
Pataky (Hubert):
Drei orchesterlieder
stimme. 7081.
Zwei lustige lieder. 8844.
Patané (Anthony) WHastern serenade.

17344, 19639,

(J. R.)
6151.
Chimes fox trot.

Fair maidens,

1722,

fiir hohe

6111.
Patané (Sebastiano) :
Giannina. 1968. |

Stella veneziana. 3022.
Patch o’ blue. 2784.

Pate (A. W.) Moonshine blues. 11031.

Patek (R. M.) Mariachen waltzer.
10925.

Patek’s music store. Cieciorki polka.
12595.

Paten (D. B.) San Francisco blues.
20288.

Paterson sons & co. Itd.:
Eppie Adair. 10068.
Folk songs of Scotland. 12821.
Lee’s (Markham) books for begin-
ners. 2342, 2343. :
Night-night. 19930.
Oh Nancy’s hair is yellow like
gowd. 11245.
Peasant cantata. 16457.
Pathe (H.) Merry spring.
Paths of June. 11364.

7808 (80).

Patre sur la montagne. 15627.
Patriotie songs. 22534.

Patten (G. E.) Why don’t my dreams
' come true. 731.

Harp of Oisin.
8263.
Charlie refined.

9736.
Patterson (H.) Once-mighty Tutan-
' khamen. 4852.
Patterson (E. M.) Im June. 21926.

1773

INDEX

pt. 17, n. S., v. 18

Patterson (F. L.) Moon madness.
2535.

Patterson (Frank)
2489,

Patterson (H. L.):
By-bye I’m going by-bye. 21221.
I’m a cuckoo. 19241.

Patterson (Henrietta) Ive got to

Sigh. 24124
Patterson (James) I ain’t got no
friends. 10410.
Patterson (Jean) :
All over you. 5719.
Wander back. T7661.
Pattison (Lee) Land of bye and bye.
10722.
Pattison (R. L.)
7635.
Patton (Dave) Take your time papa,
for we have all night long. 25225.
Paul (Lady Dean) :
Berceuse de Venfant mourant.
23478.
Bloomsbury waltz. 14330.
Bouncing ball. 14342:
Child talking to the cat. 14425.
Humming tops. 14861.
Mouth organs. 15397.
Musical box. 15409.
Picture of clowns. 15651.
Street hawkers. 15948.
Tango. 16015.
Paul (G. VY. de) Méthode compléte
@ harmonium. 2507.
Paul (Gee) Never again. 6949.
Paul’ (Ho Bi) peeud. See Fifer
(Bertha).
Paul (Mrs. L. A.) Pal of my dreams.
come true. 2722.

Paul (Leslie) Desert Rose. 12687.

Pauley (Roy):

And Henry’s meant for pres-i-dent
when we a-Fordin’ go. 12390.
When we a-Fordin’ go. 7704.

Paull (x. J.) That dear sweet mother

of mine. 5322.°

Pail Ge)

Charge of the Light brigade.
18364 (42).
Mareh victorious. 17389.
New York and Coney Island cycle
march-two step. 25595 (198).
Stranger’s story. 14163 (544).
Pauls (Elsie) On my path of dreams.
2695.
Pavanelli (Lamberto) :
Follow on. 3935.
Largo. 195383. *
Pavani (E.) When our Saviour
wished to prove. 25478.
Pavlovitch (Ludmila) Youths love
and marriage. 16367.
Paxton (W.) & co. ltd.:
Adagio. 12464.
Allegretto. 4989.

Memorial day.

Virginia home

1774

Arian (Q4ae.

Autumn moon. 16447.
Beggar’s opera. 12468.
Berceuse. 16490.

Bren’ cheese an’ zider. 9654.
Cabby’s lament. 66.

Celtic suite. 9722. .
Complete organist. 12610.
Coppélia. 14545. .

Could a man be secure? 12623.
Cradle song. 1778.

Daffodil land. 14503.

Dancing in the twilight. 16659.
Dancing leaves. 14512.

Danse moderne. 21891.

Dragon-flies. 12722.

Dreaming. 20304.

Hehoes. 21479.

Hight short pieces. 9513.

Elégie héroique. 14611.

Forward! be our watchword.
23846.

Four valsettes. 21506,

Fruits of love. 23862,

Gallantrie. . 19013.

Lagoon lullaby. 2324, 19525.

Lament. 19528.

Largo. 12886.

Let’s brighten everything! 316.

Little lady. 13181.

Londonderry air. 13195, 24346.

Marche aux flambeaux. 15290.

Melodiana. 24489.

Menueito. 10972.

Military march. . 20308.

Minuet. . 13355.

Minuet in G minor. 6281.

Modestie. 19775.

Moonlight reverie. 24545.

Moonlight sonata. 14293.

Moto perpetuc. 17474.

Myths and melodies. 15478.

Newton’s theory of musie copy
books. 2617, 15498.

O hearken Thou. 15526.

Ocean tempest. 22434.

Old King Cole. 8807.

Once in a garden. 2700.

Penguins’ walk. 4906.

Polish dance. 15678.

Ravana. 17773.

Reve angelique. 24926.

River lullaby. 17795.

Romance slavonique. 157638.

Scherzino. 2993.

Serenade. 9003, 9007.

Serenade espagnole. 13707.

Six short variations on an Irish
air, 23407.

Song of Charmion. 11722.
Spring song. 8633.

Spring’s enchantment. 609.
Storm fantasy. 9114.
Symphony in B minor. 17849.

Pearlman (Morris)

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1923

Tame cat. 13887.7
Tea-shop girl. 16021.
Valse caprice. 20269.

Valse fantasque. 3199.
Variations on a_ ground bass.
4048. ;

‘Water-babies. 5504.

World requiem, 20908.

Yarn of the broker’s man. 9373.
Payer Godard.) :

Alimaboo bay. 5715.

I’m in love with a million girls.

6417.
Loving time. 6710.
Springtime. 18828.
Paynal (Adrein) Chimére vaincue.
12585.

Payne (Art) Let me miss you, sweet
papa. 2350, 8501, 17266.
Payne: (Hi: B:)::
Alimaboo bay. 5715. .
I’m in live with a million girls.
6417. r
Loving time. 6710.
Springtime. 13828.
Payne (KE. 8S.) Good old days. 8239.
Payne (Guilford) You gon’t worry
my mind. 23318.
Payne (Lish) See Payne (H. B.)
Payne (Urs). :
Sunshine and roses for you. 623.
Welcome to the holy city. 710.
Paynter (G. J.) Fire dance. 10122.
Payton (Dave) Why do you want to
throw me away. 38289.
Payton (T. A.) Dearie. 3760.
Payton (Tom) musie pub. corp.:
Heilo, old home town of mine.
6322.
Why is Miss Liberty all lit up?
fia
Peabody (J. P.) Five songs.
Peaches. 2220, 2731, 3885.
Peacock (G. R.) Thoughts in a gar-
den. 5357, ;
Peacock (H. I.) If this world was all
sunshine. 2168.
Peacon (A. G.):

24814.

Gloria. 10225.
Kyrie. 10710.
Peake (J. D.) Tone and rhythm.
661.

Pearce (Ada) Bobbie my dancing
butterfly. 23509.
Kiss by wireless.

22084.
Pearlman (S.) Ob how, oh how you
make love. 19996.

‘Pearly (Fred):

Aboultonpez. 20981.
Bonne Aubaine. 3545.
Bonne place, 21187.
Elle aime ga. 1885.
Emméne-moi. 21500.

J’aime pas ca. 21972.
J’ te veux. 10617.
Je suis le petit jeune homme que

vous cherchez. 10629.

Joli soir de printemps. 15072,

15073.

Mes parents sont venus me

chercher. 4639.

Moment de m’en aller. 22275.
Pearson. (EK, P.) Girls o’ mine.
216338.
Pearson (F. W.) Golden memory.
1990.
Pearson, :|., Cae is: ) Remembrances.
17788.

"Ops, the diet that I
13496.

Oh, what’s the use
1188.

Menuet romanesque.

Pearson (Joe)
love the best.

Pearson (N. QO.)
of worrying.

Pearson (Ora)
463-4.

Pearson (W. W.) Iron
14163: (277).

Peasant dances. 2740.

Pease (Harry) :

founders.

Deeze, doze and dem. = 12683,
12684.
Fancy Naney Clancy. 1910, 3895.

How can I believe you, when you
lied to me so many times. 6359.
I don’t care whose mamma you
Were but youre my _ sweet
mamma now. 10427, 12962.
Ill hop, skip and jump into my
mammy’s arms. 63895.
I’m going to hop, skip and jump
into my Mammy’s arms. 4192.
I used to love to go dancing, but
now I go dancing to love. 4218.
I wish I had a papa like the papa
who lives next door. 21882.
It’s all your fault. 21964.
Me no -speak a good English.
22218, 24479.
Poor little wallflower. 2769, 4949.
Radi-adi-o. 7176.
Two little eyes in Dixie. 13980.
When I rebuild that shack in
Athlone. 38260.
When the moon shines on the cow
shed. 12185.
Pease (Howard)
pety flappers. 7532.
Pease (J. L.):
Hawthorn tree. 6310.
OV’ man Conshunee. 15554.
Peasley (Verna) Little dreamboat.
° 15200.
Peates music house, ine.
Me. 14984.
Peavey (Doris) In the summer-time
we'll have the wedding. 4801, 15026.
Peavey (H. M.) In the summer-time
we'll-have-the-wedding. 4301, 15026.
Pecci (Fred) Heart o’ mine. 2041.

If ye love

1775

Those flippety flop-

-

Ae an

INDEX

Dt. TE Sav. a8

Peck (J. L.) Love can not be hidden.
6688.

Peck (Leonard) Concert study. 8034.

Peck (M. F.) Romance. 2851.

Peck (W. E.) Home coming song.
10362.

Peckinpaugh (L. A.) Weaving. 5514.

Pecorella (V.) Tenerezza. 25250.

Pedersen (Y. O.) Your eyes are like
the rainbow. 12327.

Pedrell (Felipe) Look at her well.

1100.

Pedrette (EH. A.) Impromptu in G
major. 8381.

Pedretti (F. C.) Won’t you come
back. 3319.

Peel (Graham):
Conundrum. 3682.
Go down to Kew in lilac time.
3994.
Setting sun. 5109.
Visit from the sea.
Peep show. 5978.
Peer (Raymond):
For a smile hides a broken heart.
10151.
Girlie of today. 10217.
When it’s watermelon time in
Dixie. : 12072:
Peery (N. D.) When mother memories
are a string of gold. 5553.
Peery (R. R.):
Chariot race. 12576.
Dancing pony. 12652.
Jolly clown. 13078.
Lead Thou my soul.
Mion.” WL72:
Nocturne in A. 15513.
Oberlin pep song. 22431, 24692.
Parade. 13525.
Spring frolic. 25148.
Without you. 3315.

12086.

4456.

Peever (T. J.) That old hill crest.
ge ba ES bs

Pegg (EH. F.) & son. Story the petals
told. %435.

Pelabon (Charles) Joya. 18081.

Pelissier (Victor) Dry those eyes.
1STL.
Pell music pub. co. Ashes of ven-

geance. 18452.
Pellegrino (Rosario) :
Beneath your balcony.
Bull eyes. 816.
I'll pick my rose on Broadway.
24090.
Ireland free state. 1045.
Mother dear you are all that I

14303.

own. 24559.
Take me back to sunny Italy.
Domes.
You are my sweet little angel of
love. 25565.
Pelleschi (Joseph) Haitian lullabye.

972. |

Pelletier (Wilfrid) In the dark, in

the dew. 6483.
Peltier (H. F.) In former days.
10560.

Pelunis (Dorothy) :
Dissipatin’ mama blues.
Little kiss or two. 24327.
Mojave. 8659.

Mud pies. 15403.
What a fool you made out of me.
16217, 25459.

Pemberton (C. E.):

9942.

Lullabies. 15262.
Virginia Rose. 16172.
Pemberton (Stafford) Dagmar the
Slave girl. 9863.
Pena hueca. 513.

Pence (Alta) Just an old-time sweet-
heart. 15094.

Pender (Chris.) :
I’m not doing it now. 17057.
My old man’s got a monkey gland.
‘13885.

Penick (J. S8.).:
When shadows creep. 18253.
100% American. 23352.

Penington ¢Mrs. J. B.) Land of a
million smiles. 24281.

Penitent. 17700.

Penn (A. Ai)

Alabama dreams. 21002.

Call me and Ill come to
5679 (153), 5889.

Carissima. 7972, 9704.

Hand in hand with you. 19087.

House of a friend. 12939.

Just to hear you whisper, I love
you. 19483, 19484, 22021, 22022,
24248-24951.

Lamplit hour.

Love shadows. 4536, 4537, 6697.

Mighty lonesome. 4646-4 6 4 8,
15345, 22247.

Others. 24767, 24768.

Radio bugs on parade. 17760.

Sing along. 25077, 25595 (485).

Sun and moon. 5679 (359).

you.

13132-13134.

Sunrise and you. 18850-13853,
18007.
Thy will be done. 5679 (3871),

7541, 25303.

Penn (W. H.) First love, dearest
love. 14163 (174).
Penn music pub. co.:
Amor patriz. 57385.
John Hay. 6548.
Linnet. 6639.
Old Berks. 4828.
Pennato-Malvezzi (Amilcare) :
Miranda. 8649.
Réponse 4 Salomé. 8932.
Penney (EK. R.) Rose of Arkansas.
20248.

1776

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Pennino (Francesco) :
°A seapricciata. 18373.
Addio! le dissi. 18380.
Arrivanno ’America. 16437.
Brunettella. 12525.
Camicia nera. 1668.
Cumm’amme! 18737.
Dolee viso. 18823.
Faccia sfreggiata. 18932.
Mala femmena. 19669.
Malincunia. 19672.
Marcia dei Fascisti.
Messina. 19752.
*Nnucentella. 19988.
Procetana. 20163.
Quadriglia napoletana. 20177.
Tarantella Americana. 20557.

379.

’U Sicilianu. 20687.
Vedenno cantare. 20719.
Penny (Grace) Tea-time. 25236.

Penso (—): :
Pourvu qu’ tu m’ aimes. 15687.
Quand onaeca. 13608.
Sans le faire esprés. 15802, 17834.
Penso (R.):
Ah! vraiment pour me dire cela.
14183.
C’est pour toi. 16542.
Je n’crois que ce que “j’vois.
19420.
L. O. V. E., a little love spell.

10742.
13541, 24823.
Bats in the belfry.

eyes of love.
Pepita Jiménez.
Pepper (H. S.)

16471.
Peralta (J. P.)
Perey (C. A.)

dies. 515.
Percy (S. E.) Kitty Malone. 15136.

Mi desgracia. 6818.
Forty attractive melo-

Perdoname. 17703.
Peree (M.) pseud. See Robinson
(IES) BP.)

Pereira (Elpidio) -Calabar. 12538.
Péréz-Moya (Antoni) Jolly bachelors.
15075.

Perfect fool. 8851, 8852, 11379, 11380.

Perfect lady. 24212, 24429, 24822,
25108; 25372, 25417.
Perfetti (E.) Canzona sincera. 3582.

Pergolesi (G. B.)
highest. 10226.
Pericas (Jaime)
leria.: 21001.
Perilhou (A.):
Danse rustique. 12658.
Deuxiéme fantaisie. 14163 (141).
Deuxiéme fantaisie pour piano et

Glory to God in the

Al parque de artil-

orchestre, orgue ad_ libitum.
- 7808 (28).
Idyle. 138543, 13544.
Musette du XVITI® siécle. 14163
(365).
Navarraise (La) 7808 (74)..
f RT

Perkett (C. E.):
Bouquet valley of my .northern
mountain home. 3550.
May blossom time. 10939.
Perkins (C. C.) I met you in dream-
land. 4208.
Perkins’ (C/E) 2 li
more down. 10052.
Perkins (Lawrence) :
Chi, 21286.
Dorothy. 1854.
Ha! ha! ha! ha! now isn’t that a.
joke. 21681.
Perkins (Ray):
Calico days. 16546.
Fight lion fight. 16804.
Hey, Eddie! your wife’s on the
phone: 3 24731.
Old grey owl. 20018.
Sleepy. 2961.
Way down Mobile. 18223.
Perle du Brésil. 3181.
Perlen der Cleopatra. 23364, 23367,
23388, 23389, 23612, 24196, 24824.
Pero (Alexander) :
Crux fidelis. 18733.
Te, Joseph, celebrent.
Peronace (A.):
Femmena napulitana. 1922.

make it one

20561.

Fuimmucenne a Napule. 1956.

Napule e mamma. 2605.

Pugnale fascista. 7159.

Se chiamma nfamita’. 7270.
Peronace (A.) & ©co.:

A partenza! 1478.

Dint’ ’e cancellee!... 1831.
Peroni (P. N.) Nobili. 19943.

Perricone (L. & R.) Stop shedding

tears. 17987.
Perrone (Frank):
Maliziosetta. 4570.
Nofrio. 2631.
Perry (A. -E.) Cowboy’s dream.
9829.
Perry (A; +H, ) Paramount. blues.
_ 20091.
Perry (C. A.) Fairest state I know.
6153.
Perry (F. C.) Jesus needs you where
you are. 4352.
Perry (G. O.) YTll always love. you.
10442.
Perry (H. M.) Some distant day.
22833.
Perry (J. M.) You still seem strange.
20954.
| Perry (P. B.) Song of home sweet
home. 11725.
Perry (S. A.) :
Brown, black and yellow blues.

3061, 9667, 9668.

Dreamy lotus land. 3821.

Perry (W. F.). Daddy, what will
baby say when she grows older?
23668.

7

INDEX

Perry (Winnie) :
Flower garden.
Hold up your light.
Parting love. 20098.
Refused letter. 24917.

Perry’s (A. W.) sons:
Abide with me. 18377.
American beauty. Q4TA.
Beautiful twilight star.
Blessed hour of prayer.
Blue bells of Scotland.
By the sea. 5877.
Carry me back to old

18637.
Crystal hill. 5992.
Dashing through the snow. 23688.
Drifting away from the Savior.
6092.

Drifting thoughts. 6094.

Drink to me only with thine eyes.
15398.

Hyening pleasures.

Fairies of the forest.

Hawaiian farewell.

Heavenly places in

Lord 14807.

Imperial band march. 14993.

In green pastures. 19341.

In the gloaming. 10578.

In the spring sunshine. 15024.

Just a pal o’ mine. 10662.

King of Kings. 19505.

Love’s old sweet song.

March of the boy scouts.

Nancy Lee. 15476.

Oh! dem golden slippers.

Priscilla. 7149.

Reflections on the lake.

Reverie du soir. 11508.

Rock-a-bye baby waltz.

Rock me to sleep, mother.

School days. 11590.

Shepherd boy waltz. 11635.

Tis thy lovely bright

Zhe ely

Vacation time is here. 12056.

Valse de concert. 16150.

When I stand on the streets of

gold. 20812.
When the roses bloom, my darl-
ing. 16255.

Whispering hope. 25502.

Sight seeing song. 15846.
Persico (S.) Pensiero notturno. 7091.
Pesce (Albert) One exciting night.

492.
Pescetti (G. B.)
7366.

Pessard (E.) Minuett royal.

Pesse (Maurice) :
Chanson qd’ autrefois. 1703.
Chanson du coucou. 1708.
Dans la paix du soir. 6010.
Habafiera. 8253.

Madrid. 19656.

23832.
19140.

5811.
18545.
5844,

Virginny.

16775.
6155.
19100.

Jesus, my

15253.
10914.

24703.
15737.
20238.
20234.

eyes.

Sonata per cimbalo.

10999.

|

pti ay nos. vias.

Par la sente embaumée. 11348.

Pastel aux tons fanés. 507.
Juatre petites chansons sans

paroles. 22546.
Souple, comme des lianes. 5218.
Tout prés de la souree. 662.
Valse d’une heure. 20709.

Vers les bois, vers les champs.

5456. ‘
Pestel (E.) Etudes de mécanisme.
18916.
Peter (G. D.) If you would only eare.
10550.
Peter (G. D.) & co. “Mamma, papa
and you. 22179. “

Peter on the sea. | 24827.
Peterkin (Norman) :
Chaste wife’s reply. 12578.

Hours of idleness. 12938.
Peterman (R. A.) Mother, I’m going
to leave you, and, live with the
angels above. 15391.
Peters (C. D. F.) That boyhood pal
of mine. 3099.
Peters (C. F.):
Alt-China. 5725.
Julius Caesar. 21684.
Priludium, Intermezzo und Fuge.
7134.
Rodelinde. 21685.
Vier balladen. 6954.
Peters (E. G.) Sweetheart o’ mine.

1337.
Peters (E. L.) Egyptian vampire.
21484.

Peters (Frank):
Eegvpt-land. 14609.
Ev’ry girl is just a pretty fairy.
8167.
Georgia cotton blossom.
Hackensack. 21682.
Hindos beauty. 8284.
It’s the life. 15047.
Just holdin’ hands.
Mizzoo. 13319.
My Virginia apple blossom.
Mystery. 15472.
Orange blossoms. 15592.
Since mother was a girl. 22798.
Sloe eyes. 13758.
Simile. 5163.
‘Sweet Avon. 5269.
There’s fingers on the keys. 23039.
Peters (G. E.) Away to the. Black

21620.

8446,
19898.

Hills. 1558.

Peters (Lawrence) Varsity follies.
12071.

Peters (M. A.) Im banne der jugend-
lust. 2178.

Lorraine. 13209.

3860, 10061,

Peters (Stewart)

Peters (W. F.):

Enemies of women.
10062.

Fires of spring. 10124.

1778

ee ee a

INDEX

2

nos. 1-13, 1923

Petersen (J. A.) ‘Little red school

house. 2384.
Peterson (A. EK.) Marriage of Nan-
nette. 4596.

Fetersen)-(E.-'T.):
Fool from the start. 3936, 12823.
Why did you make me love you.

16291.

Peterson (Maurice) :

March. 7095.

Tunin’ in. 23098.
Peterson (W. A.) Little star.
Pether (H. E.):

All the girls are nic-er-ty nice.

12871.

Co-optimists. 12616.

Mirror of dear yesterday.

Quaint songs. 1241.

Reynolds & co.’s concert albums,

no. 338. 15744.

Third selection.

Two monologues.

Veterans of variety. 14010..

When baby calls you daddy. 9299.

When your trunk is labelled New

York City, but your heart is
crying Alabam. 14081.

Petre, CALS.) ¢
Dans le sentier fleuri.
Danse de jadis. 14522.

Petit choc. 14471, 14989, 15057, 15569,

15642, 15643, 16144.
Petite robe. 4916.
Petitpierre (M. C.)

6664.

19760.

1370.
13548.

12654.

When Jesus died

for me. 16237.
Petri (W. H.) My Mexican gal.
17524.

Petrick (Mrs. J. L.) Just. room for

two in a birch canoe. 19478.

Petrie (Fred) My daddy loves so
easy and slow. 22319.

Petrie (H. W.) Until the end of
time. 5679 (380).

Petrikin (Blanche) If I had you.
2164.

Petrilena (Esther) “ Won’t you come
home with me: 12262.

Petrocelli (Jeannette) Ma mere. 4558.

Petroff (Steve):

Life is a dream. 19558.

Sea waves. 20311.
Pettis (Jack) Bugle call rag. 9670.
Pettit (Sybil) I wonder. 8367.
Pettman (Edgar) In Judah’s fields.

2194.
Peycke (Frieda) :

Barnyard fable.

Child next door.

5804.
14424,

Friends of mine. 10179.
_ Peyton (Dave):
Good time blues. 10261.

Lonesome woman’s blues. 19606.
Out line of history. 20068.
Poker money has no home. 17731.
Southern stomps. 15917.

Peyton (Dave) music pub. co.:
Deep river blues. 16688.
Indian avenue blues. 17137.
Southern stomps. 15917.
Peyton (Tom) Merrily we roll along
down to Mary Lee’s. 4636. -
Pfefferkorn (Otto) Iris. 7808 (52).
Pfeiffer (Agatha) :~
Mass in honor
15306.
Salutaris hostia. 1180.
Tantum ergo. 1350.
Tota pulchra es, O Maria. 25825.
Pfeiffer (Rubin) Mein veibel breineh.

10951.

Pfister (C. A.) Come back. 88.
Pfitzner (Hans):

- Abbitte. 1479.
Alte weisen.
Arbeitsmann. 1534.
Christelflein. 12591.

Denk es, O seele. 1827.
Hingelegte ruder. 16759.
Herbsthauch. 2049.
Hussens kerker. 16989.
Konzert fiir klavier es-dur.
22047, 22048.
Lass scharren deiner Rosse Huf.
17251.
Sderspruch. 17826.
Sehnsucht nach vergessen.
Stille stadt. 3025.
Verlassene migdlein. 3215.
Von deutscher seele. 38228, 3229.
Willkommen u. abschied. 3305.

Pfitzner (Walther) :
Maypole dance. 244738.
Petite valse coquette. 17708.
Pflanzer (Hans) Im friihling wirds
hochzeit gemacht. 13024.

of St. Joseph.

23388, 23389.

6597,
‘

2922.

Pflueger (Carl) Lead, kindly light.
10740.

Phelps (G. A.) Come on and do it.
18709.

Phelps (H. C.) Alabama mammy.
- 14190.

Phénoméne. 21265.

Phi-Phi. 838, 864, 1362.

Philbrook (Mrs. R. B.'H.):
Albanian mareh. 7808 (38).
Colonel Fitch march. 7808 (15).
S. I. B. A. march. T808 (116).
10th regiment march. 7808 (156),

14163 (563).

Philharmonischer verlag:

Freie bahn. 1949.

Friihlings-ballade. 1954.
Friihlingsgruss. 1955.
Hab’ mich lieb! 2017.

Hoch Heidecksburg! 2061.

Ich such ’ne geschiedene frau.
2159.

Mi querida!

Trifling rag.

2509.
3173.

1779

INDEX

> pti, noe was

Philharmonischer verlag—Continued.

Valse divine. 3198.
Yoshiwara. 3336.
Philipp (A. A.) I wish the morning

would never come. 261.
Philipp (Isidore) :
Clair de lune. 14163 (105).
Deux piéces. 14163 (483).
Exercices et etudes techniques.
25095 (84).
Méthode élémentaire et pratique
de piano. 25595 (186).
Philippo (L.):

A Vombre des Tamaris. 16374—
16375.

Amorosa. 17, 1522.

Chanson. 43, 1579.

Colombine réve. 5968.
Dans la langueur du soir. 16660,
18757. |
De la rosée sur la prairie. 16675,
18771.
Dimanche de mai.
Etudes de mécanisme.
Hedjaz. 4089.
Méchante. 389, 2475.
Ménuphar. 4766.
Yeso. 5643, 7764.
Phillan (Eustace) :
Evening over the forest.
Hungry sea. 4133.
Philleo (Estelle) :
In old Tucson. 19350.
Oh golden land. 24704.
Once I met happiness. 20034.
Philley (A. M.) Be still. 18508.
Phillips (A. F.) Telegram to Alabam.
9162.
Phillips
13621.
Phillips
song.
Phillips
11360.
Pips SOW. Ae hc
His own, His very own. 19137.
Summer. 20492.
Thou hast searched me and know
me. 20629.
Winter. 20888.
Phillips (Edward) :
Her, nobody but her.
I’m sorry. 19266.
I never knew I could fall in love
with someone. 17066.
Phillips (Elli) Give the boys the
bonus. 6237.
Phillips (Fred) :
Heartaches. 21724, 23987.
Pango Pango maid. 22523.
Wrap me up and send me C. O.
D. to Tennessee. 23297.
Phillips (G. H.)
songs. 10502.

14556.
18916.

3874.

(Adry B.) Rainbows end.
(Aletha B.)

9743.
CCP Vs)

Child life in

Passing review.

19124.

I sing the same old’

Phillips \(H"ty:
Bells of Brittany. 7908.
Devonshire wedding. 18364 (242).
Keep sake. 2283.
My heart’s haven.
Phillips (H. M.)
baby. 15443. —
Phillips (J. A.):
Autumn. 18468.
Spring. 20458.
Phillips (L. A.) Lines on mother’s
face. 15190.
Phillips (7 Bayz
As it began to dawn. 2448.
Hear my prayer. 14803.
Lord, Thou hast been our dwell-

— 15430.
My little Egyptian

ing place. 22132.
Phillips (L. EB.) Byes. 8170.
Phillips (lL. Z.):

Oh-Maggie. 15544.

One good time. 7024.
Phillips (Leslie) Why did you cry?
16290.

‘Phillips (AE Wy:

Among the willows. 14214.
Daffodils in London town. 14504.
Old world dance songs. 2690.
Rebel maid. 4997.

Phillips (N. M.):
Boys of sixty one. 12515.
Tut-ankh-amen. 12016.

Phillips (O. M.) Dixie blues. 6040.

Phillips (P. F.) Our little King of

Bethlehem. 20062.

Phillips (P. V.) Wait till Pm gone.
3234.

Phillips (T. W.) Our public schools.
7049.

Phillips (W. G.) Dreaming of mother.
16738.
Phillips & Page:
In Arecady. 14999.
Sadie, my Bow’ry baby.
Songs and duet. 22852.
Swanee cabin. 15977.
Tarantelle. 20559.
Philpot (G. J.) Alone. 3408.
Phimister (Duane) Isle of Far-away.
10600.
Phipp (F. W.) Raffkins. 15725.
Phoebe in her petticoat. 22551.
Phoenix (Turner) First love.
Photo play music co. ine.:
Ashes of vengeance. 14252.
Chant des fossoyeurs. 16063.
Descriptive agitato. 3767.
Forboding intro. and hurried sus-
pense. 937.
Gratitude. 4037.
Heavy villainous. 4087.
Hurried tension. 5088.
Love’s. miracle. © 4547.
Luz, music score. 362, 1118, 6720.
Morning glow. 4679.
Mysterioso dramatico.

15788.

10128.

1167.

1780

INDEX
nos. 1-13, 1923

"Neath the passion vine. 4760, | Piedigrotta Ceccoli, 1923. 24848.

6945. Piedigrotta E. Rossi, 1923. 24849.
Passing of summer. 11359. Piedigrotta Gennarelli, 1923. 24850.
Peg. 4902. Piedigrotta Izzo, 1922. 24851.
Pine tree echoes. 4927. Piedigrotta Izzo, 1923. 24852.
Plaintive. 4931. . Piedigrotta mandolino. 118954, 1385653.
Searamouche. 25000, 25001. Piedigrotta Mario 19238. 22558.
Storm. 3508. Piedigrotta Santa Lucia, 1923. 24853.

Storm hurry. 1318.
Sunset and silence.
Wai-loa. 5484.
Piani (Harry) Molly O’Mara. 245380.
Piano pleasures. 11388.
Pianola. pseud. See Napoli (Alberto)
Piantadosi (Al) If you are as lone-
some aS Iam. 10545.
Piatt (C. C.) Oh, take me back, back
to the farm where I belong. 4186.
Piatt! (He,O,)):
Kisses. 22037.
Wooden shoes. 238292. -
Piazza (John) Tell me darling, do
you love me. 22999.
Piazza (Michael) :
Cheer up old pal and smile.
Heart of gold. 211.
Piazzo (Italo) Pastorale.
Piccione (Francesco) :
Minuetto. 17432.
Notturno. 17711.
Piecciotto (Clara) :
Cicaleggio. 9770.
O’ mare é Napule.
Piecolino. 15649.
Pichon (F.) Quand Mussolini
20178.
Pick-Mangiagalli (R.):
Basi e bote. 3496.
Mahit. 8587.
Pickens (J. A.) jr.
sweetheart mine.
Pickett (L. L.):
Choice songs.
Cross and the flag for me.
Patriotic songs. 22534.
Tears and triumphs. 22994, 25239.
Pickford (I. W.):
Tut Ankh Amen.
Tut-tut. 75838.

11807.

3618.
11389.

11210.
dit.

7695.

839, 3629, 9755.
22534.

7580.

Pickles (M.) Egyptian nights. 16757.
Picone (Mario) :
Napulitano furastiere. 22372.

Si vu6 tu. 22781.
Simpaticona mia. 20363.
Vurria vuca. 20747.
Picorri (John):
Ill trouble more. . 21910.
Mah jongg blues. 22172.
Pictures in song. 15653.
‘Pidoux (Georges) Chant national des
eyclistes. 16571.
- Pieces of eight. 2751.
- Pied piper of Hamelin.
24846.
Piedigrotta Anazzo, 1928. 24847.

1128, 22556,

When I lost you, ,

11395.
24854.

Piedigrotta Santojanni, 1922.
Piedigrotta Santojanni, 1928.
Piedigrotta, 1923. 24855.
Piedt (H. A.) Rippling waters. 8942.
Piéna (Maurice) Presto agitato. 5812.
Pierce (E. H.) Lord if my light.
2398.
Pierce (F. H.):
I love you. 6401.

Night has a thousand eyes. 6958.
Pierce. (G. O.):
Girl of the golden West. 8224.

When they play a Dixie melody.

Yo-To-San. 9379.
Pierce (R. E.) Strolling. 9120.
Pierce (T. J.) Aeroplane Jane. 12355.
Pierce (W. A.) Palace of Santa Claus
and his wonderful transformation.
9413 (1138).
Pierné (Gabriel) :
Ballet de la sultane des Indes.
9564.
Cradle song. 12344 (26).
Cydalise et le chévre-pied. 9849-
9851.
Danse de Cydalise. 9878.
Danse de Mnesilla. 9879.
Danse des suiventes et tu négril-
lon. 9880.
Marche des Aegipans.
Pas de deux. 11356.
Pas des billets doux. 9880.
Scéne de Styrax. 11586.
Serenade. 7808 (119).
Six ballades frangaises.
Sonate. 15654.
Pierné (Paul) Petite suite d
chestre. 7100.
Pierre de lune. 2431.
Pierro (Tommaso) Commander D. A.
Weaver. 1756. ;
Pierrot (—) HElégance. 10046.
Pierson (Robert) Little boy sleepy-
head. 10790.
Piesker (Paul) Jealousy.
PieSni. 2754.
Pietrapertosa
. 14163 (465).
Pietri (Giuseppe) :
Acqua cheta.
Addio giovinezza.
Pietsch (C. F.):
If youre sorry. 2174.
Sweet Hileen. 5272.
Piggott (David) Admirals of Eng-
land. 5696.

10918.

2752.

Or-

2242.

(Janvier) Rigaudon.

9424,
5692, 5693.

Tis

INDEX

Pignoloni (Flaminio) Marcia su
Roma. 22195.
Pigott & co. lid.:
Bard of Armagh. T7889.
Three Irish melodies. 8927.
Pike (L. A.) My darling. 6897.
Pike (M. L.) Jacquelina waltz. 24198.

Pike (Willy) When the moon is smil-

ing. 16253.
Pike & Erb. My darling. 6897.
Pilcher (F. R.) Men o’ the world.
15328.

Pilkington (Francis) :
First set of madrigals and pas-

torals. 21559.
Second set of madrigals and pas-
torals. 22741.

Pillois (Jacques) :
Chanson de Yamina.
Nouste-Damo. 2639.
O salutaris. 2657.
Ronde des petits enfants qui vont

pécher. 22677.

Tantum ergo. 3082 .

Pilz (Helen) To you. 11980:

Pinder (H. R.) There ain’t no man

can fool me anymore. 13912.

Pineau (André) A la feste du roy.

5683.

Pingault (Claude) Clavecin.

Pingitore (Michael) :
Dancing banjo. 12650.
Ping-a-pep. 13568.
Plinka > plunki 1727:

Pinkard (Maceo) :

He may be your good man Friday,
but he’s mine on Saturday night.
14799, 21712.

Headin’ home. 4081, 19116.

I’ve got those runnin’ wild blues.

1706.

847.

259.
It’s the last time daddy. 10609.
Love me. 6693.

Mummy glide. 4695.
My man, he knows how to love.

19875.
Panama limited blues. 24794.
Potomac River blues. 15685,
22584.

That’s your hips, if you think
you’re gonna stay out all night
on me. 16046.
Pino (H. M.):
I’m begging you. 17039.
In good old school days. 24160.
In the merry month o’ May.
24176.
Just the gal. 19480.
When you’re away.
Wishing for you.
Pinsutia(Gire). 2).
Good night, good night, beloved.
12874.
In April time.

20845.
16312.

14163 (265).

pt. 117, n. 8., Vv. 18

In the hour of soften’d splendor.
14163 (272).
Spring song. 14163 (536).
Pinter (Anna) Longings for my
childhood home. 24360.
Pinto (Frank) Practical way to
know chords, strokes and syncopa-
tion on tenor banjo. 15689.

Pipe (EK. H.) Gladiola. 3988.
Piper (G. J.) Little star. 2386.
Pi-pi-pi-pi-pi. 4929.

Pippitt. (Ur. & Mrsesee. ee
AS in years gone by. 1544.

How I long to be home. 998.

Piquet (Rolf) Im ttirkisenblauen

garten. 13026.

Pirani (HKugenio) :
Gavotte-rococo. 10196.
Whirlwind. 12220.

Pirates of Penzance. 11401.

Piriou (Ad.) Jeux d’enfants, petits et
grands. 6546.
Pirkis (MM. ck. Wao

925.

Piron. (Agi
Bouncing around. 21191.
Fare thee well, mama’s

goodbye. 21534.
Kiss me sweet. 22035.
Mama knows. 22177.
New Orleans wiggle. 22384.
Sud bustin’ blues. 25184.
Pisanella. 18662.
Pischinger’ (Anton)
12493.
Pitehe (A. J.)
terday. 5278.
Pitcher (R. J.)
25497.
Pithan):(Mrnsui dt Cy
19869.

Pitotti (Goffredo) :
Fox blue. 6202.
Montecarlo. 6858.
Vestine transparenti. 16160.

Pitt (M. D.) Henry Ford. 19123.

Pittington (Mrs. C. B.) Sunny girl.

622.
Pittman (D. B.) Some one else can
ery over you. 15885.

Pitts (D. W.) My beautiful mansion.

AD:

Pitts (L. M.)

Pitt belle canzoni d’Italia.

Pizzetti (Ildebrando) :

Fallen comrades.

gone,

Blonde _ fee.

Sweet thought of yes-
Where the bee sucks.
My laddie boy.

Little child. 8521.
qTi18.

Chanson de Sainte Alétis. 18662.

Inno matutino dei catacumeni.
21948.

Levommi il mio pensier in parte
ov’era. “15175.

Pisanella. 8875.

Quel rosignuol che si soave piagne.
15720.

Requiem mass. 20218.

1782

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Sonata in fa. 597.
Vita fugge e non s’arresta un’

ora. 16174.
Planquette (R.) Campane di Corn-
ville. 1669.
Plante (Henry) Sweet butterfly.
11827. .
Planxty... .17'720:

Plaster (J.) Playmates still. 2763.

Plater (D.) Ridgewood. 15749.

Platt (A. W.) Every day every way,
I love just you. 8163.

Platt Ge...) We stand.
12147.

Platt (Jane)
Platte: O.)
Love pirates. 352.
Mother’s wand’ring boy. 11056.
Movie atta boys. 419.
My California girl. 4707.
Ob Celestine! 473.
Soloman’s ball. 586.
Sometime somewhere. 595. |
There’s no light a’ burning in the
window. 3121.
Vision. 7636.

Platt bros. music publishers. Every
day every way, I love just you.
8163. }

Platzman (Eugene):

Balieff’s Chauve-souris. 41.

Chic-chic-chickens. 3619.

In paradise, that’s where old
mothers belong. 10570.

Little spinning wheel. 22106.

Twilight and you. 23099.

Plaxco (lL. R.) . When you've got a
pal that’s good and true. 23231.

Play on yo’ harp. 20122.

Pleasant (W. C.) No automobile.
2621.

Pleier (Ludwig) :

At the fountain. 21069.
Barearole. 21120.
Divertimento. 18352.
Intermezzo. 22576.
Litaney. 22729.
Mandolinata. 22186.
Menuetto. 22232.
Old folks at home.
Valse-bluette. 16148.
Valse serenade. 23134.

Pleyel “(1.) <

Six duos faciles. 15673.

Six duos faciles et progressifs.
15674:

“Plumb de line. 20131.

miumiet ‘CEH: ) Chasseur
14416.

Plummer (E. E.)

yan... 5043.

Plunkett. (M. W.):

Come back old pal. 850.

Winter will come and so _ will
Spring. 20890.

12143-

Harding sleeps. 19095.

15466.

suisse.

Rose of my cara-

106658—24—31

Plunkett (V. C.):
At parting. 25422.
Dear old Chinatown. 16679.
Drifting along together. 18870.
Little kiss or two. 24327.
Sherazade sweet Sherazade, send
the rest of those stories to me.
221k ; '
Some one’s been peekin’. 17940.
To California. 18126.
What a fool you made out of me.
25459.
Plymale (Zelma) Honey do. 2071.
Poch (Mathilda) Jl love you. 14894.
Pochon (Alfred) :
Forlana. 18986.

Old Haytien cradle song.
Scherzo-caprice. 20299.
Pochtar (Moris) Galicianer woloch’].

14725.
Podger (A. W.) Daisy’s love mazurka.

24727.

Poepping (Noll):
Clara. 18690.
Jelly beans. 19423.
Pogué (O. L.):
I’m lonesome for that loving daddy
of mine. 17054.
Just because it’s you. 15097.
Rose of yesterday. 20252.
Pointer (John) Shail I, wasting in
despair. 9014.
Potrier’? (5B. 3}
Canadiens. 24932.
Poirin (Beatrice)
East. 143846.
Pol (W.) O Gwiazdeczko. 2649.
Poldini (Ed.) :
Au jardin. 21071.
Autumn dreams. 5781.
Barearoliette. 21123.
Cherubs. © 5941.
Elves. 6120.
Folies @’ autrefois. 8188.
- Gipsies. 10212.
Gondolier’s song. 6253.
King’s violinists. 6590.
Linnet in the grove. 6640.
Marquise in porcelain. 6768.
Petite suite. 24834, 24855.
Steamboat excursion. 7429.
Vieux Tsigane. 25414.

25 poetic studies. 22577.
Poldowski (—) pseud. See Paul
(Lady Dean).
Poleski (Stephen)
lights; 15772:
Poliseno (Anthony) That is why I

am waiting for you. 5329.
Polk (Gra:
Just a tiny ray of sunshine. 4382.
Spring-time is song-time. 25182.

Rhapsodie d’airs

Breath from the

Rose of the moon-

1783

INDEX

Polla. (CW. °C:) +

I’m longing just. for you. 17055.

Just like a baby that cries for the
moon. 19472.

Songs we love. 20485.

Songs we ne’er forget.

Pollack (Benny) Tin
7547, 13942, 16077.
Pollack (Lew):

Emblems of love.
23352 :(40).

Every step brings me closer to my
lovin’ honey lamb. 3880, 8164.

Fidg-et-ty fidge. 158.

How my sweetie loves me, she
loves me all’the time. 24040,
25595 (395). Te

I’m feeling blue for mammy Lou.
1017, 2119, 6406, 10464, 19248,

20436.
roof blues.

18901, 21499,

ZLBora wooo, Ot)

If you go, you'll come back by and
Dw. 1. 2t725+) 426655 DOT9:. hea),
10547, 21906.

Javanese flower. 10625, 10626.

Midnight rose. 10988, 12344
(166), 18303, 15342-15344, 17423,
17424.

More. 17461, 19795, 24548.

My brother’s coming with pine-
apples. 15414.

Oh sing-a-loo. 2675

One day in September. 11293.
Vamping Sal. 38203, 5450, 5679
(384), 23136, 23137, 25400.

14094, 18293.
1°* étude. 7804.
Martian vampire.

Who will it be.
Pollain (Fernand)
Pollins (A. Hy ar.

13269.

Pollock (A. B.)

3398.

Pollock (B. E.):
My Dixie home and you. 15418.
Only one for me. 20046.

Pollock (Muriel) :
Ashes of vengence.
Dancing in the dark.
Runaway boy. 17819.

All roads lead home.

14252, 18452.
103, 3730.

Pollock (R. G.) Lily and the rose.
22088.
Polly. 10643, 11034, 13756, 14018.
Pollyoz (—) Monkey business. 19783.
Polnicky (F. J.) Dakota girl. 6002.
Polotto (Thomas) Broken heart.
16521. ;
Poiotynski (Stefan) Seasons. 570.
Pomar (H. J.):
Dream-depths. 21449.
From a garden. 1952.
Moon gold. 19787.

Ponce (M. M.):

Estrellita. 18911, 18912.
Little star. 4498.
Ponce (Philip)

from herring. 17158

It shouldn’t taste

1784

pt. rr, n. s., v.18

Ponce (Philip) publications:

Cat’s whiskers. 5679 (156), 5918.

Forever mine. 5679 (188), 6196,
7808 (202). .

Home folks blues.
14834.

It shouldn’t taste from herring.
16373. (41), 17158.

It’s men like you make girls like
me. ' 21966, ‘23352 (70).

Rub off your wrinkles with a
smile. 7230, 7808 (281).

Some rainy day. 5679 (347).

While the city sleeps. 16373 (97),
18277.

Who’s it who loves you who’s it.

14163 (667),

huh? 23247, 23852 (148).
Ponein (Eugéne) Belle aux cheveux
d'or. | SSL

Pond (M. W.) Anna Beller Lee. 18.
Pond (W. A.) & €0.:
At Thy table Lord. 23426.
Benedictus es, Domine. 16486.
Festival Jubilate Deo in D. 929.
He lives again. 978, 979.
Molly’s bonnet. 24531.
Open the gates of the temple.
20974 (180).
Te Deum no. 2 in C. 1854.:
There’s a beautiful land on high.

18081.
Ponder (Elizabeth) That’s mother.
25259.
Tons (Ch.) Prinkipo. 15704.
Ponsiglione (F.):
Dico a me stesso. 3773.

Rummanimmo appicececate. 5056.
Poole (KF. W.) Queen of the restau-
rant. 22616.
Poole (H. G.):
Mammy yoo hoo yoo hoo [’m a
callin’ you. 22181.
Wonderland blues. 23285.
Poole (Joe) Just let me rest in my
Swanee nest. 19471.
Poor couple. 22580.
Poor soul sat sighing. 7127.
Poorbaugh (J. W.) Oh! take me back
to Dixie. 11250.

Poovey (J/rs. John) I’m pining for
you. 19261. -

Pope (Mary) Carolina memories.

S004,

Popkova (Nadia) :
I made something out of nothing. —
2136.
Red hot Eskimo.
Popper (David):
Fond recollections. 6194.
Harlequin. 25595 (391).
Popple (Harold) Entre nous. 12757.
Popple (Herbert) Prayer of Richard

2823.

De Castre. 7140.
Poppy. 14194, 14787, 15304, 24874,
25109.

INDEX

“os. 1-13, 1923

Popson (J. P.) That Sunday after-
noon. 18069.
Popular song & record co. Co0-coo-
ri-coo! 3688.
Popy (Francis) :
Bereceuse sicilienne. 14308.
Colombine réve. 5968.
Coq gaulois. 14472.
Défenseurs de Verdun. 9925.
Eisquisses provencales. 3865.
Marche des cotillons. 378, 15291.
Marche sportive. 1125, 17391.
Pierretie s’éveille. 17715.
Porpora (N. A.) Concerto for violon-
cello. 5973.
Forrata-Doria (F.)° Cuando me besas.
* 14485.
PE Orray. Gil.) :
I’ve got a wonderful sweetie
treatin’ me pretty now. 8356.
Vestibule Sam. 20728.
Porray (Hd.).:
Childhood blues.. 9744.
I loved you once, but you stay ed
away too long. 10455.
Porret (Julien) Cortége et danse an-
tique. 3687.
Porsch (FF. W.) Beneath the Alaska
skies. 12473.
Porte (Henri) Souvenirs du limousin.
11749.
Porter (F. 8S.) Just noise. 2275.
Porter (H. W:):
Back from the sea I come. 21101.
Beautiful lilies. 5810.
Beware of the haunts. 21162.
Bird styles. 51.
England our mother. 14618.
Hermit’s evening song. 21729.
Humpty Dumpty. 21782.
Hunting for fairies. 21785.
Jolly brownies. 21998.
Last apple. 22059.
Lilaes. 6634.
Old district school. 22467.
Pansies. 24796.
Robin redbreast. 22666.
School days. 22725.
Soldier boy. 7352.
Sun shines on the stream.
Washington and Lincoln. 699.
Whalebone. 23201.
Porter (J. D.) King Tut blues. 10698.
Porter, CW b.).>
Come unto Me. 14163 (115).
There is a land of pure delight.
14163 (565).
There’s a wideness in God’s mercy.
3120.
Why do I love thee. 14163 (613).
- Portmess (R. C.) Peachy girl. 1221.
- Ports & Learnard. Pal o’ my southern
land. 8836.

Poselli (Secondo)
8149, 10064.
Post (A. C.) Dreams of you. 18868.
Post. (W. A.) :
Christian challenge. 9763.
I believe. 4146.
Sunshine of God’s love. 11811.

Ensorcellement.

Whole wide world shall sing. -

12224.
Working for the Master. 12268. -
Writing each day. 12278.

Potashnick (Elsie) Hisie’s waltz.
8146.
Potstock (W. H.):
Areadia waltz. 1535.
Around the Maypole. 1542.
Autumn vision, 1555.
Boy scouts. 1638.
Dancing snowflakes. 1803.
Donkey ride. 1840.
Giddy goblins. 1969.
Grasshopper dance. 2004.
Hungarian rondo. 2088.
In the ecottonfield. 2207.
Little robin redbreast. 2385.
‘Moonbeam fairies. 2539.
Prairie flowers. 2779.
Song of the sea nymph. 2995.
Village belle. 3222.
Potter (A. M.) Fair Plymouth. 12782.
Potter (Annie):
Butterfly rag. 16537.
Shreveport blues. 15842, 17886.
Potter (C. S8.):
Love. 4529.
Old stone fire place. 15566.
Potter .(E..C:).) By the river 'Yellow-
stone. 23544.
Potter (G. 8S.) I never can forget.
19274.
Potter (Harold)
7208.
Potter (Le Roy)
dreams. 11951.
Potter (Virginia) :
O, inexpressible as sweet. 15527.
Sunflower and the rose. 11804.
Pottorf (C. H.) Little love song.
4489.
Poughon (A.) Blonde aurore. 1620.
Poulene (Francis) :
Chanson a boire. 14410.
Promenades. 11466.
Pouliot (Patrick) To woo—to win—
to hold. 3160.
Pounds (Leonard) Potted geography.
8889.
Powell (—):
Banjo picker. 21117.
Love song. 25595 (435).
Powell (C. H.) Sowing the seed.
11751.

Rippling waters.

Those wonderful

*» INDEX

Powel! (Dudley) :
J always have a glass of milk be-
fore I go to bed. 4138.
Lennox (Cecil) co.’s concert party
album. 15165.
Powell, (EH. EH.) . Blaek
12344 (3).
Powell (G. J.)
Ing, Tole
Powell (lL. B.) I want to be some-
one’s buddie. 14959.
Powell (Laurence) :
amb." tats:
Lochinavar. 22116.
Powell, CM. Ci}
America. 5728.

boys frolic.

Try to keep on smil-

At Jacob’s well. 1548.
In the beauty of holiness. 2206.
One of the lambkins. 2704.

Powell (Merryweather) Reverie in B
flat. 2835.
Powell (S8S..C.):
Love pirates. 352.
Mother’s wandering boy.
Movie atta boys. 419.
My California girl. 4707.
My Josephine. 19867.
Oh Celestine! 473.
Soloman’s ball. 586.
Sometime somewhere. 595.
There’s no light a’burning in the
window. 3121.
Vision. 7636.
Powell (T.. J.)
Home I can’t forget. 4107.
Home sweet home and you. 6344.
Powell (W. C.) If Spark-Plug runs

11056.

in the Derby. 21903.

Power (—) Guid New Year to ane
am’ a’. 2014.

Power (H. Baynton-) See Baynton-
Power (H.)

Powers (E. L.) Mother Judson, alma
mater. 2547.

Powers (E. M.) Promise me truly
you'll always be mine. 17749.

Powers (J/rs. Gordon) Cheated but-
terfly. iS66S8.

Powers '(N.. M.) When the leaves
take their leave from the trees.
Za225!

Powers (Thomas) Youre not the
girlie of my dreams. 3349.

Powers (V. 8.) Ribs. 20223.

Poynter (Cyprian)
Pozzoli (Ettore)

Song cycle. 7369.
Esercizi e studii.

8153.
Prager (Moris) Zion mein heylig
land. . 23348.
Prager (Wuly):
In Berlin auf dem Kurftirsten-
damn. 4274.
Was ist los in Berlin. 5499.
Prarie (Milt) Till the world comes

to it’s end. 18940.

je i WA: VR ade

Prarie & Brundjar. Till the world
comes to its end. 13940, —

Prasch (M. W.) Ym mad at,you.
14924, 21846. -“

Praskin (Louis) Es benkt sich
aheim. T808 (195).
Pratella (F. B.).. Ninna nanna della

bambola. 11164.
Pratet. 1D. oaks Harmony blues.
976.

Pratt (Alfred) Eventide at the con-
vent. 8162.
Pratt (Hh
Big hall clock. 16497.
Circus sketches. 18689.

Grandpapa’s favorite dance. 16898.

Marching song. 17392.
Walk in the park. 18210.
Pratt (Ira) Cage of song. 18606.
Pratt. (Josie) .Old black Joe. T808
(95).

Pratt (Wm.) Mother, what a queen
vou’ve been. 22303. .

Praul "(He Al wos
Don’t wander back. 16722.

My heart is longing for you.
15428.

Sing to me mother. 11666.
Voices from the trees. 16179,
23160.

Prediger (Geo.)
my nest. 19471.

Prefontaine (Ora) General Edwards
march. 12850, 16849.

Pregiwa’s marriage. 1784,

Preil (Paul):

Komm mein schatz, wir trinken
ein likérchen, 8476, 8477.
Melusine. 8629.

Pret CEO.) 3
America courageous.
Beautiful Italian night.
Homeland. 24022.
Prelude to Kunihild. 2785.
Premier album des editions du music
hall. 22594.
Prentice (Charles) :

Down in old Rangoon. 8111.
Toddle with me. 9217, 16092.
Prescott (Marie) In the valley. 273.
Presle (J. de la):

Just let. me rest in

16415.
18516.

Ce jardin clair. 16558.
Heures. 16946.
Vent. 18182.
Presser (Theo) Sehool for the piano-
forte. 1270

Presser (Thewu.) co.:
Abide with me.
Adeste figeles.

9419.
23365.

Album ot selected compositions.
7942.
- Album of six compositions. 21006.
All for you. 9456.
Allegretto quasi menuetto. 35406.

Alleluia. 766.

1786 :

J
a

nos. 1-13, 1923

Alleluia, He is risen. 1508.
Aloha oe. 23386.
Andantino in D fiat.
Angel’s song. 23402.
Anthem to spring. 1530.
Antoinette. 3439.

Anvil chorus. 25406.
Aphrodite. 9507.
Apple blossoms.
Arcadia.” O16.
Artless maid. 7858.
At close of day. 23419.
At evening. 5767.

At evening time. 23420.
At sundown. 9531.

At the children’s ball.

21045.

23406.

At the fairy spring. 7862.
At twilight. 3455.

Auto race. 9540.

Autumn gold. 12420.

Ave Maria. ° 15812.

Ballade of June roses. 23447.

Ballerina. 23448.
Ballet music. 23449.
Ballet of the flowers.
- Ballet russe. 1575.
Balletella. 9567.
Barearolle. 9571.
Barnegat love-song. 3493.
Beautiful swans. 23464.
Bees and blossoms. 23467.
Beethoven. 7899.
Belle espagnole. 7907.
Bicycle galop. 9611.
Bilbro’s first grade book.

23450.

23428.
At the dancing school. 23424.

INDEX

21166.

Bilbro’s kindergarten book. 803.

Birds and blossoms. 23491.
Birds in the branches. 7921.
Blindman’s buff. 3535.
Bluette-pastorale. 12499.
Blushing rosebud. 23508.
Bobolinks. 21186.
Bouncing ball. 9646.
Bride’s bouquet. 23525.
Bright May morning.
Bright moments. 1644.
Broken toys. 23529.
Brook trout. 9663.
Brownie’s frolic. 23531.
Brownie’s waltz. 23582.
Bunch of carnations. 23536.
Burlesca. 7954.

Burleske. 238537.

Busy bees’ song. 3566.
Butterfly dance. 23542.

By the campfire. 5876.

By the fountain. 23548.
By the mill-pond. 9680.
Calvary. 143882.

Calypso. 3578.

Capriccio giocoso. 7968.
Carnival dance. 9707.
Caro mio ben. 3592.

Catch me. 9718.

14350.

L787

Cathedral shadows. 23568.
Caucounne. 1691.
Ceremonial mareh. 23572.
Chanson. 14830.
Chariot race. 12576.
Charm and grace. 9737.
Chick-a-dee-dee. 23585.
Chiffonette. 23586.
Childhood joys.
Chopin. 80038.
Christ our Passover. 1731.
Christmas song O Holy night.
14441, 14442.
Church and
9765.
Church soloist. 9767, S768.
City.. .9776.

cupcert choruses.

- Clematis. 23611.

Climbing morning glories. 9780.

Clown... 3652.

Clown capers. 3653.

Coaxing. 14454.

Colored band. 23618.

Colored shadows. 3658.

Come, Holy Spirit. 23626.

Come, see the place where Jesus
lay. 38666.

Come unto Me. 23632.

Come where the lilies
14460.

Coming of spring. 14461.

Country band. 1772, 21357.

Country dance. 23647.

Ceuntry life. 9824.

Cradle song. 9830.

Creep mouse. 23660.

Crimson eyebrows. 1782.

Crimson rambler. 23661.

Crossing the stile. 3699.

Dance of the marionette. 9869.

Dance of the merry makers. 37209.

Dance of the rosebuds. 23676.

Dance of the stars. 9870.

Dancers. 8066.

Dancing bluebells. 6007.

Dancing for joy. 3728.

Dancing pony. 12652.

Dandelions. 9876.

Danse a Vorteil. 23681.

Danse de féte. 23682.

Danse de joie. 23683.

Dansette rococo. 12660.

Danza campestre. 14526.

Darky fiddler. 8075.

Dauntiess. 1810.

Day-dreams of you. 9896.

Dear little you. 3753.

Dear memories. 23696.

Dearie, me O. 1823.

Dedication festival. 12682.

Dragonflies. 23737.

Dream of love. 8116.

Dream of yesterday. 23740.

Dream of youth. 23741.

Dream ships. 14592, 14593.

ploom.

INDEX

Presser (Theo.) co.—Continued.

Dreaming. 3810.

Dreaming cf my old home, sweet
home. 16739, 21458.

Drifting waltz. 23750.

Dutch lullaby. 23759.

Dydd gwyl Cymry. 12736.

Ebbing and flowing... 14606.

Eecentric. 23767.

Kcho song. 1880.

Hestasy. 3845, 23769.

Klizabeth. 10053.

Elves’ midnight parade. 23774.

Etudes de style. 10073.

Etudes miniatures. 12769.

Evening bells. 8159.

Evening lullaby. 12770.

Evening meditation. 23784.

Evening pastorale. 23785.

Evening thought. 23787.

Exhibition pieces. 8169.

Eve hath not seen. 3886.

Fair equestrian. 23794.

Fairy ballet. 12783.

Fairy dance. 23798.

Fairy sparks. 3891,

Fairy spell. 14667.

Fanfare. 10095.

Fantasia fugata. 10097.

Far off I see a paddle flash.
14678.

Fealty song. 1919.

Winale:in'C. 23813.

Virefly. 10123.

Vireside lullaby. 1927.

Five first position pieces. 10133.

Filitting butterflies. 23822.

Floral idyl. 14696.

Floral pageant. 23825.

Flow, lightly flow. 8187.

Flowers awakening. 14699.

Flowery dell. 23834.

Flying horses. 23835.

Folk dancing. 10145.

Follow the colors. 23836.

Forester and his song. 8195.

Forgotten trails. 21580.

Four melodies. 24413.

Fragrant blossoms. 1946.

Free as the wind that blows.
23851.

Friendly chat. 10178.

Frolic. 10181.

Frolic of the ghosts. 23854.

From bygone days. 10183.

From knightly days. 10184.

From the far Hast. 9483.

Frost fairies. 10186.

Gala march. 14728.

Galop marziale. 10188.

Gardens of the Japanese. 23867.

Gates of gold. 8211, 10193, 12344
(107).

Gathering rosebuds. 3963.

Gay canzonet. 12848.

1788

pt. 111, n.s., v.18

Gay young robin. 23870. —
Gazelle. 3965. —
Ghost pipes. 10205, 10206.

Ghost story. 10207.
Gipsies. 10212.
Gipsy dance. 23882.

Give ear to my words, O Lord.
23887.

Gloomy tale. 23890.

Glory be to God. 1980.

Glory to Thee, my God, this
night. 4021.

Goblins’ frolic. 23893.

God is love. 12864.

God, my King, Thy might confess-
ing. . 23895.

God of merecy,, God. of grace.
23896.

Golden jonquils. 23910.

Golden locks. 4009.

Golden memories. 12867.

Golden wedding minuet. 23014.

Golden whistle. 10248.

Good night, good night, beloved.
12874.

Good Shepherd. 23927.

Grand chorus in H flat major.
23934.

Grand chorus in F. 6266. °

Grand march processional. 28935.

Grandfather’s clock. 23937.

Grasshepper’s dance. 4036.

Gray wood dove is calling. 14770.

Guinevere. 23948.

Hallowe’en. 4051. .

Hallowe’en pranks. 23955.

Hammock swings. 23956.
Happy and gay. 23959.
Happy birthday. 23960.

Happy-fat. 23961.

Happy little sunbean. 23962.
Happy playtime. 23964.
Happy stroll. 10299.

Hare bells. 10303.

Hark! hark, my soul! 8261.
Harlequin tricks. 10305.
Harlequinade. 14793.
Harmonious blacksmith. 23952.
Harvest time. 23972.
Haunting dreams. 23973.
Haydn. 10312. :

He in tears that soweth. 4676.
Hear my cry, O God. 2039.
Hear us, O Savior. 8686.
Heart’s enchantment. 2043.
Her first waltz. 8282. .
Holiday in the country. 24013.
Holiday march. 10360.
Home-run. 14837.

Home, sweet home. 24021.
Homeward bound. 6346.
Honora. 8298.

Hop! skip! jump! 103874.
Horn. 8300.

Horse race. 8301.

INDEX
nos. 1-138, 1923
Hour. 10881.
How lovely are the messengers.
4631. June is in my heart. 8440, 8441.
How sweet the name of Jesus June time. 24229.
sounds. 24316. Just a smile. 13093.

Humming bird’s lullaby. 24044.
Humming top. 24045.
Humoresque. 14862.
Hungarian concert polka. 24049.
Hungarian rondo. 24050.
Hungarian sketch. 24051.
Hunters’ morning song. 24052.
Hunting song. 10397, 240538.
Hunting the fox. 24054.
Hunting wild flowers. 24055.
Hurrah boys. 24057.
Hymn to spring. 2092.
I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls.
23444,
I love you best. 2116.
I will lift up mine eyes.
8364.
In Aready. 10555.
In blossom time.
In Canterbury
» 15002.
In forest shade. 24156.
In full dress. 24157.
In gay and sombre mood.
In good company. 10561.
In humorous vein. 13037.
In lilac land. 2195.
In merry harvest time. 4285.
In my bark canoe. 15011.
In remembrance. 24166.
In silent night. 13042.
In the boat. 10572.
In the clover. 24168.
In the fern glen. 15016.
In the forest. 10576.
In the gloaming. 24171.
In the gondola. 24172.
In the Gypsy camp. 24173.
In the moonlight. 13047.
In the old barn. 10581.
In the old swing. 15022.
In the’ surf. (24178.
In the village. 15027.
Ineonstancy. 4806, 4807.
Indian Jament. 24179.
Intermediate study pieces. 10592.
Intermezzo scherzando. 24182.
Italian dance. 24193.
Jack Frost. 8416:
Jacqueline. 13068.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 8428.
Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts.
24210.
Jolly clown. 138078.
Jolly tars. 4860.
‘Johnny on the spot.
Journey’s end. 6553.
Joyful song. 15082.
Joyous youth. 24216. :
Jubilee march. 24218, 24219.

1789

8365,

24154.

square. 15001,

24158.

10642.

‘Lady fair.

‘Lord said.

Just because of you. 2270.

Just something. 24247.

Juvenile march. 10678.

Kansas City spirit. 24255.

Kathleen mavourneen. 24256.

Katydid’s minuet. 4401.

Kept in. 10685.

Killarney. 23445.

King all glorious. 2291.

King of kings and Lord of all.
13114.

Kingdom eternal.

24274.

Lakeside reverie. 8486.

Lamb of God. (7922.

Lancers ahorse. 13135.

Largo from sonata in B minor.
21305.

Laughing roses. 8492.

Lead on, O King eternal.
2339.

Legend. 24290.

Legion mareh. 24291.

Leprechaun. 24294.

Let’s go traveling. 8503. |

Let’s play soldiers. 15171. |

Lighthouse. 2359. i

:
|

8468.

25098,

Jumping-Jack. 8488.
June and December. 4374.

Liliputian wedding. 243810.

Lilt. 24311.

Lion, 1312: |

Little boy, and a dream. 24319. |

Little boy sleepyhead. 10789.

Little bright eves. 6648. |

Little brown-eyed laddie. 8518.

Little humoresque. 10796. ,

Little Indian chief. 24326.

Little mother o’mine. 4491,

Little rogue. 24336.

Little romance. 10803.

Little telltale. ' 24338) 24339.

Little treasure. 4499.

Little two shoes. 4500.

Living Christ. 4506. |

Loch Lomond. 10813.

Lonely wanderer. 10821. :

Lonesome. 4

Longing. 15221, 243858.

Lord, I hear of showers of bless- |
ing. 10834.

Lord is my light. 2398.

Lord is my shepherd.

24365.

Love divine, all love excelling.
24378.

Love dream. 10849.

Lovers’ lane. 4540, 4541.

Love’s old sweet song.

Love’s plaint. 10875.

Love’s reproaches. 10876.

Lullaby. 8568, 14345.

)
8542. |

22157.

INDEX :
pt. 11, n.s., v.18
Nl
Presser (Theo.) co.—Continued. My soul soars on its - wings.
Lullaby in, G.,..13237. one ae
Magician. 10900. Mystic river. 24620.
Maid 0’ mine. 4566. Nearer, my God, to Thee. 15481.
Maine. 10901. me aie ee of classical
March burlesque. 8602. ances.. wpe
March of the cadets. 4583. Night divine. 13451, 13452.
March of the goblins. 4585. Nightmare, 8750.
March of the graduates. 24451.¢8 Nile night. 24646, 24647.
March of the Mitten men. 15288, Ui en legge ee
24454 94456. Nocturne-complaint. 12 5).
March of the Quaker maids Nocturne in A. 15013.
D4AABT x Noon day. 24664.
ater tg le i Norwegian echo song. 8762.
March triumphant. 24458. Not unto us O Lord. 2636.
caper ee ee O love that wilt not let me go.
tarche Mignonne. Jsv2. 24677. |
Marching past. 24460. O Master let me walk with Thee.
Massa’s in the cold, cold ground. |, 2651, 2652.
24470. ! O Saviour, precious Saviour.
May pole march. 2468. - 26598.
cole Nae 4608. sae O sole mio. 8780, 24685.
Maypole dance. 24473. O star of eve. 25429.
Mazurka. 10943. O’er mountain and valley. 11225.
Mazurka brillant. 13289. Off to camp. 24696.
Mazurka brillante. 10945, 24476. Offertory in G minor. 8786.
Mazurka cantabile. 24477. Ol’ Carlina. 24719.
ae | a eee LPN O OV man Conshunece. 15554.
Meadow lark. ; Old-fashioned dear. 8803.
Meditation. 24484, 24485. Old-fashioned game. 24723.
Melodious elementary etudes. Olid French Christmas carol.
10954. 13467.
Melody of love. D4AAOZ Old lace and lavender. 24729.
Memories of autumn. 6796. Old oaken bucket. 24731.
Mendelssohn. 8632. Bi eho yea
Menuetto. 21134. ally-no. :
Mephisto galop. 10973, 24506, eee Bante vee
24507. n a jolly hunt. 2 2
Merry trumpeter. 22236. On Che 1a
Merry’ voices... 2502, (2504 On quiet waters. 13478.
Agger Wee Near NG re gs cue aga On the Indian trail. 4846.
Message of love. 4640. _ On ‘the lasoot (SsiG
Message of spring. 8640 Dy Ene eee
+ 5 t S : . . Dy
chen : E ds On the mill race. 11283.
Military procession. 13307. On the playground. 24742
: AVS . .

Mill race, 24518.

Miniature: (648. On the rocking horse. 15576.

-.9 D rs On the sea. 24744.

en pee S651; 8652. 4659 One summer eve. 24754.

Miss Cricket’s party. 4652. One sweetly solemn thought.
Momento ecapriccioso. 24532. 15583
Ae ree en Onward, Christian soldiers. 22490.
=F pobciecogted tea Oat sea RA Open my eyes, O Lord. 11300.
Moon-marketing. 11022. Open yo’ eyes. 24762.

Moon of the springtime. 2536. Oratorio repertoire. 15593, 22493,

Moon-path. 8666. : 29404

Moon rise. 4670. i sige eet home.
Moonlight revels. 24544. Pade of ee an
Morning song. 6869. Origin of My country ’tis of Thee.
Mortals, awake. 24553. 11309.

Mountain idyl. 24568.

Mountain sprite. 24569. Origin of the Old oaken bucket.

Mozart. 8688. 11310. paid
My castle of dreams. 11076. Orpheus collection of part songs.
My heart at thy sweet voice. 15595. B
22701, 22702. Out in the breakers. 24776. a
My lady’s favor. 24599. _ Owl. 2721. 1 :
My old cabin home. 15459. Paddy-Whack. 24785.

1790

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Pantomime. 11344.

Parade. 13525.

Parade of the marionettes. 24798.

Pardon and peace. 24803.

Passage-bird’s farewell. 15626.

Peace I leave with you. 15630.

Peter Pan. 4911.

Petit burlesque. 24829.

Petit morceau caracteristique.

_ 24881.

Petite humcoresque. 11384.

Petite prima donna. 24832.

Phrynette. 13555.

Pierrot and Pierrette. 24858.

Pierrott dance. 13567.

Pink pearls. 22561.

Pipes of Pan. 24862.

Plain, li’] cullah’d boy. 24865.

Play and sport. 2761.

Play of the dragonflies. 11404.

Play of the flowers. 11405.

Playful breezes. 4933.

Playing marbles. 24868.

Polka caprice. 4941.

Polly frogs’ serenade. 4948.

Pond lilies. 4947.

Poppy field. 8888.

Popular salon album. 4950.

Portugal. 11423.

Praise the Lord. 4955.

Praise to God, immortal praise.
24878.

Precise study. 24882.

Princess. 24896.

Processional march. 22604, 24897.

Progress. 24898.

Promised land. 8906.

Puritan maids. 8910.

Purple twilight. 24904.

Quaker. 11475.

Queen of the ballroom. 4980.

Quiet evening. 24907.

Railroad galop. 13618, 22623.

Rainbow song. 2812.

Rejoice and be glad. 50085.

Remembrance. 24922.

Retribution. 15741.

Ride on in majesty. 13645.

Rippling water. 8940, 8941.

River Nile. 11519.

Rob Roy. 15756.

Robin, sing a merry tune. 5028.

Rocked in the cradle of the deep.

eo 24942.

Romance poetique. 8948.

Rondino in G. 9587.

Rose is born. 11535.

Rover. 5050. ) :

Running rivulet. 11553.

Rural song. 24974.

Russian dance. 24975.

Rustic celebration. 15782.

Salut d’amour. 24986.

Saviour breathe an evening bless-
ing. 24992.

1791

Saviour divine, I hear Thy call-
ing. 138682.

Scherzetto. 11587.

School for the pianoforte. 1270.

Select your partner. 25025.

Selif-taught pianist. 8998.

Sérénade amoureuse. 11614, 15820.

Setting sun. 13711.

Shadows at dusk. 25035.

Shepherd’s song. 9021.

Shimmy tresses. 11638.

Shooting gallery. 25053.

Short melody etudes. 9028.

Short study pieces. 11642.

Silver clouds. 25063.

Silver thimble. 25066.

Sing, my soul, His wondrous love.

Sing with all the sons of glory.
9045.

Singer’s dream. 9046.

Sirens. 25082.

Sister’s dolly. 9049.

Skating. 9052.

Skating song. 11671.

Skye boat song. 13753.

Sleepy time. 15862.

Snapdragons. 5168.

Solemn mass in G. 1292.

Sombrero. 9068.

Some day I'll understand. 15884.

Sometimes a single hour. 2981.

Song and laughter. 25117.

Song hour. 11717. 11718.

Song of home. 11724.

Song of India. 7373.

Song of joy. 9085.

Song of long ago. 25121.

Song of praise. 5197.

Song of the thrush. 5205.

Song of the top. 9689.

Song to you. 25127.

Sortie in G. 25135.

Soul’s longing. 15914, 15915.

Sounds from the Alps. 11746.

Southern sketch. 25137.

Southern twilight. 9098.

Souvenir d’ Vienne. 11748, 251388,
25139.

Sparkling eyes. 13820.

Spaulding easy album. 11754.

Spick and span. 25143.

Spinning the top. 9103.

Spooks. 25145.

Spring fantasy. 25147.

Spring frolic. 25148.

Spring greeting. 22881.

Spring in the heart. 11767.

Spring round. 11770.

Springtime echoes. 25154.

Standard Christmas carols. 17978,
17974.

-Star-flowers. 11774.

State march. 15936.
Still, still with Thee. 15939.

INDEX

Presser (Theo.) co.—Continued.
Summer is saying good bye. 5247. :

Summer morn. 9125, 11800, 25188.

Sun will shine again. 9129.

Sunbeams at play. 25190.

Swan. 8970.

Sweet and low. 25200.

Sweet is Thy merey. 11834.

Sweet simplicity. 25206.

Swing low sweet chariot. 25213.

Swing song. 11855.

Swinging so gaily.. 25215.

Take me, O my Father. 13886.

Tango. 22986.

Tarantella. 25233.

Theme from the Andante, 5th
Symphony. 16114.

Themes. 25264.

Then youll remember me. 23446.

There’s a little touch of heaven in
vour smile. 16050.

This is Kymric pastime. 25288.

Thoughts of home. 9203.

Three clocks. 11955.

Through the forest. 11960.

To a wood violet. 3152.

To arms. “Tse:

To the place came Mary weeping.
3158.

To-day the Lord is risen. 25316.

Toy ballons. 253826.

Toy shop heroes. 3165.

Triumphal march. 25341.

Trusting hearts. 9233.

Twilight dreams. 25357.

Two players. 25364.

Two’s company. 25865. °

Under sunny skies. 5426.

Under the swaying boughs. 5428.

Unfold ye portals. 4024.

Until the end of time. 5679 (380).

Valse artistic. 12059.

Valse brillante in Hi flat. 54389.

Valse burlesque. 9256.

Valse-causerie. 25388.

Valse Christine. 16149.

Valse lente. 25394.

Valse-papillon, 25398.

Violetta. 5465.

Wagener. 5482.

Wanderer. 13692.

Wandering sprite. 5496.

Was, but isn’t. 16197.

Wasté wala ka kelo. 25442.

Water lilies. 14036.

Water-lily. 9283.

Waves at play. 14041.

We have seen His star in the
east. 23181.

We shall never part again. 12142.

Wedding festival. 14049, 16210.

Well-known hymns for men’s
voices. 1418.

When grandmother danced. 3258.

When mama sings. 5550.

1792

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

When mother speaks. 25475.

When Pippa dances. 12176.

Where blue-bells grow. 12204.

Where cotton grows. 25493.

Where dawn and sunset meet.
25494.

Where the bee sucks. 25497.

Where the letus blooms. 25498.

Where violets grow. 5585.

Where’er you walk. 8255, 12887.

While navy ships are coaling.
5587.

Whither shall I go from Thy
Spirit. 25507.

Wicked witch. 12233.

Will o’ the wisp. 9348.

Wind. 38806.

Winding road. 25525.

Winds of spring. 9349.

Wing Foo. 5615, 232738.

Winsome blushes. 25530.

With linked arms. 25534.

Withered roses. 33813.

Within your heart. 9353.

Without you. 38315.

Wonder why? 25541.°

Won’t you set us free? 16321.

Wooden soldiers. 9362.

Woodland reverie. 9364.

Woodland rhapsody. 14121.

Woodland shrine. 25549.

Woodland songsters. 25550.

Woodsman. 9366.

Woodsy corner tales and tunes.

Worship the Lord in the beauty cf
Holiness. 25556.

Yellow butterflies. 5641.

Yellow roses. 25561.

Young cavaliers. 12325.

Young marine. 9400.

Young virtuoso. 12326.

Your dear voice. 9401.

Youthful hero march. 25587.

Youthful marchers. 25588.

25 melodies for juveniles. 25595.

Preston (lL. B.) I wish I had never
found the sunshine. 21883.
Preston (M. L.): :

At close of day. 238419.

Auto race. 9540.
Butterfly dance. 23542,
Clematis. 23611.

Dream of yesterday. 3740. «=
Elves’ midnight parade. 23774.
Evening lullaby. 12770.
Fireside lullaby. 1927. ~
Follow the colors. 23836.
Frolic of the ghosts. 23854.
Gay young robin. 23870.

Her first waltz. 8282.
Humming birds’ lullaby. 24044
In the old barn. 10581.
Lakeside reverie. 8486.

Little rogue. 24886.

- INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Meditation. 24484.
Moon rise. 4670.
Under sunny skies. 5426.
Young marine. 9400.
Pretty Peggy. 24424.
Preziosi (C. C.) Nobody cares for me
at all. 8755. .
Price (C. F.) Within that stable.
3314.
Price (EK. B.) If ever I fall in love
again. 4250.
PTIGe Aa Bs):
Buddy o’ mine. 1651.
IT want to dance. 4234, 6428.
Nobody knows. 2626.
Our lane of memories. 4865.
There’s a rose in Rosenbloom,
Rosie. 3119.
Price (Ruth) Suffer little children.
7441.

Price (S. E.):
‘In the hills of old Maeeont 6486.
Just a baby. 6562.
Price (W. H.) Bells. 1603.
Pridemore (Lena) Where the whitest
lillies grow. 20856.
Pridham (Dora) Let not love go, too.
AO Tae.
Priebe (H.A.).:
Ach! should I belief it? 14171.
Illinois. 4271.
New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford. 15497.
Tut-ankh-amen blues. 5412.
Winking. 25528.
Priest (H. L.) Dear old pals. 12680.
Priest (Maud) I have got the blues.
19216.
Prieste (C. M.):
Memories I can’t forget. 2492.
Pleading to call you mine. 4934.
Waltz melody. 5492. —
Prince (C. <A.) Killarney colleen.
6583.
Prince (Lucille) Tired traviin’ blues.
5368.
Prince (R. M.):
Jorinna’s maying. 21350.
Delectable day. 14544.
Prince Ananias. 9413 (66, 67, 86,118).
Princess Gioia. 8902.
Princesse d’Auberge. 15703.
- Pringle (Hileen) Call me _ home.
f 21230.
Prisco (R:):
2 Cinematografo. . 18688.
"EH palluncine. 18880.
°O muorzo ’e vita. 19976:
Pritchett (Willie) One way sweet
mama. 11295.
Prival (Max):
~ Can’t you hear me calling palo’
-mine. 9695.
I want the right to eall you mine.
8360.

Privas (Xavier):
Chanson pour ma mie. 25595 (41).
Fumée. 25595 (93).
Probost (Heinz) Vier kiirze gedan-
ken. 7150.
Probst (W. D.) Won’t you be my pal.
12260.
Prochep (F. S.):
Brown-eyes. 16524.
Hum-a-song. 16983.
Pearl. 17696, 22540.
Procter (David) Drowsily come the
sheep. 10003.
Procter (F. W.) He’s.mine. 2037.
Proctor (Walter) Sweet little girl.
11837.
Procure générale, des fréres. Méthode
compléte d’harmonium. 2507.
Profe (F. J.) Wonderful girl. 20898.
Profes (Anton) :
Fern dort am diistern. 6172.
Ja, in Hawai. 6526.
Muss man denn gleich aut’s
_ Standesamt geh’n. 6890.
Nimm dir eine die jeder kiisses

darf. | 6965.
Wilst du night meine freundin.
7740.

Proffitt (M. P.) Oh, how I long to
be back. 2673.
Progressive Sunday school songs.
11465.
Prokofieff (Serge) :
Ala et Lolly. 7816.
Cing poésies. 22608.
Danza, Menuetto, Gavotta [and]
Valse. 1808.
Quatriéme sonate. 75.
Cra3Ku crapoit Oab6ymmn. 2960.
Troisiéme concerto. 139638.
Protheroe (Daniel) :
De sandman. 6025.
Dearie me, O! 1823.
Dydd gwyl.y Cymry. 12736.
My Jesus, as Thou wilt. 19866.
Nocturne. 7158.
Song of the sea. 5208.
Song of the western men. 7381.
Soul’s longing. 15914, 15915.
This is Kymric pastime. 25288.
Who did swallow Jonah. 5591.
Proulx (Wilfrid) Let us be pals good
old pals dear. 15173.
Provis (Chas.) Pretty eyes. 24888.
Prugh (Paul) All alone. 9454.
Pryor: (Ae Bb):
American legion U. S.A: 1518,
5730.
Costello post no. 15.
My flirting gal. 22327:
Our legion on parade. 8828.
Pryor (Roger) Dumb Dora. 21468.

1769, 1770.

1793

/ INDEX.

Przyzbylski (Frank) :

Bedzie wojna Z moskalami. Iaoe2.
Chtopek ci ja chiopek. 16585.
Jeszeze nasza. 17178.
Maciek bzdura. 19654.

Marsz Pitsudskiego. 24463.
Nie masz nad zoinierza. 24638.
Od Francyi jade. 24695.
Pojedz gdzie ja jade. 20137.
Sluby wien‘ec. 20383.

Srubka polka. 20462.
Ty-dy-ryd-kum. 253866.
Wesota mtynarka. 20790.

Zbior tahneow polskich. 25589.
Psalterium antiphonarii romani pro
diurnis horis. 11469.
Ptak (Edward) Syrena album.

3075. ‘
Puccini (Giacomo) :
Inno di Roma. 8909.
Papa chéri je l’ aime. 13602.

pt. 1, n. s., v.18

Hallelujah. 973.
I attempt from love’s sickness to
fi. 21792.
King Arthur suite.
Knotting song. 804.
Pale and the purple rose.
See! the heavens smile.
Sweet tyraness. 18027.
Trumpet voluntary. 7572, 18145.
What shall I do to show how
much I love her. 713.
Purcell (Pasklean) Just
10668.
Purcell (Reva)
Pursey (M. W.)
etudes. 15712.
Purvis; (Ko 73)
25595 (3802).

6588.

17679.
17861.

dreams.

Wild cowboy. 25522.
Twelve intermediate

Walk beside me.

Putnam (Beulah) Montevallo songs.
Ison.

Putnam (Katherine) Awaken me oh
God. 1556.

Vie de Boheme. 25595 (227). Putnam (W. Hi.) :
Puchmayer (Edward) : Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue.
Lead me back to slumberland. have a sniff on me. 12600.
24259, Lhe: Entre nous. 12758.
Send Henry Ford to Washington. Sheiky Manhattan. 15835.
25027. Putti (—):
Puckett (Pearl) Twilight and you. Songstress. 25595 (259).
23099. To Zelinda. 12344 (55).
Puff and powder club. Patch o’ blue. | Pyhikoulun lJaulukirja. 11474.
2734. Pym (Paul) I like my beer with
Puglia (Anton) : froth on. 2106.
Hm-m!...hm-m!... 14827. Q. R. S. educator rolls. * 20170-20176.
Uhm! uhm. 16130. Q. R. S. music co. Q. R. 8. educator
Pugliese (F.): rolls. 20170-20176.
Bacio senza amore. 3473. Quaife (M. M.) Whistling. 5588.
Canto e chiagno. 5901. Quaile (K.) First and second duet
Ebbrezze valse. 18884. books. T8088 (201).
Ninetta. 19934. Quality song CO.: ;
Simpatica. 20362. Go home littie girl go home.
Sposa. 20455. 19045.
Tiempo d’ ammore. 5365. I’ve got a flip flap dapper baby.
Pugnani (G.) Prelude and Bourree. 19285.
8898. Quand la cloche sonnera. 532, 1707,
Pujol (Francesco) Cat and _ dog. 2818, 2819.
3600. sanite. CG i
Pulaski (Jfrs. J.T) "Old’nest.)°20028, | CPP aa ee eee
Pulled): Ammore luntano. 5733.
Root toot toodle loodle loo. Core spezzato! 9817. |
17809. *E cinche nazione. 21470.
Tick tack song. 18106. Il’ sto luntano. 21862.
Pulsifer (Fay) Something about a Napule e’ sempe lla’! 6937.
sunset reminds me of you. 25111, °O curtiello! 6983.
25112, ’O viulino. 2661.
Pupil’s duet album. 15708. Povera guagliona. 11482.
Purcell (EH. C.) Passing by. 17687. Quanno ero piccerillo. 11476.
ieee 15709 Spusarizio ’e lutto. 22884.
7 aie = p) Se a Js =
Arise, ye subterranean winds. Vendetta ’e n’nammurato, 5455.
16433. Quartet music ¢co.:
Evening hymn. 8160, 8161. Gospel searchlight songs. 25931.
Dances from the Faery queen. Searchlight songs. 25020.
6006. Song service. 1304.
1794 :

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Quaw (Gene):

Borderland. 12510.
Nobody else. 11172.

13551.
8227.

Petticoat lane.
Queen’s cabaret follies.
Quef (Charles) :

Arabesque.

Cantabile.

TATA.
18364 (51).

Quelch (J. E.) Tom don’t wonder any -

more. 20649.
Quibel! (Garland) Till the day that
youll return. 18108.

Quigley (H. L.) I’m so tired of wait-
ing for you. 8347.
Quigley (L. B.) Sadie.

Quilter (Roger) :
Country pieces.
Fuchsia tree.
Go iovely rose.
Jealous lover.

Quincke (W. A.):
Happy thoughts. 6299.
Naughty boy. 6944.

Quinlan (C. HE.) Magi.

Quinn ‘(—) Souvenir

25595 (491).

Guinn (James):
Autumn winds are calling. 7871.
My dream of the golden haired

20275.

12625.
8205.
3996.
24204.

8586.
de , Venise.

girl. 11090.
Somewhere, sometime, someday.
15896.
Quintavalle (—) ’E ghelle ’e sta
citta. 16750.
Quintavalle (Antonio) :
; Bella Romana. 1602.
Poveri mariti. 22585.
Tarantella abbruzzese. 3084.
Quirke (C. O.):
Red roses. 15736.
Your voice. 14163 (786).
Quist (C. D.):
Colleen I adore. 5967.
Dreaming. 6087. -
King Tut blues. 8467.
Somewhere ‘neath those golden

rays. .7365.

‘Rh. A. M. & R. C. M. (Associated board
of the) Pianoforte sight reading
pieces. 8860-8862.

R. W. R. music co. Those mean mama
blues. 16069.

Raab (il. A.) Dear old darling dad.
18782.

Raat (Arthmry.. nr isa) yhwrry.
10474:
Rabey (René):
Madame A vos vertus. 15268.
Papillon. 15620.
Rabin (Ale Hey: ‘Ching Chew Yzirl.
- 12594...
Rabinowitz (G.) Hebrew saered cho-
* rus. 16934.

Rachlow (W. J.):
Mary’s gone wild. 4598.
My Kentucky girl. 13378.
Rachmaninoff (Sergei) :
At night. 20974 (97).
Barearolle. 21121.
Blessing and glory. 3534.
Chanson géorgienne. 1710, 2:
Christ renait. 14439.
Femme du soldat. 14678.
Fountain. 23847.
Grusenian song.
Il6t. 14991.
In silent night.
In the _ silence
16373 (40).
Lilaes. 22086.
Lilas. 15187.
Mélodie. 17758, 22618.
Morning. 24550.
Oh, je souffre. 15548.
Prelude. 11481, 24909.
Prelude in C sharp minor.
Prelude in G minor. 7144,
(189).
Sérénade.
(480).
Radiord (BD. H:)::
Let’s go. 2351.
Poh lil’ honey. 4939.
September days. 2926.
To the stars. 5376.
We didn’t want a boy.
When my
sailing in.
Radnor (M.):
Songs for little children. 11732.
Symphonic tone poem. 7475.
Raff (—) Allegretto. 4989.
eth Cosh es
Cavatina. 2809, 7178.
Giga con variazioni.
Rafter (A. B.) California. 1663.
Ragonesi (Samuel) Theodora. 20604.
Rainbow. 6110, 7438, 7466, 7467, 8406,
8668, 8919.
Rainbow music corp.:
Charleston crazy.
25095 Cane),
Do doodle oom. 16373 (17), 18820.
Goin’ home. 19053, 20974 (133).
He wasn’t born in Araby. 19113.
I don’t love nobody, so I don’t
have no blues. 24073.
Just thinkin’. 16373 (44), 19481.
Love ain’t blind no more. 17320,
19619, 20974 (160).
Mistreatin’ daddy.
(284), 19772.
My mammy’s blues.
(287), 19873. ;
‘No one. can toddle like my cousin
Sue. 19941.
Save your man and satisfy your
soul, 20294, 24991, 25595 (477).

969.

13042.
of

-—

the night.

OS

8897,
2097+

17867,

22752, 25095)

5510.
daddy’s ship comes
HDD4.

15616.

18664, 23580,

17440, 18364
17522, 18364

1795

INDEX

Pt.tHy DS. 90.08

Rainbow music corp.—Continued.
’Tain’t a dog gone thing but the

blues. 20539, 20540, 20974
(292)
Tired o’ waitin’ blues. 16373 (89),
20642.
Wish I had you. 18364 (335),
20891.
Raine (A. W.) Calvary. 1666.
aine (J. W.) Mountain ballads.
13346.
Rainer (V. D.) Somehow I’m lone-
some. 11705.

Raisin’ Cain. 17768.
Rakoczy march. 8920.
Ralston (FF. M.) Rabbi Ben. Ezra.
2801, 4982.
Ralton (Bert) :
Dearie, if you knew. 3761.

Some day in Cambay. 5176, 9071.
Rameau (J. P.).:
Castor et Pollux. | 3599.
Gavotte. 23868.
Let us sing a merry lay. 19556.
Menuet. 10970.
Ramey .(J. 8S.) California, brilliant
ending. 21228.
Ramirez (Benign) Isle of paradise.
279.

Erte nsalnd sy Ame ¢ OmmM Om ic

A Vaube. 12346.

pieme sonate,...J4163.
Rampoldi (G.) Tommy. 9220.
Ramsay (Allan) Elloeen. 18899.

Ramsay (M. LL.) My memory waltz.
io2,

Ramsay (W. H.) Hosannas. 21763.
Ramsey .(Benj.) Waiting for you.
20751, 25431.
Ramsey (Bernard) :
English folk songs. 14619.
Good King Winceslas. 14763.
In dulee jubilo. 150605.
Ramsey (Chester) Vagary. 25384.

Ramsey. (J. H.)
17283.
Raneourt (Emma):
Back to Dixie land and home
sweet home. 1570.
On the dreamy Huron River.
AST.

Rand (H. W.) ‘While picking golden
rod in dear New England. 12213.
Rand, McNally & co. Shepherdess and
the chimney sweep. 13721-13723.

Little drum major.

Randall (Bianca) When I die. 7693.
Randall (C. L.) Russell Sage col-
lege song book. 11556.

Randall (Emma) Teasing me. 20568.

Randall (¥F. 8.):
Down on Chesapeake Bay. 16728.
I ean’t forget about you. 17001.
T'll tell my. ma on you. 17024.
Randazzo (A. C.) I love you. 4181.

Randegger (A.) Goldbeater. 4006.

Randolph (Mrs. D. T.) Charming.
21284, .

Randolph (Hric) Ragged vagabond.

183864 (3802).
Randolph (J. L.)
away. 21979.
Randolph (Joseph)

Jazzing the blues

Why. so. 20875.

Rangstrém (Ture) :

Afsted, min baad. 16384.

Alla ballata... 23383.

Bgdes der for. 16512.

Du blomst i dug. 14601.

Entrata. 23778.

Finale quasi grottesca. 23814. -

Lad vaaren komme. 17240.

Left de klingre’ glaspokaler.
15208.

Solnedgang. 17935.
Vilde jagt. 18190.
Rameri (Enrico) Velocity.

Rankin (Alexander) :
All the world is filled with love.
~ 1504
Better land.

12073.

Kio Bi

Garden of life. 14728.
Rankin (G. F.) I want to go back
to Carolina. 4235.
Ranney (A. E.) America . dear
America. 18426.
Ransford (C. L.) Mother. 19803.

Ransom (Marjorie) Ob, movie drum-
mer boy. 22451.

Ranzato (Virgilio) :
Arlecchinata. 16435:
Barcarola. 16469.
Capriccio ungherese.
Danza araba. 16660.
Danza di libellule. 16666.
Mazurka russa. 17403.
Passione. 17691.
Ronda misteriosa.
Serenade coquette.
Sigaretta. 17892.
Sogno. 17930.

Raoul (Axel) Moon hymn. 2554.

Rapattoni (Ernest) Girlies longing

song. 216382.

Rapee (Erno):
Agitato no. 1. 9438.
Appassionato, no. 1. 16429.

16553.

17808.
20327...

Bygones. 12534, 14369.
Capitol march. 3586, 5905, 9698.
Coquette. 238352 (25), 23641.
Cortege. 16634.

Debutante. 18789.

Dew drops. 12692, 12693.

Dramatic andante, no. 1. 14588.
Gruesome tales. 19081.
Just like an angel from heaven.

6571.

Mari-posa. 6764, 22198.

Merry pranks. 15336, 18364
(283), 19748.

Misterioso no. 1. 15359.

L796

a

INDEX.

nos. 1-18, 1928

Pollywog’s frolic. 20188, 20974

(188).
Promenade. 7151, 7152, 8905.
Savage carnival. 227138, 23352,
(LE OB

. Sereening preludes, no. 1. 20974
ES. Ms BYE
Toddlin’ sax. 11981.
Toddling. 9218, 11982.
Violets. 14016, 16170.
Western allegro. 12156.
When love comes stealing. 3262,
5 Pan Wa
Raper (S. C.) Nancy Jane.
Rapfogel (Abraham) :
Over the ceremony. 22514.
Roumanian dance. 22688.
Rapid fire. 21405, 23066.
Raphel (Harry) My
24595.
Rapoport (Ruth) :
Boy of my heart. 12514.
Forgive them, they know not what
they do. 10159, 14707.
Summer in my heart. 18001.
You are my light and my life.
12291, 23308.

17549.

honey girl.

Rappolo (Leon) Farewell blues.
10100.

Raskin (Willie) Steamboat Sal.
11780.

Rasse (Francois) :
Solfége. 25099.
55 lecons de solfége. 22626.
Rast (J. M.) . Emory Alma mater.
3804.
Rath (Fred):
B g brother. 23487.
Just, -a) girl tbat. mien
10658.
No wonder they called you Mary.
24655.
Rathbone (George) :_
And we beheld His glory.
Pied piper of Hamelin.
Shadow march. 17873.
Shepherd’s home. 9020.
Violets. 5464.
Rats. 4994, 9170, 10573, 15023.
| 2 45 Gel Oe pm aD es
God sent an angel from heaven.
14751.
I’m wearing arose for you. 14933.

forget.

21043.
22556.

~- Raux (Jules) :

sirlies. 16865.

Marche des héros.
Ravel (Maurice) :
Alborada del gracioso. 9449, :

Berceuse. 1605, 3519-3522, 12475.

Hommage musical 4 Gabriel Fauré.

Ata
Kaddisch. 4398.
Rapsodie espagnole. 15729.

22.192;

Rawlinson (Harold) :
Four songs of Sussex. 17774.
Monsieur Tricotrin. 8663, 13326.
Valse caprice. 7607.

Ray (A. B.) If I tock you back again.

10540.

Ray (C. M.) Keeping step with you.
15620.

Ray (Chas.) Come into my arms.

Ray (Daniel):
Mississippi blues. 17436.
My mammy’s’ calling me.
Old Tennessee. 2688.
Ray (Huston) Miracle of music.

17521.

11000.
ray (Iver) Let me live in your
heart. 19550.
Ray (Lillian) :
Heart strings. 12907.
I’m ’fraid. 14913.

Sing me a song. 578.
Ray ~ (Roy) Winking blue eyes.
16307.
Ray ‘(T.’A:)
Ray .6Vi3 Ne}
9276.
Ray & Lemonier:
Holy Father keep us till we meet
again. 16955.
Mammy’s li’l baby chile. 24441.
Pullman porters march. 24901.
Rayburn (G. B.) I don’t bother work.
19208.
Raymond (Fredy) :

Breath of Egypt. 1947.
Waiting in Southland.

Tausendundeine nacht. 5299.
Verzeih’. 9262.
Raymond (J. 8.) Sweetheart o’ mine.
5285.
Raymond (Perey) Twilight in Ar-
eadia. 670.
Raymur pub. co. Maid of Moonlight
Bay. 19665.

Rayners (Cecil) :

“Bea mameredittie: son 2124.
Little fairy boat. 6652.

Razaf (Andrea):
He wasn’t born in Araby but he’s
a sheikin’ fool. 19113.
No one can toddle like my cousin
Sue. 19941.
Razigade (G.):
Musique en téte. 8694.
Tutti pazzi. 20678.
Valse idylle. 7808 (317).
Valse pour vous. 7616, 7617.
Razza (EF. C.) Rose of Greenwich
Village. 22680.
Razzano (Emilio)
Hee
Read (A. M.)
T4163 “C248):
Read? | (B.° €y)
14985.

Shamrock blues.
Great is the Lord God.

If you but knev

1797

INDEX

Read (EK. M.):
Happy hearts.
Merry May galop.
Merry May march. 14163 (348).
Merry May polka. 14163 (349).
Merry May two-step. 14163 (350).
Merry May waltz. 14163 (351).
Merry May yorke. 14163 (352).
There is a fold whence none can

14163 (224).
14163. (347).

stray. T7808 (1385).
Read (Ernest) Rhymes and rhythms.
24933.
Read (H. V. Jervis-) See Jervis-Read
(H. V.)

Read (N. E.).. My. honey... 13375.
Reading (John) O come all ye faith-
ful. 804.
Reading (T.)
Ready (Mrs. M. T.)
pal of my dreams.

Reagan (B. J.):
My other half. 22349.
Pickaninny band. 18561, 17712.
Reagan (EK. F.) Down in the shadows,
I think of no one but you. 6072.
Reagen (Billy) :
Mississippi drift. 11008.
Somehow, somewhere,
Buddy. 5181.
Tears, I’m gathering tears from
broken hearts. 7499.
Reamy (Mattie) Apple blossom time.
3442.
Reap, boys, reap. 226381.
Reap the flax. 17777.
Rearick (J. C.) Huddy and Juddy.

Adeste fideles. 23365.
You're still the
16352.

sometime,

8308.
Reaves (Roe) Since J’ve learned to
sing. 13740. 2
Rebel (C. A.) Chicago’s Gralsburg.
ure lr(
Rebel (J. F.) Cloches. 79.
Reber (Carl) Remembrance. 17787.
Rebi. 4998.
Rebikoff (V. I.) :
Danse characteristique. 14163
(649).
Dernier rendez-vous. 3765.
March in D. 14163 (696).
Silhouettes. 11652.
Valse mignonne. 25397.
Rebner (Arthur):
Alice. 18407.
Doll die Indermaid. 6049.
Estherl, mein schwesterl. 12766.
If we could live on love. 14982.

Sudan. 9123.
Von deiner liebe kann ich doch
nicht leben., 9269.
Wenn der vater. 12153.
abstock (C. E.):
Jesus is coming to-day. 17174.
Ra Walking with Jesus here. 12115.

pt. 11, n. s., v. 18

Rechner (Jessie) :

Those ,days are gone forever.
18095. |
Why do I waste my life in dream-
ing. -18300.
Recknagel (EH. H.) Country needs ‘a
leader. 21359.
Recli (Giulia) Bergerette. 23480.
Record (G. H.) Things are not al-

ways as bad as they seem. 23047.

Recordo player. roll co.:
A la bien-aimee. 9417.
A la gavotte. 12347.
Admiration. 5697.
Aggravatin’ papa.
Air and gavotte.
Au fait. vores
Baby blue eyes. 5787.
Barcarolle. 1580, 4812.
Barney Google. 12448. .
Blue. 1622.
Carolina mammy.
Cavatina.. 7178.
Coal black mammy.
Cradle song. 1639.
Crying for you. 5991.
Dearest, you’re the nearest to my
heart. 6031.
Down among the sleepy hills of
Tennessee. 9974.
EK] Dorado. 1853.
Hruhlingstimmen-p araphrase.
6212.
Gavotte Stephanie. 3964.
Harmonies du soir, 10306.
He shall feed His"flock. 6278.
Heavenly dancers. 12910.
Holy city. 6341.
Hosanna. 6851.
I’m just a little blue, for you.
ARG
Invitation to the dance.
Justin-tyme. 10677.
Lady of the evening. 2311.
r Larghetto. 13354.
Last spring. 2011.
Less than the dust.
Liebestraume. 6643.
Louisville Lou. 13212.
Love sends a little gift of roses.
6695.
Lovelight in your eyes. 4539.
Lovin’ Sam. 4550.
Menuet. 10970.
Non e ver. 4792.
Palm branches.
Paloma. 2724.
Pasquinade caprice. 13531.
Phantom caprice. 13552.
Pianoflage. 7103.
Punchinello. 7161.
Railroad man. 15619.
Romance. 15694.
Shepherd’s hey. 7366.

5704.
9548.

12557.
1744.

4319.

13154.

7064.

1798

INDEX
sos. 1-13, 1923
Snakes hips. 13768. They'll never bring up father, till
Songs for Easter. 7385, 7386. they tear down Dinty Moore’s.
Soughing pines. 7395. 20613.
Sous bois. 7398. Vicksburg papa blues. 18187.
Stars and Stripes forever. 5232. | Reed (E. E.) Calico. 18608.

Swingin’ down the lane.
Temple bells. 11893.
Think of me. 11939.

Till I wake. 13939.
Toceata. 13151, 13152.
Trot along. 7569.

Trying to forget. 13968.

Valse caprice. 5055, 7608.

Valse impromptu. 13999.

Valse triste. 14002.

Waltz of the wild flowers. 3239.

11857.

Water lilies. 14037.

When hearts are young. 14066.

Who cares? 5590.

Who did you fool after all?
7729.

Who’s sorry now? 7731.

Wonderful one. 5623.

Yes! we have no bananas. 14134.

You knew you belong to somebody

elge2° 12297.
You've got to see your mama ev’ry
night. 7790.
Redcliffe (F. J.):
Maiden didn’t know a_ single
thing. 14163 (3827).
~ Whisper your mother’s name.

14163 (612).
* -You’re not the only pebble on the
beach. 14163 (625).
Reddick (William) :
Sweet Canaan. 7460.
To a little child. 5372.
Travlin’ to de grave. 23076,

25334.

Redfearn (Dorothy) Lost _ ship.
243871.

Redgate (W. H.) Across the sands.
9427-9429.

Redmon .«(W. .H.).” jr. Imperial
march: 21915...

Redmond (Frank) Sudanese. 22915.

Reece & Fuhrman, inc.:
All nite long. 1502.
East. 23765.
Reed (—) MHula-hula Rose. 2084.
Reed (Bert) He’s the talk of the

whole darn town. 209.

- Reed (Blanche) Inchin’ along. 10588.

Reed (Bobbie) :

If I were king of the House of
David. 6446. —

You are easy to remember. ‘741.
Reed (C. H.) Mammy’s song. 22183.
Reed (David):

In your faith, in your love, in your

-arms. 15029.
Just like a fool. 8448.
Mister Snowman. 17438.

106658—24—_—32

Reed (EK. L.) Jolly jinks song book.

1062.
Reed (H. T.) Sweetest, whitest rose.
3066.
Reed (J. E.):
Lonely bachelor. 13196.
Montreal. 24534.

Reed (J. R.) music pub. co. Sweet-
hearts honeymoon. 16000, 20528.
Reed (J. T.) He leads the way.

10314.
Reed (Leona) Happy mistake. 10297.
Reed (N. E.):
Afternoon blues.
Charlston. 1714.
Don’t tell nobody I told you.
6061.

Reed (N. M.)
16012.
Reed (Neil):
Dreaming of you. 14598.
Sweetest, whitest rose.

12361.

Take me to dreamland.

3066.

Reed (P. W.) Down Pensacola way.
16730,"
Reed (W. H.) My lady fell a-sigh:
ing. 24597.
Reed (W. S.):
Jamaica. 17162.
Say! where do you get that stuff.
17839.
Reed (W. T.) My Washington. 6931.

Reed (William) O
14163 (403).

Reed (William Henry)
flower. 16086.

Reed (Willis H.) Peg 0’ mine I'll be
waiting for you. 4903.

Reeder (Hlizabeth) When all the
world’s asleep, dear except just you

taste and see.

To a wild-

and, 1... L6Z25.
Reeder & Walsh:
Casket of jewels. 3598.
Hazel eyes. 2032.
I know a garden. 4167.
Midnight folly. 15341.

Road across the sea. 89438.
Rozanne. 5051.
To-night a dream,

memory. 16099.

Rees (Daniel) :

- Jubilate Deo in B
Lead ‘kindly light.

Rees (E. C.):?
Answer me buddy. 14237.
By low, my pretty one. 14367.
T’ll think it over sometime. 14898.
Luella Lou. 15261.
Mother Rose. 153938.

to-morrow a

flat. 8456.

10741.

1799

INDEX

pt. 111, n. S., v.18

Rees
7082.
Rees (T. E.) My mammy. 24605.

Reese (C. M.) My oriental rose.
13384.

Reese (E.) Flapper.
Reese (W. S.)
Reesen (Emil):
Aa, hvor var han dog bedaar’ne.
23362.
Du _ sku’pakke klunset sammen.
Zab0a8
Er det saaden
12761.
Gyldne aks. 23950.
Pensionaerernes vekselsang. 24819.
Reeve (A. F.) When the sun goes

(Margaret) Patriotic rain.

1932.

Union victory. 5429.

store kerlighed.

down. 20838.

Reeve (G.) Will 0’ the wisp. 7737.

Reeves (Billy) See Reeve (Albert
Fenton).

Reeves (L. M.) Sweet Florida’s
queen. 22948.

Reform congregation Keneseth Israel.

Service-hymnal. 1277.
Reformation glory. 11495.
Rega (F. W.):

April sighs. 9510.

Bee and the pup. 18528.

Bird at the waterfall. 9613.
Cricket’s carnival. 9836.

Darktown has a gay white way.

23687.

Dixie Susan. 23719.

Dont mean you no good blues.
16717.

Don’t mess with me. 886.
From then on. 23859.

He’s my man, your man. 23983.
Honolulu nights. 10371.
House rent ball. 24038.
Lonesome daddy blues. 17301.

Pretty little one. 24890.

You better build love’s fire. 25566.
Reger (Max) Streichquartett. 15950.
Reginelli (Raimondo) ‘Thrill me.
O33) 7A

Regolo (Attilio) Hia! eia! eia! alala.
§141

Regulation army bugle calls, for the

Boy scout’s bugle. 7191.
Rehberger (Frank) Roaming. 20230.
Reher (William) Oh! yes! Tll go
home. 1189.
Rehl (R. H.) Ekud. 10044.
Rehor (J. W.) Josephine. 4363.

Reich (Fannie) : :
Fette vibele. 10113.
Fetter lazer. 930.
Gott mine hitter.
Komput. 10705.

Reichard (H. F.) Bess, I am still in

love with you. 12478.

962.

1800

- Reidy (Eileen) Three Irish melodies.

Reichenthal
4921.
Reid (Alec) Light in the way. 10776.

(Ralph) Piano puzzle.

Reid (C. G.) Two hearts that beat
as one. 12032.

‘Reid (C. T.) Where the copra palms
do grow. 7724.

Reid (Charlotte)
wise and witty. 5659.

Reid (D. J.) If you cannot love me
always, don’t love me at all. 13014.
Reid (Ewing) :

Jilted blues. 21990.

You closed the doors to happiness,
when you told me _ good-bye.
23311.

Reid Gr)

12263.
Reid (J. V.) Day is dawning.
Reid bros. Itd.:

Birds on the wing. 3581.

Breath from the Hast. 14346.

Chinatown festivity. 3627.

Christmas carols. 12592.

Day-break. 14530.

Dragon flies. 21445,

Eastern lament. 3848.

Fiddler of Dooney. 18957.

Impromptu pastorale. 14994.

Lake isle of Innisfree. 17245.

Lonely reaper [and] Reaper’s ro-
mance, 4513.

Love in lotus land. 15239.

Love in the wild. 8550.

March of the gnomes.

Marionettes. 15299.

Masquerades. 15305.

Modern scale and arpeggio man-
ual. 15364.

Morning song.

‘Piano duets.

Primroses. 15702.

Raffkins. 15725.

Valse charmeuse.

Woodland whispers.

Reidarson (Per):

Hymne. 17785*, 17785**.

Svundne dage. 13864.

Ved avskeden. 14004.

You are pretty just

Won't you dream of me.

23692.

22190.

4682.
17709, 17710.

23129.
9365.

8927.

Reiff (S. T.):
Bonheur. 16514, 25595 (349).
Bonne nuit. 25595 (350).
Chanson nuptiale. 16565.
Great peace have they. 2006.
Lord is nigh unto them. 2400.
O Lamb of God. 17598.

Sing and rejoice. 15854.
Suppliant. 11813.
Reiley (Thomas)

voice a ealling. 25038.

She could hear his ©

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Reiling (Katherine) :
Drifting apart. 21464.
Hast thou forgotten. 21703.
Hast Thou not known. 21704.
Lead me in the way everlasting.
22062.

Magic of thine eyes. 22167.
O, send out Thy light. 22426.
Sweetest story told. 22960.

23266.
In your arms aS we

Will my dream come true?
Reilly (A. F.)
waltz. 8402.
Reilly (P. L.) Johanna.
Reilly (Thomas) :
Glameury life on old Broadway.
16866.
Her sweet alluring smile. 14812.
Under the speil of those Irish
charms. 20693.
Reimann (Paul) jr. Mammy, I’m
coming back to you. 19680.
Reinagle (Aiexander) Jerry’s song.
2247.
Reinhard (N. P.} Sweetest thing life’s
story tells. 15996.

15071.

Reissiger (—) Libella. 13160.

Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. 18927,
20128, 20446.

Relihan (J. T.) When two hearts
beat as one. 5565, 9413 (241).
12190.

Remick (J. H.) & ¢o0.:

Ali the knicker knockers wear
knickerbockers now. 23382.
Anastasia Reilly. 18485.

Arizona stars. 21060.

Bad news blues. 14163
16462.

Barney Google. 3494, 5679 (142).

Beside a babbling brook. 5830.
7808 (162).

Bobolink. 12501.

Bring back that old fashioned
waltz. 18583.

Calling for you. 21234.

Circus days. 16600.

Clouds of love. 82.

Cock-a-doodle-doo. 756 (16).

Concentrate and love will find a

(652),

way. 3677, T7808 (175).
Coronado. 23644.
Dancing in the dark. 3730, T7808
(181).

Day by day in every way.
5679. (171).

Do you, don’t you, will you, won’t
you. 9949, 14163 (651).

868,

Down by the river. 6070. T7808
(187).

Dreamy melody. 756 (26).

Hisie. 138.

Eternal city of dreams. 23781.

Everything is K. O. in K-Y. 3884,
5679 (185).
Falling. 756 (28).

1801

~ Loving whippoorwill.

First last and always.
14168 (656).
Florentine nights.

L28T1,
6188.

Gee! Tll miss vou when you’re
gone.: 3967, 5679 (190). |

Girl of the olden West. 10216,
14163 (660). | :

Gray hairs. 23941.

Happy days. 16914, 20974 (135).

Hoping. 10375.

I can’t forgive and forget. 4152.

I feel so good. 17010.

Till find the key to your heart.

236.

I love thou lovest. 4180.

I’m a lonesome cry baby.
14163 (676).

I’m arranging for changing the
key. 19245.

I’m gonna steal somebody else’s
baby. 1020.

I never broke nobody’s heart when
IT said good-bye. 4210, 5679
(224). .

I want a girl like mother was.
19291.

I want a pretty girl.
(224).

If you could only learn to care.
ZLT4:

In fair Hawaii. 4279.

In June. 4283, 5679 (236).

In my heart. 10567.

Irish moon. 19387.

It’s raining. 15045.

It’s the nicest sort of feeling.
10610.

Just a
4378.

Land of broken
5679 (249).

Lilac lane. 19564.

Little glow worm.

Lonely lane. 22120.

Lou’siana. 14163 (694), 15231.

10879.

10456,

4230, 7808

little bit of dreaming.

dreams. 2328,

332.

Manzanilla. 19690.
Marching down the aisle.
Mari-posa. 22198.

Mississippi choo-choo.

19696.
1148, 5679

(279).

Mississippi moon. T7808 (256),
8655.

My Cherokee rose. 11079.

My harbor of sunshine and smiles.
£3372.

. My lady and me 11112, 14163
(705).
My love will out-live it all. 4727.

My waltz divine. 19899.
Nearer and dearer. 19918.
No one loves me. 17575.
No other eyes. 4788.
Nobody knows but my pillow and .
me. 2627, 5679 (289).

Remick (J. H.) & co.

INDEX

Contd.

Oh Desdemona, you’re going to
lose vour sheik. 4815.

Old folks at home. 20017.

On the isle of Wicki Wacki Woo.
13484, 14163 (714).

One day in May. 491.

Pal o’ my heart. 11336.

Pesticatin’ mamma. 17707, 20974
(186).

Poor little rose. 4948, 5679 (312).
tocky Mountain moon. 1250,
a679 (321),

Roll on Mississippi. 15759.

Sahara butterfly. 2883.

Sayonara. 24998.

Since you went away dear old
pal. 22800.

Skeezix. 20376.

so i took the fifty thousand dol-
lars. 22822.

Somebody's wrong. 11703, 14163
(739).

Soothing lullaby. 22856.

Steamboat blues. 5233.

Stormy weather pal. 17992.

Suppose nobody cared. 11815.

Sweet butter. 25201.

Sweet one. 3062, 5679 (362).

Baek nuthin else. 14168 (751),

18037.

4 empting. 756 (114).,

That big blond mamma. 18061,
20974 (215).

There’s a little bit of something.
20607

They'll never bring up. father.
20613.

This is love the kind of love I
have for you. 11942.

Tomorrow will be brighter. 756
(119).

True. 23084.

Trying. 1387:

Tut-ank-amen. T7808 (311).

Tweet tweet. 18152, 20974 (220).

Two best girls I love. 23104.

Two lips are roses. 672.

Until tomorrow. 18170.

Valiey of content. 20706.

Voodoo man. 5478, 5679 (386).

Watchin’ the moon rise. 20761.

Weddin’ blues. 20776.

Westward ho! 18230, 20974
(223).

What a fool I’ve been. 756 (126).

What’s your hurry? 1421, 7808

324). ;

When I wonder. 9306.

When the shadows fall. 23226.

When will I know. 756 (130).

Where Monona’s waters piay.
18269.

You are my light and my life.
23308.

1802

DE T51, 028), WoAS

You better stop messin’ around.
20926.
You can’t make a fool out of me.
20929, 20974 (282).
You’ve simply got me _ cuckoo.
23331.
Your eyes. 20962.
Remillard (H. F.):
Grand-daddy’s waltz. 19072.
Just you and I. 19488.
Renard (Casimir) :

A la nature. 1477.

Pourquoi. 2775.

Souvenir. 3003.

Voix del’ au-dela. 3227.

g°™* nocturne. 1475,

Renard (Frank):

Moonlight and foie 1152, 8667.

Romp of the gnomes. 1254, 8950.
Renard (Georges) Trois piéces.

7195.
Renard (Henri) Petite valse. 24836.
Renard (Max) Smiling at me. 13762.
Renaud (2H.):

My garden of memory. 15423.

Orientale. 2558.

Sandwich, 2558.

Renda (Francesco) :
Alba di gaudi. 9448.
Giovannini, virtuoso monello.
10211.

Peppino Frenetieo, 113876.

Sicilia gaia. 11649.

Triciuzza belta ed eleganza.

11999.

Volutta vanzante. 12097.
Rendez-vyeus bourgeois. 8.
Rendleman (Mrs. C. H.) Day dreams.

9893.
Renié (H.):
Au loin, dans la verdure, la mer
. @alme et mystérieuse. 7869.
Bane de mousse. 14163 (39).
Dans la campagne ensoleillée, la
rosée seintille. 8071.

Seherzetto. 14163 (499).

Renk. ...(109 Heart’s enchantment.
2043. :
Renner’ (H., Cjz

All for you, dear, 5717.

Do .you. . 3785,

Lincoln song. 6637.

Little love bug. 24329.

Love’s memories. 4546.

Mah man _ done-turn-me down

blues. 24432.

My baby’s eyes. 4702.

My Cairo sweetheart. 6894.

Somebody loves me. 11702.

We will meet again someday.

25454.

With thee to-night. 25535. E
Rennie (B. H.) Hand eulture.. 16909.
Rentel (S. A.) My daddy. 4709. ai

=

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Renzi (Antonio) Non ti vedro’ mai
piu’. 246653.

Renzi (Remigio) Missa in honorem
sancti Francisci Assisiensis. 2528.
Reo music co. You’ve always cheated.

20082.

Reo pub. co.
75138.
Repper (Charles) :
Cossack dance. 9819.
Dancer in the patio. 9878.
Marigold. 6761.
Requiem mass. 5007.
Reschke (June) My dear old home.
19844.
Reser (H. F.):
Easy goin’. 21476.
Lolly pops. 22117.
Neath Hastern skies. 2610.
Respighi (Ottorino) Belfagor. 9593,
12469.

That roamin’ Romeo.

‘Rest. in the Lord. 25595° (231).

Retlaw (Billie)
Bo09:
Retter (Louis):
Retter’s (Louis) melodious piano
course. 24925.
Simplicity graded violin course.
25069-25071.
Retter (Louis) music co.:
Retter’s (Louis) melodious piano
course. 24925.
Simplicity graded violin course.
25069-25071.
Rettig (H. H.):
I want a. sweetheart to be my
pal. 21873.
My little Irish colleen.
Those Gypsy eyes. 11946.
You go your way and Vii go mine.
1459, 12296.
You will be’ sorry... 12322.
Reuchsek (Hugéne) Heure (d’exer-
cices. 2054. i
Reuchsel (Amédée) :
A travers Vorage. 12350.
Chanson de Provence. 21278.
Gavotte de Lorraine. 21612.
Reuter (Fritz):
At eventide. 1547.
Idylle.. 2882.
Intermezzo. 2833.

Your goodbye kiss.

24601.

5: Révol (J.) -Marche triomphale. 13263.

Revue de Madame Rasimi. 21051,

22450.
Revue de Marigny. 14697.

Revue musicale:

Andante. 15140.

Hommage musical a
‘Fauré. 218, 219.

Trois compositions inédites. 6206.

Gabriel

_ Revue toutes les femmes. 17736.

Rex (George) :
Cat’s whiskers. 3601.
That’s why I’m longing for you.
3108.
Rex (H. 8S.)
moon. 4863.
Rey-Andreu (E.):
Migraine. 1145.
Poémes de l’ombre. S882.
Veillée de Noél. 5454.
Reyer (Ernest) :
Dernier rendez-yous. 20974 (15),
25595. (74).
Pas guerrier. 14163 (424).
Reyl (Emile) I dreamed that a
lassie still cared. 19212.
Reynard (Jules) Morning glories.
19798.
Reynolds (A. M.):
Dear little Jake. 1819.
Handholding blues. 2023.
Just love. 2274.
Reynolds (Charles)
sing. 5562.
Reynolds (EK. H.)
friends. 10410.
Reynolds (Gerald) :
Au milieu du ciel pale. 18462.
Silent night, holy night. 20358.
Voici, vouS pouvez m’en croire.
20742.
Reynolds (L. W.):
Bad baby. 3477.
Don’t pesticate me. 6057.
If you don’t think I’m leavin’, just
count the days ’m gone. 6453.
Tennessee home. 7508.
Then you'll be sorry when it’s way
too, Adber F522.
Troubles. 7570.
Reynolds (W. D.) Old sweethearts
still are sweethearts. 15567.
Reynolds & co.:
Avy BS aE cade:
- Atoms, 23428.
Back answers. 14269.
Blackest man I know. 1618.
Brambledown fair. 21195.

Oux aeroplane honey-

When the robins

I aim’t' got .no

But he didn’t [and] Love. and

arithmetic. 23540.
Castles in the air. 23567.
Chance it. 1702.
Come to the movies. 213309.
Down on the Hoko-Poko. 1860.
Dumbledownshire. 23755.
Fine old English gentleman. S182.
Furniture remover. 1958.
God’s lullaby. 23901.
Gooseberry tart. 8241.
Greetings. 23945.
I’m an actor. 21836.
I was nibbling the knob or my
cane. 24133.
In my dreams. 2199.

: 1803

i re oe

INDEX

Reynolds & co.—Continued.

In that little home Id like to build
for you. * ‘2205,

In Turkey where
lilies grow. 8401.

Indefinite Johnnie. 21940.

Independent candidate. 2213.

Jane of the household brigade.
8419.

the harem

Jones comes home late. 15078.
Kill-joys. 24263.

Little things. 22108.

Michael O’Milligan. 22242.
M’sieur Embonpoint. 8691.

My aim. 8699.

My tea-shop in St. Omer.

2596.
15499.
in the place.

Nice little chap.
Only bally fellow
15589.
Or else. 15591.
Our annual attraction.
Paddy. 8834.
Parson of Puddle.
Peg away. 2741.
Picture pianist.
Publicity. 22610.
Rag-picker of
22620.
Reynolds & @0.’s
albums. 15744.
Road of the ten thousand crosses.
2846.
Rum-ti-tum,
15781.
Sally’s ups and downs.
School days. 2904.
Skipper. 9053.
Soft as oi looks. 22825.
Special album. 9101.
Spot. 15925.
Spring chaplet. 9105.
Supplanted. 22932.
Telephone language. 16023.
Things are not always as bad as

22500.
24806.
15652.
done-for heap.
concert party
drum.

follow the

8972.

they seem. 23047.
Tiny Wl tot Zone.
Troubles. 23083.

Truth [and] Lie. 23086.

Trying to learn English, by a
Frenchman. 25348.

Tut-ankh-amen. 9244.

Unele’s farm. 9252.

Undertaker. 9253.

Veils. 23146.

Verilites album. 3213.
What a nice little game it is!
294.
Why didn’t you tell me that you
loved me? 23254.
Wonderful peace of my Saviour.
25544.
Zyder from Zummerzet. 23347.
Rhea (A. C.) Shyrene.. 22779.
Rheinberger (Josef) Welcome. 18364

(216).

pt. mI, n. s., v.18

Rhené-Baton (—) Au coin de latre.
14257.
Rhoads (R. F.) Tear “drops.
Rhoads (W. H.):
Altho Tm just past eighty-two.
769.
Because I love you too.
College commencement.
I’m _ the
10487.
Pushed out on the world. 531.
Sweet’n’d Lizzie. 25212.
You'll have a day to remember.
12299.
You'll have to give your mama
just what she wants. 5658.
Rhode Island state federation of
women’s clubs. My Rhode Island.
4738.
Rhynal (Camille de):
Fascinating. 6163.
Gliding. 1977.
Happy winter. 10300,
Helenita. 12911.
Imperial blues.
Lola. 386.
Macanas. 2426.
Molly Molloy.
Nina. 15504.
Whirling. 14089.
Yo-San. 5645, 9378.
You to me and me to you. 20957,
23328.
Rhynsburger
15463.

Ribaud (Joseph) You be my Sheba
and I'll be your sheik. 23309.

Ribbe (J. H.) Fundamental technique.
1957.

Ribble (M. H.) Night’s enchantment.
456.

Ribiollet (Edmond) Ma mie.

Rie (A. W.) Taxation blues.

Ricard (W. BF.)
now. 22656.

Ricca (J. A.) When you're tired of
calling me sweetheart, you can al-
ways call me pal. 16263,

Ricci (Joseph) San Jacinto march.
20289, 20290.

20565.

21130.
18702.
vamp of the Bowery.

21914.

13322.

(R. W.) My Seattle.

15267.
1352.
Riding in our Liz-zy

_Ricci-Signorini (Antonio) :

A sera. 20979.

Canto funebre.

Cinque pezzi
22787.

1677.
infantili. 2°

iw)
SS
Ol
A

Poemi del dolore. 7117.

Suite no. 1. 7442.

Suite no. 2. 11797

2* leggenda. 23350.
Ricciardi (E.):

"A tassa ’e lusso. 23361.

Chitarrata dispettosa. 21297.
Giojelleria. 21626.
Li hé ’a vulé bene. 22113.

1804

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Riccitelli Compagnacci.
12609.

Rice (EK. B.) Fourteen synthetic ex-
ercises. 13643.

Rice (Grantland) You ought to know
it by now. 7785.

Rice (Noah):

Sailing. 5067.
When my dreams of my dream
girl come true. 20830.

Rich (A. E.) Maid of my dreams.
Aer:

Rich (B. B.) Somewhere in dear old
Tennessee. 2983.

Rieh .(C.'sB.) It was but lately.
10613.

Rich (Fred):

I’m a harmony baby. 4183.
My Argentina maid. 11070.
Rich (Gladys) :
Lambda phi lambda song book.
LOTS.
-Our brown-eyed sweetheart of
Sigma chi. 20058.
-Rich (Isabelle) :
Knickers. 17235.
Mississippi twins. 4655.

Rich (Jack) Rocking chair blues.
17802.

Rich (Max):

And how. — 7848.
So nice. 13772.

Rich (Stella) Life. 8507.

Richard (A. Leopold) For composi-
tions by A. L. Richard, see this in-
dex under names of claimants of
Copyright.

Richard (H.) For compositions by
H. Richard, see this index under
names of claimants of Copyright.

Richards (Arthur) :

Coming of spring. 21341.

Good-bye, good-bye to summer.
21662.

Lady-bird in the fields. 13150.

My garden flowers. 13369.

Robin. 20231.

Sweet and low. 22942.

(Primo)

_ Richards (B.) Dear refuge of my

weary soul. 14163 (134).
Richards (C. A.) In the beginning
was God. 15013.
Richards (David) :
If I were. 13010.
Master kissed the cook. 18282.
Rhythms. 13642.
Richards (F. D.) In a good old state
‘of sunshine. 14996.
Richards (G. W.) In the Saviour I
am hiding. 10583.
Richards (H. M.) Darling o’ mine.
16668.
Richards (Henry) Kalakua. 4399.
Richards (Jack) My tea shop in St.
Omer. 2596. :

Richards, Gs... ~B.) My homeland.
11106.
Richards (M. M.) Neath the pines of
old Virginia. 6946.
Richards (May) I am longing for
home sweet home and you. 16997.
Richards (Richard) :
Gnats. 1983.
Japanese lanterns. 2239.
Jolly huntsman. 2259.
Night’s candles. 2620.
Yellow sands. 3382.
Richards (Samuel) Oh, I love you.
7000.
Richardson (A. F.) My girl. 19855.
Richardson (A. V.) Awakened, no
more war. 1557.
Richardson (Adrienne)
haze. 4691.
Richardson (C. O.):
Mona from Barcelona. 13324.
Yearning for you. 14130. °
Richardson (Cy) I was only fooling
when I said I loved you. 8362.
Richardson (E. C. L.) Kiddies’ book.
6582.
Richardson (J. .G.) Twilight brings
memories of you. 5417, 12022.
Richardson (J. H.) At dawning.
16440.
Richardson (Thomas) Kiddies’ book.
6582.
Richardson (Vera):
Circus parade. 8013.
Clowns. 8018.
Merry-go-round. 8634.
Trick pony. 9224.
Richardson (W. H.):
Duet concertante. 12733.
Serenade romantic. 13708.
White lancers. 14090.

Mountain

| Richardville (Rose) Lou’siana_ blos-

som. 4528.
Richer (D. H.) Just to-day. 10674.
riche: (Ua. an:
Hallelujah! I believe. 16908.
Holy Spirit, come and fill us.
16958,
Holy Spirit hymn. 16959.
Jesus. all in all. 17170.
Jesus, I come to Thee. 17173.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 17175.
Jesus saves me. 17176.
Just like mother. 17202.
Love not the world. 173353.
No time for Jesus. 17576.
O joy! he is coming. 17597.
O the sin of worry. 17603.
O wonderful city. 17606.
Robed and ready. 17796.
Secret of a happy day. 17859.
Someday our Lord will come.
17942.
There is glory in my soul. 18077,

1805

INDEX

Richison (J. A):

Better every day. 9608.

Chippewa girl. 9752.

Cobras dance. 9785.

Dear dream. 9901.

‘Desert night. 9931.

Homesick for you. 8296, 14840.

Jane. 10621.

Little Mee Lee. 10799.

Lulu of Honolulu. 10888.

Mermaid ahoy! 10976.

My Bedouin. 11071.

Oh say. 11248.

Rose of all the world. 11587.

Roses of my love. 11544.

Serpents stroll. 11616.

Tired business man, 11972.
Richley (E. ©.) Honey mine. 21759.
Richley (Tommy) See Richley (H. C.)
Richman (Harry) Mammy’s carbon
. copys Br2:

Richman (J. J.):
I’m going home to mother. 19253.
Mammy Lou. 19681.
Mountain maid. 19816.
Richmond (Jack):
Sing mammy sing, Sweet and low.
5148, 9043, 11664.
When mother sings Sweet and
low. 18249, 20829.
Richmond-Robbins, inc. :
Agitato no. 1. 9488.
Appassionato. 16375 (6).
Appassionato no. 1. 16429.
Arkansaw mule. 5679 (186),
7856.

3onnie. 9639, 9640, 123844 (74).

Breath of an Irish smile. 5679
(152) 4 FO46.. . 2SDT,, 1. 209T4
(103).

By-gones. 12344 (78), 125384,
14163 (641), 14869.

Can’t you hear me calling, pal 0’
mine. 94138 (163), 9695.

Capitol. 3369 (10).

Capitol march. 3586, 5905, 9698.

Coquette. 23352 (25), 23641.

Cortege. 16634, 16373 (15).

Dancing banjo. 12344 (89),

12650.

Darktown reveille. 7808 (182),
8074.
Debutante.
(119, 120).
Dew drops. 12344 (94), 12692,

12693.

Dramatie andante no. 1. 14588.

Dry yo’ eyes. 18364 (247), 18874.

Enemies of women. T7808 (195),

10061, 10062.

For you alone. 6195.

Gloria. 14748, 16373 (24).

Golondrina. 14759, 16373 (26).

Gruesome tales. 18364 (251),

19081.

18789, 18790, 20974

1806

‘ oe ae

pt. 111, n.'S., v. 18

Heaven in your eyes. 9413 (177),
10334.

Hedge roses. 9413 (178) ,.. 10337,
16373 (27), 16935.

I hear thy voice in every song.
2104.

I’ll never grow tired of waiting,
7808 (222), 8331.

In a tea garden: 18364 (261),
19334. q

Joe Turner blues. 24213, 25595
(417). ; ;

Keep a-goin’. 19497, 20974. (152).

Love’s little hour. 5679 (268),
8563, 18364 (278), 19640.

March of the mannikins. 5679
(274), 8605, 13260, 13261.

Merry pranks. 141638 (699),
153836, 18364 (283), 19748

Midnight chimes. 20974 (168),
22246.

Misterioso no. 1.
15359.

Moon dreams. 9413 (199), 18364
(285), 19786.

Moonlight silhouettes. 18364
(286), 19792.

Noodlin’. 9413 (207), 11175.

O sole mio. 16373 (65), 17602.

Ole Miss Blues. 24736, 25595
(461).

On the golden shore. 12344 (191),
13480, 13481.

Paquita. 22027:

Peanuts! 5 a bag. 14163 (721),
15682.

Ping-a-pep. 12344 (199), 13568.

Plinka plunk. 14163 (724),
aT T27.

Poison ivories. 11412, 12344 (202).

Pollywog’s frolic. 20138, 26974
(188).

Promenade. 5679 (315), 7151,
7152, 8905.

Red wing. 18364 (305), 202038.

Rose leaves. 15770, 18364 (308),
20247.

Rose 0’ mine. 2861, 14163 (731).

Savage carnival. 227138, 23352
(112).

Saxophone scandals. 23352 (113),
24994.

Screening preludes. . 22737.

Screening preludes, no. 1. 20974
(198).

Shamrock leaves.
15829.

She wouldn’t -do what I asked
her to. 20974 (202), 22768.

Some lonesome night. 591, 756—
(98).

Soul of arose. 22857, 23352 (123). |

South Sea eyes. 756 (104), 13810, —
5219.

Tarantella. 14163 (733), 16019.

14163 - (702),

14163 (732), .

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923’

Tell me with smiles. 1475 (27),

3090, 3091.

To a lonesome heart. 16373 (90),
18122.

Toddling. 5679 (374). 9413 (238),
9218, 11982. ‘

Tomfoolery. 16095, 16373 (91).

7808 (314) , 12033.
6373 (94),

Two little eyes.

Upright and grand.
18172.

Valse Leoane. 23352 (189), 25396.

Violets. 12344 (248), 14016, 14163
(763), 16170.

Western allegro. 12156.

When love comes stealing. 3262,
3:35 5,9 ir i Toe A

Richter (Francis) Romance. 11529.

Rickards (Grace) Alice blues. 9452.

Ricketts (Bob):

Charleston crazy. 18664, 23580.

Goin’ home. 190538.

I don’t love nobody
have no blues. 24073

I’m gonna get you. O44 245.

If you want to keep your daddy
home. 264.

Just thinkin. 10673, 19481.

Laughin’ eryin’ blues. 312, 2334.

Louisville blues. 348.

Mistreatin’. daddy. 17440, 19772

My mammy’s blues. 15451, 19873.

‘Save your man and satisfy your
soul. 20294, 24991.

Tain’t a doggone thing
blues. 2053 9) 20540.

Tired 0’ waitin’ blues.
20642. :

Triflin’ blues. 53889, 12001.

Wish I had you and I’m gonna
get you, blues. 12249, 20891.

so. L. don’ t

but the

9208,

Ricketts . (FP. 'J.):

Cavalry of the clouds. 14402.
Sparks. 20451.

Two imps. 20686.

Rickman (James & Carl) Now-a-days.

'

11196.
Ricks (Minnie) Moving picture blues.
19818

Rico (Joseph) :

Brise ensoleillée. 21201.
Louise de Lorraine. 22140.

Mélancolie musicale. 2484.
j Nuages @’ automne. 464.
| Ricordi (G.) & co.
A notte alta. 23357.
Above the clouds. 18378.
Adagio. 546.
Ali. 16398, 23378.
Allegretto. 381.
Allegro con brio. 18416.
Amarella. 18425.

’ Andante con variazioni. 14225.
Andante religieux. 3428.
Andantino. 5051.
Andantino mosso. 18487.

‘Cantabile. 32:

-Due girovaghi.

. Fides.

- 1807

14233.
3433.

Anima canta!
Anniversario.
Aria trae.
Attesa. 18460.
Aurora. 3459, 14258.
Autunno in campagna.
Badinage. 3478.
Bambola della Prateria.
p20 kd hs 88
Barearolle. 21121.
Basie bote. 3496.
Belfagor. 9593, 12469.
Bene mio, ti vedo. 14300.
Bergerette. 23480.
Brighella. 21197.
Caccia. 500.

18472.
14282,

Cantata. 18625.
Canti di Sardegna.
Canzoncina. 69.
Canzone a Chioggia. 18630. 4
Capriccio. 559.
Caro, caro mio bambin. 23561. |
Cavalloni. 14401.
Childhood visions. 23588.
Cintia:’ 21317:
Cloches. 79.
Colombina. 21324.
Come to me, all ye that labour.

18712. .
Come with me. 3672.
Concertino. 14465, 14466.
Concerto. 8498.
Cristoforo Colombo.
Danse des elfes. 105.
Di giorno. 18803.
Di notte. 18804.
Dieci liriche infantili. 472.
Dimmi fanciulla. ‘18812.
Dodici studii. 17678.
Dolore estinto nella fede.
Douze mélodies. 16108.
Dream city. 3806, 14590.
Dream love. 16735.
Duecia. 3828.

25904. C)

5988.

14569.

3830.
Due sonetti del Berni.
Duetto comico. 23754.
Eliana. 3851.

En Cuba. 1888.
Hnough. 3862.
Hsercizii e studii. 8153.
Every hour I want you.
Fantasia. 8088.

Far green hills of home.
Fiamminga. 14682.
18958.
Fior di Siviglia.
Flor de Habana.
Femina. 14700.
Follow on. 3935.
Four songs. 16196.

Fox trot del Merlo. 3947.
Fuite de centaures. 14719.
Fumo e la neve. 3955.

d71.

14645.
16789.

14688.
167.

INDEX

Riecordi (G.) & co.—Continued.

Gandhi. 3958.

Giorgetti (F.) metodo. 19026.

Gran concierto. 21667, 21668.

Great beyond. 21673.

Happy Bethlehem. 21693.

Hawaiian love song [and] Sea
Gypsy. 19101.

Heaven at the end of the road.
983.

Hope. 6349.

I am here! 88316.

In media nocte. 15009.

Invocazione. 19382.

Java. 8423.

Keep on never minding.

Kin-tehing. 17225.

King-tehing. 8466.

Largo. 195383.

Laude. 15160.

Levommi il mio pensier in parte
ov’era. 15175.

Libro @immagino. 17270.

Little star. 4498.

Lovely rose. 17338, 196382.

Lovers’ lane. 24389, 24390.

Madelina. 15269.

Madrigale. 24416.

Mahit. 8587.

Malaguenas. 19670.

Marionnette en promenade. 4593,

4594.

Mélodie. 22618.

Melodies populaires indiennes.
15321.

Minuetto. 401, 402, 17482, 24522.

Misteri gaudiosi. 22268.

Motivo d’amore. 8683.

My lady moon. 24598.

Najade. 19908.

New hesitation. 4773, 15494.

Ninna nanna_ della bambola.
11164.

Notturno. 9209, 17711.

Notturno a Lesbo. 8763.

O ask of the stars. 756 (82).

O thou fairest among women.
4805.

Ode to music. 4809.

Ondulada. 17646, 24750.

Ore innocenti. 494.

Pantalon. | 22524.

Papa chéri je aime. 13602.

Pastorale.. 560, 15809.

Pensée divine. 514.

Pesca notturna. 20106.

Petroushka. 2749.

Pianto della danzatrice. 15648.

Piccolo sogno. 20113.

Pixy-ring. 15660, 15661.

Prés de toi. 526.

Principe e nuredha. 4966.

Quel rosignuol che si soave pi-
agne. 15720.

Quiéreme Chinita mia. 20181.

1808

‘Tarantella. 22990.

pt. 01,0. 6. % 18

Radiant morn hath passed away.
15iZa. .
Rainbow trail. 17766.
Redowa. 8923, 17784.
Requiem mass, 20218.
Réve d’amour. 20220.
Rimpianto. 20224.
Rise up, my love. 5022.
Road to spring. 24988.
Romanza di Pedro. 2856.
Rondine muore. 15766.
Rondo. 20242-20244.
Rover. 24971.
Russian Rose. 756 (93).
Sei grandi studii. 17276.
Sera. 20318. .
Serenade. 59, 22752.
Sérénade inutile. 15821.
Serenata di Lucio. 2933.
Serenata napoletana. 9011.
Showman. 15841.
Si vous lVaviez compris! 9030.
Sit down. 20375.

‘Slumber song of the plains. 20386.

Sogno. 20397.

Sogno del satiretto ed el cuculo.
15877.

Solo di Consuelo. 2972.

Sonata no. 3. 20419.

Sonata in fa. 597.

Sonata intima. 25116.

Stepping along. 25165.

Stir not up nor awake my love.
PE

Stornellata marinara. 15944.

Stornelli e ballate. 22903, 22904.

Suite sinfonica. 22921.

Summer rain. 9126, 9128.

Supremo sonno. 15972.

Sur les cimes. 20509.

Take this little rosebud. 1343,
TASG.

Tecnica razionale e progressiva
del violoneellista. 22996.
Tecnicismo. 25241.
Thistledown. 20621.

To a little child. 5372.
Toccata. 504.

Todo mi amor para ti. 20647.
Tombolo. 9219.

Topsy. 18137.

Trees. 5388. ;
Trees have grown so. 18140.
Trio. 16107.

U.. B...4) me: andint ie 0.
25368.
Unclaimed. 9251.

Vals. 20440, 20441.

Ventaglio. 16156.

Venti studii. 21581.

Vento. 16157.

Vergine morta. 20726.

Via della finestra. 5463.

Vieni, 25413.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

IS

Visione. 20739.

Vita fugge e non s’ arresta un
‘ora. 16174.

Wait till we get our little home
together. 5486.

Zephyrs. 756 (139).

33 saggi ed improvvisi ritmici.
3904.

Riddell (Walter) :
Jolly jazzers. 24214.

That wonderful dreamyland waltz.
5338.
Ridderhof (N. L.)
songs. 22073.
Riddick (B. C.) My heart calls, my
love, come back, be true. 17504.

Riddle of Isis. 15748.

Rideout (Percy) Spring chaplet.

Rider (J. M.) Starlight lullaby. 25160.

Rider (M. M.) If I only had a pal
like you. 10539.

Ridge (Kirk) Blue flower.

Ridges (KE. C.)

Let us sing sacred

9105.

1626.
Rheumatism blues.

5017.

Ridgway (Gail) Song of summer.
13798.

Ridings (Belle) Lovers. still when
old and gray. 19633.

Ridley (A. W.) & co.:
Born this day. 1634.
Carol high and carol low.
Gabriels message. 1959.
Hoofs of the horses. 19158.
will extol’ Thee, O. God, my
King. 19298.
In Judah’s fields.
Infant king. 2219.
Lads at Ludlow fair. 19524.
My prayer for you. 19884.
Street sounds to the soldier’s
tread. 20484.
Suite. 20884, 20885.
There came three kings.
To Bethlehem. 3153.
midliey (S: ©.) 3
Romany revels. 20239.
Scouts and guides rally.
Silver gondola. 20361.
Rieck (Philip) Love is never out of
fashion. 6691.
_ Riegger (Wallingford) :
Easy opera classics. 6112.
xraded studies in ensemble play-
ing. 19071.
Riego (Teresa Del)
(Teresa).

1683.

2194.

3115.

20308.

See Rel Riego

Rienzo (A. J.) Dream kiss. 9990.
Rier (L. G.) O, brother mine. 17591.
Ries (Franz):

Album-blitter. 7819.

Farewell to Slieve Morna. 10102.

Londonderry air. 10815.

Mountains high.
Vélocité. 14006.
Ries & Erler:
Adagio. 7935.
Album-blatter.
Arietta. 7854.
Gavotte. 8685. -
Landler. 8687.
Madchenlied. 24418.
Riesenfeld (Hugo) Westward
18230.
Rieti (Vittorio)
7116

11058.

7819.

ho!
Poema fiesolano.

Rietz (W. J.):
Down Virginia way.
Linger here. 8513.
Rife (John) Papa’s bad boy.
Rifici (Vincent)
South Sea isle.
Rigdon (W. T.)
dle of mine.
Rigers (E. C.)
18364 (147).
Rigs. (Jeb. is
Eavesdropper. 756 (27), 900.
Follow the piper. 10147.
It’s only a wee sprig o’ heather.
10608.
Jamie and Maggie on the banks
0’ Loch Lomon’! 15061.

6082.

DOO:

Sweetest maid of the
15995.

That blessed old cra-

25200:

My blessed Redeemer.

My dear auld hame. 11085.
Thistle. 11944.
To a Scotch lass. 11974.
Riges (W. A.) Ku klux march.
22051.
Rigoletto. 7623, 7624, 12076.
Riis-Magnussen (Ad.) :
Himlen. 991.
Kirsebzertreerne. 1072.

Riker (H. A.):
Justi yous 66505; 17210:
Ship o’ dreams. 25048.
Riley (W. L.):
Another day.
Tll get you. 14892.
If I had you. 6489.
Oh! wishing moon. T7006.
Sing the blues. 22803.
Sweet oriental Rose. 7465.
Riley-Robison music pub. co.:
Dreams were never meant for me.
14600.

9501.

I’m on my way back home. 14926.
Soul mate of mine. 9095.
Rimmer (W.) My Syrian maid.
13394.
Rimsky-Korsakow (Nicolas) :
Capriccio espagnol. T7967, 23557.

Cavatina of the Czar of Berendey.
1692.

Chanson indoue. 7988, 16564.

Czar cavatina. 23667.

Danse lithuanienne. 18760.

Festival at Bagdad. 6174.

1809

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Rimsky-Korsakow (Nicolas )—Contd.
Fir-tree and the palm. 1926.
Grande Paque russe. 19073.
Hymn to the sun. 16991.

Look upon thy = garden fair.
10832.
Romance. 2850,°" 12344 Peary,
2207
Sheherazade. 2901, 2902, 2944,
2945. ;
Snegourochka. 9059.
Song of India. 13801, 7373, 9084,
17949.
Song of the shepherd Lehl.
20125"!
Young prince and the young
princess. 3357.
Rinaldi (G.):
Margarita. | 15297, 15298.
That’s the pleasure. 13908, 13909.
Rinaldo. 7201.
Rinascénte, HKesistente. Eruzione ’e
PE.” 12763.

Ring (—):
Danse hongroise. 25595 (866).
Dolores. 38789, 8101.

Ring (Justin) :

April sighs. 9510.
Bee and the pup. 18523.
Bird at the waterfall.
Cricket’s carnival. 9836.
Day at the zoo. 12667, 12668.
Dixie Susan, tell the folks im
Dixie that I’m coming. 23719.
Gloria. 14748.
Pretty little one. 24890.
Ring (Montague) Two songs of the
desert. 2838.
Ring (Samuel) Dollar ‘sign. 23723.
Ringe (Wm.) Will you be a soldier’s
bride.” - 12238:

Ringle (Dave):

Any old time at all. 14241.

Foolin’ my feet. 10149.

Golden head. 4008.

Home town blues. 10366, 14839.

I’m getting so now I don’t eare.
PA

New York’s jubilee.

9615.

6951.

Olid sweetheart of long ago. 2687.
Sahara moon. 558.
Wet wash ball. 20792.

Ringulet (M.) Childhood days. 18674.

Ringwood (M. A.) Our beautiful flag.

2716.

Ripley (C. 8S.) Man in the- moon.
24444,

Ripley (H. R.) My rose of West Vir-
ginia. 4740.

Ripley (F. H.) Natural music charts.
7808. (85-89).

Ripley (H. G.) jr. Sun temple. 5251.

Ripley (J. E.). Answer. 3485.

Kiische (G. F.) Santa Claus and his
fairies. 14163 (490).

1810

Rivers -@W.. De)

Rise of Rosie O’Reilly. 9644, 9645,
9888, 10495, 10585, 10681, 10762,
10851,- 10918, 11420, 11515, 12174,
12511, 12522, 13650, 16239, 16240,
18563-18565, 20821-20824, 23215.

Risher (A. P.):

He leadeth me. 12899.

I shall have my day. 12992.

Indian lament. 24179.

Little tarantelle. 13189.

Mazurka brillante. 24476.

O mistress mine. 11212. |:

Playful winds. 13572.

Saviour, like a shepherd lead us.
15803.

Riso (Gaetana) Bella tormina. 16483,
Ritas (George) Vainqueurs. 16145.
Ritchie (Billy) :

Florida shore. 16818.

I’m lonesome for you dear old pal.

4196.

Just a bit too late.
Ritchie (Ethel) :

Florida shore. 16818.

I’m lonesome for you dear old pal.

4196.

Just a bit too late.
Ritenour (Pearle) :

Departing day. 18799.

Those wonderful eyes.
Ritter (—) Sun of my soul.
Ritter (I. M.):

Pond lilies.

Withered roses.
Ritter (M. I.):

Christmas memories.

Dawn divine. 3740.

Our Father’s love. 7044.

Santa and the givers. 1266.
Ritter (Peter) Sun of my soul. 22926.
titter (Sarah) Childhood days. 18678.
Rive (—) On blooming meadows.

13476.
Rivera (Modesto) Fareweil serenade.
1914.
Rivera (R. R.) Cancién nativa. 212389.
Rivers (C. L.):

His matchless love. 4102.

Love’s triumph. 17351.

In the land of my

171983.

17193.

23058.
18004.

4947.
3318.

16594.

dreams. 4296.
Rizzi (Albert or Alberto) :
At dawn. 14254.
Bettina mia. 21159.

Dimi fanciulla. 18812.

Fides. 18958.

Marionettes. 6762.

Songo d’amore. 1290.

Vieni. 25413.
Rizzo (Ambrogio) Povera Giusep~ —
| pina: 20147.
Rizzo (Vineent) Flower of Cuba.

21569.

——_

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1928

Roach (J. F.):
Cheer up. 9740.
Hoe cake dance. 10359.
Old homestead schottische. 11264.
Orange blossoms. 11304.
Roach (Philip) Meet me tonight in
the moonlight. 4618.
Roach-Frankland. How to write and
play in a simplified manner. 19172.
Roadeap (S. §.) American beauty
rose. 14213.
Roadeap (Virginia) When father had
the flu. 16228.
Roat (C. EH.) music co.:
Faded love letters. 3888.
Holding hands. 5679 (207), 6338,
8291.
T’ll love you day after day. 6396.
Just holding hands. 19468.
One night. 20041.
Pal of my dreams. 5679 (303),
7062, 8837, 20079.
Parisimo. T7074.
Rose of an hour. 7221.
Story of a rose. 7433.
To make me happy Monday, just
give me my Sunday. 7553.
When my shoes wear out from
walking. 7700.
ROO hoy. TSUS (58; 59; 113; 174),
18364 (59-61, 148).
Robaczewski (T. S.) Msza pasterska.
19819.
Robbins (C. O.)
13031.
Robbins
SOQ
Robbins (Hyverett) :
Gonna take away the shiin’, I’ve
got those shimmie blues. 10254.
Hard luck blues. 19094.
I grieve constantly. 19214.
Razzlin’ raggedy rag. 4995.
Robbins (R. C.):
Belle dame sans merci. 5818.
Ode to the west wind. 6991.
Robert (A. E.):
My Christmas winter rose. 223
Winking, blinking moon. 232
Robert (Gustave) :
Fantasy trio. 6160.
Magie garden. 15274.
Robert (Jean) Mirages. 17483.
Robert (K. A.) In my dreams. 19347.
Robert le. diable. 14163 (357).
Roberta il Diavolo. 15340.
Roberts (C. J.):
Kol nidre. 5679 (247), 22045.
Londonderry air. 2390.
Triumph. 20662, 20663.

In an aeroplane.

(David) Stepping some.

Roberts COOL es:

Any old time. 20.

Cry baby. 100.

Doggone. whippoorwill. 3787,
3788.

Go go bug. 188, 8231.
Heart beats. 21722.
Honey. 4112.
I got. 14883.
I’m scared of you. 249.
Indian moon. 4310.
Isabel. 277, 6511.
Leaping leopards. 24288.
Lolly papa. 4509.
Mail man must be mad at me.
368.
Mo’ ‘lasses. 406.
Pat your feet. 508.
Princess Nicotine. 22602.
Jazzland ball. 291.
Rambling Rose. 536.
Rosetime and you. 5045, 5046.
Sharlee. 25037.
Struttin’ the blues away. 617,
7439. i
U_no. 675, 7600.
Universal lullaby. 676.
When you dance with a wonderful
Sir) We. 44 40,
Roberts (D. E.):
Breathe on me, breath of God.
5858, 5859.
Jesus calls us. 17171.
Roberts (F. E.) Forever mine. 6196.
Roberts (G. C.) Why ean’t I make
you want me. 20865.
Roberts (Geo.) :
In my garden. 4288.
Joy. 10646.
Pierrot. 2753.
Roberts (Hal) She’ll be there mother
mine. 25040.
Roberts (J. EH.) I will lift up mine
eyes. 8363. 8364.
Roberts (4 Lak
Boys of sixty one. 12515.
Call again. 12540.
Crying-for you. 9843.
Day by day in every way I love
you more and more. 3745.
Dearest love. 3758.
If I had this whole wide world
I’d give it all for you. 4253.
Is there in your heart any love
for me. 4826.

Just say it somehow. 6573.

Laughing eyes. 10735.

Let’s go to California. 6622.

Listen while I say. 13173.

Little Boy Blue. 10787.

Love. 4529.

Love’s expression. 13230.

My dad’s love song about mammy.
6896.

My little Jane in Jersey. 11115.

My Mollie O. 17525.

Old time soldier. 11270.

Soldier’s lament. 11693.

True loves’ dawning. 5398.

Voice I’ve heard. 5470.

INDEX

Roberts (J. F.)—Continued.
When your heart bids love good-

bye. 12208.
Why was not my mother a queen.
5600.
Roberts (J. J.) Seventh word of
Christ. 17872.

Roberts (J. V.):
Peace I leave with you.
Seek ye the Lord. 8997.
Roberts (L. S8.):
After the gale. 3385.
Be brave. 3499.
Before the gale. 3508.
Hula dreams. 4131.
If we could see beyond today.
4263.
Keep sweet—and sing.
Life’s mirror. 4474.
Moon dreams. 19786.
Oh, Harold. 4816.

15630.

4406.

Q. R. 8S. educator rolls. 20170—
20176.
Wanting you so. 5497.
What a laugh can do. 5532.
Whenever you think of daisies.
5575.
Roberts (M. M.) Oh Delia! oh Celia!
22439.
Roberts (T. O.) Nefoedd. 15483.
Roberts (W. HH.) Sunshine and
smiles. 13859.
Robertson (A. A.) What’s in a name.
18234.
Robertson (C. H.) My valentine.
4748.

Robertson (H. 8.):
O waly waly up the bank. 17064.
O, wert thou in the cauld blast.
17605.
Robertson (N. F.):
All my dreams came true. 16404.
Champagne, you’re the best of all.
16561.
I like chicken.
Robertson (R. N.):
In the long ago. 15019.
One dollar bills. 15581.
Robertson (Ruby) :
Did you ever love anybody just
like this. 14554.
Dreaming at twilight
dreaming of you. 23744.
Since I leve Mary. 15853.
This is love, the kind of love I
have for you. 11942.
Why did you promise me?

17016.

16292.

Robertson (Ted) We'll meet you,
mother. 9286.

Robertson (W. J.) Dreams of Dixie.
1869.

Robertson (W. J.) musie co. Dreams |
of Dixie. 1869.

Robichaud (Ferdinand) That’s an

old fashioned girl. 11918.

1812

means }

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Robin (E. J.) Blotto.
Robin Adair. 15757.
Robin Hood. 9413 (46).
Robinson (—) Just because you're
you, that’s why I love you. 2271.

Robinson (A. B.) You and {. 739.
Robinson (A. J.):

Fade away blues. 14657.

Give it to me daddy cause it’s ali

14351.

all mine. 10223.
Make up your mind. 4569, 5679
(275)2

496.
Picture you sent

Oriental moon.
Robinson (C. H.)

me. 4924.

Robinson (Mrs. C. J.) Why should I
eare. 20872.

Robinson (C. M.) Seeking. 5679
(94).

Robinson (C. S.)
of spiritual songs.
Robinson (Chater) :
Confidence. 14467.
Miles of smiles. 4649, 10893.
Pom! Pom! ti-looral-ay. 7125.

Calvary selection
1475. (4; 2)

Robinson (David) Jubilee march.
19442.

Robinson (E. A.) Junior Methodist
hymnal. 24231.

Robinson (HE. H.) Much ado about
nothing. 15402. .

Robinson (E. M.) Concord hymnal.
16626.

Robinson (EHdward) Tll be there,
when you come. 10445.

Robinson (H. J.) Please don’t pity
me. 20129.

Robinson (J. Brackstin) We’re all

goin’ a vote on election day. 7671.

Robinson (J. C.) Some old day.
20408.
Robinson (J. -Ps Cutey. waltz.
16651.
Robinson (J. R.):
Agegravatin’ papa. 5704.
Beale street mamma. 1590.
Cinderella. 18684.
Eecentric. 18887.
Erratic. 18907.

First waltz belongs to me. 932.
I’d be a fool to fool with you.
19204.
Little boy blues. 6647.
On Sunday. 11278.
Out and gone. 20067.
Rampart street blues.
Rocky Mountain Rose.
St. Louis gal. 20278.
Sam Jones’ blues. 20286.
Syncopatin? mamma. 22973.
Two time Dan. 12035.
Youre trying to throw me down.
y BD LG

20190.
17803.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Robinson (J. W.) Garvey’s brigade.
1962.

Robinson (James Burl) She’s the girl
I’m looking for. 20341.

Robinson (Louis) I left my heart
hangin’ on the Mason-Dixon line.
14888.

Robinson (N. 8S.) Auburn wins. 18463.

Robinson (Vrs. P. B.):

Changing. 23574.

Choctaw blues. 21300.

Everlasting not forgotten blues.
21518.

God is love. 23894.

God’s gifts. 19050.

Golden fleece. 19055.

I ain’t lazy, I’s jist tired. 19190.

Ireland is up there. 24186.

Just a pal. 24235.

My home among the hills. 24594.

Ragtime darktown jazz _ baby.
22622.

Vagary. 25384.

What do you think of, Violet.
20795.

Wild cowboy. 25522.

Robinson (Purdon) Barnegat love-
song. 3493.
Robinson (Ray)

25165.

Robinson Crusoe musie pub. co. What
shall I do when he ealls on me.
23208.

Robison (C. J.) :

Dreams were never meant for me.
14600.

I’m on my way back home. 14926.

Just a baby. 6562.

~Robledo (Julian) Three o’clock in the
morning. 5360, 7535, 11957, 11958,
25296.

Robley (G. D.) Day by day. 3744.

Robrecht (Carl) Moderne tanzfimmel.
13320. =

Robson (R. W.) Hark! the song of
jubilee. 23970.
-Rocereto (M. S.):
Blue Ridge division. 23504.
Our fighting men. 11316.
Roche (Charles de) Sahanda. 11567.
Roche (H. M.) Quo vadis. 20182. —
Rochhold (Clifford) Sweet southern
dreams at twilight. 15990.
Rochon (R.):
Dear girl of my dreams. 3750.
Good-bye, Pussyfoot, good-bye.
4014.
Kock (J. ©.) pseud. See Rockefeller
(Clarence Clarke).
- Rock me to sleep, mother. 20234.
_ Rockefeller (C. C.) I’m laughing.
8345.
Rocketts (Bob) Goin’ home. 6250. .

Stepping around.

Rockwell (C. J.) Marsh progressive
orchestra book. 1131.

Rockwell (Lillian) Hush-a-bye. 6374.

Rocky road. 24948.

Rode (Pierre) Twenty-four caprices.
14163 (473).

Rodebach (J. H.) Message by radio.
10979.

Rodeheaver (H. A.) :

Ain’t it a shame to work on Sun-.

day? 20996.

Angels in heaven have changed
my name. 18440.

Apple blossom time. 21053.

Babylon’s fallin’. 23442.

Bethlehem’s star. 9606.

Bible. 9610.

Birds are singing in my heart.
9615.

Call. 9688.

Cali to harvest. 9691.

Children’s king. 21293.

Christ is King. 9760.

Christian battle song. 9762.

Christian challenge. 9763.

Did you hear my Jesus. 23715.

Do not ask me to go without Jesus.
9947.

Easter carol. 10028.

Encourager. 10060.

Ever true and faithful. 10077.

Fill every day. 10120.

Following His steps. 10148.

Forevermore. 10157.

Fragments. 10169.

Get right, stay right. 19020.

Give me the old-time religion.
19036.

Go forth with banners waving.

21642.

Go forward. 10227.

God is love. 10230.

God knows. 10232.

Goin’ to shout all over God’s
heaven. 23904.

Golden bells. 23907.

Good Samaritan. 10260, 23926.

Gospel train is coming. 19070.

Grateful praise. 10269.

Great day. 10271.

Great, unchanged One. 10273.

Hand me down my silver trumpet.
19088.

Happy little workers. 10295.

He ain’t comin’ here to die no mo’.
23979.

He never forgets His own. 10316.

He never will forget. 10317.

Hear de church bells _ tolling.
19117.

Heart aflame. 10322.

Help me to give, and give today.
10342.

His lamp am I. 10357.

Ad

1813

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INDEX

Rodeheaver (H. A.)—Continued.

Hush! somebody’s calling my
name. 19181, 19182.

I believe the Bible. 10417.

I heard de angels singin’. 19219.

I know I have another building.
19224.

I love Him. 10453.

I’m new-born again. 19258.

I’ve been under de water. 19281.

I would not be a sinner. 19306.

If we will. 10543.

In that bright shining world.
19352.

Isn’t it a wonder? 19389.

Jehovah is leading. 10632. _

Jesus is a friend of mine. 10634.

Jesus is keeping me day by day.
10636. .

Jesus needs your very best.
10637.

Keep a-inchin’ along. 24257.

King of all kings. 10695.

Lift Himeap. .. 10773 :.

‘Lift on high His banner. 10774.

Lifted up for you. 10775.

Listen to the lambs. 24314.

Little mother of mine. 10801.

Live it as you go. 22111.

Living flame. 10808.

Look away to heaven. 19611.

Lord, I can’t stay away. 19613.

Lord will lead. 10837.

Lost chord found. 10840.

Make every day count. 10903.

Marching onward. 10920.

Master calls. 10935.

Mighty King. 10989.

More of Thee. 11035.

Most done toiling here. 19801.

My friend. 223828.

My Lord has need of me. 22339.

O yes, yonder comes my Lord.
24691.

On dere knees. 24738.

Only in Jesus. 11550.

Out in the fields. 11322.

Out of the shadow. 11323.

Peter on the sea. 24827,

Play on. yo’ harp.. 20122.

Plumb de line. 20131.

Ply the oar. 13578.

Praise Him. 11485.

Praise the Lord. 11487.

Prodigal’s return. 11450.

Progressive Sunday school songs.
11465.

Put your hand to the plough.
11473.

Rejoice, He is risen! 11498.

Rise up, Shepherd. 24937.

Rock me to sleep. 11523.

Rodeheaver’s gospel songs. 1251.

Roll, Jordan, roll. 24945.

Safe retreat. 11565.

1814

' Writing each day. 12273.

Rodelinde. 21685.
Rodemich (Gene) :

Rodgers (I. C.):

Rodney (Earle) pseud. See Flagler
(R. 8.).

pt. Ut, n. S., v.18

Service of our King. 11617.

Shine on me. - 20345.

Signs of the judgment. 20356.

Some one. 11698.

Some place is waiting. 11699.

Somebody’s buried in the grave-
yard. 20409.

Song of Bethlehem. 11721.

Song of victory. 11730.

Sowing for the harvest day.
11750.

Sowing the seed. 11751.

Stand by your colors. 11773.

Story of love. 11787.

Sunshine of God’s love. 11811.

Tell Jesus. 25242:

Thy will, not mine. 11963.

Till I get there. 20637.

Till the whole world knows.
11968.

To be like Jesus. 11975.

Unto us. 12058.
Valley of peace. 12057

‘ Vietory. 12078.

Voice. 20740.

Volunteers. 12096. .

Walk in de narrow way. 25482.

We'll win the world. 12138.

We praise Thee. 14046.

We praise Thee, we bless Thee.
12141.

Whatever, wherever, eBSRSV ET.
12164.

When I look into His face. 12166.

While the bells are ringing. 12214.

While the blood’s running warm
in your veins. 20857.

Whole .wide world shall. sing.
12224.

With Jesus Ill go all the way.
L225).

Working for the Master. 12268.

Yes, He did. 20916.

You better run. 20925.

You got to stand a test. 20937.

You may know where to find me.
14145.

You must come in at de door.
20948.

Easy melody. 12744, 14604, 16755.
When dreams come true. 23210.

Tl tell my love in springtime.
ALTA.

Jasmine time. 1055.

Just a little lovin’ now and then.
1380.

Little brown house. 8519.

Wee bit 0’ sunshine o’ mine. 1415.

My Clementine. 11081.

INDEX

nos, 1-13, 1923

Rodney (Paul) Calvary. 14882.
Rodriguez (Clodomiro) :
Alma boricua. 5722.
Baile de Ninfas. 9561.
Rodriguez (Silvestre) Tu mirada.
7576, 20671.
Rodriguez (Silvestre) & Léon. Yaqui.
IPA Ge
Rodway (Pearl)
Sylvania. 10558.
Roe (M. W.) He chose me from mil-
lions your mother to be. 12898.
Roeckel (J. L.) Remember mother.
25595 (280).
Roeder (Edward) Wooden shoe dance.
20904.
Roeder (O. A.)

In dear old Penn-

My sweet prairie

flower. 2594.
Roehr, a. g. Hldgaffeln. 3848.
Rontgen (Julius) Gewidmet dir.
23877.

Roesch (G. L.) Please remit.
~Nogé (Xavier):

Ne croyez pas

£7558.

Valse en mi majeur.
Roger-Miles (L.) lLais.
Rogers (Betty):

Since I lost the love of you.

22796.

You’re all the world to me. 12307.

Rogers (EH.) She’s the comfort of
their home. 20974 (72).

Rogers (H. L.) Go find your brother.
. 3995.

DOOD:
aux chansons.

20710.
14163 (303).

Rogers (H. L.) Trip in a flivver.
9226.

Rogers (Hilda) Where the Skeena
flows. 20855

Rogers (Vrs. J. E.)
love of you. 22797.
Rogers (J. H.):
Awake, put on strength. 12426.
Hvery valley shall be filled. 18923.
Fireside stories. - 12810.
Juvenalia. 19489.
Reverie. 7808 (278).
Sirens. 25082.
7808 (295).

Since I lost the

Souvenir poetique.
Third sonata. 20619

Rogers (J. L.) Cowboys cabaret.
B 21364.

Rogers (M. E.) Mother’s Calvary.
: 24563.

_ Rogers (N. H.) At the depot of life.

18459.
Rogers (R. A.) Somewhere. 15898.
Rogers (Steven) Dreams. 8121.

‘Rogers (W..D.):

Can’t you be true. 1675.
I’m gad I found you. 19250.
Just you and I. 19488.

Pourin’ it on. 20145.

Who can it be? 25508.

106658—24—33

Rogers (Winthrop) Itd.:
Birds. 185388.
Country pieces. 12625.
Dances grave and gay. 12649.
Diaphenia. 18806.
Endymion. 14617.
Fanciful sketches.
Fuchsia tree. 8205.
Garland of song. 12847.
Great child. 14771.
June. 8439.
King David. 8465.
Lullay! lullay! 359.
Nune gaudet Maria. 465.
O, my deir hert. 8774.
Refliexions. 8924.
. Side shows. 5138.
Song of the highway. 17953.
Songs from Rosseter’s book of airs.
7387, T388.
Steal away. 1315.
Third book of airs. 23050, 23051.
To Gratiana dancing and singing.
- 255:
Toll-gate house. 20648.
Wishes and wonderings.
Rogers & Roberts. I got.
Roget (Maurice) :
Chérie, tu es toute ma vie. 74.

3894.

25051.
14883.

J’suis toujours seule. 8415.
‘ Jolies choses. 4358.
Quand on est deux. 20179.

Rogger .(Scinti)
Rosa. 11615.
Rogister (Chretien)
Rognlie (S. J.)

Serenata a Maria

Redzi. 20207.
Alone in the twilight.

3409.

Rohde (Eduard) At the children’s
ball. 18458.

Rohrer (G. M.) Home from school.
103638.

Roi de Lahore. 386.

Roine (Eddie) Why hesitate.

Roland (A. H.):
Mastery of time.

599.
8615.

Valse humoresque. 25391.
Roland (M. A.):
Crazy guy like me. 14480.

Decoration day. 9923.

To fair liberty. 16087.
Roland (Marc) Alt Heidelberg. 16410.
Roland-Manuel. See Manuel (Roland)
Rolapp (F. H.):

Dixie days. 8096.
Waltz with the one you love.
3240.

When all the world forgets. 3255.

Who’ll take the place of the one
you love. 3288.

Yesterdays. 9377.

Yokohama Yo San. 3335.

Rolfe (Walter) :

Apple blossoms. 23406.

Ballet of the flowers. 23450.

Beautiful swans. 23464.

1815

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INDEX

Rolfe (Walter )—Continued.
Birds in the branches.
Buneh of carnations.
Candle-glow. 23558.
Closer still with ‘Thee.

23615. »
Clown capers. 38653.
Creep mouse. 23660.
Dolly’s first waltz.
Dragonflies. 23737.
Dreaming. 3810.
Drifting. waltz.
Elfin dreams. 23772.
Evening bells. 8159.
First flowers of spring. 21555.

7921.
235036.

23613-—

883.

23750.

Flitting butterflies. 23822. -
Hallowe’en pranks. 23955.
Happy-fat. 23961.

Haunting dreams. . 23973.
Hollyhocks. 24015.
Honeymoon dance. 24027.
Hurrah! boys. 24057.

In a moonlit garden. 24153.
In a rustic swing. 6467 .

In merry harvest time. 4285.

Johnny on the spot. 10642.

June time. 24229.
Longing. 24355.
Mazurka. 24477.

Mazurka pomposa. 22217.

Merry whirlwind. 8636.

Message of spring. 8640.

Midnight chimes. 20974 (168),
22246.

Paddy-Whack. 24785.

Petite prima donna. 24882.

Playing marbles. 24868.

Queen of the ballroom. 4980.

Select your partner. 25025.

Setting sun. 13711.

Shadows at dusk. 25035.

Silver clouds. 25063.

Silver thimble. 25066.

Spick and span. 25148.

Spinning the top. 9103.

Stolen kisses. 25169.

Thoughts of home. 9208:
To arms. 7550.
Twilight dreams. 25357.

Two’s company. 25365.

Valse artistic. 12059.

Valse Jessica. 5441.

We shall never part again. 12142.

Winsome blushes. 25530.

Youthful hero march. 25587.
Rollini (Adrian) Daisie. 14505.
Rollins. (Corinne) :

Bleeding heart.

New day. 6950.

That’s when a piccaninny says

5839.

good-bye. 20595.
Rollins (Sherwood) Dusting along.
23758.

Rollins (W..O.) Tut. 20676.

—1816

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Rollinson (T. H.):
Cassandra overture.
Cavalier. 14163 (79).
Handy band book 21689.

Sir Galahad commandry. 9047.

Rollman (EHdgar) :

Plain little every day girl.
Sweet Daisy Lee. 25205.
Rolph (R. R.) I’m lonesome just for
you. 4198.

Rolseth (Bjarne) :

Kan du glemme gamle Norge.
24254,
Valse chromatique.

Rolt (Bernard) :

' Bonjour, Suzon. 9636.
God’s own acre. 5679 (45).
Golden moon. 14757.

Two angels. 25595. (290).

Rolund (J. H.) On the sunlit trail.

22478.

Roma (Caro):

Can’t yo’ hear me callin’ Caroline..
1672-1674.

Grateful, O Lord, am I. 239389.

I am thy God and thou art child’
of Mine. 4144, 8317, 8318,.
12956.

My Jean. 4721, 6913, 6914.

Resignation. 22644.

Ring out sweet bells of peace.

20974 (10)..

1232:

25389,

20226.
Silent voice. 13737.
Roma (HH. P.) California land of
beauty. 5886.
Roma (Valentino) Italian serenade:
13064.

Romaine (Florence) :
Jimmy Burton’s Christmas. 15070..
To music-land thru little songs..

13946.
Romancers. 15764.
Romano (Phil) Dolly dear. 21432.

Romanz (Manny) I was a fool. 21879.

Romberg (Clire Schmid-) See Schmid--
Romberg (Clire).
Romberg (Sigmund) :
Ball begins. 14277.
Cuddle me as we dance. 1790.
Dancing girl. 6008. — \
Lotus flowers. 10841.
Love lit eyes. 13218.
Lovey dove. 2420.
Romance. 2852.

Rose of the morning. 138663.
Song of love. 22844.
Way in Pago Pago. 3242.
When hearts are young. 14067,.
Zona,

Why. 3285.

Romdenne (lL. J.) Great Lakes to the:

sea. 23948.
Rome (F.) Reynolds & co,’s concert:

party albums, no. 38. 15744.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Romin (A. O.) Dancing blues. 8068.

Ronald (Landon) :
Adieux. 7808 (1, 2), 14163 (10).
Song fancies. 2988.

Rondo verlag:
Dorine und der zufall. 9971,

14581. .

Erste nacht. 14624.
Faschingskavalier. 14675.
Katja, die tinzerin. 15117.
Kleine siinderin. 15137.

Konigin vom Montmartre. 15141.
Térichte jungfrau. 16093.
Ronzales (C.) Mare lucente. 4589.
Ronzio (R. R.) Oh-mama-oh-papa I

love you. 15545.
Roof and four walls. 14749.
Roosa (G. L.) Mother dear. 4687.
Root (C. H.) Song of the world’s
greatest peace. 7382.
Root (EK. T.) & sons. Stuber’s (B. F.)
instrumental music course. ale,
Root (F. W.):
Cheer up. 23582..
In summer when the days were
long. 24167.
Rootham (C. B.):
Golden light of day. 14163 (210).
Jemima. 17168.
King of China’s daughter. 19504.
Sorrow song. 20442.
Twa sisters o’ Binnorie. 12018.
Under the lindens. 94138 (144).
Weep you no more. 9413 (151).
Roper (A. W.):
Our Father. 13504.
Where love grows. 18268.
amide? (EH. A.) :
Harmless fun. 8262. ,
I’m a little outsider. 8334.
Out in the Caribees. 15601.
Pip, Squeak and Wilfred. 8874.
Plantation jubilee. 8876.
There’s nothing left to do. 16053.
Roppolo (Leon) Tin roof blues. 7547,
13942, 16077.
Rosalia (Antonino) :
Allegra giovenezza. 12373.
Boeca di baci. 12502.
Rosalinda. .. 25595 (235).
Rosamunde. 565, 25011.
Rosas (Juventino) Sobre las olas.
2968.
» Rosche..(G, F.):
Bow Thine ear. 17475.
Brightest and best. 21198.
Come, let us sing of Jesus. 16615.
Consecration. 1762.
First Christmas. 18965.
First: Easter. 1929.
Glorious dawn. 1978.
Glory to God in the highest. 16871.
Golden sunbeams, 1991.
Great home coming. 4039.
He leadeth me. 16924.-

Immanuel. 21911.

Lov’st thou Me. 17355.

Our rally day. 22507.

Ten thousand times ten thousand.
18057.

Rose (A. F.) I need Thy grace. 1023.
Rose (B. A.) Regulation army bugle
calls for the Boy scout’s bugle. 7191.
Rose (Billy) :
Barney Google. 3494, 12448.
Chattahoochee. 9738.
Come on Spark Plug. 21382.
Headin’ home. 19116.
Kerchoo. 302.
Let’s take a car ride. 8504.
Somebody else took you vut of my
arms. 15889.
You’ve got to see mama every
night. 1467, 3355, 12321, 14151.

You’ve got to see your mama ev’ry

night. 7790.
Rose (Clarkson ) Ballymoney band.
9568.

Rose (Fred):
Arm breaker. 95764.
Don’t think you'll be missed. S887.
Forgetful blues. 14706.
Home folks blues. 14834:
Ill never grow tired of you. $381.
I wonder why they fall in love
with everyone else but me.
13006.
Ireland is heaven to me. 17150.
Maybe some other time. 10942.
Mississippi choo-choo. 1148.
Mobile blues. 24527.
Ozark blues. 20074, 20974 (184).
Pipe organ blues. 7107,
Poor little blues. 8886.
Red hot mama. 226384.
Slow Joe. 17919.
They fall in love with everyone
else but me. 18090.
Where can that~ somebody be.
7718.
You better leave my man alone.
18335, 20924:
You can take me away from Dixie,
but you can’t take Dixie from
me. 25567.
Rosé (G. N.) Taia of Egypt. 20538.
Rose (J. G.) Ireland is up there.
24186.
Rosé (J. M.) Taia of Hgypt. 20538.
Rose (Jack):
Jail house blues. 10620.
Violet. 14014.
Rose (Maurice) Way out in Ken-
tucky. 12130.
Rose (Peter) Youll be so _ lonely.
3345.
Rose (Ronnie) Noma. 15515.
Rose (Mrs. S. W.) Choctaw blues.
21300.

1817

a ee

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

ee

Rose (Vincent):
7275

Linger awhile. 2090,
22091.

" Love tales. 10861, 10862, 15245, |
19629.

Out of sight, out of mind.
(183), 20069.

Wa-wa-waddle walk. 7668.
Rose briar. 345.
Rose de nos monts. 15769.
Rose of Stamboul. 2420, 8956.
Roseanne. 18714, 19563, 19569,
Rosemont (W. L.):

Love’s desire. 2415.

Ma jong. 24410.

Two little pals. 18161.

Will you marry me. 16302.
Rosen (M.) Bereceuse.. 7808 (7).
Rosen (Sam) Oh, oh, Betty. 15550.
Rosen (Willy) :

Japanische hochzeitsnacht.

Was man zu zweien macht.

Wumba foxtrot. 5637.
Rosen der madonna. 2871.
Rosenberg (G. M.):

A la bien aimée. 18372.

Anniversary march. 18364 (12).

Chinatown march. 18364 (43).

Hcstasy. 18891.

Hspanita waltz.

20766.

6530.
5001.

6135, 6187.

Excerpts from Sakuntala. 6148.
.Handicap march. 18364 (85).

I love my girl. 18364 (104).
Kamennoi Ostrow. 20265.
Rainbow dance. 18364 (166).
Rosey’s (George) folio of miscel-
laneous pieces. 11546.
Rubinstein’s Melody in F.
Scene from Carmen. 3533.
Scene from Faust. 4023.
Scene from Freischuetz.
Southern melodies. 20447.
You don’t have to marry the girl.
18364 (232).

20266.

5083.

Rosenberg (S. 8S.) Tune in your little
heart. 20673.

Rosenblatt (Joseph) Panu derech.
20086.

Rosenkrans (Geo.) Dashing Yankee
boys. 866.

Rosenstein (N. J.) Cat meat blues.
9717.

Rosenthal (—) Butterflies. 1657.

Rosenthal (Boris) :
Schmilekes medine.
Zetz. 23340.
Zisale. 20971.

Rosenthal (H. W.) Laddie boy. 19522.

Rosenthal (Max) Knock wood and
whistle. 19518.

20301.

Rosenvold (George) :
Casting all your care on Him.
16556.

I am satisfied with Jesus. 6381.
Rosewig (A. H):
Good night, sweet Jesus. 19067.

Mother of Christ. 19810.
Vespers, no. 2. 14163 (589).
Rosey (George) pseud. See Rosenberg

(G. M.):

Rosnes (M. J.) Sunset. 25194.
Rosoff (Charles) :
Calf of the wild. 16550.

Pickles. 7104, 11391.
208s {—) Dawn in the desert.
Ross (C. J.)
Ross (Ernest)
Ross (F. P.):

At the river.

16671.
Longing for you. 17311.
Thee I adore. 7520.

12410.

Jiges and Maggie. 21989.
~Ocean Grove hymn. 11222.
Purple and white. 15711.

Ross (G. D.) Come home. 8024.
Ross (Gertrude) :
Delight of the out-of-doors. 877.
Ride of the cowboy. 756 (91).
Spanish serenade. 756 (105).

Why don’t you speak for yourself, |

John. 18303, 20870.

Ross (Gladys) Keep on never mind-
ing. 22028.

Ross (Hugh) By the Hudson stream.
16540.

Ross (J. P.) Bungle, the terror of
the jungle. 1653.

Ross (John) My old rose garden.
8720.

Ross (Leo) Molly, by golly I love
you. 1332%

7520.
5158.

Thee I adore.
Slavic melody.

Ross (Mary)
Ross (Stuart)

Ross (W. J.) There’s a radio message
that’s calling you home. 28034,
23352 (186).

Ross (W.L.) Popper’s trouble, 20143.

Ross (W. N.) Rose of Spain. 5044.

Rosse (Frederic or Frederick) :

; Almond eye. 23385.

Cyrano de Bergerac. 8709, 8058.

Golden dawn. 5679 (46).

Merchant of Venice. 17413.

Nobody seems to want to love me
now. 24659.

Portia. | To6s4aanias

Still ’d have faith. 25167.

Rosseter (Philip) Songs from Rosse-
ter’s book of airs. T387, 7388.

Rossetti (Christina) School songs.
2905.

Rossi (Domenico) Foemina. 14700.
Rossi (Hnrico) :
Bocciuol di rosa. 12508.
Fascismo. 6164.
Fascisti. 756 (30), 928, 6165.
’7O pugnale. 469.

1818

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Rossi (Ernesto) :
Ah! beneditte’e bagne.
Brillante nire. 16517.
Dichiaramento ’e 4 guappe sbruf:

16388.

fune. 9935.
LI’ onore! . 17293.

Mamma luntana. 8593.

Mandolinista Rossi. 2441.
Marechiare. 1128.

Marinella. 19703.

Nu poco ’e bene! 19957.

°O bbene ’e cuncettina. 19966.
Pascale adda’ parti’. 20094.

Piedigrotta E. Rossi 1923.

Povero carcerato.. 17737.

Quann‘ ’o destino vo’! 1242.

Se non m’amate. 20309.

Sonatina. 20420.

Stornellatina. 20481.

Tu si n’ata Maria. 18148.

Tutti al ballo. 5416.
Rossi (Francesco) Adagio.
Rossi (M. E.) Beatitudine.
Rossi (Nettie) :

Just all for mine. 22010.

Way down sunny South.
Rossi (Orfeo) :

Hechicera. 8280.

Poor Mignon. 17732, 17733.
Rossignol (M.) :

Au piano. 5776.

24849.

046.
16474.

25177.

Chanson joyeuse. 3607.
Danse lente. 3735.
Madrigal. 4561.
Mazurka. 3632-3634.
Méledie. 4938.
Notturno. 3542.
Oubli. 7038.
Rossini (C.) Juravit Dominus... tu
es sacerdos. 19448.

Rossini (G. A.):
Ballet music and soldier’s march.
9413 (124).
Barbier de Séville.
Carnovale. 5047.
Charite. 14163 (477).
Cujus animam. 14163 (478).
Duo au premier acte de Zelmira.
547.
- Inflamatus et
(479).
Overture to William Tell.
Sémiramis. 20260.
Rossiter (HArold) music co.:
Cannon ball. 14385.
Consolation blues: 18717.
Hoo-doo blues. 19157.
Laddie boy, he’s gone.
Mean papa turn in
19717.
St. Louis tickle. 15792..
Somehow I know. 25107.
They put the last clean shirt on
Bill to-day. 20614.

20259.

accensus. 14163

22687.

15147.
your key.

| Rossiter (Madeline)

| Roszak (T.)

| Rote katze.

You better leave my man alone.
18335, 20924.

Your garden in my heart. 16362.

Josie. 15079.

Rossiter (Sophia) O-k-l-a-h-o-m-a
spells home sweet home to me.
17627.

Rossiter (Will) :

Autumn. 18364 (284), 18468.

Circus days. 9775, 12344 (85). .

Cupid’s melody. 5679 (165), 5993.

Death is not the end. 12344 (92),
12681.

Down the old trail o
16373 (19), 16731.

dreams.

Egypt, old land of mystery. 3369

(18), 3847.
- For all of us. 12344 (106), 12828.

His own, his very own. 18364
(255) ,».19137.

I’d be contented with you. 3369
(35); 4155.

Kathryne. 18364 (269): 19494-
19496.

Mary, why don’t you marry me.
3369 (46), 4599.

Modulations. 5679 (280), 6845.

Musical sparks. 14163 (704),
15411.

My Dixie darling. 19847, 20974
(LF

New Russian rag. T7808 (263),
8743.

Old plantation
18364 (294).

Pia-nola. 14163 (723), 15647.

Rosie O’Reilly. 20255, 20974
(197).

Shepherd’s love. 16373 (78), 17882.

Spring. 18364 (313), 20458.

Summer. 18364 (314), 20492.

Sweet and tender. 5679 (361),
7459. -

Thou hast searched me and known
me. 18364 (321), 20629.

When you went away.
(896), 7717.

Winter. 18364 (334), 20888.

You know why sweethearts sigh.
5679 (418), T7779.

Rosso (Harley) :

Animal fair. 12394.

Love’s old sweet song. 10874.

Minnesota moon. 24521.

My orientale. 435.

My serenade. 2590.

Where is Reuben and Rachel now.
18267.

melody. 17638,

5679

Wrrrrraz. 20910.

Rotary club. Rotary song. 20261.

Rotary club of New London. Hail,
New London! 6286.

17814.

Roth (C. A. 8S.) For every sad heart
there is sunshine somewhere. 10152.

1819

INDEX :
pt. If, n. s., v.18
Roth (E. Pater . noster, qui es in celis.
Hallelujah! I am free. 6290. ‘1219. :
It was Jesus. 6519. , Pie Jesu. 8866. ‘
Jesus promised me a home. 6541. Prelude et Fugue. 8896, 15695.
Roth (Hdmund) : Sainte. 13677.
Kerry Down. 13110. Sarabande. 13681.
Pale star. 11338. Seéne et danse érotique. 22721.
Roth (Jack) I ain’t never had nobody Sérénade florentiner| 2a):
‘ Serenata. 72838:
crazy over me. 6378. Sicili 13733
Roth (Mrs. Martin) Peanut wiggle. Ce eds L
or Sicilienne et Rigaudon. 17891.
11370, 20099.
Sonate. 21196.
Roth (Murray) Yodel odel oh. Sonate en fa. 17946.
18328. : ‘ Sonatine. 13794. —
Rothberg (Jimmie) Tahoe. 11864. Sonnet, 7646. |
Rothberg (Robert) : Sur trois marches de marbre rose.
Birdie. 3530. 7451.
Cheating. 837. Tota pulchra es, Maria. 1377.
Don’t say it at all. 8106. Trois pieces pour fifite. 3905.
Hobo. 8287. He Valse révée, 5445.
Just a kiss, you didn’t mean. Vent. 18182.
10659.

Kingdom of love. 4418.
*"Neath Hgypt skies. 4759.
Now and then. 4796.

Rothermel (Earl) Women of the Ku-
klux klan. 20897.
Rothermel (G. L.)
6990.
Rothermel music pub. co.
6990.
Rothery (J. H.):
Dear old Jersey
18783.
Down the Jersey
9981.
Wishing pond. 5619.
Rothery (Lionel) :
Whoops-a-daisy. 1438.
Work, who wants to work.
Rothwell (Grace) Oh! honey I ain’t
got much money. 19993.
Rouart, Lérolle & cie.:
Adagio. 19544.
Amour dq’ antan. 5737.
Avant printemps. 3461.
Ave Maria. T7874.
Cantique de S*‘* Cécile.
Ce jardin clair. 16558.
Chanson & boire. 14410.
Chanson triste. 5924.
Chemin de la Alhambra.
Coquetterie. 3684.
Dans les jardins
gi ys a
Kin sourdine.
Fleurs mortes.
Heures. 16946.
Ineantation. 13048.
Légende. 13150.
Livre bleu. 8531.
Mirages. 17488.
Miramar. 15350.
Mon lae. 6854, 11019.
Nocturne. 5933.

UO. bi AUto.

O. U. auto.

moon. 12679,

shore. 1861,

14122.

5900.

14420.
de Murcia.

1890.
16812.

18:

Roubanis (Nicholas) :

Apoheretismos pros tin Smyrni.
7846.

Ta roda. 1339.

Tseligopoula. 1388.

Roubier (Henri) Féte a Trianon.
3907. ;
Roucke (J.P. A.) Now I can laugh
at you. 19953.
Rougier (A.) Nocturne. 1256.

Rouhier (Louis) :

Au loin, dans la verdure, la mer
calme et mystérieuse. T7T869.
Dans le campagne ensoleillée, la

rosée seintille. 8071.
Rhapsodie. 7199.
Vers la source
3216.

Rouillard (Donalda) :
Best love. 1610.
Flying birds. 1934.

Round (H.) Grand fantasia.

Round (W. E.):
Brothers. 62.
Minnewauka.

Rounds (LL. F.)

15869.

Rounsefell (C. E.) Vl go-where you

dans le bois.

4031.

10996.

Hight responses.

want me to go. 2110.
Rourke (M. E.) Love everlasting.
13214.

“Roush (PP EB.

Books will be opened in Heaven.
7939.

Dearest one of all will be Jesus.
3759.

I’ve crowned the Savior King of

my heart. 256, 8355, 19282.

I will see Jesus in heaven. 6481.

Rousseau (M. 8.)

seau (Marcel).

Roussel (Albert) :

Chant de Nakamti.

Chant du Brahmane.

16567.
16569.

See Samuel-Rous- —

mos. 1-13, 1923

INDEX

Festin de l’araignée. 3906.
Padmavati. 15608.
Priére de Padmavati. 17746.
Recit de Padmavati. 20196.
Symphonie. 8960, 13669, 15778.
Roving sailor. 22692.
Rowe (Daniel) :
Bride’s bouquet. 23525.
Crimson rambler. 23661.
Fair equestrian. 23794.
Floral pageant. 23825.
Flowery dell. 23834.
Noon day. 24664.
‘Old-fashioned game. 24723.
One summer eve. 24754.
Toy balloons. 25326.
Where blue-bells grow. 12204.
Yellow roses. 25561.
Rowe (James) Little travelers. 22109.
Rowell (Bond) Happy New Year and
‘the same to you. 2025.
Rowland (Dick) I know I’ve been
more than a fool. 4168.
Rowland (H. E.) When I hold you in
my arms. 16230, 16231.
Rowley (Alec):
Autumn song. 14259.
Birds. 18538.
Blackberrying song. 14321.
Canoe. 14886.
English dance suite. 10063.
‘Leaves of life. 24289.
Little Christ. 24323.
‘Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
M5251.
March away. 15287.
My Master. 15452.
Nightingale. 24644.
Sea. 5092.
Second rhapsody. 138699.
Song of bold Robin Hood. 25120.
There was an old couple. 23042.
Three Irish sketches. 17816.
Toll-gate house. 20648. |
When the whole heart of man
turns unto God. 16257.
Wishes and wonderings. 255381.
Rowley (EF. C.):
Jubilate in C. 14163 (294).
Te Deum in C. 20974 (79).
Rowley (Paul) Te Deum in C. 20974
(79).
Rowner (Seidel) pseud. See Moro-
gowski (J.-S.).
Roy (M. J.) Take me down to Cuba.
7484.
Roy (Peg):
Sister Caroline. 9048.
Teach me de way, to play de
banjo. 7497.
Royal palm music pub. co. Sandman’s
a comin’. 2890.
~ Royce (J. S.):
: I had a garden. 4162, 10435.
Pinin’ just for you. 11398.

Royce (Lucie) :

Baby ballads. 1560.

Fire fairies. 931.

Take thou my heart. 1344.
Rozninkes mit mandlen. 5052.
Roézsavolgyi & ¢o.:

Capriccio. 14566.

Pastorale. 14567.

Roézycki (Ludomir) Pan Twardowski.
ZOO Zee is,
Rozynski (EH. A.) Lips divine. 24313.
Rubabbo (Giovanni) Ngiuli’. 19927.
Rubens (Maurie):
I’d give a lot to know just what,
that sweet mamma’s got. 4156.

Play things. 8877.

Rubens (P. A.) Gondola and the girl.
19059, 19060.

Rubie (J. L.) Land ho. 19531.

Rubini (Jan) Zdenko Fibich’s poem.
16802.

Rubinstein (A. G.):

Hermit. 25595 (472).

Invocation. 18364 (172).

Kamennoi-Ostrow. 8962, 20265.

Melodie in F. 7231, 24972.

- Only in Jesus. 11550.

Polka boheme. 25595 (236).

Romance. 14163 (480).

Romance in H flat. 17818.

Rubinstein’s Melody in F. 20266.

Three pictures. 7232.

Trepak. 24978.

Twilight. 5053, 20267, 20268,

22693.
Valse caprice. 5055, 20269.

Rubinstein (Beryl) Scherzo serenade.
8984.
Rubritius (Osear or Oskar) :
Ach, Emma. 18379.
Erinnerung. 6130.

Ruby (Harry):

Cry baby. 12635.

Hotsy totsy town. 6355.

I like a big town—I like a smal
town. 10441.

T’m a society bud. 218384.

If you will marry us, we'll stroll
_beneath the babbling’ brook.
19326.

In the corner of my mind. 24169.

It’s the dancer you love, who
makes you love to dance. 24191.

It was meant to be. 10614.

Joe is here. 2254.

Left all alone with the _ blues.
22064.

Look for the happy ending. 10831.

My ideal. 11107.

Nijigo Novgo. 11162.

No other girl. 24653.

Sarah from Syracuse. 2898.

Somewhere in somebody’s arms.
2984.

Tenth interval rag. 25252.

1821

oe

ee

INDEX

Ruby (Harry )—Continued.
What makes a business man tired.
14060.
What the girls will wear.
Who’s sorry now. T7731.
Why did I buy that Morris chair
for Morris. 16289.
Ruby (Herman) Sarah from Syracuse.
2893.
Ruby (T.)
3185.
Ruddick (Mrs. L. K.) Loved and lost.
24138.
Rudisill (Fred)
503.
Rudolph (J. C.)
15234.
Rudolph (Raymond) Hushing. 24059.
Riihle (Robert) :
Bei einem glaserl wein.
Du. 6095.
Fern dort am diistern Nil. 6172.
Im. frtihling wird. hochzeit gem-
acht! 18024.
Ja, in Hawai. 6526.
Kleines ptippchen, lass uns. schla-

14061.

Under the apple tree.

Palm Beach Rose.

Love as the birds.

0815.

fen geh’n. 6593

Loreley, mein Migdelein. 13208.

Muss man denn _= gleich auf’s
Standesamt geh’n? 6890.

Nimm dir eine die jeder ktissen

darf. 6965.
Willst du nicht meine freundin
sein? 7740.

Wir bau’n uns ein hiuschen. 17742.

Rut. ¢ Walter) Heavy sugar papa,
doncha try to sak’rin me. 19121.
Rugg (M. L.). Old moon: 11266.

Ruggiere (Ferdinando)
mia madre. 20723.
Ruhnke (A. E.):
In the House of David. 19366.

Venutas di

‘Kids. 10691.
Ruick (B. M.) Phi delt smoke rings.
7102.
Rule (Herbert) :
Brown-father’s father’s father.
7952.
He’s only a working man. 12902.
He wouldn’t believe me. 8271.

I don’t want love. 8323.

I’m gonna swing my cradle on the
Mason-Dixon line. 6415.

I’m tired of waiting for you.
12984.

I want to rock-a-bye my mammy.
23352 (61).

Ireland must be a garden.
4320, 233852 (69). .

Li'l old one pound notes.

My wife’s my wife. 13397.

No money, what about it.

2223,
13165.
13413.

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

That don’t matter. 1358.
That Hl’ old cuckoo clock. 13904.

Tom Hall. 18949. ry
Way down Hast, sailors don’t care.
20764.
What do you know. 14058.
Rule (J. S:):

All over ager at all. 23381.
I don’t know why. 4158.

My harbor of sunshine and smiles.

Serie
Won’t you come back to old New
Hampshire. 3320.

Rummel (Walter) Ertoédt’uns durch
dein’ giite! 9552.
Rumor (Louis) Shamrock _ blues.

5115. 4

Rumsey (E. I.) “Old LL cece of
long ago. 2687. .

Rumshinsky (J. M.). or, Rumshisky
(J. M.):

Dem reben’s missim. 18796:

Hishes chajil. 18896.

Es is git zu sein’a yud. 18908.

Gruss fin dem neiem Russland.

6276.

In gorten fin liebe. 19341.

Latest improvements. 2333.

Liebes shmerzen. 243802.

Mein Goldele, 6787.

Men lIeight es. aroif auf mir.

19740.

Nit ferzig yohr aioat 22271.

Shadchin mit die kalles. 11622.

S’wet sich shoin aus. presin.

20274.

Tateniu mameniu. 22991.
Rund (Fani) Slug kapures.
Rund (Morris) :

A gast af der erd. 58.

Hrif peisach. 910.

Feter man kan eich. 1924.

Gesheft hob ich! 3972.

Hot dus is a shneiderel. 6352.

Kinder beiten ois a taten. 2289.

Main shvester sicht a man. 49568.

Mames broche. 15281.

Mein veibs shigoon, 2481.

Mein weibel wart of mir. 19725.

Moide ani raskazat. 19776.

Rebe zol leben. 15731.

Waiber a gesind oif aich.

Yente dhie grine. 1454.
Runge (H. H.) My oriental. man.

434.
Runnin’ wild.
17655, 19024.

Runyan (A. Fi
20690.
Runyan (W. M.):

Dear lost lamb. 3754.
Dear yonderland. 21408.

20384.

20749.

16575, 173822, 176382,

U-ka-hoo-la-hoe.

1822

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Far from God. 21532.
Glory of yonder: cross. 3991.
70d is near. 21645.
Great is Thy faithfulness. 21674.
He gave Himself for me. 21707.
He is so real to me. 21709.
' He knows how. 21710.
He tasted death for every man.
21716.
Heavenly voice is calling me.
21726.
His will be done. 21740.
Jesus Christ my Saviour. 21983.
Just a little loving kindness.
22008.
Letter from home. 22075.
Mother’s white hair. 22307.
My all for the kingdom. 4701.
O come back home. 22415.
Redeemed. 22637.
Rock of ages, refuge blest. 22669.
Sanctuary. 22709:
Springtime there. 5228. :
They shall not take my Lord
away. 23045.
Thine. 23046.
Think of Him. 23048.
‘ Trust. 23085.
Veil between. 23144.
What meanest Thou, O sleeper?
23205.
When the clouds have rolled by.
HDD.
Win a soul. 5613.
Yonder light. 23304.
Rupp (Carl) :
Arizona stars. 21060.
I feel so good. 17010.
Love’s lullaby. 8564.
You’ve been a true pal to me.
23329.
Ruralcaba (Higino) Perla de Occi-
dente. 22545.
_ Ruskin (B.) Pretty Polly. 4963.
Russell (Alexander) :
Song of the basket-weaver. 13799.
Up the Saguenay. 23123.
Russell (Alice) You gave me your
promise down on the farm. 5654.
' Russell (Ben): |
I may need you bad, but not as
bad as all that. 10489, 12986.
Only girl. 4857, 17652, 22487.
Sweet papa Joe. 22956.
Ta ta blues. 3076.

You didn’t care when you broke
my heart. 16343, 18340.
Russell (Clarence) My faith will live

for ever. 426.
Russell (Delia) That trick. 18072. .
Russell (EE. E.) Lonesome _ blues.
15215. .
Russell (Edw.) :
Admiral. 238366.

Mission of love. 24523.
Silver crescent. 25064.
Russell (Effie) Up the road with
Sallie. 12054.

Russell (G. F.) When I met you.
12168. i
Russell (G. W.) That little eency

teency tiny no. 20588.
Russell (J. F.):
Back home. 14271.
Going to town. 14753.
Shout the glad tidings. 20351.
We follow Thee. 14044.
Russell (J. M.) Won’t you come
back. 3319.
Russell (Kennedy) :
Beyond the veil. 12482.
- Cara mia. 3588.
Life’s sunset bar. 24307.
Moonlight blossom. 24539.
Thy gifts. 7538.

Vale: 3193.
Russell (L. W.) You gotta keep
movin’. 3339.

Russell (Lillian) :
I want you. 24130.
Pop corn. 24873.
Popping pop corn. 17735.
Sweet cider. 25204.
Russell (Lionel) Emigrant. 1887.
Russell (Maude) Just a sprig of
lilae. - 15092.
Russell (P. P.) Spring lilt. 9106.
Russell (W. L.) Blue grass blues.
16508.
Russell (William) :
Cave woman blues. 21258.
Nobody loves me but my mother.
Vir
Oh, daddy, you won’t have no
mamma atall. 2669.
Original Charleston strut. 13499.
Wasted love. 25443.

Russell Sage college (Athletic ass’n)
Russell Sage college song book.
11556.

Russell Sage college song book. 11556.

Russian tango. 11561.

Russischer musikverlag. Trois piéces.
9119.

Russo (Dan):

Back in Hackensack, New Jersey.
23448.

Old Kentucky blues. 15562,
15563.

Pattin’ your feet. 8847.

Russo (F. M.):

Canta piccina. 12547.

Marenaro ’e.Surriento. 8607.

Signorine. 22786.

Stasera nun se canta. 138840.

Tirate su. 20641.

Russo (George) Stairsoflove. 3018.
3018.

1823

INDEX

Russo (Giuseppe) : :
Bella Romana. 1602.
Cardellino. 23558.
Contadina. 236389.
EK nnammurate. 23760.
Mafalda. 24422.
Mala vita Napoletana. 24439.
Restammo accussi. 22647.
Sposa fedele. 25146.
Tarantella abbruzzese. 3084.

Russo (J. B.):
"A cchiu’ bella ’e Napule.
Bocciuol di rosa. 12503.
Dorotea. 6067.
"EK echiu’ llunoghe m’aggia sceppa’.

12737.

Maria. 8608.
Nnanze ’o careere. 13411.
’O ffuoco ad’ ’o Vesuvio! 13483.
’O pugnale!.. 469.
Tuorne pe’ n’ ora. 16118.
Viene addu me’? 16165.

Rutala (J. M.) & co.:
Fool from the start. 8936, 12823.
Why did you make me love you.

14164.

16291.

Rutherford (A. J.) Hymn to Colo:
rado. 2091.

Rutigliano (Antonio) Quanno ero
picceriilo. 11476.

Sonate. 2880.
Best for you and best

Rutini (Giovanni)
Rutis (Anna)

for me. 1609.
Rutland (Harold) To the moon. 3157.
Rutz (C. P.) Have you a girl. 10310.

Ruysch (Hugo):
Sweet violets. 25209.
Twittering birds. 25362.

Ryalls & Jones, Itd.:

If thou wert mine. 10542.

Ten poetic fancies. 7667.
Ryan (Ben):

Love tales. 19629.

Mamma’s the boss. 22180.

Sweet Kalua Lou. 22950.
True. 23084,
Where rainbows end.

Ryan (D. T.)

16270.
My Reno belle. 8723.

Ryan (F.) Lullaby my mammy sang
to me. 19650.

Ryan (H. S.) Yesterday and the
roses. 14135.

Ryan (Harry) Ex-soldier’s march.
14648.

Ryan (J. F.) For compositions by J.

F. Ryan, see this index under names
of claimants of Copyright.

Ryan (Sister M. Felicitos) Mary-
wood. 24466.
Ryan (Margaret) :
Down in Connecticut. 1857.

Love was but the angel-scoul of
you. 17335.

1824

pt. II, n.8., v. 18

Ryan (W..8)* .
Sheik of Ireland. 13720.
Why didn’t you tell us that you
were coming? 14098.
Ryan bros. Just longing for you.

17203.
Rybak (J. W.) Mother’s birthday.
24562.
Rybner (D. de C.):
Evening. 6141.
Pierrot. 16373 (70).
Priére. 4964.
Salaam alaikum. 24984.
Six purple violets. 25088.
- Waterlily. 25444.
Ryckoff (LL. C.):
Can I help it. 18619.
For you. 8192.
I doubt it. 8324.
_In sunny Spain. 19351.
Um-hm. 9250.
Ryde (Clifford) Calling. 12541.
Ryder (A. H.) Shout the glad tidings.
, Qasr
Ryder (F. L.) When twilight fades.
18261.
Ryder (T. P.) From belfry towers.
3951.
Ryer-Brown. Dear little sweet little
you. 9909.
Rygaard (George) Lille prinsesse.
326.

Rymal (G. V.) Lonesome seas. 8535.

S. F. S. muste€o. :
Corinthian. 23642.
Frolic. 23858.
Ireland’s pride. 24187.
Lady Luck, 24275.
Progress. 24899.
Russianna. 24977.

St. Cecile. 24982.
‘Success. 25188.
Times square. 25305.
Zion. 25591.
S. M. F. pseud. See Mary Felicitas
(Sister).
Saar (lL. V.).;
Fate chose the time. 6166.
Fighting courage. 14685.
Indian summer. 15038.
Lost youth. 15230.
Oh day of days. 6995.
Sabaricos (BE. L.) Manila, 22187.
Saberson (R. E.) When 1-o-y-e is in
the air. 3268.

Saechini (A. M. G.):
Andante. 15786.
Andantino. 551.

Sachs (H.. E.),: i
Just American. 14163 (682),

17197, 17198, 19461-19464, 22011.
Once in a while. 24749.
Three riders. 25298.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923.

Sachs (Henry):
Friendly man. 941.
Grandma. 966.
Sachs (Jul.) Motormidel.
‘Sacks music house:
Idische heim. 24138.
Pearl fishers. 9618.
Sacre (Claude) Lil’ lump o’ coal.
Meh 59 he
SSadero (Geni)
d'Italia. 17718.
‘Sadko. 9084, 16564.
‘Sadler (HE. L.) Zingo. 12336.
Sadowsky (Adelaide) Ache of an ach-
ing heart. 5691.
‘Saenger (Gustav) :
Scotch pastorale. 20306.
Seven poetic album leaves. 2881.
Saffer (J. M.) That vamping mammy
from Alabamy. 25261.
‘SSafroni (Arnold) Salute your stand-
ard. 8974.
Sahara derby. 5065.
Sahlin (A. A.) Country life. 23648.
St. Amory (Carl) Song of the little
feet. 9088.
Saint-André (A.) Honneur aux Belges.
12931...
Saint Aulatire (Rolande) :
Cendrillon au bal. 9723.
Peau d’ane. 13535.
Petit poucet et ses fréres. 138549.
Reverie de Cendrillon. 11507.
Riquet 4 la houpe. 11514.
St. Clan (Pie):
Dream melody. 18859.
March pompous. 19692.
Original compositions for the
grand organ. 20053.
Voices of the sky. 20741.
Water-lilies. 14037.
Saint Genies (J. H. V. G. de) Chan-
son printaniére. 18364 (78).
/ st. George (C. H.):
Down in my dear
16727.
New London has wonderful girls,
oh my. 17562.
You are my sweet dare devil gir]
over there. 18332.

St. Giles pub. co. ltd.:
Amami. 7835.
Celanese. 14405.
In old Madrid. 2202.
Just a wee drap. 15093.
Rose of Burmah. 2864.
Shuffle along. 2949.
Tiny tots tales. 3150.

St. Helier (Ivy):

8684.

Pitt belle canzoni

little cave.

Coal black mammy. 1744, 9783,
9784.
Not at home. 1178.
St. John (Cad.) Goodbye old Shang-
hai. 10257.

St. John’s college. St. John’s college
song. 22700.
St. Quentin (Hdward) :
T’ll pray for you. 25595 (401).
Loving cup. 1112.

Saint-Saéns (C. C.):

Andante du 3° concerto. 20279.

Bell. 24983.

Canto del cigno. 11571.

Cygne. 2884.

Dix transcriptions pour beanid
orgue. 2885.

Etude en forme de valse. 25595
(473).

Fantaisie. 14163 (484).

Foi. 15793.

Marche héroique. 20280, 20281.

Mort de Thais. 14163 (485).

My heart at thy sweet voice.
22701, 22702.

Six bagatelles. 15794.

Swan. 1475 (25), 8970, 17830.

Swan’s song. 7244.

Valse mignonne. 14163 (486).

Vénus. 14163 (487).

2°me sonate. 14163 (487).

Saint-Servan (G.) Haira. 21686.

St. Whitelock (O. V.) Al, you’re dif-
ferent. 238376.

Saitta (Custodio) Italian rose. 24194.

Sajewski (W. H.):

Hiszpanhska dziewieca. 24011.
Hupaj-siupaj! 6371.

Jazda patrolki. 6532.
Marzenia o wolnosci. 6773.

M6j wroébelku. 19777.
Natalia. 6939, 8733.
Nie opuszezaj nas. 22385, 24639.
Opoweisci Hoffmana. 8785.
Pie Jesu. 24845. *
Regina. 8925.
Slubny wieniec. 20383.
Smieré komara. 20387.
W pielgrzymiej szacie. ~23164.
Wesota milynarka. 20790.
- Wieczorna polka. 23263.
Wspomnienie przesztosci.
Sakelariou (A. X.):
Kalamatianos. 6576.
Mperati. 6887.
Ntavelis. 6975.
Politikos syrtos. 7120.
Tritsimbithas. 7568.
Saks (Michel) Roumanian wedding.
22689.
Sakura-no-hana. 17245.
Sakura, Sakura. 7246.
Salabert (Francis) :
A ce moment la! 5680.
A Montmartre l4-haut. 14168.
Aboultonpez. 20981.
Accidents. 20983.
Ah! si vous étiez Nicolas.
Aime-moi Emma. 94438.

9870.

9440,

1825

INDEX

Salabert (Francis )—Continued.

Aimer sans paroles. 20993.
Alex.s. 21008.
Aline. 16399.
Amour masqué. 9485, 12387,
14216-14219. ‘
Amour masqué, j’ ai deux amants.
12388.
Amour quand tu nous tiens. 3424,
3425.

Amour qui meurs, amour qui
passes. 9486.

Ange gardien. 9493, 14228.

Angoissante aventure. 16425.

April rose. 12398.

Athalie. 13298.

Avoir le piano. 14262.

Ballade triste. 14278.

Barbier de Séville. 20259.

Berceuse rouge. 16492.

Bohémienne. 12488.

Bonne aubaine. 3545.

Bonne place. 21187.

C’est jeune et ca n’ sait pas. 5878,
5879.

C’est ? amour! 3569.

C’est la vie. 9681, 14874.

C’est le blues. 5880.

C’est Paris. 9682, 12535, 14375.

C’est pas ca qui donne un frisson.
14376. ;

C’est sa banlieue. 9683, 14377.

C’est tout ce qui me reste d’elle.
9684.

C’est un petit truc épatant. 21225.

C’est vieux et ca n’sait pas. 14878.

Caid. 5882.

Calicot et la modiste. 143879.

Calife de Bagdad. 1662.

Camarada. 12543.

Carraypatoso. 14397.

Ce n’ était pas Ja méme chose.
9721, 14403.

Chacun son gotit. 21265.

Chanson de leau. 5922, 9729.

Chanson de route. 9730, 14413,
18661.

Chanson des bonnes. 5923.

Chanson triste. 2009.

Chanson valaque. 12572.

Chant birman. 5926, 9732, 12578.

Ciboulette. 8010, 14448, 14444.

Ciboulette vaise. 14445, 16596.

Cinquiéme album Francis Sala-
bert. 9774.

Comm’ la vie. 9803.

Continue ... tu m’intéresses! ..
9812.

Copain-copine. 14471.

Corrientes. 16633.

Cosy-tea. 9820.

Couplets du charme. 5982.

_Craec! 21865.

Criollita. 3693.

Cyprien. 14490.

1826

>

pt. It, n.s.,v. 18

Dame Blanche. 12645.

Dans un’ charrett’. 9877.

Elégance. 10046.

Elle aime ca. 1885.

Emméne-moi. 21500.

En douce. 3856, 3857.

Etrange valse. 3870.

Euryanthe. 16772.

Eventail. 6142.

Exultante tendresse. 14651.

Femme 4 la rose. 1921.

Femme du monde a soi. 16799.

Fernande. 6173.

Filles. 3914, 21549.

Florence blues. 14697.

Flaite enchantée. 183353.

Frisco. 16831.

Grande dame et le petit monsieur.
16896.

Gras et les maigres. 6269, 10268.

Hé Marie! 6312.

Hilarité céleste. 10350, 12922.

Humoresque. 2087, 16985.

- Il faut savoir prendre les femmes.

14989.

Isle of sweethearts. 21961.

J’ai deux amants. 6522.

J’ai vingt ans! 6525, 15056.

J’aime. 15057.

J’aime pas ca. 21972.

J’ m’ en balance. 10616, 15058.

J’n’ai plus d’poéle. 4338.

J’suis pas vernie. 15059.

Java. 4840, 43841.

Je me couche. 15064. |

Je pence 4 mon estomac. 15065.

Je suis le petit jeune homme que
vous cherchez. 10629.

Joli soir de printemps. 15072,
15073. ;

Jolie jambe dans un joli bas.
6549, 15074.

' Joneur de fifite. 21995.

Joyeuses comméres de Windsor.
13082.

Jubel. 2268.

Juggler. 22000.

Kennedy. 15123.

Koutchiska. 6598.

La-haut. 8481, 10712, , 10718,
15146, 22052.

Legende du Rhin. 6618, 10746.
Loca. 22115.

Ma chanson, 10889.

Magda. 13247.

Manfred. 20305.

Martha. 18972.

Maurice Chevalier. 17398.

Mes parents sont venus me
chercher. 4639.

Miss Blues. 68837.
Moi, j’ m’ appell’ Ciboulette.
11016.
Moment de m’en aller. 22275.

Mon réve. 6855.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Monteria. 22280.

Ne croyez pas aux chansons.
£G553.

Noces de Figaro: 6885.

Non, non, jamais les hommes.
11173.

Nous avons fait un beau voyage.
PUSS.

On a toujours ce qu’ on n’ veut
pas. 15569.

On Marie Antoinette. 15571.

Onde tragique. 15580.

Ose Anna. 11314, 13500, 15596.

Ouverture de la péche. 15607.

Pajaro y la fuente. 4872.

Palme immortelle. 15613.

Parce que. 11352.

Parigotte. 11353, 15624.

Petit choc. 15642, 15648.

Pillin. 15658.

Pour étre heureux. 7131, 11428,
TF (aos -

Preciosa. 2781.

Premier basier. 15696.

Quand les femmes font comme les
enfants, 7165.

Quand on aime on a toujours
vingt ans. 15714.

Quand on est intelligent. 22613.

Que des filles. 15715.

Romance. 7216, 18658.

Romance ancienne. 2854.

Ruines d’Athénes. 12465.

Salut a l’ étoile. 15796.

Sémiramis. 20260.

Sept mélodies. 16006.

Sérénade de Pencho. 17871.

Si les baisers. 5137.

Si Titine etait moins belle. 17888.

Si vous n’ aimez pas ca. 11648,
17889.

Simari. 15852.

Sinai. 13739.

Soir ...sur la dune. 17982.

Songe d’une nuit d’été. 19744.

Sufra! 3035. -

Sur la terre. 22935.

Ta bouche. 7477-7480.

Tango chanté. 7490.

Tannhatiser. 23166.

Tchike tehike. 22992.

Toi et moi. 16094, 18134.

Touareg. 7558.

Tous les deux. 16104.

Tout autour du moulin. 238073.

Toutes les femmes. 23074.

Troisiéme album. 3176.

Va! quand l’amour ordonne. 16144.

Valse de genre. 16151.

Vers toi. 7628. —

Viva Mussolini. 16175.

‘Vocalises. 7639.

Vraie samba. 12099.

Wagneriana. 5483.

Salama (A. N.):
Elephant and the fly. 8145.
Happy New Year. 10298.
Kamushki. 8453.
Violets 9265.
Salcéde (Victor) :
Jeannette. 2244.
Three romantic idylls. 2887.
Salemme (Adolfo) :
Ciecaleggio. 9770.
Luna chiara. 24402.
Salemme (Louis) :
Blue paradise. 18551.
Winking blue eyes. 16307.
Salin (A. M.):
Forlorn. 21582.
Oh maiden sweet. 22449.
Saling (H. R.): :
I’m stung. 6420.
Struttin’ step. 5243
Salisbury (L. L.) What is the matter
with me. 12162.
Sallow (Irving) Miss Ameriea. 17434.
Salmon (Reuben) What’s the use
blues. 16222.
Salmond (JI. M.) Civil engineers.
5960.
Salms (M. B.) While the silent stars
keep watch. 14088.
Salome (Théodore) Douze_ piéces
nouvelles. 25595 (239).
Salomé. 19410.
Salsbury (Janet) Ancient suite 7842.
Salter (C. D.) Old church. 15556.
Salter (M. T.):
Maid o’ mine. 4566.
Spring wonder. 11771.
Salter (Sumner) :
Bright , shines the golden sun.
9413 (17).
Lord’s prayer. 18364 (128).
Prelude improvisation. 7142.
Suffer little children. 5679 (105).
Salter (W. H.) Life’s awakening.
8509.
Saltzman (Ivan) Paris blues 13528.
Salus (Claude) Rediviva. 5003.
Salvation army, ine. Song of liberty.
13796.
Salvin (Hnzo de) Minny. 19758.
Salvin (Vincenzo De):
Ammore ’e malandrino. 18433.
Avvertimento. 12425.
Fox-trottomania. 12833.
Salvio (Salvatore) :
Bronx borough. 9662.
Just a smile. 10665.
Nannina mia. 1168.
Queen of India. 11477.
Rusina mia. 1259. ~
T’amo ancora. 11862.
Victory. 23149.
258th field artillery march. 5678.
Salvo (S.) Oj’ sole! oj’ luna! oj
mare! 20011.

1827

:
;

~ INDEX

Salzano (G.):
Canzona sincera.
Cingallegra. 8012.
Statt’ accussi. 20470.

Salzedo (Carlos) Song of the Volga

boatmen. 5206.

Salzwedel (Mrs. Herman) Where the
morning glory’s twining round a
home in Tennessee. 16272.

Samazeuilh (Gustave) :

Pepita Jiménez. 24823.
Prélude. 20287.

Saminsky (Lazare):

Etude. 1264.
Loneliness. 1096.

Sammond (H. 8S.) Night is like a
Gipsy maiden. 454.

Sammons (Albert):

Canzonetta. 3583. -
Intermezzo. 11574.
Sampsel & Mathews:
Fishing. 10182.
My Jersey lily. 11110.
Out Oklahoma way. 7053.
Remember I told you so. 7193.
You never can tell about the dear
little girlies. 9394.
Sampsel, Fraser & Mathews.

7966.

Don’t

be a fool, you feol. 16709.
Sampson (Charles) Daffodil land.
14503.

Samson and Delilah. 22701, 22702.
Samuel-Rousseau (Marcel) :
Berceuse.
Hulla. 10398.
Samuels (Arthur):
Alibi baby. 14194.
Poppy. 24874.

Two make a home. 16129.
Samuels (D. L.):
Say it with kisses. 2899.
Sweet Louise. 3059.
Samuels (F. A.) If I get the 1782.
14974.
Samuels (Homer) Enough. 3862.
Samuels (Joe) Page Paderewski.
11333.
Samuels (T. C.) Danse des gnomes.
23684. ;

Sanaker (J. A.):
My sunshine state. 8728.
OV man Mississippi, knows jes’
where we want to go. 15555.
Play that left hand melody.
Your way and my way. 12330.
Sanaker songs co. inec.:
OV man Mississippi. 15555.
Play that left hand melody.
15665.
Sanberg (J. M.):
Cause I ain’t got no sweet daddy
now. 9719.

Rings of smoke. 1248.

Sanders

pt. IIT, n. S.jVv; 13

Sanborn (H. E.):

Hindu love moon. 2058.
Tillie. 206838.
Sanborn-Bush pub. co. Hindu love:
moon. 2058.
Sanehez (Santiago) I mean she’s.
poison. 17063.

25469.
Oriental tribesmen.

Saneho Panza.
Sand (Joseph)
1203.
Sandahl] (C. A.) Baby of mine. 7877.
Sandberg (D. E.) Dear mother if
upon this earth. 23697.
Sanders (—):
Clouds of love. 82.
Elsie. 1388.
I feel so sorry for the rose. 21806.
I'll find the key. 236.
Little glow worm. 332.
My Irish rosary. 8718.
One day in May. 491.
Tut-ankh-amen, in the valley of
the kings. 9244.

- Two lips are roses. 672.
Sanders (Alma):
Chante, mon pipeau. 12575.

In my little boat of dreams.
13040.

It’s always springtime in my
heart. 10604.

My love of long ago. 429, 11119.
Song of the rose. 20480, 22850.

Sanders (G. H.) Sonnet d’ amour.
2998.

Sanders (Herbert) Ballade. 24987.
Sanders (Joe) Billie. 49.

(Seott) There’s somebody
thinking of you, Mary. 18921.
Sanderson (Wilfrid) :
Autumn love song. 21076.
Beyond the dawn. 1618.
Break o’ day. 20974 (102).
‘Drumadoon. 21467.
End of the road. 5679 (181).
I sent you a song. 8351.
My jewels. 22335.
Nightingale of June. 8749.
Stars have eyes. 5679 (355).
When you’re away. 23230.
Sandler (Peretz) :
Kale unter der chipe, 22024.
Roumanian wedding. 22689.
Toko-boko tantz. 23067. —
Sandor (Szlatinay): —
Dorozsmai templom
8108. ~
Merre van a vilag vége. 8108.
Sands (D. M.) Sweetheart Caroline.

tornyal.

5284.
Sands (Joseph) Blue bright eyes. ©
18547.
Sands musi¢ co. Sweetheart Caroline.

5284.

Sanford (—)

Bluette. 25595 (347).
Sanitz (Marietta)

Valse. 7425.

‘

2
INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923
Sankey (I. D.) Gospel hymns. 1475 Frolic and play. 6210.

(3). Gavotte. 14163 (194).
San Sebastian (J. A. de) Basque love Glad tidings. 6238.

song. 794. Happy stroll. 10299.
Sanson (C. J.) I’ve been longing for Intermezzo scherzando. 24182.

someone like you. 19280.
Sans Souci (Harry) Sweet-heart of
old. 15981.
Santangelo (Vincenzo) :
Al di 14 di quei monti. 1495.
Champagne. 18656.
Cos’ € l’ amor. 1768.
KH’ sempe Napule. 1877.
Penzanno a Napule. 2748.
Viveurs. 38226.
Santly (Henry):
Ellis Island blues.
(39).
I’d love to have ya love me all
the time. 4157, 6386.
I’m sitting pretty, in a pretty city.
19262.
I’m sitting pretty in a pretty little
city. 17058, 19263, 21849, 24110.
I’m sorry now. 10486.

21497, 23352

Steppin’ on the dime. 17981,
22894.

Ta ta blues. 3076.

22894.

"Tain’t nuthin’ else. 180387.
Santly (J. H.):
I want a girl like mother was,
when mother was a girl. 19291.
Irish moon. 19387.
Two best girls I love. 23104.
Santly (Lester) Somebody’s trying to
steal you from me. 13784.
Santo (A. De) See De Santo (A.)
Santoliquido (Francesco) :
Crepuscolo sul mare. 8049.
Erinni. 10069.
Supremo sonno. 15972.
Santos (Ernesto dos) Dadiva d’amor.
3715.

- Santos (J. J.) Old brigade. 22466.

Sapirstein (David) :
American tango.
Vanita. 20716.

18429.

._Sarasate (Pablo de) See de Sara-

sate (Pablo).
Sargeant (Mrs. O. E.) God is love.
23894.

-Sarles (Richard) Down among the

__ Arkansas pines. 18846.

> Sarno (G.);
Cammin facendo. 18618.
Peggio ’e me. 20101.

Sarpalius CES VE) e

Dukruzele. 6100.
- Kam Gia teip ilgin. 8452.
Sartorio (Arnoldo) :
Aubade pastorale.
Balletella: 9567.
Capriccio giocoso. 7968.
Chatterbox. 5931.

14163 (32).

Little blue flower. 6646.
Mareh. 7250. :

Masked ball. 13271.
Momento capriccioso. 24532.
My lady’s favor. 24599.

Myosotis. 14163 (279).
Petit morceau caracteristique.
248381.

Play and sport. 2761.
Princess. 2788.
Scherzetto. 11587.
Spring greetings. 7415.
14 melodious etudes. 14163 (492).
Saslavsky (N. L.) Lied fun broit.
24303.
Sattine (J. R.) Egyptian eyes. 16756.
Satz (Bernard) In the winter time.
15028.
Satzewich (S. D.):
I am longing for you., 14873.
Oh! how I’d love to be a sweet
baby. 24706.
Sweet girl I am longing for you.
22949.
Sauer (Carl) Allah. 1506.
Sauer (Robert):
Island of dreams. 4328.
When it’s springtime
Rockies. 12171.
Sauher (Mel) Spanish dancer. 20450.
Saunders (A. E.) Daddy. 9855.
Saunders (G. E.) If you want to
make your good gal smile. 24148.
Saunders (J. HE.) If you want to make
your good gal smile. 24148.
Saunders (M. HE.) That little con-
temptible bootlegger. 1360.
Saunders (M: S.):

Mother’s lullaby. 6880, geet
Song of love. 7374. :
Saunders (W. P.):

If I die, let me die for love.
4252.
Little rag doll. 4495.
Yo-bo-san. 5646.
Saunderson (H. H.) Hymns fat the
living age. 4137.
Sauraly (Andrée)
6757.
Sauval
VVI2?
Sauvrezis (A.):
Dernier soir. 6034.
Nieges Sur la montagne. 6953.
Soirs agrestes. 7349.
Soirs lugubres. 7350 .
Soirs somptueux. 7351.
Savage (H. J.) Win. 12248.
Savage (H. W.) inc. Minnie an’ me.
10997.

in the

Marche funébre.

(Marc) Chant maternel.

1829

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Savasta (H. D.):
Kyra. 4429.
Mean old blues. 19716.
My Gypsy serenade. 4717.
Some other day. 7359.
Savelli (Renato) Passa la fanfara.
7079.
Savino (Domenico) :

Allegro agitato. 7829.

Allegro precipitoso. 7831.
Carnival grotesque. T974.
Conspiracy. 8036.
Dramatic allegro. 8114.

Kiki. 7808 (288).
Lonely. 6674.
Mareh of the mannikins.
18260, 13261.
Misterioso. alla valse.
Processional. 8903.
Rustic allegro. 8965.
Storm music. 9115.
Tragie andante. 9222.
Tutti uniti. 3178.
Savino (Hugo) Remember
13630." > U9
Sawyer (Dot)
Sawyer (IF. E.)
14163 (95).
Sawyer (H.P.) See Achorn(H. P. S8.).
Sawyer (H. S.):
Air de ballet. 16389.
Chile-con-carne eyes.
Chinese dance. 16584.
Choral no. 1-38. 16586-16588.
Cloudland waltz. 16607.
Crescent moon waltz. 16646.
Dainty shepherdess. 16655.
Denison’s deseriptive music book.

_ 8605,
8656.

dearie.

So lonesome. 17927.
Chanson orientale.

18676.

21417.
Dorothea polka. 16725.
Dream. 167834.
Festival mazurka. 16801.
Flight of the soul. 16813.
Flirtation. 16814.
Frolic of the elves. 16835.

Ghost march. 16855.
Gingerbread bear. 19025.
Gipsy gavotte. 16860.
Hawaiian serenade. 16921.
Here comes the band. 16941.
Hold steady. 16953.
Hula Lu. 19174. ,
Hunter’s horn. 16987.
In the moonlight. 17131.
In the sand man’s boat.
Interlude. 17144.
Javanese dance. 17163.
Ladies’ aid. 19523.
Lighthouse bell. 19562.
Little tin soldier. 19591.
Love in lavender. 17327 .
Love’s pleading. 17346.
Lullaby. 17360.
Mechanical doll.

19370.

17406.

1830

Merry men. 17416.
Mia Carlotta. 19755. -
Minstrels on parade. 17480.
My old rag doll. 19881.
Native Indian chant. 17552.
Pastoral. 17838.

Samovar. 17882.

Scared to death. 17841.-
Seminola. 17862.

Serenade. 17865.

Sorrow. 17961.

Storm scene. 17991.

Story of a song. 20483.
Struggle. 17994.

Tarantelle. 18046.
Tenderness. 18060.

Thelma mazurka. 18073.
Three wise monkeys. 20633.
Vespers. 18186.

Victory forever. 18188.
White Eag’e polka. 18284.

Will-o’-the-wisp. 18308.
Winter jingles. 18315.
Sawyer (K. G.) Fire scene. 16807.
Sawyer (Katherine) Collision of souls.
18703.
Sawyer (Yvonne)
with you. 13490.
Saxon (M. Jey
Banjo studies.
Dove. 21443.
I am waiting for the autumn
leaves to fall. 19196.
Made in U. S. A. 2480.
Mandolin banjo studies. 22185.
Return your love to me. 11504.
Saxon professional banjo accom-
paniment. 24993.
Tenor banjo studies. 23007.
That up to date lady of mine.
23023.

One perfect hour

21118.

_There’s a ukulele peddler. 23038.

Ukulele banjo studies. 238108.
Saxton (KE. E.) September. 11613.
Sayer (—) Pepita. 8665.
Sayles (H. F.):

At rest. 18364 (14).

Broodings of God’s love. 18364

(30).

Flower Sunday. 18364 (70).

God is love. 14163 (202).

Heavens declare. 18364 (91).

Invocation. 183864 (172).

Jesus blessing. 18364 (114).

My trust. 18364 (151).

Omnipresence. 18364 (158).

Open my eyes that I may See.
14163 (415).

Rejoice with me. 18364 (168).

Seek the truth. 18364 (185).

Song of the dawning. 18364
(191).

Thou art my life. 18364 (202).

Waiting on the Lord. 18364 (209).

With a perfect heart. 18364 (229).

Schaeffer (G. A. Grant-)

INDEX ¢

nos. 1-18, 1923

Saylor (M. I.) Mother love. 8674.
‘Saynische (Louis) How dear to me.
2081.

‘Seale studies. 20297.

Scalella (G.) Acquaiola ’e Margellina.

9425
Sealero (Rosario) Danze napoletane.
14527, 14528.
Scandale du Louvre. 14163. (303).
Seandals. 16561.
Scandals 1923. 16552.
Scanlan (Walter):
Bit o’ pink and white. 143820.

Katty b135:

Wait for a warm, sunny day.
16186.

When I kissed the blarney stone.
16232.

‘SSeanlon (Batt) Violin made easy and
attractive. 23153.

(T. N.) Days are_ blue.

Scaravilli
3748.
Seariano (Salvatore)

881.

Searlatti (Domenico) :
Capriccio. 559.
Pastorale. 560, 15809.

22 piano pieces. 14163 (498).
Scarlet mask club. Twin fix. 7588.
Scarmolin (A. L.):

Birthday party. 9617.

Gondola nera. 8235.

Master’s garden. 19710.

Month of May. 22281.

Dolce sorriso.

Searpati (Giovanni) Storia di Mo-
nella. 20478.

Scates (—) Roses and rue. 25595
(471).

Schachinger (Karl) That spark of

nature within me. 11923.

Schacht (Gustav) Graf Luckner-
marsch. 2003.

Schade (M. F.) Regret. 7190.

‘Schiffer (Christian) :
Country dance. 16639.
Cowslips. 16640.
Frolic. 16834.
Idyll. 17102.
Starlight. 17978.
Summer shower. 18002.
- Schaefer (L. H.) My dear papa and
i sweet mamma. 174938.
~ Schaeffer (A. J.) What’s the use of
loving someone you should forget.
7686.
See Grant-
Schaeffer (G. A.)
Schaeffer-Corr music pub. co. I’ve
come.back to stay with you mother
dear. 10508.
‘Schaetzlein (Larry):
Do you, don’t you, will you, ,won’t
you, love me too. 9949.

106658—24——34

If we’d known you was gonna
come, we'd a surely baked a
cake. 19321.

Schafer (Bob) :

Change your mind. 14409.

Strut it up and down. 17995.

Walk, Jenny, walk. 14029, 20753.

Schaffer (H. C.) My little love.
15445.
Schaffer (Joe) Wonderful hours.
Schamberg (Arthur)

148138.
Schaney (G. E.) Mother. 19805.
Scharhan (Siegfried) Japanese patrol.
24201.
Scharwenka (F. X.)
18364 (178).
Schatz (L.) Love’s reproaches. 10876.
Schebo (W. A.) Missionary volun-
teer victory song. 8654.
Scheherazade. 3357.

Scheinpflug (Paul) Hofkonzert. 6337.
Scheiowitz (Louis) Please do answer
my prayer for to-morrow. 24869.

Schell (C; P.):

Parting kiss. 15625.

Song of Egypt. 5193.

Schell (W. A.) jr. Why should I
wait till to-morrow. 14101.

Schellbach (L. F.) When I waltz
again with you. 718.

Schellbach (W. H.)

(iss &
Here’s your hat.

Seherzino,

When I waltz

again with you. 718.
Schelling (EK. H.) Victory ball.
14011.
Schenck (—):
Old time tune. 17640.
That bran’ new gal o’ mine.

18062, 18364 (318), 20584, 20585.
That red head gal. 3105.
Where are the old pals of yester-
day. 18264.

Who did you fool after all. 7729,
18287.
Schenck (D. W.)
Schenck (Joe) :

Big hearted Bennie. 21164, 23488.
Mississippi moon. 8655.
Schenck (Moe) :

Waiting. 1410.

Deep in my heart. 21412.
Heartaches. 21724, 23987.
Me no _ speak-a good HEnglish.
22218, 24479.
Schenk (N. R.):
I sure feel blue. 21863.

Mother and Ireland are calling
me there. 22299.
Schenker (Saul):
Chasen’dl oif shabes.
Dudele. 18738.
Scher (William):
Chasen’dl oif shabes.
Dudele. 18738.
Kol-nidre. 13124.

1716.

1716.

1831

INDEX

Scher (William)—Continued.
Little Russian waltz. 13188.
Spinning song. 18821.
Scherr (Ben) Memories gone by.
29997.

at ed sd

Schertzinger (V. L.)
22194.

Schiavone (Florian) Haunting waltz.
4062.
Schicht (Johann)
9527.
Schild (R. S.)
3070.
Schill (O. K.) Seale studies. 20297.
Schiller (Rudolph) Once upon a
time. 7022.
Schiller (Sam) :
Corinthian. 23642.
Frole¢. ~ 28853.
Ireland’s pride. 24187.
Success. 25183.
Zion. 20091.
Schilling (Fred):
Hail! all hail, the Easter morn-
ing. 9413 (59).
Responses. 5679 (92).
Six carols. 18364 (180).
Sehilling .(W. P.) Unique _ voice
training studies. 5430.
“Schindler (A. J.) Two. little. or-
phans. 12034.
Schindler (Hans) :
Lieber schatz, was du mir ange-
tan. 6627.
Nichts zu machen. 8744.
Schindler (Kurt):
Mal maridada. 370.
Nightingale of France. 4782, 6964.
Nina bella. 457.
Schidler (Axel):
Cabana. 16544.
Romance. 24947.
Simphonia-blues. 25067.
Tornerose. 25322.
Schirmer (KE. C.) music co.:
Around us hear the sounds of
even. 3445.
Birthday waltzes. 16498.
Chorus of Bacchantes. 4020.
Come again, sweet love. 3660.
Concord hymnal. 16626.
Crucifixus. 3700.
Dainty, fine, sweet nymph. 9866.
Ecce, quomodo moritur. 11339.
Glory to God in the _ highest.
10226. '
Hallelujah, amen. 4045.
House among the trees. 6356.
Improperia. 11340.
Kindergarten book of folk- “Songs.

Marchéta.

Ascension hymn.

Sweetheart Nell.

2290.
Let their celestial concerts all
unite. 4047.

1832

Bedtime tales. 12462.

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Morning hymn. 4680.
Nightingale. 11161.

O filii et filiz. 4801.
Song of the hunt. 7377.
Three pictures. 7282.

Schirmer (G.) ine:

Advanced ear-training and sight-
singing. 759.

Advanced studies in rhythm. 9433.

After love. 14177.

After the gale. 38385.

Agamede’s song. 9487.

Albumleaf. 7822.

All at sea. 5716.

All’ ave di sera. 3396, 16373 (3).

Allegro agitato. 7829.

Allegro precipitoso. 7831.

Amour coquet. 12386.

And the night-raven sings. 21042.

Andante. T7808 (210).

Andante religioso. 3429.

Angel’s Christmas. 18439.

Angelus. 16373 (57).

April song. 21055.

Aprila, 0 bella. 16373 (7).

Arbutus. 14246.

At seventeen. 14255.

At the woodland spring. T7T867.

At twilight. 16373 (8).

Augustin. 16448.

Autumn. 12419.

Ave Maria. 13689.

Bacchus. 5790.

Ballade. 17161.

Banjo song. 16465, 16466.
Barbara. 12446.
Barberini’s minuet. 7887.
Barcarolle. 12447, 16470.
Barearolle song. 3491.
Bedtime. 1595.

Before the gale. 3509.

Behold now, praise the Lord.
9591.

Behold now, praise ye the Lord.
21140.

Bells. 1603, 5819.

Bells of youth. 98474. .

Benedictus es, Domine. 12474.

Berceuse. 801, 7808 (161), 16489,
21152)

Berceuse mélancolique. 14307.
Big brown bear. 18535.

Big hall clock. 16497.
Birthday party. 9617.
Birthday secrets. 18541.
Blossom-time. 12494.

Blue flower. 1626.

Boat song. 809.

Bolero de concert. 1629.
Book of classical airs. 9642.
Bourrée. 9550.

Bring her again to me. 7949.
Brownies’ bugle-call. 12528.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Brunette. 143861.

Busy saw-mill. 21216.

Butterfly dance. 7808 (167).

By the bubbling spring. 12581.

By the wandering waters. 16541.

Called away. 14380.

Calm. 9692.

Cancion de amor. 21237.

Cantilena. 7808 (168).

Canzone triste. 16373 (11).

Canzonet. 5903.

Canzonetta. 9696, 9697, 16373
C12 yr.

Caress. 23559.

Carnaval des papillons. $8591.

Carnival dance. S826.

Carnival grotesque. 7974.

Carol of Lorraine. 21250.

Causerie, 23570.

‘Shaconne. 16559.

Chanson. 12836.

Chanson de Pierrot. 1705.

Chanson indoue. 7988.

Chanson pathétique. 18663.

Chansonnette. 833, 3608, 7808
(169), 21282.

Chant sans paroles. 16373 (14).

Chariot race. 5928.

Child-garden of melody and
rhythm. 12583.

Child’s garden of verse. 5948.

Clark street bridge. 12597.

Cleopatra’s prayer. 5963.

Colinette. 12601.

Columbine qui flirte. T7808 (174).

Come, sweet lass. 16618.

Come unto Me, ye weary. 23633.

Concert paraphrase. 14464.

Concerto. 1210.

Concerto for violonocello. 5973.

Sonspiracy. 8036.

Constancy. 1764.

Contentment. 1765.

Sountry dance. T7808 (176).

Cowboy’s lament. 23653.

Cradle song. 7808 (163), 238655.

Crucifixion. 857.

Cupid’s balm. 21376.

Cut direct. 3708.

Daily exercises. 9865.

Daisy. 14506.

Damascus. 9867.

Dance bretonne. T808 (179).

Dance of the flower-girls. 9868.

Dance.of the goblins. T7808 (180).

Dance of the moon sprites. 6005.

Dancing raindrops. 862.

Dancing under the ~ lime-tree.
8069.

Dandelion. 14517.

Danse ondulante. 21892.

Danza siberiana. 9883.

Danze napoletane. 14527, 14528.

Dawn. 12664-12666.

Day in May. 18769.

1833

Day is past and over. 12670.

De sandman. 6025.

Desiderio. 12688.

Ding dong bell. 16373 (16).

Diversions. 23717.

Dramatie allegro. 8114.

Dumble-dum deary. 16748.

Hastern intermezzo. T7808 (194).

Easy opera classics. 6112.

Ebb-tide. 10031.

Echoes. 8136.

Egyptian dance. 16373 (20).

Hight little pieces for little folks.
G2.

Hlegie. 6118.

Hlfin fountain. 18897.

- Espoir en Dieu. 12765.

HKtude. 4347.

Etude melodique. 21514.

Evening. 6141, 8158.

Evening song. T7808 (197), 10074,
163873 (21).

Eventide. 916:

Every valley shall be filled. 18923,

EXxtase reverie 7808 (199).

Fairy glen. 18937.

Fairylight. 21528.

Fammi la grazia! 8175.

Fancies. 12790.

Fate chose the time. 6166.

Feux folleto. 10114.

Fierce raged the tempest o’er the
deep. 10118.

Finger-exercises and scale-studies.
3918.

First and second duet books.
7808 (201).

First Haster morn. 1930.

First finger-exercises. 10126.

First symphony. 14691.

Flourish. 23829.

Fourteen synthetic exercises.
13648.

Freischutz. 19001.

Frolics and fancies. 10182.

From Bohemian woods. 19003.

From every earthly pleasure. 1953.

Fughetta [and] Gigue. 16839.

Fugue in D minor. 16456.

Funeral march. 7808 (205).

Game of tag. 19014.

Gavotte. 955, 6217, 16844, 16845,
23869.

Gavotte Marianne. 21615.

Ghosts. 16373 (23).

Giga. 10209.

Girl I loved. 6232, 18221.

Glory to God. 19041.

God’s own smile. 1988.

Gondola. T808 (209).

Gondola nera. 8235.

Gossip Joan. 16892.

Graded studies. 19071.

Grandpapa’s favorite dance. 16898.

Green. 10274.

INDEX
pt. II, n.s., v.18
Schirmer (G.) ine.—Continued. - Knew not the sun. 22042.

Grusenian song. 969. Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill.
Guiding star. 19082. 1074.
Hallowe’en march. 14784. Lamentation. 2327.
Hark! hark, my soul! 975. Lane to Bally-bree. . 7808 (240).
Hark! hark! the lark: 13690. Late lark. 17258.
Heart of me. 14804. Lawyer Brown. 6615.
Hebrew melody. 7808 (214). Lazy man. 17256.
Hindu dance. 7808 (215). Leather-stockings. 18147.
Holiday waltz. 6339. Leda. 10744.
Home normal course. 19146, Legend of the hermit thrush.

21750.

Homesick tunes. 993.

Honey child. 7808 (216).

Honey chile. 10368, 10369,

Hornpipe. 7808 (212).

How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 21766.

Humoresque. 10395.

Humpty Dumpty’s funeral march.
6367, T7808 (219).

Hundred pipers. 1000.

Huntsman, 8312.

Hymn to the sun. 16991.

I came with a song. 7808 (220).

I knew there was a thing called
love. 10488.

I’ve dreamed of sunsets. 19283.

I will be glad and rejoice. 6480.

Tf, my dear. 14979.

If the moon. 4262.

Iliustrative music and songs for
the kindergarten. 13022.

Improvisation. 7808 (229).

In Bibleland. 13032.

In dewy dells. 21921.

In happy land. 1033.

In jovial mood. 17121.

In old Nassau. 19349, 24164.

In rose-time. 6479.

In the gloaming. 21934.

In the great hall. 8395.

In the night. 6490, 6491.

In the silence of the _ night.
16373 (40).

Indian pipes. 2216.

Indian summer idyl. 7808 (281).

Indian wedding festival. 7808
(2382):

Intermezzo. 7808 (253), 12088,
12089, 16895.

Intreat me not to leave thee.

2221:
Ireland. 6501, 7808 (233).
Irish croon-song. 18053.
Italian dance. 2235.
Jack o’ Janterns. 15060.
Joan of Are overture. 7808 (235).
Jolly time. 16373 (43).
Judge’s dance. 17188.
June idyll. 24225.
Just play make-believe, 22020.
Kewpies’ parade. 2286. ;
Kiki. 7808 (288). %
Kiss from Columbine. 19510.

®

1834

‘Marching song. 17892.

22065.
Leprechaun. 19547.
Let it be forgotten. 13155.
Letter to Santa. 22076.
Liebestraum. 10783.
Listen to the lambs. 6641.
Little angels of heaven. 17279.
Little butterfly. 8520.

Little chicken fit for old Broad-

way. 16373 (47).
Little princess. 22101.
Little rosebud. 10804.

- Little song of life. 1092.

Lo, hear the gentle lark. 16373
(48).

Lone song. 16378 (50).

Lord is my shepherd. 2399, 15226.

Lord my pasture shall prepare.
22130.

Love-lit shadows. 1105.

Love’s communion. 1108.

Loves’ sorrow. 7808 (248).

Love’s wilfulness. 7808 (249).

Lullaby. 6712, 6715, 16373 (52),
19648, 19649.

Mal d’ amore. 7808 (250).

Mandolin serenade. 16373 (55).

Manola. 24447.

March of the dwarfs. 17387.

Mareh of the scouts. 1122.

Marching on. 16373 (56).

Masquerade. 8612, 13272.

Mass in honor of St. Joseph.
15306.

Master-soul. 1135.

Meditation. 4615, 7808 (309),
19720.

Mélancolie. 24838, T7808 (254).

Mélodie. 3030.

Mermaid’s romance. 6810.

Merriment. 10977.

Merry shepherd. 16373 (59).

Midsummer nights serenade.
163873 (60).

Million stars. 8646.

Minuet. 2015, 23977.

Miss you so. 13313.

Missa in honorem sancti Fran-
cisci Assisiensis. 2523.

Misterioso alla valse. 8656.

Moon-flower. 24536.

Moon madness. 15372.

Morning song. 2543, 17465.

nos. 1-13, 1923

i

Morning walk. 24552.

Morris dance. 7808 (258).

Mother dear. 7808 (259).

Mother love. 6875.

Motley. 24566.

Mountain bugle. 19815.

Music box. 2553.

Musical box. 19825.

My dearest one. 22322.

My first lessons in music. 2573,
2574.

My God, I thank Thee. 8709.

Mysterious stranger. 19903.

Nautical picture. 19912.

Nina. 16373 (64).

Nocturne. 859, 7158, 7808 (159),
16904.

Nothing easier. 2687.

Now my heart is. heavy laden.
22407.

Now sleeps the crimson petal.
17584.

Nubian desert song. 17586.

Nursery rhymes. 2642.

O salutaris Hostia. 1180.

O taste, and see, how gracious
the Lord is. 8781.

Oh day of days. 6995.

Oh, dear sixpence. 17611.

Oh, for a closer walk with God.
6996.

Ombra mai fu. 6282.

On the mountains. 16373 (25).

On the steppes of Central Asia.
24745.

Once in a while. 24749.

Once more to touch her fragile
hand. 15579.

One a day. 7023.

Only a ery. 138493.

Only and forever. 8822.

Oriental. 16373 (68).

Orphéus. 23892.

Out in the field. 8831.

Over the depths of the sea. 22515.

Over the sand. 11327.

Overture to the opera Raymond.
5354.

Overture to William Tell. 22687.

Paloma blanea. 22519.

Papillons noirs. 4878.

Parting. 4883.

Passers-by. 18552.

Passing clouds. 22531.

Passion-flowers. 4886.

Pastoral. 6739, 8591.

Peasant wedding dance. 1222.

Pensée. 11374.

Pensée d’amour: 225438.

Pensive. 15641.

Perla de Occidente. 22545.

Petite sérénade. 24833.

Petite valse coquette. - 17708.

Phantoms. 4918.

1835

INDEX

Pied piper. 11392.

Pierrot. 16373 (70).

Pine-trees. 2755.

Playing tag. 16373 (71).

Poem. 24844.

Poems of the sea. 15676.

Pourquoi? 20146.

Praise ye the Father. 6264.

Prelude. 9270, 12337, 16379.

Prelude and fugue. 18487.

Prelude in G minor. 7144.

Préludes: and priéres. 7145.

Priére. 4964.

Processional. 8903.

Profile. 17747.

Puppet-show. 7162.

Quiet road. 7808 (276).

Rain. 2811.

Rain, rain, go away! 20187.

Reap the flax. 17777.

Recollections of Concepcion. 22682.

Recueillement. 2821.

Rest with Thee in heaven. 7196.

Resurrection. 7808 (277).

Returning home. 8935.

Reverie. 2834, 7808 (278).

Revery. 7808 (279).

Rhapsodie prelude. 11510.

Road song. 2847.

RoUing stones. 1252.

Romance. To5.” Vloeo,. 2e6cl,
24948.

Romance d@’ amour. 17807.

Rondo brillant. 22678.

Rose and the maid. 7220.

Roses in the morning. 8959.

Roundel. 17815.

Roundelay. 22691.

Rustic allegro. 8965.

Salaam alaikum. 24984.

Sally roses. 7808 (282).

Santa Anna’s patio. S977.

Sarabande. 17835.

Scene de ballet. 7808 (284).

Schirmer’s (G.) Christmas carol
annual. (22724.

School of double-stopping. 17846.

Second symphony. 25022.

Secret. 5096.

Septiéme étude de concert. 25029.
Serenade. 2000, 5090. 7808 (287-
289), 9006, 16373 (77), 20325.

Serenata de la noche. 15824.

Shadow waltz. 7289.
Shadows. 25034.

Shake out thy tresses. 5113.
Shepherd to his love. 1282.
Shimmering waters. 25046.
Short communion service. 11640.
Sicilienne. 17890.

Silhouette. 15848—15850, 20360.
Silhouettes. 11652.

Six études. 61382.

Six humorous songs. 8212.
Slavic dance. 7339.

TE eee

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Schirmer (G.) ine.—Continued.
Slavonic melody. 13754.
Sleep fairy. 13755.
Slumber-song. 17920.
Snake-charmer. 20393.
Snowflake. 7346.
Snowflakes. 17925.
Song at Capri. 11716.
Song of penitence. 800,
Souvenir intermezzo. 7808 (294).
Souvenir poetique. 7808 (295).
Spanish Gypsy dance. 7405.
Sparkling dewdrops. 7407.
Specialized exercises. 5223.
Spring-song. 22230.
Spring wonder. 11771.
Star-eyes. 3020.
Stars. 16375 (81).
Steps for the young

17984.
Storm music. 9115.
Suffer little children to come un-
to Me. ,, 17997.
Sulla laguna. 16373 (83).
Summer happiness. 25187.
Summer winds. 18003.
Sunday morning bells. 20499.
11805.

pianist.

Sundown. 11801.
Sunlight through leaves.
Swan’s song. 17244.
Sweet brier rose. 15979.
Tally-ho. 7808 (302).
Tantum.ergo. 1350.
Tarantella. 13890.
Tears. 11881.
Tears of love. 7500.
Technical virtuosity
18049.
Tema granadino.
Tendresse. 9167, 16373
That Easter morn. 3101.
Then and now. 20601.
There is a blessed home. 25266.
There is pansies. 25272.
There is sweet music here. 9188.
Third sonata. 20619.
Three duos concertants. 13106.
Three kings. 20632.
Three preludettes. 12450.
Three riders. 25298.
Thrush in the moonlight.
Thursday. 16074.
Thy sweet singing. 11962.
Time puzzles. 7545.
Tinkle bells. 25308.
’Tis springtime. 1378.
To a daughter of April.
To mission San Francisco.
To slumber-land. 13947.
Tota pulchra es, O Maria.
Triume. 20748.
Tragic andante.
Trepak. 24973.
Trio. 511597, 11598.
Trio in D minor.

studies.

25247.

(85).

18102.

18120.

25325.
9222.

25015.

9213.

Trio in F major. 25016.

Trust. 1386. .

Twelve concert preludes and fug-
ues. 15408.

Twilight. 20682.

Twilight is coming. 20683.
Two Hungarian dances. 2351S.
Unknown soldier. 22731.
Valgovind’s boat-song. 25386.
Valse. 24299.-

Valse Blanche. TS808 (315).
Valse coquette. T7808 (316).
Valse idylle. 7808 (317).
Valse in B minor. 12589.
Valse in G flat. 12590. —

Valse mélancholique. 12064.
Valse parisienne. 7808 (319).
Valse triste. 12065.

Valsette. 12068, 23135.
-Veechio minuetto. 5453.
Village dance. 16373 (95). -
Villanelle. 12080.

Violin. 20736.

Vision d’ amour. 3224, T808 (329).
Voi siete. 14020.

Walk in the park. 18210.

Waltz in springtime. 25436.
Warning. 7T664.

Water-lily. 16200, 25444.
Waves. 1412.

Were my songs with wings
vided. 19298,
When the dark mist curtains the

pro-

doorway. 3265. \
White rose. 1434.
Wild tears. 3299.

Witching hour. 16515.

Within the walls of China. 1442,
1443.

Woodcutters. 23291.

Ye sweet retreat. 25560.

Yesterday. 18326.

Youth. 16366.

Zingaresca. 12335.

25 poetic studies, 22577.
Schirmer’s (G.) Christmas carol an-

nual, no. 19. 22724.
Schlachter (F. V.):
Call me sweetheart if you love me.
18611.
I don’t want your money. 19211.

Schlachter (J. A.):

Just try and get it. 19486.
You are just the girl ’m looking
for. «20923:
Schleiffarth (George) :
Doris, the village maiden. 14163

(146).
Grand festival march. 10266. .
Schieiffarth (Herman) Doris, the

village maiden. 141638 (146).
Schleiffarth (Max)
maiden. 14163 (146).

Schlepegrell (R.) Silver bell. 1165p.

1856

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INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Schlesinger (L.) Plus ne verrai mon
doux ami. 14163 (487).
Schlesinger (S. L.) Plus ne verrai
mon doux ami. 14163 (487).
Schloemer (Hd.) Let me miss you
Sweet papa. 2350, 8501, 17266.
Schloss (G. J.) Come along with me.
9791.
Schloss (Herman) Buy. 12752.
Schlueter (EH. H.):
For only you. 23840.
Memories of childhood. 24496.
Springtime. 15927.
Twilight wandering. 25361.
Schlusemeyer (L. F.) Mister Moon,
won’t you come out and Shine. 4654.
Schmanke (Theodora) :
Shine out, oh star of the eve.
15888.
What heaven is to me. 16219.
Schmedes (Hakon) :
Intermezzo. 8985.
Shimmy. 9024.
Spansk dans. 9099.
Statuette-vals. 9110.
To i et Glashus. 13944, 23065.
Schmehl (L.. C.) Onward’ Tulpe-
hocken. 11299.
Schmeidler (Carl):
Belle espagnole. 7907.
By the fountain. 23543.
Dear memories. 23696.
Little treasure. 4499.
Mountain idyl. 24568.
Wedding festival. 14049, 16210.
Woodland shrine. 25549.
Woodland songsters. 25550.
Schmeling (M.):
Abend in Toledo. 5679 (1).
Soldatenleben. 5679 (100-102).
Schmid—Romberg (Claire) Abu und
nu. 5689.
Schmidl (Carlo) :
Arlecechinata. 16435.
Barearola. 16469.
Capriccio ungherese. 16553.
Danza araba. 16665.
Danza di libellule. 16666.
Mazurka russa. 17403.
Passione. 17691.
Ronda misteriosa. 17808.
Sigaretta. 17892.
Sogno. 17930. ~
Sehmidt (A. P.) co.
, Adagio. 163871.
Af’n veg. 3382.
Agnus Dei. 12362.
Allegretto grazioso. 14204.
Alone. 12376.
Along the woodland path. 14206.
Andante. 15786. .
Andante con moto. 14224.
Andantino. 14730.
April. 12396.
April showers. 12399.

1837

At an old trysting-place. 8575,

10891.

At the children’s ball. 18458.

Au clair de lune. 5773.

Ave Maria. 12422, 12423.

Bagpipe passing by. 40.

Balleto. 14279.

Be joyful in the Lord all ye
righteous. 12452.

Behold, there shall be a day.
7905.

Benedictus. 5823.

Benedictus es Domine. 5824.

Bijou. 5833.

Blessed is everyone that feareth
the Lord. 52.

Bow-wow-wow. 9647.

' Brown birdeen. 18592.

Bufon. 14863.

By a meadow brook. 8576.
Canterbury bells. 12549.
Capricieuse. 3587.

Care flies from the lad that is
merry. 12558.

Castilian maid. 23565.

‘Cat came fiddling. 9716.

Chimes ef melody-land. 12586.
Chit-chat. 12588.

Choo-choo train. 14482.
Come to me. 16620.

Consider and hear me. 12613.
Cradle-song. 18726.

Cradle song on St. Sylvester.

TSIZE:
Crickets’ song. 9837.
Dame Jane, the music mistress.
12646.
Dandelions. 12653.
Dawn. 18767.
Dawning days. 1812.
Day is past and over. 12669.
Day of glory. 1815.
Dear me. 871.
Deserted farm. 8577.
Dreaming of me. 12726.
Dry those eyes. 1871.
Easter joy. 133.
Enchanted forest. 12754.
Envy. 6129.
Etude, 1, 4, 5. 21508-21510.
Htude in C. 21512.
Except a man be born again.
1277&
Fairy ring. 23800.
Fairy road. 23801.
Farmer went trotting. 10103.
Father, bless Thy word. 154.
Fiddle. 156.
Filigrana. 14686.
Flower wreath. 10143.
Follow-on studies. 14701.
Forest court. 18981.
Forlozn: 3943.
Fountain. 940.
From an Indian lodge. 8578.

Schmidt (A. P.) co.—Continued.

INDEX

pt. 117, n. s., v. 18

From the cradle to the chuppe.
8952, 39538.
From Uncle Remus.
Full tide. 14721.
Gather rose-buds while ye may.
181.
Gentle zephyrs.
Gipsy. 183.
Give unto the Lord. 12856.
Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty.
21638. ‘
Glory and endless years. 16870.
God of the dew, God of the sun.
14750.

8579, 10892.

1967.

God, that madest earth and
heaven. 12865.
Goodnight and good morning.
19066.

Great is the Lord. 14772.

Greeting to summer. 198.

Hark, hark my soul. 6302.

Hark! pretty lark. 14792.

Harp. 206.

He leadeth me. 12899.

Head and hands. 210.

Hear my ery, O God. 12904.

Hidden violet. 14820.

How peaceful was
16982.

Hunting song. 4134.

Hurdy-gurdy. 227.

the night.

Hush-a-ba’, birdie, croon, croon.
10400.
Hymnus. 19187.

I knew by the smoke that so
gracefully curled. 2105.
I say to all men far and near.
254.
I shall have had my day. 12992.
I wandered by the _ brookside.
24127.
, I will praise Thy name.
Ich gei arois. 4242.
In autumn. 8580.
In the apple tree. 10571.
Indian love call. 19377.
Ionian melody. 6500.
It is the hour when from the
boughs. 282.
Japanese dancing girl.
Jerry’s song. 2247.
Journey onward. 13080.
Just for to-day. 24241.
Land of heart’s desire.
Leafy way. 138146.
Leyenda morisca. 15177.
Life and love. 2355.
Little banjo. 329.
Little brooklet. 19574.
Little old doll. 18185.
Little tarantelle. 13189.
Little yellow butterfly. 1093.
Londonderry air. 4510.
Long-tail blue. 24354.

19301.

13070.

13136.

1838

_Now is Christ exalted.

Our dance is o’er.

Lord is my light. 4521. °.

Magnify His name. 13252.

Man with the fife. 13259.

Man without a country. 375.

Masked ball. 138271.

May morning. 2467.

Mazurka elegante. 24478.

Mechanism and expression. 13290..

Meditation upon Toplady. 2478..

Midnight. 1144.

Miniature waltz.

Minuetto. 15349.

Moderato. 15362.

Moon man. 409. —

Moonbeams. 11026.

Moonlight. 1151.

Morning is calling. 6867.

Mother at the cradle. 19806.

Mountain brook. 1156.

Music, an art and a language...
24575.

Musical calendar.

My riches. 138387.

2518.

135358.

-New city. 4771.

Night-balm. 8746.

Nit kain gebetene. 4785.
Northern folk dance. 11181.
461.

Nymphs. 18482.

O Lamb of God, I come. 13486.
O mistress mine. 11212.

O perfect love! 13439.

O salutaris. 13442, 13443.

Oft in the stilly night. 19988..
Oi bruder, zog. 4823.

Oi gvalt, a ganef. 4824.

Oi shlof main feigele. 4825.

Onaway! awake, beloved !.
One whitest lily. 20043.
Orange blossoms. 493.
Oriental sketch. 17658.
Our colors. 13502.

13486..

18503.
Our spring. 13506.

Peace of Thy children. 4901.

Piano tuner. 517.
Pi-pi-pi-pi-pi. 4929.
Playful winds. 13572.

Polish country dance. 11413.

Ponder my words. 20141.

Postlude on Alford. 2772.

Postlude on, Onward Christian:
soldiers. 20144.

Prancing pony. 15691. 7

Prelude solonelle.. 4960.

Prince of men. 20159.

Princess. 2788.

Pupil’s duet album. 15708.

Radiant morn hath passed away..
13614.

Rebi. 4998.

Rejoice, the Lord is risen. 587..

Ring dance. 11512.

Robin on the lawn. 11522.-

Rolling waves. 13657.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Romance. 7213.

Rosabelle. 11532.

Rose leaves. 548.

Rozhinkes mit mandlen. 5052.

Saviour like a shepherd lead us.
15803.

Schmidt’s collection for three-
part songs. 17848.

Shadow march. 1278.

She sauntered by the swinging
seas. 2941.

Shein ben ich. 5128.

Shepherdess. 15836.

Shout the glad tidings. 20351.

Show me Thy ways O Lord. 13727.

‘Sing unto the Lord a new song.
25078.

Sister Sue’s sunny stories. 581.

Sky is always blue. 7338.

Slumberland. 17921.

Snow sprites. 138770.

Solitude. 20402.

Song of life. 20423.

Song of summer. 13798.
Song without words. 7383.
Southern lullaby. 601.
Storm. 7432.

Summer fancies. 20493.
Sunset spell. 13858.

Supplementary illustrations. 1330.
Supplication. 15970.

Sweet bells of Easter time. 625.
Sylvan revels. 16002.

Sylvana. 16003.

Tell me, thou wanderers. 7503.

They that trust in the Lord. 13923.

Things of every day are all so
sweet. 650.

Thought of home at sea. 189382.

Time is on the wing. 16076.

To a water-lily. 8581.

To a wild rose. 366, 8582.

Told at sunset. 8583.

Tsen brider. 5403.

*Twas the night before Christmas.
18151.

Twilight falls. 13977.

Twin roses. 3184.

Unter Yankele’s vigele. 5482.

Unto Thee, O Lord, do I lift up
my soul. 138988.

Up on the farm. 25382.

Valentine. 26708.

Venetian serenade. 14008.

Violet in her hair. 20734.

Violets. 14017.

Violoncello. 685.

Vos-zhe vilstu. 5479.

Water sprites. 14039.

Waves. 25446.

We follow Thee. 14044.

When father rode the goat. 9300.

When the leaves turn red. 14074.

When twilight weaves her gentle
spell. 12467.
Where all is light. 14082.
Where happiness grows.
18266.
Will o’ the wisp. 8584.
Wind-blown hill. 16303.
Winter winds. 14108.
Wistfulness. 16314.
World’s Redeemer. 1452.
Would you? 738?
Wounded soldier. 3329.
Yellow. 14131.
Yisroel, am Kdeishim. 5644.
Your voice I hear. 14159.
Schmidt (E. R.) Perfect kiss. 8858.
20105.
Schmidt (F. L.) Vm on my way to
my old Kentucky home. 19260.
Schmidt (Irwin) :
Magic eyes. 10898.
Magic waltz. 4562.
Schmidt (Louis) 77. Blues fox trot.
__ 7930.
Schmidt (S. M. C.)
weary. 4800.
Schmit (G. A.) Divertissement. 6038.
Schmitt (Florent) :
Aprés |’ été. 5757. :
Danse des milliards. 3734.

Et Pan au fond des blés lunaires
s’accouda. 3866.
Feuilles mortes. 3909.

Hommage musical 4
Fauré. 217.
Petit elfe ferme-l’ceil. 4912.
Psaume XLVII. 8908.
Sur le nom de Gabriel Fauré.
5261.
Valse. 13687.
Schmitt (George) jr. Faithless lover.
16784.
Schmitt (N. H.):
Eventide. 23788.
Longing. 24857.
Magic. 24423.
Schmitt (W. M.):
If you tried. 8378.
Old fashioned days. 2684.
She’s got that too. 11630.
Somebody else is stealing my
sweetie’s kisses. 11701.
Schnapp (H. R.):
Girls, never stay in at night.
10219.
I am gathering daisies. ,6380.
I am dreaming about a girl that’s
to come. 10413.
Love that belongs to me. 24386.
Moonshiner’s fits. 24547.
Sweetheart you are my wonderful
dream. 11850.
Tangle up, tangle up. 25228.

18265,

O Father, I am

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1839

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pt. 11, n. s.. v.18
Schnecker (L. W.): In the row-boat. 1041.
Advent service. 14163 (11). Lift your glad voices in triumph
Alleluia! alleluia! hearts and on high. 14168 (310).
voices heavenward raise. 14163 Lord,with glowing heart I’d praise
(15). Thee. 20974 (44).
And there were shepherds. 14163 Magnificat in EH flat.. 14163 (326).
(22) Moderne. 14163 (358).
As with gladness men of old. O every joy on earth is mine.
20974 (4). 14163 (395).
At the Lamb’s high feast we sing. Organist at home. 20974 (60).
9413 (7). . Song of joy. 14163 (529).
Colonial dames. 14163 (111). Strife is o’er, the battle done.
Columbine. 14163 (112). 25995 (264).
Contentment. 9413 (31). We plough the field and scatter.
Cottage. 14163 (124). 14163 (601). é
Cradle song. 9413 (82). Schneider (Irving) I’m longing for
En avant. 14163 (152). Someone. 4199.

Festival gloria in excelsis. 20974.
(27).
From the eastern mountains.

20974 (29).

Ho, jolly Jenkin. 14163 (242).

Honey-moon waltz. 14163 (248).

Hunting song. 12344 (17).

King all glorious. 14163 (297).

Lift your glad voices in triumph
on high. 14163 (310).

Lord, with glowing heart Id
praise Thee. 20974 (44).

Magnificat in HE flat. 14163 (826).

Moderne. 14163 (358).

O every joy on earth is mine.
14163 (395).

Organist at home. 20974 (60).

Song of joy. 14163 (529).

Strife is o’er, the battle done.
25595 (264).

We plough the field and scatter.
14163 (601).

Sechnecker (P. A.):
Advent service.

14163 (11).

Alleluia! alleluia! hearts and
voices heavenward raise. 14163
(15).

And there were shepherds. 14163
(22).

As with gladness men of old.
20974 (4).

At the Lamb’s high feast we sing.

9413 (7).
Colonial dames. 14163 (111).
Columbine. 14163 (112).
Contentment. 94138 (81).

Cottage. 14163 (124).
Cradle song. 9413 (82).
En avant. 141638 (152).
Festival gloria in excelsis.
(21):
From the
20974 (29).
Ho, jolly Jenkin. 14163 (242). ©
Honey-moon waltz. 14163 (248).
Hunting song. 12344 (17).

20974

eastern mountains.

Schneider (J. A.):
Had I a rose for a pal like you.
12885.

I’ve got the blues for my mammy
. and daddy. 8357.
Schneider (J. J.) What shall I do
when he calls on me. 23208.
Schneider (Morris) :
New Russian waltz. 17563.

Spanish love waltz. 17966.
Schneider (N. H.) Where the last
rose of summer is always in bloom.
ar Sp
Schneider (Pierre) Ronde des petits
enfants qui vont pécher, 22677.
Schober (A. F.) Aching heart. 16378.
Schoebel (Elmer) :
Blue grass blues. 12495,
Bugle call rag. 9670.
Cotton pickers ball. 21355, 23645.
Farewell blues. 10100.
House of David blues.
16973.
Lots 0’ mama. 22139, 24372.

21180.

10382,

Made a monkey out of me. 6727.
Nobody’s sweetheart. 2629.
Railroad man. 4991, 13619.

Step-daddy. 11782.
There’s no gal like my gal. 9191.

Schoelwer (EK. H.) You changed the

Shadows to sunshine. 25569.
.Schénberg (Arnold):
Erwartung. 10070.
Fiinf klavierstucke. 25006.

Schéne mama. 7260.

Schéne rivalin. 100438, 10071, 10706,
11215, 12075, 17844.

Schoenfeld (W. C.):

Gratitude. 4037.
Pine tree echoes. 4927.
Wai-loa. 5484.
Schénste der frauen. 9889, 10969,
12339, 17845.
11589.

Sehonste van allen.

1840

INDEX

mos. 1-13, 1923

Schofield (C. M.):
Girl from Illinois. 21628.
If your own heart’s pure gold.
21909.
My own, my dear
Papo:
You may be a sheik with all the
little girls but you are no Valen-
tino to me. 25577.
Schofield (J. P.}) Choose the way of
the cross. 21301.
Schofield (Joseph) :
Irish airs. 4321.
Method for violoncello. 68138.

Scholin = “(C:\" A.) My radio ° doll.

America.

11933;
Scholin-Crouse co. My radio doll.
11733:
Schonberg (Chris) Love is just a
flower. 8551.

Schonberger (John) :
Before you go. 22470.

Havana. 10309.
Tell me a story. 5306, 11887,
13896.
Schonberger (M. and J.) Tell me a
story. 22998.

School for scandal. 13688.

Schooler (A. R.):
Grace, grace, grace. 4025, 14768.
In the garden. 15017.
Lifting up song book. 323.
My Redeemer. 436.
Only Jesus. 22488.
Somebody. 15887.

Schorr (Anshel) Aheim! aheim.
20991.
Schorsch (Lea) Oh, doctor! 19991.
Schott & ¢o.:
Album mélodique. 21005.
Apotheosis. 21052.
Apple-trees. 21054.
Badinage. 1572. —

Berceuse négre. 1606.

By the river. 7959.

Cavalier et Tzigane. 21257.
Concerto in D. 12612.

Danse. 8047.

Dawn wind. 18768.

Dear smiling eyes. 16684.
Domestie suite. 120.

Dream garden. 21450.
Echoes from afar. 1881.
Empty nest. 21501.

Episodes. 10066. —

Epitaphe. 8151.

Evening spell. 10075.
Fancies. 151.
Far-away hill. 21531.

Five old Chinese lyrics. 2472.
For remembrance, 23841.
Four compositions. 21609.
Glaneuses. 8226.

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4044.

Huckster. 21780.

Imagination. 13027.

In happy mood. 21925. «

Irish airs. 4821,

Joie de vivre. 297.

King of China’s daughter.

Lacrymosa. 308

Love’s dream. 2416.

Melodie. 8048.

Minuet. 400, 17431.

Moissonneurs. 8658.

My convent girl. 4708.

My faith in you. 22326.

My father’s chair. 19851.

’Oh, the sweet contentment. 22457.

Old home. 20019.

Old Scotland. 22474.

Prelude. 18105.

Prelude and Bourree. 8893.

Reeds of Runnymede. 20208.
Rococco. 11526.
Rosamunde. 25011.

Roses d’amour. 22684.

Sarabande. 555.

Sarabande variée 17836.

Scéne d’amour. 22720.

Séparation. 22750.

Seraphina’s minuet. 20319, 20320.

Serenade. 9005, 25013.

Six miniatures. 64, 3206.

Sixth organ sonata. 3471.

Snowy-breasted pearl. 9061.

Solitude. 22831.

Sonata. 3957, 5188.

-Sonata in KF. 15897.

Sorrow song. 20442.

Sous ta fenétre. 3000.

Spirituals. 22872, 22873.

Summer days. 25186.

Sur les ramparts. 25196.

Tarantella. 20556.

Technigue of the lower positions.

; 20570.

Technology of violoncello playing.
22995.

Theme and variations. 11926.

Three short and easy pieces.
22063.

Three west country dances. 214.
Under the silvery moon. 238115.
Valse in A major. 23519.

3™° concerto. 18362.
24 caprices-etudes.

sonata in G _ minor.

21976.

Schott fréres:

Ballade; ex vita mea. 42.
Korte variaties. 306.
Technique du violon. 635, 636,
18050.

Violin. 18191-18195.
Zes preluden. 298.

Schotte (Alph) & ce. Pianista vir-

tuoso en 60 exercicios. 13556.

1841

19504.

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INDEX

Schott’s (B.) sdhne:
Concerto. 7638.
Coppélia-suite. 6033.
Czerny-studium. 5996-6001.
Duett aus Boris Godunow. 6098.
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy kla-
vier-werke. 6804, 6805.
Florentiner intermezzo.
Hexenritt. 6329.
Junge magd. 6560. .
Kammermusik. 6577.
Klavier-werke. 384, 35, 568, Zola,
2374, 5952, 59538.
Lustpiel ouverttire. 8570.
Quartett. 7168, 7169.
Roi d@’ Ys. 6603.
Rondo. 6604.
Sonate. 6354-6336.
Tanz der holzpuppen. 7493.
6 stornelli toscani. 10092.
1922. 7808.
Schradieck (Henry) :
Master pieces for
18364 (134).
Scale | studies
18364 (175).
Schradieck (J. A.):
Ballade et polonaise de concert.

168.

the violin.

for the violin.

18364 (18).

Concerto. 18364 (196).

Concerto 7 for the violin. 25595
(56).

Master pieces for the _ violin.
18364 (134).

Romances. 14163 (49).

Seale studies for the _ violin.

— 18864 (175). i

Six duets for two violins. 18364

(135.7886):
Twelve duets for
183864 (137, 138).

two violins.

Violin concerto. 14163 (50),

18364 (140).

36 studies or caprices. 18364

(68).

Schrag (Belle) My mother’s ten
commandments. 22346.
Schramm (Mrs. C. F.) Corner stone
of my heart. 8039.

Schraubstader (C. S.):
Last night. 10731.

Last night on the back porch, I

loved her best of all.
107338, 15159.
Maui. 18285.
Schreker (Franz) Schatzgraber. 7258.

10732,

Schroeder (—) Bagatelle-hymnus.
25595 (383).
Schroeder (Jlrs. Chas.) Message

from Jesus. 86389.

Schroeder (D. L.) Novelette pittores-
que. 11189.

Schroeder (Edward) :

Sweetest songs of all. 20526.

1842

PtTul, MAS. V. 16

When my shoes wear out from
walking, TVll be on my feet
again. 7700.

Schroeder (R. O.) Who can harm a

girl like her. 1485.

Schroeder (William) :

Harms modern moving
musie. 4059..

In a cloistered garden.

Lovetime in Eden. 8567.

Moon shadows. 138329.

Roses and you. 226838.

Schroeder & Gunther:

Banner most glorious.

Bird of passage. 50.

Birth.) 4spe2!

By the fireside.

Cameo. 23550.

Chase of the squirrels.

Day of days. 3747.

Dolly’s cradle song.

Elegie. 10047.

- Frolic in the hayloft.
Gavotte. 1963.
Graded lessons for violin.
Hunting song. 1001.

I sing of you. 4215.

Iowa folk song. 24184.

Lotus blossom. 4526.

Merry dance. 24510.

Miscellaneous technical exercises.
6836.

My soul is athirst for God. 13390.

Night has a thousand eyes. 453.

Norwegian dance. 22402.

Pasquinata. 1216.

Petite histoire d’ amour.

Serenade. 5102.

Sirens. 580.

Sound of the sea. 2999.

Valse amabile. 5488.

' Were I the sun. 5529.
When Amaryllis sings.

Schroll (E. A.):

Fillmore’s Easter recitations, ex-

ercises and dialogues, no. 19.

picture

19328.

21119.

819.
3613.
882.
942.
4026.

7099.

5d97.

6178.

Junior hymnal. 15087.
Schron (Joseph) Gavotte. 16844,
16845.

Schubert (F. P.) +
Adagio and allegro vivace.
Am meer. 25595 (242).
Ave Maria. 13689, 15812.
Ballet music from Rosamunde. —

565, 25007.
Barcarole. 2906.
By the sea. 17848, 22728. 4
Deux valses-caprices. 11593, 11594.
Dream enthralling. 2907. .
Eleven valses nobles. 25008.
Evening breezes gently stealing.
25595 (248).
First vocal album.
Flower. 2908.

22727,

18364 (181).

INDEX

nos. 1-15, 1923

Girls and boys. 2909.
Golden song. 2910.
Gondolier. 8987.
Hark, hark, the lark. 1271, 13690,
141638 (501), 25595 (244).
Hurried tension. 5088.
Impatience. 25009.
Impromptu in F minor. 11595.
In moonlight. 8986.
Lilac time. 566, 567, 2911, 5089,
7261, 15818.
Litaney. 22729.
Litany for All souls day. 183864
(182).
Marche militaire. 2912, 11596.
Military march. 20303.
Moment musical. ZIBB T21,
7262.
Morning greeting. 25010.
Nightingale. 8988.
Omnipotence. 14163 (502).
Prayer. 8989. .
Rosamunde. 25011.
Serenade. 5090, 7268, 25012,
25013.
Shepherd’s vision. 22772.
Summer night is calm. 8990.
Symphony in B minor. 17849.
Trio. At5O7, T1598.
Under the lilac bough. 7264,
8991.
Unfinished symphony. 2915,
13691, 22730.
Unknown soldier. 22731.
Waiises. 22732, 221ao.
‘ Wanderer. 13692.
Who is Sylvia. 17850.
mschubert (H. W.):
Lady Luck. 24275.
Russianna. 24977.
St. Cecile. 24982.
Times square. 25305.
Schuberth (Edward) & co.:
| Ballade. 8432.
Danse antique. 1806.
Gavottina. 1964.
I’d like to be a Santa Claus.
21797.
It is then my heart will forget.
5679 (238).
Ivresse de Salomé. 19410.
Lead us, heavenly Father. 8494.
Moon-man. 22287.
My heart would be an empty nest,
if love should fly away. 15429.
Piggly wiggly wee. 22560.
Praise the Lord. 525.
Question and answer. 22617.
Rainbow cycle. 22624.
Raindrops. 11486.
Seeret. 22742.
Swing song. 22964.
To a little girl. 18121.
Twilight nymphs. 12028.

What’s a whole world to me with-
out you. 18233, 23206.
Wind. 23269.
Schuberth (Fritz) jr. Foxtrot. 6204.
Schuckert (George) Pretty Joseph-
ine. 11445.
Schuckert (Henry): .
Carnation waltz. 5910.
Cieciorki polka. 12595.
Loafing Pete. 6669.
Mariachen waltzer. 10925.
Pretty Josephine. 11445.
Schiinemann (Georg) Lied der
deutschen kolonisten in Russland.
22080. ;
Schiitky (Ff. J.) Benedicta. 3516.
Schuett (Edward) :

A la bien aimée. 5682, 9417, 18372.

A la gavotte. 12347.

Erwachen am morgen. 12764.

Fruhlingstimmen — paraphrase.
6212.

Stelidichein. 15937.

Schuler (G. 8.):
Arise and shine. 23410.
Broken butterecups. 3558.
Can I forget? 23551. -
Cling to the promises. 8017.
Daisy, the clairvoyant. 3717.
False-faced pansy. 3893.
First Christmas. 18965.
First Easter. 1929.
Gates of praise. 10194.
May pole march. 2468.
Preciousness of Jesus. 8892.
Red-headed rose. - 5001.
Rusty golden rod. 5062.
Sleepy four-o’clock. 5160.
Summer snow-ball. 5248.
There is a gate. 25267.
Schuler (Jacob) :
Lead me back to Slumberland.
24285.
Send Henry Ford to Washington.
25027.
Schulhoff (J.) Poinsette. 7119.
Schulman (A. H.) Cry baby. 23665.
Schulty-Guilmant. Postlude in G.
22583.
Schultz (C. A.) Don’t forget. 8103.
Schultz (Joseph)
18761.
Schulz (F. W.) & co.:
Dance of the elves. 23678.
Petite valse. 24836.
Schulz (Siegfried) Gasthaus zur
liebe. 14729.
Schumaker (Mrs. L. J.) Some glad
to-morrow. 25102.
Schumann (Georg) Christmas cradle
song. 16591.
Schumann (L. F.) There’s a little hut
in Connecticut. 25277.

1843

Danse orientale. —

INDEX

Schumann (R. A.):
Adagio et allegro. 13693.
Allegro de concert. 17851.

Cing piéces dans le style populaire.
8992.
Complete works for the pianoforte

album. 25595 (245).

Deux nouvelles piéces en forme de
canon. 14163 (503).

Dreaming 20304.

Etudes. 5091, 17852.

Forest scenes. 14163 (504).

Klavierwerke. 568, 227384, 22735.

Manfred. 20305.

Romance. 13694, 25014.

Schumann noveletten. 12344 (45).

Symphonic studies. 14163 (505).

Triumerei. 17853.

Trio in D minor. | 25015.

Trio in KF major. 25016.

When at dawn in a dress of green.
18364 (183).

Schumann (R. EH.)
show. 9884.

Schunke (F. C.) Srubka polka. 20462.

Schunke (Henry) & co. Zbidr tancow
polskich. 25589.

Schuster (Bernhard) Dieb des gliicks.
1830.

Schuster (G. H.) music co.
oriental. 9699.

Schuster (Ira):

Hi lee hi lo.
12920.

It’s all your fault. 21964.

Somebody’s trying to steal you
from me. 13784.

Sorry for you. 20448.

Those flippety floppety flappers.

Darkies’ minstrel

Caprice

10346, 10347, 12919,

(Ca
Two little eyes in Dixie. 13980.
Two songs of Schumann. 11599.

Schutt (Arthur) Ghost of the piano.
224.

a

Schwaab (Maurice) premiéres notes.
17744.
Schwab (R. H.)
Schwartz (—):
Lovable eyes.
Silver Swanee.

Schwartz (Abe):
Automobile.
Beriozka. 7915.

Chanali.. 831.

De Odessor moldivanka. 112.

Dus frailachi liedali. 6103.

Fihren die mechutonim aheim.
14684.

Fin der chupe. 3916.

Frailachi yidalich. -173.

Freilachi nacht in Odess. 175. .

Freit aich yiddelach. ©14715.

Ich hob zie gifinin. 19310.

Friendship. 16830.

2408.
17897.

18467.

pt. 111, n: s., v.18

Kallarask. 4400.
Kak u nashick u vorot. 8451.
Kopsin vi hene gaesti. 305.
Leibedig briderlach. 313.

Meidel in di Yuhren. 10950.
Mein tiere kesheneyv. 17408.
Mikitka. 17426.
Nie yur. 11159.

_Off a romainishi chasini. 19986.

Risishi sher. 11516.

Russian potpourri no. 1-4. 11557—
11560.

Shlechti tzieten. 1284.

Sredi doliny rovnyja.. 9108.

Tantz a freilachs. | 22989.

Terkish bulgarish. 5320.

Trinkt brederlach lechymen..
23079.

Yisroeliks hofnung. 20919.

Zachem dievehonka nie vychodish..
9405.
Schwartz (Arthur)
Baltimore M. D., that’s the only
doctor for me. 14280.
Palula moon. 11342.

Schwartz (Ben):

I miss you Mississippi. 10491.
Starlight. 11776.
Schwartz (Jean) :

Casey is a wonderful name.
JADE.

Cheatin’ child. 12580.

Chiquette. 8001.

Cows must cow and the bull must
bull. 12628.

Day by day in every way. S68.
Down in our old neighborhood.
12720. .
Ev’ry day is Mother’s day.
Garden of evil. 21606.
Golfing blues. 10251.
-He’s a wild man when it comes to
playin’ jazz. 2036, 4077.
I find ’em, fool ’em, fondle and

ZA522..

forget ’em. 1005, 2101.

T’ll say good morning where the
morning glories grow 2111, |
4173.

I love Rosie Casey. 21826.

If I can’t get the sweetie I want
I pity the sweetie I get. 14970,
14971.

In the cottage of my heart. 19359.
Innocent eyes. 8405.

Jackie Coogan. 10619.

Just like a diamond. 22015.

Kissable lips. . 13118.

Lady. 8483.

Love in a haystack. 19622.

Mother’s kiss at praying time
22305.

My Dutch lady. 11094.

My Rose. 8724.

1844

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923:

One in a million to me. 15582.
Please come again, summer days.
LAST
Some how. 179386.
Struttin’ Tut from Dixieland.
9121.
Take me back to Samoa some
more. 16010.
Take your girl ro the boardwalk.
a EST,
When I get in the movies. 23212.
When you love. 20842.
Where have you been all my life.
16265, 16266.
Yankee Doodle oo-la-la.. 20911.
Yesterday. 1455, 3334.

Schwartz (Laszlo) :
Kinder, kinder. 6586.
Traume. 7560.
Schwartz (Milton) co.:
Hollywood. 8292.
Same old story. 8976.
Schwartz (W. S8.):
Dream. 1864.
Hail Atlantic City. 19084.
If I were a sunbeam. 2166.
Jewell of Sahara. 194384.
Mother. 15385.
My midnight girl. 19876.
One stolen ‘kiss. 20042.
Sweetest girl I know. 20525.
When you kiss my tears away.
20841.
White birds. 20862.
Youre always in my dreams.
20945.
Your lips tempt me. 20964.

Schwartz & Brooks. Chanali. 881.
Schwartz & Fessler. Lenin and
Trotsky. 4462.

Schwarze rose. 8993.
Schweiger (R. G.) Tommy's in love.
7556.
Schwert (Art) Pm- moving to the
jungles to lead a quiet life. 24107.
Schwikerth (P. A.) California blue
bell. 23545.

' Schwing (F. G.) Folk and popular

songs. 21571.

Schvtte (—) Valse impromptu.
m= 135999. .

Scibelli (P. S.) My Hasting Rose.
- 8708:

Scipio. 5679 (48).
Scoones (Charlotte) Development
and growth of the U. S. A. 1829.

Seott (—):
Land of broken dreams. 2328.
Valse caprice. 23128.,

-Sceott (A. R.) MHere’s to the Klan.
19127.

Scott (B. M.)
19827.

Musical moment.

Scott (Bennett) :
All the girls are fond of a sailor.
21018.
Imperial blues. 21914.

That lil’ old cuckoo clock. 13904.

scott (Cy Hy
At rest. 183864 (14).
Broodings of God’s love. 18364
(30).
Flower Sunday. 18364 (70).
God is love. 14163 (202).
Heavens declare. 18364 (91).
Jesus blessing. 18364 (114).
My trust. 183864 (151).
Omnipresence. 18364 (158).
Open my eyes that I may see.
14168 (415).
Rejoice with me. 18364 (168).
Seek the truth. 18364 (185).
Song of the dawning. 18364 (191).
Thou art my life. 18364 (202).
Waiting on the Lord. 18364 (209).
With a= perfect heart. 18364
(229).
Scott (C. J. F.) Royal call. 11549.
Seott (C. P.):
Come to me. 16620.
Father, bless Thy word. 154.

Gipsy. 183.

Good night and good morning.
19066.

He is risen. 8268. ?

Jubilate Deo. T7808 (53).
My own dear home. 14163 (374).
Now is Christ exalted. 461.
Peace of Thy children. 4901.
Slumberland. 17921.
Southern lullaby. 601.
When father rode the goat. 9300.
Scott (Cyril):
From afar. 8204.
Idyll. 22736.
In the silver moonbeams. 8398.
Nativity hymn. 8734.
Reconciliation. 2820.
Souvenir de Vienne. 15920, 20448.
Scott (Ellen) Why don’t you love me
in the month of roses. 20869.
Scott (G. A.) When the leaves in the
woodlands are falling. 12182.
Scott (Gene) Hurdy-gurdy blues.
19180, 24056.
Scott (H. E.) Scenes of Scottish life.
15810.
Seott (Harry) Rose of an hour. 7220.
Seott (I. O.) She loved you from the
start. 5118.
Scott (J. H.) Now I’ve got those
devilish blues. 11194.
Seott (J. P.):
April time. 14245.
Arise, shine. 14250.
Christ is risen. S007.
Come, ye thankful people. 16621.
First Easter morn. 1930.

1845

INDEX

Seott (J. P.)—Continued. °
Green. 10274.
In Canterbury
15002.
Lord is my Shepherd. 15226.
Ride on, ride on. 7200.
Sun of my soul. 15960.
Scott (Lenard, or Leonard) :
Back to Bam. 9557.
Oh how I miss my gal. 6998.
Tell the folks down South I’m
coming home. 7505.
Scott (Leo):
Dixie mine I hear you ealling.
8097.
Hindu man. 14824.
Just a Clancy that’s all.
Red rose. 15735.
Somewhere R. F. D. 15894.
You built a home in my heart.
16341.
Seott (M. J.):
Honor father too. 14846.
Thinking of mother. 16059.
Scott (Maceo) Spanola dance. 3008.
Seott (Ned) Ireland is bleeding. 6503.
Seott (Wilfrid) By the waterfall.
21223.
Seott-Baker (H.) From Tudor times.
954

square. 15001,

22005.

Scott-Gatty (A. J.):
Ah, long ago. 25595 (1).
Anemones. 94135 (2).
Dis ole nigger. 9413 (38).
Far, far away. 5679 (36).
Goose girl. 14163 (211).
Keen down de middle.
(296).
Messenger from me.
Scott-Gatty (Alfred)
25095 (1).
Seotti (Domingo):
City of Larned. 1740.
Colonel Forsyth. 1748.
Seotto (Vincent) :
Quand une femm’ vous fait les
doux yeux. 7167.
Si vous aimes les fleurs.
Tchike, tchike. 22992.
Toutes les femmes. 23074.
Viva Mussolini. 16175.
Seoville (Glen) Cuban sweetheart.
3704.
Scoville (J. G.):
Keep on smiling. 8458.
Path of love. 1220.
Woman. 1444.
Scoville (W. B.) co.:
Keep on smiling. 8458.
Path of love. 1220.
Woman. 1444.
Seovranske (Les.)
light. | 12532!
Seriabine (Alexander)
sharp minor. 7148.

14163

12344 (33).
Ah, long ago.

7318.

By the pale moon-
Prelude in C

1846

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Scugnizza. 7269. a
“My Irish Rose.

Seullion (J. C.)
19864.

Scully (EK. B.) Cincinnati. 14446.

Scuncio (Vincent) Girl of mine.
19027.

Scurlock (J. H. C.) San Diego Bay.
11575

Sea (M. A.) pseud. See McGranahan
(James).

Sea serpent. 16796, 17446, 17745.
Seabode (A. F.) Meet me in dream-
land. 19723.
Seabridge (Clara) :
There is no one like mother.
25269.

Think more of mother.
Seaford (Lesley)
Seaman (B. L.):

Good by. 238918.

Just a march. 10661.

Mammy please come back to me.

20617.
Boat song. 56.

13257.

Mr. Murphy. 24525.

My dear old southern home.
13367.

My love for you Tut-an-a-men.
15447.

Oh! Jiggs, oh Jiggs. 22448.

Oh! Lola Lue. 24711.

25480.
Ain’t I a radio nut.

When springtime comes.
Seaman (Jack)
20995.

Searchlight songs. 25020.
Searle (J. T.):
Carlotta waltz. 5909.
Olympia orchestra march.
Rock-a-bye boat. 17801.
Searle & Dworkin. Blue bright eyes.
18547.

Searle & Lunda.
1203.

Sears (Helen):
Follow the leader.
March. 17856.
Melody. 17857.
Puppets on parade.
Serenade. 17864.
Waltz. 17858.

Sears: Gd.) Da»
7984. wed
Sears (Zelda) Famous fails. 18938.
Searson (E. A.) Or else. 15591.
Seastrand (J. ©.) Wandering star.
16192.
Seater (R. C.)
Seaton (Irene)
9094.
Seaver (M. E.) Mary Lee. 10928.
Seay (M. B:) Happy medium. 8259.
Sebastianelli (Angelo) Dora. 23730.
Sebek (G.) In the Sudan. 19372.
Sebren (G. W.) Sebren’s rudiments
of music. 15815.

1192.

Oriental tribesmen.

16822.
17752.

Centennial

hymn.

My dear Ohio. 4711.
Sorrowful parting.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Secchi (—) When two that love are
parted. 5679 (119).
Secunda (Samuel):
Aheim! aheim. 20991.
Liebe. 22079.
Shabes zu nacht. 7808 (290),
25033.
Yukel! 753.
See (J. R.) In old Peru. 10569.
Seeger (Hannah):
Land of the. might have been.
1075.
Sweet mother o’ mine. 1336,
5277.
Seeger (W. T.) Join the nation’s
league. 17183.
Seeley (O. C.) Your old pal answered
you. 5672.
Seeling (H.):
Arpéges. 12405, 12406.
Main gauche. 153253.
Sefton (Ernest):
Forget the past ,and let us. live
for tomorrow. 18984.
Somewhere somebody is waiting
for me. 15895.
Zara. 16368.
Segal (Anna) . They’re quiet now in
dreams. 16056.
Segviera y Bermudez (David) Sad-
ness of all the world. 7239.
Sehested (Hilda) Morceau pathét-
ique. 133884.
Seidenman (Sidney):
Don’t you let ’em. 1852.
I must go back to Moscow. 2137.
Seidt (J. A.):
Debutante. 876.
Tarantella. 11878.
Valse facile. 12062.
Seifert (H. T.) Spring tidings.
25150.
Seifert (W. J.) Some day. 15882.
Seigel (Micheal) :
Be yourself. 14289.
Big brown eyes. 143818.
Don’t leave me alone. 14578.
Missing you. 15355.
Seiler (Albert) :
My wild rose. 11141.
Patsy.’ 22535:
Seiler (Minnie) My little brown-eyed
_ queen. 15442, 24600.
me seiler '(8.) :
$ At the circus. 9532.
In foreign lands. 10559.
Message of love. 9413 (94).
My lost love. 9413 (97).
My wild rose. 11141.
Scotch medley. 11600.
Ye banks and braes. 12278.
Your voice I love to hear. 9413
. (154).
Seip (EK. L.) Ode to Lafayette.
19984.

106658—24——_ 35 1847

Seitz (Ernest) World is waiting for
the sunrise. 3323, 5632, 9368,
‘16328.

Seitz (I. R.):

Rider. 8938.
Spring joy. 11768.

Seitz (R. F.): :

Hummer. 10394.
Recompense. 11489.
Sweet memories. 11839.

Seitz (Rae) Peace, be still. 26096.

Select songs of praise. 22747.

Selected Sunday school songs. 1273.
11607-11610.

Seligman (F. C.):

Arms. 1541.

Book of etiquette. 1631.

Boy like you. 1687.

Fraternity blues. 1948.

You stole my heart away. 3353.

Sellars (Gatty):

Lagoon lullaby. 2324, 19525.
Ocean tempest. 22434.

Sellegrino (Rosaris) Oh, you Dan-
nemora beauty. 2679.

Sellers (L. TT.) Rustic romance.
24979.

Selley (L. R.):

My island of dreams. 24596.
You know I can’t help loving you.
23314.

Sells (M. M.) Memory. 4626.

Selover (F. E.) Beautiful dreams.
12456.

Selvin (Ben) Poor little nobody, no-
body knows. 15682.

Selz (Gaston):

Corbeau et le renard. 98.
Jardin du marin. 8420.
Je pense 4 toi. 8425.

Jour de pluie. 8434.

Ma maison. 8573.

Sembrich (—):

Norwegian echo song. 756 (79).
When I was_= seventeen. 756
) (128). /
Senart (Maurice) editions:
Au combat. 577A.
Belle dame sans merci. 5818.
Cing chansons caractéristiques.
8614.

Cinquiéme quatuor 4 cordes. 6827.

Danses. 7285.

Dernier soir. 6034.

Douze images encourts préludes.
6037.

Funérailles. 6214.

Impressions de mer. 6462.

Jeux d’ enfants petits et grands.
6546.

Marseillaise! © 6770.

Neiges sur la montagne. 6953.

Noél.. 6971.

Ode to the west wind. 6991.

Passacaglia. 7080.

lord

~~ — So oe

_ INDEX

pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 18

aA eames

Senart (Maurice). editions—Contd,
Pour Je jour de la premiére neige
au vieux Japan. 71382.
Quatre mélodies. 6619.
Quatre poémes chinois.
Rondes. 8951.
Rossignol, chante. 7226.
Soirs agrestes. 7349.
Soirs.lugubres. 7350.
Soirs somptueux. 7351...
Sonate. 5851, 6102, 7030.
Sonate in fa diése mineur.
Tarlo. 7495.
Trio. 7564, 7565. ;
Trois etudes transcendantes. 7492.
Trois pieces marocaines. . 7747.
1°° étude. 7804. |
2™° sonate; :.: T805.;
Senior (FF. ©.) Kan-a-lu.
Senior (Lawrence) Down
' Hampshire. 122.
Sentis (José) Criollita.
Sequeira (David) :
Bufon. 14868.
Filigrana. 14686.
Levenda morisca.
Minuetto. 15349.
Seredy (J. S.):
DeWitt’s (L.
budget. 9933.
Overture sunrise.
Seroux (M. de):
Danses. 7285.
Rondes. 8951.
Serpette (Gaston)
(75).
Serra oe Cinque liriche riunite.
5802

6881.

7367.

8454.

in New

3693.

15177.

O.) theatrical

11528.

Capitole. 14163

fede

Serradell (Narciso) :

Golondrina. 14759, 16373 (26),
2 LGA,
Swallow. 15976.
Service hymnal. 1277.
Servoss (B. M.) Blessed be the
Union. 14327. :
Sevdik (Otto) Sevtik school of yiolin

11618-11621.
With powdered wig.

technic.
Severae (—)
25595 (522).
Severn (Edmund)
Severne (Louis) :

Norse dance. 2634.

Message du ceur. 17418.
Sorrento. 7393. .
Sevillano (A. G.):
Palomo mio. 22520.
Reminiscencia de Margarita.
22641.

Seward (G. M.) Laddie boy, he’s gone.
15147.

Seward (Walter)
4844.

Sewell (Ruby)
all the way.

Sewing (Bert)

Sexton (E. M.)

On a mantelpiece.

’Tis His to — me
5369.
Loving mit her:
Valse amabile.

6709.
5438.

‘Seymore (—)

‘Shaffer (J. J.):

Seyb (Carl) pseud. See Fisher (Hloda)
Seybold (Arthur) | Polonaise, no. 3.
20139. re 1
Seybold (Zebediah) ; ti
Honey in the roses. 4114, .
If you are the one I've So long

—s chasing. 2170.
Ciera niin “is spoon tiny 4375,
8442.
Not a. care in aa world, haye nM
2635.

Seybolt & Keim. June-time is spoon-
time. 8442. |
Seydel (Irma) : ; MW)
Au clair de lune. | 5773.
Bijou. 5833.
Song without words...
Seyffardt’s muziekhandel:
Morceaux choisis. ‘13335.
1200 exercices pr pe i des doigts.

7385.

4097.
Seyler (Clifford) Whewlstapper Ss
song. 14062.

“St. Louis tickle. 15792.

Seymour (Cyril) Take me back to
my old ’Tucky home. 22979. .

Seymour (J. L.) Farmerettes. 1915.

Seymour (W. E.) Waltz - back to
Iowa. 18214.

Seymour (Walter) Just day dreams.
10667.

Seynes (Georges de):

Laisse tes lévres 10719.
4 piécettes. 13713.
Sgambati (—) Landler. 25595 (423).
Shackett (C. J.) All for you. 18411.
Shackley (F. N.):
Festival postlude in G. 14163
(1:70):

I know that my Redeemer liveth.
25595. (129).
Rejoice greatly, O daughter
Zion. 14163 (459).
Shade (M. ©.) You’re a wonderful

of

white rose to me. 14146.
Shaeffer (Doyle) Teach me, dear
mother. 3085.
Shaffer (H. L.):
Somehow I know. | 25107.
Sweet apple bins omaet 11825.

At the rainbow’s end. 5770.
When the sweet hawthorn’s
flower. 7703.

Shaffer (L. M.) Kiss me goodnight
mother. 17231.
Shaikevitch (—)
(4a
Shalitt (M.) Wili, Wili.
Sham i'l kokayeen. 29387.
Shamrock. 184385, 19387.
Shamus O’Brien. 25595 (250).
Shand (Ernest) Doherty. 9950

in

Cradle song. 14163

8145.

1848

INDEX

nos, 1—13, ‘1923

Shank (Mary) Which country be-
longs to me. 16275.
Shannon (J. E.) Girlhood. 14742.
Shannon (M. M.) Monkey glands.
11020")!
Shapiro (Edward) :
Some day you'll pay. 20405.
Tear drops. 25237.
Ting a ling—my China belle,
25306. _
Shapiro (Philip):
I’m going to tell the world by
radio. 19254.
Waltz, a kiss and you stole my
heart. 23169.
Shapiro (Ted) :
Dog-gone the piano. 21481.
Prodigal daughter of Broadway.
22605.
Putting on the dog. 20169.
Something went wrong. 25114.
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inec.: . —
Abie’s Irish rose. 9420, 14170,
Bootie (1); ;
Ann and her little sedan. 9496.
Annabelle, 9413 (158), . 9498,
9499,
Anv old time. 20, 5679 (182):
AS long as he loves me. 18449,
Cheer up! Cheer up! Cheer up!
for to-morrow’s another day.
Sari. oor (LOT).
Chinee lullaby man. 1726.
Cla-wence don’t tweat me so wuff.
21319.
Clock is playing. 14450.
Coax me, 3655.
Colorado Rose. 8022.
Counterfeit Bill from Louisville.
1475.48), 1761;
Cry baby. 100. )
Dancer of the Nile. 18753, 23352
(28).
Doggone
3788.
Don’t be silly, Sally. (5679 (173).
Down the lane that leads to home
sweet home. 1862.
Every little heart that’s lonely.
145.
Frankie and Johnny, you'll miss
me in the days to come. 7808
(203), 10172.
Gem dance folio for 1924. 19017.
Georgette. 8216, 8217.
Go go bug. 188, 8231.
Gold digger. 1989, 10240, 12344
(110).
Heart beats. 21722.
Honey. 4112.
Honeymoon chimes. 3369 (30).
How ya gonna keep your mind on
dancing. 225, 5679 (212).

whippoorwill. To

1849

“Mammy’s __ little

EE ee

T’ll never stop loving you. 14896.

I’m scared of you. 249.

T’ve got the Yes! we have no
banana blues. 12344 (136),
12996.

I’ve got you and you’ve got me.
4226. ;

If I knew you then as I know you
now. 4255, 6442, 7808 (227).
In the evening. 10574. —

Indian moon. 4310.

Isabel. 277, 6511.

Jazzland ball. 291.

Jazzmania. 6534, 9413 (189).

Kiss me. 303, 756 '°(63).

Leaping leopards. 24288.

. Lest you forget. 10750.

Little rover, don’t forget to come
back home. 333, 5679 (260).

Lolly papa. 4509.

Lonesome Cinderella.
2aa02 Cot)... ..-

Magic eyes. 10898, 12344 (162).

Mail man must be mad at me.
368.

19603,

silver ,, lining.
8596, 15283.

Miss Minnie wiggle. 8653.

Mississippi ripples. 16373 (61).

Mo’ ’lasses. 406, 6842, 9413 (198).

My Dixie pair o’ dice. 3369 (49).

"N. that’s better. 11144; 12344
CLAG).

Not a chance in the world. 11183,
11184.

Oh! Min. 14168 (711), 15546,
15547.

Pat your feet. 508.

Phos-phis, phis-phos, phos-phos.
13554.

Polly-olly-oo. 11419, 18364 (301).

Princess Nicotine. 22602.

Rambling rose. 536.

Remember the waltz. 23352 (110).

Rock me to sleep with my Vir-
ginia melody. 11524, 20974
(196).

Rosetime and you.
5679 (328).

Seven or eleven, my Dixie pair 0’
dice. 2934, 3369 (61).

Sharlee. 25037.

Sheeksa. 575.

Sign of the rose. 2955.

Somebody else took you out of
my arms. 15889, 16373.

Starlight bay. 610, 756 (106).

5045, 5046,

Stay home, little girl. © 20471,
20472, 23352 (127).
Stingo stungo. 11785, 44786,

12344 (225).

Struttin’ the blues away. 617,
5679. (358), 7439.

Sweet pal. 22955, 233852: (181).

OO ee eee ee

INDEX

-ine.—Contd.
I’d love to
9144, 12344

Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
Sweet woman, how
Sweet papa you.

(28).

Take a look at this. © 11865,

16008.

Take your girl to the boardwalk.
11871.

Then he’d give ’er gas. 9183.

U no. 675, T7600.

Underneath the Sip Sip Sippy
moon. 12044, 16141, 16373
(93).

Universal lullaby. 676.

When it’s night-time in Italy, it’s
Wednesday over here. 20817,
20974 (225).

When you dance with a wonderful
girl... 723, 7710, 23852 (142).

Who is the meanest gal in town,
Josephine? 25510.

Whose Izzy is he, is he yours or
is he mine. 25514.

Why should I.-weep about one
sweetie. 283261, 233852 (146).

Won’t you come back to old New
Hampshire. 3320.

Yodel odel oh. 18328.

Shapiro bros. I’m going to tell the
world by radio. 19254.
Shardelman (F. H.) Ginger
10210.
Shargel (Jack)
mir. 12375.
Sharlee. 21722,
sharpnCOu gd.)

Billy boy.

Carrion crow.

Crow-fish man.

blues.
Alles kleibt zich zu
22602, 24288, 25037
21168.

21252.
21368.

Deaf woman’s courtship. 214038.
Derby ram. 21418.

Early Sunday morning. 21471.
Ground hog. 21679.

High Germany. 6838.
I wonder where Maria’s
21884.

Kitty alone and I. 22040.
Mountain ballads. 13346.
Nottamun toun. 22404.
Old black duck. 22464.
Phoebe in her petticoat.
Poor couple. 22580.
Reap. boys, reap. 226831.
Roving sailor. 22692.
Seeds of love. 7273.

gone.

22591.

Soldier boy. 22830.
Up she rises. 23122.
Sharp (J/rs. J. A.) Moonshine man.
13333.
Sharpe (Cedric) Six old Irish airs.
7294.
Sharpe (Mrs. E. C.) Baby sunbeams.
14267.

Sharpe (Evelyn) :

Blossom-time. 21178.

pt. II, n. si, v. 1d

Life. 1518*).
No-man’s-land, — 2623.
Old brocade. 481.

Sharpe (H. 8.) Choral offerings for
the hidden house of the Temple of
Solomon. 16589.

Sharpe (Herbert) Pavane. 509.

Sharpe (L. E.) Moon beams. 13328.

Sharpe-Minor (C.) Love’s caravan.
10866.

Shattinger piano & music co.:

A. B. C. piano course.
23356.

Courtiers and damozels.

Elegie. 137.

Majesty and retinue.

oor
Bao,

8046.
8589.

Maytime fancies. 24474.

New America. 446.

Phyllis and Sylvia. 8859.

Ruffs and periwigs. 8963.

When our Saviour wished to
prove. 25478.

Shattuek (Lillian)
for the violin.
Shauer (M, A.):
Big brother, 23487.
Bootblackin’ blues. 1632.
Spanish dancer. 22869,

Shaw (A. de B.) Victoria my home-
land. 3221.
Shaw (A. G.)
broken my heart.

Shaw (A. 8.) :
Ain’t it funny what money will
do. 12368.
I’m loving nobody but you. 12980.
Those free and easy blues. 13928.
Shaw (B. W.) That traffic cop. 18071.
Shaw (Geoffrey) :
English folk song. 1891.
Felton’s gavotte. 1920.
‘He wants not friends that hath
Thy love. 4080.
Irish melody. 2224.
Scotch melody. 2917.

Very first lessons
14163 (588).

Florence you have

6187. =

Shepherds found Thee by night.
22769, 22770.
Spring bursts to-day. 3016.

25309.
an English folk

Tiny calendar.
Variations on
song. 3205.

Welsh melody. 3246.

Who would true valour see. 9331.

Worship. 16331, 25551-25555.
Shaw (H. B.) Moonlight. 15373.
Shaw (H. J.):

Nursin’ the blues. 8770.

Perhaps. 8854, 11382.
Shaw (Martin) :

At Columbine’s grave.

Little vagabond. 4501.

London town. 24345.

Ships of Yule. 22776.

Three sketches. | 22764.

3451.

1850

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Through the night of doubt and | Shepherd (A. A.) Budgy boy.
sorrow. 3139. 16529.
Tides. 5364, 12250. Shepherd (C. H. B.):
Shaw (Wilfrid) : I love you. 1012, 129738.
Be merciful unto me. 24125. Memories. 4623.
Hunting song. 19179. Memories of thee. 132985.
Little heather. 17285. We came back. 702, 16203.
Sunset reverie. 20504. Shepherd (F. C.) Silent dreams.
Shawker (W. A.): 11651.
- Infant King. 17141. Shepherd (Hayden) One week ago.
Life eternal. 4473. 11296, 13492, 15584.
Nature’s kingdom. 6942. Shepherd ( Wilber) Says Uncle Sam.

Shay (Larry) You're in Kentucky 20296.
. sure as you’re born. 23322, 23323. Shepherd’s hey. Wa.

Shea (Jimmie) Just a feather from
the wings of an angel. 4377.

Shear (Louis) That’s all. 13906.

Shearer (J. L.) I want to be loved.

Sheppard (EK. i y:
Grand chorus in F. 6266.
Lord, I hear of showers of bless-
ing. 10834.

10516. | Sheppard (Madelyn Kalua moon
Shebbeare (W. G. <A.) — Children’s | “E ( yn) Be:
mass, 9748. :

Sheehan (H.T.) Irish eyes. 21958. ay Se E.) y ke nea occa Rone
Sheep under the snow. 17879, 25595 Oe ee ee
251), ae you when I do. eee

Sheets 3 is aa) ide ain’t crying now. }
ietieettiin em ee ace” Sherburne (J. W.) Moonlight down
Sheffield (B. I.) Moon bow. 2582. ee
Sheffield (R. C.) Moon bow.) 2532. Sheridan (Andy) Honolulu nights.
Shein ben ich. 5128. 10371. = i
Sheldon (Mary): Sherman (—) Good as gold. 6256.
Epitaph. 23779. Sherman (Al.) :
Palm Sunday. 24790. Hello, who’s this, get off the
Shell craft productions. Mary from phone. 10339.
Mississippi. 6772. Hoot mon. 12933, 14848, 14849.
Shelley (H. R.): How could I care for somebody
Angel voices, ever singing. 16421. else after Tve cared for you.
Carnaval des papillons. 3591. 19169.
Even song. 5679 (35). How have I lived these years
Hindu dance. 7808 (215). without you. _21769.
Inheritance divine. 14163 (275). Juliet. 23352 (74).
Lord, Thy will be done. 19614. O, gee, Georgie. 19972.
Love’s sorrow. 7808 (248). Since you gave your heart to an-
Snake-charmer. 20898. other, you took the heart out of
Shells (Mrs. L. C.) Lonesome _lov- me. 5146. ‘

ing blues. , 24852. S’nora, how she can snora. 13769.
Shelly (lL. G.) Why do you want to /We want noodles. 12149, | __

throw me away. » 8989, : Whoopla, oo-la-la. 2e251! Pah513.

Shemwell (Mamie) Springtime. | Sherman (B. W.): es

13829, Four little tone studies. 17883.
Shepard (A. CG.) Golden harps are If I had wings. 19319.

sounding, 25595 (99). Princess passes. 20161.
Shepard (F. S.) Then the reward. Viking ship. 20731.

93026, Witch on the broomstick. 20893.
Shepard (H. B.): Sherman (D. E. F.) Peter Pan in
+ Clarabel. 14448. Kensington gardens. 13547.

When I look into your eyes, | Sherman (H. F.) Boys of sixty-one.
16233. 18567.
Shepard (Nettie): Sherman (Hithel) Man in a million.
Cast a fond thought of remem- 19686. A
Drance. 12561, 18639. _| Sherman (G., D.):
True heart that is broken. 13965, Brownies reception march. 9413
20665. (3S)...
Shepard (T. G.) Golden harps are Cupid’s captive. 9413 (84).

sounding. 25595 (99). Hero’s command. 9413 (65).

Sheperla (M. E.) Mother. 15386.” Hope beyond. 9413 (68).

1851

INDEX

phn, fist vwei8

Sherman (Jack) Barcarolle blues.
21422: '
Sherman (Maurie):
Red hot. 136380, 15733, 15734.
Mary, why don’t you marry me.
4599.
Sherman (Sara) Man in a million.
19686.
Sherman (Tom) . Over on Chestnut
Hill. 17677

Sherman, Clay & ¢€o.:
Cover me with kisses. 21363.
Hollywood. 20974 (1389).
I cried for you. 4154, 5679 (214).
I don’t want you to cry over me.
24074

Lily and the rose. 22088.
My Granada gal. 13371, 20974,
(172).
My sweetheart of paradise. 17541,
20974 (173).
Other lips. 4861, 5679 (298),
20974 (182).
Out of sight out of mind. 20069,
20974 (183).
Ozark blues. 20074, 20974 (184).
Sleep. 20974 (206), 22808.
West, a nest and you. 20974
(22?) .
Will you always love me. 5679
(405), 9344.
Shervais (Camille) Floating clouds.
23823.
Sherwood (Edward) On this. our

festival morning.
Sherwood (H. A.)
11494.
Sherwood (R. E.) Reuben, Reuben,
where have you been. 22650.

24746.
Reformation glory.

Sherwood (Raymond) Hush-a-bye
bay. 10401.
Sherwood music co.:
I’m goin back to Maryland, to
marry Mary Ann. 24101.
I’m still in love with you. 17061.
Lou. 17316.
Man I love. 24443.
Tear drops of love. 25238.

When you’re tired of calling me
sweetheart you can always call

‘me pal. : 16263.

Your goodnight kiss. 16363.
Shewack (Geo.) Tallahassie girl.
3079. 4

Shewey (Irs. D. E.):
My Colorado home 17491.
Shut yo’ eye you little black coon.
17887.
Shield (—) Lovely Jane.

5679 (69).

Shield (William) Lady Betty’s birth-
day minuet. 8484.
Shields (Louise) Queen Tut. 15719.

Shields (M. J.)
20500.

Sundown memories.

Shields (Ren) Frankie and Johnny
you'll miss me in the days to come.
10172.

Shilkret (Jack) Kiss me. 308.

Shilkret (N.). Spiritosa. 9104.

Shimmel (Ellsworth) Roaming with
my sweetheart. 24939.

Shimon (L. CC.) Im just a dreamer
of dreams. 2126.

Shine on me. 20345.

Shinn (Mrs. J. M.):

I'm going back to the farm.
19252. a
Radio message from Heaven.
17763.
Shinnick (KE. S.) Have I won your:
heart? 23974
Shipley (Robson) :
Renil. 20216.
Zilana. 20969.
Shipps (H. M.) Songs — of Ohio
Wesleyan. 11736.
Shirley (J. B.) Emblem o’ Scotland.
6121.
Shirts (J/rs. Morris) Baby of mine.
14266.
Shockley (W. L.):
On a Chinese honeymoon. 11272,
11273. .
When we have more men like

Henry Ford. 5566.

Shockley, Peterson music co. When
we have more men like Henry Ford.
5566

Shoemaker (Robert) :

High fallutin’ seal skin brown.
BOTssS.

Oh garlic. . 19992.

When I see you. 16254.
Shoop (F. T.) IJ’ll never leave you.
14895.
Shores (Clifton) Sailing, sailing.
1261.
Shorney (G. D.) Selected Sunday
school songs. 1275.
Short (A. A.) Sweet baby. 22944.
Short (A. E.):
Answer me with a kiss. 16427.

Long ago, ’mid apple blossoms.
2395, 10822, 17304.

Mobile blues. 24527.
Short (Arthur) Just like a baby, that
cries for the moon. 19472
Short (George) Songs of oe Scots.
15909.
Short (S. A.) jr. .You,gave me a
rose. 12295.

Shortall (Harrington and Katherine)

Candidates daughter. 1671.
Showalter (A. J.):
Blessed way. 21177.
I’m safe with Him, I. know.
21848.
Love divine. 24877.
Rejoice. 24920.

1852

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Shining way. 25047.
Singing praise. 25080.
Song I’m singing. 25119.
Sunshine band. 25195.
Showalter (J. H.) Waves of praise.
2aL7T.
Showers (HE. E.) Dumb-belle. 1381.
Showers (E. F.) Dumb-belle. 131.
Shrigley (Guy) Bashful baby. 1583.
Shriner (EH. T.) Oh I got the sweetest
sweetie, sweetie, sweetie. 4818.
Shrode (M. W.) I can’t forget. 10420.

Shtarker fon liebe. 24302.
Shuboy (J. R.) Some one. 7358.

Shuebruk (Richard) :
Shuebruk’s graded lip trainers.
25056.
12 easy duets. 1285.
Shuey (A. M.) O little town of Beth-
lehem. 141638 (398).
Shuffle along. 2129, 2864, 2949, 4194,
4195.
Shugart (EK. H.)
15693.
Shuk (Lajos) : 4,
Summernight. | 620.
Through the snow. 655.
Valsette. 678.
Shulamis. 5052.
Shunk (H. C.) Regrets. 13632.
Shure (R. D.) Atonement. 29.
Shuttleworth (F.) Take me out to
sunnyside. 9151.
Shynman (Abe) Egypt, old land of
mystery. 3847.
Sibelius (Jean):
Autrefois. 5780, 12416.
Begge rosorna. 23471.
Berceuse. 46.
Blasippan. 23497.
Blommans 6de. 23500.
Danse. 2953.
Danse caracteristique. 104.
Dold f6rening. 16706.
Evening calm. -25595 (376).
Humoresque 2. 12946.
Humoresque 3. 8309, 12947.
Humoresque IV. 16986.
Humoresque 6. 12948, 12949.
Hvitsippan. 24060.
I systrar, I bréder, I Alskande
mar. AfOT2.
Impromptu. 25059.
Lingtan -heter min
17248.
Mandolinata. 17383.
Mélodie élégiaque. 2485.
Novellette. 22783.
Och finns det en tanke.
Rigaudon. 24934.
Romance. 25595 (469).
Sangarlon. 17823.
“Scaramouche. 8980.
Scéne d’amour. 561. _
Sérénade. 574.

Prayer at twilight.

arfvedel.

17607.

a

Sippan. 25081.
Souvenir. 603.
Suite champétre.
Tanz-idylle. 633.
Tempo di menuetto. 640.
Tornet. 25317.
Var foOrnimmelser. 18175.
Valse chevaleresque. 7611, 13995.
Valse triste. 12066, 14002.

Sibley (C. B.):
My best friend. 24580.
O tender Christ. 24688.

3039.

Sickler (Inez) Tall corn blues.
7487, 16013.
Sickler .(J.; D.) . Tall .corn: blues.
7487, 16013.
Sieczynski (Rudolf) Someone will

make you smile. 25109.
Siede( Ludwig) Ballhaus-studie. 12442.
Sieff (Saul) Just try a smile or two.
15108.
Siegal (Al):
Cruel daddy blues. 12634, 21370.
Strutting blues. 7440.
Siegelman (M. A.); My heart is call-
ing you. 22333.
Siegrist (Frank) -
Siep (C. A.)
172038.

Sieulle (J.):
Aguilo. 5707.
Avec vous. 5782.
En eachette. 3855.
Near the waves. 443, 444.

Sigma chi fraternity (Beta epsilon
chapter) Our- brown-eyed sweet-
heart. 20058.

Sigma delta chi and Phi mu alpha
(Iowa state chapters of) Songs of
Iowa state. 11788.

Sigmund (Joseph) What’s the use of

Coronado. 23644.
Just longing for you.

painting the old town red. 9297.
Signore (Paolo):

Once in a while. 4851.
Under the Jersey blue sky. 15986.
Signorelli (Frank):

Down town rag. 6081.

Great white way blues. 4040.

242949, 24243.
7312, 11645.
See Ricci-Signorini

Just hot.
Shufflin’ Mose.
Signorini (A. R.)
(Antonio). 1677.
Signs of the judgment.
Sigurd. 14163 (424).
Silberberg (J. A.) Lumb’rin’ Luke.
13239.
Silberman (L.):

20356.

I want some money. 13000.
Play that old time melody.
22567.
Silberta (Rhéa) Fantasie-ballade.
926.
Silcher (Friedrich) Mansarden-quar-
tett. 8601.

1853

es ee Se ee < eo

INDEX

Silent night. 576, 25062.

Silent night, Fallot night. 18364
(188, 189).
Silent night, holy . night. 20358,
22790:.
Silésu (Lao):
April maid. 7848.
Ave vittoria! 21081.
Castel fleuri. 12562.
Figaro. 6176.
From far away. 23856.
Gras et les maigres. 6269, 10268.
Pajaro y la fuente. 4872.
Parigotte. 11353, 15624.
Si Titine était moins belle. 17888.

Sillman (P. J.):
Crystal of love. 858, 12637.
I’m wondering. 14935.
Siloti (A.) Transkriptionen ftir die
jugend. 3168.
Silver (A. J.):
Mass in honor of St. Philip Neri.

2459.
Tarantella. 18045.
Silver (Abner) :
Bebe. 7898, 9583, 9584, 12460,

14292, 16476, 16477.
Ca s’fait en dansant. 16543.
Carry me back to my Carolina

home. 1688, 5912, 5913.
Hugo. 21781, 24042, 24048, 25595
(398).
Ill tell you why. 4176, 4177,
6398.

I’m goin’ South. 21839, 24102.
It was in April, I was just an
April fool. 15053.
More. 17461, 19795, 24548.
Say it while dancing.
24997.
Slow poke. 9413 (228).
When will the sun shine for me.
1428, 5567, 5568, 5679 (394),
7707, 9319, 12196-12198, 16258,
23228.
Silver (Charles)
1138, 8625.
Silver (Frank) :
Heart-strings. 14805.
Sweet little girl. 11836.
Yes, we have no bananas.
5642, 14133, 18325, 20918.
Silver (I. A.) :7
Tantz a freilachs. 22989.
Trinkt brederlach lechymen. 23079.
Silver, Burdett & co.:
Book of choruses.
King Frost. 2292.
Shark. 2988.
Silverman (D. E.):

2898,

Mégére apprivoisée.

Boo,

3048.

I’m longing for you Dixie mine..

248.

Sonny boy. 600, 17959.

1854

Silvers (Louis):

PLN 1TT, MS, Vs 1B

I hear thy voice in every song.

2104.
Sweet one. 3062.
Silversach (Adolph) Sweet La-Vern.
15983.

Silvestri (A.):
Casetta di bambou.
Notturno. 13425. —
Penas de amor. 20102.
Silvius (Frank) Where nature smiles
in thru your door. 16268:

Simcoe pub. eco. Step a song.. 25163.
Simcox (Lula) Those radio blues.
13930.
Simi (Gino) :

Buona fortuna, Nini.
Mignanelli. 133 305, ;
Simmons (Addison) Harvard’s own.
21701. )
Simmons (E. C.)
Simmons (Inez)
Simmons (L. E.):
‘Beautiful twilight star. 5811.
Blessed hour of prayer. 18545.
Simmons (M. J.) Golden land. 14756.
Simmons (Oscar) Old fashioned
mammy o’ mine. 7012.
Simmons (Robert):
Don’t pity me. 3794.
I’m through with you. 8348.
It was fate that gave me you.
2282.
Simmons song book. 11658.
Simms (A. N.):
Of all the world I lace you best.

7979.

12530.

8544.
19732.

Lost love.
Memories.

22436.
Sugar baby mamma’s gonna kiss
you. 17999.
Simms (Jos.) :
Aan ae shame. 5710, 5711,
18395.

Revival day in Dixie. 11509.
Simms (Leon) Daddy man. 16653.
Simms (Mrs. M. J.) Under the mis-

tletoe bough. 16140.
Simon (E. G.) Rosita. 178138.
Simon (Ed.):

In the twilight. 21939.

Wedding bells. 14048.

Simon (Harry) Get happy. 10204.

Simon (Howard):
Deedile-dee-dee Detroit. 9924.
Holding hands. 6338, 8291.
Just holding hands. 19468.
Page your puppies. 11334.
Slumbering. 5162, 15865.

Simon (S. L.) Them oil stock blues.

16049.

Simon (W. C.):
Agitato. 5705, 5706.
Andante. 7324, 7325.
Andante cantabile. 5743.

INDEX

nos. 1-13. 1923

Appassionato. 5756.
Comedy. 5971.
Doloroso. 6050.
Dramatic agitato. 6083.
Dramatic tension. 6084.
Dramatique. 6085.
Furioso agitato. 6215.
Galop agitato. 6216.
Gay canzonet. 12848.
Gordon’s loose leaf motion picture
collection. 10262, 10263.
Hurry. 6872.
Indian war dance. 6497.
Intermezzo. 7326.
Trish sparklets. 6507.
Memories of autumn. 6796.
Mysterioso. 6933.
Oriental or cannibal. 7035.
Plaintive. 7110.
Stampede. 7422.
Turkish. 7579.
Waltz-dramatic tension. 7655.
Wedding or triumphal march.
7676. :
Simonetti (A.) Madrigale. 24415.
Simons (Seymour) :
Ain’t you ashamed. 14185.
I’m gonna steal somebody else’s
baby. 1020.
It’s raining. 15045.
Once in a life time. 4849, 4850.
Salt vour sugar. 8973, 11572.
Simper (Caleb) :
Anniversary selection, no. 25.
3484.
Benedicite omnia opera. 5822.
Earth is full of Thy riches. 9413
(41).
His name is exeellent. 25595
(120).
O let your songs be of Him.
20974 (56).
O send out Thy light. 20974 (57).
Peace and goodwill. 24815.
Peace on earth. 14163 (426).
Render thanks and praise. 13636.
To Him all power. 5373.
Trust ,in Him always. 25595
(287).
We have seen His star in the east.
23180.
17 voluntaries. 11659.
~Simpson (—) Friends of yesterday.
® 25595 (382).
§ epson eae Ig ie
Father’s board. 16795.
Give us another leader like Wood-
row Wilson. 19088.
Let’s make Woodrow Wilson our
next president. 28538.
Sound asleep. 11745.
Us boys need lots of loving from
youse girls. 20700.
You don’t know what you’re miss-
ing without Mah-tay. 12294.

Simpson (Hilda) After the ball. 9435.
Simpson (I. L.) If you were me and
I were you. 14987.
Simpson (L. G.) He ecareth. 4071.
Simpson (Nellie) :
Andante religieux. 3428.
Reaper’s song. 13627.
Sing me your song. 15856.
There’s| a song for every day.
649.
Simpson (R. M.) Come today. 3671
Simpson (William) I wonder what
I’ve done to you. 4239.
Simrock (Elsie) :
Gazellen. 10199. .
Valse lente. 12063.
Sims (FE. J.):
My Oklahoma girl. - 15458,
That someone sweetheart is you.
1364.
Sims (Mrs. Geo.) Sinner. listen.
7332.
Simson (H. Fraser-) See Fraser-
Simson (H.).
Sinclair (Martha) :
Mi querida. 98641.
My desert rose. 4712.
Putsie. 8912.
Sinclair (R. J.) You and I and love.
1458. ;
Sinclair (T. E.) Valse charmante.
7610.
Sinderen (M. M. Van) See Van Sin-
deren (M. M.). 7808.
Sinding (Christian) :
Andante av Klaverkvintett, op. 5.
23400.
10 sange. 25075.
Singery (Gaston) Sonate en fa diése
mineur. 7367.
Singing highwayman. 5151.
Sinning (C. J.) That good night kiss.
5827.
Sinsley (Mrs. D. L.) Silver moon.
22793.
Sir-Eglamore. 15858.

| Siracusa (Liborio) Workmen ‘ve got

no brains. 16327.
Siras (John) Why should I give my
love to you. 14100.

Sires (EH. M.) Far away from the |

maddening world. 1912.
Sirmay (Albert) Twiddling blues.
25355.
Sirmyer (E. A.):
Just a glimpse of the moon. 2266.
_ Mah jongg. 2482.
Sisk (B. J.) ‘It’s your turn, to! cry
over me. 15051.
Sissle (Noble) :
Baby buntin’. 1562, 3468, 5679
(139).
Chocolate candy dandies. 18678.
Down in the land of dancing pick-
aninnies. 18852.

1855

INDEX

Sissle (Noble)—Continued.
H!sie. 5679 (180).
Everybody’s struttin’

3883, 5679 (183).
Harry! I’m just wild about Harry.

now. 1901,

16918.

T like to walk with a pal like you.
5679 (217):

I’m just wild about Harry. 2129,
4194, 4195.

Jazzing thunder storm dance.
5679 (239).

Jingle step. 5679 (241).

Lovin’ chile. 5679 (269).

My crinoline girl. 2565, 5679

(282).
Regular guy. 5679 (317).
Sand flowers. 5679 (331).
That syncopated Charleston dance.
16048.
Two hearts in tune. 5679 (379).
With you. 5679 (406).
You were meant for me. 14154.
Sistarelli (Umberto) King Tut’s love.
(17228.
Sister of Saint Joseph:
Pure as-a lily: 20167.
Sunset hour. 11808.
Vision of paradise. 18108.
Sisterhood of St. Mary,_ ine.
monial noted. 21264.

Cere-

Sisters. of charity. To a wild rose.
16085.

Sisters of Notre Dame. Mother of
Christ. 19810.

Sisters of St. Francis:
Ave Maria, no. 1. 21080.
Consecration to the Sacred Heart.
3680.
Sit down. 20375.
Sitkareff (Alexis) I only
were but mine. 14940.
Sivry (Charles de):

wish you

Bayaderes. 18364 (19).
Chanson mignarde. 25595 (40).
Seduction. 18364 (184).

Sivry (Claudie de):
Bayaderes. 18364 (19).
Chanson mignarde. 25595 (40).
Seduction. 18364 (184).

Six traditional carols for Christmas. .

22188.
Sizemore
1583.

Sizemore & Shrigley:
Bashful baby. 1583, 3869 (5).

(Arthur) Bashful baby.

Hilo Bay. 3369 (29).

I’ve got the ain’t got nothin’,
never had nothin’ blues. 3369
-(38)..

Skaggs (Henrietta) :
Priceless jewel. 15699.
Whisper of the chrysanthemums,
16277.

1856

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Skaggs (W. L.):
Daughter of the elm. 16669.
Echoes of spring. 10034.
Fraternal emblem. 6207.
Phi-kappa-emblem. 2750.

Skandinavisk teater bureau. a/s. Don
Juan Marana. 23724. . :
Skellett (W. W.) Yellow rose. 20915.

Skelton (N. B.)
and two step.
Skerritt (R. B.)

16949.

Skidmore music ¢o., ine.:

Down on the farm, they all ask
for you. 8112, 9980, 12344
(102).

I wonder where my old gal is to-
night. 23352 (62).

Last night on the back porch, I
loved her best of all. 10732,
10788, 123844. (150). 15159.

Say it with a ukulele.

é (114).

Yes! we have no bananas. 5642,
5679 (409), 14138, 18325, 20918,
233852 (147).

First brigade march
7808 (33).
His first hair cut.

233852

Skiles (A. B.) Sweet papa mine.
3063.
Skillman (A. 8S.) Always. 770, 5726.
Skillman (C. L.) Sheepherders blues,
20348.
Skillman (Mrs. W./ UF.) > Always.
5726. -
Skillman (W. O.) Mareh in’F. 376.
Skilton (C. S.):
Fountain. 940.
Midnight. 1144.
Skinner (J. 8.) Farewell to Gairlock.
927.
Skoumal (Elmer) :
~Bashful boy. 18504.
Rags. 20186.
Skudera (S. J.) No one but you.
2624.
Skye boat song. 5155, 5156, 13753.
Slade (W..: M.) In Switzerland.
2204.

Sladovnik (Charles) :
Easiest exercises for violin. 21472,
110 short progressive studies in —

the 1st and 3rd_ positions.
17914.
Slater (Otto) When the moon is |
slvly peeping. 12184.
Slater’ (BR. Cl) Pil know (little. sum
you love me. 14893. i
Slater (W. L.) Rubenesque. 756 |
(92), 2874, 20264.

Melody maze. 24491.
If you had@

Slatter (J. W.)

Sleigh (Bob and Joseph)
eared. 6454.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923
Sleigh bros. If you had cared. 6454.
Slevin (Mary) Two blue eyes. 16127.
slider (C. FE.)
I'm not so sure about that. 4203.
My sweet Savannah Ann. 8730.
Yow'll never know. 9393.

Youre 2 wonderful pal dear to

me, T7S86.
Stm (Sundown) Jazz band blues,
17164.

Sling (L. R.) Ob. Jimmy, come and

do the shimmy wi’ me. 11241.
Sloan (A. A.):
Honey peach. 14841.

My Sacramento valley home. 15462.
Pilgrim fires. 15657

Stloan ~~ CW" 'A.) Just for someone.
19466.

Sloane** (AS B:) Underneath the
Chinese moon. 756 (128).

Sloane (Baldwin) Underneath a
Chinese moon. 1395, 7598.

Sloane (Bob) Tootsie. 1376.

Sloane (Robert) music pub. co. Tootsie.
1376.

Sloss (l/rs. Henry) Love’s enchant-

ment. 24393.

Slumber-song. 17920.

Slusky (Albert) Love bird. 2407.

Slusser (Walter) Little girl I am
dreaming of you. 24324.

Smail (Laura Davis) See _ Davis-
Smail (Laura).

Small (A. P.) Good night. 23923.

Smal(Hy i.)::
Ah! the syghes that come fro’ my
heart. 9441.
My chureh. 11080.
Wind and wave. 12244.
Small (Solomon) Seit freilach yide-
lach. TS8OS (286).
Small (Verna) Darling mine. 18764.
Smalle (Ed.) Im always happy with

you. 10457.

Smalley (Gunton) Memories of child-
hood, 24496.

Smart (—) Day of resurrection.
16674.

smart: (H.)):

Huiiting song. 14163 (252).

May the grace of Christ our
Saviour. 19713.
Stars of the summer ) night.
14163 (542).
Smedberg (Alfred) You great big
beautiful doll. 16345.
Smet (G.):
Altina. 38412.
Bahianinhas. 3480.
Batutas. 3498.
C’n’est pas comme ca. 3571.
Djella. 3781.
Land of my dreams. 4450.

Nina blues. 4784.

1857

“aif Bide ietd 2

No rancho. 4789.
One step’s enough for me.
‘Peque o boi. 4904

Pelo telephone. 4905.
Pescador. 4910.
Pombinha. 4945,
Ritaa¢.5023: :
Samba da noite. 5071.

Samba do carnaval. 5072.
Sarambe. 5076.
Showed the white of her w aie

ful eyes. 5134.

Sou batuta.
Tello mio. 5313.
Vocé me acaba.

Smetsky (J. de)

desca espanol

Smidt-Gregor (H.):

Hor du valsens ljuva melodi. 2062.

5469.
Marcha _ del solda-
10916.

Madame d’Ora. — 29,

Queen of Saba. 2797, 4979.

Radamés. 2803, 7175.

Rosornas sang. 2872.
Samnit..,(B. Ay):

Bird-eall. 18537

- Clock is playing. 16605.
Illusion perdue. 2177.
Love in Hawaii. 24381.
New Virginia blues. 24635.
When the moon is smiling.
Smith (—):

Call of the sea. 23547.
Lovelight in your eyes.
Utah. 8665.

Smith (A. B.)
15006.
Smith (A. D.)
8526.

Smith (A. E.) Longing
mother. 15223.
maith’ (Ag)
American man.
Smith (Amanda)

16255.

4539.
In glorious freedom.
Little mother of mine.

for dad and

Indian’s the only
8404.

Old times. 482.

Smith (B. V.) Just to be in Ten-
-hessee. 19482.

Smith (Bertrand) My home among
the hills. 24594.

Smith (Bessie) :
yJail house blues. 24200. ‘
“Jot ‘em down blues. 19441. ;

Smith (Burt) Pom-Sim. 15680.

Smith (Byron) See Atlantic City t
first. eye ‘

Smith (Cy C

Cav ae peer 9413. (22).

One Christmas eve. 20038.
Smith (C. D.) Union self instructor

12046.
I'll be a pal to mother.

for ukulele.
Smith (CaF.

17017, 19228.

Smith (C. G.) Smith’s tender feet.
22815.

Smith (€. W.)* Winter moon. 163809.

INDEX

Smith (Caroline) Cavalry patrol.
9413 (22). ;
Smith (Chas.) Sweetheart Nell.
3070.
Smith (Charles <A.):
Bird song. 805.
It’s bright inside. 6515.
Keeping step. 10683.
Shoestrings. 25051.
Smith (Chas. M.):
Here’s to the Klan. 19127,
Sally—I love you. 13679.
Smith (Chris.):
Consolation blues. 18717.
Cruel daddy blues. 12634, 21870.
Darktown_reveille. S074.

If you don’t, I know who will,
4265, 19323.
Indiana avenue blues. 17137.

My pillow and me. 2586:
Struttin’ blues. 11798.

They put the last clean shirt on
Bill today. 20614.
Smith (Clara) Every woman’s blues.
8165, 18924,
Smith (Clarence A ) jr.
20494.

Smith (Clay) >
Creation. 5985.
Day-dreams of you. 9896.
Dear little you. 3753.
Deers. 18792.

Down the old trail 0’
16731.

Little boy sleepyhead.

Love dream. 10849.

Maid of the West. 15277, 19666.

My song of songs. 7808 (260).

One night when sorrow burdened.

Summer girl,

dreams,

10789.

20041.
Plain li] cullah’d boy. 24865.
Red noses. 17780.
Some-one like you. 17939.
Smith (Cora M.) Every day my

heart is yearning just for you and
home sweet home. 14642.
Smith (De Loss) :
Awake thou that sleepest.
Behold! I stand at the
3510.

Consider the lilies. 3651.

Help me find my place.

Home-run. 14837.

Retribution. 15741.

Was, but isn’t. 16197.
Smith (E. A.) Curler’s song.
Smith (HS B.):

3¥ the wandering waters,

Creole love song. 3690.
Smith (HE. D.): ¢

Alanna machree. 1498.

Misty moon. 2526.

Song of the rose. 15905.
Smith (E. BE.) Mammy’s

6743.

5465.
coor.

12913:

Ddt0T.

16541.

rose-bud.

1858 :

pt. 111, s., ve 18k

Smith (8. 0.) Vl be there at nine

o'clock. 1008.
Smith “(He Ry Hight responses.
15869.
Smith (E. 8S.) Where love grows.
18268.

Smith (Edgar)

Indian summer idyl. *
7808 (2381).

Smith (Edith) No name blues.
19939.

Smith (HHiott). Utah,,, 3191, 3192.

Smith (Lady Euan) Down > the
stream. 25595).(77).

Smith (FF. S.)* .
Beneath Italian skies. 14301.
Say you love me. 15807.

Will you remember me? 5611.

Smith (F. S. Breville-)
Smith (F. 8.)
Smith (Fleming Allen)
9402.
Smith (Ford)
Smith (Frank)
9407.
Smith (Fred A.):
If I took you back again. 4257.
Mammy’s little blaék snowflake.
16373, (54); T3779,
Smith -(G.. Aaj
Dear girl of my dreams,

Sec Breville-
Your kiss.

99)990-

My little girl. 22587.
music co, Itd. Zillah.

BIO,

Good-bye, Pussyfoot, good-bye.
4014.
Smith (G. B.) Blossoms of spring-
time. 1621.

Bells of the church
18528.

Smith (G. J.)
‘round the corner.
Smith. (Go seh:

Glorious U: 'S. A. 6242:
Harbor of peace. 10302.
Love in the wild. 8550.

Musical melodies. 2557.

Old fashioned cottage far over the

sea. 2683.

Two sacred songs. 9650.
Smith (George) Valse viennoise.
3200.
Smith (Gus) Mason Dixon blues.
2206.
Smith (H. C.) Air castle?) dreams:
21000. ;

Smith (H. M.):
Blue bells of Scotland.
By the sea. 5877.
Drifting thoughts. 6094.
Priscilla. 7149.
Reflections on the lake. 15
Valse de coneert. 16150.
Smith (H. Wakefield) :
Song of the hollow tree.
Summer is. saying good
5247.
Toy shop heroes. 5165.
"Twas the night before Christmas.
23097.

5844.

2848.
bye.

INDEX

hos. 1-13, 1923

Smith (Hannah) :

Feux follets. 10114.
Humoresque. 10395.
Valsette. 12068.

Smith (Harold) Lilv and the rose.
13170.

Smith (Harry) I hate you. 19215.

“Smith (Harry FE.) Girl of my dreams.

21629.
Smith (Herbert Elliott) :
Surprise. 18014.

With your plus-fours on, I ee
you John. 255386.
Smith (Hiram) :
In my dreams, 4287.
Just to kiss ny mammy’s lips once
more. 4395.
Smith (Horace W.) jr. You may be
only a sweetheart. T7783.
Smith (Howard BE.) Love lifted me.
17331; /
Smith (1. B.) Every darky.
Smith (Ike):

Mahbel’s dream.

Shimmy blues.
Sniith (J.' Al):

Blue sky blues. 7929.

Meet me in ’Frisco. 86253.

My radio to mother. 13386.
Smith (J. B.) Sweet Ione. 3058. °
nM had ee. Ga)

Flirting. 6185.

Twilight, vasa 7TO86.

Sergey CF) ME! 997.

Dimples were meant for you. 116.

Jean. 292.

Morning glory vine. 153881.

That lovin’ man. 648.

Smith (J. O.) Fiery eross on high.
Zool,

Smith (J. S.) Dreaming away time.
8119.

Smith (J. W.) jr. You just know she
wears them. 14143:

21519.

22062.
227 TA.

Smith (have yO.) Lil-Lil-Lillian.
19566.
Smith (Jerome) Call to harvest.
9691.

Smith (Josephine 8) ie
Dance of the flower-girls. 9868.
Pied piper. 11392.
@eomith (K. L.):
Bird seng. 3529.

Dewdrop. 3772.

In that great getting up morning.

4298.
Smith (L.) Quitting blues. 15721,
Smith (lL. D.) Down in Poverty row.
25095: (76).

“Smith (Lilian):
7 Fairies and chimneys.

14660.
Very lovely. 16159.

18

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Smith (Lloyd):
Big foot Ham.
Do right blues.
14564.
Freddie blues. 7808 (204), 10174.
Jelly’s blues. 756 (57), 8427.
My good man’s blues. 427, 4718.
Oriental moon. 496.
Original four o’clock blues. 756
(85). 1204.
Quitting blues.
15721.
Thirty first street rag.
(756), 16061.
You can take my. man but can’t
keep him long. 742, 756 (154)
You've got a heart like a rock
- cast in the sea. 12819.
(Lucia ) Tuneful
16116, 16117.
Smith (I/rs. M.) Oh, beautiful, beau-
tiful ocean. 1181.
Smith (M. D.) Sunbonnet Sue.
Smith” CM fe):
Dawn. 18766.
Florida. 16817.
June-time and you.
Matinata. 109837.
Rose faces. 2858.
To a red bird.. 18125.
Voci. 18200.
Will you come. 12239.
World’s sweetheart. 3326.
Smith (M.°M.) Td likey ae zo back
home to Maryland. 8322.
Smith (M. S.) Busy Christmas fairies.
1655.
Smith
13570.
Smith (N. C.):
Battle of Jerico. 44.
Come out of the
23628. -
Good night. 23922.
In the heart. 24174.
_ Lord, I wish I could.
Make good. 369.
Nobody knows like Jesus. 458.
That mighty day. 644.
Train done gone. 663.
Smithe@: J.)
Angels of Jesus. 21046.
Backslider’s return. 14275.
Blessed Saviour, Thou art mine.
21176.

14165 (650),

14163, (728).
14165

Smith technic.

13848.

19445.

(Mamie) Plain old blues.
wilderness.

24564.

Christ hath redeemed me. 21307.
Faith. mighty faith. 21529.
Good-bye, old world. 19063.

He will
14802.

Hymn of praise. 19186.

I fellowship with God. 14881.

Jesus, wondrous Saviour. 19431.

Looking unto Jesus. 22129.

Revival hymn. 20222.

answer every prayer.

af)

14165 (636), 14314.

INDEX

pt. 07, ns.5 v.18

ST oo SS

Smith (O. J.)—Continued:
Saviour’s invitation. 22714.
Victorious life. 20729.
Wonderful salvation. 16320.
Smith (Paul G.) ine.:
Dumbell. 18877.
There’s dirty work somewhere in
Denmark. 20610.
Smith. (Peter G.):
Come under my umbrella, 23631.
My manicure girl. 24606.
Smith (R. A. L.) Eventide. 916.
Smith (R. E.):
Hopi Indian snake tates! 996.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.

1006.
O light eternal, O. light divine.
1179.

Smith (Robert) E. Z method. 3835-—

3836.
Smith (Roxylea) My Ténneskee home
and you. 15467.
Smith (Rue) I did not know. 21799.
Smith (Sydney) :
Aeolian harp. 3381.
Russian song. 7237.
Smith (Tina). Think of mother.
1369.
Smith (Verna) Father. 18944.
Smith (W.)- Siam. 138731.
Smith (W. A.) Flora’'’21566:
Smith. (Wi) Regular fellows.
8926.
Smith (W. G.):
Hight measure studies. 5679 (33).
Five minute studies. 14163 (175,
176).
Marche fantastique. 4587.
Smith (W. J.) music co. ine.:
E. Z. method. S897, 898, 3835,
3836. 12740 — 12748, 23761,

23762.
Paramount method for clarinet.
24801.
Paramount method for cornet.
24802.

Smith’s comic songs. 20392.
Smith’s tuneful — solos. 13764-
13766.
Van Eps banjo solos. 12070.
Smith CW: Ae yi
First call of spring. 1928.
River Shannon moon. 28438, 7207,
7208, 13652.
Smith (Walter) :
Baby dreams, 16452.
Beside the Zuyder Zee. 96038.
Bit o’Killarney. 16499.
Carolina lullaby. 16555. _
Dixie girl. 14560.
Dreamy San Joaquin. 21462.
East. 23765.
Follow my caravan. 10146.
Honeymoon hut. 14843.
Hopes. 19159.

1860

| Smyth (Alfredo) :

Hour of dreams. 222. ..
I’m gonna’ hop a train to. my old.
Virginia home. 1704S.
Just keep on dancing. 15098.
Lotus flowers. 19616.
My eastle -of golden dreams.
11077
My. old cabin.) 433.
Nights of love. 17566.
Not tonight Josephine. 19950.
One, two, three. 11294.
Peek a boo moon. 15637.
Rose of old Madrid. 13661.
Smile, a sigh, a tear, good-bye.
20388. ‘
Suzette.) 22937
Sweet cookie. 22945. _.
Tell me with kisses... 11892.
Tents of Allah. 16039.
There’s one for; you and one for
me. 16054.
Waiting. 16188.
West. 23200.
Whole: world seems to smile.

You ae know. 16350.
Smith (Warren) :
Jelly’s blues. S8427..
My good man’s blues. 4718.
You can take my mah, but you
can’t keep him long. 742.

Smnith’s tuneful solos. 13764-13766.

Smithwick (G. A.):

Miss Opportunity on the Pond-o-
Ray. ,,18353.

They are doing it! and they call
it style. 11936.

Smoley (Marvin) Come on daddy,
mamma’s lonesome for you every
night. 16616.

Smoot. (L. V.). Love-light. , 13217.

Smozynskiego (IFr.) Msza_ solenna.
19820.

Smyth:

Ca c’est pour vous, mad’moiselle..
DA te:

Douces nuits. 8109.

Midinettes fox-trot.. 2511.

Pizzicatti-scherzando, 2758.

Primavera nuova. 8901.

Romance. 2853. .

Véritable Samba. 3214.

Zezette. 12333.

SmVEh Ag Cla:

Loveland. 19631.

Where will the crowd of us be.
18273. °

Love me, if you care. ‘2410.
Old fashioned “mammy o° mine.
7012.
Smyth (Ethel) Féte galante. 21545.
Smyth (M. B.) Dear patient mother
0’ mine. 14540, 21406.

INDEX

nos. 1-13. 1923

Smythe (Billy):
_ Ain’t bad blues. 3388.
Come home papa blues. 3663.
Down and out blues. 12717.
It takes a long time to get ’em.
4836.
Mean blues. 17405.
Mistreated mamma blues. 11012.
My kind of blues, the saddest
blues. 15437.
Running “round with the blues.
°11554.
Say you'll come back again. 7254.
Seraunchin’ blues. 11601.
Smoketown blues. 13767.
Sweet daddy blues. 11830.
Sweet mamma’s got no daddy
blues. 5274.
When you’re blue for home sweet
home. 14079.
Smythe (C. G.) National Elk’s march.
2608.
Snaga (Joseph) Leibkutscher des Fri-
dericus rex. 22067.

Snaper (Isadore) They’re coming for

me Friday. 20615.
Snebold (C. J.). In my castle of won-
derful dreams. 4286.
Snegouroehka. 9059, 25125*.
Snelgrove (Glen) :
Desert of golden sand. 3768.
Ford and his little sedan. 38941.
In the land where oleanders and
dogwood blossoms grow. 4298.
Those stylish blues. 5355.
Snelgrove (H. J.) Your sweet smile.
20967.

Snell (B. M.) Of joy so rare, of gift
so fair. 17610.
Sniffen' (BE. M.)

18222.
Snook (T. A.) Our Father. 13504.
Snow (A. E.) Alaska and the U. S. A.
16394.
esnow (A. J): }
Autumn time. 16450, 21077. 23482.
Down at Revere. €069.
Snow (A. W.):
Benedictus. 5823.
Benedictus es Domine. 5824.
Snow (C. A. C.) Flappering queen.
3922.
“Snow (C. R.) I’m from Iowa, that
_ beautiful Iowa. 10465.
- Snow maiden. 23667.
Snowden (Q. R.):
Misery blues. 15351.
Once but not now. 8817.
Snyder (—) Dancing fool. 1801.
Snyder (E..N.)::
I love you so. 24097.
Sweet Daisy Lee... 25205.
Snyder (G. B.):
yolden. wave waltz. 23913.

Washtub blues.

JE XS! Leemareh.s)2157T:
Peace and honor. 2738.
Snyder (Jack):

Grandmother dear. 16897.

My Killarney rose. 17597.

November Rose good-bye. 4795.

Piay me that sweet melody. 4932.

Your kisses are the best of all.
5670, 18560.

Snyder (Jack) pub. co, ine, :

I can’t find a name. sweet enough
for you. 17000.

My Killarney Rose. 4723, 17507.

November rose good-bye. 4795.

Oh! Susanna. 24713.

Play me that sweet melody my
daddy..cit would. bum to me.
4932.

Play that sweez melody.

Your kisses. 18360.

Your kisses are the best of all.
5670.

Snyder (Rol)
sweet home.
Snyder (Ved):
Bella Donna. 3512.

Egyptian Rose. 18893.

17723.

Old fashioned home
20016:

Little bit cf love. 13179.
Oh! Joe, . 13456.
One more waltz. 13488.

Steve. 1317.
That sweet somebody o° mine.
7518.
Who’s sorry now. 5594, 7731.
So this is Venice: 15875, 17928.
Sobell (O. F.) Happy little frog.
12890.
Sobeski (Carl) :
Torever and a day... 14163 (179)
Love’s last farewell. 14163 (323)
Sobeski (Mrs. Car!) :
Forever and a day. 14163 (179)
Love’s last farewell. 141638 (323)
Social order of Beauceant (Cleveland
assembly no. 15). Song of the Beau-
ceant. 11726.
Societa anonima not»ri. Pitt. belle
canzoni d'Italia. 17718.
Societa Italiana del teatro drammat-
ico:
Bambu. 23452.
Don Gil dalle calze verdi. 6052.
Societa Ital. del teatro lirico. Com-
pagnacci. 12609.
Societe ancnyme des editions Ricordi:
Ac frosio. 2007.
Aimons-nous done. 14184.
- Air de Stilligmann. 7814.
Berceuse rose. 21154.
Cigale, la fourmi et le cancrelat.
23606.
Deux pigeons. la chouette et le
corbeau. 237138.
Doloroso. 9952, 9953, 14571.
Elégie. 21491,

1861

ae es OE Se Ee

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INDEX

Société anonyme des éditions Ricordi—
Continued.
Enfants de notre Bretagne. 23776.

Eternel amour. 8156, 12767.
Fumeries. 12843.

Gavotte des lilas. 21613.
Hawaiiana. 207.

Hiboux. 21738.

Hole in the wall. 2064-2065.

Loro pelado. 221384.

Loup et la brebis.

Mose. 24554.

Partissiére. 24813.

Petite gars, Perrette et le pot au
lait. 24830.

Pourquoi pas? 24877.

Rat des champs, la rate des villes
et le rat d’egout. 24912.

Revenant. 22651.

‘Rirette. 24936.

Soun. 22859.

Tennis-fox. 23006.

Trois baisers. 25345,

Trottin. 25344.

Valse des bluets.

Sodero (Domenico)
for motion pictures.
Sohst (G. L.):
Amor de la luna. 9482.
Swinging moon. 11858.
Wanderer’s love song. 9280.
Soir sur la montagne. 15879.
Sokolow (Abraham) Practical hints
on improvising. 17738
Soldier boy. 22830.
Solla (Isadore de)
(Isadore)

Soltitt (Hy IN.)
waltzes. 602.
Solman (Alfred) :
Good-bye but not forever. 960.
I gave you all the love I had.

24373.

23132.
Descriptive music
12686.

See De Solla

Southern springtime

2102.

Little lost rolling stone. 2382,
6656.

When the ocean rolls no more.
20835.

You and I, bye and bye. 23307.
Solman (Joseph) :

Grieving. 12882.

Jes’ dandy. 6539.

Oh you little sun-uv-er-gun. 7008, |

17624, 17625, 22461.

Rose of Siam. 2868.
Solmon (Maurice) Grieving. 12882.
Solomon (Amelia) Dear little girl of

mine. 12677.
Solomon (Margaret) Wonderful
dreams. 23281.

Solomon (Sam) Ich benk noch mein
sch-te-te-le. 21886.

Solomon (Sydney)
believe in you.

I was a fool to
24132:

1862

pt. 111, 1. s.. v. 18

Solomons -(N. E.) :

On the way we're going. 18485.
Show me the way. 13726, 15840.
Solotaire (Geo.) I’d walk a mile for

a camel. 19207.
Some hustle. 13038.
Somebody’s buried in the graveyard.
20409.
Somers (C. A.) :
Cupid please send me a man.
21375.
Waitin’ down in Caroline. 7654.
You'll remember me. 12302.
Somers (M. B.) Mr. Moon. 15357.
Somervell (Arthur) :
Broken are. 12521.
Lyrical pieces. 24403-24406.
Miniature pieces. 4650, 4651.
Our national songs. 22505.
Passion of Christ. 4892.
Shepherd’s cradle-song. 5130.
Sleep, my child. 11675.
Twelve Tennyson poems.
- Two sisters of Binnorie.
(113).
Somerville (Reginald) :

Long ago, my darling. 5679 (66).
Passion flowers. 11361, 17689.
Sommervell (T. H.) Mount Everest

suite. 6882,
Sommovigo (Oddone)
mera. 3867.
Sonderegger (P.)

mother, O mother of mine.
Song hour. 11717, 11718.
Song in the night. 11719.
Song of songs. 7957.
Song of the Scots. 15909.
Song of the Volga boatmen. 5206,
7380, 17954.
Song service. 1304.
Song shop co. TU be waiting at the
old farm gate for you. 2108.
Song success syndicate:
Bowery Rose. 14344.
Carnival. 9706.
Charley’s aunt. 12577.
Cottage o’ dreams. 8041.
Dancing shoes. 14514.
Fashions fair. 8177.
Heart strings. 12907.
I’m ’fraid. 14913.
It’s the same old way. 8410.
Lonely butterfly. 15212.
Love comes a-Sailing. 8546.
Love’s golden way. . 6702.
Night o’ memory. 8748.
Saxophone Sammy. 7253.
Shifting sands. 9028.
Valparaiso. 9255.
Yesterday and the roses.
Songs for Easter. 7385, 7386.
Songs from many lands. 297.
Songs of Delta gamma. 1306.
Songs of health and joy. 7390.

2978.
0679

Hterna = chi-

Come back dear
3661.

14135.

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 19238

Songs of Iowa state. 11738.

Songs of Knox college. 5210.

Songs of Mount Holyoke college.
117384.

Songs of Ohio state university. 25131.

Songs of Phi gamma delta. 5211.

Songs of the children. 5212.

Songs of the Sigma alpha iota soror-
tye” STIS:

Songs of work and worship. 11738.

Songs we love. 20435.

Songs we ne’er forget.

Sonneck (O. G.):

20436.

Caliban in the coal mines. 3575.
Night. 4778.

Sérénade. 5103.

To a golden haired girl. 5371.
Voices. 5474.

Wild swans. 5606.

Sonnenberg (E. O.) Since you are

mine. 11663.

Sontag (H. O.) Twilight melody.
20684.

Sophie. 25138.

Sorabji. (Kaikhosru) :

Fantaisie espagnole. 3898.
Quintet. 11479.
Sonata. 5187.
Trois poémes. 7291.
Two piano pieces. 7392.
Sorge (Clarence) You'll wish you
had me back again. 12308.

Sorgini (Alfred)
girl. 18086.

There’s only one

Sorin (E.) My oriental home.
19883.
Sorin (R. J.) O salutaris. 11214,
24683.

Soro (Enrique) :
Allegro con brio. 18416.
Andantino mosso. 18437.
Gran concierto. 21667, 21668.
Quiérme Chinita mia. 20181.
Recollections of concepcion.

226382. :

Réve d’amour. 20220.
Sonata no. 38. 20419.
Suite sinfonica. 22921.
Todo mi amor para ti. 20647.
Vals. 20440, 20441.

Sorter (I. B.):
Betty Jane march. 3524.
My little home town girl. 17512.
Oid fashioned daisies. 17630.

Put your loving arms around me.

Ti oOD:
Why did you let me care. 18298.
Soto (A.) Celia. 7983.

Soubeyran (K.) Livre bleu. . 8531.
Soucy (EH. C.):

Come love come. 9798.

Message of the flowers. . 22238,
22239.
Souder (L. B.) Beautiful dream of

my heart. 3502.
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Soul (C. W.)
eyes. 22437.
Soul of Russia. 13810.
Soulange (Marcelle) :
Barecarolle. 3489.
Cantiléne de la pluie. 21244.

Oh boy, those beautiful

Fantaisie concertante. 14669.
Laissez-moi mourir lentement.
4448.
Légende. 15168.

Rendez-vous dans le pare. 22642.
Sonate. 22858.
Sur la riviére noire. 22934.
Trois piéces bréves. 15913.

Soule (A. E.) Love at first sight.

19621.
Souper de Noél. 22861.
Sousa (J. P.):
Dauntless battalion. 6018-6020.
King Cotton march. 12344. (20,

21 y3

Leaves from my note book. 19541.

March of the Mitten men. 15288,
24454-24456.

Nobles of the my stic shrine. 6968,
11171.

On parade.. 7808 (96).

On the tramp. 7808 (98).

Our flirtation. 7808 (101).

Picadore. 7808 (104).

Stars and Stripes forever. 5232.

While navy ships are _ coaling.
5d87.

You cannot tell how old they are
by looking at the skirts. 143.

South (KE. QO.) When you’re gone
away... 5973.

Souther (Louise) Evening prayer.
140.

Southern (Cal.) pseud. See Widener
(CS. Fe}.

Southern Calif. music co.
California idyls. 23546,
Indian love song. 43808.
Song of the mesa. 5200.
Southern pub. co. Before them Ku
klux pages me, 9589.
Southey (P. L.) pseud. See Sullivan
CV Bai
Southwell (Chas.) :
C. S. M..march. 3572:
Waltz Laurinda. 5491.
Southwell (George) pub. co.:
C: S: Miymarere sae
Waltz Laurinda. 5491.
Sovereign (A. H.) Pickaninny dance.

(22535.
Sowerby (Leo) Psalm 1384. 2792.
Spadea (V.):
Ammore senza core. 9479.
Dove nasce Vamore. 3798.
Fascismo Italia. 1916.

Socialisti,
2969.
Spady (Nathanael)

nazionalisti e fascisti.

Sweet hopes. 627.

1865

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Spagnolo (G.):
Aria maggese.
Ritorna a me.

Spalding (Albert)

Spalding (W. R.):

7853...
13651.
Alabama. 10.

Music, an art and a. language.
24575.
Supplementary illustrations. 1330.

Spalletta (A.) Che mal’e.
Spampinato (Joseph) :

. Tennessee I hear you calling me.

2ZO2Z01;

Tregia.
Sparr

24586.
Sparrow (W. E.)
care? 14097.

Spaulding (G. L.):

Climbing morning-glories.

Dancers. 8066.

Dancing couples.

Golden .jonquils.

Maine. 10901.

Origin of Home

11308. ;

Origin of My country ’tis. of thee.

11309.
Origin of the Old oaken bucket.
11310.

Pink pearls. 22561.

Pipes of Pan. 24862.

Self taught pianist. 8998.
Trusting hearts. 9233.
Spaulding easy album. 11754.
Spaziano (L.) Statte allera.

Speaks (Oley) :

Bells of youth. 23474.

Hark! hark, my soul.. 975.

Lane to Bally-bree. 7808 (240).

Oh! for a day of June. 17614.

On the road to Mandalay. 4847,

11285, 11287, 17645.
Quiet road. 7808 (276).
Star-eyes. 3020.

Spear (B. W.):

Kangaroo hop. 17218.
Tampa blues. 18042.
Spear (H. H.) I promise you.

Spear (J. M.):

Graceful dance. 2002.

In Maytime. 8387.

Valse joyeuse. 5442.
Spears (Elsie) :

Decision. - 9922.

Loyalty. 10882.
Specht (P. L.):

To a lonesome heart.

18122.

Yawning. 163384, 18321.
Speer (W. H.) Sonata. 608.
Spellane (Michael) :

That old time

11913.

Those hoo doo blues.

18667.

16105.

(Florence ) My. dago man.

Why did you let me
9780.

3727.
23910.

sweet home.

11777.

6424.

16373 (90),

refrain of love.

11948.

| Spencer (T. T.)

Spelman (T. M.)
Spence (Horace)
Spence (W. R.):
Cavatina. 14163 (80)
Love’s dreaming. 20974 (45)
Meditation. 24485.
Saviour, breathe an evening bless-
Ing... (oe.
Spencer (—) Louisian’. 17318.
Spencer (Al.) Southern songs. 3002.
Spencer (E. B.) Floss’e waltz. 5679
Comyn ayy .
Spencer (Herbert) :

Barbaresques. 1577.
Reproaches. 2830.

Kiss me with your eyes. 15182,
15135. .

Rose of old Castile, 20251, 24958,
24959. :

Trust me and I'll. trust. you.

13966, 13967.

Spencer ( Howard) Southern. Utah.

15918.

Spencer (J. H.) I am glad you love
me. 10414.

Spencer (J. M.) Down Miami way.
Za tae:

Spencer (N. E.) My valley of dreams.
11140.
Spencer (Otis):
Boob McNutt. 143840.
I’m a one papa gal. 14908.
I’ve got the grandest ice-man.
10509.
We've got the grandest ice man.
16207.
Spencer (R. E.):
All over you. 1508.
Gee, you’re a_ wonderful
6219.
Honey Lou. 19153.
‘I’m nobody’s gal. 14925.
Meet me in Maryland. 6786.
Pesticatin’ mama, you’ve got your
daddy up a tree. 7093, 17707.
Suppose nobody cared. 3050.
When night-time comes.
Would you ery. 93869.
Spencer (S. R.) Nearer my God to
Thee. 9413 (102)

Who killed the old

girl.

tom cat next door. 14091.
Spenser (George) :
Hlizabeth. 10053. '
Forester and his song. 8195. —
Honora. 8298. t
Speranza-Camusat (—):
Bella napolitana. 3513.

Berceuse pour Ginette.
Sperrazza (Gaetano)
waves. 4678.
Spialek (Hans)
255389.

7914.
Moonlight

Wolgazigeuner.

1864

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Spicker (P.

Fun, oy er 19009.

Gliding. 16868.

Mother. 19802.

She’s the girl for me. 20340.

Spielter (Hermann) :

Valse mélanchelique.

Valse triste. 12065.

Spier (Larry) Silvery moon, 22794.

Spierling (Theodore) Midchenlied.
24418.

Spikes (B. F.):

Can't help it blues. 12546.
Sgyptian blues, 6114.

I’m gonna see you when your
troubles are just like mine.
6414. .

My mammy’s blues. 15451.

Sunshine Mae. 13861.

That sweet something dear. 13911.

Wolverine blues. 93854.

You don’t seem to care any more.
16344.

Youll never have no luck by
quittin’ me. . 7782.

Spikes (J. C.): <

Can't help, it blues. 12546.

Egyptian .blues. 6114.

I'm gonna see you when your
troubles are just like mine.
6414.

Juanita, 6554.

My mamuny’s blues. 15451.

Sunshine Mae. 13861.

That sweet something dear, 13911.

Wolverine blues. 9354.

You don’t seem to care any more.

16344.
Spikes bros. pub. co.:
Can't help it blues. 125-46.
Heyptian blues. 6114.
Froggie Moore. 8208.

Im gonna see you when your
troubles are just like’ mine.

6414. =
My mammy’s blues. 15451.
Sunshine Mae. 13861.

That sweet something dear, 13911.
You don’t seem to care any more.

16344,

Youll never have no luck by

quitiin’ me. T7782.
Spiller (1., J.) Pansy. 7065.

Spina (Giuseppe) Povera guagliona.

11432.

Spinelli (Donato) Day and_ night.

6021.
Spink (G. A.) Meee. 22209.
Spinner’s Jament. 15924.
Spiritual songs. 13823
Spirituals. 22872, 22873.
Spitalny (M. J.) Miramar. 11001.

Spitalny (Morris) Sweetest melody of

all. 5288.

3505.
Spohr (Louis) :
Concerto. 18364 (196).

| Spitz (Edward) Because it’s you.
05

=

Concerto 7 for the violin. 25595
(56). ;
Rose softly blooming. 15773.
Spoliansky (Mischa) Ingelin. 6498.
Spooner (D.) Fealty song. 1919.
Sporck (Georges) :
Dans une crypte. 1804.
Dedans la vill’ de Perpignan.
1824.
Nocturne. 3012. .
Puisque tu m’ aimes. 7160.
Spotosky (Elizabeth) Miami; I’m
coming down to you. 10985. -
Spratley (W. E.) My sweet! sweet
cloverland. 22356.
Spring (A. E.) Grande marche in
E flat. 4038.

| Spring (G. L.) Golden haired image

of dad. 23909:
Spring (Walter) Juggler. 22000.
eee (V. A.) Love’s holy flame.
24396
Spross (C. Gui
Arabian song cycle. 12401.
Madcap October. 22165.
Margot knew. 10923, 13266.
We may not climb the heavenly
steeps. 12140.
Spurge (Robert) Wet wash ball.
20792.
Spurr (Allen) Love’s contentment.
Spurr (J. B.) Butterfly and the rose.
1658.
Squire (W. H.):
Dream once again. 20974 (122).
In an old-fashioned town. 6469.
Moonlit road. 4676.
ora US SO BR
Cuddle-uddle up. 9844.
Don’t forget to write a_ letter
home. 18835.
I left my heart within yu. 1007.
I wish I had someone to cry over
me. 8865, 10524.
Just for remembrance. 1066.
Mean mean mama, why don’t you
mean what you say. 10946.
Squires (H. R.) Wishing will not
bring me you. 3310.
Squires (J. S.) -Sphinx. 25142.
Stacey (William) :
Hills and dales. 4099.
Light as thistledown. 15184.
Wind in the corn. 5614. -
Stackman
13108.

Stadlin (Joe) Rapid system. 24911.

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INDEX

Staffelli (Att.) Ritorno. 20228.
Stafford (C. C.) He rose from. death.
2034.

Stafford (C. L.):
At close of day.
Coming of night.
Fidele. 16803.
Morning madrigal. 2542.

Stafford (Frank) Komm, wir spielen

ein bischen klavier. 17237.

1546.
16625.

Stafford (H. J.) Dragon-flies. 12722.

Stafford (Harry) Chinee love. 3628.

Stafford (Mrs. J. M.) ‘Dreaming.
3811.

Stage (C. E.) She calls me Tootie.
20335.

Stager (G. W.) Ave Maria. 7875.

Stahl (A.):

Andante funébre.
Danse des lutins.

_ Stahl (W. C.):
Chiming bells. 3626.
Little sketch. 4497.
Melody in D. 4621.
Monomoy. 408.
Moonlit waters. 411. '
When I come home to you. 717.

Stainer (J.) Happy art thou, O Israel.

10924.

Stainer & Bell, Itd.:
Admirals of England.
Ah! County Guy. 6.
Ah silly soul. 18392.
All suddenly the wind came soft.

21044,
21388,

0696.

21016.

Angels. 12431.

Ape, the monkey and_ baboon.
3405.

As fair aS morn. 21063.

As matchless beauty. 21064.

Aye Maria. 18474.

Away! Thou shalt not love me.
23488.

Bailiffs daughter of Islington.
27 t:

Bateson’s (Thomas) first set of
madrigals. 1584.

Bateson’s (Thomas) second set of
madrigals. 1585.

Beauty and beauty. 3503.

Behold, what manner of love.
14296.

Benedictus. 7912.

Bennet’s (John) madrigals to four
voices. 1604.

Boat song. 18555.

Byrd’s (William) Lachrymae
pavane. 14870.

Canadian boat song. 5894.

Canzonets to three voices. 23555.

Children of the year. 9747.
Chosen tune. 14437.
Come, gentle swains. 91.

Come, shepherd swains. 21336.

EN SS

1866

pt. ‘Tir, si, v.18

Come, sirrah Jack ho. 3667.

Communion service in D. 14463.

Cradle song. 5983.

Cruel. behold. my heavy ending.
18731.

Cruel unkind. 18732.

Dear pity, how? ah how?

Dies sanctificatus. 8092.

Dirge. 21426.

Earth folk. 6108.

Earthly tree a
14603.

Echoes. 21478.

Elementary string tutor. 6119.

Emigrant. 1887.

English folk songs. 14619.

Every bush new springing. 141.

Fair Phyllis I saw. 18933.

Father Quinn, | 14676.

Faustina hath the fairer face.
155.

First set of madrigals and pas-
torals. 21559.

Five sketches. 6368.

Five songs. | 12117.

Five western water-colours.

Fountain album. 18992.

Fourteen pieces for keyed instru-
ments. 38568.

From Virgin’s womb this day did

23704.

heavenly fruit.

10282.

spring. 21590.
Full fathom five. 6213.
Gathering song of Donald the
Black. 16843. .

14763.
fair ladies of the

100d King Winceslas..

Good morrow,
May. 23921.

Green woods of Truigha.

Groves. 14779.

Ha ha! this world
23951.

Hail life, hail love. 19083.

Hark, jolly shepherds. 21700.

Harvest time. 6306.

High Germany. 6333.

Hill country. 10351.

Ho who comes here? 21742.

Hobgoblin. 16952.

Hodie Christus natus est.

I have been in love. 12965.

I love, alas, I love thee. 21825.

I saw a ship a-sailing. 14944.

In dew of roses. 21920.

Tn dulci jubilo. 15005.

Tn flower of April springing. 268.

In the Highlands. 6485.

It was a lording’s daughter.

14776.

doth pass.

8288.

6918.

Jenny kiss’d me. 15067.

Js OUTS:

Jill. 10640.

Jubilate Deo. 8435.

July. 10649.

King Arthur suite. 6588.
Kirbey’s (George) madrigals to

four, five and six voices. 2296.

INDEX

nos, 1-13, 1925:

Lady, those cherries plenty. 22055.

Lady why grieve you still me?
22056.

Lilts from the Western isles,
19567.

Little black Sambo. 15196.

Little suite. 22107.

Little swallows. 15205.

Love learns by laughing. 24882.

Luchinushka. 15259.

Lure, falconers lure. 19651.

Madrigais to five voices. 24417.

Make ve joy to God. 17874.

Maria,assumpta. 6759.

Mermaid’s song. 15384.

Moonlight. 15374.

Moto perpetuo. 22308.

Much it delighted. 420.

Musical chairs. 17484.

My lady of the Pleasaunce. 15489.

Nathan Nobb. 15477.

N_ghtingale, the organ of paleut
19933.

Nocturne. 17319.

O come let us sing. 15524.

praise the Lord, ye saints above.
6988.

© sleep, fond fancy. 19981.
() wretched man. 24690.
Office for the holy communion,

15534, 155385.
Office of the holy communion.
13458.

Old oak ehest. 13471.

Orpheus with his lute. 7037.

Our market day. TOA4T.

Out of doors. 22509.

Overture to Julius Caesar. 6283.

Pastoral dance. 8843.

Pastorale. 14859.

Peasant dances. 2740.

Petticoat of green. 15644.

Philada flouts me. 15645.

Planxty. 17720.

Polychordia drills.- 8884,

Poor soul sat sighing. 7127.

Praise our Lord all ye Gentiles.
15690.

Prayer of Richard De Castre.
7140.

Prelude and Chaconne. 22591.

Puss.) 15718:

Rhapsodie quintet. 7198.

Robin’s cross. 22667.

Romanee. 17805.

Round around about a_ wood.
22690.

Rowing song. 7229.

St. Patrick’s prayer. 7248.

Saxon gleeman’s song. 15805.

- S$cehool songs. 2905.

Second set of madrigals and pas-
torals. 22741.

Seeds of love. 7273.

Shed no tear. 7301.

Sheep under the snow. 17879.
Silent birds. 7321.

Since Robin Hood. 25074.
Sing out, ye nymphs. 20370.
Song of enchantment. 7372.
Sound the flute. 22860.
Spanish dance. 20449, 22868.
Stanwell album. 15930.
Strike’ it up, Tabor. 25179.
Suite no. 2. 7443.

Symphony in D major. 16004.
This sweet and merry month.

28052. °

Those spots upon my lady’ s face.
25292,

Those sweet deiightfui lilies.
23057.

Three Celtic legends. 8588.
Three pieces. 7894, 21151.

To former joy. 660.

Tone and rhythm. 661.
Tryste Noel. 668.

Tunes without tales. 12012.
Two songs. 9346, 23075.
Tyrolean sketches. 18163.
Under a Sussex down. 7594.
Valse. 6747.

Wandering in this place. 697.
When God of all. 7692.
When Israel came out of Egypt.

16235.
When June is come. 20825.
Whence those sounds symphoni-

ous? 25234.
While that the sun. 23242.
Ye watchers. 20913. |
Zephyrus brings the time. 754.

Stair (Patty) :
Moon man. 409.
Would you. 738.

Staley (J. C.) Everyone treasures a
love dream. 18925..-
Stamper (—):
List’ning on some radio. 2372.
*’Neath the South sea moon. 2611.
Stamper (Dave):
Nobody but you. 15511.
Pep it up. 13540.
Shake your feet. 22760.
Some sweet day. 13781.
Swanee River blues. 22940.
That Broadway Indian of mine.
23010.
Your eyes have told me, that you
love me. 25586.
Standard anthems. 14163 (538).
Standard children’s songs. 3019.

Standard Christmas carols. 17973,
17974. ie

Standard mandolin pieces. 15928.

Standard music co. Take me back to
that shack. 20545.

1867

PENT, Bs veds

Standard pub. co.:
Armageddon. 12404.
Asking God to bless you.
Children’s friend. 3623.
Christmas. 842.

Circle of His love. 53643.
Get on the glory path. 3973.
Give thanks. 3987.

God is living. 4001.

Golden bells of welcome. 4007.
He does it all in love. 4074.
Help me find my place. 12913.

3450.

I love Him more and more. 4179.

I want my life to tell for Jesus.
4233.

If I knew. 4254.

If vour life rings true. 13021.

Is it well with your soul. 4825.

It is God’s way. 4331.

Jesus redeemed me. 4353.

Joy set before us. 4867.

Keep the joy-bells ringing. 4407.

King of glory. 4415.

Leave a bit of sunshine. 4457.

Lord God omnipotent reigneth.
4520.

Lord, is it 1? 13206.

Must I go to Him alone? 4699.

Nothing can be greater. 13428.

© praise His name. 13440.

O to be faithful. 13445.

On Calvary. 13477

One sweet hour with Jesus. 4856.

One that the children love. 13491.

Pardon. 4880.

Power of Pentecost. 4953.

Praise the mighty works of Jesus.

4957.

Press the battle on. 4961.

Seasons of refreshing. 5095.
Some glad morning. 5179.

Something in that name. 5183.
Spread the sunshine. 0225,
Storm the forts of sin. 9239.
Such a little way to Jesus.
Vale of prayer. 5435.
Welcome for me. 5521.

What will it be to be there. 5535.

Wonderful peace. 5624.
Word from my Father.
You are in need. 5649.
Standard saxophone pieces.
StandtiMecy Kis)
25595): (221).
Stanford (C. V.):
Bard. 5679 (138).
Drink to her. 12344 (8).
Fairy lures. 12785.
Father Quinn. 14676.
Fineen the rover. 14687.

5630.

15929.
Palatinate

Green woods of Truigha. 14776.

Groves. 14779.

Hoofs of the horses. 19158. |

How beauteous are their feet.
19166.

1868 oy

lt.

waltz.

Hush-song. 6373
Intermezzo. 7423.
Irish rhapsody, no. 6. 8408.
Jesus Christ is risen to-day.
Lo! He comes. 17295.
Marcia eroica. 6758.
O, ve dead. 12344 (39).
Pastorale. 7424.
Shamus O’Brien. 255
Slow dance. 17917.
Symphony in D major.
Three preludes and
13835-13837.
Three waltzes. 13838.
Two crutches. 12344 (36).
When God of old. 7692.
While shepherds watched.
Stanford (Kingsley) :
Autumn moon. 16447.
Once in a garden. 2700.
River lullaby. 17795.
Stanford (Marian) Put your
where they belong. 11472.
Stang (Bertha) For our country ev'ry

2248.

5 a(7250) .

16004,
Fugues.

18276.

arms

man his very best will do. 18979.
Stanitz (Marietta) Valse. 7425.
Stanley (Bart) Publicity. 22610.
Stanley (Gerald) Seven first grade

pieces. 7426. .
Stanley (H. F.) Somebody knows.

22837.

Stanley (Jack):

Dancin’ Dan. 18754, 23678.

Good-night, sleep tight. 8258.

If you are as lonesome as I am.
10545.

In a quaint old fashioned cottage

by the sea. 4278.

Mammy’s little silver lining.
15283.

On my wedding day. 7020.

Sheik’s mamma. 9019.

Since you came back to me.
22799:

You better keep babying baby. or
baby’s. gonna bye-bye = you.
18333, 18334.

You're like a baby. T7788.

Stanley (Mark) Call of Los Angeles.
o380.
Steniey (Wynn):

Annie. vow re) just’ like’ mag
mami =)751,

(ivranny’s song at twilight.
He used to sing in his sleep,
he’s sleeping alone. 4079.

Holding hands. 2063.

In the eyes of the world yow re
mine. 8394.

Just to amuse the baby. 15 104,

Monkey doodle harem. 4667.

Never let her learn to dance, like
Sally she’ll say goodbye. 8742.

now

6268.

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Scenes that are brightest. 8981.
Then you'll be sorry for me. 9185.
Why did I marry my wife. 9335.
Woman always pays. T748.
Stansel (Jesse) You’re gonna need
my lovin’. 748s.
Stanton (Geoffrey) :
My sunshine girl.
Song of the road.
Stanton (Mary)

22354.
11728.
Mammy’s pickanin-

nies. 4577.
Stanton (P. B.) Synthetic gingles.
DH2VT.

Stanwell album. 15930.

Stanwood (E. T.) Blame it on Eve.
14823.

Star and the cross.

Star music co.

22887.
Moonlight in Porto

Rico. 15376.

Star music pub. co. Sweets oh! so
sweet to me. 11853.

Star pub. co. Hiawana. 12921.

Star Spangled Banner. 3021, 14163
(540).
Starbird (W. B.) Cuckoo. 14486.

Stark (Mabel) Good night. 193.
Stark (P..V.) My California. 15415.
Stark (R. H.) I’m glad nobody loves

you, nobody but me. 10467.
Stark & Cowan, inc.:

Big hearted Bennie. 21164, 23488.

Blue. 5679 (147).

Chattahoochee. 9413 (166), 9738.

Don’t feel sorry for me. 5679
(174).

Grandma’s boy. 5679 (199).

He loves it. 5679 (204). —

Hello Paddy. 756 (41), 986.

Hottentot trot. 19164.

i dines (care .till...1 Tost’. you
21800, 24071.

I'll build a castle for you. 21817,
24087.
I love her just the same. 24093.

I’m jealous. 9413 (183), 10476.

I want ’em wild, weak, warm and
willing. 17084.

I want the right to call you mine.
7808 (225), 83860.

If anyone can steal you.

In a tent. 9413 (186).

Maxie Jones, king of the Saxie-

2161.

phones. 2465, 5679 (275).

Nobody. loves me_ now, 5679
(290).

Oh! how she lied. T8077 (267),
8791.

Oh she is dumb. 5679 (292).

Oh, sister, ain’t that hot. 9413

(210), 11249.
Panorama Bay. 5679 (3805).
_ Papa blues. 2727, 5679 (306).
Rose of the cabaret. 9413 (215),
11540. :

Rose of the Rio Grande. 5679
(GG).

Sighing sands. 9413 (222).

Tenth interval rag. 25252.

Under a thousand eyes.
(246), 13985.

12344

Wanita, wanna eat? 756 (125),
1411.
Wonder if she’s lonely, too. T808
(331), 9855.
Wonderful girl of today. 23282,
25543.
You may be fast. 18347.
Stark music co.:
Alabama blues. 9446.
Goodbye old Shanghai. 10257.
Starke (F. E.) ‘Three clocks. 11955.
Starks (J/rs. M.) Old maid’s life is

hard at its best. 22471.
Starkweather (Nellie) Lonesome for

someone. 24350.

Starlight music co. Festa dei fiori.
12799.

Starnes (P. J.) Childhood visions.
23588.

Starr (Edward) Hot toddy blues.
19162.

Starr «_ (ie? *.") Soldier’s message.
17934.

Starrett (H. E.) 21473.

Stasny (A. J.):
Don’t waste your tears over me.

Easter.

14580.

Waltz me to sleep in your arms.
12118.

We can’t get along together, and
we ean’t get along = apart.
20768.

Stasny (A. J.) musie¢ co., ine. :

Arabianna. 21057.

Butterfingers. 1656.

Don’t waste your tears over me,
14580.

He had something I ain’t got.
4075.

How can I believe you. 19167.
I've got another lovin’ mamma.
— 4220.

It’s all your fault. 21964.
Killarney colleen. 6583.

Lonely Hawaii. 2393.
Midsummer night blues. 2512.

My Miami mammy. 6918.
Sun-kist rose. 3046.
Those silvery bells.
Tie a little string

3129.

finger. 3145. 2
We can’t get along together.
20768.

Staub (Victor) :
Chanson gaie. S882.
Cours de piano. 5688.
Sous bois.- 7398.

1869

around your

INDEX

Stauffer (Aubrey) :
Hollywood. 8292, 20974 (139).

Same old story. S976.
Stauffer (J. H.) National Sunday
school march. 11148.
Stauffer (R. B.) Away down South
in niggah town. T7876.
Stayner: (Cs Fey:
For Sadie. 9413 (50).

Rhapsody in G minor. 1247.
Stcherbatchetf (N.) Solitude. 20402.
Stearnes (D._ B.) My northern

mammy. 22347.

Ozark smiles. 20075.
Awake, oh noble son

Stearns (C. R.)
Stearns (Rh: ©4
of God, 21083.
Stearns (Theodore) Dreamland waits
for .you.. .6090, 12727.
Stebbins (G. C.):
Assurance. 14253.
Blessed be His
143826.
Gospel hymns. 1475 (8).
Hiding in the shadow of His love.
14821.
Jesus is mine to-day. 15068.
Oh, to be more filled with Jesus.
WI ay
Remember Jesus. 15739.
Safe in His keeping. 15789.

name forever.

Same loving Saviour is mine.
Waro l;
That is enough for me. 16041.

Stebbins (G. W.):
Come now, and let us reason to-
gether. 23627.
Song of the thrush. 5205.

Surging sea. 25197.
Steck) (JU OF.) Dreaming of you.
14597.

Valse aimée. 5437.
Laughing. 24282.
Oh oh Rodolph

Steck (Paul)
Steed (E. A.)
Steedman (H. L.)
Valentino. 11246.
Steel (John) My sweetheart of para-
dise. 20974 (178).
Steel (N. M.) Piper.
Steele (A. G.):
Boat song.
Under the
16139.
Steele (B. J.)
meples grow.
Steele (F. W.) Goodbye
mamma goodbye. 6258.
Steele (J. W.) Honeymoon.
Steele (L. P.):
Senorita. 13703.
Try and get it blues.
Steele (Ralph):
My home in Tennessee. 6907.
My old southern home. 6920.
Story of life. 7434.
Steele (S. W.) Shack where my
mammy was born. 2935.

22562.

14338.

greenwood tree.

Where the great big
5578.
sweet

14842.

20668.

pt. 11, n.s., v.15

Steell (Willis)

Steere (W. C.):
Matin song.
Southern sketch.

Steers (William):
How to make love like an Irish-

Ask Mr. Chick, 26.

2A4G2.
25137.

man,” Gas:
Old bog hole. 7011.
Steever (EK. R.) Dreaming of. you.
14597.
Steffen (Ernest) Nimm mein ganzes.
herz. 15508. .

Steger & sons piano mfg. co. Steger
song book. 1316.

Steger song book. 1316.

Steggall (Reginald) Golden eyes.
21650.
Steiger (Jimmy) Just one more

chance. 4391.
Stein (B. A.)
Stein (Erwin)
Stein (Frank) :

Don’t forget to drop a line to

mother. 885.

Won’t you come and walk awhile
with me. 14118.

Stein (Johnny) :

I ain’t never had nobody crazy
over me. 2094, 6378.

Lullaby lady. 4555.

Stein (Joseph) Oh! Horace, please

stop that now. 15541.

Steinberg (A. L.):

Close yo’ eyes. 9782.

Day dreams. 21396.

Every single light on Broadway
means home sweet home to me.
10081.

IT can’t shake my blues.

Oh me, oh my, oh Madge!

Red-headed Rose. 22633.

Syncopation blues. 16005.

Leviathan... 22078.
Pierrot lunaire. 24859.

21795.
17618.

Yodelling the blues. 16338.
Steinberg (Samuel) :
How long do we live. 10391.

Yosel. 12286.
Steiner (Gabor) (L. Singer & ¢o.):
Am Kanapee! 12380.
Billetdoux. 12484. 3
Das ist die Gretel aus Fiinfhaus.
12662.
Du alter Stefansturm. 10006.

Du wirst mich schon erhoren.
16747.

Else. 14614.

Endlich hab’ ich dich wieder!
14616.

Frau’n, die niemals man besessen !
101738.

Friihling im alten Wien! 12840.

Herr aus Graz. 12916. 5

Holder engel, werde mein! 14831.

I und mei maderl. 12994.

Ieh kenn’ ein restaurant. 13007.

Im Mai. 18025.

1870

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

In ihren Armen hab’ich an dich
gedacht. 17119.

In Neustiff am wald. 13041.

Komm’, spiel’ mit mir! 13125.

Ktiss’ mich nicht auf den mund.
13128. :

Maja one-step. 13254.

Mein kleiner apparat. 15318.

Meine pupperlin. 22222.

Morgen. vielleicht! 11036.

Nur zu bald wird man alt! 13429.

O ihr lieben, alten biume. 13484.

O,ktiss’ so lang du ledig bist!
15528.

Ob’n auf der knédelhtitten. 11220.

Sthndchen. 13834.

Ti-ti-pu. 11964.

Wann i nur mei’ weinder! hab’.
14031.

VYeisst du es noch? 16216.

Wenn der vater. 12153.

Wenn ich mir nur Fanny abge-
wohnen koénnt. 12155.

Wenn man’s noch nie gemacht.
14052. :

Wir reisen nach wildwest! 14109.

Steiner (Herbert) :
Rose Marie, flower of Spain. 2859,
5041.
Treat ’em rough. 11995, 13953.
Steiner (Howard) I ain’t got nothin’.
8315, 10411.

Steiner (Max):
Every heart has a dream. 3885.
I wish I could believe you. 2154.
Insignificant me. 2220.
Listen, Mister Verdi. 2370.
Passers by. 2781.
Ring for Rosy. 2839.
Wake me up with a kiss. 3236.

Steinert (—) Prelude. 25595 (493).
Steinfelds (J. M.) Our God is love.
17667.

'Steingriber-verlag:

Bagatellen. 21109.

Ballade. 21208.

Drei lieder. 21204, 21205.

Drei stiicke. 21206.

Klavier-werke. 22734, 22785.

Sonate. 21207.

Sonaten und Partiten. 21096.

Sonette. 21208.

Spielmannsweisen. 22871.

Streich-quartett in G dur. 25176,
25177.

Thema und variationen. 23024.

Vier lieder. 21209.

Stelle (I. M.) There’ll come a time.

~ 13915.
Stelljes (G. J.) jr. Maroon victory.
6767.

Stephen (David) Folk songs of Scot-
jand. 12821.
Stephen (W. G.):
Case song book. 9715.
My cherished old pipe. 11078.
Stephens (A. G.) Good-bye to Boston
town. 4015.
Stephens (H. P.). Listen while I say.
131%3.

Stephens (Leona) - Ships that pass
by in the night. 22777.
Stephens (N. A.) Mother. 22298.
Stephens (N. B.):
Comin’ through. 18714.
Li’l sheep. 19563. .
Lion and lamb. 19569.
Way home. 20766.
Stephenson (B. J.) In my wonderful
garden of dreams. 2200.
Stephenson (M. B.) In my wonderful
garden. 2200.
Stepping stones. 21520, 21928, 22481,
22504, 22621, 22895, 28280, 24843.
Stept (Sammy) :
She’s so different now. 11631.
You'll change your mind. 9391.
Stept & Shimola, ine. She’s so dif-
ferent now. 11631.
Sterling (Bob) Why did you leave
me, for no reason at all. 18297.
Stern (A. J.):
Always reminds me of you. 12379.
Be my oriental maid. 796.
Is she brainless. 13056.
Kisses that you gave to me. 13119.
Look what you made out of me.
2397.
What good was he to his wife.
14059. .
Stern (J. W.):
Don’t forget the girl that loves
VOU.) Loaode Ca).

I don’t blame you, Tom. 25595
(128).

My mother was a lady. 14163
(373)

No one ever loved you more than
I. 14163 (387)
Stern (Jack):
Dance. 3024.
While you were making believe, I
fell in love with you. 3279.
You didn’t want me when I want-
ed you, I’m somebody else's
now. 183841.
Stern (Kay) ine. He may be your
good man Friday. 14799, 21712.
Stern (Leo) Slumberland. 5679 (99)
Sternberg (Constantin) Septieme
etude de concert. 25029.
Sterndale- Bennett (—) Serenade.
9007.

Sterndale-Bennett (R.) Just one rose
for me. 13102.

1871

INDEX

Sterndale-Bennett (T. C.):

All on a day in June: 12369.
It’s a beautiful day. 13061.
My pale pink mammy. 8721.
Rum-ti-tum! follow the drum.
15781.
Sterne (E. N.) Whistling fantasy.
25504.
Sternheim (Nachum) Dus _ Yidishe
lied. 896.
Stetten (Hanns) :
Lu... 4553:
Rumpler fox trot. 5057.
Steve. 8567.
Stevens (A. J.) You smiled my heart
away. 16355.
Stevens (Constance) Nature . songs
for little singers. S737.

Stevens (E. C.):

I’m grieving for my daddy. 246.
Struttin’ Sam. 11794.
Those love-forsaken blues. 20626.

Vampin’ way my lonesome blues.

16152.
Stevens (Elliott) Yowll remember
me. 12302.
Stevens (Elmer) Love and. kisses
were hever meant for me. 19620.
Stevens (Ernest):

Down the road to yesterday.

23736.
Like a rose,
Stevens (G. A.)
1361.
Stevens (J. F.):

13168, 15185.
That little geranium.

Down to the.sea in ships. 6080,
12721.

Dreaming dreams of you. 6089.

Hear,.O God, my prayer. 10321.

Kathleen, rose o’ Kildare. 15116.

6703.
some good diggers.
get none of mine.

Love’s sunshine.
They’re sure
but they’)
25283.
Stevens (J. 8.):
xood enuf to eat.
When you're tired.
Stevens (Lathair)
blues. 3088.
Stevens (R. F. 8S.) It was a lover and
his lass. 14163 (280)
Stevens (R. W.)
ner SUZ1.
Stevens (V..T.):
Love and kisses were never meant

10258.
12201.
Tell ‘em about me

TO: nie. awe
Soothing lullaby. 22856.
Stevenson (A. L.) Sons of Scotland.
13808.
Stevenson (Allan) Twotime mamma.
23106.
Stevenson (EK. W.) Don’t call her
maw. 21433
Stevenson (Ellsworth) Little stars
seven, 6665.

1872

Star-Spangled Ban-

ae

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Stevenson. (frederick) :

Ecstacy. 3845.
Inconstanecy. 4306, 4307.
May-day. 7808 (76)

Stevenson (Mary) Love

10857.
Stevenson (Onslow) :
Love in Chinaland. 6689.
Rose of Spain. 5044.
Steward (J/rs. Henry) :
Forlorn girl. 6198.
Modern Dixie highway. 6843.
Stewart (A. B.) I long to be there
once again. 14899.

mey “NHoOwW..

Stewart (A. J.) Ave Maria. 18473.
Stewart (A. L.) Love apple. 10848.
Stewart (Archie) Puppy love. 24902.
Stewart (C. J.) Fashion row. 18943.
Stewart (C. W.):

Are you happy with me? 9514.

Dreaming of you. 9998.
I’m saving my kisses for someone.
10483.
My heart is a harp.
Wind of the night.
Stewart (D. M.):

Cradle of the living God.
Four songs. 9112.

11105.
12246.

16642.

Hey nonny no. 14816.

House of mine. 16974.

Night. 15501.
Stewart (D. T.) Why did I let my

daddy go away. 18294.

Stewart (Dolly) Sum of life. 1524.
Stewart (E. M.):

Are you happy with me? 9514.

Dreaming of you. 9998.
I’m saving my kisses for someone.
104838.

My heart is a harp. 11105.

Wind of the night. 12246.
Stewart (H. E.) Study war no more.

22914.

Stewart (H. J.):

I cannot weep beloved. 14877.
Processional mareh. 1238.
Spanish military march. 604,
605.
Stewart (H. S.):
Bla-a-a! 5838.
Half moon barecarolle. 6289.

Rip Van Winkle.
Stewart (J. J.)
19226.

Stewart (Lionel)
vou leave me?
Stewart (R. A.)

dreams. 243879.
Stewart (T. M.)
Volstead blues.
Stewart (Ursul)
shine on. 5608.
Stewart-Baxter (Maud)
(M. 8S.)

1202.0":
I know you love me.

Old pal, why did
4840.
Love’s dream of.
Dancing off the
14513. B
Will the honeymoon

See Baxter

INDEX

nos, 1-13, 1923

Stiblitz.(C. L.) Victory’s won. 16162.
Stickles (William) :
Birth... 3532:
Kour and twenty snow flakes.
3946.
Lass 0’ Willean. 25595 (424).
My soul is athirst for God, 13590.
Open road, 24760.
Tired. 160S0.
Wage of the fighting men. 16184.
Wind. 33806.
Stieneker (Henry)
me. 11682.
Stier’ (W. ‘C.)
deltas )05211.
Stiger (Jimmy) Violet. 14015.
Stiles (D. a Trust on. 92382
Still: €W: ie é
ebndal. 13684.
*Sposed to. 13824.
Stilling (Holck) :
Det var en Knippel. S879.
Jeg ved, hvor han er. 1056...
Stine (1). A.) Powder .River blues,
Jet ‘er buck. 2778.
Stingle (Ny: H.)
yi Dey Stas 267.
Stinnette (Juanita) :
Ain’t you comin’ back Lil to atk:
sonville. 20999.
Lost control. 15228.
Rain song. 20188.
Razzin the jazz. 15730.
Wicky wacky blues. 16298.
Stirling (Elizabeth) All among the
bariey. 14163 (138).
Stitzel (M.) Tin. roof blues... 7547,
138842, 16077.
Stobart (H.) Oh fair Canada. | 11238.
Stobbe (W. RR.) Fantasia on Irish
and Scotch melodies. 18940.
Stoechetti (M. R.) Cu ssoreta e cu
BEGY 2 ia te
Stocchetti (Raffaele)
1S7TOS. i
Stoddard (MM. B.) They all turn their
nose up at me. 20612.
Stoessel (Albert) Old folks at home.
25595 (460).
Stogden (Harry):
Lazy Honolulu. 13144.
Pea-nuts, popcorn, candy. 8849,
Somewhere for me someone is
Waiting. 756 (100).

She’s the gal for

Songs of Phi gamma

Scouts of the

Come lVedera.

Somewhere for me there’s some- |

ohe waiting.
11709, 20416.
Valparaiso. 9255.
Stohn (Edith)
me. 20775.
Stojowski (S.):
Prologue, Scherzo et variations.
18601.
Variations et fuge. 18181.

9076-9078, 11708,

Wear your smile for

Stokking ( Wiiliam ) Miss Peacock.

Stole (Emil) :
Bily Satécek. 7920.
Milko ma&é. 22250.
Na_ fate, 17547, 22366, 22367.
NaS bobetek. 17550.
Silhacek. 22791, 22792.
Viese. 18199.
Stoltz (A. A.) From flapper to Egyp-

tian queen, she’s my girl just the

same. 6211.
Stolz (Robert):

Andulka, lass mich
blasen. TS44.

Dein siisses, brennend — rotes
miindechen. 14543.

Du braucht nur treu zu sein.
10007.

Du darfst alles, was du_ willst
mein schatz. “10008. :

Du kleine fee, du kleine scham:
pusfee. 16009.

(rarterl mit bliihendem weine.
5961.

Halt dich fest, dass du die bal-
ance nicht verlierst. 10293.

Ich weiss ein nachtlokal, mit
einer nische. 4247.

Im monat Mai gesehehen viele
wunder. 24149.

In swonemiinde triumt man in
sand. 17126.

Komm, wir geh’n dem schein des
mondes nach, 4427.

Liebe geht um. 6626.

Liese, komm’ auf die wiese. 24504.

Midi. 17368.

Miidi, mein stisses Midi. 10895.

Ohne lieb wirs auf der welt nicht
so wundersch6n bestellt. 11255.

Rosen de madonna. 2871.

Schreib’ dir doch die nummer auf
von meinem telefon. 5087.

So lang du einer nicht die treue
schworst. 11687.

Tanz’ mit, Java.. 25238:

Tu’ was du willst, heute sag’ ich
nicht, nein. 25350.

Was die kleinen midchen triiu-
men, wenn der mond durehs fen-
ster lacht.° 12124.

Weib. 5519.

Wenn dich ein. miidel. ktisst.
12154.

Stone (H.) Mexican Rose. 6814.
Stone (H. L.):

My Washington. 8731.

Since I first met you. 2957.

Swanee rose. 5268.

trompete

Stone (j/rs. S. R.) Do your best for

Jesus. 18821.
Stoneham (R. A. A.)
20380.

18738

Sleepy seas.

UNIDIEX

pila, Miss vei8

Stoneham (Walt.) If we should say

adieu. 8375. |

Stoner (jlother) :

Joyizers. 4871.
Stoner’s (Mother) jinglelays for
the world. 22899.

Stoner (W. 8.) Joyizers.

Stop flirting. 22491.

Storey (M.nnie) Waves of sunshine.

183864 (213).

Stork music pub. co.:
Country memories.
I}reams of the desert.
Eastern love. §135.
live gifts from the stork. 7961.

Storm (C. W.) Moonlight in‘ Florida.

4371.

21358.
8122.

24541,
Storms (F. LL.) Coffee’ 'eup' blues.
8020.
Story (Lewis) Gulden September.
16881.
Story: (Pn. Boye
Be my singing bird. 14287.
Ikids. 10691.
Lonely V’ll be when away dear.
22119:
Sailing through life with Dora
Lee. 22699.
Where dear old daddy held me on
his knee. 9826.
Storyland.’ 25171.
Stotelmeyer (M. C. V.) Yellow rose
of Texas. 18322.
Stothart (Herbert) :
April blossoms. 1538.
Bambalina. 3486.
Good bye little rosebud. 1997.

I love you, I love you, I love you.
19240.

I wonder why the glow-worm

winks his eye at me. 19305
If I told you. 2165.
Plain Jane.’ 17719.
Stick to your knitting. 22897.

9342.
a girl for

3296,
can blame
T7184.

Wildflower.
You never
dreaming.
Stott (TH. FL):
For thee. 14704.
Who wants to go a-roaming.
Stoughton (R. S.):

Aphrodite. 9507.
Calypso. 3578.
Jacqueline. 13068.
Laila’ * 2325! "2526:
Lou‘siana nights. 19617.
Shahrazad. 2936.
Woman of Sycher. 1445.
ota 20972.

Stout. :(C. A.) :
Oh as a lie somebody told to me.

17622.

Those who live in glass houses,
mustn’t throw any © stones.
18101.

1874

I

Stout (i. J.) Pictures of grand-dad.

518.
Stout ¢€S. M.) In that’ city mear at
hand. 19854.
Stoutenberg (I. C.) Choo Fong.
3630. }
Stovall (Joe) :
How’s yor’n? . 2U@tis

I’m so sad without you. 24112.

That silly waltz. 25260.

You got yo’ key in the wrong key-
hole. 20988.

Stover (Harry) :

Ill never do it again. 21822.

In a covered wagon with you.
13030, 17115.

Over on Chestnut Hill. 17677
Sahara moon. 553.

Stowe (L. H.):
Idle dreams. 21891.
Oh! you don’t know. 22460.
Yow’re gonna’ miss me, 23321.

Strache (Téd.) :

Schéne mama. 7260.
Zwolf kinderlieder. 9569.

Strader (J. E.) Who is on your mind.
25012.
Strahm (F.
10112.

Straight (Charley) :

Hiddlin’ around. 10116.
That’s everything. 238018.
That’s ev’rything. 25258.

Strand (B. F.) Tip top. 58367.

Stranger. 25173.

Strasser (William) :
Lamentation. 2327.
Mélancolie. 2483.
Mélodie. 3030.
Réverie. 2834.

Strasswan (Albert)

dreams. 8487.

Straten (Léon) Japanese moon.

Strathdee (Jack):

Kitty Kearney. 8473.
Regular fellows. 8926.
Tell her while you waitz.

Stratton (Anne):
Plantation ditty.
Wash-day. 14034.

Straus (Oscar) :

Ach Anton, steck den ten ein.

_, 20364.

Agyptischer flirt. 23367.

Am blauen Nil. 23391.

Cleopatra, du k6énigin vom Nil.
23612.

Ja, so ein frauenherz
goldene laute. 24196.

Last waltz. 4452.

O-la-la. 13435.

Perlen der Cleopatra. 24824.

Torichte jungfrau. 16098.

Festival mass in G.

J.)

Juliet of my

4359

9165.

13571.

ist ein

ENDEN

nos. 1-138. 1923

Strauss (.Fohann):

Beautiful blue Danube. 5808.

Friihl ngstimmen - paraphrase.

C212.

On the beautiful blue Danube.

11280.

Persian march. 14163 (431).

Spring greeting. 22881.
Strauss (Josef) Village swallows.
12079.

Strauss (R.S.) Susan.

Strauss (Richard) :
Ariadne on Naxos. 3031.
Ceeily. 21259.
Frau ohne schatten.
Freundliche vision.
Heimkehr. 22906.
Morgen. 22907.
Schlagobers. 25174.
Schleehtes wetter. 22908.
Stindehen. 22909.
Tanzsuite. 25175.
Traum durch _ die
22910.
Winterweihe.

Strauwen (Jean):

Impromptu [et];Humoresque. 4272.
Princesse Marie-Jose. 13599. -
Strawinsky (Igor) Trois piéces. 9119.
Stréabbog (L.) pseud. See Gobbaerts

(Teg hs},

Streabbog (R.):
Happy hours.

20510, 22956.

7436.
22905.

11788.

diiummerung.

22911.

4054.

Wild rose waltz. 5605. .
Streeker (Heinrich) :
Am Njassa-See. 3414.

Ob’n auf der knédelhiitten. 11220.

Streeter (J. W.) jr. She’s waiting
for, me. 13718.

Streeter (R. S.) When the moon
looks down on Dinie. 9315.

Strehiow (G. F.) Florient. 23827.

Strenna Piedigrotta 1923. 25178.

Stretch (Maurice) Supposing. 11816.

Strickland (Lily) :
« Dreamin’ time.
Honey child.

25095 (371).
7808 (216). 10568,

10369.
Jenandra. 19425, 24206.
Lal, °19526; 24278.

Lament. 19529, 24280.

Little Indian chief. 24326.

Me an’ mah pardner. 1136.

Miss you so. 13313.

My lover is a fisherman. 1160.

Negro meiodies of the old South.
TTODT.

Night song. 19931, 24643.

Santa Anna’s patio. 8977.
Sweet the music. 20523, 25208.

To mission San Francisco.

i 9213.
Tryst. 20669, 25349. :

Stringfield (A. M.):
Buy a bungalow. 3567.

Long Beach by the sea. 15219.
Sheepshead Bay. 15832.

Strobel (Helen) Puppy love. 17753.
Stroeva (Dora) Chicki, chicki. 18671,
21289.
Stromberg (Arvid) Just you. 4897.
Strong (L. R.) Kentucky lullaby.
2284.
Strong (Mark):
sroadcasting. 18585.
Burmah rubies. 9674,
Fairy cobbler. 8173.°
How can I help loving you? 2079.
I’m getting bhetter ev’ry day.
DA Wea

Mary Ellen, she’s waltzing mad.
383, 10927.

Meow- Maria... 2502.
My bamboo flower. 4705.
These silvery bells. 3129.

You never know what's. waiting

round the corner. 18350.
Stross (Ired) :
Poor little moth. 20142.

22740.
20519.
9176,

Searching.
Sweet mama.
That’s that.
Stroud (Arthur) :
Great white road is calling. 21675.
Hush-a-bye lullaby. 191838.
I love you granny, but I must love
mammy more. 19238.
Oh! I’m longing. 13455,
One golden hour of dreams.
Stroud (Lynn):
Ill have, to

1198.

tell you sometime.

4171,

I’ve lost you, so why should I
care. 2146.

Is there any broken hearts in
heaven. 6510.

Strum (Murray) What you was, you
used to be, but you ain’t no more.
16224..

Strumillo (F.):

My baby. 19830.
Siréne. 20372.
Tango de la nuit.

Strumskis (Xavier) :

Gieda gaideliai. 3974.

Kad Sirdi tau skausmas. 2279.
Stuart (FE. M.) Si went a-sighin’ for
a Siren. 25058.
Stuart (Hlizabeth)

5622.
Stuart vCHs Ges
I’m saving my kisses for someone.

20555.

Wonderful love.

10488.
Si. went a-sighin’ for. a siren.
25058.
Wind of the night. 12246.
Stuart (Leslie) If you were me.
14163 (264).
oO

INDEX

Stubbs (C. F.) musi¢ co. Girls, they
are just what they ain’t. 10220.
Stuber (B. F.).. Stuber’s. (B. F.) in-
strumental music course for use in

public schools. 11796.
Stuchbery (EH. W.) Prayer will win
the victory. 22590.

Stucke (P. T.) Fair Oregon. 10091.

Stuckey (R. L.) We shall sing in
heaven with the King. 23182.
Stuff (W. C.) Catalina pearl. 16557.
Stuhler (W. R.) Heavens above.
8278, 10535.
Stults (R. M.):
Alleluia! He is risen. 1508...
Bright May morning. 14350.
Christ our Passover. 1731.

Christ triumphant.. 3636.
Console. 23638.
Constancy. 1768.

Danee of the lady bugs. 23675.
Day of resurrection. 6023.
Dedication festival, 12682.
Ebbing and flowing. 14606.
Flow, lightly flow. .7187.

Give thanks to
190387.

God, my King, Thy might confes-
sing. 28895.

God’ most high.

God of Abram praise. 16874.
God that madest earth and
heaven. 19049:

Grasshoppers’ parade. 23938.

Hail! glorious day. 4049.

Hear my. cry,”“O "God., 2039.

How manifold Thy works, O Lord.
16981.

In merey Lord incline... 17122.

In the end of the Sabbath. 4294.

Jolly tars. 4360.

Jubilate Deo in C. 17186.

Keystone songs. 15124.

King all glorious. 2291.

King of kings and Lord of all.
13114.

Living Christ 4506.

May-time. 4608.

My evening song. 19850.

O Saviour, precious Saviour. 2658.

Open my eyes, O Lord. 11360.

Out of the deep. 17671.

Praise to God, immortal praise.
24878. -

Sing my soul, His wondrous love.
9044.

Sing with all the sons of glory.
9045.

Skating song. 11671.

Song angelic. 17947.

Song of long ago. 25121.

Stump (N. B.)

25441.
Sturkow-Ryder (—) Sing a song of
sixpence. 25076.

1876 :

Warren G. Harding. -

pian, mysevsd$

Sturm (—) Whose Izzy is he, is he
yours or is he mine. 25514.
Sturtevant (E. O.) Don’t take me for
a plaything, daddy. 6060.
Stutchbury (Dora) Call.
Suddoth (J. G.):
Confidential blues. 23637.
Moanin’ groanin’ blues. 22272.
Those all night long blues. 25290.
Sudds (W. F-.):

D887.

After, 14163: (12)
Christ’ the Lord is: risen. “14163.
(101) ;
Stisse Susi. 20302. 20488, 20489, 20760,
20783. iit
Sugrue (P. A.) You may have forgot-
ten. 25579. i
Sullivan. (A. 8.2
Americans. 18431.

From rock to rock. TSOS (35)
Grand duke. 14163 (216)
Mikado. 2515.

_ My parents were of great gentility.
TSOS (83)
Only the night wind sighs.
(100)
Onward Christian soldiers. 17658,

22490, 24759.

T7808

Orpheus with his lute. 11312.
Pirates of. Penzance. 11-401.

Second new Sullivan selection.
20313)°25021. an!

There are cases. 7808 (134)

We quite understand. 7808 (148)

Sullivan (C. 4 “Serr wie.
Sullivan (iy Da) Sullivan’s Trish
jigs. 3042, 3048.
Sullivan (Ey) Lb.) :
Silent Cal. Coolidge. 22783.

Sweetheart of the shrine. 115849.
Sullivan “CG. Wey"s
Tl be straying back to ITreland
some fine day. 14889.
Welcome on the mat. 2U7S82.

Sullivan (Harry):
I want to be near you dear, 13001.
I’m in love, 12077.
Sullivan (Henry) Sahara derby.
5065.
Sullivan (Herbert) :

Chieftain. 45679
24)
From rock to rock. TS8OS (35)
Grand duke. 141638 (216)
My parents were of great gentil-
ity. 7808 .(83)
Only the night wind sighs;
(100)
There are cases. T7808 (15-4 ,
We quite understand. 7808S (148).
Sullivan (Jack) Island nights. 10599, -
Sullivan (Jerry):
Hello, old home town of mine.
6322.
Little Chinese rag doll. 24522. |

0) a amo

(26) gin 8413 (23:

TSVS

nos. 1-13, 1923

Only a butterfly. 24758.
Tripping along with you and me.
POIBOOs: |'

Wonderful girl. 12256, 18317.
Sullivan (N. L.) Sullivan music note
manual. 25185. :
Sullivan (P. A.) No surrender. 4790.
Sullivan (S. ©.) Mah dawlin honey

chile. 19660.
Sullivan (Terry) :
His is a fine phiz, his is. 2059.
How does the milk get into coker-
nuts. 6360.
Human gramophone. 6365,
pullivan (V. P.):
Lenore’s answer. 19546.
Star o’ the East. 20464.
Sullivan (W. A.):
Let’s go. 10757.
Meet me to-night in the park.
19724.
Sully (Joe) A chucha-pacha-poo-poo.
14165.

Summer (Lester) Dear face. 18774.
Summer days. 12344 (140)
Summers (C. E.) Senorita. 7277.
Summers -(E. L.):
Dreaming always of you. 18862.
Loving you. 19645.
Summers (M. A.) Invocation. 276.
Summy (C. F.) co.:
Afterglow. 12360.
Arabesque-intermezzo. 9512.
At parting. 9530.
At play. 18457.
Away we go. 9544.
Bear. 21126.
Birth of the Messiah. 23492.
Brown. 813.
Busy fingers. 21215.
Butterflies wink their primrose
wings. 21218.
Cats 12568.
Chalet girl’s Sunday. 7985.
Character sketches. 16572.
Cheerful fire. 12581.
Child next door. 14424.
Close at Thy side. 1742.
Columbine. 12602.
Dear heart. 9903.
Deers. 18792.
Down cherry lane. 9977.
Drum and the top. 10004.
Etude melodique. 21513.
First studies in style. 10129.
Five canonic studies. 19068.
Forget-me-not. 12831.
Fountain. 8196.
Four little studies. 17883.
From the very beginning. 944.
Galilee. 23864.
Gallant knight. 21601.
Grandfather’s wooden leg. 12878.
Grandmother, knitting. 12879. ° .

Hear Thou our prayer. 980.
Hippity-hop. 19134.
Holiday march. 24014.
Hollyhock. 12925.
T doubt it. 88324.
I wonder. 8366.
If I had wings. 19319.
In grandmother’s garden. 1032.
Kettle boils. ©13111.
Little acrobat. 19572.
Little clown. 8522.
Little gentleman. 1089.
Little sister’s story. 10805.
Little story. 19589.
Long tramp. 22125.
Lord bless you and. keep you.
£541.
Lord shall preserve thee. 13207.
Martha’s favorite. 22202.
Mignonette. 13306.
Moonlight dance. 22289,
Morning glory. 13336.
Musical moment. 19827.
Oh, sun flower bright. 13460.
Old Aunty Chloe. 13462.
One, two, three. 7027.
Our Indian guide. 22508.
Peace be still. 20096.
Pied piper of Hamelin. 1228.
Pifferari.. 20117.
Pride of May. 7146.
Princess passes. 20161.
Reassurance. 1245.
Rider. 8938. .
Romanza. 20240.
Rural sketches. 20271.
School rhythms for the kinder-
garten. 11592.
Skips and rhythmical activities.
11678.
Slumber boat. 9057, 20885.
Song of the little feet. 9088.
Spring joy. 11768.
Suite juvenile. 15957.
Two loves. 16128.
* Um-hm. 9250.
Under the umbrella. 23116.
Valsette. 20714.
Viking ship. 20731.
Village gossip. 20732.
Waiting for the May. 695.
Will-o’-the-wisp. 23267.
Wind in the chimney. 14106.
Witch on the broomstick. 20893.
Sumner (C. L.) Hope on. 4122.
Sumner (J. W.) Just like you took
my man away from me, somebody’s
going to take him from you. 194738.
Sumner (W. C.) Promises. 11468.
Sunbonnet Sue. 19573, 19624, 19731.
20342. Hid
Sundberg (Nathan) Some one cares.
2974.

Sundell (E. M.) Our message. 24772.

1877

INDEX

Sunset music pub. co.:
Now I know. 22405.
What a wonderful time.
Sunshowers. 1899, 7687.
Suppe (F. v.):
Jolly fellows. 14163 (290).
Poet and peasant. 13579.
Supplee (H. E.) Conductor
16627.
Supplementary illustrations. 1330.
Surdam (H. BE.) Perhaps. 4909.
Surprise. 5263.
Surridge (Wm.):
T’ll never leave my mammy.
Just like a baby. 10671.
Sussman (Alexander) :
Don’t be afraid there’s no one
around. 23726.
Nowhere my heart finds peace.
24669.
Pretty girls—pretty flowers. 24889.
There’s always a way way down
Broadway. 25279.
We're forever moving. 25450.
Where is my mate? 7720.
Who’ll take care of Lucie when
TPm'gone. 25511.
You don’t know what you’re miss-

23202.

man.

10447.

ing when you don’t know why

you’re kissing. 25572.
You’re the manager but I’m the
boss. 25581.
Sussman (L. I.):
Noah raised the dickens.
Sweetheart. 3068.
Sutherland (HE. E.):
That patent leather shine of mine.

4791.

20592.
There’s a reason I’m_ lonesome.
23035.
Sutherland (Geneva) Powder, paint
and curls. 20148.
Sutherland (H. M.) Pieces of eight.
Dia:

Sutherland (Jay) Fallin line. 12788.
Sutherland (Lena) Caroline, oh pal

of mine. 7976.
Suthoff (Carl) Sweetheart days.
11842.
Sutkiewicz (Lambert) Dear mother
o’ mine. 8079.
Sutter (HEugéne) :
Criss-cross. 99.
Epée de Verdun. 16770.
Sutton (C. M.) Saerifice. 5063.
Sutton (H.):
Joy wheel. 21996.
Switchback. 22966.

Sutton (EH. E.):
Steal a little kiss while dancing.
Words
Why is Miss Liberty all lit up.
7735.
Sutton (G. V.)
daddy to me.

If you'll be a lovin’
4268.

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Sutton (J. E.) O-an N, an I; an O
an’'an N. © 15522.

Sutton (Jess) Pyramyths. 7164.

Sutton (M: W.) In love’s garden.
15008.

Sutton (R. F.)
alpha iota sorority.

Sutton (Theodore)

Songs of the Sigma
11787,
Dreamer’s land.

W255

Svecenski (Louis) Specialized exer-
cises. 5223.

Svendsen (J. 8S.) Romance. 115381.

Svenska (Gamla) Favitska jung-
fryrna. 14653.

Svigals (Phil) Just keep on smiling,
mammy. 15099.
Svigel (Joe) My fox trot baby. 17499.
Swader (H. H.):
Bring back the days of Adam and
Eve. 5862.
Hello blues. 19122.
Swail (M. R.) Geneveure. 16850.

Swain (Wahneta) Treasure isle. 3369
(73).

Swan
aK RIBS

Swan & co., Itd.:
Alannah. 11.
Baby. 23489.
Beyond the shadows. 48.
By night in my dream I sought
him. 7957.
Crippled faun.
Dead dryad.
Enter these
emit ke
Epitaph. 23779.
Far and near. 14672.
Faun despondent. 23806.
Hind in ambush. 24007.
Home and country. 24020.
Hymn of Pan. 229,
Leaves of life. 24289.
Little Christ. . 24823.
Lyrical pieces. 24403-24406.
Melody for the C string. 15322.
Melody for the G string. 15323.
Moonlight night. 17455.
Palm Sunday. 24790.
Reed player. 24915.
Savannah. 24990.
Second rhapsody.
Shepherd’s song.
Sonata in F minor. 238512.
Song of songs. 13797.
Three songs from the Greek an-_
thology. 1578.

(Roy) Piekaniny angels,

1785.
1817.

enchanted woods.

13699.

Three waltzes. 138388.
’Tis kismet. 16083.
Two lyrics. 16420.

Widow bird sate mourning. 3294. —
Wind’s an old woman. 18512.
20 little-hand pieces. 23710.

1878

INDEX

' nos. 1-13, 1923

Swanberg (Zoe):
Do they broadcast from heaven.

6044,
Down the lane to home sweet
home. 6079.

To have, to hold, just you. 7551.
Swander (Don) When I come back.

3259.
Swanson (C .A.) Lafva Herren min
sjil. 335.

Swanstrom (Arthur) :
Make hay—hay.
So nice. 11689.
Swarthout (B. A.)
Swartout (D. L.)
2077.
Swartout (Estelle)
ory... 2077. ;
Swayne (Gus) Rhapsody. 13641.
Swayne (Pemelia) Mx. President will
bea female man. 2525.
Sweden, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. V.
Sweesy (L. V.) Music primer. 4697.
Sweet Canaan. 7460.
Sweeting (E. T.)
song. 5894.
Sweney (J. R.):
All for Thee.
Jevyond the stars.
God’s wondrous love.

22175.

Hot stuff. 21765.
Hours of memory.

Hours of mem-

Canadian boat

5679 (4).
679 (16).
H67T9 (44).

Send out the searchlight. 5679
(95).

Stately steppings of our Lord.
5679 (104).

Tell the whole wide world. 25595.

(27 1).
There is a hill lone and gray.
Pood (aie).
Unspeakable joy.
Swerdlow (M. E.)
10833, 19612.
Swing low sweet chariot. 25215.
Swinstead (Felix): |
A la canone. 3371.

ZI090) 291),
Loose fingers.

A la menuet. 3372.
Con agilita. 3675.
Con energico. 3676.
Cradle song. 9831.
In a gondola. 6465.

In a playful mood. 21917.
Little mazurka. 15182.
Melodie. 5288.
Merrymakers. 17417.
Midnight. 22244.
Pianoforte sight reading
8860-8862.
Quick march. 11478.
Soldiers. 17933.
Song. 22965.
Three short pieces.
Toceatina. . 5377.

pieces.

9148.

Twilight. 12019.
Two-step. 23105.
Valse. 11859.

106658—24——37

Ee

Swope (G. W.) Children’s day
helper, no. 9. 12584.
Sword (C. H.) Cotton stockings
21356.
Sycamore (J. C.)
time was over,
day. 25484:
Sydney (Norman)
Sydney (Richard) Prodigal. 2789.
Sydney (Thomas) School days. 2904.
Sydney, Acott & co., Itd.:
Can you forget? 18620.
Everyone treasures a love dream.

When the harvest
fifty years ago to-

Oh, Emma. 2671.

18925.
Sykes (Alfred) Honey, kiss me
please. 16965.
Sykes (P. B.) Gem waltz. 16847.
pyre, Ch. J.) :

After school march. 5701.
Barbara polka. 5801.
Cherry blossom reverie.
Mamma’s waltz. 6741.
Syrjala (Helmi) :
I’m gazing where all would end
forever. 2120.
June smiles. 17191.
My Cape Cod mammy Mary.
13364.
Szirmai (Albert)
Szlatinay (Sandor)
9165.
Szule (Joseph) :
Air de Stilliigwaun. 7814.
Avoir le piano. 14262.
Copain-cepine. 14471.
Filles. 8914, 21549.
Il faut savoir prendre les femmes.
14989.
J’aime. - 15057,
Legende du Rhin.
Marche militaire.
Mosé. 24554.
Ouverture de la péche.
Patissiére. 24813.
Petit choc. 15642, 15643.
Rirette. 24936.
Sept melodies.

5958.

Rinaldo. 7201.
Tempo te fruska.

6618, 10746.
152953.

15607.

16006.

Sérénade mignonne. 1276.

Sinai. 13739.

Tous les deux. 16104.

Trottin. 253844.

Va! quand Jamour_ ordonne.
16144.

Szusezewiez (Adam) :
Jazda patrolki. 6532
Marzenia 0 wolnosci. 6773.
. Natalia. 6939, 8733.
Ta bouche, 7477-7480, 11173
Tabb (R. V.) Four rhythmic pieces.
9149.

| Tabernacle pub. co.:

|
1879

Assurance. 14253.
Blessed be His
14326.

name forever.

|
;
|

INDEX

Tabernacle pub. co.—Continued.

Hiding in the shadow of His love.
14821.

Jesus is mine today. 15068.

King’s highway. 18116.

Oh, to be more filled with Jesus.
15552.

Remember Jesus. 15739.

Safe in His keeping. 15789.

Same loving Saviour is mine.
15797.
That is enough for me. 16041.

When Jesus the Saviour comes in.
16238.
Tabler (Theodosia )
not forget. 19199.
Tadlock (M. E.)
Jesus? 729.
Tam-min nacitp.
Tafarella (Santi):

I can smile but
Who will follow

25219.

Antonietta. 5753.
Baciami forte. 21099.
Pappagallo. 7066.

T’amero sempre. 7476.

Pate t ) Méthode compléte de
flfite. 17420.

Taft (Mrs. G. W.) Prayer hymn.
7139.

Tag (R: W.) Gunga Din.
Taggart (Jean):
Calico. 18608.
Dear little girl. .9905.
Tagliaferri (E.) Partenza e arrivo.
TO76.
Faia of Egypt.

23949.

20538.

Tailleferre (Germaine) Sonate. 7483.
Tailliez (M. H.) Postinero. 13587.

Taishoff (J. L.) She’s the girl I mean.

15830.
Tart? (Cr My":
After. 14163 (12).

Christ the Lord is risen. 14163
(101).

Tait (Mrs. BE. LL.) Oh, come Cin-
derella, get under my umbrella.
15539.

Take a chance. 1844, 2670, 3086.

Take me, O my Father. 13886.

Talbert (Wen):

Down home gal. 9979.
Lost control. 15228.

Razzin the jazz. 15730.
Wicky wacky blues. 16298.

Talbot (Odilon) :

Extrait du vespéral romain.
10087.

Messe pontificale Pie X. 19750,
19751.

Talbott (W. M.):

Some day. 7356.

Sweetheart dear. 13876.

When you smile. 14080.

Tale of Alsatia. 11872.
Tales of Hoffman. 2664, 2665, 4812,
19987.

“Tamblyn (B. L.)

pt. 111, 0. s., V.18

Tallman (Arthur)
forget. 25106.

Talmadge (Constance) If anyone can
steal you, then you’re not the one

Somehow, I can’t

for me. 2161.
Talmadge (Elizabeth) When the
sheik is kissing you. 9316.

Tama music pub. corp. Radio blues.
TAT.

Light of light shine
on. 4477.
Tammaro (Giovanna): .

Papucchiella. 22526.
Vendetta. 16154.
Tammaro (Pasquale)
ciana. 14891.
Tandler (H. J.): \
Manzanilla. 19690.
On the shores of
2699, 11289.
Tanieff (S.) Among foes. 9480.
Tankovitch (Julia) My moon maiden.
4730.

Canzone Lu-

Aloha = land.

Tannahill (Jolin) Love’s aye the
Same, 6694.
Tanner (KE. E.):
Baby and I. 21088.
Irish mother’s heart.

21954.

Rin. tin tim "20225,

Spanish patrol. 22870.
Twilight witch. 23101.

Tanner (Mrs. G: CG.) Watermelon
vender. 23176.
Tanner (Mrs. I. G.) To me you're
dearer every day. 25314.
Tannhiduser. 25427, 25429.

Tansman (Alexandre) :
Trois etudes transcendantes.

7 de

8 mélodies japonaises. 1348.
Tanz der l:bellen. 19023.
Panzman “GU ot. jos

‘Goldee. 21649.

Goldene chasene. 191.

Ich will a chusin. 21888.

In the garden of Eden. 10577.

Yiddisher Sante Clause. 1457.
Zise liebe. 25598.

Tanzo (Pietro) Dream of Italy. 8115.

Tapioca. 5298.

Tapp (Rex) On the edge of town.
1196.

~Tapper (Thomas) Natural - music

_ charts. - 7808 (85-89)
Tarantina (EK. G. D.) You say forget
you. 3352:

Tarantola (Giuseppe) :
Ballo di Nofrio. 12448.
Carlo magno. 21247.
Mazurka napoletana.
Nofrio la fardazza.
Nofrio miraculusu.
Risata di Nofrio.
Sogno di primavera.
Tarantella calabresa.

22216.
24661.
22398.
22664.
13773.
25234.

1880

nos. 1-18, 1923

ee ee

Viva il vino. 25419.
Viva Menfi. 23159.
Zia rosa. 23341.
Tarelli (H.) Fai ana. 6150.
Tarenghi (Mario) Serenade. 7808
(288)
Tarnofsky (—) Had I a thousand
eyes. 141638 (221)

Tashner (J. CC.) Don’t: you know.
9969.

Tate CAE. ): :

Glorious dawn. 1979.

It’s the same old way. 8410.

Love’s golden way. 6702.

Peter the ploughman. 2T7AT.

Tate’s (Arthur F.’s) comprehen-

Sive and up-to-date pianoforte
tutor. 18047.
Tate (C..C.) What a fool I was, to
waste my love on you. 711.
Tate (Hrskine) & co.. inc. Chinaman
blues. 5950.
Tatelbaum (Wm.) :

In May time. 24161.

May day waltz. 10940.

Tango. 25229.

Ten little fingers. 11894.
Tautges (E. M.) O’Needa. 6986.
Tavan (Emile):

Langage des yeux. 18364 (124).
Sous le ciel bleu. 18364 (195)
Taylor (A. B.) Tim lonely to-night,

Py dittle, girl. 10478.
Taylor (A. H.). ;
Now I lay me down to. sleep.
9413 (104)
Oft when my soul in. anguish.
- 9413 (108)
Old trundle bed. 9413 (111)
g Rock of ages. 9413 (122).
Taylor “(Wrs. A: oH.) :
Now I lay me down to. sleep.
9413 (104).
Oft when my soul in anguish.
9413 (108). é
Old trundle bed. 9413 (111).
Rock of ages. 9413 (122).
There’s a beautiful land on high.
18081.
Tayler (A. RB.) Song’ book.. of. the
United States naval academy. 5190.
Taylor (Alfred) Radio bugs. 17759.
- Taylor (Austin) Songs of the reap-
mers. ...22853.
# Faylor (CC: A.) :It’s the voice.of a.
, heavenly angel. 24192.
etaylor (C. °F.) King’s highway.
13116.
eiaylor (C. J.) I’m mad at nivyself.
- 14925.
Taylor (Colin) Four cameos. 25235.
“Taylor | (Dave):
Always wear a smile, 14210.
Put your wife on the ice for the
summer time. 13605.

Why does the moon start in shin-
ing when you’re about to fall.
14099.

Taylor (Deems) :

Banks 0’ Doon. T7886.

Belles maniéres. 3514.

Captain Stratton’s fancy. 5907.

Départ de lame. 3764.

Petite robe. 4916.

Through the
20634.

Taylor (Douglas) Fairies were trip-
ping. 14662.

Taylor (Ernie) I’m forever thinking
of you. 14912, 19249.

Taylor Ch wee) Album mélodique.
21005.

Taylor (Franklin) Thoughts of long
ago. 5308.

Taylor (G. E.) -Tell. me with this
waltz. 5310.

Taylor’ (G. H.)-° am all alone. Zant.

Taylor (Gladys) :

Fiddler of Dooney. 18957.

I’m glad it’s over now. 4189,
6407.

Lake isle of Innisfree. 172445.

Taylor (H. C.) Wonderful burglar
of love. ‘7750.

Taylor (H. H.) Song that my mother
sang to me. 11781.

Taylor (Harry) Like sweet mamma
likes sweet papa. 10778, 17274.

Taylor (Helen) Songs from many
lands. 2997.

Taylor (J/rs. J.D.) Oh I don’t know
what the world is coming to.
19999.

looking ~— glass.

' Taylor (J. HH.) .We won ‘a “glorious

victory. 25455:
Taylor (M. F.) To the green hills of
Virginia, let me go. 3156
Taylor .(M. M.)3
Down where the vest begins.
9984.
~ Hoodoo, who do you love. 10372.
Taylor (Mary):
I’ve got the wanta-be blues. 8358.
I want you all to myself. 2152.
Taylor (Mertha) I’m longing for a
cottage by the sea. 10479.
Taylor (Philip) Wistful Joan.
16313.
Taylor (Raynor) Wounded soldier.
3329.
Taylor (S. C.) See Coleridge-Taylor
(S.)
Favilor «CSD: ine: :
My Bohemia. 25638.
Plaintee, plaintee love. 2759.
Poverty lane. 2777.
Taylor (Tell) I love you all the
while. 19237.
Taylor (Ais; We) Poppy. : #5683.

1881

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v. 18

Taylor (W. B.) Honeymooning up
in the sky. 12930.
Tceherepnin (N.):
Cradle song. 21366.
Scene de ballet. TSOS (284).
Stars of radiant night. °%0468.

Tcherepnine (Alexandre) :
Bagatelles. 18498.
Deunxiéme novelette.
Petite suite. 20108.
Premiére novelette.

Teachers’ music pub. co.:
Russian march. 2876.

Telling Jesus. 5311.
Teague (Cecil) In the sweet bye and
bye, just you and I. 4802.
Team-work tunes. 20563, 20564.
Tech show. Sun temple. 5251.

18802.
20154.

Tedesco (M. C.) See Castelnuovo-
Tedesco (Mario).

Tedesco (Thomas) Citizen march.
14447.

Tees (J. M.) Sop-tim-bom. 11740.

Te-Groen (Paul) Melody. 7562.

Teitler (H.):
I know what it means to sit and
ery: 1296.
True fellowship. 18142.
You are the girlie for me. 5651.
Telasco (Jeronimo) Cancion de las
hadas. 21238.
Tell Jesus. 25242.
Tellier (Norman):
Féte villageoise. 14680.
Humoresque. 2086.
Intermezzo. 3091.
Marche grotesque.
Ménestrels. 15330.
Song of the boatmen.
Sur l’ eau. 15978:
Venetia. 3209.
Yvette. 3362.
Tempest. 164383, 17861.
Temple (— di) See Di Temple (—).
Temple (H. B.) I’m longing for the
folks and home. 4200.
Temple (Jack) If only I could click
I shouldn’t mind. 21900.
Temple de la gloire. 23869.
Templeton (Stuart) Stars of memory.
15934.

2450,
15905.

Templin (F. LL.) Can Jesus save?
21236.

Ten musical bon-bons. 14163 (54,
103).

Tenanto co. Kiss me dear. 4420.

Tench (M. E.) Call. 5887.
Tenios (Eric) My dream house. 1159.
Tennent (H. M.):
If I should eall. 6444.
If winter comes, summer will come
again. 2169, 6448-6451.
It’s a wonderful thing to be young.
6514.

Moonshine. 13332.
New lamps for old. 13407.
This freedom. 5353.
When you and I were dancing.
14078, 16259.
Tenney (J. B.) Mexicali Rose.
Tenney (J. H.):
Not every one. 12344 (36).
Thou art my hiding place.
(571).
Tenney (M/rs. J. H.):
Not every one. 12344 (36).
Thou art my hiding place.
(STL).
Tenney (W. R.)
13596.
Tepper (Ray) Broadway lights. 1646,
5864.

6814.

14163

141635

Pride of Columbia.

Teres (Albert) :
Chant of the flowers.
Dance of the moments.
Fantastic dance. 38901.
Italian love song. 4337.
March celebre. 4582.
Poetic thoughts. 4936.
Rustic scene. 45061.
Serenade classique. 5105.
Supreme waltz. 5260.

Terrazzi (Edoardo) Gibb’s. 8219.

Terrell (W. L.) Old fashion Georgia
blues. 1190.

Terriss (Dorothy):

In a cozy tea.room. 19329.

Sweet Carmen. 13866.

Three o’clock in the morning.

25296.

Wonderful one. 5623.
Terry (C. N.) Voyage of life.
Terry (F. A.) Tooting. 18950.
Terry (Frances) :

' Away we go. 9544.

Brownie’s bugle-call. 12523.

Carnival dance. 826.

Characteristic studies

young. 16573.

Danse ondulante.

Etudes miniatures.

First studies in style.

Holiday march. 24014.

Leather stockings. . 13147.

Little old doll. 18185. .

Man with the fife. 13259.

Peasant wedding dance. 1222.

Sleep fairy. 13755.

Snow sprites. 13770.

3609.
3721.

9272.

for the
Ai s+) PS

12769.
10129,

Terry (H. H.) Sky is always; blue
7338.

Terry: (Be

Hard luck blues.

I grieve constantly.

Terry (Leo) My hope chest.

Perryoi¢Pi BY)
5795.

19094.
19214.
19863.

1882

Back biting blues. —

ci

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Terry (R. R.):
Little Tokio. 2387.
On the road to Bethlehem. 24743.

Terry (Mrs. Richard) Chick-a-dee-dee.
3620.

Terry (Susan) Don’t sing those blues
to me.» 5795.

Verry ss) (J. F'.)- “-musie.,, arranging
studio:

Hard luck blues. 19094.

I grieve constantly. 19214.
Tertis (Lionel) Sunset. 15963.
Tesio (P.) & sons:

Je pense a toi. 24202.

Reponse d’amour. 24923.

Tesoriero (Nettie) :

Gemma. 16848.

Lieta aurora. 15179.

Tessarech (Jacques): Douze piéces et
trois études. 16040.

Tessarini (—) Sonata in I. 15897.

Test (M. IL.): :

Dear heart. 9903.

Fairy bells. 18935.

While bells of memory chime.

25500.

Testa (M.), Stornelli dell’ aviatore.
15945.

Tetamo (G.) Suspiro ’e primmavera.
11818.

Teubner (. W.) Polly-nesian maid.
22578.

Teubner & Warman. My Irish Nellie
jewel. 6911.

Tew (M. B.) My sweetheart is my
mother. 22357.

Thackeray (A.) My dreams of you.
11098.

Thais. 2462.

Thalia theater verlag:

Fiisschen sind zum _ tanzen da.

10187.

Rote katze. 17843.

Tharp (O. J.) ereuel Sunday school
mareh. 1Ad4s8.

That Casey girl. 94959
23212.

Thatcher (H. R.) Lullaby song. 2424.

Thayer (Arthur):

Dandelions. 12653.

Ponder my words. 20141.
Thayer (i. JA); :

Arise, shine, for thy light is come.

14163 (24).

Berceuse. . 14163 (55).

» Crossing the bar. 25595 (64).
Day of resurrection. 25595 (70).
How lovely are thy dwellings fair.

14168 (251).

In the cross of Christ I. glory.

14168 (271). /

Lord my pasture shall prepare.

T4163" (31%).

My God and Father while I stray.

14163 (371).

de, 21522,,,21826,

Walk in the light. 14163 (593).
When streaming from the eastern
skies. 14163 (607).
When the land was white with
moonlight. 25595 (308).
Where thrums the bee. 25595
(314). 5
Thayer (G. S.):
Antiphonal. 18441.
Birds at dawn. - 18540.
Humming of the bees march.
19175.
In the park. 19369.
Memories. 24494,
Mountain echoes. 24567.
Song of the lark. 20428.
Sunset on the mountain. 20503.
Surprise. 25198.
Syren’s song. 25218.
Trapeze. 25331.
Thayer (Pat) Just a mother’s song
at twilight. 13090.
Theater & mode. Hazudik a muzsi-
kaszo. 6311.
Theesfeld (Nola) Tennessee girlie of
mine. 20580.
Thellman (W.F.) Iam lonesome and
all alone. 4142.
Thematic catalog of the compositions.
18074.
There came three kings. 3113.
Therrien (Henri):
Daddy boy. 16652.
Night time and you. 6962.
That’s why ycu make me. cry.
16045.
When you get tired of your new
sweetie. 7711.

| Therrien (L. J.) Oh, Eva, will you

marry me? 17616.
Thiel (-—) Golden sunbeams. 1991.
Thiere (Charles Le) See Le Thiere
(Charles) ©
Thirion (Louis) Deuxiéme sympho-
nie. S090.
This glad Easter day. 3125.
Thode (C. C.) I want somebody.
2149.
Tholl (B. A.):
Heaven. 10332.
It’s true, dear, I love but you.
194038.
My little pal. 17515.
Never again. 4767.
Tholl (M: EF.) aby. little, pal... 17515,
Tholmer (J. A.) Little mite o’ dark
gal. 13183.
Thomas (—):
Brightest and best. 21198.
Glorious dawn. 1978.
Golden sunbeams. 1991.
Immanuel. 21911.
Thomas (A. H.):
Smile. 5163.
Sweet Avon. 5269.

| 1889

INDEX

pt. 111, n.s., v.18

Thomas (A. J.) Sons of liberty. 9093.
Thomas (A. P.):

Dear old mother. 18784.
Rajah. 17770.
Thomas (Alva) Flapper _ blues.
23818.

Thomas (C. F.) When my dreams of
my dream girl come true. 20830.
Thomas (C. L. A.):

Chant des fossoyeurs. 16063.

Meadow. 13926.

Overture to the opera Raymond.
D354.

Pas des bijoux. 14163 (568, 569).

Pie Jesu. 14163 (570).

So this is Venice. 23054, 25289.
Thomas (C. 8.):
Dreaming. 6088, 16737.
Way back home. 9284.
Thomas (D. V.) Enter
chanted woods. 23777.
Thomas (BE. L.) Christmas in art and
song. 844.
Thomas (G. W.):
I ain’t no sheik, just sweet papa
that’s all. 10412, 12954.

these en-

I’ve found a sweetheart. 21868.
I’ve got a man of my own. 2142.
Listen to ma. 15191.
Mammy’s little brown rose.
19682.
New Orleans hop scop_ blues.
19925.
Shorty George blues. 20350.
Up the country blues. 20698.
You have a home somewhere.
3341.
Thomas (George) jr. Pal I love.
ah
Thomas (H. B.) Mean man. 4613.

Thomas (H. G.) He is going to meet
Jesus now. 19109.

Thomas (Harvey)
4282.

Thomas (J. D.)
8229.

Thomas (J. E.):
Searchlight songs.
Song service. 1304.

Thomas (J. 7.) :

Be glad and sing. 23458.
Christmas memories. 16594.
Dawn divine. 3740.
Gift divine. 23879.
God’s gift of love.

In Hollywood.

Glorious and mighty.

25020.

23899.

Golden June-tide days. 23911.

Heroes’ march. 2051.

Joy to all people. 24215.

King of kings. 2295.

Look, ye saints. 243683.

March of the young gallants.
2449.

Morn of victory. 24549.

Summer dream. 3044.

1884

. Thomé (M. E:):

"Tis a wondrous promise. 16082.

Victor King. 25408.

‘Thomas (J. L.) If the sunshine came
at one time. 2167.

Thomas (J. W.) Ride on in maj-
esty. 540.

Thomas (lL. G.): e

Argument. 7852.

Dance of the debutantes. 8065.

Grandfather’s clock. 8243.

Melody with variations. 8628.

Story-teller (The) 9118.

Two Dromios. 9247.

Wooden soldier. 9361.

Thomas (1 T.)+ . |

I'll get even with you. 10446,

21821.
Just call me smiling Sammy.
24240.

Tell ’em *bout me. 16025.
Thomas (M. G.) Mean man. 4613.
Thomas (René) Pie Jesu. 14163

(570).

Thomas (Rexie):

He’s nothin’ to you but, he’s my
medicine man. 4078.

What’s the use of havin’ honey,
if there aint no bee to buzz
aroun’. 5534.

Thomas (S. A.) Artist’s style instruc-

tion book. TS82.

Thomas (Vincent) Tale of Alsatia.

11872.

Thomas “CW. Gye
Found. 1941.
Kkentucky moon.

Thomas & Thomas:
Found. 1941.
Kentucky moon. 1071, 4409.

Thomasson (Mrs. G. B.) Misunder-

stood. 1149.

Thomé (Francis) :

En ramant. 7808 (27).

Menuet La Valliére. 7808 (79).

Sérénade. T7808 (120).

Simple aveu. 25068.

Thomé:i(G. | Pac
En ramant. T7808 (27).

Menuet La Valliére. T7808 (79).

Sérénade. 7808 (120). ai

1671, 4409.

En ramant. 7808 (27).
Menuet La Valliére. T7808 (79)...
Sérénade. 7808 (120).
Thomé (M.S. F.) :
En ramant. 7808 (27).
Menuet La Valliére. 7808 (79).
Sérénade. 7808 (120). j
Thompson (A. C.) That twa-twa tune.
20598.
Thompson (A. J.) :
May song. 2469.
Rivulet. 2845.
Song without words.
Spanish serenade.

2996.
3007.

nos. 1-138, 1928

INDEX

Thompson (Albert) :
My loving mother. 13880.
Thy kingdom is my goal. 3142.
Thompson (B. C.) I’m Broadway’s
dancing fool. 2118.
Thompson (Babe) :
Lost little sister. 22136.
Midnight blues. 8642.
She walked right up and took my
man away.- 17878.
There never was a girl like you.
DOS.
Thompson (Bob):
Cryin’ for my used to be. 16649.

I want somebody to tell my
troubles to. 17086.
Thompson (C. A.) Motherless.

Thompson (C. W.) & co.:
Along the garden ways. 21021.
Call me once more. 822.
Four winds. 23848.

His first hair-cut. 16949.

How do I know. 12941.

If you were near. 17114.

Immortelles. 13029.

Like the old days. 13164.

Little star. 2386.

Love me. 243838.

Once upon a time.

Pastoral souvenir. 1218.

Picture in my heart. 24842.

Rustic romance. 24979.

Sing we of love. 17905.

Somewhere land. 7364.

Spanish dance. 17965.

Storm. 17989.

Unfortunate fly. 18168, 253874.

Vitai lampada. 12087.

When as I gaze into thine eyes.
18240.

Thompson (Charles)
kiss. 25019.

Thompson (DeKoven) :

11051.

7022.

Seal it with a

Someday you'll pay. 5178.
Stomp. 3027.
Time will come. 18112.

Thompson (Hlsie) Seal it with a kiss.
15814, 25019.

Thompson (Ernest) Wa waé_ blues.

25426.
Thompson (Hugene):
Kisses. 220387.

Wooden shoes? 23292.
Thompson (Fisher) :
Arabianna. 21057.
Lonely Hawaii. 2398.
Thompson (Floryane) :
For sale my golden
21578.
If your eyes were the windows of
your soul. 21907.
‘Rose of Mexico. 22681.
‘hompson (Fred) Cousin from _ no-
where. 9825, 9826.

dreams.

1885

Thompson (G. L.) Where my mammy
smiles that Georgia smile. 7721.
Thompson (Gerald) . In a cozy tea

room. 24152.
Thompson (H. E.) Angling. 16424.
Thompson (Mrs. Harvey) Hurrah for
the Ku klux klan.. 10399.
Thompson (J. A.) Golden rule. 23912.
Thompson (J. W.):
Course in harmony. 21361.
There were shepherds. 7527.
Thompson (Jack):
For old love’s sake.
Wait for the sunshine.
Thompson (K. E.) :
Barearolle. 9572...
Bubble and squeak.
Carolyn. . 9713.
Valse caprice.
Thompson (Kenneth)
ZOO y Sor
Thompsorw (Leland) :

1938
5485.
9669.

12060.
Pal o’ mine.

If Arthur were king. 21893.
Taken ship. 1345.
Watching for the moonbeams.
12129.
Thompson (Lucy) Waiting at the
garden gate. 23168.
Thompson (Mrs. M.) California.
18609.
Thompson. (M., P.).. Moon net. 11023.
Thompson (Moe):
After ’m gone. 7811.
Don’t turn me down. 8107.

Gone but not forgotten blues.
oo
236.

In the valley. 273.

Seal it with a kiss.

(116), 25019.
Thompson (S. A.)
rose. 7026. .
Thompson (T. A.) Mammy’s little
watermelon coon. 19684.
Thompson (Van Denman) :
Dance for Phyllis. 14509.
Lilas de France. 15188.
Rue and rosemary. 15780.
Thompson (W. L.):
Come where the
93, 5679 (162), 14460.
Softly and tenderly Jesus is call-
ine’ Te0S> (125).
Thomsen (P. L.) Something. 25110,

Thomsett (Gillham) : ‘ )
Hills of Clare. 21735.

|
15814, 23352 |
;
One lone yellow !

lilies bloom.

Soft Summer’s eve. 22826.
Téte a téte. 23008.
Thomson (J. L.) Chart song.
Thorgeson (Gerhard)

come true. 22211.
(Elizabeth)
(M:° Cy)

13448.

i Ska

50930.
May my dream

Thorn

Thorn
sweet.

Thornburg
9652.

Spring. 3015.
Ode to the bitter

Brave soldiers.

pt. m1, n.s., v.18

Phornbure |) .CN, A.D Have . you
guessed? 8265.

Thorne (Langley) Mam/’zelle . Con-
fetti. 378.

Thorne (W. A.)
18364 (2138).

Waves of sunshine.

Thornley (Barbara) song of the
stones. 5204.

Thorns (Francis) If she but knew.
4260.

Thornton (Arthurine) :
Boy struck girlie blues. 23514.

Match makers, ltd. 13283.
‘Thornton (Ch. Ee}
Daisy. 861.
Only a dream of the past. 20045.
When I look’ into your eyes
mother dear. 1424,

Thornton (James) :
Don’t give up the old love for the
new. 14163 (145).
Going for a pardon. 14163 (208).
Let me eall you my sweetheart
again. 14163 (308).
On the .benches in
14163 (411).
Thornton (Victoria)
blues. 16938.
Diem ule: te.)
My angel mother. 11069.
Won’t you take the old road and
return. 16322.
Thouin (Faina) Our blue-eyed baby.
T0389.
Thrane (Waldemar)
song. 8762.
Three dances from Charles I. 653.
Three little business men. 22454.
Three pieces from The crusades. 654.
Threlkeld (Erle) Hang your clothes
on a hick’ry limb. 8257, 14786.
Thudichum (C. L.) Girl I love best
my mother. 184.
Thurman (Mildred)
¢ 24168.
Thurston-Hoffman co.:
If youre sorry. 2174.
Sweet Hileen. 5272.
Tibbals (John) pseud.
(E. S
Tibbott (Fred):
Cat’s whiskers. 3601.
That’s why I’m longing for you.
3109.
Tibout. (M. D.).:
Chanson & boire. 25595 (38).
Chanson fréle. 25595 (39).
Fanfreluches. 25595 (86).
Qu’ -importe. 25595, (228).
Ton mez. 25595 (281).
Toujours vous., 25595 (288)..
Tu m’apparus. 25595 (289).
Vous étes i 25595 (297, 298).

the park.

Hen-pecked

Norwegian echo

In old Montana.

See Lorenz

Ticciati (Francesco) :
Te you Were: ere irae ag.
Minuet. 17431.
Prélude. 18105.

Sarabande variée. 17836. — sf
Seraphina’s minuet. 20319, 20320.
Tarantella. 20556.

Tichauer (Hans) :
Komm’, spiel’ mit mir.
Sahara. 8968. —
Shaki. 9018.

Tidd (G. M.):

How I miss you no one knows.
4127.
I want you, only you.

13125.

13008.

Love dreams. 10850.
Tierney (KH. F.) Little star motor.
10806.
Tierney (Harry) :

Along the old lake trail. 21022,
21023, 23387.

Fountain of life flow on. 21585.

Fountain of youth. 21586.

I still love the old love. 21861.

If your heart is in the game.
21908.

In the swim at Miami. 21938.

Journey’s end. 2262, 10645.

Keep your eye on the ball.
24259.

Let’s do and say we didn’t, let’s
don’t and say we did. 22072.

Nearing the day. 1171.

Play fair man. 22566.

Same old way. 22708.

Saw mill river road. 1268, 11581.

Someone loves you after all.
22839, 22840.

Take, oh take those lips away.
20548-20550.

Up she goes. 7604.

Upper crust. 1396.

We've got to have more. 285184.

When your heart’s in the game.
Devoe,

Tiersch (Edmund) :

Brasileira. 23520.

Russia. 5059.

Tiersot (Julian)

18844.

Tiessen (Heinz) :
Amsel. 5738.
Amsel hat gesungen. 5739.
Aus dem stundenbuch. 5779.
Deutsches lied. 6036.
Erwachen der braut.
Gitick. 6247.

Im baum du liebes voglein.
Klein Ursel. 6591.
Liebesode. 6629.

Sklave. 7337.

Spruch, 7420.

Voglein schwermut. 7640.

Tiffany (Albert) Walk in the ligh®

5490.

22029,

Dors ma colombe.

6133.
6456.

1886

INDEX

nos, 1-13, 1923

Tiffany productions, inc. Fashion row.
18843.

iiler 1Gss+ 0. i)! Then’ one anore!
5341.

Tileston (A. C.) My day dreams.
6898. .
Tilghman (Z. A.) Mister Aviator.

22264.

Till I get there. 20637.

Tillery (N..F.).:
Kamelia. 15118.
Wreckers. 16333.

Tillinghast (C. D.) Batchelor. 18506.

Tillman (C. D.) When we all begin
our singing up in heaven. 12192.

Tillman (Edwin):

Lonesome and blue. 6675.
Venetian blues. 680.
Tillotson (E. S.):
Gift of love. 21624.
Saviour. 5077.
Tillson( F. C.) For sale, my golden
dreams. 21578.

Tilsey (Harry) Just a mother’s song
at twilight. 18090.

Tiltman (Henry) . Old oak chest.
13471.
Times pub. co. Tribute to our flag.

25500.

Times square music pub. co.:

I can always see the sunshine,
when the clouds are rolling by.
2o2.

Lying lips. 363.

Tindall (Klein) Play it or leave it
alone. 24866.

Tindall (Marion) When the ducks fly
in the autumn. 20834.

Tindull (Klein) You can’t quit me
now because I’ve had you too long.
23310.

Tinker (Alec) Trouble. 20664.
Tinker (Jas.):

Dance of the Toodies. 213884.
Joe Pepper rag. 21991.
Rastus and his band. . 22627.

Tiny tots tales. 3150.

Tirelli (Gino) Why do you let me

- pine, 25518.

Wirindelli (P. A.) :

Concertino. 14465, 14466.

I am here. 8316.

Motivo d’amore. 8683.

Notturno. 9209.

q Unclaimed. 9251.

‘Tisdol (O. C.) Superstitious blues.

20508. . i,
‘Tisko (Wm.) Molly-O. 19779.
Tissier (Berthe) :

Aragonaise. 14163 (334).

- Farandole. 14168 (166).

Pas des bijoux. 14163 (568, 569).

Pas guerrier. 14163 (424).

Sabotiére. 14163 (483). -

Valse des heures. 14163 (188).

Titlebaum (J.) Baby Peggy. 18484,
23441.
Tivoli (Giuseppe) Italiana. 6521.
Tivoli revyen 1923. 12761, 17641.
Tjernagel (—) Lille madit. 25595
(428).
To a little girl. 18121.
To former joy. 660.
To i et Glashus. 9024, 9099, 9110.
Tobani (T: M.):
Adagio. 14163 (47).
Ballet music from Faust. 14163
(212).
Carmen. 7808 (8).
Sarmen fantasia. 25595 (27).
Carmen march. 14163 (62).
‘Charite: 14163 (477).
Créme de la créme. 25595 (60).
Crown diamonds overture. 14163
(33).
Cujus animam. 14163 (478).
Echoes from the Metropolitan
opera house. 6118.
Gems of Stephen Foster. 7808
(36).
Hungarian fantasia. 7808 (46).
Inflamatus et accensus. 14163
(479).
Jolly fellows. 14163 (290).
Nightlarks. 14163 (386).
Omnipotence. 14163 (502).
Persian march. 14163 (481).
Robert le Diable. 14163 (357).
Three graces. 5679 (111).
Tomahawk dance. 7808 (139).
Vienna beauties waltz. 141638
(590).
Violetta. 7808 (146).

| Tobias (Chas.) :

Butterfingers. 1656.
Grand daddy. 6267.
Hot roasted peanuts. 10378, 12936.
In a way I’m sorry. 1031.
In the old arm chair. 19368.
Keep it under your hat. 756 (62),
ele:
Keep off my shoes. 2282.
"N that’s better. 11144.
No one knows what happens in the
old arm chair. 24652.
Puttin’ on airs. 1240, 2795.
Underneath the mulberry tree.
18167.
Tobias (Harry):
Butterfingers. 1656.
He’s just a false alarm. 10318.
' In away I’m sorry. 1031.
Just like a baby that cries for the
moon. 19472.
Keep off my shoes. 2282.
No one knows what happens in
the old arm chair. 24652.
Puttin’ on airs. 1240, 2795.
Tobin (W. F.) Lover’s hour. 17340.
Tobon (J.) Pour défiler. 8890.

1887

ee

INDEX

Toca (Albert) :
Elvina, I want you baby to be

mine. 3852, 10054.
Sweet daddy, daddy blues. 5270.
Todd (Clarence) :
Don’t change your mind. 14575.
If you don’t like it leave. 13016.

Todd ¢(H.iHs)-:
Awake, my soul. 21079.
Cokesbury hymnal. 21522.

Come, O Thou all victorious Lord.
21329.

Lord our
Boar.

Todd (J. M.)

God alone is strong.

Electric goat. 10045.
Todd (Mabel) Red tresses. 17782.
Toepel (L. C.) Clintonia. 12598.
Torichte jungfrau. 16093.
Tofft (Alfred) Bérnevers.
Toge (Giuseppe)
9478.
Toi aimable jardiniere. 25318.
Toland (Hewitt) Wake up and give
the boys the bonus. 14028.
Tolentino (Arturo) Ojos juventud.
9413 (211).
Tolhurst (Henry):
Danse de féte. 23682.
Loch Lomond. 10813.
Skye boat song. 13753.
Valse lente. 25394.
Tolle Lola. 3825-3827,
5600, 7555.
Tolley (C..E.):
Aline. 5679 (38).
Heartease. 14163 (234).
Queen of the air. 14163 (455).
Polman: ¢«€Gs 7 Aka Vitai Lampada.
12087.
Tolomei (Roger) Filarmonica. 18961.
Tombelle (F. de La)
(EF. de).
Tomlinson (Jack) When Bedelia does
the Grecian dances. 20803.

Tompa (Ernest) :
Ambrosia. 38415.
Mariposa. 4595.

Tompkins (George) :
Colored band. 23618.
From the far East.

12504.
Ammore muorto.

4241, 5085,

943.

Toner (J.) ’Twill be only for my
dad. . 16125.

Toni (Alceo) Ore innocenti. 494.

Tonn (Olga) Waiting. 9274.

Tonnelé (R. M.)
light. 18102.
Toole (D. A.) To me you’re the same

sweet girl. 18128.
Tootell (George) :
For remembrance. 23841.
Summer days. 25186.
Top hole.; 16913, 17328, 17827.
Top of New York. 4544.
Topham (Tom) Don’t linger in the
shadows. 3793.

Thrush in the moon-

See La Tombelle |.

| Toucey (H. B.)

| Tournier

pt. 1a ae S4fV218

Topham (Will) There’s a welcome
waits for you in Maryland. 13919.
Topics of 1923.- 21606, 22015.

Topsy and Eva. 13044, 13101, 13161.
13634, 14563, 16133, 21854, 22283.
Toreadors. 25321.
Torgerson (H. S.)
Torngren (Hildreth)

6898.
Torre (Joseph)
12026.
Torrens (Grace):
Little dream lady of mine. 15199,
17282.
9035.
Over

Humility. 16984.
My day dreams.

Twilight musings.

Silent forest.
Torrey (G. B.)
trail. . 11326:
Tosea (Antonio) pseud.
(A.) ;
Toselli (—) Rimpianto. 20974 (194).
Toselli (Enrico) :
Boite 4 musique.
Canzonetta. 3584.
Chanson d’amour.
Douces mits. S109.
Pas des chérubins. 4884.
Pizzicatti-scherzando. 2758.
Primavera nuova. 8901.
Romance. 2853.
Serenade. 2928,
20974 (201).
Serenata. 5107.
Zézette. 12333.
Tosti (Berthe) :
Barearolle,
My darling.
Tosti (h: Pay

the Mohawk

See Cranz

3543.

3606.

15818, 17865,

14163 (41).
14163 (3870).

Barearolle. 14163 (41).
Good-bye. 6257, 23919.
Marechiare. 1128.

“My darling. 14163 (370).

Tosti (Salvatore) Bella del Rialto.
1601.

Totaro (Samuel) Lizzie, turn over
for me. 19593.

Toren...” Clase Hearts of youth.
16931.

Toubes (Sara) Man in a million.
19686.

Soul mate of mine.-
9095.

Touchette (C. P.)

Tourjée (Homer) :

At night. 7860.

Dear little girl of my dreams.
3751, 14533.

Mother’s day. 6879.

Nordica waltzes. 14163 (388).

OR lwdrded

Solitude. 13777.
Vers la source

Tournemire (Ch.)
(Marcel)
dans le bois. 3216.
Tours (Berthold) :
Lento. 5679 (255).
Violin. 20736.

1888 :

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

"Pours? (1. 10.)':
Bit of Irish.
Trees. 5388.

‘Toutes les femmes.

Soveayes. 2):
Back to Thee,

21108.
Beyond. 21165.
Choose the way

21301.

Crucified, crowned

21369.

Family Bible. 21530.
Follow me. 21572.
God’s promise profound.
God’s promises fulfilled.

23495.
7131,

dear Saviour.

of the cross.

and coming.

21647.
21648.

How can you turn Him away.
2167.
Is it nothing to you? 21956.

Jesus died praying for me. 21985.
Lost, lost, lost. 22137.
My trust is in Jehovah. 22361.
Not alone. 22403.
O Prince of life. 22424.
Old ties of true love. 22475.
Place that’s nearest home. 22564.
Prayer will win the victory.
22590.
Present with the Lord. 22597.
Ready and working. 22630.
Study God’s word. 22913.
Suffering Saviour. 22916.
That idol must come
23012.
Then the reward. 23026.
To die without Christ. 23063.
Will you take Jesus to-night?
23268.
Yesiatis 1... 233800:
Tow (J. O.) Where the olive branches
erow. 12210.
Towers (G. A.)
Towle (E. D.)
15888.
Town clown.
Towne (T. M.)
12344 (38).
Towne (Mrs. T. M.)
Lord: 12344 (38):
Towner. (A. P.) :

down.

1368.
cries.

Thine image.
Somebody

24169, 24653.
O sing unto the Lord.

O sing unto the

Are you a reaper. 25595 (12).
Ascended Lord. 5679 (9).
Baptize me with Thy - spirit.

25595 (18).
Come home. 25595 (53).
Empty hands. ) f
God calling yet. 25595 (96).
He loved me so. 25595 (105).
His hand is guiding, 25595 (119).

How they sing up yonder. 25595
(AA is

I am safe with Jesus. (25595
(125).

I shall reach the harbor. 25595
(132).

Immanuel, Prince of Peace. 25595
(i35)%
Jesus knows your sorrow.

25595 (146).
Joys of heaven. 25595 (151).
Life is mine. 25595 (162).
No friend like Jesus. 25595 (200).
O boundless love. 25595 (210).
© wanderer rejoice. 25595 (214).
Rest in the Lord. 25595 (231).
Safe with God. 25595 (2388).
Trusting heart. 25595 (288).
When the roll is called. 25595
(309).
Towner (DD. B:):
Are you a reaper. 25595 (12).
Ascended Lord. 5679 (9).
Baptize me with Thy
295995 (18).
Come home.
Empty hands.
God calling yet. 25595 (96).
He loved me so. 25595 (105).
His hand is guiding. 25595 (119).

spirit.

25595 (53).
25595 (80).

How they sing up yonder. 25595
(124).

I am safe with Jesus. 209595
(125).

I shall reach the harbor. 25595
C132 yn

Immanuel, Prince of Peace. 25595
(135).

Jesus knows your sorrow. 25595
(146).

Jovs of heaven. 25595 (151).
Life is mine. 25595 (162).

No friend like Jesus. 25595 (200).
O boundless love. 25595 (210).
© wanderer rejoice. 25595 (214)-
test In the Lord. 25595 (231).
Safe with God. 25595 (238).
Trusting heart. 25595 (288).

When the roll is called. 25595
(309).
Townley (R. 8S.) Memory of shat-
tered dreams. 22228.

Townley (T. S.) Meet me on the
board walk down by the blue sea.
15316.

Townley (Tom)

Townsend (B. G.)

Farm for me. 6162.
Indian war dance.

21944.

|} Townsend (Herbert) Truth. 23086.
Townsend (lL. H.) Barecarolle. 2664.
Toy (Eddie) :

Kelly old pal of mine. 22030.

Skipping. 13752.
Toy (Ernest) Madrigal. 15270.
Tozer (A. E.) Asperges. 23412.

Tozer (Ferris) :
Boat song. 18555.
O sing unto the Lord with thanks-
giving. 9413 (106).

{x

INDEX

pt. 111, 1: 's., v. 18

Tozer (Ferris) —Continued.
Two songs. 23075.
Who is like unto Thee, O Lord.

25595 * (345).
Tozer (G. V.) Dear mother o’ mine.
18779.
Tracey (Edward) I shall be most
annoyed. 10501.

Tracy (G. L.)-:
Community orchestra book. 12608.
O land of hope and freedom.
19973, 19974, 24673, 24674.
Traher (W: C.):
In the moonlight waitz with you.
4300.

Love-light. 1104.

Old home town. 11263.
Trapp (Max) Zweite sinfonie. 23346.
Traut (Pierre) Minauderies. 138308.

Travaline (D. C.):
Constantly. 96.

Philadelphia. 11887.
Traveline (Nan) He must have the
wine. 217138.
Traveller (Lou):
Melody. 7562.
Will you always love me. 5679
(405), 9344.
Travers (Alison) :
Butterflies in summer. 21217.

Forest lake. 23844.

Thrush’s love song.

Traverse (A. L.)
5470.

-Traviata. 7622, 7626.

Travis (Cyril) Ohio sunshine. 11253.

Travlin’ to de grave. 23076, 25334.

Treadgold (A. N.) Whisper what you

say. 23248.
Trefusis (Morwenna) My lady of the
Pleasaunce. 15489.

Treharne (Bryceson) :

Five Oriental songs. 3171.
Mother, my dear. 8676, 13341.
Patter of the shoon. 17693.

Treloar (W. M.) Holiday.

19141.

Trémisot (—):

Cécil-idyl. “7981.
Désespérée. 14549.
Tantale. 11877.

Trémisot (Edouard) : .
Amour vanqueur. 25595 (5, 6).
Aurore. 25595. (16).

Crépuscule d’or. 25595 (61, 62).
Noél des matelots. 25595 (201,

25301.
Voice I’ve heard.

16954,

202).
Noél des vagabonds. 25595 (203,
204).
Trémolo (—) Comment qu’y font.
14462.

Prent (3. Hey:
Blind love blues. 12489.
Blind man’s bluff. 18546.
Don't.) L290:

Don’t count your chickens before
the eggs are laid. 12702.
Harmonica blues. 12892.

I don’t know nobody. 24072.

I don’t like it. 12963.

I’m a mean back-bitin’ hound.
12974.

I’m tired of livin’ alone. 17062.

Levee roll. 15174.

Love ain’t blind no more. 17320,
19619.

Mournful moanin’ blues, 13350.
Oh baby, how long. 15537.
Penniless blues. 13539. —

Sweet pain. 15986, 20522!

Tretchler (Anna) My Gypsy queen.

11103.

Treumann (E. E.):

Fill the vacant chair. 25595 (S89).
Poupeé frangaise. 24876.
Trezise (J. E.) Lonesome for you.

19605.
Triangle music pub. co. ine.:
Carolita. 756 (12), 1685, 9418

(165), 141638 (648).

Coral sands of my Hawaii. 9413
(169), 9815, 14163 (646), 16632.

Hawaiian memories. 14163 (662),
14796.

He’s the talk of the whele darn
town. 209, 756 (40).

He went away and left me blues.
14800.

I gotta find me a mamma. 17012.

T’ll be your sweet patootie—if?
14890.

I’m a demon on the old jews-
harp. -ZLie

I’m done-done-done with you. 241,
756 (AT).

I’m getting so now I don’t care.

Dao?

It takes a little love to drive the
blues away. 285, 756 (56).

Let me miss you sweet papa.
8501, 9413 (191), 14163 (686),
17266.

Lindy Lou. 2367.

Louisville blues.
9413 (194).

Lovin’ Mamie. 9413 (195).

Mocking bird blues. 11015, 14163
(703), 17442.

My lovin’ Mamie.
EDT:

My mother’s lullaby.
(82), AI6E

New York’s jubilee. 6951.

Novelty blues song folio.

O-le-o-lady. 483, 756 (83).

One lovely night. 4854.

Only just suppose. 2710.

Ophelia.

She walked right up and took my
man away. 14163 (733), 17878.

343, 756 (70),

14163 (706).
431, 756

11190.

1890 ‘

7029, 14163 (716), 17656.

INDEX

nos. 1-13. 1924

Six o'clock in the morning blues.
15860.
Some winter’s night.
(99), 1294.
Stairs of love. 3018.
Sunday school blues. 18005.
Sweet Mandy. 628, 756 (11).
Syneopation blues. 16005.
Vampin’ way my lonesome blues.
14163 (762), 16152.
When I see you. 16234.
Whicker Bill blues. 14163 (775),
1S275.
You are easy to remember, but not
so easy to forget. 5648, 14163
(782).
You gotta play steady with me.
14163. (785), 18342.
Trieteh (A. L.) Poet. 15677
Trimby (Geo.) Harbor of peace.
10302.
Trinder cet Marguerite. 24461.
Trinkaus (G. J.):
Gay little ‘will o’ the wisp my Own
little true light o’ love. 8213,
8214, 10197, 10198.
Harem eyes. 21699.
Just to hear you whisper I love
you. 17207.
Longing just for you. 5679 (263),
8538.
Shure, the old love’s the best love.
11646, 12344 (227).

593, 756

Trinoen (Harold) Eastern love. 8135.

Trio music co. Crown. 9841.
Tripepi (Domenico) Diamond waltz.
9934.

‘Tripp CC. W.):
In Illinois.
Kentucky calls.

Trippee (C. J.) :
Sweet little girl of my dreams.

15984.
That’s why I was jealous of you.
18068. i

Tristan et Isolde. 5481.

Tristan et Yseult. 23165.

Tritt (Mildred) I am coming back to

you, dearie. 1005.

Tritz (Winnabell)

autumn deys. 14595.

Trnava riiZe. 9228-9230.

“Yroccoli (Federico) Serenade. 20324.

Troendle (Theodora) Suite juvenile.

15957.
Troiani (Gaetano)
16108

Trois Don Juan. 8045, 8130, 8197.

Troisiéme album. 3175.

“Trolli (Nilo):

Florence. 23826.

_ Shy eyes. 5135.

Swaying reeds. 11825.

Troman (Thomas) Grant us Thy

peace. 21670.

17120.
£7219.

Dreaming of

Douze mélhodies.

Trombley (Lem)
7433.

Tromlitz (Oscar) :
Sunshine dance. 3048.
Sunshine waltz. 9135.

Troostwyk (Arthur):
Chanson pathétique.

Story of a_ rose.

18665.

Fair Titania. 18934.

Mazurka. 19714.
Trotere (H.)

Troeador. 25595 (282).

When the dream comes true. 95595
(307).

Trotere (Jeanie) When the dream
comes true. 25595 (307).

Trotman (J. C.) Nothin’
15520.

Trott (Josephine) Puppet show. 7162.

Trotter (D. J.) Dempsey city bound.
18797.

Troubles of 1922. 462.

Trout (E. O.) Two eyes [and] My
garden. 7590.

Trout (H. W.)

Babe Ruth. he is a home run guy.
O7T84.

-Just foolin’ with you. 8445.
Trovatore. 7625, 20724, 25406.
Trowbridge (IF. A.):

Paul the apostle. 14163 (425).

Short responses after prayer.

14163 (512).
Watchman tell us of the night.
14163 (600).
Trowbridge (J. B.)
life. 25463.
Trowbridge (J. E.) :
Paul the apostle. 14163 (425).
Short responses after prayer.
14163 (512).
Watchman tell us of the night.
14163 (600).
Trowell (Arnold) :

Minuet. 400.

Sarabande. 555.

Technology of violoncello playing. .

22995.
Trower (Rosa)
one. 20033.
Troy (Henry)

22336.
Troyvens. 16494.
Trubody (Stella) Weara smile. 7673.
Trueco. (HiTHEy:

Berceuse. 14306.

Children’s dance. 14426.

Evening song. 14639.

In chiesa. 15003.

Lindler. 15149.

Morning song. 15382.

Nel boseo. 15487.

Tirolese. 16081.
Trucksess (Robert)

5279.

sweeter.

What is your

Once I had a loved

My lady of the Nile.

Sweet violet.

1891

INDEX

pty ri, ni si, vias

Truffot (Marie) :
Fantaisie. 14163 (484).
Mort de Thais. 14163 (485).
Valse mignonne. 14163 (486).
Vénus. 14163 (487).
2 eme sonate. 14163 (488).
Truman (Ernest) :
Ave Maria. 7873.
Lead, kindly light.
Truman (S. C.)
16692.

8493.
Dem walkin’ blues,

Trumbauer (Frank) Red hot. 13630,
15733, 15734.
. Trusselle (S. P.) Saviour of men.
5078.
Tschaikowsky (P. I.):
Andante cantabile. 9235.
Chanson triste. 16112.
Chant sans paroles. 9236.
Come, come singing. 5401.
Humoreske. 12008.
Interrupted revery. 756 (121),
23088.

Legend of the Christ Child. 23089.
Marche slave. 669.
Meditation. 7574, 7808 (309).
Pathetic symphony. 5402.
Polonaise. 20670.
Romance in F-minor.
Siegerin. 9237, 9238.
Theme from the Andante, 5th
Symphony. 16114.
War that feeds on pretty lovers.
14163 (581).
Tsche (John) Song of the roaming
boy. 20429.
‘Dsehudi- (Ga E. )*t
Daddy, come back home.

16115.

18744.

Dreams that don’t come _ true.
16748.
Tsen brider. 5408.
Tucker (John) :

Don’t feel blue.
Fire laddie. 160.
Maggie, yes ma’am, come right up-

18832.

stairs. 10897.
Oh! Lizzie, put on the Ritz. 24709,
24710.
Wanted-a-mother. 7663.
Tucker (W. G.) Fair to God’s eye, let
our Washington be. 6152.

Tucker (Z. B.) Some little word of

mine. 17937.
Tugendprinzessin. 19311, 19962,
20109, 20298, 20672.
Tulak. 92389, 23091, 23092.
Tullar -¢G.\ Gn:
After the storm is over. 18364
(1).
Against a thorn. 18364 (2).
All the world for Jesus. 14163 |
(14).
Anywhere He wants me. 18364
(13):

1892

Tullar-Meredith co. :

Better be on the Lord’s side.
18364 (24). ~

Chair that rocked us alli 18364

Coa.

Christ our refuge. 18364 (44).
Deaconess hymn of service. 18773.
Fount I see. 18364 (72).

He knoweth. 18864 (89).

Hiding in the Rock. 18364 (93).
How precious is the Saviour.
18364 (100).

I can never do
18364 (108).
I’m glad He died for me.

(106).
In a garden alone.
Jesus has said so.

without Him.
18364

19330,
18364 (115).

Keep close by my side. 18364
(122).

Keep in step with Jesus. 18564
(123).

Mothers of men. S682.

My little sweetness. 18364 (150).

‘On the steacfast rock. 18364
(159).

Precious is the blood. 14163
(448).

Rallying song. 18364 (167).
Rock of the desert. 18364 (170).

Song in the heart. 20422.

Stand still. in. . Jordan... 18364
(197).

There go the ships. 20606.

Thou hast died for me. 18364
(208).

Vail of the temple.

Will you love my Saviour.
(S1'%).

You, the soul of all my
20955, 20956.

18364 (208).
25595

days.

Again returns the day of holy rest.
18388.

Before the day is done. 18525.

Brooklyn Sunday school union.
yA ALY

Day of glory. 23693. _

Deaconess hymn of service. 18

Gifts. 182.

Great joy.

23942.
little talk with Jesus.

Have a

19099.
His changeless love. 19136.
His star. 24010.
Hope. 24081.
In a garden lone. 19330.
Land afar. 19530.
Let’s be laughing. 19551.
Light of the world. 22084.
Love stamp. 24385.
Love triumphant. 19630.
Love’s offering. 19648.
Mothers of men. 8682.

O little town of Bethlehem, 22421.

nos, 1-13, 1923

Open now thy gates of beauty.
20049.
Palace for the king. 24788.
Saviour, now the day is ending.
20295.
Song in the heart. 20422. _
That ye might have life. 20599.
There go the ships. 20606.
Twelve Christmas carols. 24448.
Vesper hour at sea. 20727.
When daylight fades. | 20804.
You, the soul of all my days.
20955, 20956.
Tulley (W. P.):
Can it be you’ve forgotten the
past. 824.
Gosh, but she’s nice. 16891.
Sunbeam Sal. 1326.
Tullis (J. G.) Just baby me. 17201.
Tully (Wm.) :
Don’t know what you worry about
blues. 21436. ¢
Down in Morocco playing soccer.
12719. !
From Turkeystan to Morman land.
10185.
Hearts. 12908.
I’m going back to _ Dixieland.
10468.
Winnie in Virginey. 12247.
Tunbridge (J. A.):
Bloke that wrote The = sheik.
12492.
Cireus days. 16599.
Hottentot trot. 19163.
Imperial blues. 21914.
Love. 19618.
My conscience whispered. 19842.
Normarose. 15516.
One week of love. 24756.
Tupper (J. F.) Vesper. 23148.
Turina (J.): .
Chemin de la Alhambra. 14420.
Dans les jardins de Murcia.
14521. ¥
Miramar. 15350.
Turini (Gregorio) Hodie Christus
® natusest. 19139.
' Turk (Roy):
Aggravatin’ papa. 5704.
Beale street mama. 1590.
Cinderella. 18684.
Girl is like sunshine. 12853.
I'd be.a fool to fool with you.
19204.
If you do what you do. 24144.
Just because you’re you, that’s
why I love you. 2271.
Laugh while you’re dancing around.
15141.
Little boy blues. 6647.
My sweetie went away. she didn’t
say where, when or why. 11139.
Poor littie you. 24872. —

Rocky Mountain Rose. 17803.
Sam Jones’ blues. 20286.
Two time Dan. 12035.
Turkey in the straw. 23094.
Turlet (A.) French national defile
march. 21589.
Turner (A. 8S.) San-Franciseo by the
sea. 11576.
Turner (Chas.) Umph-ah-ah. 9413
(143).
Turner (F. T.) Love's solace. 4548,
15254
Turner (G. C.) It’s only a bill from
the laundry.) 15044. >:
Turner (J. C.) I don’t like no tray-
eling man. 10429.
Turner (J. D.) Minuet in A. 13310.
Turner (Lee):
I can always see. 232.
T’ll not forget. 19231.
I thank you. 6425, 8353.
I’ve gota man. 19286.
Lying lips. 363.
Mississippi valley blues. 13315.
Radio love. 4987.
Twelve bells waltz. 9245.
Words. 5631, 9367.
Turner (M. P.) Why don’t my daddy
come home. 18302.
Turner (Olive):
After. 12356.
30d dreamt of a rose. 14749.
She’s a very dear friend of mine.
17876.
Turner-Maley (Florence) See Maley
(F. T.-)
Turpabjian (Missak) Hudsonia wed-
ding march. 12945.
Turrentine (W. W.):
Fairy-fair. 147.
Tom, Dick. and Harry. 25319.
Turvey (T. H.) Second song album.
15816.
Tuso (Philip) Some dream. 589.
Tuston (O.) Sad blues. 5064.
Tutela (Luigi) :
Canzone di Natale. 18631.
Mamma mia, aggia muri. 4573,
10907.
Sogno dei sposi. 20398.
Tuthill (B. .C.).. Volga boat song.
207438.
Tuthill (KE. G.) When the = singer
sings I love you. 20837. ;
Tuthill (H. C.) Black-bird. 16501.
Tutrinoli (Guido) Cinderella. 1737.
Tuttifaiintchen. 7493.
Tuttle (Agnes) My Jakie. 11109.
Tuttle (KE. H.) My Jakie. 11109.
Tuttle (H. L.) Prairie sun. 11434.
Tuttle (Wallace) When they ring the
golden bells for you and me. 12189.
Tweedy (B. F.) Sweet Emalee.
5273, 22947.

1893

4 t pets, wae _ _
Bs - es Je

INDEX

pt. 111, n. si, v. 18

Tweedy (Donald) :
Late lark. 17253.

Little angels of heaven. 17279.
Twelfth night. 9347.
Twelve Tennyson poems. 2978.

T587.
Chanson dd été.

Twilight in Benares.
Twinning (W. L.)
9728.
Two crust musical pastry.
Two crutches. 12344 (56).
Two players. 25364.
Twombley (William)
met. 22795.
Tyler (A. R.)
Tyler (F. L.)

7105,

Since first we

Pride of May. 7146.
Moonlight on the mist.

24548.
Tyler (Mrs. W. J.) Isle of love.
15039. i
Tyndale (—):
Bears. 3369 (6).
Dragon fly. 3369 (15).
Steam cars. 3369 (63).
‘Wind. 3369 (81).
U. L. C. (Common service book com-

mittee) Hymns and prayers for
ehurch societies and assemblies.
16993.
Udall (Lyn):
Last dance. 19535.
Yonny. 23306.
Udall (Nicholas) Minion wife. 1146.
Uhlig (Leo) Why should I pine,

when you're no longer mine. 23260.
Ukanplayit song book for ukulele or

tiple. 12038.
Ulness (Hilda) Oh, where is the girl?
4821.

Uloth (F. P.) All over you. 16405.
CWinieh: CEB, )2:
Call me back to your side mother
dear. 21229.
My lonesome
22338.

You made a fool of me.
Ulubieniee oberek. 23109.
Umbriaco (Frank) :

Hlisa mazurka. 2

Pensieri mazurka.
Underhill (E. H.) Doris. 6066.
Underneath the Elbe. 23118, 23119.
Unger (H. C.) ’Tis love. 18118.
Wnger (37 8.) 3

Harlequin. 4057,

Morning. 6866.

Night. 6955.

Noon. 6974.

Reading’s 1757"

17775, 17776.
Ungerbuebler (W. E.)
Romeo. 3106.
Unglesby (L. H.):
Beautiful girl I love you. 18515.
Oh, I’m goin’ to see my gal in New
Orleans. 22445.

California Rose.

12304.

27
oe

34818.

anniversary.

That roamin’

Universal music pub. co.:

Poor little Rose. 22581..
Sometimes I think [I loye you.
20415.
Union musical espafiola :

Flor del mal. 16816.
Monteria. 19785.
Violetera. 16168, 16169.

Union of American Hebrew congrega-
tions. Golden staff. 21653.

United Lutheran chureh in America.
Hymns and prayers. 16993.

— (Board of publication of the):
Easter hymns and earols. 8134.
Hymnal for the Sunday school.

1002. ;

United plays, ine.:
Bajadere. 5797.
Madame Flirt. '
Rose von Stambul. 8956.

- Rosen der madonna. 2871.
United Presbyterian board of publica-
tion. Bible anthems no. 3. 143812.
U. S. music publishers. When they
sent me an angel like you. 5564.

U.. S. ‘muysie ,pub: (Gos:

Dream of love. 4484.

Cello lessons 1, 2. 21261.
Clarinet lessons 1, 2. 21318.
Saxophone. 15806.
Saxophone lessons. 22715.
Ukulele lessons. 23107.

U. S. school of music. 25375.

Unity music publishers, inc.:

Bit of Irish. 23495.

Broken toys. 23530.

Dear old mother. 23700, 23701.
Keep lovin. 24258.

6724.

Let me see you smile. 24296.
Little Orange Blossom. 24832.
Universal-edition a. g.:
Cantabile. 11329.
Cantabile e valzer. 113830.
~ Cinq symphonies. 6826.

Concerto. 8088.
Erwartupg. 10070.
Féte galante. 21545.
Tiinf konzertettiden. 21779.
Hassan. 10308.
Jiidische rhapsodie.
Kinderlieder. 6587.
Morgen. 22907.
Movimento perpetuo,
Nyole magyar népdal.
Pierrot lunaire. 24859.
Poema fiesolano 7116.
Priludien. 5856.
Schatzgriber. 7258.
Traum durch die
22910.
Variazicni.
Vier lieder.
Zwerg. T802.

24221)

11351.
6982.

dimmerung.
113582.
6746.

Nursin’ the blues. 8770.
Perhaps. 8854, 11382. 4

ey eee A 7

- Valentini (V. A.)

Utke (Frank)
true. 16248.
Voecaro Cx):
Ce manche tu. 3602.
Nun ce haie colpa tu.
Vade mecum. 23124.
Vadeboncoeur (E.) I’m sweeping the
snowflakes all away. 2133, 19267.
Vagabond’s entertainment. 23347,
241338.
Vail (G. M.)
and heaven.

When my dreams come

A798.

God that madest earth
19048.

Vail (J. F.) Memories of you. 19736.
Val (Jack): r
Rose-Marie, flower of Spain,
2859, 5041.

Treat ’em rough. 13953.
Valbonesi (Gino) Minuetto. 19759.
Valente (Ciro):

Lost love. 6679.

Love’s desperation: 1109.

Signorini mia. T7318.

Valente (N.) So’ viecchiariello. 5171.

Valentine. (Hric)
are. 6357.
Valentine (H. D.) Blue in your eyes
means heaven to me. 18549. :
Valentine (H. R.) Where do they go
after the ball? 7719.
Valentine (W.H.) No one but you.
~ 2624.

How beautiful you

Nellie, come out of

that alley. 22578. ;
Valet (M. J.) Multnomah. 8692.

106658—24——38

INDEX
nos. 1-18, 19238
Universal school music series. 25376- | Valjean (Jean) Garden of delight.
25378. 12846.
Universal school of music. Advanced | Vall (Jack) Treat ’em rough. 11995.
sight-reading course. 3379. Vallario (KE. OD.) Fanfare march.
Universalist pub. house. Songs of 16787.
work and worship. 11738. Vallee (John) On the ride. 11284.
University of Michigan union. Cotton | Vallie (James) Bonnets 0’ bonnie
stockings. 21356. Dundee. 9638.

University soe. ine. World’s best | Valliere (Jerry) My Dixie darling.
music. 5635, 12269. 19847.
Universum verlags, a. g. Kalakua. | Valls (R. M.) Rose that blossomed in .

4399. Eden. 15774, 24961.
Unter yankele’s vigele. 5432. Valpree (Hal) Melody of mine.
Up and doing. 25380. 19730. ue
Up she goes. 1171, 2262, 7604, 10645. | Valsien (A.) J’te veux. 10617.
Urbanek (J.) Rube’n sax. 17817. Vamzdelis. 25158.
Urbini (Ciro): Van (—):
Clématite. 3647, 3648. Old time tune. 17640.
Cortége nuptial. 18724. That bran’ new gal o’ mine. 18062,
Deux Javas. 14550. 18364 (318), 20584, 20585.
Eblouissement. 3844. hat red head gal. 3105.
Extase. 10086, 18929. Where are the old pals of yester-
Fée des prairies. 6171. day. 18264.
Heure fatale. 14815. Who did you fool after all. 7729,
Hop-la. 4123, 4124. 18287.
Illusion. 8380. Van (Gus): rs
Négrito. 19921. Big hearted Bennie. 21164, 23488.
Ure (O. E.) I long for you. 2113. Mississippi moon, 8655.
Ussano (Vincenzino) Ammore ’e | Van (Harry) When he looks and
cumme o sole. 3423, 12384. winks and smiles at me. 14065.

Van Akin (M. F.)
blem. 12632.
Van Allen (William)
play the piana. 9497.
Van Alstyne (-——) Vm just a little

blue, for you. 2127.
Van Alstyne (Hgbert) :
Girl of the olden West.
Honey. 2070.
Honey, dat’s all.
Nearer and dearer.
Rivals. 20974 (68).
Skeezix. 20376.
Tweet tweet. 18152.
Weddin’ blues. 20776.
You can’t make a fool out of me.
20929.
Your eyes. 20962.
Van Alstyne (H. A.)
132351
Van Beaver (Wm.)
only knew. 6362.
Van Brakle (EK. L.)
9091.
Van Buren (Burrell):
Honolulu Lou. 14845.
Pearlie, my queen of Dixieland.
2739.
Tho’ roses may bloom and wither.
20623.
Vance (Mrs. 3J:\M:):
Alma mater. 461.
Wooster college O. 12265.
Vance (W. G.) When Charlie becomes
| a papa. 18241.

Cross is My e€m-

Anna, Anna,

10216.

14163 (670).
19918.

Loving blues.
Hows £t wish. &

Song of the waltz.

1895

INDEX

pt. 117, n. s., v.18

Vance (W.S.) Why don’t coons have
a Charlie (Chaplin) of their own?
18801.

Vanda (Vincent) Nestle. 19922.

Van Dee (Jan) Hye of Siva. 23792.

Van De Kriek (Thomas) Heart-
broken blues. 982.

Vanderbilt (A. J.) Lord’s prayer.
24367.

Vander Cook (H. A.)
of cornet playing.
Vanderpool (F. W.):
Can it be love. 5679 (154); 5893,

16551.
Heart to heart I hold you, dear.
6230, 8276, 10327.

Modern method
4657, 4658, 6844.

In a sunny little town. 14997.

Neath the autumn moon. 8740,
£1152:

Something said you. 7362, 23352
(120);

Take Thou my ' hand. 25224,
25595 (497).

Vandersloot music pub. co.:
After-thoughts. 16385, 20974 (92).

American emblem. 16414, 20974
(95).

Amorita. 20974 (96).

Cherry blossoms. 16579, 20974
(108).

Comedy king. 16622, 20974 (111).

Dance of the wood nymphs.

16657, 20974 (116).
Dancing by . moonlight.
20974 (118).
Emblem of peace.
(124).

Flower of the Orient.
20974 (128).
Fluffy feathers.

(129).
Happy.
Hush-a-bye-bay.

20974 (140).

I had a= garden.
20974 (141).

It was June. 20974 (146).

June rose. 17190, 20974 (148).

Keystone division. 17223, 20974

(154).
Kill-kare.
Maid at arms.
Peaceful slumber.

(185).

Pinin’ just for you.

11399, 20974 (187).
Sunset valley. 1328.
Susquehannah trail.

(210).

Sylph. 18031, 20974 (211).
Vandersloot solo piano
18179, 18180.
Whisper of spring.

(25072

16658,
16762, 20974
16820,
16821, 20974

21690, 21691.

8313, 10401,

4162, 10435,

17224, 20974 (155).
17370, 20974 (163).
17695, 20974

7106, 8872,
18015, 20974

folio.

18282, 20974

Van De Venter (J. W.):
Farewell. 21535.
Florida. 21567.
Land of my dreams.
My Dixie. 22323.

Vandevere (J. L.):
Autumn. 18469.
Courteous child. 213862.

Dance, Dolly, dance. 21380.

Easter [and] Sunday evening.
18883.

Four short stories. 20715.

Grasshopper. 14769, 19074.

In Holland. 19342.

In the swing [and] Grandmother’s
garden. 19373.

Little rogue. 22105.

Little songs. 19588.

22057.

My boat [and] Ting-a-ling. 19837.
My choice [and] Bonfires. 19841.
Sans souci. 22712.

Scouts. 20307.

Spanish dance. 22867.

Tadpole [and] Rainy day. 20537.

Triumphal mareh. 23082.
Valentines. 20704.
Wet wash ball. 20792.
What is it. 20797.
Winter fun. 20889
Wooden shoes. 20905.
Van Doren (QO. E.)-, Men of Iowa.
19742, 24502.
Vandulla (Pauline)
11027.
Vandyek (Max) Lola,
dreams. 6671, 15210.

Van D¥k (Herman):
Fidélité. 157.

Two melodious pieces.

Van Dyke (Paul):

Merry go round waltz.
That naughty yodel.
Told in yodels. 11983.

Vane (Sybil) Give your heart to me.

21639.
Van Ells
10759.
Van Eps (Fred) Van Eps banjo solos.
12070.
Van Etten (Jane):
Come with me. 3672.
O thou fairest among women.
4805.
Rise up my love. 5022.
Stir not up nor awake my love.
52387.

Van Fleet (EH.):
Beloved city.
Ide. else.
Morning prayer. 133387.

Vangreen (V. A.) Safety first.

Van Gundy (B. S.):

Tell me mother where to anchor.
637.
There’s a lily in the valley. 648.

Moonbeams.
girl of my
679.

17415.
25257.

(M. FE.) Let’s go back.

12472.

8967.

1896

INDEX

.

nos. 1-18, 1923,

Vanities of 1923. 11082.
Van Katwyk (Paul) Gavotte and Air.
21611.

Van Laer (C. E.) Souvenir des bois.
14163 (534).

Van Liew (Gertrude) :
Come seven, go eleyen. 16617.
True love is a dream. 181438.

Star of life that beckons us to

God. 17976.

Van Loan (Paul) Kitchen stove.
22039.

Van Moppes (M. LL.) How’s your
liver, how’s your kidneys, how’s
your meat today? 14857.

Vannah (Kate) Little caporal.
10792.

Vanning (Ora):

Flamie. 983.

That’s enough. 7514.
Van Noppen (lL. C.) There is no time.
25270.
Van Norman (Frederic) :
Recollections. 20197.
Water sprites. 20763.
Van Osten (L. A. M:) Twinkle star
waltz. 12031.
Van Rees (Cornelius) :
Lady fair. 24274.
Where violets grow.
Van Ross music pub. co.
but I love you. 24077.
Van Sinderen (M. M.):
Prelude in F. 7808 (105).

5085.
I hate you,

Short preludes and fugues. 9413
(9)

Si oiseau j’ éGtais. 14163 (514).

Tocecatina. 7808 (137).

18364 (206).
I hate you, but I

Two album leaves.
Van Smith (H.)
love you. 24077.
Van Steeanwyk (Gilbert)
the oriental moon. 21149,
Van Valkenberg (C._ W.)
Hollywood. 2867.
Van Valkenburg
ankh-amon. 5418.
Vani Vilret<(3."R) :
Lord my pasture shall prepare.

Beneath
Rose of

(Laurena ) Tut-

22130.
O taste, and see, how gracious the
Lord is. 8781.

_ Van Vollenhoven (Hannah) :

Evening song. 18918.

Love me, I love you. 19626.

Night before Christmas.
20974 (176).

Thought of you. 20974 (218).

‘Twas the night before Christmas.

19929,

18151.
~ Van Wagenen (Louise) Jumble book
Series, . 22001.
Van Werkhoven (Fred) Defenders.
21415.

Vargas (G.) Manola. 24447.
Varlamof (—):
Expectancy.
Protestations.
Varney. (D.°8.):
Color bearers. 21327.
Grand march militaire.
Sleep in peace. 22811.
Varsity follies. 12071.
Vaughan (F. W.) Down in Tennes-
see. 23734.
Vaughan (Graham) :
All for you. 9456.
Coming of spring. 14461.
June is in my heart. 8440, 8441.

14163 (163).
14163 (452).

21669.

Your dear voice. 9401.
Vaughan. (HH: B:):
‘Small town blues. 25090.

Take back the old love. 18038.
Vaughan (Hilary) :

In a farmyard. 8382.

In other lands. 8390.
Vaughan (Reginald) :

Asperges me. 18454.

Short unaccompanied mass for

Advent and Lent. 20349.
Vaughan (W. W.):
Alzafar. 1514.
I bring you a message of love.
14875.

Wonderful mother love. 735.
Vaughan (Winifred) :
Never say die. 4770.
Stolen hours. 3026.
Vaupell (EH. F.):
Keep a-shining on silv’ry moon.
4402.
She’s my wild Irish rose o’er the
sea. 5126.
Vause (N. J.):
I'll be glad to know that you’re
gone. 10448.
Virginia Brown. 16171, 18197,
23154, 23155, 25416.
(Ernest) Six

Vavin miniatures.

3206.
Veazey (J. A.)
a klan. 24602.
Vechio (F. J.):
Valley of dreams. 16146.
When the green leaves turn to
gold. 16251. |
Velasco (Jeronimo) : .
Leonor. 4463. |

My Lord don’t save

Lindo. 4479.
Vellis (M. de):
Addio, Surriento. 20986. .
Palummo viaggiatore. 22521.
Tango a Sorrento. 22987.
Venable (P. F.) Ma jong. 24411.
Ventaglio. 16156, 23754, 24522.
Ventre (F. L.) Weymouth post 79°
American legion. 14054.

1897

Veracini (—) Rosalinda. 25595
Eaiey

Verdi (Alvin):
Gray hairs. 23941.

Your garden in my heart. 16362.
‘Verdi (Giuseppe) :
Anvil chorus. 25406.
Ave Maria. 3210.
Brindisi. 7622.
Donna e mobile. 7623, 7624.
Home to our mountains. 20724.
O Lombardi. 20725.
Miserere. 7625.
Quartette. 12076.
Rigoletto paraphrase.
Tempest of the heart.
Traviata. 7626.
Triboulet. 16158.
Verdi’s musie roll co.:
*A eunfessione! 20976.
*E cinche nazione. 21470.
Fa’ core mio comme si
23798.
I’ sto luntano.
Mamma. 19678.
Negiuli. 19927.
°O fruttaiuolo Napulitano. 22419.
°O piscatore napulitano. 22423.
Peceche’ nun tuorne’a mme. 22541.
Prezetella ‘a semmentara. 22600.
Senza curtiello. 20316.
Signorina. 22785.
Spusarizio ’e lutto.
Verges (Joe):
Daddy boy. 16652.
Night time and you.

23147.
1065.

fatto.
21862.

22884.

6962.

That’s why you make me cry
16045.
When you get tired of your new
sweetie. 7711.
Verges-Therrien-Le Clere pub. co.:
Daddy boy. 16652.
Night time and you. 6962.
That’s why you make me cry
16045.
When you get tired of your new
sweetie. 7711.
Vergolet (Paul) Storm fantasy.
9114.

Ver Hoeve (Richard) Soon we'll be
in Maytime. 15912.
Veritas music pub. co.:
It’s silly. 19399.
Just like a woman.
Man from Glengarry.
Rose of Egypt. 7222.
Verlag u. Vertrieb, a. g.
Zoey:
Vermilyea (S. I.)
22845.
‘Verney (EB: A.):
Man o’ mine. 374.
Mavourneen. 387.
Vernon (H. N.) Road of the ten
thousand crosses. 2846.

4389.
10911.

Lady Chic.

Song of my heart.

1898

ptt, ss. y. 18

Vernon (Harry):
Geraldine. 10201.
June days. 6558.
Rosebud. 24962.

Verral (Maurice)

dances. 715, 16229.

Versepuy (Mario):
Bourrée. 812.
Esclots. 911.
Mois de mai. 1150.

Vertriebsstelle d. verb. deutsch. biihn-

enschriftst., g. m. b. h.

When Frances

Beiden nachtigallen. " 1600.
Hofkonzert. 6337.
Mansarden-quartett. 8601.
Verzan (A.) Nia blanka stelo. 4776.
Vesper hymn. 5460.
Vessella (Oreste) Spring zephyrs.
7417.

5463.
Etudes d’artistes.

Via della finestra.
Viardot (lL. HH.)
18914, 18915.
Vibbard’ (Haas;

How beautiful upon the mountains.

2078.
Scherzino. 25407.
Viear of Bray... 9265.

Victoire de Samothrace.
24936, 25344.
Victor music co.:
Flower garden tales.

7814, 24554,

10142, 21568.

Harmoniana. 205.
Indian trail. 24181.
Jubilant.. 24217.

Night’s enchantment. 456.
Path of romance. 11362, 11363.
Tom tom dance. 25320.

Victor music pub. ¢co.:
Amid the Pyramids.
Happy blues. 16913.
Just a little bit of silence. 17194.

' Message in your eyes. 17419.
You’re the sweetest girlie in the
town. 18355.

Victor music roll ¢o.:

Bedzie wojna z moskalami. 18522.
Chtopek ci ja chtopek. 16585.
Jeszeze nasza. 17178.

Maciek bzdura. 19654.

Marsz Pilsudskiego. 24463.

Nie masz nad zotmnierza. 24638.
Od Francyi jade. 24695. —
Pojedz gdzie ja jade. 20137.
Ty-dy-ryd-kum oberek. 25366.

Victoria pub. corp.:
Annabel Lee.
Cock-a-doodle-doo.
Golden trail. 16882.
Hot Hindoo. 16972.

IT am thinking of you.

Kama’s garden. 17212.

Lovey. 17352.

Moonlight kisses.
(169).

Raisin’ the roof.

16416.

16426.
16608.

16999.

17454, 20974

17769.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Vidal (Eugenio) :

Bolero. 9635.

Vals. 100138.
Vidal (Paul) Concertino, $952.
Vie de Boheme. 25595 (227).

Viehoever (Arno) Doughboy-days.
TATED. '

Viele (Laetitia) While to Bethlehem.
20858.

Viele (N. W.) There’s a corner in my
heart all your own. 3116.

Vielgeliebte. 16164.

Vien (M.-E.) lLover’s lament. 24388.

Vieuxtemps (H.) Ballade et polonaise
de concert. 18364 (18).

Viewee (C. F.) g.'m:'b. hh. Lehrgang
des klavierspiels. 2344, 2345.

Vigil y Robles (Eduardo) :
Adios Triguena. 1487,
Amanecer, 14211.
Amor secreto... 5736.
Flirteando. 6184. ©
Malditos celos. 67388.
Nena mia. 15489.

Vigny (Benno) Du nur allein. 10010.

Viladomat (J.) Chimes fox trot.

1422, 3625.

Villar (Rose) :

5695, T809.

Jazz has got me. 17165.
My mother, 11125.

My prayer for you. 4733. 111382.
You think you're such a great I
am when you're only a little I’m
not. 23326.
Villiers (T; W.)
rarin’. 21748.
Vinarofi (G. H.) :
Get on the glory path.

Hold ’er Newt, she’s

3973.

He died for me. 4073.
Some golden day. 1293.

Somebody needs even you. 1295.

That is enough for m 1359;

What about the juds* wnt morn-
ing.,, 18231.

Wonderful message dzvine. 23284.
Vince (Maurice) Unele’s farm. 9252.
Vineent (J. A.) I wish I could see

you smile. 2155.
Momeent (1. ©.)

Andante. 836.

Arabesque. 7171.

Carillon de Saint-Jean.

Deux Noéls. 6096, 6097.

Etape sous la neige. 912.

Lune aprés lune. 6718.

Marche triomphale des

1127.

Nocturne. 76382.

Noél dolent. 2630.

Silence! 7320.

Spleen. 7411.

Vincent (Jack):
Are you still waiting.
Blues, that’s all blues.

825.

sports.

14249.
9632.

Broken hearted blues. 143856.

Cheery heart. 14419.
Chicago blues. 7996.

Coax me, just a little. 14453).
Crooning lullaby. 14481.
Flipper, flapper, flipper. 10188..
Florabel. 8185.

Freddie. 23850.

I found my wey to heaven. when:
I found my way to your heart.
4159.

I just. can’t forget you. 19220.
T’ll feel so lonely. 6394.
If you got a good man. 8576.

It’s my mother. 6516,
Jazzola-o. 4344.
‘Just you and I. 15bh0:

Kiss me dear mother, don’t cry.
10701.

Knockin’ ’em cold. 15189.

Laughing blues... 10734.

Mammy won’t be weepin’ no more.
4575.

Mississippi moonbeams. 11008.
Mother love. 11046.

My Virginia rose. 4749.

Oh, Niner, from Carolina. 20001.

She loved you from
5118.

She may be your girl, but she
loves me sometime. 9018.

Sick and can’t get well with the

the start.

blues. 20353.
Sunshine. 15965.
Suzanne. 11820.

Those benedict blues.
Tsen Mei. 16115.
When the Shandon church bells
chime. 3277.
Vincent (Nat.) ine:
I cried when I had you, and I
cried when you left. 68385.
If I could have in my arms, what
I have in my mind. 6488.
_Make your own sunshine. 6736.
Nobody knows but my pillow and
me. 2627.
Vineent (Ruth):
Little dance. 6651.
Little lead soldiers.
Vincent (W. P.):
Ma lady Jane.
Spring flowers.
Vincenzo (Valente)
Donn’ Anna. 2654.
Vinden (Maurice) Devon maid. 14551.
Vines (S. N.) With Jesus Tll go all
the way.,:,12251,

16065.

6655.

6721.
7414.
°O palazzo ’e

a Viola (Renzo) :

O761.
6700.

Arabian baird.
Love’s. cessation.
Triflings.. 7d63,
Viola. .¢W... NJ
16211, 207TTT.

Wee little house.

1899

INDEX

DU. Ite Mesa. LS

See

Violinsky. pseud, Ginsberg
(Solly).
Viot (Maurice) Luxembourg-marche.
18241.
Virgil (A. M.):
Off to the hunt. 6993.
Serenade. 7279.
Virgili (Virgilio) :
Reginetta di un’ ora. 7189.
Segnale rosso. 7275.

Virgin queen. 1279.

Virginia (University of) Alumni assn.:
Virginia hail, all hail! 12083.
Virginia’s cavalier song. 12084.

Virginia romance. 25100*.

Virtuoso musical corp. Sicilia sfurtu-

*nata. 22784.
Viscount (Garrett) I’m dreaming.
17044.

Vitak (Louis):
Ambassador march. 21030, 21031
Jig away boys. 84831.
Krakowiak z pod wawel.
Ladna heleia. 8482.
Muziki muziky musite hrat.
8698.
Nowa polska. 8767.
Oberek z nad wisly.
Secessya polka. 8996.
Trnava riizZe. 9228-9230.
Tulak. 9239, 23091, 23092.
Ulubieniec oberek. 23109.
Underneath the Elbe.
23119.
Vam Zdelis.
Wieczorna roza,
Wiosna- mazurka.
Zawierucha- mazur.
Vittadini (Franco):
Romanza di Pedro.
Serenata di Lucio. 2933.
Solo di Consuelo. 2972.
Vittoria music pub. co.:
"A cechitt bella tarantella.
*"A chitarra ’e donna
18370.
"A festa ’e Piererotta.
Dolce sogno. 18822.
"E scarpe culurate. 10026.
Mamma me vo’ fa Monaca. 10906.

8479.
8695—

11219.

23118,
23138.
25264.
9350.
9406.

2856.

9415.
Teresa.

18571.

Mandulinata triste. 19688.
Serivenno a mamma. 11602.
Signorina. 20354.
Te voglio bbene oj né! 11880.
Vitzky (P. P.) Holly-wood ‘by’ the
sea. 24016.
Vivaldi (Antonio) :
Concerto. 7638.
Intermezzo. 12088, 12089.
Vives (Amadeo) Ministro Giroflan.
6831.

Vivian (Stanley) It’s a long, long way
to London city. 8409.

Vivio (Antonio) Serenata
9010.

damore.,

Vodery cw. Hi)":
Cut-out, Charleston swing.
9846.
H-Gypsy-Ann. 8140, 10039.
Sweetheart farewell. 9145.
Vodianoy (Max) Go-on! that’s right!
12860.
Vodorinski (Anton) :
Joie de vivre. 4357.
Légende triste. 15164.
Voelker (Geo.) Dreams of fairyland.
9413 (40).
Vogade (Mareel) :
Tan carifiosa. 9155.
Troublante barcarolle.
Vogel (H. V.):
Hello Miss Portland. 10340.
O wonderful girl I adore you.
4806.

Vogrich (—) Staccato caprice. 13833.
Vogrich (Alice) :
Complete works for the pianoforte
album. 25595 (245).
Sonsolations. 14163 (312).
Forest scenes. 14163 (504).
Lift your glad voices. 25595 (164).
Momento capriccioso. 18364 (145).
Ronde d’amour. 18364 (171).
Schumann noveletten. 12344 (45).
Symphonic studies. 14163 (505).
Vogrich (Max) Lift your glad voices.
25595 (164).
Voices of the soul.

8056,

9231.

14024.

Voici, vous pouvez m’en croire. 20742.

Voigt (H.) Mother-love. 6875.

Voinov (William) My inspiration
girl. 15484.

Voit (H. O.) Jog along. 17181.

Volga boatmen’s song. 14038, 7642-

7644, 20743, 23161.
Volga-kering6. 1404.
Volk (F. G.) Alma mater Case. 9-462.
Volkman (Elmer) You made me cry
over you 20941.
Volkmar (G. W.):
Somebody’s lonesome for you little

girl. 20410.,

Sorry. 11741.
Volkstedt (—) Sing till the clouds

roll by. 18744.

Volkwein bros.:
Love’s reward. 354, Son / 1IAO ALIS
Our fighting men. 11316.
Rivalry. 541, 542.
True value. 12006.
Voll (Cal De) See De Voll (Cal)
Vollenhoven (H. V.) Mon réve. 17447.
Vollmer (J. F.):
Love dream of dreams. 24379.
Swanee home. 18017, 22939.
Who'll take the place of mammy.
16286

Yow ll learn little girl. 5609.

1900.

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

Vollmer bros. Swanee home. 229389.
Volpatt: (F.) jr.:
Célébre réverie. 7982.
Sérénade enfantine. 1275.
Volpe (Joseph) Blue eyes. 16506.
Volunteer choir. 1405-1408, 2247,
5476, 5477, 12094, 12095, 14025,
16181, 20744, 20745, 23163.

Von Bayer (Grete) Purple asters.
249038.

Von Berge (H.) New gospel quartets.
24634.

von Blon (Franz)
von).

Vonderheid (C. W.) Dance and keep
young. 16656.

Von der Lieth (Leonore) :

How can you say you love me.
8305.

I believed you. 2095, 23352 (49).

Jazz band blues. 43438. .

Maybe someone is kissing your
sweetie to-night. 2471.

Oliver Twist. 4842, 4843, 7019.

Please don’t let me find you here
when I get back. 18574.°

Susan. 5264.

Trot your tootsie. 1384.

Where the Sacramento river flows.
B lp2a

von Doenhoft (Albert) :
Albumleaf. 7822.
Prelude. 9270.

von Flotow (Freidrich)
Freidrich von).

Von Hagen (P. A.) :
Gentle zephyr. 1967.
May morning. 2467.

Von Horst
(Carita von).

Von Mevyerinck (Anna) Advanced
sight reading course from tne uni-
versal music system. 3379.

Von Rohl (Lura) :

Don’t make me say. 6056.

Honey,..just. you and I. 21758.

In dear old San Francisco. 6471.

Just because I love you. 15095.

Oh California. 2668.

When it’s chigger time in Kansas.
7698.

Von Tilzer (Albert):

Adrienne. 12353.

Gingham girl. 16858.

Just a pretty little home. 10664.

Love is all. 10853.

Plunk, 7114.

Sing-Sing. 11665.

Some day. 20403.

~ When my buddy steps with me.

18250.

Where the Ganges flows. 12208.

See Blon (Franz

See Flotow

(Carita) See Horst |

Von Tilzer (Harry):
Rio me Charlie. 18665, 23352
(15).
Chief Hokum. 18672, 23852 (19).
Dear old lady. 6028.
Ill be with you when the roses
bloom in spring. 2109.
In the land where the green sham-
rock grows. 6487.
Little wooden whistle wouldn’t
whistle. 22110.
My boy friend. 17486.
Old king Tut. 4836.
Old king Tut in old king Tutenkh-
amen’s day. 48387.
School time. 17847.
Spoony Bill. 7413.
When your bluebird flies away.
3274.
Von Tilzer (Harry) music pub. co.:
Chase me Charlie. 18665, 23352
(15).
Chief Hokum. 18672, 23352 (19).
Dear old lady. 23352 (31).
I'll be with you when the roses
bloom in spring. 2109.
In the land where the green sham-
rock grows. 6487, 23352 (68).
Little wooden whistle wouldn’t
whistle. 22110.
My boy friend. 17486.
Olid king Tut. 4836, 5679 (293).
Old king Tut in old king Tut-
enkhamen’s day. 4837.
School time. 17847, 23352 (115).
Trifling. 664.
When your bluebird flies away.
3274.
Vonprovyever” 7.)
7808 (176).
Voormolen (Alex) :
Scéne et Danse érotique. 22721.
Sicilienne et Rigaudon. 17891.
Sonnet. 7646.

Country’ dance.

Vorum (0. O.) Tf he didn’t intend to

finish the thing then why did he
start it at all. 24139.
Vospure CS. 38.):
Come to California. 1755.
Write to me once in a_ while.
3330.
Voss (Ethel) Love and _ (flowers.
10845. ;
Voss (Mrs. J. F.) Take me in the
garden to-night, love. 16011.

Vos-zhe vilstu. 5479.

Votteler (William G.) Live and love.
18364 (126).
Vreeland (M.:'C.)
12834.
Vuillemin (Jacques) :
Chant national des
16571.
Cing morceaux. 7883.

Friendly light.

eyclistes.

1901

INDEX

Vuillemin (Jacques )—Continued.
Cortege d’athlétes. 16635, 16636.
Journée de vacances. 13079.
Soirs armoricains. 9065.

Trois petites piéces. 12485.

Vuillemin (Louis) :

Attente. 12412.
Cortege d’athlétes. 16635, 16636.

Vulcan record corp. Little Red Rid-

ing Hood. 22102.

Vuolo -¢Tite) “Hu

signurina. 19646.
Vuvag (Edition) :
Jahr ohne liebe. 13069.
Schwarze rose. 8993.
W pielgrzymiej szacie. 23164.
Wachs (Blanche) :
Bolero. 25595 (31).
Bonjour Polichinelle. 25595 (382).
Bras dessus. 14163 (67).
Conte joyeux. 14163 (120).
Danse japonaise. 14168 (1381).
Femmes et fleurs. 14163 (168).
Silvana ballettino. 25595 (253). °
Soir d’automne. 25595 (258).
Valse babillarde. 7808 (142).
Valse des fées. 25595 (292).
Wachs (Paul):
Bolero. 25595 (31).
Boajour Polichinelle. 25595 (32).
Bras dessus. 14168 (67).
Capricante. 5906.
Conte joyeux. 14163 (120).
Danse japonaise. 14163 (131).
Femmes et fleurs. 14163 (168).
Silvana ballettino. 25595 (253).
Soir Vautomne. 25595 (258).
Valse babillarde. T7808 (142).
Valse des fées. 25595 (292).
Wachtel (Sadie) Dus Yidishe lied!

~

pisciaiolu e 1a

896.
Wachtmeister (A. R.):
A. Délie. 9416.
Génie de la forét. 10200.
Ma rose. 10890.
Prélude-Aria-Rondeau. 11440.
Vent. 12074.
Waddell (I. R.) That Tut-ankh-amen
craze. 11924.
Waddington (S. P.) Berceuse. 143804.
Waddy (F. V.). Hand in hand with
you. 21688.

Wade (Urs. "A. 7S)":
Like unto the dawn. 2360.
When I’ve made my pot of gold.

12169.

Wade (C. E.) Dear Florida’ how I
love you. 114.

Wadely (EF. W.) Three short and
easy postludes. 3231.

Wadley. (M. B.) Mother’s plea.
11055;> 15395.

Waél-Munk (F.) Priére. 8898.

Wagenhurst (E. M.) Pakiot.. all.

15609.

pt.111, ns. v.18

Waghalter (Ignatz) Florentiner inter-
mezzo. 168.

Wagner (A.) y Levien, sues. Perdo-

name. 17703, 22544.
Wagner (Billy): M
Dorothy I’m in love with you.
18848.

It takes an Elgin movement with
a twenty year guarantee. 19406. .
Wagner (Flo.) . Too late. 18135.
Wagner (J. D.) If youll only come
back in my dreams. 24146.
Wagner (J. F.) ine. Organ *aecom-
paniment to the hymns in Congrega-

tional prayers for the children’s
mass. 1200.

Wagener (Richard) :
Bridal chorus. 7649.
Elizabeth’s prayer. 3232.
Evening star. 25427.
Isolde. 698.
Liebesverbot. 3233.
Lied du printemps. 694.
Lohengrin. 25595 (299).
Lullaby. 25428.
Mort d’Yseult. 23165.
O God of God. 16185.
O star of eve. 25429.
Prelude et mort d’Isolde.
Rienzi. 7650, 18206.
Spinnerlied. 14163 (591).
Steersman, leave the watch.
Tannhauser.. 23166.
Toto joue du Wagner.
Traume. 20748.
Tristan et Iseult.. 9273.
Wagner. 5482.

Wagner (W. A.) I’m pining for the

shining of the sunshine of your
heart. 4205.

Wainer (Lee):
Bad things. 9558,
Don’t ask me why. 9955.
I’m sorry I treated you so mean.

5481.

7651.
7652.

4206.
I’ve come back to my daddy.
12995.
Keep on goin’. 4403. |
On some Egyptian trail. 11277.
Wansa. 12121.
Yeth, yeth, Betthie, you're the

beth ‘beth girl I know. 18327:
Wainwright (A. B.):
Je suis délaisse seulette. 24208.
Toi aimable jardiniere. 25318.

Waite (A. P.) Red bird echo. 14163
(458).

Wakefield (Troy) My daddy pays
the bills. 24585.

Wakley (—) Wait for the sunshine.
25095 (Oto)

Walck (Charles) But try and get me
if you can. 23541.

Waldau (Harry) Mensch komm ‘mal
rtiber. © 4633.

1902

INDEX
nos. 1-18, 1923
Walden (O. C.) Ben. Hur patrol. | Walker (Paul) Evening prayer.
E32 rie. 146388, 23786.
Walder (Woodie). Mistreated blues. | Walker (Phoebe) Just trust and wait
17439. for me. 17209.
Waldes (G. H.) Service for the holy | Walker (S. H.) That free and easy
communion. 7286. papa o’ mine. 7509, 11905.
Waldo (R. M.) Tho’ the roses may | Walker (T. L.) Hustling blues. 2090.
bloom and wither. 20623. Walker (V. B.) You used to mean
Waldron (Frank) Moonlight in Kil- the world to me. 16358. weal
larney. 17453. Walkiewicz (Hugeniusz) Piesni do
Waldrop (Uda): _ Inszy Swietej. 20116, 22559.
Awaken me oh God to all Thy | Wall (Phil) Just a minute. aoe oe.
glory. 1556. Wallace (C. W.) Case song boo
Cradle song. | 23655. 9715.
Waldteufel (Emil) Brunette or | Wallace (Edgar). High school sight-
blonde. 18594. reading album. 24003-24005.
Walenn (Gerald) : Wallace (G. 8.) That beautiful voice.
Allegro. 12113. 20583.
Eastern impression. 21475. Wallace (M. RR.) Always faithful.
ipisode romantique. 12759. 1518.
Romance. 8946. Wallace (M. W.) Dream boat. 3805,
Walenta (J. P.) Begging. 9590. - 23352 (36).

Walford (A. E.) Would you rather
be a dance queen than a mother.
12272.

Walk in de narrow way.

Walker (€. P.):

Armistice day is Mother’s day to

me. 5765.
On that old Panama cannon ball.
1194.

Walker (EH. R.):

I am walking in the King’s

way. 8319.

In the sweet bye and bye. 8399.
Walker (EH. W.) Some love. 11697.
Walker (Hrnest) :

Fantasia in D. 6159.

Full five fathom five.

Orpheus with his lute. 7037.
Walker (F. C.) Song hits from the

Zeta follies of 1923. 7370.

Walker (George) There’s a welcome

25482. .

high-

6215.

waiting you in bonny Scotland.
(32D:
Walker (H. E.)!’ My buddy in no
man’s land. 19838.
Walker (H. J.).:
Taboo. 7482.
Vamp dance of Salome. 7619.
* Walker (Harry) Lou. 13211:
Walker (Helen) Dreams. 16741
~ Walker (Marshall) :
E Arkansaw mama. 18445.
It takes a mean old mama to
make a bad daddy behave.
19405.
Walker (Maudena) Rose of Redonda.
13662...
Walker (N. H.R.) «Old:):mother’s
_ plaint. 22472.
Walker (Nettie) Forty years ago to-
day. 3944.

I i

Wallace (Minnie) :
I am a cooter crawling mamma,
I am looking for my dancing
dad. 24062.
Nothing like mother’s love.
Wallace (Mitchell)
17106. 4
Wallace (Oliver)
5679 (298),

11186.
If’ I. had. you.

Other
20974 (182).
Wallace (Sippie) Up. the
blues. 20698.
Wallace (T. P:) Mother.
Wallace (W. V.):
Choral fantasia. 1729.
Maritana. 1269, 6765.
Maritana overture. 6766.
Scenes that are brightest. 1269.
Wailace (William) Song of the clock.
13802.

lips. 4861,
country

22296.

Wallack (A. H.) What King Tut
would do. 20798.

Wallack (E. M.) What King Tut
would do. 20798.

Waller (—) Herdream. 25595 (393).

Waller (Fats) pseud. See Waller
(Theo.).

Waller (Frank) :

On my old side-car. 11274.
~ Specially Tim. 11756,
“Waller (Theo.) All alone.
Waller (Thomas) :
~Blues never die. 18553.
~Done gone mad. 18826.
“Don’t want you no more.
~It seems to me. 10612.
“Wild cat blues. 18307, 20879.
Wallin (M. M.) In the moonlight’s
glow. 15020.
Wallis (W. H.):
No money, what about it,

14198.

18840.

13415.

Tom Hall. 13949.
Walser (E. D.) Vl go back to Indi-
ana. 24088.

L903

INDEX

Walsh (C. W.):

Dearie. 21410.

Fear not my love. 16796.
Molly, Polly, Dolly. 17446.
Pretty little eyes. 17745.

Walsh (Francis) Light in your eyes,
Kathleen. 4475.

Walsh (J. A.):

After a while. 3383.

I’m tired of being alone.
Walsh (Patrick) :

Hymn to St. Joseph. 14866.

Litany of the saints. 4485.
Walsh (Ruth) No foolin’ now.
Walsh (W. G. C.):

I’m the fool who believes in you.

19270.

24651.

19269.
Thinking. 20618.
Walter (D. C.) To Mildred, in her
new dress. 18129.

Walter (Edward):
Mandy. 17384.
Some day. 25100.
Walter (F. G.) Ten thousand times
ten thousand. 18057.
Walter a..C8 7.) Milwaukee’ Bay.
299

22252.
Walter’ (G.P.):
He won my love. 8270.
Kind of a man I’d have.
Little flapper girl. 10794.
Thoughts of an evening.
Walter (G..W.). To.do' ‘or
Lambda chi. 23064.
Walter (H. A.) Dady o’mine.
Walter’. (JieB.):
flunegry blues. 10396.
I don’t care if I do.
Walter (Jack) "Neath
skies. 11150, 11151.
Walter (Serge) Dora. 18842.
Walters (E. V.) Why? 16288.
Walters (Esther) I want to go back.

24264.

3133.

die for

1794.

21802:
Egyptian

13002.
Walters (J. B.) Melodie pathétique.
6791.

Walters (J. O.) Every-one is looking
for a real live pappa. 23791.
Walters (Olive) America we

you now. 3418.
Walters (W. LL.)
Treland. 12955.
Waltham (Tom):
Ad: libsg Sat:
. Bluest of the blues. 3540.
Hawaian lament. 4065.

need

IT am going back to

Song of a Brittany fishermaid.
5191.
Walther (M. L. C.) Send me a radio
tonight. 15817.
Walthew (R. H.):
Gleaner’s slumber song. 12344
(14).

Sitent birds. 7321.

pt. 117, 0s. v.18

Walton (A. E.) Muezzin eall. 17477,

17478.

Walton (Mrs. L. A.) I’m ealling for
you. 4186.

Walton (R. H.) Call me thine own.
PA Fs A be

Walz (Jean) Grab me, nab me.
16893.

Wammack (A. P.) Voices of the soul.
14024.

Wandering in this place. 697.

Wanniski ~ (Michael) Orphan’s
prayer. 8827.

Warburton (M. E.):
Hoosier moonlight on the banks
of St. Joe. 16969.

Sheik of Sheiks. 17881 .
Ward (—) Rose of Bombay. 2862.
Ward (Aylmer) Scherzino, 2903.
Wardi€Bt Wi) Speed on daddy.
T7408.

Ward, Giid.)_:
Cheer up! cheer up! cheer up!

for to-morrow’s another day.
3617.

Dearie. 3760.

Mutt wrote the music and Jeff
wrote the words. 24578.

Ward (ER. Hye

Daisy. 14506.

Dandelion. 14517.

I know where the violets blossom.
21814.

Sweet brier rose. 15979.

Under the mistletoe. 23114.
Ward-(H. R.):
Danse antique. 1806.
Gavottina. 1964.
Journey’s end. 6553.
Little mother o’ mine.
Message cf love. 4640.
My castle of dreams. 11076.
My heart would be an empty nest
if love should fly away. 15429.
There’s a little touch of heaven in
your smile. 16050.
Violetta. 5465.
Ward (M.'' E.)'¢ My ‘sweet
17540.
Ward CRW.)
2197.
Ward (Robert and Alexander)
ing blues. 12284.
Ward (S. A.) America, the beautiful.
21035.
Ward (Sam):
I’m through with you. 21850.
You'll change your mind. 9891.
Ward) (W:'L.) So long—is no
goodby. 5169.
Ward Stephens (—)
ney brighter. 24437.
Warde (Harry):
Best people on earth.
Carolina land of the sky.

4491.

Oneida.
In love’s springtime.

Yodel-

Make the j our

12479.
14395. —

INDEX

' nos. 1-18, 19238

_Wardell (Harold) :
It is then my heart will forget.
5679 (238).

What’s a whole world to me with-
out you. 18233, 23206. _
Warden (B. H.) See Hardt-Warden

(Bruno).
Wardlow (Maggie) Your eyes have
stole my heart. 25585.
Ware (Harriet) :
Stars. 16373 (81).
Trees. 3169.

Warfield (Chas.) Baby won’t you

please come home. 5789.
Warfield (Louise) Love's way.
' 24899.

Warfield (R. M.) When you are leav-
ing me my dearie some one else will
take your place. 3271, 5679 (395).

Warlock (Peter) pseud. See Hesel-
tine (Peter).

Warman (Geo.)
16124,

Warn (G. B.) Mah-jong. 4565.

‘Warnecke (EK. W.) What will you do
after I’ve gone away. 16225.

Warner (F. E.):

Warner’s standard graded violin

Twilight memories,

course. 25488.
Warner’s very easy clarinet
method for beginners. 25439.

Warner’s very easy slide trombone
method for beginners. 25440.
Warner (F. H) Time puzzles. 7545.
Warner (H. W.):
Four songs. 16196.
Pixy-ring. 15660, 15661.
Trio. 16107.

Warner (L. d’O.) Kindergarten book

of folk-songs. 2290.
‘Warner (S. L.) Little church around
the corner. 330.

Warner (S. T.) Hedie Christus natus

est. 8288.
Warner bros. Little church around the
corner. 330.

Warner’s unison and two-part songs.
9281.

Warren -¢B. EH.) :
God knows and He cares.
He saves. 21715.
Leaves or sheaves?
Where will I go?
Worship God. T759.

Warren (C. F.):
Easter benedicite. 14163 (148).
Jubilate Deo. 14163 (292).
Te Deum. 14168 (562).

Warren (EB. R.):

6249.

6616.

T7725

‘Children of the moon. 3622.
Christ child smiled. 9759.
Golden yesterdays. 10249.

Soldiers of Christ, arise. 5173.

Warren (G..W.):

Easter benedicite. 14163 (148).

Jubilate. 14163 (292).
Song of the robin. 7379.
Te Deum. 14163 (562).

Warren (H. B.):
Just a little pep, is what we need.
Ae2

6563.
Smile and the world smiles with
you. 7342.

Warren (Harry):
Home in Pasadena. 21749.
So this is Venice. 15875, 17928.
Warren (Richard) I can’t forget my
old home. 10421.
Warren & Phillips:
A BC manuals. 23354.
A B C short, tutor.. 20975.
Air de danse. 12364.
Album of first pieces.
Arlequine. 12408.
Bells of Arcady.
Bon’ jour.” 2Z3ptt.
3rooklet’s song. 7951.
By the waterfall. 21223.
Capricieuse 12552.
Danse du bal. 12655.
Early days at the pianoforte.
23763.
Everyone has a fireside somewhere.
146.
Fairies’ lullaby. 8172.
Fantasie in C minor. 12792.
Five miniatures. 16916.
Five studies in technic. 16917.
Give thanks and sing. 186.
High school sight-reading album.
24003-24005.
Hunters’ rondelay. 8311.
Land of dreams. 8487.
~ Love that came with the sunshine.
13225;

14298.

Octave playing exercises. 4808.
Petite danseuse. 13550.

Scéne de hallet. 13686.
Shipwreck. 9025.
Sing me your song.
Six merry dance tunes. 18736.
Someday, somewhere. 15891.
Somewhere a heart is mine. 11707.
Stratford-on-Avon. 1319.
Summer day. 11798.
Third album of first pieces.

15856.

18091.

Valse humoresque. 253591.
Village fair. 9264.
Wedding bells. 9290.

Warwick (J/rs. George) Rugged road.
FD)»
iJon
Wascher (W. C.):
Wow! wow! blues.
(D238):
Washington (RK.
Kyra. 4429.

25998, 25595

M.):

INDEX

Washington (H. M.)—Continued.

Mean old blues. 191716.

My Gipsy serenade. 4717.

Some other day. 7359.
Washington (H. C.):

Stop loving some one. 20476.

You may have some loving. 1462.
Washington (N. D.) I bowed on my

knees and cried holy. 10419,

Wasniewski (W. H.):

Goodbye Sue. 12875.

You taught me how to love you

now you want me to forget.
163856.
Waterman (G. R.):
Fairyland. 924.

How to lift forms. 224.
Last waltz. 4452.
Poor Richard. 522.
Twin melody. 20685.
Waterman (Nixon) Land we love
the best. 10725, 10727.
Waterman piano school:
‘How .to lift forms. 224.
Poor Richardy, 522.
Waters (Ethel) :
Ain’t goin’ to marry.
Down South blues. 18854.
Kind lovin’ blues. 19503.
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.:
Ageravatin’ papa. 756 (3)
Alley, up.,.21019,, 23352 (6).
Back in the old neighborhood.
14273, 18364 (2385).
Band plays home_ sweet
12344 (66), 12444.
Beale street mamma.
(144).
3ella Donna. 8512, 5679 (145).
Benny be yourself. 5679 (146),

fol.

home.

1590, 5679

Wis:
Big brother. | 23487, 25595 (348).
Bit o’ pink and white. 143820,

18364 (236).
Blue Island blues.
(346).
Chloe cling to me. 756 (15).
Classicanna. 5679 (160), 8014.

23503, 25995

Come on Spark Plug! ZIBS2,
AaoOD (22).
Covered wagon days. 14163

(647), 14477.
Cry baby. 12344 (86), 12635.

Daddy’s wonderful pal. 3714.
5679 (169).
Don’t think youll be missed.

7596 (23), 887.

Down in Maryland. 756 (25).

Down on ‘Panga Panga . Bay.
14584, 18364 (245).
Down.the road to, yesterday.

23736, 25595 (3870).
Egyptian Rose. 18894,
(37).

beh
23352

‘If you will marry us.

pt. IU, n..S., v.18

Tivery time the clock ticks. 16776,
18364 (248). ;
Virst waltz belongs to me. T56
(32 ). 22:

Girl is like sunshine. 12344 (109),
12835.

Grace, you’re the ace of them all.
756 (87), 964.

Happy. 16912, 18364 (253).

Helen of Troy, New York. 10338,
12344 (114).

Hello! my Alabamy.
(633).

Honey bunch. 12928, 14163 (669).

Hoptown Chinatown hop. 2074,
5679 (210).

Hotsy totsy town.

12912, 14163

5679 (211).

I can’t believe you’re gone.
283952. (50).

I'd be a fool to fool with you.
19204, 23352 (51);

I gave you up just before you
threw me down. 756 (45).

I like a big town—I like a small
town. 10441, 12344 (127).

Tll be in my Dixie home again.
756 (46).

I’m a harmony baby.

21798,

4183, 5679

(2203

I’m a society bud. 21834, 25595
(402).

Pm, through,” with: jyoun s2as8n0,
25595 (408).

I must go to Moscow. 14163
(677), 14987.

Tl’ve got a song for sale. 17074.
18364 (258).

I want a big red apple. 12999,

14163 (678).
If my heart belonged to somebody
‘else, I wouldn’t be here with
you. 24141, 25595 (405).
If you do what you do.
25595 (406).

24144,

18364 (260).
19326.

In the corner of my mind.
25595 (412)

In love with love.
(67).

In your dear eyes.

Inside the walls of China.
14163 (681).

It’s not the first time you left me.
19397, 23352 (71).

It’s the dancer you love, who
makes you love to dance. 24191.

It was meant to be, 10614, 12544
(1438).

Joe is here.

24169,
19346, 25552

756 (01).
15052.

756 (58), 2254.

Just a little song for you. 18564
(265), 19454.
Just for Mary and me. 138098.

141963. (683).

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1923

Keep off my shoes. 2282, 5679
(243).

Kitchen stove. 22039, 23352 (77).

Kitty. 15135, 18364 (271).

Land of cotton blues. 17249,
18364 (278).

Laugh while youwre dancing
around. 13141, 14163 (685).

Left all alone with the blues.
22064, 25595 (426).

Little bit of love. 3179, 14163
(688).

Little boy blues. 5679 (258),
6647.

Look for the happy ending.
10831, 12344 (157).

Love is a sandman. 17328, 18364
(QT).

Mamma’s the boss. 22180, 23352
(88).

Mammy’s little silver lining.
18364 (282). ci

Monkey business. 19783.

Moonlight lane. 24542, 25595
(445).

Mother in Ireland. 756 ia).

My eretonne girl. 11082, 12344
(LTO}-.

My electric girl. 11095, 12344
(HEL Y:

My ideal. 11107, 12344 (174).

My lady fair. 756 (76).

My sunflower maid. 19893, 23352
(99).

My sweetie went away. 11139,
12344 (176).

*Neath the Carolina moon. 17555,
18364 (290).

Nijigo Novgo. 11162, 12344 (180).

No other girl. 24653, 25595. (453).

No wonder they called you Mary.
24655, 25595 (454).

Nobody ever cried over me. 22395,
23352 (100).

Not here. 17581, 18364 (292).
Oh! gee, oh! gosh, oh! golly I’m
in love. 11239, 12344 (188).

Oh! Joe. 13456, 14163 (710).
On Sunday. 11278, 12344 (190).
One more waltz. 13488. 14163
(715).
One night in June. 756 (84).
Out and gone. 20067, 23352 (103).
Passionetta. 17692, 18364 (298).
Peacock strut. 14163 (720),

15631.
Pipe organ blues. 5679 (310),
7107.
Poor little you. 24872, 25595
(465).

Pretty Peggy. 13595, 14163 (72

Rampart street blues. 18364 30
20190.

Reuben, Reuben, where have you
been? 22650, 23352 (111).

7).
3).

1907

Rocky Mountain Rose. 17803.
18364 (307).

Roll along Missouri. 5679 (322).
8944.

Safe in your heart. 17827, 18364
(309) .: :

St. Louis gal. 18364 (310), 20278.

Sam Jones’ blues. 18364 (311).
20286.

Sarah from Syracuse. 2893, 5679

tae).

Smile will go a long long way.
11681, 12344 (219).

Some early morning. 13780, 14163
(738).

Sometime in Junetime. 22841,
Baaooe (AQA)2

Somewhere in somebody’s arms.
2984, 5679 (349).

Somewhere — somehow—someday.
756 (108), 2985.

Stella. 5679 (356), 9111.

Steve. 756 (107), 1317.

Sunshine Mary. 756 (110).

Sweet Kalua Lou. 22950, 23352

(130).

Sweet papa Joe. 22956, 25595
(495).

Syncopatin’ mamma. 22973, 23352
(LBZ ee

Tainted Rose. 25221, 25595 (496).

That sweet somebody o’ mine.
7518, 12344 (237).

That Tacoma home o’ mine. 5679
(368), 9181.

There ain’t no Santa _ Claus.
18364 (319), 20605.

There’s a nest in Gypsyland.
3118, 5679 (369).

There’s a rainbow in the _ sky.
Tao. ( eye

Those - beautiful eyes. 14163
(757), 16064.

Tickle me. 756 (117).

Tricky little tune. 13957, 14163
(760).

Trip along. 25338, 25595 (507).

Two time Dan. 12035, 12344
(245).

Wait for a warm, sunny day.
16186, 18364 (3826).

Wait till you’re’ blue. 14163
(764), 16187.

Waitin’ for the evenin’ mail.
12108, 12344 (249).

Wanna go South again. blues.
14032, 14163 (760). :

Washington Square. 14163 (767).
16198.

What makes a business man tired?
14060, 14163 (769).

What more do you want. 756
(127):

What the girls will wear. 12344
(253), 14061.

INDEX

pt. 111, B.-s., v.18

Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.—Contd.
When her lips surrender. 25469,
25595. (516).
When I kissed the blarney stone.
14163 (771), 16282.
‘When romance wakes.
25595, (312).

Where rainbows end. 14163 (774),
16270.

Whistling. 756 (182).

Who’s sorry now. 95994, 5679
(401).

Why did I buy that Morris chair
for Morris? 14163 (776), 16289.

Yes sir, that’s Lazy Bones. 95679
(408), 9376.

You. — 12288.

You, and only you. 12344 (265).

You can’t cry-baby me.. 18338,
18364 (336).

You can’t make love to another.
18364 (337), 209381.

You gave me your heart. 756
(1385).

You’re doing a Rip Van Winkle.
23020, 25595 (528).

Youwre.O. Kj! Katy with me.
20949, 28352 (149).

Youw’re trying to throw me down.
12317, 12344 (267).

Wathall (A. G.) Mu _ phi epsilon
songs. 15401.
Watkeys (C. W.)

12445.
Watkins (M. S.) Our Washington.
20066.
Watkins. (P. F.):
Always waiting till my ship comes
im. (27028.
Mammy’s little crow. 19683.

My ship come sailing. 24618.
Watling (H. F.) Ten poetic fancies.
7667.
Watson (Albert)
Dixie. 12150.
Watson (EK. J.):

Blue eyes. 14832.
Moonbeam glide. 11025.
Paddy.—is better and
7058.
Watson (Eva): Just a pal. 24235.
Watson (F. C.). See Campbell-Watson
(F.)
Watson (G. C.) Arab Ann. 21056.
Watson (J. 8S.) Again. 5702.
Watson (M. M.)
12754.-
Watson (T. M.)
Virginia. 6909.
Watson (Valentine) :
T’ll tell the world. 4175.
Lonely. 4512.
Whoops-a-daisy. 1488.

25479,

Banquet song.

Wedding bells in

better.

My home town in

Enchanted forest.

Watson (W. C.)
California. 4190.
Watson (William)
20560.
Wiattt (H.2kbe
At springtide. 7808 (6).
Night song. 7808 (91).
Perdita. 7808 (103).
Watters (L. T.) Mother. 4685.
Watts (H. E.) Haste thee, haste thee.
4061. .
Watts (J. A.):
Daddy, daddy, I’m your laddie.
18745.
My giggling baby. 19854.
Talk about your chicken. 1346.
Watts (Wintter):
Bring her again to me. 7949.
Intreat me not to leave thee. 2221.
Let it be forgotten. 13155.
Only a ery. 13498.
Only and forever. 8822.
White rose. 1484.
Wild tears. 3299.
Waugh (W.:E.):
I need some one to love me. 10492.
One great dream of life. 17648.
Waverly musical products co. ine.
Sweet Aloha land. 11824. .
Wawrzynski (A. D. J.) Wspomnienie
przesztoseci. 9370.
Waxhendorf-Lewis (A.)
the elves. 23672.
Wayne (A.) Wet wash ball. | 20792.
We praise Thee, we bless Thee. 12141.
Wealthdale (Bert) My dream 0’
dreams. 11089.
Weary & Lash. Ohio, the good old
buckeye state. 11254.
Weasner (H.:C.) & .¢o.:
I want you. 21875.
Lonesome. 4515.
Weather wise. 16209.
Weatherford (Theo.)
gone away. 595738.
Weaver (Harry) Blanchie. S806.
Weaver (T. B.):
Now didn’t it pay to come. 19952.
Oh dear, such horrid colds. 19989.
Real old-fashioned weleome. 20194.
Santa’s never failed us yet. 20292.
Star above the manger. 20463.
This dear old school of ours.
20620.
Whooping cough germs. 16287.
Webb (H. B.):
Clearing house blues. 21820.
Mavybell. 22214.
Webb (M. H.) Children of the year.
9747.
Webb (Tessa)
6802.
Webbe (W. Y.)
5070.

I’m going back to

Tavern song.

Dance of

When you’re

Mem’ries of mother.

Salvator mundi.

1908

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923 ,

Webber (EF. D.)
time. 8397.
Webber (H. A.)

technie. 11408.

Weber (Ben)

Julia. 10663.

Weber (Bertha) :

Evening shadows. 16774.
I Sing of you. 4215.
Lincoln so brave and true.
Sound of the sea. 2999.
Wind-flower. 9348.

Weber (C. M. von):
Euryanthe. 16772.
Freischititz. 19001.
Invitation to the dance. 4519.
Jubel. 2268.

My Jesus as Thou wilt.
Préciosa. 2781.

Rondo brilliant. 22678...
Scene from Freischuetz. 5083.

Weber (EH. J.): :

It can never happen again. 106038.
It’s a lotta Bologny. 13062.
Nobody lied when they said that
I cried over you. 2628.
Suppose nobody cared. 11815.
Weber (Esther) Lots o’ mama.
22139, 24372.
‘Weber (CE: iy)

In the merry spring-

Plectral and finger

2360.

17506.

Visionary dreams.

16173.
Weber (O. H.) Old fashioned home-
stead. 13465.

Carmencita. 3589.
My sweet Molly O.

Weber (Otto)
Weber (R. B.)
8729, 22355.
Webster (Alfred)
Webster (C. C.)

Cygne. 18741.
Harmony march.

19097.

_Webster (C. K.) Honeymooning in
the sky. 12980.

- Webster (G. O.) King of the ages.
19506. ‘

Webster (K. D.) Just play make-be-
lieve. . 22020.

Webster (Mose) I am waiting for my
change to come along. 4145.
Webster (Wesley) :
Mi bella California. 4642.
Polish dance. 4940.
Song ofa faun. 5192.
oa Winter... 5616.
’Weckerlin (J. B.):
Shepherd so fickle. 7303.
Tell me, mother. 18055.
Weckwerth (Billie) Kiss me sweet-
heart! won’t you kiss me. 10702.
Weddell.(Johnny) Moon land. 19788.
Weddell-Francis co. Moon | land.
- 19788.
Wedge (G. A.) Advanced ear-training
and sight-singing. 759.

Just a plain girl called

1909

Wee Gee. 7648.

Weekes (A.) & co. ltd.:
Anniversary selection. 3484.
Benedicite omnia opera. 5822.
Dandelion clocks. 18756.
Garden of delight. 12846.
Hound of heaven. 10380.

If she but knew. 4260.

In Brittany. 4275.

Invocation. 10594.

Minuet in A. 138310.

Musical rambles. 4698.

Notes and time. 4794.

Peace and goodwill. 24815.

Premiére jeunesse. 24887.

Reaper’s song. 13627.

‘Render thanks and praise. 13636.

To Him all power. 5373.

12 easy and tuneful voluntaries.
ATT).

17 voluntaries 11659.

Water nymph. 140388.

Weekes (A. J.) Blue Pacific.
Weeks (A. E.):

Bobby. 18556.

Georgia peaches. 19019.
Weeks (Harold) :

Fuzzy wuzzy bird. 178.

Owl and the moon. 24783.

Seattle town. 11604.
Weeks (Harold) melody shop. Seattle

14835.

town. 11604.
Weeks (L. M.) Cottage by the sea.
21354.

Weeks (M. B.):
Meditation of the deep blue ocean.
8622, 24486.
Sunset hour. 5254.
Weelkes (Thomas) :
Ape, the monkey
23405. ~
Cease, Sorrows, now.
Galliard. 23865.
Ha ha! this world doth pass.

and baboon.

1695.

23951.
Nightingale. 11161, 19933.
Since Robin Hood. 25074.
Strike it) up, Labor.) |; 25179.

Those spots upon my lady’s face.
25292.
Those
23057.
Though my carriage. 3132.
Three virgin nymphs were walk-
ins) also!
= Upon a nikky 3190.
Wehrmann (Henry) That little
sweetheart of mine. 16373 (86).
Weidig (Adolf) :

In mother’s rocking chair. 8388.
Partners at the dance. 8841.
You and I [and] Fireside dream.

9381.
You are it.

sweet delightful lilies.

9382.

INDEX

pt.:111, Mi's.j v. 18

Weidt (A. J.):

Golden memories. 19057.

Goose waddle, 19069.

Home town band. 19147.

Jolly sailors. 19440.

Weidt’s chord system. 706-709,
1417, 7678-7681, 16213-16215,
20778-20781, 23185-23196.

Weidt (H.) Watchman’s song.
(115):

Weigand (L.
6820.

Weile pub. co.. inc.:

Everybody likes the same sweet
girl. 1900.

Sweetest dreams of you. 15992.

Those long wearing blues. 16067.

Weiler (A. J.) In a summer garden.
6468.
Weill (Irving):

Honeymoon time.
4119, 14814.

Poor Richard. 11421.

Whispering times. 756 (131)

Weiller (Ernest) Baiser des yeux.
12487.
Weiller (Roger)
Weimar (Fritzie) :
‘In the eyes of the world.
Texas Gypsies. 13901.
Weinberg (George) Peanuts, five a

5679

D.) Miami smiles.

756 (42), 4116-

Venga.. 681.

135045.

bag. Saas. 15682.
Weinberger (Josef) :

Adorée. 5698.

Frasquita. 1947.
Fredigundis. 8201.
Jonny-foxtrot. 6550.

Marchen aus Florenz. 24421.
Rinaldo. 7201.

Siegerin. 9237, 9238.

Yuschi tanzt. T795-T797.
Yuschi-walzer. 7798, 7799.
Weiner (Leo) Il. streichquartett.

9411.
Weiner (Martin) Samson and Deli-
lah. 5074.

Weinstein (Jacob):

Jl trouble more. 21910.
Mah jongg blues. 22172.
Weintraub (Stephan) Motormidel.
8684
Weir (A. E.) Concert piano pieces
the whole world plays. 3678.
Weir (Norman) Londonderry air.
24346.
Weisberg (A. H.) School of double-
stopping. 17846.
Weiser (Virginia) Hope on. still.
2073, 24033.
Weiskopf (M. A.):
Land of somewhere. 15156.
Movie show. 22309.
Peeping moon. 22542.

1910 :

Weiss (F. U.) Little red school house.
2384.

Weiss (Ruth) Don’t leave me, little
Gypsy. 9958.

Weiss (Stephan) :

Ich hab’ ein vis-a-vis. 8369.
Im café zum riesenrad. 6457.
~— Im hotel Zur nachtigall. 6458.

Kleine Lotte hat sich vorgestern
verlobt. 6592.

Leb’ wohl Sophie. 13149.

Morgen-schatz-morgen. 6865.
Weisser (S.):

A gast af der erd. 758.

Feter man Kan eich. 1924.

Gesheft hob ich. 3972.

Kinder beiten ois a taten. 2289.
Mein veibs shigoon. 2481.
Waiber a gesind oif aich. 20749.

Yente dhie grine. 1454.
Zigele migele. 3364.
Weissheyer (J.) Fileuse d’or.

Weissleder (Hisie) :

1925.

Dear old Yale. 23703.
Rondeau. 7219.
Wood-thrush. 7757.

Weist (John) :
Have you had your banana to-day.
16920.
I lean on Lena.
Ma-ma-Marie.
Missing you.
Oh! licker me,
20000.
Slip-slip slippery mama. 20382.
Why do you always say no. 20867.
You took the sunshine. 20958.
Weitzel (J. H.):
Jackie. 288.
Marie. 380.
Wekerlein (J. B. T.)
18364 (52).
Weksler (Serge)

19227.

19676.

19766.

licker me Doce.

Counsel to Nina.

Danse russe. 1807.

Welch (F. E.) Im in love with a
girl on the screen. 10475.

Welch (P. D.) Moonbeams of Maine.

11028.

Welde (EK. O.) Moonshine blues,
19794.

Welden (E. W.) On wings of love
waltz. 7021.

Weldon (AI.)

Welhausen (Roderik)
7303.

Well-known hymns. 1418.

Weller (Bertha) Childrens hour, peek

Ding-a-ling girls. 3774.
Solitude. 2971,

a boo. 23590.
Weller (F. D.) Big eyed beauty of
mine. 5832. sf
Weller (Ted) Big eyed beauty of

MING, OGan. Vie
Welles (B. LL.) Out upon our way.
24779.

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1923

Wellesley (Arthur) Golden gate.

23908.
Welling (Henry):
T’ll be glad to know that you're
~ gone. 104438.
It’s men like you make girls like
me. 21966.
Long, last, lingering look. 17307.
Virginia Brown. 16171, 18197,
23154, 23155, 25416.
Who’s it who loves you, who’s it
huh. 23247.
Wellings (—) When thou art near.
14163 (609).

Wellner (Alfred)

Wells (George) :
Kiss. 17230.
Oh how I love you So.

Wells (Gilbert) :
Daddy better

Lamentation. 4449.

19995.

watch. your step.

3711.

Papa better watch your step.
11345.

Red hot mama. 22634.

Wells (Glenn) Maid of the mountains.
2434.

Wells (H. L.) Princess of the prom.
11448.

Wells (J. E.):
Armistice day parade.
In line of march. 2196.
Wells (Jerome B.):
Her Jerry. 987.
My Betsy Ann. 4704.
Sweetest boy. 5282.
That old violin. 5331.
Virgin’s hope. 5466.
Wells (John Barnes) :
Little magpies. 20974 (158).

1540.

Mr. Wells. 19771.

Puzzled little grandson. 17757.

Thumb marks. 3141, 20974 (219).

Two little magpies. 673, 674.

Whoo. 14095.

In California where I met you.
10556.

Why don’t you love me like you
used to? 782.

Wells (Mary) Mother’s devotion.
19812.

Wells (W. C.) I wished I’d stayed
home with my ma. 24134.

Wells (W. W.) My faith in Thee.
Daze :

Welsh (G. H. R.) My personality girl.
A SS2-

-Welsh airs and dances. 23197.
Welton (R.G.) Smile girlie, oh girlie,

- why don’t you smile? 11680.

Welty (Earl):

If I were an aviator. 24140.

Old glory. 24726. ;

106658-—-24-—_39

Wendiland (Waldemar)
7094.
Wendling (Pete) :
Heaven in your eyes. 10334.
I’d rather fox trot than waltz.
10425.
I hate to think what would happen
to me, if anything happened to
you. 24076.
I rather fox trot than waltz. 4212.
Marching down the aisle. 19696...
Maxie Jones, king of the saxie-

Peter Sukoff,

phones. 2465.
Old yeller dog of mine. 22476.
Page Paderewski: 11333.

Papa blues. 2727.

Rainy day Sue. 2813.

You’re O. K. Katy with me. 18254,
20449.

Wendt (A. L.):
O be joyful in the Lord. 19967.
Resurrection. 22648, 24924.
Wendt (L. M.) I long to be a sheik
like Harold Teen. 19234.
Wenger (H. W.):
Larry. 10729.
Pride of the Sioux. 15700.

Wenger (Herman) ‘There'll be no
league of nations while Europe is in
chaos of peace. 18079.

Wenrich (—) Silver stars.

Wenrich (Percy) :

All muddled up. 1501, 16408.
Barefoot boy. 38492.

2956.

Burning kisses. 21214.
Chinky. 14430.

Dreams of India. 3820.
Good-bye Dobbin. 21661.

Lindy lady. 23866, 6638, 13171.
My darling. 22320.
Nonsense. 11174.
Under the maples. 12043.
When the shadows fall.
23226.
Wensinger (Edith)
and home sweet home.
Went (Kitty):
Nobody loves me fat. 19945.
When I hear her wooden shoes.
20809.
Wenum (Odin)
Weppler & Hamcke.
lonesome rose. 3713.
Werau (A. M.):
Glocke lied. 10224.

12186,

Dreaming of you
23745.

Drifting. 18869.
Daddy’s little

In Hawaii. 15007.

Popocatepetl-Surabaya-trot. 8887.

Was brauchen wir an shimmy.
121233

Wenn ich dich seh’, da muss ich
weinen. 20784.

Wo bist du hin, du blondgelockte
maid. 12254.

Were you there. 23199.

1911

Dtona, WR. ss v.18

Werl (George) You made me cry over | West (J. AL):

you. 20941. Hark, what mean ieee holy
Werley (W. J.) Come nestle in your voices. 14168 (226).
mammy’s arms. 1752. | While shepherds watched their
Werner (EK. J.) Boost Case. 9643. flocks by night. 14163 (611).
Werner (J. A.) Flag and its colors. | West (J. E.) Those Kentucky blues.
18966. 16066.
Werner music pub. co. My radio girl. | West (J. M.):
4735. Hark, what mean _ those holy
sie i voices. 14163 (226).
shh oeeth (August) Album leaf While shepherds watched their
Wy ettneinh (EK. 8S.) Valse le printemps HOcks Dy tte
- 8. als > | West (Moni ’S 2 i
5443. 544A, | est (Monica) There’s a_ bonnie

house in Ayr. 25274.
Werther (Franz) Walzerlied. 9279. | West (Ray) Melody. 7562.
Wesibauer (Walter) Alwaysthesame | West End trust co. Flossie waltz.

dear mother. 9471. 5679 (37).
I may have been born in Virginia, went dry. 17902.

but my heart’s in a Quaker | Westcott (A. R.) Good morning,

town. 250. Texas. 216638.
It ain’t no fun to get ’em young. | WesStenberger (G. A.) Oh, mother
280. dear. 2674.

Westerbeke (George) God’s gifts.
19050.
Westerhoff (B. B.):
I wonder who. 4240.
No wonder you’re tired of it all.

That roamin’ Romeo. 3106, 7513.
_ You’ve always cheated. 25582.
Wesley (Mattie) Memories of my old
cabin home. 8630.

Weslyn (Louis): | 15510.
Into the garden of Allah. 17145. Ottumwa, 11315.
It’s none of my business. 17157. Powder River blues. 15688.

Wessa (E. L.) Flowers that grow in | Westerhout (Niccolo van) Momento
the garden of love. 10144. capriccioso. 18364 (145).

Wessenbderg (F. W.) Conservatory | Westermeyer (J.) Just a kiss, 19451.
method for guitar. 14163 (118). Westley & Hearon. Dimples. 14557.

Wesson (A. F.) Midnight. 4644. Westling (Helga) :

West (—) You know you belong to Sweet william or marigold. 22959.
somebody else so why don’t you That somebody dear is ‘you.
leave me alone. 12297. 23021. 7

West (A. M.): f Westman (I. M.) Mother, I’m going

That’s why you’ve grown tired of to leave you and live with the
me. 7016. _ angels above. 15391.
Why he grew tired of me. 3291. Westman (Marvin) For compositions

West (Arthur) On the green shores by M. Westman, sce this index un-
of Erin once more I am starein’. der names of claimants of Copy-
11281, 13482, 13483. right.

West (Bob): Weston (Aseneth) Take me and make

Baby-land. 21089. me your wife once more. 180490.
I ean’t forget loves sweet story. Weston (C. B.):
24069. Happy valley. 14791.
They’re not wearing them shorter It might have been. 19391.
any longer. 23044. Sweet Rose machree. 3064.
West (Eugene): Weston (Harry):
Hi lee, hi-lo. 10346, 10347. If you could sail with me. 14986.
I loved you once, but you stayed Pineapples. 17716.
away too long. 10455. Weston (Mildred) :
Immigration Rose. 24150. Little Red Riding Hood. 1091.
Somebody’s trying to steal you Toys. 13878.
from me. 13784. Weston (R. Harris) See Harris-Wes-
Sorry for you. 20448. ton (R.).
Sweet mamma go bye-bye, sweet | Weston (R. P.):
daddy go cry-cry. 13870. Guy. 12884.
Sweet sonny boy. 25207. Hussars. 12950. -
Why should I give my love to you. I do like to be in good company. |
7736. 2098.

1912

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1924

My word. 13398.

Percy’s posh plus-fours are price-
less. 13542.

Rich man and the poor man.
13644.

See you down there. 13702.

That reminds me where I left my
umbrella. 13905.

Tripe. 13960.
Very nice fellow to speak to.
9261.
We'll have a Woolworth building.
14045.
When Finnegan found the five-
pound-note. 9301.
Weston (Urthrel) Blue thinking of
you. 14336.

Westover (Charity) Washington the
_ State of the evergreen. 23175.
‘Westphal (Frank) :
Don’t sing me the blues, dear.
6059, 9966.
Pianola.” 13057, 22553.
Step-daddy. 11782.
West’s Itd.:
Ah Fim Loo.
Aren’t we all?

18391.
18443.

Brave heart that beats for me.
7945.

Dawn of delight. 8076.

Down west Norfolk way. 1863.

Drawing the dole. 18857.
Entre nous. 12757.
‘Garden in Brittany. 8208.
Ghosts. 6225.
Gnats. 1983.
I gotta wunnerful baby. 12964.
I thought I knew. 14946.
In a farmyard. 8382.
Japanese lanterns. 2239.
Jolly huntsman. 2259.
Kan-a-lu. 8454.
Lazy Honolulu. 15144.
Love’s a fairy fiddler.
Mimosa San. 8647.
Molly Kennedy. 8661.
Moonlit waves. 13331.
Moscovitch band. 13338.
Night’s eandles. 2620.
On Sunday night. 20029.
Pea-nuts, popcorn, candy.
Southern Rose. 13815.
Tell me, when were you born.

9164.
That’s where you want it. 13910.
Three o’clock in the morning.
Dao0, 7055,,.11957,, 11958.

Violet. 14015.
Whistling. 9328.
Yellow sands. 3332.

‘Wetherby (Olive) Love me. 24383.

_ Wetherhold (R. G.) American fidelity.

3420.

‘Wetmore (S. T.)

8553.

8849.

America. 9473. .

Wetten dass. 5048.
Wetzel (EH. C.) Telling lies. 5312.
Wetzel-Anderson music pub. co. Tell-
ing lies. 5312.
Wever (KE. H.) Look in your heart.
22127.
Whalen (Billy) :
Cleveland on Lake Erie’s beauti-
ful shore. 8016.
Mi-am-i beach. 10984, 17421.
Whalen (C. A.):
If I had a man. 1030.
In the land of yesterday.
10579.
Whaley, Royce & co. ltd.:
Absent friends. 1482.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.

1039,

12729.
Flashlight. 16809.
In woods enchanted. 2212.
Whalley (F. G.) Dreaming. 3812.

Wharton (G. E.):
Moonlight in Bermuda.
Your blue earthen jar.

What perfume this?

9296.

What’s the matter with Sally. 16221.

Wheaton (Francis) Reuben. 15742.

Wheeler (—) Lovelight in your eyes.

4539.

Wheeler

12784.

Wheeler (C. F.)

all miss you.

6862.
23333.
O shepherds say.

(CS Bey) Rainy. iirtatwon.

Old friend, how we
7015.

Wheeler (E. B.) Love sick. 22147.
Wheeler (J/rs. P. A.):

Come love to me. 9799.

When Sappho sang. 5959.
Whelpley (Benjamin) Soldier. 20401.
Whewell (J. E.) Dul-ce-bell. 3831.
Whidden (Jay) Nobody sighs, nobody

cries over me. 6969.

While by my sheep. 18364 (220, 221).

While the blood’s running warm in
your veins. 20857.

Whinery (Tike) My Mobile moon.
11124.

Whinon (H. W.) Sheik of the Great
Mohammed. 15834.

Whirl of Paris. 6357.

Whishaw (F. J.):

Cradle song. 14163 (125).

Expectancy. 14163 (163).

Had I a thousand eyes. 14163
(224);

Kingdom for a smile. 14163
(299).

Love in April.. 5679 (67).
Loved voice. 14163 (321).
On dit. 14163 (410).
Protestations. 14163 (452).

1913

INDEX

pt. 111, D. s., v. 18:

Whishaw (F. J.)—Continued.
Skylark. 14163 (520).
War that feeds on pretty lovers.
14163 (581).
Whitcup (Leonard)::
Mama’s blue ’cause daddy’s green.

24440,
Rain drops. 24910.
White (—):
Ji-ji-boo. 17180.

Many thousand gone. 5679 (278).
Sometimes I feel like a motherless

child. 5679 (848).
White (Alva) Blue Monday blues.
14384.
White (C. A.):
Eggs for your breakfast in the
morning. 10037.

11218.
11260.

O, restless sea.

Old farmer John.
White (C. C.):

Cabin song. 18605.

Caprice. 3281.
Sérénade. 2927.
Twilight. 3179, 3180.

Valse coquette. 3197.
White (C. H.) Benedictus es, Domine.
12474.

White (Constance) Open the gate of

your heart. 8823, 22492, 24761.
White (E. E.) My soul is calling.
10036.

White (Felix):

All a green willow.

Ancien régime. 5740.

Bumpkin’s dance. 21213.

Cast your caps and cares away.
5916.

Cockle-boat (The). 3656.

Come to Me, all ye that labour.
18711.

Cradle song. 856.

Darling buds of May. 6016.

Henry and Mary. 16940.

Here they come. 21728.

I saw a ship a-sailing. 14944.

Little swallow. 15205.

7823.

Love of the archer prince. 1106.
Mermaid’s song. 153384.
Mistress Mary. 8657.

My maid. Mary. 6917.

Nathan Nobb. 15477.
Neophyte. 1173.

Northern star. 1177.

Oid courting rhyme. 8801.
Puss: * (5793:

Ring-a-ring o’ fairies. 13648.

Slumber song of the plains. 20386.

Squirrels at play. 7421.

That’s the way for Billy and me.
18067.

White (G. W.) T’ve got the blues for

258.
Under the apple

my home in Dixie.
White (Georgiana)
hlossoms. 161388.

White (H. K.)
you. 24108.
White (Harry:

Ain’t it all wrong, ain’t I right.

I'm not sighing for-

18396.
Fatty. 1918.
I love her just the same. 24093..
Mama’s baby. 19677.
Oh! sister, ain’t that hot. 11249.

White (Johnny) :

Deeze, doze and dem. 12683.
Deeze, doze and dems. 12684.
Sorry for you. . 20443.

White (K. I.) Dear mother, my best-
friend has gone. 1820.

White (Laura) Missouri land. 11010...

White (M. L.):

Calls from the homeland. 12542.
24 tiny tunes for young musicians..
- 16282.

White (M. V.)
(119).

White (Mattie) Don’t leave me honey-
dada, papa don’t leave me now..
12704.

White (Paul):

Protest (A). 9413:

Fantastic dance. 16788.
Old fashioned suite. 17634.
Poem. 17729.
Réverie. 17790.

Sérénade. 17866.

White (Pete) Twelve tones.
White (Reynor) :

Cruel honey. 16648.
High blues. 16947.
White (T. E.) Those long wearing:

blues. 16067.
White (W. C.) Saracen guard. 7808
(283), 8978, 11577.
White (Wilfred) Down in ragtime:
town. 18851.
White (Willy):
Ain’t it all wrong, ain’t I ae bk
18396.
Fatty. 1918.
I love her just the same. 24093.
Papa don’t stop, while you are-
dancing. 4876, 4877.
Please mama, please papa. 15670...
Wonder if she’s lonely, too. 9355..
Wonderful girl of today. 23282,
25548.
White-Smith music pub. co.:
Course in harmony. 21361.
Cry at dawn. 3702.
Delight of the out-of-doors. 877.
Eggs for your breakfast in the.
morning. 10037.

23098.

Evening shadows. 16774.

Face of the world. 14655.

Four American Indian songs..
1205 t-

From belfry towers. 3951.

Golondrina. 21655.

Grand festival march. 10266.

1914

a,

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

I am one with my God. 16998.
Harvard’s own. 21701.
I’m a wand’rin’! 1015, 1016.

Ivanhoe commandery grand march. j

10615.
Just you. 17210.
‘Lead kindly light.
‘Learn to say yes.
Like some young
8510.
Little caporal. 10792.
‘Live humble. 8529.
March of the brave. ‘22189.
Master instructor for the ukulele,

10740.
17260.
troubadour.

banjoluke and tiple. 1134.
Moss rose. 8670.
National masonic clubs’ march.
11147.

‘O little town of Bethlehem. 17599.

O restless sea. 11213.

Ocean by moonlight. 22432.

Old farmer John. 11260.

Sleep, weary wanderer. 11676.

Song of the Volga boatmen. 17954.

Sweet Sabbath bells. 22957.

‘Thunder God’s child. 18103.

‘Voice within. 18201.

Wind-flower. 9348.

Within the potter’s shop. 16317.

Woman of Sychar. 1445.
Whitefield (R. W.) Beauty,

21129.

Whitehouse (Fred) Wanted-a-mother.
7663.

Whitelock (O. V. St.)

were OF, -V.)

Whitely (Richard) :
Costly trimmin’s. 12621.
Waiting dreamland. 9275.

‘Whiteman (Paul):

retire.

See St. White-

Oriental eyes. 495.
Wonderful one. 1447, 5623, 14115.
White’s (George) Scandals. AA

10754, 10772, 11961, 12289, 12344
(154), 13191, 13914, 16008, 17019,
18285.

‘Whithorne (Emerson) :
Chimes of St. Patrick’s. 1723.
Greenwich Village tragedy. 8245.
On the ferry. 8814.
Pell street, Chinatown.
Times Square. 3147.
Whiting (A. B.) Dreams of old Ire-
land. 18867.
Whiting (Arthur):
Album leaf. 18364 (5).
Bagatelle. 18364 (17).
Caprice. 18364 (223).
Christ our Passover. 9413 (25).
Desert Shall rejoice. 9413 (37).
Humoreske. 18364 (102).
Hundred pipers. 1000.
I shall not die, but live.
(431).

2742.

25595 |

Idyl. 18364 (224).
Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill.
1074.
Scherzino. 18364 (225).
Whiting (C. E.) 110*° cavalry

M.N. G. 12342. -
Whiting (G. E.):
Gloria in excelsis. 14163 (200).
O salutaris. 14163 (402).

Whiting (O. C.):
By the brookside. 14163 (71).
Hifersucht. 12344 (9).
Erstes begegnen. 12344 (10).
Frohes ende. 12344 (13).
In good humor. 14163 (267).
Little lindler. 14163 (314).
Melancholie. 12344 (32).
Stindchen. 12344 (49).
Wandering Hungarian.

(594).

Whiting (R. A.):
All the knicker knockers wear

14163

knickerbockers now. 23382.
Blue Swanee. 21183.

Hyerythin= is 2 K- ©; in —K-Y,
3884.

I’m arranging for changing the
key. 19245.

In June. 4283.

Just a little bit of dreaming.
4378.

Old folks at home. 20017.

Rocky Mountain moon. 1250.

Sayonara. 24998.

Since you went away dear old pal.
22800.

Somebody’s wrong. 11703.

Stormy weather pal. 17992.

Too many sweethearts.
53882.

Watchin’ the moon rise.

When I wonder. 9306.

Whitlock (M. L.) Daddy of mine.
8060.
Whitman (EHlsie) :
Flowers at dusk. 18975.
Glory of your love. 19040.
God’s own land. 19051.
Whitman (L. R.) That dear wonder-
ful mammy of mine. 11902.
Whitmer (T. C.):
God of the dew, God of the sun.

5381,
20761.

14750.
Lo, there is builded a_ city.
6668.
Whitney (Howard) Mosquito’s pa-
rade. 13339.

Whitney (J. F.):
Bouquet valley of my northern
mountain home. 3550.
By the meadow brook. 9679.
May blossom time. 10989.

1915

INDEX

pt. 111, n. s., v.18

Whitson (Lewis) Old fashion girl.
2682.
Whitt (Louella) :

Curious little smile. 3706.

U. S. blues. 5431.
Whittaker (F. W.) My little radio
belle. 15446.

Whittaker (W. G.):
Captain’s lady. 9702.
Deil’s awa’. 9927.
Lullay! lullay. 359.
Of all women. 11227.

Whittemore (Earl) :

Baby. 5785, 5786.
Back to home sweet home to me.
89.

I’m on my way to home sweet
home again. 6419.
Wait till ’m gone. 3234.

Whittemore (Genevieve) :

Glory song of California. 3992.
Hail America. 5679 (201), 6284,
10288.

Whittemore (L. A.)
1592.

Whitten (Mrs. D. B.)
my dreams come true?

Whittle (F. H.)
O’Hare. 6017.

Who knows. 12223.

Whybark (J. N.):

Good night. 6260.

King Happy is our king.
Lassie I know. 6611.
Little shepherd. 6662.
My pony. 6921.

Nature songs for children. 24624.
Old Father Gopher. 7014.

Our grand old beautiful flag. 7045.

Wiant (B. M.):

Music for quiet worship. 421.
Psalm of the Son of Man. 529.

Wick (Frederick) Well- known hymns.
1418.

Wick (Hazel)

Wick (Otto):

To a little girl. 18121.
Woodland magic. 16326.

Wickberg (Beulah) Dreams come with
twilight. 16742.

Wicklund (C. A.) If you want to
reach heaven, you gotta stop raisin’
hell here belo’. 4269.

Widdel (J.) Fair maid of Perth.

At your door.
Will you let

5610.
Daughter of Michel

6589.

Memory ties. 19739.

1908.
Widener (S. F.):
Girl of the golden West. 21630,
238838.
Heart that’s true and _ brave.
8275.

I’m de happiest darkey. 249.

Just your old boyish smile. 1069.

Sunshine, roses and you. 15968.

Where the olive branches grow.
T2240.

1916

Widner (Hdna) My old prairie home..

24610.
Widor (C. M.):
Dance bretonne. 7808 (179).
Meditation. 19720.
Nuit. 14163 (391).
Sabotiére. 14163 (483).

Wieczorna roza. 23264.

Wiederhold (William) :
Eloquen’s echo yodle. 902.
Oh bring back, oh, bring back.
1182.
Sweet chiming bells.
Travels abroad. 1380.
Wiedoeft (R.):
Valse Yvonne. 12067.
Vision d’amour. 23156.

Wiedoeft (Rudy) music pub. co.:
Danse hongroise. 25595 (366).
Saxarella. 5679 (334). 7252.
Toddling sax. 94138 (234), 11981.
Valse Vanité. 5679 (383), 7618.
Valse Yvonne. 9413 (237), 12067.

Wieland (F. H.) Just broken hearted.

19465.

Wiéner

7368.

Wiener-Boheme verlag:

Anuschka. 5679 (131).
.Bisschen liebe. 18542.

Bittere trinen. 23496. P
Erste liebe. 21504.

Estherl mein schwesterl. 12766.
Feiner vogel ist der alte pelikan.

1333.

(Jean) Sonatine synecopée.

18954.
Gigolette. 19023.
Grenadier-shimmy! 14777.
Heut’ hab’ ich noch was vor!
23996.

Ja, was will denn dieses made!
von mir? 21973.

Kinder, im frtihling, da zahlt man-
kan zins. 10693.

Leb’wohl Sophie! 138149.

Margarete, die wohnt in Liesing..
13264.

Mein vis-4-vis ist die aiarie.
13291.

Nautschgirl, sei doch kein knaut-
schgirl. 8738.

Nur eine nacht. 756 (81).

Rozsika. 20263.

Schatz, wozu hast du ein him-
melbett? 22722.

Shanghai-Bay. 11624.

228509.
20677.

Sonne, liebe sonne.

Tutankhamen-shimmy.

Wenn ich dich seh’,
weinen. 20784. |

Wien, sterbende
9339.

Wo hast du nur die schonen ’

blauen augen her? 23278.

da muss, ich |

miarchenstadt. |

nos. 1-18, 1928

Wieniawski (Henri) :

Kuyawiak. 17238.

Romance. 12538, 22672.
Wieniawski (J.) Kuiawiaki. 14163

(301).

Weininger (Wilm):

Fox trot. 6204.

Gazellen. 10199.

Valse lente. 12068.

Wiens (D. B.):

Autumn melody. 18470.
Praise ye the Lord. 20149.

Wier (A. E.):
Children’s piano pieces. 1721.
Easy violin pieces. 14605.
Standard children’s songs. 3019.
Standard mandolin pieces. 15928.

Standard saxophone pieces. 15929.

Ukulele songs and pieces. 16132.
Wiernsberger (J. <A.) Fleur’ des
ruines. 14694.
Wiesbauer (Walter): —
Always the same. 15.
My little Irish colleen. 17518.

Wigginton (Nora) When I get there.

20808.

Wight (F. C.)
16828.

Wight (Freddie)
6286.

Wight (jrs.
12005.

* Wightman (F. de S.):

Fresh, fresh, fish.

Hail, New London.

kK. B.). .Prue...friend.

Love’s afterglow. 4542.
O’r the dreamland sea. 2712.
Race track. 2802.
Wietil (H. A.) For unto us a Child
is born. 16825.
Wilbanks (F. J.) Oklahoma. 479.
Wilber (Lucky) Rose of Mandalay.
13660.
Wilby (Joseph) Song of the camp-
fire. 179852.

Wilbye (John):
As fair as morn. 21063.
As matchiess beauty. 21064.

Away! thou shalt not love me.
234388.

Come shepherd swains. 1754,
21336.

Cruel, behold my heavy ending.
NS ToL.

Dear pity, how? ah how? 23704.

O wretched man. 24690.
Wilcock (Arthur):
Hugging tight. 4130.

Kiss game. 4419.
Surprise. 18014.
Wilcox (Mary) My mother’s picture.
24608.

Wilcox (Stanley) Empire state I’m
coming back to you. 10057.

Wilcox (W. 8.) Ever onward. 23790.

Wilcox music co. Ever onward.
23190.
Wilcoxon (Irene) :
Buddy boy. 14362.

I gave you what you ask for—
just a kiss. 14882.

Wilde (Dorothy) Bamboo

21116.

Wilde (E.) Land of Grannie’s dreams.
LOWS! ;

Wilder (C. L.)

baby.

Pleading for mamma

and home. 519.
Wildflower. 1533, 1997, 2165, 3296,
9342.
Wile (C. E.) Recompense. 11489.
Wile (J. Li) Lucille: * 1494!
Wiley (Adele):
Christian warfare. 5956.

Dying saint. 6107.

Wiley (Jess.) Oh, naughty Cleopatra.
22452.
Wiley (Susie)
20936.
Wilford, Itd.:
At seven o’clock.
Cincinnati flapper.
Conversation. 9813.
Drifting canoe. 6093.
Egyptian. 10040.
Fascinating. 6163.

Four Arabian love lyrics.
Ghosts. 6225.
In Monte Carlo.
Little fairy boat. 6652.
Longing for you. 22126.
Molly Molloy. 1383822.
Mount Everest suite.
My A-be. 6891.
Sister Caroline. 9048.
‘Peach me. de way.,,. 7497.

This year—next year. 11948.
Treatment. 5387.

Uncle. 16134.

Wait for the sunshine. 5485.
Why do you try to stop me danc-

You go your way.

21067.
21316.

2Y267.
150388.

6882.

ing?) 5598:
Wilfrid-Jones (Hubert) :
Glimpses. 8228.

Shepherd’s love song. 15837.

Wood-fairies.

Wilgus (C. R.) Tampa Bay. 20552.
Wilke (W. W.) Never again will I
leave my Kentucky home. 15492.

Wilkens (Verna) Heartsick. 23991.

Wilkenson (Walter)
girl of mine. 11925.
Wilkes (Ernest) :
Fairy cymbals. 18936.
Spring’s awakening. 20459.
Wilkes (R. W.):

My dearest one. 22322.

O salutaris. 19979, 19980.
Song of the wind. 5207.

That wonderful

marae I iii

INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v.18
Wilkes (Thomas) : Williams (Arnold) Woodland gale.
Do, re, mi. 14563. 16325. |

In the autumn. 13044.
Just in love with me. 13101.
Lickin’s. 13161.
Rememb’ring. 13634.
Um um da da. 16133.
Wilking (H. L.):
Chase. 1715.
Chinaman. 1725.
Dancing doll. 1800.
In a summer house.
Jumping jack. 2265.
Once upon a time. 2701.
One summer day. ee:
Playing leap frog. 27
Prelude. 38300.
Skating party.
Song. 3301.
Valse. 3195.
Wilking (M. R.):
Chase. 1715.
Chinaman. 1725.
Dancing doll. 1800.
In a summer house.
Jumping jack. 2265.
Once upon a time. 2701.

2186.

2959.

2186.

One summer day. 2705.
Playing leap frog. 2762.
Prelude. 3300.
Skating party. 2959.
Song. 38301.
Valse. 3195.
Wilkinson (Ella) My queen. 9413
(99).
Wilkinson (W. O.) My queen. 9413
(99).
Will (William) Everybody sings a
love song, in the springtime of the

year. 10084.
Willan (Healey):
Mystery of Bethlehem.
Sonata, no. 2. 22842.
Willard (Clyde):
Christmas ahoy. 23598.
Christmas glory. 16592.
Glory to God on high. 19042.
Jubilant Hastertide. 43878.
Our mothers. 7048.
Praise and beauty. 7136.
Willett (fH. W.) My sunshine Rose.
17539.
Willett (Hilda)
' 4094.

19905.

Her eyes are stars.

William (Hrnest)
jewel. 6911.
William Tell. 9413 (124).
Williams (—) Trot along.
Williams (A. B.) Love eall.
Williams (A. L.)

My Irish Nellie

7569.
17324.
Just wonderful you.

19487.
Williams (A. T.) Spell it out for
Tufts. 11758, 11759, 11760.
Williams (Al.) Chimes honeymoon.
Za092*:

Williams (Arthur) Lindy. 15189.
Williams (Blanche) Thos of you
lad. 16060.
Williams (C.) When mama sings the
blues. 18248.
Williams (C. 4 B.):
Basque dances. 7892.
Elegy. 21492, 25524.
Gavotte. 21610. !
Gigue. 21625.
I laughed at love. 21815.

Minuet. 22257.
My love is like a rea, red rose.
17518.

Williams (C. D.):
In the city of the king.
Wonderful city. 9356.
Williams (C. E.) Shepherds’ carnival.
2946.
Williams (C. J.) Don’t say that we
must part. 8106.
Williams (C. 8S.) Mammy’s little coon.
2439.

Williams
12812.
Williams (Clarence) :
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder for someone else. 20982.
Baby won't you please come home.
5789.
Baton Rouge blues.
Darktown capers.
Doll baby, that’s the kind of a
baby I am, 23722.
Easy going brown skin. 16754.
Four flushin’ papa. 16826.
Gulf coast blues. 2016.
Helmar, ‘21727,
I found happiness. 10482.
I’ve got the midnight blues,
I want to be myself. 17087.
If you don’t, I know who will.
4265.
Kansas City man blues.
Lady Luck blues. 10717:
Lay ’em down. 17254.

8393.

CC, ae Flapper blues.

9574.
9885.

223.

13491.

Lazy blues. 17255.

Leave my -sweet daddy alone.
A4ADS. ;

Mama's got the blues. 4572, 6740.

Michigan water blues. 6821.

My pillow and me. 2586.

Nobody in town can bake a sweet
jelly roll like mine. 13417.,

Original Charleston strut. 13499.

Outside of that. 4867, 24780.

Playing the blues. 15666.

Sally Long blues. 24985.

Sugar blues. 3037.

Sweet man’s the cause of “ all.
18023.

Syncopated blues. 11860.

1918

INDEX

_ nos. 1-13, 1923

That free and easy papa o’ mine.
7509, 11905.

Those dog-gone blues. 18096.

Unele Sam blues. 12040, 23112.

Unknown blues. 23121.

Wild cat blues. 20879.

Yodeling blues. 7767.

You don’t know my mind. 25571.

You don’t mean nothing to me
now. 25574.

You thought I was blind, but now
iesee:) «23327.

You’ve got another thought com-
ing to you. 18357.

‘Williams (Clarence) music pub. co.,
mer?

Absence makes the heart grow
fonder. 20982.

Alabammy home blues. 18399.

All alone. 14198.

All day long he’s listening to the
radio. 23379.

All I want is a man of my own.
16402. ;
Any time you want to go. 14242.
Arkansaw mama. 18445.
Baby won’t you please come home.
5789.
Bachelor blues. 21098.
Ballad, fox trot melody.
Barefoot blues. 7S&0.
Baton Rouge blues. 9574.
Bed time blues. 16478.
Believe me, I’m got it.
Black and blue. 18543.
Blue bird blues. 23501.
Blue thinking of you.
Blues never die. 18553.
Boogey boo blues. 16515.
Bouncing around. 21191.
Brown skin girl. 18593.
‘Carolina hotfoot. 23563.
Cave woman blues. 21258.
‘Changeable daddy blues.
Chasing the blues. 14415.
Cheer up pal: 18669.
Clarinet laughing blues. 16601.
(‘ome on daddy, mamma’s lone-
some for you every night.
16616.
Cruel back-bitin’
16647.
Daddy don’t go blues. 12644.
Darktown capers. 9885.
Darktown dancing school.
Do it. 8100.

Dodgin’ the blues. 23720.
Doll baby, that’s the kind of a
baby I am. 23722.
Done gone mad. 18826.
Don’t change your mind. 14575.
Don’t pincha da fruit, pincha da

cocoanut. 16718.
Don’t try to take my man away.
16721. |

vad ed eae

21144,

14336.

16562.

blues. 3701,

18763.

1919

Don’t want you no more. 18840.
Doris. 16728.

Down on the levée blues. 16729.
E flat blues. 10025.

Easy going brown skin. 16754.

14657.
mama’s gone-

Fade away blues.
Fare thee _ well,

goodbye. 21534.

Farewell sweet man oo’ mine.
16790.

For my mammy, my baby, my
Lindy and me. 16824.

Four flushin’ papa. 16826.

Ghost of the blues. 16856.

Gifford’s blues. 14739.

Give it to me. 19033.

Good bye my used to be, your
once was is gone. 16888.

Good looking papa blues.

Gulf coast blues. 8251.

Happy shout. 23965.

Has anybody here seen my man.
19098.

Helmar. 21727.

Henpecked husband blues.

Hesitatin’ mama. 16943.

How can I love you when you
keep on foolin’ around. 16978.

I ain’t blue. 14868.

I ain’t got no time.

I found happiness.

Ym ane appreciating
14909.

I’m boss of the shimmie gang.
4184.

I’m going to get myself a real
man. 17046.

I’m gonna steal somebody’s daddy.
17049.

I promised not to holler, but hey!
hey. 21856.

I’ve got those shouting blues.
19289.

I want to be by myself. 17087.

I wanted you all the time. 10521.

If you don’t I know who will.
4265, 19323.

12872.

16939.

21788.
10432.
mamma.

If you don’t like it leave. 18016.
In the morning blues. 15021.
Irresistible blues. 17152.

It ain’t no fault of mine. 21962..

It’s your time to have the blues.
15050.

It seems to me. 10612.

It takes a mean old mama to make
a bad daddy behave. 19405.

Jail house blues. 24200.

Jealous hearted blues. 17167.

Jot ’°em down blues. 19441.

Just to me a distant star. 19485.

Kansas City man blues. 15114,
19491. '

Keeps on a-rainin’. 4408, 10684.

King Tut blues. 4416, 10697.

Kiss me sweet. 22035.

INDEX

Williams (Clarence) music pub. co.,
ine.—Continued.
Kiss your pretty baby nice. 17232.
Lady Luck blues. 10717.

Lake Ponchartrain blues. 17246.
Lay ’em down. 17254.

Lazy blues. 17255.

Little creole lullaby. 19577.
Lonesome woman’s blues. 19606.

Long last lingering look. 17307.
Mama knows. 22177.

Mama’s got the blues. 4572, 6740.
Mammy I’m blue. 17378.
Michigan water blues. 6821.
Midnight blues 22245.
Mistreated blues. 13316.
Monkey jungle blues. 19784.
Mushy love. 11066.

My pillow and me. 2586.

My sugar papa ain’t so awful

handsome. 15464.

My wooden shoe girl. 22368.
New Orleans hop scop_ blues.
19925.

New Orleans wiggle. 22384.
Nita. 19986.

Nobody in town can bake a sweet
jelly roll like mine. 13417.

Nobody knows you when you are
down and out. 24658.

Nobody loves me but my mother.
HIDTE

Oh daddy! you wont have no
mamma at all. 2669.

Oh what a lie somebody told to
me. 17622.

One lonesome dime. 20040.

Original Charleston strut.
13499.

Outside of that. 4867, 24780.

Papa, mama is all alone, blues.
17683.

Play ’em for mamma,
for me blues. 17722.

11311,

sing ’em

Play it a long time papa. 20121.

Play with me, honey. 17724.

Playing the blues. 15666.

Previous. 24892.

Put your mind on no one man.
17756.

Right key but the wrong keyhole.
17792.

Sally Long blues. 24985.

Shakin’. 5114.

She’ll be there mother mine.
25040.

Shoe blues. 20346.

Shootin’ crap blues. 20348.

Shreveport blues. 17886.

Sittin’ on the curbstone blues.
17908.

Sobbin’ blues. 17929.

Sobbing blues. 25097.

Some old day. 17988.

South side blues. 20445.

SS SS

pt. m1, 0. s., v. 18

——

Southern. blues. 17962.

Spread it. 20456.

Steamboat days. 25162.

Stop shimmyin’ sister. 17988.

Strut it up and down. 17995.

Strutting along. 25182.

Sud bustin’ blues. 25184.

Sugar blues. 3037.

Sunshine. 20505.

Sweet daddy blues. 18020.

Sweet man’s the cause of it all.
18028. ;

Syncopated blues. 11860.
Tampa blues. 18042. ;
Tantalizing blues. 16018.

Tennessee chuckles. 16038.

That free and easy papa 0’ mine.
7509, 11905.

That’s a symptom. 18065.

That twa-twa tune. 20598.

Those dog-gone blues. 18096.

Those who live in glass houses:

_mustn’t throw any stones.
18101.

Tia Juana blues. . 18104.

Time will come. 18112.

Torpedoed at sea. 25323.
Tramping blues. 25329.

Uncle Sam blues. 23112.
Unknown blues. 23121.

Wash tub blues. 18222.

Wasted love. 25448.

Way down home upon the Swanee

shore. 14042.

What’ll you do when your daddy
Says goodbye. 18232.

What’s the use of having the
blues. 18236.

When mamma sings the. blues.
18248.

Wild cat blues. 18307, 20879.

Windy city blues. 23272.

Wonder where my lovin’ man’s:
gone. 25540.

Yodeling blues. TT767.

You ain’t treating me right blues.
18329.

You can’t go without no other
girl. 20928.

You don’t know my mind, blues..
20001.

You don’t mean nothing to me
now. 25574.

You just can’t have no one man
by yourself. 1460.

You need an Elgin movement to.
make a date with me. 18349.
You thought I was blind. 238327..
You’ve got another thought com- |

ing to you. 18357.
Williams (D. F.) Rosebuds are sweet- _
est in May. 24963. a
Williams (D. O.) Rose and yom.
20246.

1920 ;

INDEX

- nos. 1-18, 1923

Williams (KE. S.) Con. Dykeman’s
march. 1759, 9807, 9808.
Williams (Edward) Irish fantaisie.
6506.
Williams (Edwin)
Williams (Eugene) :
Ask me no questions, I’ll tell you
no lies. 3449.
Oriental Rose.
Williams (Hva)
Savior. 256.
Williams (F. A.):
At the picnic.

Night song. 2619.

2713. ’
I’ve crowned the

141638 (28)

Carnival dance. 23560.
Firefly. 10123.
Joyous youth. 24216.

24458.
14163 (361).
24642.
1338..

March triumphant.
Moonlight waltz.
Night in June.
Sylvan dance.

Williams (F. C.) My _love-rose.
22340.
Williams (Frank) It’s always sun-
shine. 284.
Williams (Gene):
En caravane. 16764.
Imagination. 6460.
In a caravan. 6463.

Williams (Gerrard) :

Cristemas. 23662.
Cycle of the sea. 14489.
Isle. 2228.
June. 84389.
Side shows. 5138.
Two songs. 9346.
Williams (Gertrude) Flapper’s blues.

3928.
Williams (Gus) Give me a life time
lease on your heart. 23888.
Williams (H. E.) Come unto Me, ye

weary. 23638.

Withams (HH. .) . I want a. man,
102%...

Williams (Henry) . Hoover, put it
over. 103878:

Williams (I. F.) Susquehannah Bill.
18016.

Williams (I. G.):
Gulf coast blues. 2016.
I’ve got the midnight blues. 4223.

Leave my sweet daddy alone.
4458.

Williams (J.) Chicago bound blues.
Ab Ae he

Williams (J. A.) With the folks down
on the farm. 93852.
Williams (J. H.):
I heard the veice of Jesus say.
4164.
Jesus lover of my soul.
Williams (J. M.):
How long must I wait for a sweet-
heart. 10392.
Nothing easier.

4351.

2637.
1921

Williams (Joseph) Itd.:

All thro’ the night. 18414.

Art of piano pedalling. 21061,
21062.

Ash grove. 18451.

Beside the lake. 7916.

Blackberrying song. 14821.

Canoe. 14886.

Child musician. 5944.

Cynthia. 8057.

David of the white rock. 18765.

Dernier rendez-vous. 3765.
Fairies and chimneys. 14660.
Fairyland. 12786.

Fantasia. 15399.

Finale from Symphony in C.
4068.

Forth to the battle. 18990.

Four impromptus. 21303.

Four preludes. 13113.

Four rhythmic pieces. 9149.

Garden-melodies. 14727.

-Girls and boys come out to play.

10218.

Good humor. 14762.

Happy tree. 14790.

Hunting the wren. 10398.

I love sixpence. 14902. —

Lambs -1A5To1.

Lament. 17247.

Land dirge. 6605.

Lochinvar. 22116.

London town. 13194.

Lullaby. 6713.

Marionnette. 15300.

Men of Harlech. 19741.

Menuet from Symphony in B fiat.
4693.

Miniature pieces.
Morceau élégant.
Pathways. 4898.
Rhymes and rhythms.
Ring-a-ring o’ fairies.
Sometime Tim. 11706.
Sonata I. - 7881.
Sonata no. 10. 24571.
Sonata no. 11. 15400.
Sonata no. 17. 22310.
Sonata no. 18. 4694.
Sonata in F major. 7901.
Sonate. 21136.
Song of the minutes. 15904.
Songs of the children. 5212.
Supplementary exercises to bk. 1.
9136.

Technique of the fiddle bow. 3087.

4650, 4651.
A6TT.

24935.
13648.

Three Kentish sketches. 5628.
Three short pieces. 9148.

Three sketches. 14286.

Three songs for children. 14283.

To primroses filled with morning
dew. 7554.

Twilight. 12019.

Very lovely. 16159.

' Williams

INDEX

Williams (Joseph) 1ltd.—Continued.
Wind in a frolic. 23271.
ist. humoreske. 9409.
Williams (L.) Sad blues.
Williams (M. E.):
Corn liquor blues. 23648.

Just when I start to love you.
15109.
Williams (M. P.)
butterfly baby.
Williams (M. W.):
Brown. 813.

Drum and the top. 10004.

5064.

May
19712.

Bella, the

Little gentleman. 1089.
Little sister’s story. 10805.
Reassurance. 1245.
Williams (N. J.) Please let me be
your daddy. 7113. _

Williams (Peter) Loving thee ever.
2422.

Williams (R. C.) Harbor lights.
10301.

Williams (R. V.):
Heart’s haven.
Pastoral... 7739.
Romance. 7214.

Williams (S. W.):
I never knew what I’d do without

12909.

you, until you went away.
24117.

There never was a girl like you.
202 a.

Williams (Sherman):
Back to the arms of mother.
14274.
Love sick blues.
(Sidney)

15244.
Dixie __ blues.
16702.

Williams (Spencer) :

Alibi blues. 5714.

Black man be on yo’ way. 9619.
16502.

Cotton belt blues.

Dreary weary blues.

Hasy. going brown skin.

Haitian blues. 10291.

Just one more day. 22019.

Keep yourself together sweet
papa, mama’s got her eyes on

9821, 16638.
3822, 8124
16754.

you. 10682, 17218.
Keeps on a-rainin’. 4408, 10684.
Kune jine. 10709.
Low down. papa. 10880, 10881,
17356.

Midnight blues. 8642.

Miss Minnie wiggle.

My sugar man. 2598.

Nobody in town can back a sweet
jelly roll like mine. 138417.

Pickin’ cherries. 8865.

Seandal blues. 11585.

She walked right up and took
my man away. 17878.

Snakes’ hips. 2966, 5167, 7345,
13768, 15871.

8655.

pt. m1, n. s., v. 18

Spider. 9102.

Tell me Gipsy, where my lovin’
daddy’s gone. 5308, 11888.

Three pickanninies. 25297.

Tired o’ the blues. 11973, 18117.

Turned down papa blues. 23095.

Tut-ankh-amen. 5410.

You’re always messin’ ‘round with
my man: 12308, 12309, 18352.

Your time now,
after a while. 7793.

Williams (Spencer) music co. ine.:
Black man, be on yo’ way. 9619,
16502.

Cemetery blues. 18643.

Cotton belt blues. 9821, 16638.
I’m a good gal. 19242.
Keep yourself together sweet

papa. 10682, 17218.
Low-down papa. 10880, 17356.
Tired o’ the blues. 11973, 18117.
You’re always messin’ ‘round
with my man. 18352.

Williams (T. D.) In humorous vein.

13037.
Williams (Mrs. T. K.):
At last. 788.
Blue grass blues. 5845.
Williams (Ted) Rosita. 15776.
Williams (Tony) Drifting. 129.

Williams (W. C.):

Magnificat in B flat. 20974 (46).

Nune dimittis in B flat. 20974
(deals
Williams (Rev. and Mrs. W. J.)
Jesus calls us. 17171.
.Williams (W. M.):
Khaki and the blue. 19501.

We can’t always find sunshine.
. 5009.

Williams (W. R.):
Death is not the end. 12681.
For all of us. 12828.
I’d be contented with you. 4155.
Rosie O’Reilly. 20255.

Williams (W. S. G.):
Bells of Cantre’r Gwaelod. 5820.
Cradle song. 98383.
School-bell. 5086.

Williams (Walter) :
T am He that liveth. 7808 (47 Ws
Magnificat in B flat. 20974 (46).

Nune dimittis in B flat. 20974
(53).
Williams & Leonard. Irish eyes.
4322.
Williamson (Clay) Hugo. 24042,
24043.

Williamson (H.)
links the Orient.

Williamson (H. A.)
a wooing go. 16882.

Williamson (J. C.) Onward. 4859.

Where the ocean
208538.
Frog he would

1922

*twill be mine .

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1924

Williamson (T. T.) I want a doll.
10512.
Willis (Bessie) Tell me = again.
18053.
Willis (D. B.) Day by day. 23691.
Willis (G. K.): :
Romany mother’s song. 22674.
Song of the mystic river. 2994.
Starlight. 25159.

Willis (lL. M.) Proposal. 15705.

Willis (M. E.) Heart will love but
one. 10328.
Willis (W. H.) jr. Confidence. 3679.

Willis graded school orchestra and
band series. 12241.

Willis music co.:

Arithmetic lesson. 1538.

Away to the forest. 14264.

Beautiful misty dawning. 14291

Benedicta. 3516.

Big bass drum. 1614.

Birds’ bath. 14316.

Birthday party. 9616.

Black-bird. 16501.

Bonheur. 16514.

Chanson nuptiale. 16565.

Chant du nuit. 16570.

Christmas song. 1733.

Dwarf’s gold. 16749.

Evening story. 10076.

Fairy dance. 16782.

Fall in line. 12788.

Fifty Christmas carols of all na-
tions. 21548.

Fighting courage. 14683.

Fleur-de-lys. 16811.

For a rainy day. 12827.

Four and twenty snowflakes.
3946.

Frost magic. 19004.

Galloping huntsman. 14726.

Grandmother’s spinning wheel.
12880.

Half-minute mannikin. 12889.

Harpist. 12895.

Hippety-hop. 14825.

In April. 2188.

Indian summer. 15033.

Juliska. 15083.

Jumble book series. 22001.

Just a little while. 24233.

Land of Nod. 2330.

Lonesome-like. 15216.

Lost youth. 15230. |

Lure of the meadow. 15264.

Make the journey brighter. 24437.

Marche des aviateurs. 1128.

Melody book. 10955.

Miniature of a Dutch family.
17428.

Morning glory. 2541.

My maid on the bamboo screen.
11120. :

Old mill wheel. 13469.

On the blue lagoon. 15573.
Prairie sketches. 4954, 7185.
Purling brook. 13604.
Rose, wonderful Rose. 7224.
Service for the holy communion.
7286. 1
Singing games and dances. 15857.
Song of the bells. 17951.
Springtime. 13827.
Sunset glow. 13856.
Suppliant. 118138.
Sweet jasmine. 13868.
Swing high, swing low. 11854.
There’s a wideness in God’s mercy.
3120.
Thy glanees. 7539.
Tick-tock, busy clock. 11966.
Tired. 16080.
Toy soldier. 11988.
Valsette. 14008.
What’s the matter with Sally?
NG2Z21e
Willis graded school orchestra and
band series. 12241.
Wind in the willows. 16304.
Winter carnival [and] Periwinkle.
18314.
Wishing well. 14112.
You alone. 14137.
Williston (Grace) Kreutzer etude, no.
4, 15143.
Willoughby (Joseph) Working blues.
14123.
Willsey (Harry) ’Neath the Carolina
moon. 17555.
Willson (J.) I knew the smoke that
so gracefully curled. 2105.
Wilm-Wilm. pseud. See Wieninger
(Wilm).
Wilmington music commission. Hail,
Wilmington! 6288.
Wilmore music co. Why should it
rain. 20874.
Wilmott (Charles) :
Give it a smile. 8225.
Going to have one. 10238.
Wilson (—):
Land of broken dreams. 2328.
Shepherd boy waltz. 11635.
Same old, dear old place. . 25595
(475).
Wilson (A.):
Love blossoms. 22141.
Where will I find her? 23240.
Wilson (Mrs. A.) Going some. 16877.
Wilson (A. A.) Hi, Mister Sunshine.
2A (32!
Wilson (A. J.) Emancipator. 21498.
Wilson (Al):
All that I want is to be left alone.
12370, 21017.
Down by the old apple tree. 1856,
3800, 8110, 9976.
In the little red school house.
10580.

1923

INDEX

Wilson (Al)—Continued.
Oh boy what joy we had in bare-

foot days. 22437,. 24700.
That’s a lot of bunk. 20594.
Waiting for the time. 20750.

Yes I got cherries to-day. 18323.
Yes I say she do. 188324.
Wilson (Armen):
Marine’s last eall. 13267.
Pleading. 13573.
Those entrancing eyes. 13927.
Wilson (Bendix) Riddle of Isis.
15748.
Wilson (Buck) Hit or miss. 21741.

Wilson (C. B.) Live in me Jesus to-

day. 24851. .
Wilson (Clifford) Mailman _ blues.
22174.
Wilson (D. ©.) Lucky jade. 10885.
Wilson (D. H.):
American flag. 12382.
Anna Belle Lee. 18.
Goodbye seaside. 23920.
I have tried to forget. 17014.

We love this land. 12139.
Wilson (Don) Dolly of the movies.
14568.
Wilson (E. C.)
your Sweet voice in my ear.
Wilson (E. E.):
Baby days. 1563.
Dream kisses. 21453-21455.
There'll always be honey in our

I’m longing to hear
14922.

honeymoon. 3114.
Wilson (Elinor) Jelly roll. 6587.
Wilson (Mrs. F. E.) That razzy
razzy jazz. 20598.

Wilson (F. M.):
Awaiting the turn of love’s tide.
14263.

Love is the gift of God. 138216.
Love pro and con. 13223.

Love’s splendor. 17349.
Melting pot of life. 13293, 15325.
Message of the rose buds. 15338.
My thoughts of home. 13396.

Sailing through life with Dora

Lee. 22699.
Tell me violets. 16029.
Wilson (G. D.):
Bagatelle. 94138 (11).

Chapel by the sea. 14163 (97).
Starlight on the Hudson. 14163
(541). ~
Wilson (G. F.)
wave. 24782.
Wilson (Gad) Broken lines and eyes
of blue. 1649.
Wilson (Harry)
Wilson (I. B.):
Away to the forest. 14264.
Beautiful city. 18509-18513.
Beautiful misty dawning. 14291.°
Big sunflower. 21165.
Blue bird. 21179.

Over the foaming

In Ohio. 2201.

pt. 111, n. s.; v.18

Bobolink. 18557.

Boys of the old brigade. 18568.

Dance of Pau-puk-keewis. 18752.

Dawn. 3739.

Dutch lullaby. 23759.

Easter bells. 3839, 3840.

Flower and song. 10141.

Flower for you mother
18974, 23830, 23831.

Free as the wind that blows.
23851.

Gardens of the Japanese. 23867.

Grandfather’s clock. 23937.

I will give thanks. 19299. |

Indian lullaby. 4309.

Joy after sorrow. 4365, 4366.

Lure of the meadow. 15264. .

Milkmaid. 6829.

Moonlight trail. 19793.

New gospel quartets. 24634.

Old blacksmith. 22465.

One starry night. 1199.

Paths of June. 8845, 11364.

Pretty Gypsy maid. 22598.

Rainbow. 4992.

Sailing. 20276.

Schoolmaster. 22726.

Sunflower trail. 22928.

*Tis morning. 20643.

Up the airy mountain. 20697.

When Santa listened in. 16245.

Wilson’s songs and ballads. 1440.

Wind in the willows. 16304.

Wilson (I. M.) Play days of long
ago. 20120.
Wilson (J. M.):.
Bagatelle. 9413 (11).
Chapel by the sea. 14163 (97).

dear.

Starlight on the Hudson. 14163
(541).
Wilson (J. 8S.) Star of Coolidge
gleams. 20465.

Little Willie knows
his little book. 25595 (166).
Wilson (L. M.) Beautiful, baby-faced,
blue-eyed blonde made a blacksheep
out of me. 9578.
Wilson (Lena):
Sad ’n’ lonely blues.
17825. ;
’Tain’t no tellin’ what the blues
will make you do. 16007, 22976.
Wilson (Leslie) Everyone has a fire-

Wilson (Jos.)

11564, 13674,

side. 146.
Wilson (Lew) Somebody’s baby.
25104.
Wilson (Lucile) Sahara _ butterfly.
2883.
Wilson (M. L.) For a girl like you.
1937.

Wilson (M. N.):
Alone in the garden.
Boundless love. 57.
Family circle. 149.

13.

1924

INDEX

nos. 1-138, 1924

He alone can guide me through.
208.
Jesus, precious Jesus. 294.
My Savior knows. 487.
Not wanted. 460.
Other share. 497.
Saved and kept. 557.
Wilson (Mortimer) :
Around a stump. 164386.
Best hymns of America. 23483.
Euterpean lyrics. 3872.
Harmonic snapshots. 6304.
My country. 17492.
Orchestral training. 22495.
Overture 1849. 13509.
Three Elizabethan airs. 18310.
Wilson (R. C.) Vm going back to
Dixieland. 2124.
Wilson (R. FE.) Melody magic. 10956.
Wilson (Rufus) That ragtime min-
strel band. 9174.

Wilson (Stanley) :
Lads at Ludlow fair. 19524.
My prayer for you. 19884.
Saxon gleeman’s song. 15805.
Street sounds to the _ soldier’s

tread. 20484.

Suite. 20884, 20885.
Wilson (Una) Dear old dad. 23698.
Wilson (W. K.) Red and_ white.
20198.

Wilson-James (Josephine) See James
Cole A 3)

Wilson’s songs and ballads. 1440.
Wilton (James):
Bird-call. 18537.
Love in Hawaii. 24381.
New-Virginia-blues. 24635.
Wiman (Jean) Woodland dreams.
T7358.

Wimbrow (P. D.) Struttin’ at the
funny paper ball. 17996..

Winans (Herbert) Atlantic City all
the while. 5771...

Winchester (Tom)
4744, 6926.

Winders (A. A.) Twilight brings you
to me. 18155.

Windetta (Minnie) In the land of
harmony. 17128.

Winding (H. M.) Alice. 21009.

Windle (H. F.) Uncle Sammy’s melt-
ing pot. 12041, 13984.

Windsor (David) Life’s a game.
8508.

Windsor drollery. 8801.

Winegar (F. B.):

Always blue. 7834.

Tut, Tut Tut. 5408. :
Wines. (Evelyn) Springtime is love
‘ time. 20460.

_ Wingate (Maude) :
Ghost. 14738, 19021. —
Robin. 17797.

My sugar man.

Sweet heart of Somerset. 626.
When abbots ruled at Avalon.
18238.
Winge (C. B.):
Little longer. 24328.
Melody of life. 15324.
Melody Rose. 1139.
One little hour. 8820, 13487.

Winkel (Sym):

It takes a little love. 285.
Some day. 7355, 11695.

Winkler (M.) Shorty. 17885.

Winkopp (P. B.) Daisy, I’m crazy.
14507.

Winne (J. M.) Amarella. 18425.

Winner (—) Mocking bird. 4656.

Winner (Septimus) Eureka method
for the banjo in C notation. 18917.

Winstead (D. E.) My alimony’s due.
22813:

Winston (HK. A.) Radio blues. T177.
Winston (Henry) Forgetful blues.
14706, 18985.
Winter (Aubrey)

3969.

Winter (C. J.):
Cabby’s lament. 66.
Come to the movies. 21339.
John Blunt. 1061.
My aim. 8699.
Sally’s ups and downs. 8972.
Yarn of the broker’s man. 9378.

Winter (Chris) Iowa corn song.
21952.

Winter (H. B.) I’m goin’ back to
Maryland to marry Mary Ann.
24101.

Winter (J. S.) Honey dew. 19151.

Winterer (Edward) ‘There’s a rose
blooming for you. 23036.

Winternitz (F.):

Badinage. 1571.
Dream of youth. 21456.

Winters( Walter) Girl of the golden
West. 21630, 23888.

Winther (J. A.):

Ashamed of Jesus. 9528.
Hear my ery. 10320.

Wir steh’n verkehrt. 43845, 4617, 4990,
5139, 5166, 5500.

Wirkler (J. E.)
22431.

Wirth (Melba) In fair Hawaii. 4279.

Wisconsin state journal. Where Mo-
nona’s waters play. 12207.

Wise (R. S.) Evil mama _ blues.
14647.

Wiseth
19634.

Wishing well. 14112.

Wiswell (Jean) En bateau. 16763.

Witherspoon (Herbert) Fifty vocal
exercises. 12252.

Gems of Gung’l.

Oberlin pep song.

(Oscar) Lover’s’ troubles.

1925

j | aaa kt , ”
: — - a ;

INDEX

Witherspoon (J. B.) That city of
light. 23011.

Within that stable. 3314.

Witkowitz (Benjamin) :
He’s a cuckoo. 2035.
I’m-just-living-in-dreams. 1021.
Oh! my heart. 475.
Who knows where my sweet Liz- °

ZAC. 1S 2 TT

Witkowski (G. M.) Mon lac. 6854,
11019.
Witmark (M.) & sons:

Ain’t it a shame. 5710, 5711,
18395.

Ain’t love a wonderful thing.
1493, 3390, 5679 (124).

Alabama dreams. 21002.

Alabamy blacksheep. 57138, 14163
(627), 163893, 18400 — 18402,
21008.

All over nothing at all. 23381.

Baby buntin’. 1562, 3468, 5679
(189).

Bahama. 18499, 21110, 23352, (9).

Bebe. 7898, 9413 (161), 9583,
9584, 12460, 14292, 16476, 16477.

Born and bred in Brooklyn. 9644,
9645, 12344 (75), 12511, 12512.

Bug house fables. 12527, 12528,
16530, 16531, 18595, 18596.

Calico days. 16546, 18364 (287).

Call me, and Tll come to you.
5679 (153), 5889.

Can it be love? 5679 (154),
5893, 16551.

Can’t yo’ heah me eallin’ Caroline.
1672-1674.

Carissima. 7972, 9704.

Carry me back to my Carolina
home. 1688, 5912, 5913.

Closer still with Thee. 23613-
23615.

Comfort ye one another. S8030—
8032, 23634, 23635.

Darn good ery. 9888.

Dear little boy of mine. 12673-
12675.

Draw your chair up papa. 21446.

Dreamland waits for you. 6090,
ION OAE

Ellis Island blues. 21497, 23352

(39).

Elsie. 5679 (180).

Emblems of love. 18901, 21499,
23302 (40).

Eternal flame. 3868, 6138, 10072.

Everybody’s struttin’ now. 1901,
3883, 5679 (183).

Everytime. 18364 (250), 18926,
18957.

Fate, it was fate when I first met
you. 1917, 6167, 6168, 21537,
21538.

1926

pt-i1, N4+S., v.18:

Father we thank Thee. 16793,
16794, 18945-18948, 21539.

Fight lion fight. 16804.

Fool. | 21574,'"23852 ' (42); 23352:
(43).

Gay butterfly. 14731.

Gay little will o’ the wisp. 10197,
10198, 8213, 8214.

Gone but still in my heart. 1995,
4013, 5679 (198), 6254, 8237,
10253, 14760, 21657, 21658.

' Good as gold. 6256.

Grateful, O- Lord, am I. 23939.
Hand in hand with you. 19087,
Harem eyes. 21699.

Heart to heart I hold you, dear.
6320, 8276, 10327.

Hey Eddie your wife’s on the
phone. 21731.

Hey Rube. 12918, 14817, 14818.

Honeymoon time. 756 (42),
4116-4119, 14844.

Horsey ! keep your tail up. 21762,
240386, 25595 (394).

House of a friend. 12939.

How my sweetie loves me, she
loves me all the time. 24040,
25095 (395).

Hugo. 21781, 24042, 24043, 25595.
(398).

I am thy God, and thou art child
of mine. 4144, 8317, §831S,.
12956.

I believed you. 2095, 23352 (49).

I dream of a castle in Spain.
2100, | 8325.

I like to walk with a pal like you.
56TO) A 21 ie

Vill tell you why. 4176, 4177,
6398.

I’m feeling blue for mammy Lou.

1017, 2119, 6406, 10464, 19248,
21838, 23352 (57).

I’m goin’ South. 21839, 24102.

I’m gonna swing my cradle on the
Mason-Dixon line. 6415.

I’m just a passing fancy. 2128,
21842.

I’m just wild about Harry. 4194,
4195.

I’m sittin’ pretty in a tions little
city. 163873 (82),.17058.

I’m sitting pretty in a pretty little
city. 19262, 19263, 21849, 24110.

I never knew how much God gave
to me. 5679 (225), 6422, 12988,
14939.

I never met a girl like you. 10495,
12344 (134). a

I’ve got a cross-eyed papa. 18364
(257), 19284, 21869, 24128.

I want to rock-a-bye my mammy.
23352 (61).

I wish I was in D-I-X-I-E. 6482.

INDEX :
nos. 1-18, 1923

I would weave a song for you.
0679 (229).

If I should see you cry. 21898,
25595 (404).

If you go, you'll come back by
and by. 2172, 4266, 5679 (238),
10547, 21906.

In a sunny little town. 14997.

In our parlor, on a Sunday night.
1475 (17), 4289, 4290, 6478.

In the garden of my heart. 15018,
19363-19365.

In the slums. 10585, 12344 (142).

Treland must be a garden. 2223,
4320, 23352 (69).

Irish jubilee. 19384-19386.

Its home to me. 2229, 4333,
19394-19396.

It’s too late now.
21968, 23352 (72).

It took a long time to make you
eare. 2231.

It was in April. 15053.

Jazzing thunder storm dance.
5679 (289).

Jingle step. 5679 (241).

Juliet. 23352 (74).

June’s the time for roses. 756
(60), 10655, 10656, 13086, 13087,
15085, 22003, 24226-24228.

Just American. 14163 (682), 17197,
17198, 19461-19464, 22011.

Just been wond’ring all day long.
13094-13096.

Just like a baby. 19472

Just to hear you whisper. 17207,
19483, 19484, 22021, 22022, 24248—
24251.

Keep a countin’ eight. 10681,
12344 (147).

Lamplit hour. 13132-13134.

Laughter and love and you. 1475
(20), 2335.

Let’s take a car ride. 6623, 8504.

Let’s you and I just say goodbye,
10762, 12344 (153).

Let us have peace. 19554.

Little darlin’ just for you. 2375.

Little red rose 0’ mine. 22103.

Little road. 6659, 7808 (243).

Little rose of my heart. 13186,
13187.

Long lost mamma, daddy misses
you. 9413 (193), 8536, 10824,
IS25, 15202, 22123: 22124, 24353.

Longing just for you. 5679 (263),
8538.

_Love dreams. 10851, 12344 (158).

Love shadows. 4536, 4537, 6697.

Lovin’ chile. 5679 (269).

Lumb’rin’ Luke. 13239.

Marathon step. 10918, 12344

rie LG)...

Midnight rose. 10988. 12844 (166),
133038, 15342-15344, 17423, 17424.

15048. 15049,

106658—24——40 1927

Mighty lonesome. 4646-4648,
15345, 22247.

More. 17461, 19795. 24548.

Mosquito’s parade. 13339.

Mother of Pearl. 11049.

My erinoline girl. 2565, 5679
(282).

My gang. 12344 (172):

My Jean. 4721, 6913, 6914.

My own United States. 24612,
246138.

My rosary for you. 13388. 19886,
19887.

Neapolitan love’ song. 19914—
19916.

’"Neath the autmn moon. 8740,
tA D2:

Negro melodies of the old South.
17557.

Nothing like a darn good cry.
12344 (186). an

O land of hope and freedom.
19973, 19974, 24673. 24674.

Oh, I love you! T7000. TSOS (268).

Old grey owl. 20018.

Oliver Twist. 4842, 48438. 7019.

Others. 24767, 24768.

Our faith in Thee. 7041-7043,
7808 (271), 17663-17665.

Out San Francisco way. 14163
(717), 15603, 15604, 17673, 22512,
229513, 24778.

‘Out there in the sunshine with

you. 7054, 14163 (718), 15605,
17674, 20070-20072.

Perhaps. 4909.

Playing. 20126.

Please come marry me. 18364
(300), 20128.

Poor old world. 11420, 12544
(208).

Pretty. little thing. 22599, 24891.

Red light Annie. 20201, 24914.

Regular guy. 5679 (317).

Resignation. 22644, 22645, 22646.

Ring out, sweet bells of peace.
20226.

Ring to the name of Rose. 11513,
12344 (208).

Rise of Rosie O'Reilly. 15650.

Romany life. 24950.

Rose of Chinatown. 2866.

Roses of love. 24965, 24966.

Sand flowers. 5679 (331).

Say it while dancing. 24997.

Shure, the old love’s the best love.

11646.
Silent voice. 13737.
Sing along. 25077, 25595 (485).

Skies are dark when you’re away.
5679 (348), 7336, 13749-13751,
17909-17911.

Sleepy. 2961.

Slow poke. 9413: (233), 11677—
11679.

INDEX

Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.

Something said you.
(120).

Semewhere for me. 20416.

Somewhere for me someone is
waiting. 756 (100).

Scmewhere for me there’s some-
one ‘waiting. 9076-9078, 11708,
11709.

Southern lullaby.
(124).

Strumming, I just keep strum-
ming along. 11792.

Sun and moon. 5679 (359).

Sunrise and you. 13850-13853.

Sure, the old love’s the best love.

7362, 23352

20446, 23352

12344 (227).

Sweet Molly Malone. 1334, 3369
(67).

Take Thou my hand, » 25224,
25595. (497).

Teddy bear’s picnic. 13894.

Ten thousand years from now.
7506, 11895, 11896, 12344 (234),

13899, 16034, 16086, 18058,
23002-23004.

That bran’ new gal o’ mine.
18062, 18364 (318), 20584,
20585.

That little grey house. 3108,

11907-11909, 23352 (184).

That soothing, saxophone song.
5338, 9334, TO1T.

That wonderful mother of mine.
5339.

There’s just a bit o’ heaven in
your smile. 23040, 25595 (561).

Thy will be done. 5679 (371),
7541, 25305.

To you, I send my heart. 5679
(3S).

Two hearts in tune. 5679 (379).

Underneath a Chinese moon.
$06, ..(123),..1395,,. :1598.

Until my luck comes rolling along.
5433, 7601, 7602.

Vamping Sal. 3203, 3679 (384),
5450, 23136, 23137, 25400.

Virginia Brown. 16171, 18197,
23154, 23155, 25416.

Voice in my heart.
7641.

Waltzing
7659.

Way down Mobile. 182258.

What’s the use. 23207. .

When all the world is young lad.
D679 (392).

When June comes along with a
song. 12173, 12174, 12344 (255),
16239, 16240, 20821 — 20824,
DOA

When will the sun shine for me.
1428, 5567, 5568, 5679 (394),

5471, 5472,

the blues. 3241, 7658,

19

od

pt. 111, Nn. s., v.18

23228.
Where the Volga flows. 5583,
5584.
Whispering times. 756 (131).
* With you. 5679 (406).
Won’t you come back to Mother
Machree. 20902.
Witmer (J. C.) One of these days.
22483.

Witmer (M. J. H.):

Colorado, my Colorado. 85.
Mother’s rocking chair. 19813.
Witowski (G. M.) Carillon ‘suite
dorchestre. 18364 (32, 33).

Witt (Albert):
Birth of the rose waltzes. 14163
(61).
How do you do? 25595 (122).
My own colleen. 25595 (197).
Sweet repose waltzes. 18364 (198).
Witt (M.'S.):
Birth of the rose waltzes.
(61).
How do you do?
My own colleen.
Sweet repose
(198).
Wittaker (W.
Maria. 465.
Witter (J. A.)
legion. 1121.
Witty (J. ee Holy spirit.
Wizard. 258.
Wizard

14163

25595. (122).
25595 (197).
waltzes. 18364
G.)

Nune gaudet

March of the American

21747.

a the Nile.
20974 (50, 51),
20974 (87, 88).

Woebse (E. A.)
784.

Woess (Carl) Merry-go-round. 863

Wofford (T. W.) Echoes of spring.
18888.

Wohl (Herman):

Dudky brat. 3829.
Helft die Yiden in Rusland. 2047.

20974
20974

(38),
(76, 77),

Audrey fox trot.

Sie ot es. 9032.
Wus ich hob gewolt hob ich
oiszefirt. 3331.

Wohlman (Al) If a certain man
(Henry Ford) is made our Presi-
dent. 14966.

Wolerstein (Sol.) ‘Teddy junior.
20572.

Wolf (P. W.) If dreams came true.
2162.

Wolf (Paul):
Blessing of heaven.
Hungarian dance no, 5. 23517.
Melody of Jerusalem. 24492.
Mother’s favorite. 24564.
Russian lullaby. 24976.
Wolf-Ferrari (E):
Aprila, o bella. 16373 (7).
Jewels of the Madonna.

23499.

21987.
8

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Wolfe (J. V.) Dreaming old pal of
you. 21460.

Wolfe (Zaida) My lesson. 17509.
Wolff (Albert) :

Deux cortéges. 12689.

Ruines du coeur. 13671.

Trois pieces marocaines. 7747.
Wolff (Veuve Auguste) Pie Jesu.

14163 (570).
Wolff (Bernhard) Musikalischer ju-
gendfreund. 423. 424, 13360, 13361.

Wolff (J. C.) Story of your eyes.
614.

Wolfsohn (Juliusz) Jiidische rhap-
sodie. 24221.

Wolfson (A. L.) Mame.
Wollstein (Harold)
12967.
Wolmuth (Rudolph)
hitched to a star.
Wolohan (John)
dreams. 10786.
Wolshoefer (Mike) :
*Neath the spreading branches of
the same old tree. 6947.
Oh boy! she is a daisy. 2667.
Wolslagel (EK. L.) Is it nothing to
you? 21956.
Wolter (F.) Flor del mal.
Womack (EK. P.):
Old rocking chair.
When skies are blue.
Why? 12226.
Womack (KE. P.) music ¢o.:
Smiling crowds. 13763. 17924.
When skies are blue. 18254, 23220.
Womack (Francis) Praise the Lord.
ADS.
Wonderland music co.:

15280.
When I’m gone.

Happily we are
23957.

Little boat of

16816.

13473.
20220.

Mammy yoo hoo. 22181.
| Wonderland blues. 23285.
Wood (—):
American erusaders march.
23394.

Runnin’ wild. 12551, 11552, 13672,
When hearts are young. 14066.
Wood (Arthur) My native heath.
#2584.
Wood (B. F.) music co.:
Age of mischief. 5708.
Danee for Phyllis. 14509.
Dreamer. T7808 (188).
Féte villageoise. 14680.
Golden rod. 7808 (208).
Heroes’ march. 2051.
Humoresque. 2086.
Indian snake dance.
Intermezzo. 3092.
Lapping tide. 6608.
Lilas de France. 15188.
Little dance. 6651.
Little lead soldiers. 6655.
Little romance. 6660.
Little vivandiére. 6666.
March in F. 6749.

0679 (237).

March of the young gallants,
2449,

Marche grotesque. 2459.

May song. 2469.

Melody in G. 6794.

Ménestrels. 153380.

Petite valse. 7101.

Pompadour. 17126.

Rivulet. 2845.

Rue and rosemary. 15780.
Sailors’ dance. 7242.

Song of the boatmen. 15903.
Song without words. 2996.
Spanish serenade. 3007.
Summer dream. 3044.
Summer dreams. 7445.
Sur Veau. 15973.

Swing song. 7473.
Venetia. 3209.

Violet. 7633.

Yvette. 3362.

Wood (C. A.) When everything
seems to go wrong. 20805.
Wood (C. C.) Love's insanity.

Wood (C. C.) music pub co.
roo hop. 17213.
Wood (C. J.) Jasmine nights.
8422.
Wood (Charles) :
Hob a derry danno. 14829.
In merry mood. 15010.
hie ALGO,
My dove. 15419.
Planxty. cau,
Wood (Daniel) :
Maritza. 2454, 15301.
Vale of dawn. 7606.
Wood (Erskine) Book of songs. 811.
Wood (F. L.) Kelly’s eye. 13108.
Wood (Frank):
I’d like to live to
12960. —
Neighbours.
Romeo, what
13659.
Sing along, Sambo.
Troubles. 23083.
Wood (G. D.):
Mammy won’t you come home?
4576.
Muncie Indiana.

Wood (Harry):
Honeymoon parade. 19156.
Winter garden’s carnival.

Wood (Haydn):

Brown bird singing. 5869.
Evening song. 14640.

Fairy sea. 1909.

Little Yvette. 1475 (22).

Love in Aready. 15237.

Roses of Pieardy. 11545, 22685.
Sea road. 5098.
Song of quietness.
Three famous pictures.

2418.
Kanga-

8421,

ninety-nine,

1172.
did Ro-me-owe.

13741.

8693.

14107.

13800.
23288.

1929

INDEX

pt. 107, 0. s., v. 18

Wood (I. 8.) Dreaming of mother.

14596.
Wood (J. B.) Service in song for the
children, 22756.

Wood (J. F.)
tard, “2778.

Cowardy cowardy cus-

Woecd (lL. E.) Lonesome for you.
13200.
Wood (Leo):
Chiming blues. 16582.
Doing the ritz. 9951.

Every night I cry myself to sleep

over you. 18922.
Ev'ry night I cry myself to sleep
over vou. 12775.
Good night. 4017, 4018, 10259.
Heartaches, 21721.
I ery myself to sleep over you.

2096, 10422.

I got the fever. 10433, 14884,
14886.

IT want a big red apple on a sci:
12999.

In a cozy tea room. 19329.

Pickin’ the blues. 15650.

Runaway boy. 178179.

Sweet and sour blues. 13865.
Sweet Carmen. 13866.
That cut out dance from Charles-
ton town. 8100.
Wood (M. K:)*
Afterward. 20974 (2).
Autumn. 45679 (12).
Pine and the song. 20974 (65).
Thy name. 20974 (80).
Wood (Thomas) :
Hill .country,..\103b1.
Three Ientish sketches.
Wood (W. T.)
11100.

Wood-Klohr (—)
0679 (390).
Woodall (B. M.) That’s why I don’t

Walt) wat, \dao2-.
Woodall (W. B.) Bridge.
Woodeock (A. L.):

Little old mother. 4492.

Mighty King. 10989.

Moon of the springtime.

New adventures in

24631.

Valley of peace.

What ae kind,
Woodcock (hk.

4776.
Wooden (Ruth) Smiles

back again. 1288.
Wooden shoes. 23292.
Wooden soldier. 9361.
Woodford (F. T.):

Queen of the Nile.
Siam. 22782.

0628.
My girl of Sigma nu.

Westmount cadets.
12518.

2536.
flowerland.

12057.
loving Saviour.
B.) Nia blanka stela.

will come

22615.

Woodford (Raleigh) :
Cause I ain’t got no sweet daddy
now. 9719.
Rings of smoke. 1248.
Woodforde-Finden (Amy) :
IXashmiri song. 22026.
Less than the dust. 13154.
Pagoda of flowers. 7060.
Temple bells. 11893. —
Till I wake. 13989.
Woodgate (Leslie) :
Bailiff’s daughter
pi a 2 SS
Fruits of love.
Sound the flute.
Woodin (A. E.)
girl. 24442,
Wooding (Sam):
~ Baby’s got the blues. 16455.
Better give your sweetie what she
needs. 18532.
. Change your mind. 14409.

»
of Islington.
23862.

22860.
Mammy’s red headed

Changeable daddy blues. 16562.
Southern blues. 17962.
Strut it up and down. 17995.

Walk, Jenny,
Woodman (EK. W.)

walk. 14029, 20753.
My treasure house

of memory. 6930.
Woodman (Emma) Snowfall. 25094.
Woodman (Flora) Vesper hymn.
5460. ‘
Woodman (R. H.):
Behold now, praise the Lord.
9591.
I will be glad and rejoice. 6430.
In the night. 6490, 6491.
Shark. 29388.
Song to you. 25127.
Sundown. 11801.
Woodruff (Mrs. H. C.) That dear

20586.
Story the petals

little baby of mine.
Woodruff (Ralph)

told. 7435.
Woodruff ( Wesley ) Huntington.
6370. ;
Woods (KE. C.) Old Glory the beauti-
ful. 22469.
Woods (F. C.) Communion service in
D. 14463.
Woods (H. J.) Our national heritage.
11320.
Woods (Harry) :
Bahama. 18499, 21110, 23352 (9).

I’m goin’ South. 21839, 24102.
Long lost mamma, daddy misses
you. 8536, 10824, 10825, 13202,
22123, 22124, 243538.
Strumming. I just keep strum-

ming along. 11792.
What’s the use. 23207.
When I come back to you. 5540. —
Woods (Mrs. J. L.) Childhood. 7997.

1930

=_

INDEX

nos, 1-13, 1923

Woods
15747.

Woodward (E.)
trail, ‘2bs02.

Woodward (Ellis)

20168,

Woodward (M. L.)
14288.

Woodworth (Kay) Dear girl.
Woodwright (F. E.):
Isle of apple trees.
Serenade. 15819.
- Wooldridge (Effie) Where the cypress
bend their bows. 18270.
Wooldridge (P. J.) Never forgotten.
4768.

- Wooler (Alfred) :
All for Jesus.
And so did he.

QWSeS.)

End of a dope fiend’s
Purple lilac waltz.

Be Thou exalted.
18775.
15038.

765.
776.

Behold! there shall be a day. 7904. |

Close at Thy side. 1742.

Hear my prayer. 14163 (233).

Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
24209.

Lighthouse. 2359.

O be joyful in the Lord.

Palace for the King. 24788.
(54).

Summer is coming.

Woolf (K. E.):
Fountain. 14711.
June midnight. - 15084.
To music. 16088.
Why oh my eyes.

Woolford (Hughie)

19899.

Wooster (College of):
Alma mater. 9461.
College of Wooster

9788.
Come on Wooster. 9801.
David Wooster. 9891.
Home coming song. 10362.
Long live Wooster U. 10825.
Name of Wooster. 11145. -
Wooster college O. 12265.
Wooster march song. 12266.
Wooster spirit. 12267.

. Wooster college (Alumni association of

the) College of Wooster song book.

9788.

Word (James) Oh, why don’t you
write your mother? 20010.

World league against alcoholism.
World is going dry. 1451.

World’s best music. 5635, 12269.

Worley (Chas.) Prayer (A.) 7188.

Wormack (L. H.) Mother dear and
home. 6873.

20974

5246.

16296.
My waltz divine.

song book.

Rhythmic tables. | Worrell (B. 0.)

Broadcaster. 238526.
Worrell (E. R.):
Alas and alack we cannot agree.
14191.
Christ child. 14488.
Come again and make us glad.
1445S.
How do you do, it’s up to you.
14855.
Howdy. 14858.
Its rainy when you go.
Mr. and Mrs. Audience.
My it’s awful how we cry.
Worrell (J/rs. R. M.) Babies.

15046.
15356.
15435.

18480.

Worsham (B.) Dearest I love you.
16685.
Worsham (Elouise) Dearest I love
vou. 16685.
Worsing (Elith):
Det er lie no’et for Lodovika.
87S.
Er du tosset. Carl Johan? 909.
Hoang-Ho. 213.
I den store fattige kasserne.
1004.
Ni melodier. 14127.
Oldetars kKlaver. 17641.
Piippchen liese. 4971.
Wenn die Susimaus - geburtstag
hat. T7683.
Worsley (Clifton) Plastic waltz.

yg PA i
Worst (H..N.):
Just a-hopin’. 4383, 19460.
World was made for happiness.
5634.
Worth (Amy)
21615.
Would God I were the tender apple
blossom. 20909.
Wren (S. E.):
Oh what yo’ gonna do? 24715.
Since I found you. 25072.
Within my heart. 25537.
You don’t know you and I don’t
know me. 25573.
Wrigglesworth (W. J.) I think of thee.
21864.
Wright (Ariadne) Tell me again with
flowers. 13897.
Wright (Cecil):
Heart of gold. 2042.
Sweet western wind. 3065.
There were shepherds abiding in
the field. 25282.
Unheeded. 3186.
Wright (Edna):
Calling for you.
Ko-San. 4424.
Wright (Emma) Isle of sunshine land.
24188,

Gavotte Marianne.

BOTT,

INDEX

Wright (Emmettand Cleona) Laconia
waltz. 10715.
Wright (H. J.):
Bringing up father. 1645.
I’m sweeping the snowflakes all
away. 2183, 19267.
Wright (I. D.). Let’s call it a day.
15167.

Wright (Julian) Uncle. 16154.
Wright (Laverne) Where the: moon
beamS wend their way. 25499.
Wright (Lawrence) Surprise. 5265.

Wright (Lawrence) musi¢ ¢o.:
All the sunshine comes from Dixie.

7826.
Annie, you’re just like my mammy.
5751.
Arrawarra. T7857.

Blues trot blues. 23507.

Carolina, home o’ mine. 7975.

Colonel Coldfeet of the Coldcream |

guards. 84.
Come and be matey Katie. 23621. |
Cow-boy Bill. 3689.

Don’t linger in the shadows. 3793.

Elephants went back to the ele-
phant and castle. 12749.

Felix kept on walking. 21544.

Granny’s song at twilight. 6268.

Great white road is calling. 21675.

Happy New Year and the same to
you. 2025.

He give-a-me a rose. 8266.

He used to sing in his sleep.

Holding hands. 2068.

Home sweet home seems a long

way off. 21752.
I was a fool. 21879.
In the eyes of the world you're
mine. 8394.
Iowa. 21951.
Just a mother’s song at twilight.
13090.
Just like a thief. 4888.
Just one more chance.
Just to amuse the baby.
Keep on whistling. 4405.
Life’s a game. 8508.
Loose fingers. 8540.
Love spell. 8555.
Monkey doodle harem.
My record girl. 4737.
My sunshine girl. 22354.
My wife’s my wife. 133897,
Never let her learn to
8742.
Nobody’s boy. 8758.
Oh! star of eve! A476.
Old fashioned girl. 4830.
Old man’s darling. 4858.
O-o-0-ozone. 13438.
Pyjama blues. 4976.

4391.
13104,

4667.

dance.

193

4079. |

)

| Wright (R. S.)

| Wright (W. F.)

pt. 11, n. s., v.18

Ragged vagabond. 18364 (302) :
Romany Rose. 8949. _
Ruby’s album no. 9. 13670.

Scenes that are brightest. 8981.
Sentimental moon. 573.

Shake that shimmy. 9012.

She’s got the wanna. blues. 25042.

Sheba. 2948.

Sunshine. 5255.
Surprise. 5263.
Syncopation on the brain. 22974,
Then you'll be sorry for me. 9185.
Tooting. 13950.
Why did I marry my wife. 9335.
Why Robinson Crusoe got the

blues. 25519.
Winter garden’s carnival dance.
14107.

Woman always pays. 7748.
Wright’s (Lawrence) 5th dance
annual. 14128.
Wright’s (Lawrence) 5th song an-
“nual. 14129.
You'd be surprised. 5653.
Wright (M. D.):
Blue eyed baby blues. 16505.
Springtime waltz. 13831.
Wright (M. T.):
June idyll. 24225.
Moon-flower. 24536.
Romanee. 24948.
Wright (N. L.):
Boat song. S809.
Columbine. 12602.
Hight little pieces.
Fancies. 12790.
Forget-me-not. 12831.
Holiyhock. 12925.
Mignonette. 13306.
Morning glory. 18336.
Oh, sun flower bright.
Waves. 1412.

7762.

13460.

| Wright (R. G.):

How to play the piano by ear.
21772-21776, 24041.

Trial lesson in playing the piano
by ear. 23077.

Sing unto the Lord a
new song. 8779. .

Wright (T. W.) Three Scottish sym-
phonic dances. 7763. -

Asbury park. 16439.

Wright Sweet Ida Jane.
3056.
Wright (W. M.):
Baby’s own sweetheart. 18485.
Cozy home for two. 16641.
It’s the style. 19400.

Eile & a)

| Wright (Winifred) Wellesley song
book. 12152.

Wright’s (Lawrence) 5th dance an-
nual. 14128.

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ol

INDEX

nos. 1-18, 1923

pL a a aa SIRI

Wright’s (Lawrence) 5th song annual.
14128.

Writers’ revue of 1923. 8292, 89765.
Wulf (Bertha) :
Daffodils.

Haster lilies.
Once again.
Spring beauty.
Wurmser (Lucien):

21379.
21474.
22480.
22879.

Chanson d’autrefois. 25575.
Danse orientale. 12657.
J’aime ses yeux. 19411.
Naiveté. 6936.
Oeillets rouges fleuriront. 6992.
Patre. 20095.
Solitude. 138776.
Walzetta. 7660.
Wust (G. K.) That rubby dubby

serubby rag. 11917.
Wyatt (A. R.) This is my prayer of
love for you. 16062. a
Wyatt (Effie) California, ?m
some for you. 18610.

Wyatt (J. H.):

Good-bye, honey, step on the gas.
16887.

I'd love to live in dreamland, little
girl with you. 12961.

My radio queen. 17536.

Wyers (J. G.):

Down old California way.
Monday morning blues.
Rosay Marie. 5040.

Wyeth (H. M.) We are off to

garden of love. 5507.

Wyeth (R. J.):
Chinee. 12587.
Hesitating baby.
Sweep. . 22941.

Wylie (Allister) :
When dreams come true.
Wylie’s tune. 9371.

Wylli( Joseph) First steps in vocal

lone-

3805.
4664.

the

16944.

23210.

musie. 1981.

Wyllie (B.) Some day she may thin
of me. 20404.
Wylly (S. F.) If I could know.

19318.

Wynn (Paul) Settle down. 15825.
Wynne (H. L.) jr. Sons of America.
15911, 17960.

Xaviére. 14163 (133, 331, 466-470,
O22):
Xerxes. 6280, 6282, 10286.

Xyla. Vie en rose. 20730.
Yaffle (Theodore) Fox trot song.
14712.

Yafrate (Ralph)
of you. 10459.

I’m always thinking

Yale (KH. D.) Christmas helper, no.
11. 23603.

Yamada (Koseak) Oto no nagare.
4862. .

Yampell (M. B.) That’s him. 138907.

Yantis (LL. A.) Tam O’Shanter.
22983.

Yarbrough (P. W.) Drunkard’s fate.
10005.

Yarbrough (R. S.) -Autos. 16445
Yasunaga (J J.):
Won’t you come to the wise West?
737. :
You and I and you and I. 749.
Yates (J. B.):
Flapper. 3920.
Pennsylvania blues. 4908.
Then VPll come back to you. 646.
Yates (James) They can’t under-
stand my loving man. 18089.
Yates (S. J.) Lovin’ sweetie blues.
15255.
Yaw (Ch: P):
Drifting along. 3823.
Geisha maid. 3968.
Home again with mammy, down

in New Orleans. 2066.
Rose petals. 17811.
Sparks. 607.
Ten of spades. 641.
Time out. 658.
| Yellen (—):
Louisville Lou. 13212.

Lovin’ Sam, the sheik of Alabam.
4550.

Trying to forget.

Who eares. 5590.
Yeo (F. C.) <Afterthoughts. 5.
Yes, He did. 20916.
Yiddishe-shiksse. 20991.
Yisroel am kdeishim. 5644.

135968.

Yoder (J. W.) Diadem. 18805.
Yoell (Larry):
Carmencita. 21249.
West, a nest and you. ° 20974
(222).
Yohe (F. E.) My little mountain
maid. 17514.
Yon (ESA) =
Gesu Bambino. 10202, 10203.
Memories of long ago. 12344
(165).
Missa solemnis. 19765.

Nena. 9413 (204), 22379.

Yoseco (—) Sometime in June time.
22841.

You better run. 20925.

You’d be surprised. 38689, 4737, 4830,
4838, 5255, 5652.

You got to stand a test. 20987.

You may know where to find me.
14145.

You must come in at de door. 20943.

You- you. 3356.

Youll (Henry) Canzonets to three
voices. 23555.

1933

INDEX

pt. II, n. s., v. 18

Youmans (Vincent) :

April blossoms. 1533.
Bambalina. 3486.

Come on and pet me. 21350.
Deep in my heart. 16687.
Flannel petticoat gal. 21565.
Going rowing. 16876.
Good-bye little rosebud. 1997.

Honey-bun. 19150.

I can always find another partner.
19198.

I love you, I love you, I love you.
19240.

If I told you. 2165.

It must be love. 17155.

Plain Jane. 17719.

Take a little one step.

Toodle-oo. 23069.

Wild-flowers. 3296, 9342.

You never can blame a girl for
dreaming. T7784.
Young (—) Down among the sleepy
hills of Tennessee. 9974.
Young (Bessie) Mammy’s nights.
1120.
Young (C. A.) That teddlin’ hop.
T7519.
Young (C. HE.) Reg’lar pals. 24918.
Young (Calvin) Mother is the most
wonderful pal of all. 22501.
Young (Catherine) Love in China-
land: 6689.
Young (EH. KE.) Lead kindly light.
17258.
Young (Hdward M.) :
Bird of passage. 50.
Night has a thousand eyes. 455.
Young (Eleanor) :
Cuddile-uddle up. S44.
Don't’ ‘forget te’ write:a letter |

home. 18835.
I left my heart. 1007.
I wish I had some one to cry over

me. 8365, 10524.
Just for remembrance. 1066.
Mean, mean mamma. why don't

you mean what you say. 10946.
Young (Elisa Mazzucato) Staccato
etude in B. 14165 (537).
Young (F. P.)- Coué chorus. 9822
12622.
Young (F. 8.) Robin’s cross. 22667.
Young (Mrs. F. W.) Your mother is

praying for you. 5671.
Young (G. A.) If I was a Gypsy king.
13009.
Young (H. A.) Missionary volunteer
rally song. 11007.
Young (Isabelle) Don't be a wabbler.
1842.

:

|

Young (J: ADD
Home is where the heart is, ma
chere. 14835.
Mother’s love. 11053.

Young (Joe) Whoa Pagliacci. 5595.
Young (Leonard) Dear old mother’s
book. 21405. .
, (M. E.) Ill have you by gee.

; (M. I.) With a golden band.
| Young (Morris) :

Cupid’s melody. 5993.
When you went away. 7716.
Young (Richard) Razz the jazz killer.

816.
| Young (Russell) :
Heaven. 10832.
In dear old Pennsylvania.
It’s true, dear
19403.
‘Never again. 4767.
Young (S. D.) pseud.

2190.
I love’ but “you.

See De Jong

(S.)
| Young (Vo"AQ=
Pz elude. 16361.
Suite des reminiscences. 15955.
Three encore songs. 5665!
Two transcriptions. 18358.

| ¥. i
sity )
2658.

Young people’s missionary
ore of S. Drees
Captain calls for you.
Missionary volunteer
11007.

Y. W. C. A. of the UDS224) A National
board of):

A,
QO.

(West Virginia univer-
mother o’ mountaineers.

volunteer

9700.
rally song.

Christmas and New Year songs.
843.
Folk songs of many peoples. 935.
Follow the gleam. 12822.
| Youngman (Henry):
Down old California way. 3803.
Monday morning blues. 4664.

Rosay Marie. 5040.

Youngren (W. V.) Crying—lonely
and blue. 8052. '

Younker (S. K.) When I was a
country maid. 20815.

Yourdon (Charlotte) Back in New
York City. 21104. L

Yradier (C.) Paloma. 17681.

Yradier (Sebastian) Paloma. 20081,
20082.

Yuran (P. M.) Our departed chief.
20059.

5698, 6550, 7795,
7798, T7799.

Yuschi tanzt. TI9T.

Yuschi-walzer.

1934

INDEX

nos. 1-13, 1923

Yvain (Maurice) :

Aime-moi Emma. 9448.
Ange gardien. 9493, 14228.
C’est Vamour. 3569.

9681, 14374.
9682, 12535, 14575.
5922, 9728.

C’est la vie.
C’est Paris.
Chanson de l’eau.
Cosy-tea. 9820.

En douce. 3856, 3857.

Etrange valse. 3870.
Hilarité céleste. 10350, 12922.
Isle of sweethearts. 21961.
J’ m’ en balance. 10616, 15058.
J’n ’ai plus d’poéle. 4338.
Java. 43840, 4841.
Just a little love.
La-haut. 8481,
15146.

L4-haut valse. 22052.

Mary Rose. 22203.

Miss Blues. 6837.

Non, non, jamais les
11173.

One kiss. 24752.

Ose Anna. 11314, 13500, 15596.

Parce que. 11352.

Pour étre heureux.
17736.

Si vous n’aimez pas ¢a.
17889.

Ta bouche. 7477-7480.

There are some things you never
forget. 23028.

Up there. 25383.

Wagneriana. 5483.

When we are married.

Your lips. 23386.

Zabell (Axel) Blues-foxtrot.

22007.

10712, 10715,

hommes.

|

7131, 11428.

11648,

20487.

| Zengler (Ivan)

OD F a
23505.

23506. |

Zacharewitsch
13027.

Zalewski (B. J.):

PieSni. 2754, 20116.

Piesni do mszy swietej.

Danse passion. 18762.

Fox march folio. 18997.

Fox (Sam) concert orchestral
folio. 18998.

Fox (Sam) moving picture music.
18995. |

Fox (Sam) sacred folio. 18996.

(M. ) Imagination.

22559.

I hear the bees a’ humming.
12966, 19218.

In the twilight. 1042.

Lullaby waltz. 1117.

Ode to spring. 19985.

Regret. 20210.

Rustic festival. 20272.

Serenade petite. 20330.

Show girl. 11643.

Smiling love. 11683.

Soiree. 20400.

Wind at night. 12245, 20886. |

106658—24 41

Zandonai (Riccardo) Via della fines-
tra. 5463.

Zany (King) pseud. See Dill (Jack).

Zardo (Redento) :
All ave di sera.
Desiderio. 12688.
Espoir en Dieu. 12765.

3396, 16373 (3).

Vecchio minuetto. 5453.

Voi siete. 14020.
Zaremba (H. A.) Lovetime. 8566.
Zarvah pub. co.:

All through the night. 5721.

Aloha oe. 3369 (2), 5723.

Ben Bolt. 5821. .

Intermezzo from Cavalleria rusti-

cana. 6774. :
Zbhierzchowski (H.) Husia, siusiz
polka. 10404, 10405.
Zeckwer (C. W.):

Columbine. 23619.

Leda. 10744.

Zelenko (M.) My record girl. 473T.
Zeller (Felix) Perdoname. 17703.
Zeller (J..N.) As we used to. 12408.
Zeller (T. H.):

Ave Maria .0 God. of _mercy-

23484.

Gethsemane. 23875.

O mother linger near me. 24680.
Zelmira. 547.

Zelvitis (Estelle) Sweet lass. 11835.

Zemaitis (J. A.) :

AS lietuvaite. 5766.

Pauksteliui. 7083.
Zemlinsky (Alex.) Zwerg. T7802.
Seein’ you can’t take
it easy, get a job and go to work
727A.

Zephyrus brings the time.. 754.
Zereo (—):
Marga. 15296.

Mimi réve. 10995.
Zerkovitz (Béla) :
Aranymadar. 7850.
Bambola della prateria.
Zerse (Carl):
Moonlight brings memories of you.
4671.
Rae, I’m in love with you. 20184.
Your smiles are silver, your kisses
are gold. 9404.
Zeuch (H. A.) Let’s dance while we
feel that way. 15168.
Aeuch CK. Ss)
Carolina blues. 9708.
Sweet Alice. 7457.

21115.

Zickel (H. H.) Eureka. 3871.

Zickel pub. co. Eureka. 3871.

Zieg (Charles) On the hot sands.
488&.

Ziegfeld follies. 18449, 19603, 20549.

23054, 25289.

1935

Ziegfeld follies of 1922. 2372, 11239,
13370, 138540, 18781, 14987, 15511,
16289, 17084, 17158, 21798, 22054,
222038, 22760, 22940, 23010, 23015.

Ziegfeld follies of 1923. 24484, 25586.

Ziegler (Carl) Singing games and
dances for schools and playgrounds.
15857.

Ziegler (Hrich) Bei einem glaserl
wein. 5815.

Ziegler (R. H.) Naughty sweety.
15480.

Ziegler (Richard) Susan Jane. 15974.

Ziegler (S. W.) Collection of Lithu-
anian dances. 9787.

Ziehrer (—) Nightlarks. 14163 (386).
iehrer (C. M.) Vienna beauties
waltz. 14163 (590). .

Zike (A. M.) Dreams.

Zilberts (Zavel):

Al naharos bovel.
Chanuke licht.
Havdoloh. 2027.
Heje im pifijos. 23992.
Mir tzihen mir blondzen.
Zmiros. 25594.
Zilcher (Hermann) :
Natur. 15479.
Symphonie nr. 2.
Zilcher (Paul) :
Barcarolle. 12447.
By the bubbling spring. 12531.
Tarantella. 13890.
Zimmerman (Eddie) Alabamy. 9447.
Zimmerman (H. J.) Carmen Case.

23746.
23375.
17153.

2521.

18032.

9705.
Zimmerman (L. M.) Roses’ will
bloom again. 2054.

Zimmerman (W. P.):
April song. 5758.
Revery. 5013.

Zimmermann (Fritz) :

Cradle song. 14479.

Ho-lolo-e-de. 14828.

How will it end. 12944.

I love you. 6402.

Melodies of home. 15320.

Switzerland my homeland. 16001.

With you I want to be. 16316.
Zimmermann (J. H.):

Bagatellen. 7885.

Bilder aus. Ungarn.

Burleske. 7955.

Pusta wehmut.

Sechs gedichte.

Sonate. 8478.

Suite. 8480.

Vergessene weisen.

18185.

Vier ktirze gedanken. 7150.
Zingarelli (N. A.) Adagio. 16871. .
Zingaro (P. W.) Al, you’re different.

23376.

6642.

6645.
22220.

3211, 9260,

pt. Itt, n. s., v.18

Zion hallelujah. 3365.. NS an

Zipf musie pub. co.:
Days of yesterday.
Goin’ home. 6250.
I’m gonna get you. 244, 245, 756

21398.

(48).
If you want to keep your daddy
home. 264, 756 (51).

Just thinkin’. 10673.
Laughin’ eryin’ blues.
(67), 2334.
Tired 0’ waitin’ blues. T7808 (307).
Triflin’ blues. 5389, 7808 (308),
12001.
Wish I had you, and I’m gonna
get you blues. 12249.
Zipser & Konig. A vén cigany. 5685.
Zitter (Samuel) Up-to-date century

312, 756

blues. 13989.

Zivelli (Joseph) My love for you.
os 47.

Zobanaky (John) Galin-Pari-Clevé

method. 183864 (738, 74).
Zoeller (lL. EH.) :
Days of yesterday. 21398.
I wanna step into your heart.
17082.
If today
14981.
Zoffer (William) Ruthie. 20273.
Zoltai (M.) Serenade. 20321.
Zorlig (Kurt):
Alle stissen kleinen madchen.
3404.
Du bist wie ein veilchen. 18875.

was only yesterday.

Ich lasse meine frau zu haus.
19311.
Ich such’ ein htibsches friulein.
4244.
Nur zehn minuten mit dir allein.
19962.
Pharao, tu nicht so. 20109.
Schatz, verschliesse nicht die
Tiir. 20298.
Tugendprinzessin. 20627.
) Zouboulakis (J. C.):
. Christ is risen. 5955. -
Good old prune. 23925.
Sing to God in exultance and
praise. 22894.
‘Zubler (Lillian) Are you still wait-
ing. 14249.
Zucea (Mana) pseud. See Zuckermann
(Augusta).

Zuckermann (Augusta) :
Ballade et caprice. 3484.
Big brown bear. 18535.
Bolero de concert. 1629.
Broken toys. 23529.
Cry of the woman. 213871.
Happy birthday. 23960.
I love life. 237.
If flowers could speak. 1894.

1936

INDEX

- nos. 1-13, 1923

In Bibleland, 13032. Zuera (—). Igualada. 20974 (144).

In God we trust. 18034, 24159. Zupanec (Ralph) Vse za vero, dom in

In the gloaming. 21934. narod! 18204.

In the never-never land. 21937. Zurfiuh (—) Paris qui danse. 4881.

Just something. 24247. Zurfluh (A.):

Merey. 22233. . Album rose. 21007.

Moo-00. 6864. Chansons pour la _ jeunesse.

Mother dear. 7808 (259), 22300. 21288.

Niehavo. 5679 (287). Magdouchka-czardas. 2431.

One a day. 7023. Sensitive. 9001.

Pierrot and Pierrette. 24858. Zuschneid (Karl) Lehrgang’ des

Prelude. 12337. klavierspiels, 2344, 2345.

Princess. 24896. 5 scelte composizioni per pianoforte.

*Rithmetic. 7204. 7807.

Spring came with you. 22880. 9 o’clock revue. 3051, 3303, 9411,

Wistaria. 25595 (521). 13204, 14192, 14745, 19305.

25 melodies for juveniles. 25595. | 75 music pieces without notes. 3563.
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NOTE.

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1923 is too large to be conveniently bound in one volume.
Those who prefer to do so can now bind in half-year vol-
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